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stgsyr OFFICE No. ~ Camp StFes
isrfday Morning. October aG, j

CJrgscERr 0FfIcE. No ~ Camp NJ stFeet.s /
Friday Morning. uetontf ~ l5gq. J
Tba business on the leYee yesterday was MOI
btssk. except around do gapgwnys Of the steam'
era Cen. j. A.. Qaitman ana Mary 4. Horsytil. Ihe
farmer boat arrived tic night before VITA 29s4
bales cotton, aad commenced diseAaFgng " the
morasae. and at 5 o'clock IN tte afternoon she
Nas Ksaay ts leave with one Of the largest loads
bound up The rlYer this season. Her cabins were
alsa efe8 aed with passengers. we conslder this
gaoa management, 81 the labor system nowadays
i nat ons of Tie best Tie Mary p Forsyth and
other ataamers advertised also left with good
9gelgits snd senrers. The weather was quite
ehaAsable yeasArdag n the morning afe Was
Indispensable; towards noon the temperature pc
sa'ia warm and pleasant, hiit in fhe afternoon
9 Wsa sloeilyl With lie wind fro1a soaiheast.
steamer Mageahs, Gapt. 4 heatlefs. passed
haysi S5sa geateEd4y, as Ye learn by Telegram,
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g4a ila fGstGpt,
n Y mon mo. oeeohER Il 1865.
A.sglsals 4 ne Y.eAaelpal E1otels.


X sT, Gs5 ATsTlHs HoTEL.-P Fouk. Tenn; L ii
keaa s., ely; Hafper, Ala; u u Browne,
StknRias A Warwick, N vi; H II HayTni, Texas
J r 5seNlnaa, Mrs u Il Iarnhuli and grand daugh-
Ter sQs i Z GaTliek, Cincinnati; Mr. Keller and
Ian3i, Washington. d Cs L Naloott, n 7; e L
sNtAsjgs3, l.&: M y Shropshire, Ealyestans u Ran.
gers 5tier. II lire, i Z; Q n French, Pitts.
burg . II Specimen and son, San Antonio, Texas;
G R1lsn Hiss Terrell j Webb, Eggts Point: /.
Cl0nl Louisville; hIelincf, g S NJ n 3 Dupree,
Ir Kenliss, J ConnDly, G J Weaver and wife,
GTeenville, Ala,
0lia HOTEL y Matliioi, Assumption, La:
Mfs Nasfh ana child, Texas; J D Hayes, New
iberia. las V + Claiborne, Texas; T 7 DeGrap-
penrsia; saai & W Mitchell San Marco; G 0 Mitch
ell, d9; u Huntley, Ninona, Miss; f Parrot, do;
James oAnsen do: Mrs j NJ johnson, do; w D
johnson dc; r Eedrel Goodman, Miss; a
West ao; r J Childress do; ] q Davis, NJ
Davis Anderson, Holly Springs; "A NJ Boyd
Memphis Nj Mcdonald, ao; Hugh Riley AMI
family Miss; Mrs q Al anderson, Texas; Mr.
S5nlst'a, De; E A Pearee, Fla; ] { McGehees Sal
Marco; II Ward, Fort Worth, Texas: W X Bur
ney, lexandria: A Jones, Richmond, NJ
King. Platt, Point CoupBe, La: HI Mcdonald
Texas; ] II Stroud, South CaYolnia; ] II Proc
Tor. seinlas Roberts, do Z aB Morel, city
Z I'll Buck, Mobile ! T Kirhman ana wife; N Y
] HoKard, city; Pr a Scott, do; n B Patton
y ] I Moore, ir.
ST. JAMES H0TEL-Afrs B B G Adams AM
cnilGrens Hlrs Bupnys lberVllle, La; III EitcAteid
Paslgaelfshias Means, Shreveport; E D Frost
gal:3ssi; 4 Z wen, 0F ven, L G Kemp. Lexington
w fsrgsss q Al Reanner ana family, Tenn; A r Res
nelrF, Hunter Miss: g Thomas, Ala; w II Gre
CORY, gieuston, Texas; ~ Whitman, Tex; 7 e Ro
per. s{gs Haswell, Galveston; II Hellenback, r
Sogge Wharton county Tex; q Fl DeEneritt, city;
4 isg559a. u II Dantzler Pasoagoula; A E Craig
CITY; II aIieklejohn, Miss i IieIleiphn, Miss 81
Micas iohn, Mrs q 8 Aaiokleioln, j ls Truesde,
G gftaaieN St I4nuis 1T r "a Williams, II @ Towns
ed III saiiler. Hot Springs; n G Childtess, Goot
nlaa Hiss; a. n Lark, Memphis; r 3 King, Littl
Rock, Ark.
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Eonslgneess

Per bark Minot, from Boston-B Antognini
Blaise &oo-Il Conery &co-Dudley & Nelson
Conway Bros-P Dwyer-J Duntze-Dean, Adams
s. Gff-Henderson s Gaines-W H Henning geo
Morgan Hall &co-Isaacson & seixas--A Lanata
D Kelham &co-H J Mullen &eo--J G Morris-H
Otis-s D Moody &co--Piageio Bros-Perkins,
Friedlander &eo-RusselI s. Hale Roger SEQ
Fl L Wainwright g. Tower-A L Bennett &
Goa ] Buck &co--P 3 Brulatour-G A Fosdick
Biscoe & Simms-Folger &co-Grietf s. Byrnes-J
NJ Gould--A d Grieff--O George-Griffn x Porch
Gates, Demerritt &co-Hallowell s. Wright II
Massey-W s. ] McCracken--G N Morison-Chas
Raymond-A Rousset-Shannon. Lewis &co-F R
Sturyesant &co-Slark, Staufier &co-H L Stone
&co--G w Sizer-N WhitRey-and order
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TOWBOATS.
f. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER ToWBoATs:
Achilles, side,wheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING side.wheel, CAPT LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sfde-wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT, WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTuRTEvART.
wIeaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT.
Tecumseh, Propeller CAPT. sCHELLENaER
Norman, Propeller, GAIT. oooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AYERILL
The Achilles having large capacity is we'll adapted os
iightering outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman end Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable of throwing at lowest speed
1880 gallons of water per minute. =s-
The number and vel known power of these boats
sratod last is guarantee that nounuecesry delay
will loccurat the Bar
For terms Of tOwage herage or of punps, apply te
BDw. A. YoRKE / CO.,
So Poylras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

pressure passenger packet, i'll command of Capt.
Hopkins, leaves to-day at4p. ~, for the above
named places from the Lake end Of the Pont
ehartrain of Railroad. Agent, |, G. Harris, cor
ner Camp and Common streets.
j. NJ. SHARP FOR LAFouRoHE.-This fast and
superior passenger packet, in command of Capt
A. Dugas, with Capt. Jos, Da}feres in the Office,
leaves for the above aud all coast landings AT .
o'clock this evening. The j. NJ Sharp will con.
neot with the light draft packet Tbos. Powell at
the mouth Of the bayou, and will sign through
bills to Lockport and all intermediate landings on
Lafourche.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

NEW YORK-steamship George Cromwell
637 bales cotton 1876 bales moss 4 bales wool 81
hbls pecans rs bbs flour 297 bdls hides 800 SKIS Of
rice 20 bbls oranges 26 pkgs mdse
INDLANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
CIinten-200 bdls iron ties 100 bXs soap 100 SKIS Of
corn 100 sks oats so bbls -four 20 bis bagging
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
@larint SntsI!iaente.
CRESCENT orFIoE, No. 81 CAMF srREEr,
Friday, October 26 1866.
Olenrea KesterlnY.

Steamship Geo Cromwell, yaill for New York,
bEoulton
Steamship Clinton, Farwen, for Galveston and In
danola, 1 G Harris
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
GTRENGTH TO THE WEAKs
YOUTH TO THE AGRDll
BIoKRBNE, OR LIFE REJUyENAToRl /!
YOUTH TO THE AGRDl

BlOhHBSE, ON LIFE REJ U v lGNAIOR I!
This Preparation is unequalled a Rejavenaor and Re-
storer of wasted or inert functions
The aged hcald be certain make the Biokrene house
hold god nasnuch as it will render them youthful in feeling
strength enable them live again the days of
their pristine Joy rnot on'y eXhates but Strengthens
and really an nyaluabe blessing especially to those who
fortune ordinary sickness No what the
the mnUency Of any human organ this superb prepFa un
B1oKRENE
Cures mp2tency General Debility. Nervous Incapacy,
pyspesia Depression Loss of Appetite Low Spris, We4s
ness OF the Organs OF Generation, lmbecity Mental ndb-
ence, maoatien Ennui Il has most delghtfn desiga
are IN any way Prostta ed by nervous disabilities ne earnestly
preparation Persons who, by mprNdence, have lost their
Natural Visor, will ind speedy cure in the
BIoKRENE.
The Feeble the Lauguid the pespairag the Old should
iHeront from All other articles for The Same purpUsr
10 FEMAIESf his Preparation is nyaleable iH nervous
Ii is also grand Tonc and will give relief in Dyspepsia
vate stomach oegce of perfect health and banis
pysnepsia forever ,.,,. = g.. ,u ~ .
One dollar per bottle or Sax potteS loF Se oofs Ole
Sent by eNPEgss an&&hsre, by n o4des3iqs si
Is ley street, Aew orz.
'''l IL 40" BABNEs, WARD co.,
No. "a Maea1 ne street
"a Q. PAE.BEEG 80 oo.,
tRD. c. PALMER, JOS wIhpa
-1mporters of and Wholesale and RstaI Dealers tR,
Garpeta, Elssts, RiI Tlotha, stc..
! rs Il9 Graqoz stysa! Nes o5asgl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

Pauline Carroll, White, from st Louis.
White Cloud, No o Hopkins, from st Louis.
New Era, Aucoin, from ThibodauX.
A Brown, Siewerd, from Fort Jackson.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse. from Bayou Sara.
Alone, Parenton, from Thibodaux.
JIM Sharp, Streek. from ThbodauX.
Frances, Walker, from Mobie-P RR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
ArrIxea Yesterday.

Ship squando Jordan, from Liverpool, Aug 18th
to Ashbrdge, Ocean &co--3d district 40
Fr bark New Mexico, Blaneh, from Vera Cruz
in ballast. to master-3d district As
NIX schr Mercedes, Pereiza, from Sisal, to S Fer
nandez &co---2d district 20
TowBoATs.
Yankee, Coll from st Louis, with barges.
Gladiator, Shultz, from the Passes-Went dowr
light-Brought up the ship Squando and BARI
New Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
OPELOUS-AS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at5PM
NIgsR DIP EAO USAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE,
month Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landings
Bayou Courtableau Atchaalaya and Mississippi ryersThe
fine ihtdraught passengey CleonR, o. G. Pickett
master j. B. schmit clerk, will leave as above Re
turning, will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING 10 O'Clock Particular attention paid bust
For freight passage apply board, foot Of ST.
Louis street.
CARRIERE -& LOGAN.
Corner Bienville aud Old Levee streets.
VIRGINIgS @. DENTZEB, Advertising Agent.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at Bpm
EDR OPELOJSAS-THE SEW, LIGHT DRAFT
u stent1er y. ID. HTnde, o. Hinckley master, NJ Ken
clerk will leave for opelousas Washington, Port
Barre Mouth Bayou Rouge, SmmRspart, and ell landings
the Achafaya river and Courtabfeau above. For
freight or passage apply on board, Or 70
j. i. CARLTN, SO Old Levee street.
yIRGINIus C. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Belovv-Coming Up.


: Bark G V Minot, -. from Boston, to G A Eos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
ATTAkARAS.

STEAMER INGOMAR; P E. BURKE Master GEORGE
DOVE Jr, and Il. COUDROY, Clerks
E'OR ATTARAPAS-IN CONNECTION WITH
Il the N, o., O. and O. W. Kailrond at Brashear Oily
Leaves for St Martinsye New IBERIA franklin Patterson
vile and intermediate landings every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, on the arrival of the trains Re
turning leaves New Iberia every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, al 2 r. NJ.
The Ingomar viii her Saturday trip tost. Martins
Vile For particulars apply to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

YaSAslu4 FOR WosrAg. - inagnidcent
aysniiaaiiiln Inns just been opened IN the Rue des
Kfaftyfs Paris at a cost Of about three hundred
flsanaaud frames. It il intended principally Tor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

dreadful accident occurred near Peoria, I'll.
a Inan named George Grazier was filling kero-
sene lamp that was lighted when exploded set
tBg fire 10 the hpusa, which burned down and in
IL burning 20 death his three youngest children p
bahe one year, a girl seven, and boy nine years
old Himself and his eldest boy were severely,
n nettataliy burned, and his wife considerably
Injured, barely escaping In her night-clothes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
STEAMSHIPS STEAMSHIPS.
NJ HVV Z&0Iskx.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
sEw yoRE MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMrANYs STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Forming Regular scmweely Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships
EOR NEW ROakE DERECT-FHE FINE
Ocean Steamships
GUIDING STAR. .26o0 tons. Berry, Commander
MISSISSIPPI .22J0 tons. Summer, Commander.
..22Oo sons. .gsnsice, Commander.
20 0 tons, .Fprber Commander
.l4e0 tons Whitman, Commander.
MARGP PosA.........l4oO tons. Quick, oonmander.
49,. 400 tons...--, Commander.
MISSOURI. .14O0 tons. 60, Commander.
Mississippi,
SUMNER, Commander.
Will leave on SATURDAY. October 27t at o'clock a. NJ,
from the Company wharf, iu front of Jackson Square.
Freight will be received by this Line upon Company's
Wharf oil times during hours and the rates for
freight and passage will be Low by any other regular
llns,
Fer freight passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEvY, Agent,
So Garondeet streeE, New Orleans.
c. X. GARRISON, President,
Bowling Green street, New YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
To sail on SATURDAY, Oct q, at TIN
TOE NEW YoRK-THE SPLENDID STEAM.
ship
l. L. HAZARD, Master,
viii leave rs a6oye from wharf foot of Cont street.
For freight or passage apply to
DAVID MeooARD, 162 Common street,
FOR NEW YORK.
cRoMwELL,s y. Y. AND n 3. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, Nov. 8 at 4. NJ
FOE NEW YORR-TuE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
General Grant,
W. II. HOLMES, Commander,
will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
above,
First Cabin Passage Observation-Disclosures. $50.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED NoULToN,
Al Cerondclet street.
GALvEsToN--INDTANOLA.
FOR GALVESTON, INp1ANoLA AND LAvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at s P. NJ.
cAB1N PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. ss15.
Freight to Galveston taken at half e. Of card rates
E7pIs GALVESTON. INDIANoLA AND La
il vaCa-TAe low pressure stdewhae iron steamship
I.C. HARRIS,
j. b. LOCKWOOD, Commander
viii leave as above the of ST. Joseph
'''P'' /. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM
| PANY.
REGULAR EAIIMoNTHLT LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY October 81, at P. NJ, precisely.
/ EoR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST carrying ths United States mails,
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW ToRK............. $50
This Line comprises the following frstclnss steamships
LTBERTY. ... 1910 tons =. . VIM, Rollins, Commander.
OUBA. ,.,.....uO0 tons. .Thos A. Balm, Commander
The steamship Cuba will sail for Baltimore Havana
freight Or passage, haNng unsurpassed accommoda
sons apply to WLrHEksf0oN q aAALsEY, X AGENTS.
n B-No bills OF ladug hut those of the Company will he
signed Permits for freight must he procured from this
oce No freight received bills of ading signed after
o'clock on dag Of sailing.
I E 5a1ra4
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LOUISVILLE.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 27th inst. att Pm
E0R LOUISVILLE, EyANsylLLE, CAIRO,
R Memphis and all intermediate lHudngs--Ihe and
elegant passenger steaner bmvId white, Il. B shaw
muster, John " VRger- clerk, will leave above. For
freight or passage apply board, or to
JOHN A. STEVENSON, 3 Front strdet.
The David White viii take ircgat Tor Memphis api all land
ugs in tie Bends, and will take Freight lpr Se aad all
way Andiugs on Cumberland river with prege Of Tchip
ping. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
sTEA. .UB0AT8---s -sqEAmBOATs
MOBILIZE.

MOBILIZE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
SUNDAYS E&GEPTEDJ
caves FRIDAY, Oct 26th, the arrival of the 4 p NJ
Pontehartrain Railroad train.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT-TuE NEW IRON
low-pressure side-wheel steamer
Mary.
A. L MYERS, Commander,
VIII leave as above, carrying the I. S. Mails.
On and alter Sunday, the 2st inst the Sunday trips to
Mobile will be resumed by the Mail Line.
For freight or passage apply to I. @. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
WATERING PLACES.
SEA SHORE LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
WATERTNGE PIACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christan Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs ant
Pascagoula on Saturdays.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
OnmelIa,
GEORGE ]. BLAKESLEY Mastor
VIII hereafter continue her trips as toows
TUESDAYS. ..9o'cook 4. M POntchnrtran R. R. Train.
THURSDAYS, o'clock A NJ =, :,
SATURDAYS, O'Clock Pm :. :.
Returning will leave
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
Sunday.
This above trips and departures will be regularly made un
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
COHEN H. soRIA, 10 usrordele street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

ENoR EIVERPnOEs-THE FAsTSAILING BRIT.
ish ship Belle ood, Goeed, nsster having part of
her cargo engaged will sail with dispatch For balance of
freight spply to SlBLEY, GUlDS CO.,
Ah lRrnnd elat htrnat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
vICK6SBURG

VIChSBURG.
yICKsBURG NATcHEz AND NEW ORLEANS U. s.
MAIL PACKET
r7o sf sTsIS d, GuBsPAY StT3uS5 GRAND GULF
Rodney, st. Joseph Wafer Proof, Fsrt Adams, Bayou
Sara Baton Roage bonsldsonyilie and Intermediate snd
tnEs-Ah new and magnificent passenger packet
Robert IL. Lee,
JOHN W. CANNON Master
will leave aboye The Robert E Lee will take freight and
yesonrg Eo co comfort speed and safety s the Robert Lee
waters. ,
GEO: p. hITE, II Tchouptoulas street
v1RG1NUs e. pEETzE hd7sssng fssss Agent
'-1- -, oRlEASs L. s. NAIL PACKET ii2 A-'D NE"
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at 8 p. NJ
r Ashton sfigwh, Providence, GoodiehIs Landing,
MMiiieng "A BeTd yiesbgrg Natshez Grand Gulf Rodney,
Rouge, Donadsonyle and all Intermediate andingsIhs
j. n White, master, Tom. j. Howard clerk viii leave as
The Gen. Quitman will freight and psssengersiOr
YH00 alyel with privilege Of reshppng at yieksbgrg
For freight having unsurpassed accommoda-
GEO. g. q 5, AIIEs Agent, II TchoupitOulas street.
vikaINbs DGNT%EL & Sf2as s,tssr xavortistg Agent
yI0KsBURG AND NAPCHEz U. s. MAIL PACKET
FASHION.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at O'Clock 2. n,
EOR DONALDSONETLLE, PLAQuEAINF,
= Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara lorna Nat
ShsE @ WTa1srproo1 1 St Joseph Rof4s Grand Gn "nenton
steamer Fashion ?. D. Prat master, /. Shaw clsr,
sa'' 19ISS 81 sSss '0a
or Gel ohfL1s t' W3KfSEY IS FF63t F639 strset, Fsss'
ThS steamer Fashion connects at ycksburg with packets
The Tashon also connects with the Yazoo packets, and
signs thoqSE M # ns e pG IS aST%I G S9d xsea
vIcKsBURG, NAToHEz AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
SATURDAY. PACKET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

NEW YoRE MAIL STEAMSHIP GoMrANY'S STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26

Forming Regular Semweeky Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
MEMPHIS.

"EONEaDA "A Ah.....-.. .'........ November =.
E0R AaEMPHIs-THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
steamer Henry Won PhuI,
j. F, HICKS, Master j. O. BAUFGLL, CLERK;
Will leave above The Henry Won Phu will give through
bills of ladtng to all landings the White and Arkansas
rivers
Particular attention paid all way and plantation business
All Coast Landings made and foight taken reduced
For freight passage apply on board, or to
ALLEN WAYNE d CO., 35 Natchez street.
N B-PasseDgers tickeed through to Louisville and Gin
cinpati Is fours from Memphis.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-11-08
Miscellaneous.
Southern LOynIIsts' Address TO
1Ile People.

The committee appointed by the Con
vention lately held Mt Philadelphia to visit
the tomb of Lincoln, having performed
that duty, have issued to the people Of the
United States an address dated Mt Spring
field, H.. the 18th Oct. In this address
they say that the popular demand is; First
That Andrew johnson shall not be per
mitted to usurp and exercise the powers of
Congress in addition to those of President.
Second. That disloyal men shall not be
permitted to rule either the whole country
or any part thereof; and fhird-That the
loyal men of the South, black rs well as
white. shall be protected IN all their rights
ns American citizens. They then proceed
to say that the President had usurped the
powers of Congress; that disloyal men are
in portions of the country in positions o'
power and responsibility; and that the loyal
men of the South are not protected in theii
rights. These propositions are argued al
length. The address concludes by demand
ing an net OF Congress which shall cover
these points:
al. That no man who took part in thu
rebellion shall be permitted to vote or holc
office, at least until he shall have compiled
with such conditions as Congress may SCI
fit to impose. .. That all loyal men
without respect to color or race, shall b
permitted to vote. 3. That wherever
may he needed a local military force shal
he organized, consisting solely of lOya
men, and that the expense of organizing
"quipping and maintaining said fore
shall be betrayed by that portion of tn
community whose conduct renders its pres
ence necessary.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-11-08
The Home Circle.
Old Maids.

A sprlghtly writer expresses his
opinion of old maids in the following
manner: al am inclined to think that
many of the satirical aspersions cast
upon old maids, tell more to their
credit than is generally imagined. Is
a woman remarkably neat in her per-
son? 'She will certainly be an old
maid Is she particularly reserved
towards the other sex? She has all
the sqeamishness of an old maid lis
she frugal in her expenses and exact
in her domestic concerns ? And ii
she is humane to the animals about
her, nothing can save her from the ap-
pellation of an 'old maid.' In short,
have always found that neatness
modesty, economy, and humanity, are
the never-failing characteristics of that
terrible creature-'old maid.'"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-11-08

THE VIRTUES OF BoRAX.-The ex-
cellent washerwomen of Holland and
Belgium, who ''get up" their linen so
beautifully white, use refined borax as
washing powder, instead of soda, in
the proportion ofone large handful of
powder to about ten gallons of boiling
water. They save in soap nearly one
half All the large washing establish
ments adopt the same mode. For
laces, cambria, &C., an extra quantity
of the powder is used for crinolines,
required to be made, strong solution
is necessary. Borax being a neutral
salt, does not in the slightest degree
injure the texture of the linen. Its
effect is to soften the hardest water,
and therefore it should be kept on
every toilet table. To the taste it i.
rather sweet; it is used for cleaning
the hair it is an excellent dentifrice,
and in hot countries it is used, in com
bination with tartaric acid and bi-car
Donate of soda, as a cooling beverage
Good tea cannot be made with hare
water. All water may be made sof
by adding teaspoonful of borax pow
der to an ordinary sized kettle of wa
ter, In which it should boil. The saw
ing in the quantity of tea used will bt
at least tone-ifth.-[Druggists' Circular
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-11-08
Poetry.
THE CIDER MILL.

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