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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13
Marriages.

HYER-CARLISLE-On the 3Oth uIt., by Rev. J.
IT. Middleton, at the brides fathers near Marshall
Mr.. Jacob Hyer, of Ross county, to Miss Jennie Car
Isle, of this county.
BATRD-BALDWIN-Ou the 6th inst, by the same
Mr.. David NJ. Baird to Miss Alice Baldwin, both Of
This county.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13

Jeff. Davis remains in strict seclu-
sion at Montreal, not being seen at all
on the streets.
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n q w B D % Z
AND
Sh . q . hop.

l Door NORTH OF BOwLEs' Book STORE, Up STAIRS.
JOHN W. BALES,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
q opened n Shop in the above rOOm and is now pre-
pared to make all kinds of Boots and Shoes, to order,
on short notice, and in the most wOrkmanlike style.
Mr.. 2. STEWART, the best BOotmaker in the cOun-
ty, is in my employ, besides other good wOrkmen.
good stock of Ready Made Boots and Shoes always
On hand.
share of the public patronage is respectfully So
iCited
HrIsboro, june 8, 1867. iu6m6
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Lumber Of all Kinds,

for sale.
n Orders taken for all kinds Of work. and executed
in the best style. Those wanting anything in line
would do well to give call before buying else
where. E5- Shop and yard on the East side Of town.
on the bank Of Paint. +. & n. MCCONNELL.
June 3, 1867. iu3mG"
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WHISK Err
AND
MOUSTACHE.

a BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF FALSE NOUsTACHES
n AND WHISPERS, Of French manufacture, 50
perfect they be detected from the genuine viii
he sent postnufd bv mail to any address. Great atsn
ton is paid in the manufacture Of these articles BY ono
of the best artists in Paris NJ L. FOUCHE who is the
best manufacturer in Europe. MOustaChes, $lOOS
Side WLiskers, $500; Full Beard, IS 90. Address,
Fl. DORR,
ALBANY, n. Y,
-,,-Tcr7-vzrco Sole rput for the O. s.
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Meat Market.
FITTRO & EGKLEY,

UCCESSORS to o. J. EckIey, will keep a good sup
= ply of Fresh BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL and PORK
Of the best quality, the old stand, High Street,
few doors above Walnut, and respectfully solicit con-
tinuance of the public patronage literally extended
to their predecessor.
Regular Market Days Monday, Thursday and Stature
day Mornings.
81 Prices as Low as any other Shop.
JOHN FITTROy
P. F. ECKLEY
TfITsRoro. Nav Is. 1867 maylGyI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13

Gen. Sherman is enthusiastic in advO-
eating a rapid construction of the Pacific
Railroad, and says the Government could
itself build it and save money by it.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13
GREAT WATCH
2ATnHR
SWEET BREATH FOR ALL 4!
Dr.. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF MYRRH!

rs sure remedy for the cure Of bad breath, no mat
Il ter from what the disease may arise. What
Young lady or gent will make effort 20 remove
this disagreeable evil when it can be done for ONE
DOLLAR, sent to your address postpaid, BY mall
and a speedy cure guaranteed or money refunded. All
orders must be addressed to IT, DORT, Albany N. Y,
sole A gent for the United States. mayl6ylcTSkCO
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Divorce Notice.

Holm PARSHALL, Of Waynsville, in the County Of
sb Warren and State Of Ohio, is notified that Nancy
ParsiiaIl did on the 10Th day Of May, A d. 1867,
file her petition in the Office the Clerk Of the Court
IF Common Pleas within and for the county OF Ht2F
land and state Of Ohio, charging the sgd John = r
shall with wiilul absence from the petitiouert or
more than three years last past without cause or
justification therefor, the part Of said petitioner
and asking that she may be divorced from the sall
John Parsh which petition will stand for hearing ns
the next term of said Court -
NANCY A. PARSHALL,
Bv W II IRwIN, her Atty. may23wT pr 'steess.25
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TERRIBLE EXPLosIoN.-A boiler in a
Saw-mfII in Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, exploded last Thursday, dcmoGshing
the building and burying 10 persons in the
ruins. Thirteen were taken out dead, and
= oro sfill ,,ieciur
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GREEN FIELD
PLANNING MILL!

WETF WOULD inform the public that we keep con-
w stHntlv on hand, for sale all kinds Of building
materials, such as
OAK, POPLAR AND
PINE FLOORING,
DRESSED WEATHERBOARDTNG,
AND INCH LUMBER.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Stair Rails Newell Posts and Bauisters, Window and
Door Frames, WOulding Pckets,
Shngles and Tath.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13

THE Ohio Farmer says the cherries
are falling off badly in consequence of
the long, cold storm that prevailed
while they should have been setting
their fruit.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-06-13
STEVENS HOUSE,
Opposite BOJCliHg GTeenY
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.


Opposite BolCIiHg Green,
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
WyHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely known
to the travelling public. The location il sspec-
tally suitable merchants and business men, it is in
close proximity the business part Of the city-s
the highway of Southern and estern travsl-and ad
iacent to ali the principal Railroad and Steamboat de-
pots.
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation
for over3OO Euests-it is well furnished, and possesses
every modern improvement for the comfort and
tertainment Of its inmates. The rooms are spacious
and well ventilated-prOyided with gas and water-the
attendance prompt and respeCtful-and the table is
generously provided with every decacy Of the season
9at moderate rates GEO. K. CHASE & co.
n1av23mGJI ProprietOrs.
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MaXinliEian.

Maximilian is rather above the middle
height, well proportioned, with po owerful,
high, square shoulders. In face he
is decidedly good looking, having regufar
features, high hair, long side whiskers and
mustache of the same color, a small mouth
and excellent teeth, with a good-tempored
smile perpetuaIly on his countenance.- He
has light blue eyes and a most benevolent
and amiabIe expression of countenance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04
IlndicaI sronYeniion

/ The Radical State Convention, which
reassembicd at Baltimore, on the 9th.
ult., resolved that they worll not run
any Candidates at the aleetion next
Wednesday, but go to the polls and
vote against Convention. Should it
be carried they win then proceed to
elect BY ballot, without distinction of
color, delegates to Convention oftheir
own to meet in Baltimore aud adopt a
Consultation based on universal man.
hood suffrage" A committee was an.
pointed who visited Washington to lay
fheir ease before Congress, Tho ultra
members doubtless have assured them
that they will get the aid Of Congress.
The Radical members of tho Legislature
the Msyor < City Council Of Baltimore,
as well as the Grand League, have also
importuncd Congress for the same pur-
pogo.
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HumiIiating.

It is hunliliating to sec the Radicals
running and Frustrating themselves,
first before Congress, aud then before
the colored friends, imploring assistance
to regain their lost power in the State
When the Conservatives seek 10 change
the Constitution, ia the very same way
they did il in 1864, IN order 10 clear
away all doubt of the ccnstitutionsljty
Of the restored rights Of an Injured
peuple, they pretend % see monstlous
usarpaticn IN II, aud invoke al the
powers Of darkness TO their aid 10 pre-
vent it, although mere change Of the
Constitation would not more ensure
Conservative success 10 the State than
at present.
Again, we are told that the Whites
and Blacks are beginning 70 intermiegle
10 the Union leagues and that some
III celored men were Initiated ii
WostipiastaT last week.
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Laws or Maryland.

We publish, This week, hs authority,
threc very important laws passed at
the late session Vi tho Legislative. hav'
lug particular bearing % the approach.
lug election. The Acknowledgement
Act restores to she right Of suffrage all
who we're debarrrd BY the fourth sec
ton Of the tirst Article Of the Cousti.u-
tiou, relating to the late rebellion, or
the false construction put upon il and
the late Registry law BY the Radicals.
This has been done by a twothirds vote
Of both branches Of the Legislature,
pursuant to express power granted by
the Constitution itself Ii restored all
our citizens to the condition before the
war, aud is full pardon forany councc-
ticn or sympathy with the rebellion, IN
the very mode provided By the Cousti-
tuition for the purpose. 1t is too clear
for doubt, though some may pretend
that il requires each individual to be
named in the act. The Consultation
diduot say SO, aud il is folly to contend,
when whole class was included, that
individuals should be specified.
The new Registry law is now a sim.
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p;n not directly or indirectly receive II.
profits or any part ofthe profits 81 any otbs,i
Office during the term Of my acting a :. -,
add do fuflher swcnr Tor afirm) thar l. Nh
bear true alleeiancete the State Of Na<yIsnI
and support the Constitutions md laws jhefx
Of, aud thai will boar true allegiance II d, /
United States, and support, protect and ii /
irnd the Consultation, laws and goxcrnn<p \
thereof as the supreme law OF tho land. A.,
law or ordinance Of this or any State to IL
contrary Notwithstanding and do furthe,
swear Tor affirm that will to the best ),
my ability, protect and defend the Union of
the United States and not allow the same "a
be broken up and dissolved, or the Govern.
ineut thereof to be destroyed under any cir.
cumstances, lin my power 10 prevent 4,
and that will ai all times discountenaneo
and oppose all political combinations having
for their object such dissolution on dcstrnc.
ton"
Section 2. Aud be II enacted, that the
several officers OF registration shall register.
as qualified voter, every person who shall
apply Tor registratiou and claim the benef,
OF this act, upon his taking the onsh Tor If.
irmahonl hereinbefore hrst SET out in the
hrst section thereof, provided be is In othsr
respects entitled TO vote, By having the re
quis,te qualifications Of age, citizenship and
third and hfih sections Of the first article Of
the Constitution, and ifany officer Of regis.
traiion shall refuse to register, rs q qualified
voter, any person so rs aforesaid applying
TO DO registered, or Il any Judge Of election
shall refuse TO receive the vote of such per,
son when registered, be shall upon convic.
'ion thereof, beiore any court having crimi.
less than one hundred. and not mere thsa
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Local Intelliigence.

CfyfI COMMISSIONS. Tho Clerk Of
the Circuit Count % the LIST Of April
received from TIC Governor, Comnis
lsious fol the PARTIES named below -
Thosa Interested wil! take notice til Il
thcy are BY law requested to appear be,
fore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
aud quality within (s0l thirty days
from the Isl of April, otherwise the of.
ice will be declared vacant
Justices Of M Pace licnry Gault,
William Fisher. John W. Joaes, sllau.
sou I. Web, Joshua Cane. Levi rlc-
gle. Lew Yingling, John Mausc, Ana.
riah UuIslcr, William Stocks'lalc,
Nathan Gorsueh Eli Hewitt Sr., Cor!
Jenkins j, O. Wadlow, Henry siotter,
Francis Warner, David II, Iioffacker,
john Henry Hoppe, Wm. J. Mi,ten,
Abncr Neal, john b. Summons, John
l.amotte, jesse Brown, Henry Bussud,
Stephen Gorsuch, Joshua Selman, John
Delaplane, David Otto, John W. Me
Alister, William ]. Smith. X. ~
coroness.--othO shipley tisoEge W.
ShrineE-
e5~Missioaer II .Slare Statistics -
Edwin NJ Shipley.
JUpeE PowDEn.-1hef receut mp.
pointment Of this gentleman as Jadge
.af our Orphans Court gives the Seat.
mel, chance to indulge in another Of
its customary personal attacks on him.
Mr.. Powder IS entitled to much credit
for the natural ability aud iuiomitable
energy with which he has won his way
under many disadvantages, 10 an honnr-
able position in the public estimation ;
which should cntitlc him 10 morl RS
pectful treatment, even from the Sen
tiaei The idea that he sought the of.
fce only to annoy the the other Judges
is simply ridiculous. They will find
him not only useful assistant, but an
agreeable associate. eA
aeSThe Quarterly Report Of the First
National Bank of New Windsor was re.
ceived too late for insertion this week.
Ii will be attended to with pleasure in
our next
The Quarterly Report Of the Union
Nat. Bank of Westminster is crowded
cut.
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coUSTr CONVENTION.

The Conservative Convention for
Carroll County maj n Westn;nster
TI- ! ~ ~,
tuesday April md, to nominate SIX
Delegates for said Eountv "a the State
ro,et;t,r;,,.,.y fan.a.,,;aa n.,.:xt,,.
~, - 'a y oafcn.'opi Dsuusc ~
nafd Esq, wps chosen President, Messrs.
Stepben fsorsuch and ,Tahn III .Iordan
a..iJ =. ~ III ~: ~ u, ~ III.
s.'en ~ VICE ,'e.. I reslaents' taPp " w.
ehah ana ~. w steele secretaries.
"a, Neasrs. =; ~, a. fafks' " :; Il
waters y W Msofo' Ihcs- smith
anu y stnh were appointed q CON-
h'''ee ca 81 y RESOLUTIONS Y. Ai'erPropcslug
names o. eanala''es, adlourned to halt
P"se Vue = elvss
vu 'eassemDhag the following Ties
0'u'iYns were feporseu ana aaoltid-
R',s e That -. We regret greatly the short
prepsraton or he eIasio. W., ~ a, ana
may be made up By energy and concert Of ac-
II III ~ssn we snioia = ne indispensable duty
Rsssiusd, that We are not % Be- 5' in,inids,,d
sy the threats ofthe Radical. 10 appeal to Con-
70 strss sorwsrd lII ss 4sr ag5y /. .
cur cause, and fearless Of Consequences in the
"l pa.eIa.s 81 q truth and Of our righ,.
Of the United sss,e.' he Gorsrpor 81 MssS
land, the restoration and preservation Of the
and M an ana. suppor, me call GA Convention,
Rs.slrsa, Thai The Termination of candidates
s snail BE- b{ bsllot-eaeh District giving one
number 81 votes saS m;orlsS ns nehs.'
tricts shalI be declared elected
N
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The Registry b uarrell.

IL was generally expected here that
the Governor would have to appoint
new Registers aud that those who give
50 much diiiica;ty last year would be
gotten rid Of this year. Great was the
surprise, however, when we learned
last Friday, for the first time, that all
the old Registers were continued by law
for Two years from their appointment.
last year. We had no representatives
TO attend tosthis matter, but we thought
every body had heard Of the abuse 10
which Gov. Swami had been subjected
for trying to psopitiate three Of HIS ap.
pointees who had turned ont to be hard
Radicals.
The uunbcr Of registered men in the
County was about 1900 out Of about
$500 voteniu the county. III MaS-
chester Distsiet alope over 400 we're
disfranchised, owing 10 the menstrous
constructions Of the law made BY the
Register SO that district which
would have given US $50 majority vas
made to give 20 majority on ths 9TH
er side. Even who're men vers regis
tered the Judges Of election, all Tadi.
49,
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By AlllNoTIiy.
a B IL l.,

Entitied an Act 10 repeal the Act OF
eighteen hundred and sixty.fve,
chapter one hundred aud seventy.
four, entitled an Act relating to the
Registration of the voters of the
State, aud to enact other provisions
relating to the Registration Of Voters
in lieu thereof.
Section /. Be il ena.ted By the Gen.
cral Assembly of Maryland, That the
act Of eighteen hundred aud sixty five
chapter one hundred aud seventy four,
entitled an Act relating to the RI -.
tration OF the Voters OF the State be
and the same is hereby repealed, and
the following sections, to be arranged in
the Code Of Public General Laws under
an Article entitled Registration, be and
the same is hereby enacted in lieu
thereof:
The officers of registration in
each ward of the city 0, Baltin o. aud
each Of the counties Of the State, ap.
pointed BY the Governor in the year
eighteen hundred and sixiy.six, under
the provisions OF the fourteenth section
Of the Act of eighteen hundred and
sixty five, chapter one hundred ind
seyenty-foar, are hereby continued in
Office for the period Of tgo years from
the date of their a22oiq;ment and un-
tll their successo. OAhall qualify, and
any vacancies now existing in said
Offices, or which may occur by death,
resignation, refusal to &C, or other cause,
shall be filed by the Governor, and af.
ter the expiration Of said two years.
and every two years thereafter, the
Governor shall appoiat one officer Of
registration for each ward Of the city Of
Baltimore and each election district OF
the several counties, residents Of said
wards and districts respectively, and
shallfill all vacancies III said Offices /;
the said officers hereby continued in
office and soappoiRted as aforesaid, shall
be styled officers Of registration, and
shall register as qualified voters all
white malepersops claiming and entitled
70 the rights Of the elective franchise,
in the manner prescribed in the follow.
ing section OF this Article; the said
officers shall receive for their services
the sum Of three dollars for each day
occupied in the discharge Of their du.
ties, to be paid by tho Mayor and Cts
Council Of Baltimore, and the County
Commissioners az tho seward count;as
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-04
THE TIrkET.

We have neither zine nor space this
seekaso say much about our Ticket for
the Convention They are all among
the best men Of the County Let our
friends all make il a point to 60 to the
polls, and vote for then, 4 the Conscn,
ton N
T. ). We learn that Dr.. Shower car.
not serve. His place win be filed next
Saturday,
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! : -
The Elecii0n.

We are sorry that so little time was
given to attend to this important elec.
ton on the Convention question, 1t
was delayed SO long in the Senate to
secure the two thirds vote that the time
originally named should, by all means,
have been extended. As it is, we Ia.
Dor under great disadvantages, Our
friends hare but few days to be regis.
tered and can hardly be all informed Of
it in time, Neither will all be inform
ed fthe election even, and fthey are,
many win not have chance to uader.
stand fully the merits of the question.
We fear, indeed, many will be induced
to vote against the Convention from
want of time 70 clear away their preju.
dices. All should be done that is pos
sible to induce our friends to register
and to vote. Though the time is short,
yet if the will was there, as mucb-could
be accomplished as if the longest time
had been given. Then let all who have
an interest in this matter go to work,
or hereafter cease to complain.
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eSTke Radical members os our
Legislature, in then application to Con.
gress foe protsafiaa and negro suffrage,
state that Marylaud sent 20 Cos soldiers
70 the rebel army. and that these have
nearly oil returned. Now Ibis i a
Wrapper, Rs their statenentz gss.cfal-
|ly. We d'abt II 5000 ever joined the
rebel arnis Tom this State, and a very
largo pscls's,s,ns Of tIseiu haze ncysr rc-
turned
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By -iathordy.
A 3 IL L

Entitled an Act 10 restore To fall citi.
xeuship, aud tbs right Ia vote aud
hold office, all persons who may be
deprived thereof by tho prpvisinns
contained in the fourth scciinu Of the
first article OF tue Constitution OF
this state.
Whereas, By the provisions ofthe fourth
section Of the first article OF The Constitution
of this state large portion OF h citizens,
otherwise entitled to vote AID hold Office,
have been deprived of those privileges,
whilst they Icnuin liable TO taxation, TO the
performance Of military duty. and IN III 9th.
or respects subject to laws IN whose enact
inent they can have no participation, all oi
which is contrary TO the principles on which
republican governments are established
and whereas, there is every reason to i,c-
hcvc that tho persons so deprived oishe RICH,
ofvoting and Of holding office are now faith.
fal 10 the State and the Government of the
United States
And whereas, these restrictions were dc.
signed to be temporary, rs is evident from
the fact that power Is wisely given 10 the
General Assembly, in the very section ofthe
Constitution which imposes such reslric-
tious, to remove thcm in all eases By an ael
passed by n vote Of two thirds Of all tho
members elected to each House; al
And whereas, The reasons for such res.
trictions have, by the seinrn OF peace. nov
happily ceased to exist, and Il IS, therefore,
right and proper by speedy exercise Of the
power so reserved by the General Assembly
TO re establish and reaifirn the righ, Of the
peopte To particiDats in the I,er,sl.tnre ;,.t
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The 'ysstsssf is tryirg ~ best to rel
some nssice ont Of Capt. g. w. shriser
being 20 liuualIg barking Al his heels,
whilst be takes no more notice oil than
the mastif does " vhilIes- though We
hoard o. good natured ms<tif oucc,
who did get vexcd enough IL lass ID take
UP NJ whiifet BY the back Of TIE meek
and drop him into nsill race---astsr
which tho latter let him alons.