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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19
what Grant Promises the
Country and what his EIectiOn

At great Republican meeting in New
York, Hon. Mr.. Brewster, Of PenHsyiva-
MIA, made memorable statement. He
said that President Grant recently ad-
dressed friend in these words: "Ths
much wish, and 1 declare ii to be ngy policy:
That such a degree of peace and tranquil
ty shall exist in this country that man
may speak his mind in any part of our
great land, and that without molestation
or hindrance."
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Republican majority.


Gen. FRANK P. BLAIR stated to
some of his friends in st. Louis, afew
days after the election, with an oath,
that Salt River was too small for him,
that he was going to Salt Lake, and
accordingly he took passage on the
Pacific Railroad 10 the Mountains.
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The Massachusetts Homeopathic
Medical Society declares against the
use of butter, Which they aver econ
.tlins no element Of food required by
the human family. 7aH sd1 o.
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In the matter Of
W. W. HANDLT 4 CO., II, R,rt,un,,y
ZENAS HAHDLY. Bankrupt %
E1TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned
hereby gives notice, that, in pursuance Of an Or
der In the above ease, him directed from the suid
District Court, be will expose 20 PUBLIC SALE on
SGTURDAY. str day OF December, A. D. 1868, in
front Of the Court House, in HillsborO, Ohio, ct
o'clock P NJ, the following described property, TO-
mo 2s0 situated on the southeast Of Main
and West Streets In the village Of Hlsborough, Ohie,
an which is situated large twO-8tOry brick dwtling
bonse and store house. lately occupied by Zenas Hand
w. OF the appraised value OF S4 500 free Of all ineum-
brances whatsoever. 80 ~,
The terms Of the sale Rre e. follows; One-thiTd %
tle Durraae money cash down, One-third IN one and
third in two wears the deferred payments tO be
secnrrd by mortgage on the property purchased or
"'nei 1pP' DiNIEI, F. SCOTT, Assignee
Of the Estate Of zsnaS Handy, Bankrupt
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By the result in New Jersey, the
country loses the services of U. S.
Senator Frelinghuysen. The loss is
no small one.
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Not1Oe.

RWY sons. James Henry Jackson, aged II, and An-
M drew Jackson. aged 70, having lsh my house
without just cause. al persons heVely uotiied not
to employ harhor them, trust them my ac-
count a. will pay no debts Of their contracting after
this date . WAl. HENRY JACKSON
Penn tn, Nov. s. 1898 nov4w3a
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Mrs. Grant, mother of President
Grant, is visiting her relatives in Ba-
tavia, CIermont county, Ohio. 81
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9 THANKSGIVING.


AaoReEAaoE'8 EFocAamOtlOms
In compliance with q joint resolu-
tlon Of the general assembly of. the
State Of Ohio, adopted May 10, 1868,
and in accordance with the good Gus
tom Of our fathers, lido appoint Thurs
day, the 26th of November, next, as a
day Of public thanksgiving to Almigh-
ty God for His continued blessings
vouchsafed to the people Of Ohio.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the State of Ohio to be af-
fixed, at Columbus, this 26th day Of
October, in the year Of our Lord, one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, and Of the independence of the
United States Of America the 93d.
fSeal1 ROTHERFORD B. HAYES.
By the Governor.
JOHN RUSSELL, Sec'y Of State.
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Gen. Butler has achieved a brill
liant triumph over his home enemies.
He has been reelected to Congress by
a majority of 5000 over the combined
votes of his opponents. Dana, the in
dependent Republican candidate
makes a very feeble showing in returns
The Boston Post gets off the following:
II Butler is ga spoon thief"
... A DaRA's people say, -
Why did th y leave big spoon
DID,. A Dana in his way?-
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Counterfeit $500 National Bank
notes are in circulation. The engrav-
ing and printing are perfect. These
notes are on the Central National
Bank of New York, and on the Ohio
National Bank of Cincinnati.
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SPARGUR BRO. & CO.,
70. Hlzh So. usarlI opp.- -Oourt aouss.


I'M pursuance Of an Order Of the PrOhats Court Of
j Highland CouEty, Ohio, I will oloT lor sale ls
public auction, on the premises, 90 SAT . ADA y ne
slut dag Of November, A. d 1858, a. O'Clock ~ n
Of said day fhe following described Real Eststs ~
ate iu the comfy Of Highland, ohio-afi oiall5 -
village Of New LeEingtcns iu said county ana ou4
and described a. follows, 70 wit
Beginning at q stake 81 the side Of ihs roaa -1.el1
from Nss Les inEISn tn New tieuna5 y Il4 -
VI 10 noss 10 = stake thence S. s25S9 W pnee 90
stake: thence s. I5f9 E 10 poles b '.1.ei tneaoe
n SIZE e. poles 70 the begnuing-Sohili = ol
acre. -, -, I'm -. q,
s,r -. thru vro- thirds o. the agpf.hsel value
rr--,. ~ F-la.-Ons-rhfri cash On baud, nna-fhird
;--5- ,,o1tb.- and ons-third iu % moufha-dsfrrsd
psymrnti 70 Be- secured b. note and approved security
auaaFa CUHN,
AdministFutoF Fhona.s Nousuiis
orteasuuT'vfu9o.e3
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New York Legislature RepubIi-
can. ... .-.
The New York Legislature chosen
on the 81 inst. has a Republican ma
iority of 2 in the Senate and Is. in the
House-18 on joint ballot-securing a
Republican q. S. Senator. No chance
for Horatio in that quarter.
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New york Wool 1Tarket.

Walter Bsown & Co.'S Wool Circular
for November, reports a quiet trade during
October, compared with the three previous
months, yeta fair business. The specula-
tive feeling has subsided,. leaving the
field to manufacturers.
Medium and low grade Woods have
been in. active demand and are now becom-
ing scarce and relatively high in prices.
The stock in New York is considerably
smaller than last year, with prospects of
light receipts from the West for the bal
ance of the season.
Manufacturers are buying cautiously,
as the demand for wooden goods has hard
ly realized their expectations, and stocks
on hand are large,especiaIly of fine wOols.
Still, they remark,
We cannot, however, see what can pre-
vent the maintenance Of the present range
Of prices, with, as the season advances, at
the least sufficient. advance 10 more, than
pay all costs of carrying the wool.
ShoVld there be a further material de-
cline in gold, foreign woods may, to some
extent, be brought into competition with
our finer grades of feeces, aud thus pre-
vent or check an advance in these quail
ties, which is otherwise confidently expect
ed.
Taking everything into account, we look
for fair demand, and healthy and pros
porous condition of trade for the remand
| er Ofthe season, with a profitable improve
ment in prices after New Years.
The following are the quotations for
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia:
ryboioa Calected Ssxonv Fleece 6O07O
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Tic Nexf Congress.


In the State elections held Nov. Sd,
the Republicans elected 81 Congress
men and the Democrats So.
In the elections held previously,
the Republicans elected So, and the
Democrats, ,24-making the total Of
Republicans elected 14O, and Of Dem
ocrats 70. The States yet to elect are
Connecticut and New Hampshire, in
the Spring of 1869. New Hampshire
will certainly elect 8 Republicans, and
Connecticut probably 2 Republicans
and 2 Democrats. The footing will
then stand: I z.H rt4 rTa
Repuhicans.............,....,........l45
Democrats .-,.. 81
Republican majority .,...-.......... Ga
This is not quite a two-thirds ma
jority, but is large enough for all
practical PURPOSES. and will probably
insure more harmony of action than if
the majority were as large as in the
present Congress.
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Estate Of Andrew Graham. :

abosJ0 VI 1uuIVW VI qLAasALA'
RTOTIOE /, hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed Executor Of the last will
and teHtamant Of Andrew Graham, late Of Highland
County, Ohio, deceased. Dated August IS, 1885, f
Doy5V3s ROBERT GRAHAM.
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Special Notices.
Profitable Employment.

We are IN Ennt Of energetic business men, with
from $40 to $500 capital open offices in important
towns, canvassinE agents in every county
in the United states, for the sale ofths new
Figure 3 Seating .IEachtme,
warranted to be the best low price Machine in the
market, be perfect in construction and to work as
represented or the money refunded.
Special terms given to experienced agents. Ezclu-
right of territory granted Machine fully licensed
Send for sample Of work and iustratsd circular.
Address
LAMB KNITTING MACHINE MFG. CO.,
narl0yI ChieOpsS Falls. Mass.
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The annual meeting of the Ohio
State Horticultural Society takes place
at Columbus, Dec. 8th and 10th. .
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:, There will be no November sessi' n
of Congress, Senator 'MOrgan1and Gen,
eriI Sthehck, to whom the matter was
left, having come to the conclusion
that there is 30 exigency of business
demanding a meeting rai slsD.-.
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Delaware, Ohio, built 81 houses
last year-3O frame and p brick.
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Assignee's Sale.
In the matisr Of
?. W. HANDLI 3 CO.,

In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District Of
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Atarecent JolIidcation in New
York City. over the election of Grant
and CUllax, the torch-light procession
was joined by some 1900 Democrats,
carrying a banner with this inscrip-
ton, ''Let Us be Friends" "
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BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGlGES.
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THE women Of Kansas, although de-
MED female suffrage, have one right
which is worth more. In a recent
number ofthe Lawrence Tribune, the
following peculiar advertisement ap-
pears; ,s
.s1o whom it may concern:-I here
by give notice that the sale Of spirit
uous liquors to Homer Hays is coutra-
ry to my wishes, and that I shall pros
ecute, according to law, any person
who disregard this notice; e-gi.
CATHERINE HAYS nj
By the law of Kansas it appears wos
men can prosecute. any landlord or sa-
Ioon-keeper who sells liquor to their
"lords and masters" " F.. =;
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The New England States voted sol
id for Grant, Connecticut redeeming
herself by a majority of $500.
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The Tribune says that the report
that Andy intends to veto the cleo
ton of Grant lacks confirmation.'
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sorru-Nvrsr SPIT pt-oy


huggng the wind closely In opposition to her rivals being
clearly evident OF the schoOners, there was. from all
appearance everything In favorof the ldler The wind
however shortly before o'clock, grew small by de
grees beautifully less" until the larger eontending
time the regatta became totally unnteresting, II being
plainly perceWho that the vessels could not reach the
stakboat opposite the CubHOuse az staten Island be-
fore the allotted eight hOurse The rst BOAT 10 reach the
lightship was the Gussie-4n som. 6Gs. - -,
After this the Yankee, with the Committee on board
having yainy waited for the remainder OF the con
iestans AZ last gave up patience ana pat ON az steam
made their way the Club House In Pennsylyaniaave
This reached. about an hour aftorward, at p NJ
H., news OF the arrival OF one OF the
smaller yachts communicated TO the Committee
but the time FOR achieving the distance haylhg hteh eA
ceeded Of the vessels were the prizes awarded or
the honor OF victory given AZ the club House merry
assembage Of the Club and Their ialt friends were Eth
cred who kept up dancing until late hour The Com
mtce announced last evening that the race Will most
probably Las contested again today.
YACHTING ITEMS -
The Columbia Yacht Club OF New-YOrk will give
grand Scrub Race on the th OF July from Their CUB
House around stake boat on Nj. st. Vincent and
home: distance, "a miles, time allowance minutes To
the foot, deck measurement lo race - 10 20 seG r
Yachts will be entered IN three classes and prize Tor
zach is 10 be named on July 2 also time OF starting All
Yachts 10 he omen Firscass 81 feet secondcass
"a feet thrclass 10 10 IL feet All organized yacht
clubs and owners OF private pleasure yachts VIII be III
''''N BRooKLYS YACHT CLUB UNION REGATTA.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will give on June -, 1868,
Union regatta free OF all yachts belonging TO
any recognized yacht club IN the vicinity OF Newly ork
each class Of Yachts as follows First class schOoners
class soOps. first division; third class soop see
ond division fourth class open boats 70 feet aud over In
length. Yachtowners invited 10 enter their yachts
and contest for the prizes The regulations WIN De tnose
OF tile Brooklyn Yacht Club Entries TO he made TO W. T.
lee Secretary Box No 1922 NewYOrk POstOice, on or
before June ~ 1868.
The following are the entries for the Annual
Regatta OF the NewYOTk Yacht Club for June 49, 1868
Sioops-Addie ", entered by w. VOORHEES,; Cyue, en-
tered by j. d. Herreshoh Gussie, by H. Steers; White
Wing by g. Romans
schooner Dauntess by ]. G. Bennett; Fleur de Lis,
By j. DickersOn; Idler, by T. G. Durant; Magic, by g.
L. Loriard; Pauline, by G. r. Pennmau; Rambler by f.
snddy sappho, by X. Poiilon; slvie. by +. Dodge.
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DIED

CORwIN-On TUESDAY the l6hus, Nathaniel Greenpor
l. l. aged 20 years and q months
CRASE-Ou Wednesday June Il her residence no 81 West Twenty
Jane se OF Dr. J. J. Crane aud daughter Of the late William
The relatives and friends funeral
TRANSPORTATION Tweut-uinh between fih aud
Madson.sves.. Friday, the 18th inst, at 3 m.
DODGB-Ou THURSDAY tue 18th inst Miss Eliza Dodge daughter or
the William Dodge sgei 80
The relatives fsm invited attend Der funeral
saturday from her late residence No 20 81 Marks
place.
EyERTT-On Tuesday morning lingering Illness Mrs
MARI Bvtt widow OF tie late John Bveui aged 81 years
months aud II DAYS
Tie relatives and friends Of Cornelius l. John L..
George W Ertt. invited 20 attend the funeral FndAy the
lsih inst az O'clock from her late readeaee No lOJ
Sec0ndaye.
HATHAWAY-Ou "Wednesday June Il. after lingering lnes Thso
Hathaway OF Corae and the late ANN fathva aged
years. month ami IL days
The relatives family invited without further
attend the funeral from his late residence No u
Vsrcs.place. Saturday, at p. n
MARBLB-on Wednesday, June Il, Della West wife Of Manen
Marble
Their relatives aud friends are invited sc
No Trethst FRIDAY 10 without other NOTICE.
Her remsu Sleepy Hollow Ceineterr TarE
from tie foot u North River By special steam
boat. returning atler the burial
SAFFBN-Sulny THURSDAY morning June 49, John II Sasen
his residence. Ne 10 West Fory tlrdst.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
VAHDBRvOORTOn Wednesday evening Iune L. Miss By yAs-
deryoort. daughter % tie late VIM. l. Nandereort
from No Fnaaye Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, without fur
Their invitation.
wILLISTOy-Or wednesday Of disease Henry C.
Wiiston Youngest sons OF o. n. Wiliston esq
Curtis the Frar the 18Th inst At
O'Clock p from bis late residence NO 100 East Narehst
Syracuse T. and Springfield. Mass papers please copy.
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MARRIED.

COLES-HkRRS-On weinessy H. the Church ofe ncsr-
nation Rev Dr. MoBtgOmery Albert Coles TO Miss Mary X.
Harris all Of this city.
HALL-DUTCHRR-Ou wednesday. June H. the Memorial Church
H. Auihon by the Rev Thomas A. jaeger, Alfred Hall
susie ~ daughter Of the late Abraham Butcher
HOOK-SKNNER-On Wednesday 1888 residence Of
The bride mother bis and Sxthaye. By the Rev John
Goodman assisted by the Rev Stephen Merritt IT, Samuel Merritt
Hook 20 Miss Annie Skinner, al Of tais city,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Lafayette place Reformed DHeh
THURSDAY June 49, By the Rev 1ho Hastings d. D.,
Henry L. Murray Miss julie T. ElgeTtOn all Of this city
New LONDON papers please copy
PAREBR-ASDRBwS-n Bridgeport TUESDAY June l6 At tho
Manchester Jennie only child Of Ali Andrews. Of
Bridgeport
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday evening the 18th inst b. the
John Smith D. D. DAVID Reynolds TO Luie l., daugh-
ter Of DR.. James b. Kisslm.
RYDER-TALCOTT-Iu Geai Conn. TUESDAY JGne 49, at tbs
residence OF the brides father Rev. " Gage OF Hartford
RYDER Danbury aud George daughter Of Deacon samuel
TaicOtt No cards
WEDNESDAY June H. the Church q the
Communion the Rev M Lawrence, Alfred spear TO hsa
10 cards
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1868

pany with the Worcester Brass BAND The coD' an'9
O'Clock. and were received by q delegation from q
Charlestown Department and escorted 10 that Guy
where they Joined in the procession, which was fornea
in Ctysquare at O'clock and paraded through the prin,
cpal streets Each company turned out with nearly tu
ranks the hose CARR had been touched up IOt te
OCCASION and the procession was handsome and inPos
ing one.
Inc various Military Companies after paradng tlie
principal Streets took dinners In honor OF the ahlNeI
sary the Boston Cadets at the City Hall the Prescott
Light Guards at their armory; the Charlestowh CIy
Guards under marquee in Wnthropsquare; the CnaLes
town Artillery at their armOTy corner OF Bow ana mar
vardss the Jackson Light Guard at CONSTITUTIONS P
erty Han and the High School Cadets at the Hlgh
School building in MOnumentsquare.
The several Engine and Hose Companies, when pa
raded also partOOk OF dinners In their houses the Massa
chusets Hook and Ladder Co.. No. /, on Wintlrops me
Red Jacket Hose Co., No. l, on Main-st and Bunker mn
Hose Co., No. q Mainst. SOmeryllle. Inc now
ard Steam Company had dinner at their house on Est
The speeches and Oasts at all these dinners, when
were most patriotic. were well received.
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June l8TOblcco lower Lugs 39 70 - Dark Lear
sgasl3 Medium Bright Leaf $50 49, 100 n Cotton
heavy denng Superdne 80 81 Double kKta s9dS 80 %;
TRIBE Extra 20 Fancy SlaSi3 Wheat-Fa declined lO Primo
Spring declined sales ~ 750 - 90 Corn dell SOdSSe oats
decuing-1sG6c dali 81 45 Provisions hrner Mes
Pork declined 25 A23 80 Bacon Shoulders be
Rib Clear sides l7c Sweetcure Hams
supply and light demand droopng Inferior Choice -
gross Sheep unchanged; 25d - y head keceips
Flour 800 bhs Wheat $500 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats BOD
bush The following stocks here Jane l3 Flour J
i3Flour Wheat declined n2r sales ~ White
Michigan At 81 Amber 81 Red Wabash ~. Corn
Sales Of No 940qc Michigan 93G93lc Oats advanced %
lie No. ~ 0D1Dlc Lake Fghts dui B. 70 Buffalo
MILWAUKEE, June l7.-FlOur du best Double
Spring unchanged; % for No I0u
Barley Recepts-3O0 bbls Flour 2500o bush
Wheat 1900 bush oats 3OO bush Corn Sapmenis- bbiA
AUGrsrA Ga June 5The mnre, srmer bat nothing
doing; boliers asking 2lc
SayANSAH lsCotton active and advancing sales J
bales Mdng 30 receipts 5 bale. receipts Of the week 1887 0es
Exports LIZ bales stock. 5,y9 bales
NEwORLEANs June l8C0t0u hfm hut quiet; hdings Zic
sales $50 bales receipts - bales exports $50 baes Sterling bIebang
l5305j New York gt Exchange premium Gold ltO
dull Treble ENtrs 80 51 go Choice Sl %
unchanged quiet 30 Bacon steady Sbouie lJic
Clear Sides l7e Lard quiet Tierces l8le Keg ae Sugar AMI
M0lasses dali aud nominal.
CHARLESTON IN better demand aud advanced
&C. IA bales Mliugs ic receipts bales receipts for ths
week exports cossuse as bales exports Great Brn
26 bles sales go bales stock, $3.50 bales OF which llJo
shipu0ard.
WILMINGTON c. June l3-Spin Turpen;ne quiet zoe Resins
grades demand stock gt Strained ~ % No
~ % Tar Grin 8 Is. Cotton Doc. for Miiding
Mdding Pfc MddiuH gc the high price asked By sellers re-
siuced sales, receipts bales
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ORITT4RY

Mr.. Henry c. Williston, one of the editors of
The Neu York Commercial died on Wednesday IN
Brooklyn, at the age OF forty He was born m Syracuse
and came this city when youth. His father was
proprietor OF the Merchants Hotel In Poarst and sub
seqnently of the York House, IN Courandtst He was
educated az Prof. Anth0ns school At an early age nc
turned his attention 10 journalism and for short time.
was one Of THE TRIBUNEs compostors He travelled
extensively In Mexico California ana the Pacinc coast
He was the editor OF James Kings newspaper, In san
Francisco whose publication resulted In the formation
of tne Vigilance Committee. As the writer OF Tlmely
Themes he added materially 10 his literary reputation
Mr. Peter M. Garner, one of the pioneers OF
the antisayery movement died in Columbus Ohio last
week aged IS years In Sl5 with two other citizens ne
was kidnapped by Vrgnians and taken To Richmond ani
held In close confinement six months, ON charge OF
stnR slaves escape from their bondage at the END OF
which time he released on his own recognzance.
Mrs. Della b. West, the accomplished wife OF
Mr. Manton Marble. editor of The World, died Wednes
day OF CONSUMPTION.