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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

HTLLSBOROUGH,
SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV. IA.


Pursuant to notice, the Republicans
of Liberty Tp., met at the Court
House Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th, to
take into consideration the propriety
of having a Grand Ratification meet
ing, in honor of our recent victory,
over Southern Rebels, and their
Northern allies. On motion, Col. R.
R. Allen was called to the Chair and
Jno. w. Ellis, chOsed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being
stated, it was unanimously resolved,
that we have a J0lifcation on Satur-
dag Night, Nov. 14th, the.exercises to
consist Of Speaking, Music, fireworks,
&c.
On motion, the following named
Committees were then appointed, to
make the necessary arrangements.
On Speakers-CoI. W. o. Collins,
W. R. Smith, W. NJ. Meek, Isma
TrOth and Jas. W. Smith.
Oh Fjnance-C. S. Bell, Jno. W.
Ellis, Burch Foraker, Samuel Lyle,
Frank Kibler. and Jno. Stevens.
On 1hltsic-R. W. Spargur, Jno. R.
Doggatt, Geo. B. Gardner, A. H. Mad
dox, E. E. Mullenix, Jno. Conard, and
VIM. Dill.
On DecoratiOns-W. Copes, Frank
Reed, Henry Clancy, Jno. F. Nelson,
Geo. w. Barrere, and J. NJ. Hiestand.
Citizens are requested to illumin-
ate.
On motion the sec'y was instructed
to furnish a copy of proceedings for
publication.
Col. R. R. ALLEN, Chm'n.
JNO. w. ELLIS, Sec'y.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

LIVERY STABLE.-AIr. James Clark
has become the proprietor of the Liv-
cry Stable on Walnut Street. at the
old Perkins stand, and has made ad-
ditions to the stock of Horses and
Carriages. See his advertisement in
another column.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

KID GLOVES CLEANED and made as good
as new by cheap and simple process.
Ladies, call at Mrs. MARY f. Browns,
residence on West street, north of North
street. novI2w2
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S. S. C"sUNsET'') Cox, who former
ly represented the Columbus dis
trict in Congress, has been again elect
ed to that body from one of the
N. Y. City districts. He is opposed
to Pendleton's ''greenback" theory,
and in favor of paying the bonds in
gold, or its equivalent.
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s'OnWard''

Is the title of new Magazine "for
the Youth of America" " the first No.
of which is to be ISSUED in time for
the Christmas Holidays. 1t is to be
edited by that popular writer of sto-
ries for young people, Capt. Mayne
Reid, and published by Carleton, of
New York. 1t will be illustrated by
the best artists. We shall look for
the first No. with interest, and report
further after we have exami ned it.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

SCHOOL FOR CoLoRED CHILDREN.
The people of the Greenfield School
District have voted a tax of $1,000 to
build a school house for colored chill
dren, to be ready by the first of jan
uary next.
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The Greenfield Chief has started a
"SchooI Department." under the
charge of our young friend c. W. Cole,
Superintendent of the Greenfield IN
ion Schools,
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We learn that Small Pox is prevail
ing at Martinsville, Clinton County,
and that a case or two has occurred in
Union tp., this county.
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DIR. LIGHTHILL.-We have heard
nothing further from this gentleman,
in regard to the time of his arrival
here.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

PROF. GEO. H. BRIGGS and lady
have recently taken charge of the
Music department of the Delaware
Female College, in this State.
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BqF9sB SsS
10 CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS.
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Or, at 81 so a Year, I'm Clubs
Of Twenty and Over!

The time of a large number
ofour Campaign subscribers ex-
pires with this No. and accord
ing to our terms the paper will
be stopped unless they renew
their subscriptions at once. We
desire to continue our acquaint-
ance with all of them, and as an
extra inducement, we will send
the paper FREE for the balance
of 1868 to all who remit 81 for
the coming year. This offer is
also extended to NEW subscri-
bers.
"a Another offer We will
send the paper to Clubs of 20
and over, at the rate Of 81 so
a year. Clubs may be made up
of subscribers at different post
offices. Send money by mail,
at our risk.
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80 of Jas. 6. J0hns0n. deoId

nTorIcE is hereby given that the subseriheFE. hay
~ - 1,-iv appointed and qualified as ExecntorsO
- 80 m e16 testament Of James @. johnson lat
q Higbls15 county, Ohio. deceased Dated September
4 ~ y. n. POsBGATE,
',pgfr9e JOHN W. JOHNSON.
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USE E. W. CRowTHER's UNFA1IdNa
BLACKBERRY ELIXIR, for DiarahOa and
Dysentery. For sale by W. R. Smith,
.HiIlsboro, o. sep17w9
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

The Republicans of Greenfield had
Grand Jubilee over the election last
Saturday night,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

Subscribers receiving tneIr papers with an "Xs
marked opposite their names Will undefetand that the
timefor which they have paid has expired.
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SECOND TRAcr.

Adjoining the former tract, 10 said county, on the
waters Of said Hattesnuks Cros K, in John Wllkin
Survey, No 292S Beginning st stone IN the original
line Of John Hays survey, No -, and John VIII
kn's Survey No. 2928 ili-hce with the llus Of John
Barretta land 8. 75< W. Is 76-lOO poles 70 stone;
thence s. 1879 T. poles 80 stone. corner 70 q
school house lot; theuce N sf%S W. 81 55-lO0 poles
70 stone in the highway leading from Petersburg 80
Leesburg, and corner 10 said school house lat and
corner e Barretts truCt Of land; thence with hts line
> "a W. $40 poles TO stone; thence s. I75<9 4.
l9 poles to stone, IN the sO-alled spargHr roadi
thence with said roads 32 E. q poles 70 q stone IN
said road; thence s. 1917 T. 50 2lO poles to stons
IN said road; thence ~ e. 90 poles to stone In
said road thence ~ e. 70 2-lO poles 20 = stone
10 the ltne between the surveys Of Hays aud wilkins;
thence n. l6H W. ls2 poles 20 the begnning--e0n-
aiming thirty acres, more or less RsserVing and
'ptiug one half during the balance Of the
y lease thereon Tor school purposes, Jet to some
lfteen years. given by William Wright, d. ceased to
school District No. -, in Fairfield Township.
At the next term Of said CGurt application viii -
made BY tie undersigned, for order that phrtiguu
nay be made Of said premises.
JOHN WRIGHT,
Hov5v7pr' 'sfees2s.OO. By r. BEEsoN, his AtFy.
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know examined whether
unaVoable. htter
of
search Ofhealty, else
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12
HOUSE And LOT IN HILLSBOR0
FOR SALE A BARGAIN.

FHVHE subscriber viii sell his residence on South
street, only squares south Of the Court House,
the Lot adjoining the same the west The house
brick, foOmG with smoke house, wood house, good
collar, we ciEtern, and frst-rate new stable. Lots
each 80 front by 200 deep with side and back alleys
The property viii be sold at bargain. Apply to
SAMUEL REESBACK.
o. 9. lsee-fr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12

NJ B-The above professional visit will be the only Dr.
Lghthi possibly make to Hllsboro One consultation
only sufficient for treatment the medicines applications
apparatus, etc. furnished the patient to take home
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12
FIRST TRACT.

Situate IN said County Of Highland, Ohio, On gbs
Eatsf1 Of katrlegnake Creek in the SurTsg uf John
wilkins No. 292s Beginning at a stoEs; 5oufhsast-
ery corner Of this tract aHd nsrhsastsri corner
the ands Of Dillon Wright thence HitH bis line. q
1919 W. 80 LILO poles 70 st0ne thence n s65<9 W
lg poles 70 e stone; thence : e51k- W. 1C8 poles 70
stone; thence s. ~ f. II2 81 poles 10 stone In the
line Of John Wrisht's land, and corner 70 DHlyn
Wrights land thence T71zs W. 81 poles 20 3 stone
In the line Of John Hays Survey, No. 23ie; thence
i6z W. 22e poles 70 stone, southsastery cornsS %
The land Of John Banks heirs. also kuoAn Is she
Bsals landi thence n 739 E. l6O $40 poles 20 stone
corner to the land Of Beverly Burgess thence With his
line S S4z E. l63 6-lO POLES 70 The bsglnning-eou-
tanning one hundred Nud seventy acres ami six
tY-tW Dulua. mora ar fa7s
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Dissolution Notice.

RToTHCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the partnership
in heretofore existing under .he firm OF READ
kOUSH was this daT dissolved by mutual consent All
accounts will be led by either Of the firm.
The business vii be continued at the old stand BY
J a. READ.
@. PERRY R0USH viii still be found at the Star
Clothing Store ready 10 wait his numerous friends
aud cusiomera.
{ Oct I9, 1858. nct22F3
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-12
Partition Notice

TTRIAH -HORsEMAN end Francis Hor1sman,
~ benson Barrett, and Hsnhah Barrett, Of HIrh-
laud County, OhiOi Levi Wright, Of Ta7atfs County,
Ohioi Edward Thornburg and Rachel ThornburT of
Highland County, Ohioi Marshal Wright, of Andsr-
son County, Kansas Sarah s. Wfight william
Wright, Amen Wright, Margaret A. Ladd and Iohn
Ladd, Martha z. Barrett and Eli Barrett o. Highland
County, Ohio; David Wright q Sc. Louis Missouri;
Grant 8. Wright, Of Warren County Iowa; William
Chanilsrs I'll Chandler John Chandler. Ianthus
chandler and Eugene Chandler, of Howard County
Indiana will take notice that q Petifi0n gal flsd
against them on the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1868
u th9 Court Of Common Pleas IN snd for Highland
County Ohio, By John Wright, and ig nov pending,
wherein thu said John Wright demands partition q
the following real estate.
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M. & C. 8 Il. & c. R. R.

New Time Table, commencing Sum
day, May II, 1868,
GOING EAST.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

of the hest of that class of pnblica-
tons ia the country. It's prospects
for the coming year are very Rattering.
Terms per copy. 81 Is, with liberal
club rates. Specimen copies ten
cents. Address T. s. Arthur &
Sons, Philadelphia.
LIPPINcoTT's MAGAZINE for De-
cember contains among other articles
the following: Dorcas Bentley: An
American Story, By Caroline Cheese
bro; A Terrible Voyage, by John
Clerke; EogIand and Napoleon III +,
by Louis Blanc; Pearl of Great
Price-I, by Mrs. r. Harding Davis /;
A Contribution to History. by VIM. J.
PauIding; Claims of the Anti Bond
holders, by Veto; Reply to " Claims
of the ti-Bondholders, by Hon.
Amasa Walker; The Young Priest: a
Tale of Louisiaua, by VIM. Maude
Evelyn. The prospectus of Lippin
cots Magazine for 1869, with prem
ium list, will be sent on application to
the publishers. 81 per annum; siuglc
numbers % cents J. b. Lippincott &
Co, Publishers, Philadelphia
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nncemher Magazlnes.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
The December number of this popu-
lar Magazine is received. Shillaber
treats us to one of his most must
cal illustrated poems; Mrs. Edison
closes her. interesting serial, "A
Woman's Error" William L. Will
iams gives the young folks an ex-
citing story, while Jane G.. Austin
James franklin Fits, Catharine
Earnshaw, w. Ell. Macy, N. p.
Darling and several other writer's of
more or less note furnish each story
or poem.
The publishers announce for 1869
new serial by the charming Miss
Camilla William, also an original story
for boys and girls, to run through the
year, by Horatio Alger. Jr., one of
the most popular writer's for the
young. They also promise increased
attractions ia stories and illustrations
for the coming year, over those of any
previous one. It is sent to subscrib-
ers at $3.50 per year. or in clubs for
$1.25. Elliott, Thomas & Talbot,
Publishers, Boston, Mass.
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY. = The
Christmas number of this popular
magazine is out. and is really gem.
The fashions are profuse; the con-
tents, literary and artistic, are of a
high class. There is a beautifully
illustrated Household Department
aud Music. 1t has, moreover, none
of the frivolity of the ordinary class
of fashion magazines, but much of
the high tone, and sensible, practical
character of the best European
Monthlies. So per year, with pre-
MUM. Published ct 473 Broadway,
New York.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for
December is full of instructive and
interesting articles. 1t announces
for the next year Serial Story, by Z.
s. Arthur; Serial Story, by Virginia
F.. Townsend; six new Temperance
Tales, by the ruthor of Ten Nights
in Bar Room" a series of original
Acting Charades, by an American
lady. Besides large variety of orig
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domestic economy. Two dollars a
year, in advance, with liberal club
rates and premiums. L. s. Arthur
& Sons. Philadelphia.
CHILDREN's Hour for December
is received. We have no hesitation
in Recommending it to parents as one
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
ReforE "a he ElecsiOn Laws.

The Multiplicity Of our elections 10
Indiana. and the cost attending them,
are attracting the aftentiouo of legisla-
tors and newspapers. During the
present year we have held in this
State three general elections, and in
most of the cities four elections; the
township elections in April, the gen
eral State and county elections in Oc-
tober, the Presidential election in No
vember, and in most Of the cities of
the State. municipal elections in May.
Each one of these elections under the
registry law necessitates a meeting of
the Board Of Registers for every pre-
einct. Ii ia estimated that the total
annual cost to the counties of the
State for all those elections amounts
to at least two hundred thousand dol
lars. This. 10 the aggregate. is seri-
Gus tax upon the people. and If In any
feasible way 1t can be diminished, It
should be done. But another serious
evil arising from these frequent cleo
tons is the constant turmoil arising
from political discussions and office
seeking. ~ Et
| 1t is proposed tc hold township and
State elections only once 10 two years,
and postpone the township elections
of April to October. By this change
the number and frequency of the
county elections will be reduced tc
one-fourth the present system, and 9
proportiOnate reduction in cost will
also result therefrom. 1t is claimed
that this desirable change can bt
made under the existing Constitution
al provisions, and that it will only be
necessary to extend the term of tn
township Offices, and modify that o
the County Commissioners. Tn
County officers whose terms expire ii
1869, would, under the Constitutions
provision, hold over until their sue
cessors were elected in 1870. /
would probably not be advisable t
change the municipal elections to DC
tober, as it is desirable in most in
stances to keep them separate iron
general political elections.
We have not sufficiently examine
the proposed change to endorse
fully and in detail, but are thorough
: " satisfied that II would be desirabl
reform to reduce the frequency an
the great cost Of our present election
!, system. In fact the entire electio
laws needs thorough revision and i'm
provement, and we trust that the com
ing Legislature will contain men c
sufficient legal ability. practical wis
dom, aud political honesty to effect
thorough codi6cation aud reform.
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10 correspondents.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name OF
the author, who must be made known
to as if unacquainted. -
Write on only one side of the pope'
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public
and be as brief as the subject will al
low.
The publication of communica
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author II
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors Of the JOURNAL,
and not to individuals. laIh9 .I
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IT is a fact which can be clearly
established by the official records,
that the present city administration
has expended tens upon tens of thou
sands of dollars to improve private
properly, which will necessarily have
to be paid out of the general treasury.
1t IS a new system peculiarly charac-
terlstIc of the WALKER and REITz
administration. 1t is a system which
Is highly agreeable to the parties
benefited, but not very we'll relished
by the general taxpayer. We will
have more to say on this subject here
after.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

IT is an admitted TACT that the
Mayor and Council omitted to place
upon the Duplicates FIVE engagements
of the city, which escape taxation en-
tirely, although legally part of the
city. On account of the inexcusable
blunder, a large portion of property is
exempt from its just burdens of taxa
tion, while the remainder of the
property IS taxed still more heavily 10
pay the enormous expenses of an
imbeoile administration.
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CHILDREN WITH THE POETS-By
HARRIET Il. MCkEEvER. Philadelphia !:
SAAxToN, REMSEN Il HAPPELFING Err.
For sale by HEAxY, IsAACs & Co., Ev-
This is the title of unique collec-
ton of English poetry intended for
the use of children under the age Of
fourteen. The compiler has not neg
fected the higher classical sources,
where she could find available mate
rails, but she has also cleaned rich
store of excellent verse in more OBJ
scure quarters, giving a permanent
form to several waits and strays that
were floating on. the periodical press
without the sanction of any name.
Her anonymous selections are, per
haps, more numerous than any others.
and they contain many choice pro-
auctions that have not become hack
neyed by repeated quotation, although
she sometimes mistakes in placing in
this class the poems of well-known
writer's. as, for instance, Bryant's
CHEEKY song on the Bobohnk.l An
excellent feature of the volume is the
refined taste of the selections. which
are usually of decided poetical merit,
without being baited for the fancied
appetite of young readers with too
luscious sweets, or sentimental spice
Fies
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
OnInion on cav TAXATION.

The Mayor oil the city, Wnen ne
was waited upon last week by CON-
mittee of our leading citizens COM
posed of both political parties, to as
certain whether the Irregularities
alleged in the tax duplicates actually
did exist, was unable to give them an
ineligible or satisfactory answer. He
manifested such a surprising Ignorance
upon the entire subject that he as
tonished and disguised his own politi
cal friends. His conduct extorted from
some of the leading members of his
party the declaration that he was a
hopeless incompetent and a complete
failure 1t appears, however, that he
has finally informed himself upon
Il these matters, and, having discovered
that he and his associates in the
Council had delayed the delivering of
the Duplicates beyond the time fixed
by law, had levied the Straight
Line Railroad tax contrary to
law, and had omitted to. place
upon the Duplicates a large part
Of the real estate of the city, tardily
confers with his attorneys to ascer-
tain whether his inexeusable blunders
will prevent the collection of the
taxes. in letter which he addressed
to Judge IGLEHEART and Colonel
DENBY, he asks whether these irreg-
ularities will render the Duplicate SO
far invalid and illegal as to prevent
H. 70 81 Ia
THE objections raised are:
LIST. That the Duplicate was not de-
livered to the Collector in time.
2 That the T., |. & U. >. Il. Rail.
road tax is charged upon personal
property.
3D. That recently annexed territory
has not been assessed"
Messrs. IGLEHART and DENLY in
form him that the Straight Line levy
is illegal. and cannot be assessed
against personal property. One would
have thought that no man, who had
sense enough to sit on the Equaliza-
ton Board, to say nothing OF the
responsible Office of Mayor, with the
years of precedents before him, could
have been ignorant Of that.
Messrs. IGLEHART and DENNY de.
eide the other two points in TIE mega
tive. They, in effect, tell His Honor
that the law was framed with
a view to such unfortunate pre-
dicaments as that which now
embarrasses the City of Evansville;
that it will not permit the incompe-
teney, blunders aud ignorance of in
different officials to destroy the credit
of the city; that, however laggard
they may be, and however great may
be their omissions, the law con
templates just such cases, and will &C
commodate itself to them in this in
stance. Tits fortunate matter fol
Evansville that's "strict construction
OF the law Is notrequired. While the
Mayor and Council have plainly vi
olated its provisions, it will only
nullify the, duplicates in part. L
is matter for congratulation on the
part of every good citizen that such
is the case, and that we may be spared
the full measure of the financial col
lapse which the blunders and incom.
petence of the present administrator
threatened to bring upon us.
We have escaped in this instance
but how soon further and more fla
grant violations of the law and neg
lect to comply with its provisions, ma,
bring upon.us greater embarrassments
none can tell.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

LOCKSLEY HALL. by ALFRED TrNNY.
SON Boston: F1KLDB. OsGooD q Co fSuc-
cessors To TICKNok q FIEIps0. V7''o
8 An exquisite little volume, in dainty
paper and typography, its tasteful
binding. and its Profuse illustrations
by which all-the leading thoughts Of
the poem stand cut in visible form.
The drawings are By w. J. Hennessv
and the engrayings by A. v. s. An
thony. .ss.nsss -. 800
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Arents fnr the JOurnal.

"A. A. HALL. Princeton, Ind. -. -
- kps s Il. smith. Washington, Ind.
NJ L. HFMMEHWAY, boonVIlis' An0'
a. r. DFBRUIER, Newburghs lno.
John NJ. LOCKWOOD, MI. vernon Anu'
i NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch mo.
n. w WEAVER, Poseyv1lie, ina.
s. A. CoRWTN, -omeFvflfe, ina.
Can't. WHITING, Cynthlana, 1no.
r ). ROGERS, New Harmony, Ina.
HARVEY BOND, Hazieton. Ind.
THos. MCCUTCf EN-, Sandersvtlle, lno.
UKBfR MARRS, Black Hawk Nils, Ano.
4 hev VIII also receive and forward 10 u
orders for Bind ne and job Printing.
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Another Point.

The Mayor omitted to ask his legal
advisers what effect the absence of a
quorum of the Council from the
Equalization Board would have upon
the validity of the duplicates. He
had better write them another letter