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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-05-28

MARRIAGE.-A recent sermon, by
Henry Ward Beecher, has the follow
ing in regard to marriage:
You that are starting, avoid the eF-
ror OF those who have gone too fast
and too far.
You that are old, bear witness for
yourselves, and seek to repair as far as
you can the errors of your own lives,
by warning and directing the young.
Young men, take hold of each others
hands
Maidens, look to the God Of your
fathers. ..5
If there be any one in this world
who cannot afford not to be a Chris
tian, it is a woman. IF there be any
one whose beauty fades as a flower and
whose grace needs the sustenance Of
the inefable; if there be any whose
power is in beauty, in purity, in good
ness, it is a woman. If there be any
one more than another upon whom
blight falls more rudely; if there be
any one more than another, who Is
more burdened with grief or more
wrung with sorrow, it is a woman. I
marvel to see a woman that is not a
Christian. The ladder between your
souls and God, is not half so long as
that between our souls and God, .aa.
God made woman to be better than
man and the perversion is in proper
ton when she is worse.
I beseech of every young man and
of every maiden, that is beginning life,
to begin it Alright. Now is the time
Days are passing. Years are accumu-
lating. 1t will be too late by and by.
So, begin now.
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How Gen. Lee Deserted the
Army.


In debate in the u S. Senate the
other day, Senator Cameron, who was
Secretary Of War in 1861, gave the
following account Of Lees desertiOu
from our army:
Gen. Lee called on a gentleman who
had my entire confidence, and intima-
ted that he would like to have the
command Of the army. He assured
that gentleman, who was a man in the
confidence Of the Administration, Of
his entire loyalty, and his devotion To
the interests of the Administration
and Of the country. I consulted with
Gen. Scott, and Gen. Scott approved
Of placing him at the head of the army.
The place was offered to him unUfa-
ciaIly. with my appreciation, and with
the appreciation Of Gen. Scott. It was
accepted by him verbally, with the
promise that he would go into Virgin
ia and settle his business, and then
come back to take command. He
never gave US any opportunity to ar
rest him he deserted under false pre-
tences. Should have arrested him in
a moment if I had a chance at him,
and 1 have always regretted that I
never got that chance. thought the
Senator referred before to the case of
Joseph Z Johnson, who was the
quartermaster general, and it was Of
him 1 spoke FIRST. In regard to Gen.
Lees case, 1 think he behaved worse
than any of the men who acted so
treacherously to the Government.
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SOMETHING FOR THE SICK.-A cor
respondent writes: Frequently We
find sick people whose stOmaehs reject
all kinds of nOurishmenb until COndi-
tions follow that in many instances
terminate fatally. In twenty instan-
ces in which 1 have heard the pOpu-
lar sick-bed noUrishments prescribed
and rejected by an invaIid's enfeebled
stomach, I have never known the sim
pie saucer Of parched corn pudding or
bowl of Cruel refused. The corn is
roasted brown, precisely as we roast
coffee, ground as fine as meal, in a
coffee mill, and made either into
mush, Cruel, or thin cakes, baked
lightly brown, and given either warm
or cold, clear, or with whatever dress
ing the stomach will receive or retain.
Parched corn and meal boiled in skim
med milk, and fed frequently to chill
dren suffering from summer diarrhPa,
will almost always cure, as it will dys-
entery in adults, and, I believe, tho
cholera in its earliest stages,
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IMPROVEMENT or THE MARIETTA
& CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-We learn
from number Of our exchanges that
Mr.. King, the president Of the Mariet-
ia and Cincinnati railroad, has COM
meneed in earnest to improve the
credit, condition and earnings Of the
road. AlIthe dOating debt to employ
ees has. been wiped off, and the pay
masters train is now to be seen going
over the road punctuaIly every month
A construction train, with sixty
hands, sOmetimevago. commenced the
ballasting of the track east. Eight
hundred tons of new rails have been
purchased, and are to be laid immedi-
ately. Arrangements have also been
entered into for completing the piers
of the bridgeat BeIbre during the COM
ing summer.-[ GallipOlis Bulletin.
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- Ra= Remember that the Ohio De
mocracy have now placed themselves
upon the record, in faU0r Of rebel SOL
diers voting and against Union soldiers
voting. They voted against the con-
stitutional amendment, last fall, dis
franchising the fOrmerclass, thus show
ing their willingness, to allow them
the elective franchise; and now they
have passed law refusing to the in
mates of the soldiers home at Dayton,
the right to vote, thus fully showing
where their sympathies are, and what
would be the result of committing the
power of the country into their hands.
Surely, no Union soldier, in view Of
such a record, can vote the Democrat
ic ticket except at the sacrifice Of eve
nv true feeling Of his manhOod,-TGal-
lipolis Journal.
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The human family is so numerous
that a birth and a death occur every
moment. Every y second a child is
born :; every second some one dies
The prevalence Of sickness in the
world may be realized in DR.. J. G..
Ayers Labratory, where medicines
are made for all mankind. 1t would
scarcely seem that there are thrOats
enough to swallow the doses he issues
daily,--Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Ague
Cure, and Cherry Pectoral by the
thousand gallons, and Ayers Pills lit
orally by the ton. But they must all
be wanted, or he could not make such
quantities for SO many years.-[N North
field Telegraph. 5- l..
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It is announced in London that by
the ClerkenwelI explosion, caused by
Fenians, six persons were killed out
right, six more died from its effects,
FIVE owe their deaths indirectly to it,
one young man is in a mad-hOuse, for
ty mothers were prematurely confined,
and twenty of their children died ;
others Of the children are dwarfed and
unhealthy, one mother is now a raw
ing maniac, one hundred and twenty
persons were wounded, fifty went into
hospitals, fifteen are permanently in
iured, beside 92O, 900 worth of damage
done to person and property.
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A very talkative little girl used oft
en- to annoy her mother by making re-
marks about visitors that came to the
house. On one occasion, a gentleman
was expected whose nose had been ac-
cidentally fattened nearly to his face.
The mother cautioned the child to say
nothing about this feature, Imagine
her CONSERVATION when the little one
suddenly exclaimed. "Ma, you told me
not to say anything about Mr.. Smith,
uose, Why, he hasn't got any"
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The New York Tribune, in an ar
tiele on the Ohio Visible Admixture
Bill, says:
This vfuainous actis to be passed, If
it has not already been passed and We
suggest that every Republican who
voted against Impartial Suffrage last
fall have it read to him at least once
per day for the remainder of his natu-
raj life. Nothing can be better calcu-
lated to make him realize what man-
ner Of man he is. We ask the Repub-
licans of Ohio to have one million cop
les printed on a large bFOadsides post
them up everywhere, read them IN all
churches and in every public assem-
bIage, until a Legislature shall be chO,
lsen expressly to erase the infamous
thing from the statute-boOk Do let
us have this atrocity aired, until even
Is vile authors shall be heartily ashallgs
ed of it.
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Mrs. Stowe, in her "House and
Home Papers, y. recommends as a set
off to the attractions of places of vi
cious amusement, the establishment,
under the auspices Of Christian Orga-
ntzations, of resorts where chess,
checkers and billiards may be played
by young men without the customary
detrimental surroundings. s.r-.t
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Miscellaneous.
ATestODeath.

The Academy of Medicine and the
Academy of Sciences have held pre-
miums for a great many years, to be
paid to any one who should discover
a remedy either for cholera, or cancer,
or dartse, or phthisia. They also offer
premiums for various discoveries Of
lesser Importance, and among the rest,
one for the best test for death. One
man of authority says there is nopOsi-
tive test but commencing putrefactiOn;
but another has put in a paper on
which he claims the premium, and
who describes his test thus: "PrO-
duce blister on a finger or toe by
means of a candle held for several sec
onds in contact Herewith, a thing
which always takes place, on the liv-
ing or the dead, if the candle be held
long enough. IF the blister contains
serosity; (the water of the bloOd,) it is
positive sign of life; if, on the con
trary, the blister only contains air, or
vapor, it is certain to be cGdaUre. In
other words, for a dry blister, death ;
for a wet one, life. A mistake is thus
not possible" This candidate will
probably get the premium. s.. ss
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Elk Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has in
Cured a great deal of very bitter hos
tility from the opponents of the Con
gressional policy of reconstruction in
that State, by the zeal with which he
has taken and sustained the other
side. In a recent speech vindicating
his conduct, he says he does SO because
he thinks "the conqueror has the right
to dictate terms to the conquered,
which the conquered are bound to ac-
cept." -s. .-a ..l.. .e..r-a-
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To Keep Insects out of Bird Cages.
Tie upa little sulphur in silk bag
and suspend it in thecage. For mock
ing birds this is essential to their
health, and the sulphur will keep all
the red ants and other insects from the
cages of all kinds of birds. Red ants
will never be found in a closet or draw
er if a small bag of sulphur be kept
constantly in these places.
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A lady was urged by her friends 10
marry a WidOWer, and rs an argument
they spoke Of his two beautiful child
reD. "Children," replied the lady,
''are like tOOthpieks, a person wants
her owns
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PUZzLE.-Severl persons are said
to have gone crazy in studying out the
following puzzle; can oil sea cap
tain had a little grand-child. Her
mother was her own cousin; her grand
mother her aunt; her sister, her sec
ond cousin on her fathers side; her
brother, her second cousin on her
mothers side; all children Of same
parents. What kin were the parents
before marriage ?''
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SORE EYES!
Read!

-HspineshEl murh 9e1Isrienc -camPlgie sHoeess
I'm NJ Frsfnieut ii vha i uerilly kniwu and called
ted ilamrd Sore E5I, and wishing 70 Pc use
u to very many, take this method TO inyite All thu1
afflicted to come and Be HEALED.
MANY who have suffered much from this lingering
disorder and after Intellectual treatment by the very
best Eve Doctors home and HbrUad, have placed
themselFed under my treatmHut, and. p q lla
their eyes roandly cured iu from one 70 Two
and that too in pronounced by physcians 20 De
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mine ses olf af rverqs ten-aectB the eye % easily
enough cured. fIe proper remedy is the one thing
uerdiul. khoU ffon laug experience that nave
that remedy. But without adding WoruS' near "n''
CERTIFICATE.
umuLAKD P. O., OtiO, November, 1867
d. P1xr-liy Dear sir: Eel & ilimpessiblf 70 ez-
prrss my gratitude t. you fr tie wonderful cure yo9
have wrought upon me. For several months pa.t
had bean Hiicffa withu bad fern Of sore Eyes Nhlo
finally becauie pai0iul IN the extreme. During part {"
tie time, bad 10 remain IN darkened room 70 Pre
tent intense suffering Before coming TO YOU h19 ~!
tried several Eye Doctors Of good repute, but Ioun
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termined to make mure' ehott 70 save ms sEht'
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lorn-hOps ami rrnice 70 HHy that p 'ir ek' ouiU y
relief. You have saved my eyes. They are "o" ~
pV'' sASsJ,i ri " Vr PATRICK REILLY.
Many other Certihcatas might be given' hut u Il
deqinui uuaeassary. Pares desiring any further IN
formation atq at iiheriy addrtss the abovs-named
or any Of the following persons:
Harvey Badglsy, Muurytown P. o Ohio.
BIrE Margaret Bentley, Leeshurg1 Ohio.
Charles Fite Fayetteville, OhiJ.
Pleasant. .Ladd. Highland P. o., Ohio. f.-.
H. n. Payev, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.
Jesse Holiday, WestbOrO, Ohio.
II is not necessary to add more. feel that nav
remedy which for safety aud power in It's etegI mo.
a diasssed eve hf6 NOT rival % the Worid.f nav.
treated the eye IN nearly ell stages OF disease An
IA W FoT FAfLEn IN a SINGLE CASE that have ye
r15grtaken Il 6 freely admitted that when the opt
nerve becomes paraly1sd there is great dimoulty u
r.-tbfn q but even here the paralysis may y
on partial adil the ease therefore not hopeless
No charges are made IH case a cure Il
not effected, v~--
Fo,r5i1r sroomhiodatians will Be furnished patiant
At M f,rr5 house. sT miles north Of Hiils5Oro' an
boif mile vest Of FaIlsville, Highland county, Ohio
/ ug-Poaf once address, RsH FiennEs y ,,,-,.
February q, 1868. SAMUEL FAh -
fsb27f
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Rebus.

Complete, am very useful in keeping neat and clean
Behead me- and am the place whore complete most
seen,
Reverse and am a common noun
a name oft given to low and marshy ground.
SALLIE.
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Ny irsti- very useful on this terrestiai ball,
My seCOnd of my first is but portion small,
NV second and RI first together both combined.
Without my first think would be very hard to lind
03kaioUsa, May 1868. SALLLE
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Answers to Enigmas Of last week. l. The Alphabet.
q wise Judge viii instruct his people. Answers TO
Problem .: Is equasK aud Xl equals .3IGiD625, aud
X6 equals .IT797S 1905 No. TO-: top 3215 bottom
1914 inches. Answer " UhsTad,; Indslatigabls.
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Find the area of lane Is feet wide. extending
around an octagOn which contains just four acres.
Required, also, the dianleter of the octsgOn.
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A Good Cement Alum and plas-
ter of Paris well mixed with water,
and used in a liquid state, will form a
very useful cement. It will be found
quite handy for many purposes. 1t
forms very hard composition, and
for fixing the brasses, etc, on lamps,
nothing could be better. .s.r
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Youths Department.

TOriginal Problems, Puzzles, &C., solicited The rea
name of the author and the answer to each must
,Umpany all CUntributious.l
Enigmas.
am composed OF Il letters. -..-
Ny 81 & II 10 is an occupation.
NY II il \ mineral adjective. $3.50.
Ny 4 10 II is asmall animal.
Ny 5 ID a measure. s.s--
Nv 10 a French cavalry officer.
Ny Z 10 3 is part of the human frame. -Hr.
My whole is an interesting study. FIDES.
WaYerly, o.
We are composed Of 81 letters.
Our 10 70 IS II is book in the Bible.
OuT 81 IA 10 26 I6 is book III tbs Bible.
Our 35 5 p is n river in Europe.
Our Is 2S 30 81 is river in Europe.
Our 26 - Is 9I4 p is Mountain in Asia
our % II Is u an Island in the Pacific Ocean.
Cur "a 3 % is useful article.
Our Is IL 10 Is % 26 l3 is what we like. -
Our q 253Il7 what bakers could not well do with
out.
Our IS 81 32 is . useful animal.
Our "a IS is part Of thB human body.
Our answer is passage Of Scripture, -
Highland, o. .- LUBLbA l.
I a composed Of II letters.
My II Is is one Of the Books Of the New Testament
| Ny II Is I2is an instrument for catching fish.
Nv I64 is the color Ofa horse.
: NJ lO IA is an article Of wear.
/ My Is "A is behind
| My IL Is l3 is part Of the face.
/ dy 5 l6 2 is article Of produce.
My whole is the name Of q young Miss in New Lex
| iugtOn.
Highland, o. YEA H0Nh
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PIN sIoN < BoUNTY
CLAIM AGENCY
y. n. .HEsEIIemiT,

.I2U0E E FTT r
r ATE Captain Company A, s9th Reg't. O. V. J..
4 would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Highland and adiOinnE counties, thai he has opened
General Claim Agency for the collection Of all Govern
mont Claims.
Harinr had considerable experience with the differ.
eht Depsrents applicants may feel assured Of having
their claims collected with PrOmptDesg and safety, and
that every attention viii be given to whatever business
mag b enleusted to me-
81 Our charges are reasonable. No charge II We
f7flfo collect any claim. -s.
All kinds Of Blanks keptOn hand for every variety
Of claim
Olrina OlcsrEOr Soldiers for Invalid Beusion foI
Boaty aftet t1F0 years ssre ice, q arrears Of Pay.
Claims Of Widows or Mothers Of deceased soldiers
for Pensions.
claira OF Fathers, Mothers, Widows. Brothers OF
sirr Of deceased Ofcers or Soldiers for arrears Of Pay
o. Bounty, Money &C.
HI-rEr er the wives Of Prisoners Of war, TO obtain
fbepav al their husbands while confined In Rebel pisons
Discharged OoerB' accounts settled and certificates
z tof noh-iHdebtedness procured.
p once fn the Grand Jury room Of Court house
Hilisboro, o. ,,.r
b Hfllsboro, Dec. "a, 1864. -ss desE'u
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Somebody says, "a wife should be
like a roasted lamb-tender and nice
ly dressed"
A scamp adds: "and without any
sauce" ------ -----------
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No charges arc made % case a cHFe ll

Ro,r5irv -reomfiodatians will b FURNISHED patient
At nv farm house, six miles north OF hiils5oro' ah0
boIf mile west Of FaIlsvile, Highland county, Ohio
nE-Posf once address, Kew Vienna, o
February "a, 1868. SAMUEL FAhA -
fsb2Ttf
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Amelia =. Owings.
DY virtue of an order of the Honorabel District
ID Court in and for the Parish of Natchitoches,
will offer for sale at public auction, ut the Court
House door in the town of Natchitoches, on
Monday, May 25tB, 1868,
at IL o'clock. NJ, the following decrbed property
belonging to the Succession of Amelia s. 0wings,
deceased, viz:
A certain tract Of land situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches, being the tract known as section
twenty-five, in township s, Of range eight, con-
tanning six hundred and forty acres, more or less.
Also. the east half of the northeast quarter of
section twenty Eve and the west half Of the north
east quarter of section twenty-five, aud the east
half OF the northwest quarter of section twenty
Eve, each containing, supposed to contain, eighty
acres more or less together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
On credit OF twelve months from the day Of
sale. The purchaser to give his bond with salts
factory security in solido, aud further secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the land and bearing eight per cent. per annum
interest from date of SALE and payable tG the order
OF the Administrator, and the sale TO be made
subject to the clause of nonalienatiOn to the preu
dice of the mortgage and privilege retained
J. G. HUGHES,
Nav Z, 1863 Sheriff
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JUDGMENT

Il
NJ NTH District Of Louisiana Parish of Match
" itoches. No. T4l6- MARY z. IETER Us.
M. A. BoNNER. In this case by reason Of the law
and the evidence being in favor of the Plaintiff
it is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the community OF acq,lets and gains hereto
fore existing between her and her said hueband be
and the same is hereby dissolved. 1t is further or
dered that she be and she is hereby declared sepa-
rate in property and estate from her said husband.
and that she do resume. control and administer her
paraphernal property without the interference of
her said husband. 1t is finally ordered adiudged
and decrced, that she do have and recover of her
said husband, the full sum of Three Thousand aud
Five s5-l0O Dollars with recognition of her tacit
legal mortgage on the immovables, of her said
husband, TO secure the payment of the same. in
manner and from the dates following, to.wit: For
the sum Of eleven hundred and eighty-seven dol.
lars. to take effect from the LIST November. SGT;
for the sum of nine hundred and fifty dollars, to
take effect from the LIST of April, s66; and for
the sum of eight hundred and sixty-eight s5-lOO
dollars, to take effect from the LIST day of Febru.
ary 1866, and costs of suit.
Thus dore, and signed in open Court, this 18th
April 1868.
tSigned) w. B. LEWIS,
District Judge.
Clerks Office d. c.. April odd, 500,
A true copy of the original judgment on file
and of record in my Office.
A. E. LEMEE,
April 30. 1868. Deputy Clerk.
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May Z, 1868.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession d. Amelia s. Owings.
ENn vertu dun Ordre de Honorable Cour de
II District dams ct pour la paroisse des Natchi-
toches. joffrira en- vente la porte de IL Maison
de Cour dars la vile des Natchitoches, q midi,
Lundi, Mai rs 1868,
la propriete ciapres decrite appertenant Ia Sue
cession d'Amelia ). 0wings, decedee, savior:
Un certain moroccan de terre situs dams Ia Pa
roisse des Natchitoehes etant lie moroccan comm
CONNIE etant Ia section vingt-cinq dams lie township
six de Ia raHgee huit contenant six cent quRrante
acres, plus on moins
A1ss Ia moitie est du quart nord-est de la sec
ton vingtcinq, ct la Motto est du quart nordest
de Ia section ViDgtcinq ella moitie Quest du quart
nOrd-est de Ia section vingt cinq, conteuant chacun
on stant suppose contenir quatre vingt acres fails
ant lie tout ensemble de HUT cent quatre vingts
acrec, plus Gu moius, avec toutes les bdtisses ct
atneloratioBs qui sly trouvent.
TERNEs ET CONDITIONS DE- la vESTB:
A M credit du douze Eois du jour de veute.
L'acheteur fo1rnra son billet soidaire sufisament
guarRnti ct de plus guaranti par hypOtheque spe-
ciaIe ct privilege de vendeur retenu sur IA terre
ct partsnt huit pour cent par dinteFets du jour
de vente, payable I'order de inistrateur Ia
veute sera fsits avec Ia clause de non-aenaton az
prejudice du privilege ct de rhypotheque retenus
J. O. HUGHES,
Mai Z, 1868. shsrif.