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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-04
HARPER's MAGAzINE-We ne

HARPER's MAGAzINE.-We need
only direct attention to the prospec-
tus in another column, of this well
kHown-peFiodieaI, fer the coming
year, As a magazine for the family.
ciFcie, and for all classes of readers, it
has no superior, and its large circula-
tion is the result of its sterling merits.
We afiil send the magazine and the
News together, to old or new subscri
bers, for 1926 a year, in advance.
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Mas. Sally J. CHEW. of OskaIoosa,

Mrs, SALLY J. CHEW, of OskaIoosa,
Iowa, formerly Miss Sallie Wright, OF
this county, died a few days ago in
OskaIoosa, after brief Illness. She.
will be remembered by our readers as
a frequent contributor to our ''Youth's
Department" and her untimeIy death
will be mourned by large circle OF
friends who knew her modest and un
obtrusive worth.
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THE SEVERE "CoLD SNAP" of the
last two weeks has subsidized, and the
weather is again comparatively mild
and pleasant. The atmosphere for
day or two past has had the hazy and
smoky appearance of "Indian sum-
mer."
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THANKSGIVING comes a week from

THANKSGIVING comes a week from
next Thursday-the 18th, and we sup
pose will be observed as usual in this
place, by religious services and a sus-
pension of business.
P. S. Since the above was in type
we learn that the Thanksgiving ser
mon will be preached in the NJ. E.
Church at 1O5 A. NJ. by Rev. w. j.
McSureIy, the new assistant pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church.
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The CORN CROP turns out q great
deal better than was anticipated, in
this county. Some farmers have
more sound corn than they had last
year. 1t nearly all escaped the frost,
and is Of rood quality.
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OFFICIAL VOTE.-The full official
vote of this county, by townships,
(omitting the State officers except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor)
will be found in another column.
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,ToNICs.-ThOse. who resort to t0nies viii
find Speer's "Standard Wine Bitters' the
best adapted to benefit the different all
ments of the system, whether diseased or
debilitated from over exertion or by any
cause. Try them. +.-
Sold by Druggists. noy4wl
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FOR SALE.--I offer nv

IL House and Grounds for sale. The House contains
ten rooms, exclusive Of Cellar, Smoke House, Meal
Room, &c Has a splendid Well under cover and all
other conveuisncea The Stable iG large and conven-
isntly arranged. The Grounds cover twelve acres
nearly which are divided into Orchard, Garden, Pas
Lots and Grove, a Spring furnishing water for
steck The location is healthful, and Of the most
beautiful 10 the suburbs Of Hilsboro, having a fine
view of the town from the Female College to the Fe
male Seminary, aIse of the Rocky FOX Mills.
,.,qofF AT,EX q SANS
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FnIsehnnd Nailed.

The statement in last weeks HinsbOro
Gazette, that one of the candidates on. the
Republican county ticket paid the editor
of this paper i've dollars to puff him, is
false in general and false in particular-a
mean and malicious fabrication. We
shall see whether the editors have-the de-
cencv to rafract If
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PFsEffffisf 0FEETg..

TosaH new subscribers, and All old sub
scribers, who now renew their subserip-
tions for another year, we will for ifty
cents additional to the regular price Of our
paper, send the beautiful plate entitled
"Our American Fruits, (" described below
also, oar own paper and 1.-The Peoples
Publishing Co.., Rhiladeiphia. Pa; Cin-
einnati, 0biois isChieag0, Illinois; st. Louis,
Mo, and Springfield, Mass, monthly Of
sixteen large quarto pages, whose merit is
fully attested by its more than 20O,oe9
subscribers.
It should be in every family. sgnd in
your orders at once.
Address Editor News, Uiilsb0r0, Ohio.
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BUSINESS Notices.

eg Busimcss Notices. IN .olG Local
coLtt1sns, Single Insertion, 10 cents q t,ae to
ReglI0r Advertisers, Is cents to Transient
Customers. Each Il additional Insertion halt
price. No Notice inserted foT less than 80
eeRtS.~
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Old LOndOm Dock Gim--. War.
rantPd Pure.

An excellent article for Diseases of the
Kidneys, and an invaluable. tonic for Fs-
males and invalids generally. Put up by
A. N. Bininger & Co., New York See
advertisement in another column.
For sale by W. R. Smith and J. J. Brown,
Hfllsboro, o. apl5f
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Wants, Fer Sale, For
Rent, &c.

@Advertisements will be inserted
under this head at the following re-
duced rates
FOR ONE INSERTION.
Three Lines or less
Each additional line, ................S3c.
~ Each additional insertion, half
price,
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Bill Heads.

Every business. man should use printed
Bill Heads. We have just received a new
supply, OF different sizes, which we are
prepared to print, In the most elegant
stvle, at low prices. noy4tT
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Republican Central Committee.

HILLsBOROUGH, Nov. 3, 1869.
The members of the County Bepub-
lican Central Committee, are requested
to meet at the store of W. Copes, on
this, Thursday evening, the 4th inst.
A full meeting is desirable, as busi-
ness of importance will be transacted.
BY order. W. COPES, Chm3n. 20
JNo. w. ELLIS, Asst. Sec'ys W s.
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Public opinion fully justiies the acquit-
tai of Cameron for killing DR.. FeIlers.
Had the trial proceeded, evidence would
have been given, establishing the fact that
Fellers abused dIhe-contidence reposed in
him as physician, by attempting to Sc
duce Cameronfs wife and daughter.
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NEXT SATURDAY is the day of the
regular Monthly Stock Sales, by Jas.
Clark, which are getting to be pop
uIar INSTITUTIONAL a very useful
one. Bring in your horses, cattle and
other stOck.a
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The new residence of G. B. Miller,
Esq, on East Main street, is approach
ing completion, and will be decidedly
the handsomest in town. 1t has a
Mansard roof, of coIored slate, the first
of the kind ever seen here.
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This splendid colored fruit-piece Is now
nearly ready for delivery. It contains
eighteen specimens Of the choicest Amer
lean. fruits. colaFed, frofh life. Il Is the
work Of accomplished artists, is hand-
sOufely finished in ten eGlOrs, and wedeem
Il. unsurpassed bY. any Eruit-Plate eEeC
published in this country When frumtd
and hung upon the wall it viii prove =
source Of constant pleasure to all who be-
boIdit. It Will be sent by mail 10 address
on receipt Of 81.
October II, 1869. Il
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SEE BUNCH OF GRAPES. on Standard in
another column. SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of its tonic properties, its purity, and IFS
delicious flavor. dec24Tl
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Ny wife's choice, and the whole family
prefer il. Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved
(new styIe) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in
one bottle.l Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. nOv4ml
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aAt Home" Wedding and Visiting
Cards, printed on new and beautiful type,
and in the neatest style, at this office.
and see specimens. IL If
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Mr.. w. J. MCCLURE, of Gregg &
McFadden's China Store, we regret to
learn, is lying very sick, with typhoid
pneumonia.
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THE LADIES festival, last week,
for the benefit of the Highland Female
Institute, was quite literally patron
lied, the net proceeds being about
1920.
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OVeFcOafs.

I. P. STRAUSS & Bro. have on hand a
large lot of Ovsrcoqts, of the latest styles,
which they are selling at prices ranging
from $500 to $4,000. Buy one, oct2stf
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ATTENTION.

We have just received a very large
stock Of real Good and Fine Clothing,
gotten up in the very best style, all Of
our own manufacture, which we now
offer at prices that DEFY ALL COM
PETITION. Call and see for your
selves. L.-P. STRAUSS S. BRO.
100 Pairs of Extra No. 4! RIien-
ketss
For sale attbe Hillshoro Woolen Fa"to-
~. ELLIFRTrZ 4 son.
70 ---E-- O. ..-W E.g.. T.. r-
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Fall StvIe Hats,

If you want nice hat call at I. P.
STRAUSS & BBo. where you will find
all the Latest Styles. .---- sePtl6tf
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Plaid FIanmeIs.

The greatest variety of Plaid Flannels
ever offered in this place. Cheap for caslr,
at the Hillsborough Wooden Factory.
oct2ltf ELLIFRITZ & SON.
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Attention..

The finest stock of Ladies' Shoes
and Gaiters will be found at LYTLE
& SONS; also a large stock Of Mems
Boots constantly kept on hand. s.
-nntOo
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White and Plaid FlanmeIs,
All kinds and prices, for sale at the Hills
bOrO WOOlsn Factory.
sspI6tf ELLIFRITZ & SON.
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October much colder than ususl.
QUANTITY OF RAIN IN OCTnRER
NOTES FoR THE MONTH.

October 2-Sprinkle OF rain.
- .-s-f' 4-Rain P. III.
ts. "a 6LFrost. T.
6, II, IS, 23-Rain.
The month unusually cold. The thermometer
rarely sinks to 20 degrees before the latter part Of
November.
Some observations pmiEsd twice in my absence,
but by taking the o'clock temperature as the average
of the day, the average of the month will he very
nearly correct. J.McD. MATHEWS.
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Hoes are beginning to come in for
shipment by railroad. They are gen
orally in fine order.
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Blue Jeans

Free from grease, for so cents per yard, at
the Hillsborough Woelen Factory.
oct2ltf ELLIFRIIZ & SON. -
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HICKORY NUTs are quite plenty,
and are selling for 70 cents to 81 per
bushel.
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RYOu want

A neat fitting Shoe or Gaiter. go to
oet28 LYTLE- & son.
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COURT adjourned on Wednesday of
last week.
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CINCINNATI PRICES CURRENT
ForAs Rssksuding TUEsDA, Nov. 2 1873.

For Tths Week ending TUESDAY Nov. ?. ~ 2.
Carefully Corrected from the City DaiiIss Of v-uszsg
Nov g..
HoGs.-A few houses have conlnlunCCd
packing, and are paying 50 S7@ 10 90 gross
for light to heavy averages Some extra
heavy bring 25e more.
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There wasa beautiful display of the
Aurora Borealis last Sunday night, about
9 o'clock.
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MA aNoLIA WArER.-Superior to the bea
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. nOvl9yl
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The Seioto Agricultural Works, Of
Circleville, capital 100000, and the
Mount Sterling Building and Savings
Association, capital s8Oo, 900, wereip,
corporated On Saturday. 81
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Extra Copies of the News
Can always be had at the Office, witt
or without wrappers for mailing.
Price 5 cents.
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- ~ -

Subscribers receiving JneIr papers with an ''T''
marked opposite their will understand that the
ime for which they have paid has expired.
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Mems and BOy's-Wear for Sale,
At the HiIlsbOro Woolen Factory.
r ELLIFRITZ &. son.
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LO0K To Y0UR INTEREsTsI
SAVE TIME AaD MONEY!

Ifyou have any thins to selL
If you have lost any thiBgs =
FfIyou have found any thing,
s IF you have a house to rent
ss If you want to rent house,
IF you want boarding,
% IF you want any thing,
Tell THOUSANDS Of People at Once,
By ADTERT8ISG II
THE HIGHLAND NEWS.
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Fnr Saln at a Rargain.

A FARM OF 10Y ACRES, superior Brick
~ House, 10 rooms, hne Bank Barn, good Orchard
aud failing Springs good Water in yard and
all the fields. This place ia the Belfast Pike. one
mile from UisbOrO, o. and will be sold little more
than cost Of improvements half IN hand, and balance
stand /, and years. with interest, At option Of
purchaser. Possession given ~ 80 days from sale
sap2m3a HENRY TURNER. HilIsbOru, o.
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A man who left Kenton intoxicated
on election dayi was found last Suns
day, lying dead beside hay-stack a
few miles from Bellefont taihe. .,sj.
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NFasonic COnTention.

The greatest Masonic Convention ever
held in Ohio, was held in Cleveland, on
the 18th of October. After the business of
the Grand Lodge had been concluded, a
procession was formed which marched
through all the principal streets of the
city. The sight was pronounced by all to
be the finest ever seen in Ohio on. a SINH
lar occasion. The procession was made
up of Representatives from the Blue Lodges,
Chapters, and COmmanderies in the State,
as well as many from the States adjoin-
ing,
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T1RUTT FiRJT nv HICVL}NO COUN-

ERUTT FARM IN HIGHLAND COUN-
TY, FOR SALE.-Coutaining about 60 acres
we'll improved; good frame House Of rooms; good
Barn aHd other Out-huidiuEEi we'll wAteredi fine
Orchard Of 900 Peach Trees in good healthy hearing
condition; and good Apple orchard and ANAL fruits Of
all kinds uituafed mile Of New Vienna, The
road leading from New Vienna 90 Lexington. Those
wishing information call on or address
+. r. JOHNSON,
fsb4tf Washington @. H., Ohio.
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meteorological D ObseEvatiOns for
OctOber. 1860.

Compiled from the Monthly Report for the Smithsonian
institution, kept by Rev. J. McDs Mathews, Of Hills
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..nmr Amerfcnn Frnifs..1

ddress Editor News, uilsb0r0, Ohio.
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100 Pairs of Extra No. L. RIan-


For sale sttbe Hlllshoro wool'n Pact,
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Nov. 4 l8C
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-05

B 7 Ell E G r A P Fl /.
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

Niw York, May Sat Dutch Kills,
Long Island, Thursday, dispute termin.
ating In fight occurred between Mentally
and Kellahan, conductors on the Green
Point railroad, and one Marrow and
companion, employees Of the Astoria rail-
road regarding the merits Of their respec-
tive lines. Having beaten Marrow in an
inhuman manner, Mentally and Kella.
han, who we're intoxicated, tore up the
track for nearly mile and injured the
bridge, causing delay of several hours
to the Flushing train. On their return to
Green Point, they we're met by friends of
Marrow, who beat McNally in such a
manner that his recovery is doubtful
Kellahan ran away, and, as is thought,
threw himself into the creek. He has
tot since been heard Of.
The steamship Saxonia, from Ham
burg, has arrived.
SCHENECTADY, June s. : Charles
Springer, the bond robber, who broke Jail
on Wednesday, returned last night at
midnight and gave himself up to the
Sheriff.
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of showing the public that he is equal 20
ali the balance of the Board. Nineteen
to one forms marked contrast And
hence we watched the movements OF tnls
champion, and when we saw tnst ne was
fairly and squarely committee aga'ns'
us. we concluded that most, II nss ali,
of the rest Of the Board we're IN our favor
On the proposition, and believed it to be
the heat thing for the city. Will this be
accented az q sufficient apology for nsing
the words in our communication, small
minority who have not fully and can
d;dly examined the subject in all its
bearings p
But there is another point we desire to
notice. We have understood that Board
of Aldermen, like all dignified bodies,
sat to act impartially and to deal Jostly
between the city and the citizen; that
thew sat ITO hear and determine" But
here is a case where the Judge leaves ms
bench for the position of Advocate. we
look for him to take another step and
occupy the witness stand. He will not
wait to hear patiently, and then deter
mine, but he determines before hearing,
and then, not content with expressing
his pre-judged opinions, he avaiis him.
self of the press, and by advertising tne
the views Of an Alderman, seeks 10
forestall and manufacture public opin-
ion, that that public opinion may con-
form to the decision he proposes to render.
"Oh most righteous judge" do you
"' Wv T. E. Brown l. Co.
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who Write for the Press Personal
RecOIIectfOns.

A writer in the Z,nesville (Ohio) Sig
nal furnishes some personal recollections
of newspaper men, which promises to be
very interesting. His first installment is
as follows:
There are good many jokes perpe-
trated about the bad chirography OF
Horace Greeley and the late Rufus
Choate. They are both behind--in point
of execrable manuscript-the priting
editor of the Enquirer, G. M. d. Bloss,
Esq. There are only four men living, or
who ever did live, who can read his man
uscript, viz: Allison, Ryan, Allen and
Young, compositors in the Enquirer Of
fee. No other man can tell what q sin
gle letter of it is. He wrote the life of
Hon. George II. Pendleton in thirty-four
hours. We have one page of the manu-
script, and we will venture hat-a new
one, by the way--that there is no man
that can decipher one word of it in thir-
ty.four years, except the writer and the
four printers already named. Mr.. Bloss
himself is sometimes at loss to know
what he has written, and we have known
him in several instances to 60 to Amos
Allison to have "cold " article, which
had laid over unfinished, deciphered.
One of Mr.. Bloss' peculiarities is to
write always with pen, on the most sim
eular bit of paper imaginable. In fact,
stray corners that are torn of the business
letters sent to the Enquirer office, His
pen-holder is about ten inches in length,
which he grasps carefully by the upper
end, and while he writes sings Old Hun
dred to the most uDgodly tunes that any
man ever heard, and refuses to recognize
any man that comes into his Office while
be is engaged in writing, not even ex-
cepting the Hon. ]. j. Faran, Nc. W.
Mclean, Hon. George b. Psndleton, or
Theodore Cook.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-At the session
Of the Synod Of the General Reformed
Church, yesterday, communication was
read by ]. F. Hartley with reference to
declining the invitation given to the sy-
nod by the Pope to participate in the Ro-
man Conference next fall. The commu-
nicasion also referred to one from the
Committee Of the Synod Of the Secession
Church Of Holland, which will meet on
the 18Th Of June. at Middlebury, province
Of ZEALAND. Michigan earnestly re-
quested the present Synod to appoint q
deputalion for the forlherance of mutual
intercourse and fellowship of the Saints,
which vas referred.
Also, one in regard TO the act to change
the corporate name Of the General Synod
Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church to that Of the General Church in
America, which was referred.
A committee Of three ministers and
two laymen we're appointed to attend the
National Council Of all the Evangelical
denominations in the United States, pro-
posed at the last session Of the Synod
Rev. DIR. Higbee, delegate from the
German Reformed Church, made an ad'
dreA IN regard to the union Of the
cbsrckss 10 which the President re
spondsi
Areport was received from the com
mitlee appointed by the last Synod Il
visit Holland. Michigan gave few
facts in regard to the Theology Seminary
ana that sectios, which was referred to
the Commitise on Professorate.
Rev Abel German vas recognised a
a delegate from the Old School Presby
ieriaa Church also, Rev. Dr. seh1