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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

tHuItH III JHlN liIdttJ IL tdN vi tNb
before his execution. he uttered the
following words, which we wish could
be rung in the ears of every young
man and boy in the land: Tell the
young men, said Pike, that they
make a fatal mistake when tt cy take
the first glass Of liqnor. Had ! lis
tened to kind warnings OF my broth
crs | should have been II happy
man, but it is row too late and |
must suffer for my folly
SHOCKING TRAGEDY Al y WE'D
DING.--A house of fcasting was
TUNED into house of mourning at
Chicago on Wednesday evening"
\ wedding had taken place at the
residence Of German named
Schmarkcl, and was followed by a
generous repaSt, at which the Juice
of the grape flowed freely. y mum.
/ Der of young men became SO clated
I that 1t occurred to them that the
occasion demanded a military salute,
and pistols and guns were brought
Il'to ltP'iiSitloh' 'nt young MAI
procuItd a pistol aud iircd with the
resi-, Sc"f'eIA h"" nus ,iN'ot oeti
discharged when Sclfried SEMINAR
licl, son Of the host. fell dead by
his side. II appears that the pisto
was loaded. and as he fired in th,
direction or the young man the Sho
entered hi, breast. The tloLtru
cat8~tlopbc put y ~top ~ rnrthr
eniovmcnt. ANA changed the happ,
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we take pleasure III again cd.'lhj
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merchant and practical philanthr,
pist. died in London on Thursda
night, the lth. aged - wears. +
order of the Queen. the funeral sci
wees will be held over the remain
, in Westminster Abbey. on the 19tl
Inc ltllrOad company nave tor
down thc ola part OF the Memphr,
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! puma III us pace an addltloil sllnll;
TO the part Which faces the track.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-04
Transfers of Real Estate in
HfuhIaDT Go,


Reported by Isma Troth, Esq, Co. Recorder.
For the Week ending Tuesday, NoU. 2, 1869
Jacob Duckwan to Isaac Leamons, a
acres, Liberty tp,, $500.
Peter Roush to Washington Fawiey, 81
acres, Hamer tp., $280O.
Peter Rice to David Main, part ofIn-Lot
No. r2S, Marshall, $40. .s-t5"- II.
William Siders (Ex.J to Ann Miller, 50
acres, Concord tP., $I662. .-4-- .......
Board of Ed. Hillsboro, to John Bowler,
Part of Out.Lot No. %, HiI1sboro, $1,000.
William White to Abraham Knupp, 1876
acres, Hamer tp., $3.50.
John T. Miller to Cyrus johnson, As!
acres, Penn tp., $1581. -
David Leary to George I. Rucker, In
Lots No. 8I5, 816 and 8l7, Greenfield, $500.
Henry T. CLANCY to John Forsythe, 80
acres, Concord tp., $I45O. ,-
John H. Hopkins to H. D. Woollums,
SO acres, Concord tp., $1,000.
Nathan Pine. to Nancy and John A.
Pine, part of In-Lots No. So and Sc, Green
field, $4OO.
H. D. Woollums to John h. Hopkins, SO
acres, Concord tp., $1,000.
John W. Devoss to Isaiah Case, 10 acres,
Madison tp., including fraction of Out-Lots
No. and 4, Greenfield, $4,000.
Martin. Mcclure to Robert II. Miller, 62
acres, Madison tp., $4,000.
Joseph Clutter to Samuel \. Lyons, 2S5
acres, Clay tp., $99l.25.
William Siders (Adm'r.} to John T. Will
son, 80 acres, Concord tpa $3.50.
Alex. c. Clark to Jas. W, Henderson,
III acres, Concord tp.I $il7.22.
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Sale OF the Wilmington q Zanes-
- willie u. u.

This road is to be. sold to the high
est bidder on the 1st of December, un-
der an order of Court, at the suit of
the Pennsylvania Central R. R, for
foreclosure of mortgage. 1t is suppOs-
ed the Pennsylvania Central will pur-
chase the road, though it is said the
Baltimore & Ohio will be a competitor,
and perhaps other parties. Should
the Pennsylvania Central get posses
sion of the road, that Co. will no doubt
take immediate steps to build road
from Washington, Circleville, Lancas-
ter, or somezOther point on the line,
south to MaysviIle, Ky. And. as the
distance from. Washington to Mays
vile, by the line just surveyed
through this place, is only SO miles,
the Co. may decide in favor of that
route, as it will be a great deal shorter
than any other. But of course no
line will be fixed upon, until after the
sale of the Wilmington road. Our
ChiIlicothe neighbors are therefore a
little too fast in growing over the selec-
ton of their line as a certainty.
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TOOur Musical Friends.

Believing that the Musical interests of
our neighborhoOd will be benefited by the
introduction of Peters Musical Monthly,
we have made arrangements with the
Publisher to offer as fOllows:-our paper
one year and Peters Musical Monthly for
six months, zone volume,) $500; or any
one sending us a Club of two subscribers,
at 80 each, will be presented with half
yearly subscription to Peters. Musical
MonthIy-and when we tell our friends
that this is equivalent to giving them at
least so pieces Of Music, they viii see that
we wish them all to "sing, play, and be
happy" Oet2lm5
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Fatal Accident.

Last Saturday 6fier66bI, about S
O'clock Mr.. John Patton, .of New
Vienna, vas thrown from his horse.
as is supposed, on the New Market
pike, about l mile south of town, and
dragged a distance of some 80 yards
with one foot in the stirrup, injuring
him,s0 severely as to produce. cOncus-
sionN Of the. brain, resulting in his
death on. Monday morning. He was
riding a somewhat skittish horse,
which it is thought must have taken
fright suddenly and thrown him from
the saddle. No one saw the accident,
and the unfortunate man laid insensi-
BILE on the road for some minutes be-
fore he was discovered. He never re-
covered his consciousness. and it .ean
only be conjectured howfhe accident
occurred, but from the 7fact that one
stirrup was gone and the saddle turn
ed, when the horse was found, and
from the track in the road where his
body had evidently been dragged, it is.
supposed to have happened in the
manner above stated.
The deceased was a young man Of
good. character.and vigorous constitu-
ton, about 28 years age, and un-
married, but was to have been mar
ried in a short time to a Miss Chap
man, of this vicinity. He served
through the war, first in the 18th,
and afterward in the 11th o. v. I.
He was native of this county, but
lived withlhis mother, a widow, in
New Vienna.
It is said that young Patton had
been inddIging foo freely in liquor
during the afternoon before the acci-
dent, though he was not habitualIy
Incorporate. If true, it is another SOL
emn warming to all, to shun the. in
toxicating cup, which is fraught with.
SO much of danger and sorrow to its.
unhappy victims, and to all connected
with them. = -
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A Watch, pair of Blankets, Quilt and
Shawl for one Dollar appears almost i'm
possible, but such may be had and hun
dreds of other useful articles by Patroniz-
ing PARKER & cos GONE DoLLAR
SALE"
Their system of doing business has been
examined by the authorities and a decision
rendered from the Internal Revenas de-
partment at Washington, dated Nov. 4thi
1868, declaring their business perfectly fair
and Legitimate and entirely different from
the numerous gift enterprises. Of course
all do not get watches, blankets, ETC., fol
One Dollar, but in eUeTy large GLIB, one ot
these articles are sold for one doll,r, as an
extra inducement, and some member Of
the club has the. chance of obtaining it
A new feature introduced by. this enter
prising firm, is to pay their agents IN
either cash or merchandise and to prepay
the express charges. No better OppOrtuni-
ty can be offered to either Ladies or Gen,
tlcmen, having leisure time, than to form
clubs for this firm.
Read their advertisement in another col.
umn, and send for catalogue. oct2lmI
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Home Correspondence.
From Brushcreek Tp.

The Late Cold iSnap-Fruits and Veg
eta5les Lajured-The Corn Crop Bet
ter than Egpected-S SchooJs-Basi-
ness Changes, &c. dc.
SINKING SPRING, Oct. 27, 1869.
Mr.. EDITOR: - Winter stole a
march on some of the folks in this vi
cinity. The present "cold snap /"
came rather unexpected, and a good
many persons were not ready for it.
am not able to state the amount of
damage that has been caused by freezs
ing Potatoes, Apples, &C., but fear it is
considerable. There were a good
many apples remaining oh5the trees,
and I fear they are all seriously dam
aged. A good portion of the potatoes
were dug and laying in out-houses,
and a good many of them are frozen,
no doubt. $%s
The Corr. crop is far better in this
part of the county than was expected.
Instead offbeing less than half a crop,
it is not very far short of an average
crop. I heard one farmer say he had
twice as much corn as he's thought he
had. Another said he gathered one
hundred bushels from two acres of
ground. The corn is all ripe and
sound, which adds. considerable to the
value of it. tEE-'-A- "a .-.-s-.- S--
There have, been three new School
Houses built in Brushcreek township
this. year. I believe they are all COM
pleted and occupied at this time.
M. James. Pattop,. from. New Pc
tersburg, is teaching the advanced
portion of our Public School in sub
district No. Il. L believe up to the
present time he has given general sat
isfaction.
Mr.. John G. BroomhaIl has sold out
his property and Tin Shop, and be-
Iieve he has moved to New Lexing-
ton, Fairfield township, i f...
G. w. Mace & &. w. BrOomhall are
carrying on the Timing business in our
village. OCCASIONAL.
s5liET&vf aak @4.41 GSl.
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Blankets Washed and Redress
ed,
At the HillsbOro Wooden Factory.
ELLIFRITZ & son.
The Toledo Weekly Blade---
'sNasbY's Paper

Of the mammoth Weekly sheets now
published, the Toledo Blade, the organ of
"Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby," ranks among
the best. It's eight broad pages are filed
with the choicest reading matter, and in
typographical appearance and general
character it has no superior and few
equals.
The rich and racy letters of petroleum
V. Nasty" are written expressly for the
Blade, and always appear first in its col
umns. Nothing in the Inc of humorous
literature has ever attained the popularity
of these letters. ~
.AIr ''Nasby'' is, now. engaged on an
original novel, which viii be published in
the B'ade during the conltig year. These,
with other rare attractions in course Of
preparation, ought to aargely increase its
already enormous circulation.
We will furnish the News and the Blade
together, one year for $3.50 in advance.
Gzg Subscribers who have already paid
for the News in advance, can have the
Blade also. by paying us sl.5O.
October IA. 1862 IF
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Little Miami Railroad.

The Little Miami r. R. Company,
as re-organized, controls the Columbus
andzXenia Railroad, the Dayton and
Xenia Railroad, and the Dayton and
Western Railroad. The entire capital
stock paid in Is s6;356, 500. The
length of the main line and branches
is 1861 miles. The main line, from
Columbus to CinCinuati, is 1199 miles,
the branch to Springfield is 19 miles,
and from Dayton to the State line,
374zmiles long, ~
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ono ChrisIian ConYenfion.

The Ohio State Christian Convention. is
Ito be held at Columbus, Tuesday,. Wed
nesday and Thursday, Nov. 3Othyand
Dec. Ist and ID, at the Second Presbyter-
ian Church, beginning at y P. NJ, Tues
day. Every evangelical church in Ohio
IS Isquested to send its pastor and as least
one layman, and each Christian Associa-
ton two delegates. Delegates who desire
entertainment will notify E. L. Taylor,
Esq, Of Columbus, as early as Nov, 18TH.
The call is signed by Rev. Isaac Crook, of
theHigh Street NJ. E. Church, Colum bus,
andabbut one hundred others of the diff
ferent evangelical denominations through
out the State. Well. known Christian men
from other States have been invited,
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.
Ist. What is the demand for an in
! crease of Christian effort in our State?
Opened by Rev. j. H. Fairchild, D. D.,
President of Ober1fn College.
3D.. How can we secure more sgener-
al attendance Of the people in our cities
upon public worship? Opened by Rev.aC.
!
3D.. How can the people in rural dis
tricts be best reached BY the churches?
| Opened by Rev. L. Davis, Westervile.
4th, How can the Christian activities
of the entire membership of a church be
best organized and developed? Opened
by Gen. r. Brinkerholf, Mansfield.
| 5th. How far are union efforts among
Evangelical churches practical and desir-
abls2- Opened by Rev. T. E. Thomas, D.
D., Dayton.
7tb. What can business men do for
Christi Opened by ,. L.sMOOdy, Chicago,
| Ills.=
Eh.- How can our weekday prayer
meetings be made more effective? Open
I ed by -. zs.=
8tf. What are thes great hindrances tc
! theProgress of Christ's Kingdom i'll our
midst, and how may they be overcome?
! Opened by Rev. H. D. Moore, Cincinnati.
ION. How may a general revival OF
] religion throughout the1State and country
/ be secured? Opened by w. H. Goodrich
D. D., Cleveland.
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Communicated.
Obituary of John Barry,

Departed thfS life Tuesday, the 10th of October,
is6s at hisrssidenes In HilsborO, Mr.. John Barry,
aged So years. leaving relatives and friends
in Ohio and Va to sympathize with the bereaved, and
depore the loss of a worthy and estimable citizen
thus cnt of in1he prime and lSiguE OF manhood, and
amidst those ties and charms Of life which often i'm
part solace to cur short end weary Pilgrimsgs On
earth -...----
- Mr.: Barry was me second son of the late Andrew
Barry, gentleman Of education and refinement, who
was long and avorabIS known in our midst, and who
sdorurd the society of HisbOro by his many virtues
as Christian and gentleman Of great worth. He had
smigrated to this county from Va. early as 1895
when the subject of this memoir youth of twelve
years. and his active life has. been identified with
Highland County for apwards oEfoTy years. mostly in
the occupation Of a farmer.
Reared under the auspices and influences of piQus
and exemplary parents his miud doubtless early
impressed with religious truths and yet long life
passed without the acceptance acknowledgement Of
the hopcs andcOnsoation Ofths Christian faith, 1t
WAS only the last hour, upon bed of languishing
suffering, that his heart was touched with these
weighty and solemn truths and bis mind deeply i'm
pressed With their great Importance. In frequent
congregations with Rev. D T. Steel, Mr. Narlay, Mr..
Mathews and Others he gave clear aHd satisfactory
evidence Of hm faith in Christ as his Savior, aRd his
last hours were calm, peaceful and resigned.
His disease Dyspepsia, had loDged preyed upon his
robust and vigorous Constitution, sand the conflict
with the destroyer WAS met with much fOrttude and
submission. The funeral services were psrformed at
the residence Of the family BY Rev. Dr.. Steel assisted
by the Rev Mr.. Marlay, whose appropriate and i'm
prsssive remarks the mouEhfuf occasion most
;euusOling to the anEaished Ahd Borrowing hsArtH
of che berraveds while ths touolg and eloquent al
Iusons of the Rev Mathews 10 his close and init
mate relations with the family awakened sympathetic
chord n evsEy heart of the large assembly.
A numerous cOmIa5y Of The frends aud Eelatives Of
the family paid thslast tribute otespset stthe Gene
tetg, where leave pur sigbbOr dfrien to ropOse
In peace and whore the weary:afe at rSsl from the
trials and cares and sorrows Of lifes5s T.
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R. NJ. Stimson, Esq, editor of the
Marietta Register, one of the best pa5
pers in the State, was elected to the
State Senate from Washington and
Morgan counties. That be will make
a good legislator we have every rea
son to believe, from what we know Of
him. 81
L. B. Leeds, Esq, editor of the
Georgetown News, was also elected. to
the State Senate, from Brown and
CIermont Counties. He is of course
a Democrat, and rather inclined to be
an ultra partisan, but barring his pol
itics be is a clever, gentleman, and
will acquit himself creditab!y as a
law-maker.
We hope our brethren will not for
get to maintain the honor and digni-
ty Of the profession, while in Colum-
bus. =
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New, fresh, interesting and popular.
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COLD.-Mr. Mathews weather Ia
BILE for October, published in another
column, shows the degree of cold to
have been extraordinary for the sea-
son. On the morning Of the 9th, the
mercury fell to 2O0 above zero, or 120
below the freezing point.
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THE PHRENoLOGfCAL JOURNAL for
November, contains the following
sketches of general interest: Hon
Asa Packer; Gen. John A. Rawlins;
William P. .Fessenaen; General Wash
ington's Head; LifeB Mission and Re-
ward; Mother Ann Lee, the Shaker;
The Cathedral of Milan; Are tbesWo,
men to blame? a Beautiful face, How
it is Marred; Insects, or Instinct with
out Brain; Chinese Proverbs and
Wise Sayings; Salem Witchcraft; Per-
sonal Responsibility; Cranial Defects
in Criminal Glasses; On the EXPIRES
sion of the Eye, Spectrum Analysis,
etc., with engraved portraits and 9TH
er Illustrations. Price only 80 cents,
or 50 a year. A new volume begins
with the January number. Address,
S. R. Wells, Publisher, 389 Broadway,
New York.
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This is the ejarsestpapar n tie United
states. .Theo dore Tilton is the editor in
chiek 1t contains soIne'of 4hs=ablest writ
ten articles Of the day on religious and
secular subjects. It is a bold, fearless,
out-spolIeH supporter of progressive ideas.
The subscription price OF the New York
Independent Is $2.5Oa year, but by an ar
ran cement with the publishers we are en-
abled to furnish the News and the. Indes
pendent, for one year, to any. person pay
ing. US $4. Such subscribers will also re-
ceive, postpaid, copy Of Ritchie's splen<
did steel engravings Of Grant and COlfax,
which retail in stores at 81. Now is the
time to get a good county paper, a first
class New York paper and two valuable
engravings, all for 81. Send along yonr
names.
Nov. 4, 1861.
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FRozEN.-A great many winter ap-
pies were frozen on the trees during
the late cold weather, but those which
were left on till they thawed out,
looked as plump and fair as ever, and
showed no signs of being injured. 1t
is said, however, that they will not
keep as long as if they had not been
frozen.
Potatoes which were not dug were
also considerably "nipped."
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Two Splendid Farms for Sale.

TIME undersigned viii sell the following real estate In
Union tp Highland CO., one mile north Of Willetts
Vile: 50 acres Of land, unsurpassed in fertility by any
in the county, good Frame House aud Baru, we'll wa
tered, abundance Of Fruit and under nue. state oi
cultivation being part Of the homestead Of j. Brit
ton, decd. --.-L j,
Also 1856 acres, on which Is q new Frame Barn. good
Tenant House, splendid Gothic Cottage, containing
rooms halls, Cellar, Summer Kitchen AMI ali neces
sarv out buildings, we'll watered and tmhered, hne
sugar orchard, Fruit and Berries Of every description
com monte our climate, in profusiOn. For beauty Of
situation and everything that constitutes splendid
home il cannot be surpassed ia Southern Ohio. Price
low and terms easy. ,-
Octl4m2" NJ. d. J. BhlTION'
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THE ADAMS Co. MURDER.-Frank
Hardy, the young man who murdered
his step-father, Mr.. Rice, near Rome,
Adams county, last spring, was recent
ly found guilty and sentenced to be
hung on the second Friday Of FeBrus
arY. 1870.
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The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter written by the PrOprietOrs Of
the Plantation Bitters:
ave had no conception Of the wide-
spread suffering which exists, OF Of the Al
most infalHble cures produced by the
Plantation Bilters, when we first cOuI-
menced offering them for sale. We now
find that every house has a weak child, an
aiIing parent, or debilitated aged MEM
Der, who needs this Tonic. Our LabOratn-
ry has grown from a single room to an i'm
mense building, and our sales from few
bottles to many hundred dozens per day,
and we are glad to know that they have
done you so much good " nOYiwl
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The venerable DR.. Steel, of the
Presbyterian Church, now in his Beth
year of service as its pastor, and in
the 74th year of his age, is soon to
have an assistant in his pastoral la!
bors, Rev. W. ]. McSurely, of Love
land, o.
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SOB PRINTING.

We have recently added some Of tbs
newest and most beautiful styles of Plain.
and Fancy Typeto our job Office, and ars
now prepared to print Business and Adj
dress Cards, Bill Heals, Monthly State-
merits. Circulars. Hand bills, and al 9TH
er varieties of Printing in the neatesE
style.
Prices as low as any other Office in
the county.
Es-Urders by mail promptly attended