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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-05-26
High Street, few doors south Of Harndens Express
once.

Rsspectlly announce to their old friends and Gus
toners that they now selling
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS "HIFs' 49,
ct Reduced Prices. They return their thanks Tor the
very liberal patronage heretofore received, and VIII
spare no efforts TO merit a continuance Of the same
They make order and keep constantly on hano ths
BEST ASSORTMENT of everything In tnelE HHe
which they will sell as low the same grade Of WorE
can be had in this market
- Repairing done promptly. All work warrant
as-Call and US, before you buy.
Hlls5oro, Supt. 5, 1851. sepo
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CAUTION

CAUTION
F4ooHand's German Remedies are cOunterfeited.
Tho Jenuiue Ina We the signature of G. M. ackson
on fie front of the outside wrapper of each bottg
and the name of the article blown IN each OOtte' All
others are counterfeit
Price Of the BItters, $I.OO per bottle;
or, half dozen for $500.
price of the Tonic, $3.50 per bottles
or, a, half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is put ttp tII Quart Bottles
Recollect that it is Dr. Hooaand's German Rome
uTenad and do notallow the druggists to induce you
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HON GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1861
find "HoOhaud's German Bitters Is good tonic,
ueeu in diseases of the digestive organs and OF great
benefit in cases of debility and want Of nervous action
--,'-' '''--'' GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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Vol. 34-NO. 81
THE HIGHLAND WEEKLYNEWS.
.oLDEsTPAPERIN THE COUNTY


OFFICE-Main st. north sde second door east Of High,
nearly opposite the Post ONCE.
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ILIsLLINLoL z
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
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older man be selected TO carry out the sentence OF
the Court, and DR.. Harper was appointed.

Brother smyth said Dr. Harper the circum.tances IN
winch We are placed at this moment are very solemn
Having however The wefd n GOD Ss our s standsrG
was ole In the eyes 81 God and man II has
been preudca to the OF Christ and to the good
morals NOR, OF the community at large. - -
we have come TO the conclusion that You have vio-
lated the sabbath and the cause OF religion in general
Your conduct was not OF th.t character to avoid the
you we're guilty IN countenancns what was WONG
the sale OF intoxicating drnks-thereby encouraging
others yon tempted Others 70 Violate law OF the State
YOn have brought discred TO the church. grieved IL
sorey even the hcadlngs Of the newspapers Indicate
had language to convey convection 10 your heart
sincerely trust that you win he crcumspect the
In the right way In Which Coo grant you will forever
walk In the futuro. This ~ my earnest prayer.
Mr.. ~ mthe received the rebuke with head bent
In an attitude OF deep contritiop, while the slowly
enunciaed words fell on the OF all In the most
serious and solemn manner.
The petition praying for the dissolution OF his
pastoral relation 10 the Church on Eleventh street
was then read, and found TO he mainly account OF
rebuked and also because OF his intimate relations
with the Herald. The petition was laid over for
future action.
Mr.. smythe's wife and son were In court during
grief, though her hce ibid not display emotion.
But the worn and deeply detected exp ession OF her
countenance. excited the most profound pity in the
breast OF every beholder.
Mr.. Smythe's peryersity and evident determine.
ton TO slur over and ex,enuate the acknowledged
and well proven facts charged was clearly per-
ceived by every lie was brought. however, to
the point so closely which he had In vain so long re-
sisted that he could ind escape His son, young
man OF tw eny, went TO him In his moment OF indie.
the desired result. He then bowed his head and sig
nihed his submission 70 the will OF the Court,
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Am USFM EMS.


MIR. Fechter as Don Cesar de Bazau.
Unfavorable in some respects as the part Of
Don Cosdr de Bdzan Is for the display OF
the highest order OF dramatic talent, 1t
enables Mr.. Fechter to slow himself In
rather pleasing HIGHT than In any character he
has yet assumed before the New York public. The
absence Of all necessity for defamation, and the
hight graeefulpess Of his dialogue, prevent his
peculiarties Of pronunciation from becoming promi
nent, while at the same time his genuine talent o.
actor is eonspieuouly visible. From first 10 last
he was easy, natural. and when occasion required,
animated itbout iuliRg iuto rant. and his waoe
personation was emnently satisfactory. In the last
scene especially his impassioned fervor drew out
tumultuOus applause and fully sustained bis reputa-
ceptab,y, and shared with Mr. Fechtcr the honors
Of the evening.
TANNASY.-This theatre has once moro sue
ceeded Ia attracting popular favor, and Is crowded
nightly. The new ddHScuse Mile. Augusta, has
proved very great favorte, and has received the
heartest encores every evening. Her admirers have
naugurated the thro wing OF bouquets and the oaer
ing OF floral baskets. which we are glad to see
deemng them lar preferable TO tie haltbtten apples
and half smoked cigars OF former DAYS at this thea
tire. Miss Iva Brent, the weknown soprano las
also made favorable impression, and altogether the
company Is extremely attractive.
In consequences Of the continued illness of Miss
Rosa Rand, the complimentary bebe1t TO the sisters
Olivia and Rosa Is uDayodably postponed until Fri.
day, May IL, when It is hoped the health OF Miss
Rosa will be such as to prevent the admirers Of the
tale nted sisters being again disappointed.
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THE 0tD WORLDS NEWS.
THE PLEBIsCITUM KINDLTN6lA POS
SIBLE REVOLUTTON,
Two thousand Arrests In Three Days-M.
Theirs Advising Frcncbmen 20 Vote
"No"-The Riot In 81. Quentin-Caen-

Two thousand Arrests In Three Days-M.
Theirs Advising Frcnchmen to Vote
"No"-Thc Riot In 81. Quentin-C3en-
dsrmes Wounded.
PARIS, May 4.--It is estimated that z, 900 per.
sons have been arrested since Saturday last. In
strssbourR, Lyons, and Rouen, many arrests OF
members Of the international Society have been
made. 1t is asserted that NJ. Theirs will publish
manifesto advising Frenchmen to vote mo" on tho
pie6iscitum.
Queen Victoria the King OF Prussia, and the En-
peror Of Russia have sent congratulations to Napo-
leon on his recent escape from assassination.
During the riot in st. Quentin yesterday several
OF the gendarmes were injured. Many new arrests
OF persons believed to be implicated in the plot
sgainst Napoleon's life were effected yesterday.
Roussel, at whose house bombs were iound mas not
yet been captured
The Journal Oricid and the Steele counsel the
people TO keep quiet. Great military precautions
are taken to-day
The Emperor's proclamation has been distributed
throughout the country and Is now in the hands OF
every voter.
The committee In favor OF the yebiscitun have IL.
sued last address to electors, declaring they must
put aside by q strong vote tho irreconcilable mi
norty which resorts In Its opposition to the Govern
ment to all MEANS even conspiracy, bombs, and ip-
fernal machines
The manifesto concludes as follows: "You mast
70 10 the polls next Sunday, and vote as in 1S45,
with banners flying, and shouting Vive Napoleon
Ifyou desire liberty order, stability, prosperity,
yon must vote for the Plebiscltum."
The medical students made another demonstration
against Doctor Tardieu he was leaving the Col
lege to-day,
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among those requisite for its adoption was accom-
plished by means Of chcanery and force, which
would properly vitiate any contract between one
citizen and another brought about by such means
In its object and effect too II IL revou-
tonarv OF that system Of government which
recognizes local seltgovernmcnt as neces-
saTy to the stability and Indispensable to the practi
cal working Of republican Institutions. BY the
power OF appropriate legislation" which II gives
toiCongress II commits TO the absolute control Of tho
General Government the right TO vote In every State
the past few years, been held In the Southern
States. under tho bayonets OF the General Govern
ment, are q suicicnt commentary upon the liability
to abuse such an important power
But still the forms OF law 10 the adoption OF this
amendment have been complied with ana II has
been officially proclaimed an Interpretation OF the
organic lew. VI the state OF Connecticut could by
any constitutional act OF its own prevent this de
prvaton Of that right which, ever since i,s founda
ton as q Common wealth, II has at all times pro-
claimed, and would never by the vote of Its people
have abandoned, :" the right TO manage her internal
concerns In her own way" should not hesitate TO
recommend II for your adoption; but know Of no
way in which thiac.n be accomplished. The State
Is powerless for That purpose, hut US nearly two
turtles aRo Its historic oak preserved It's chartered
liberties so now ts people shOuld treasure In their
hearts this vital principle OF nee government for the
time will surely come when u will be again recog-
nlzed AZ the safeguard to the Republic
AN EXECUTIVE DINNER.
The Governor entertained bis friends at q dinner
OF the Americas Club remained TO this entertain
ment, but the Hon. William NJ. Tweed was obliged
to leave at once the conclusion OF the public
monica.
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A CHAMBERS ST. MYSTERY.
A YOUNG WOMAN's DEATH IN THE
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

DR.. Swans Denial of Admission 70 her
Room-The Mysterious Friend who Took
her 20 the Housc-Found out by Tele-
gram-But too Late.
On Saturday evening at about IL o'clock gen.
tlemsn and lady entered the Cosmopolitan Hotel on
Chambers street. The gentleman told the clerk,
Mr.. Smith, that the lady had missed the Boston
boat and desired q room. She paid her bills for
Saturday and Sunday nights in advance, her only
baggage was small satche Having been assured
that she had secured a room, the gentleman disap-
peared, and has not since been seen. The ecord
the hotel register is "Miss l. Chester, Boston,
Mass
Some time during Sunday night the lady was taken
seriously III, and on Monday morning DR.. Swan Of
the Astor House was called. He found Miss Chester
suffering intense pain in the stomach, to which she
had already applied mustard plaster. Al fret the
doctor thought her either under the influence OF
some
oPIATE DRUG OR LIQUOR.
On Tuesday morning. as DIR. Swan was returning
from q visit to patient in the same house, he
knocked at Miss Chesters door, and was answered
from within, very incoherently, "You can keep on
trying and see how much noise you can make"
The doctor retired
During Monday a lady friend of Miss Chester
called upon her, and remained some time.
IN Wednesday morning, at about o'clock, It was
found by the attendants that Miss Chester was
much worse, and DIR. Swan obeyed summons and
found
HUMAN HELP IN VAIN.
Mrs. Burchsted, the housekeeper Of the Cosmo-
potan," sat by the bedside of the unknown stranger
until the last. With scarce q struggle, the Young
woman expired about o'clock yesterday morning.
gold watch, with charms on the chain small
satchel containing some needle work, tres, pocket
book with some change, and card with the name OF
LorTIE L. CHESTER,
were all OF value that the Coroner found. Yester-
day the lady friend above mentioned, accompanied
by gentleman, visited the hotel, called on Mrs.
Burcllsted, and seemed much shocked on learning
OF the death OF Miss Chester. The lady, who gave
her name Miss Hall, said that Miss Chester had
been "sunject to sick spells, and bad been sick
some time but that she never dreamed OF finding
her dead when she called. The gentleman said that
Miss Chester going to take the Boston boat but
was taken sick and brought to the Cosmopolitan by
a gentleman, and he did not know where shc was
uGtil he received telegram informing him that she
was here. After little desutory conversation, he
said be would 20 out and
ARRANGE MATTERS WITH TnE CORONER,
so that her body might be taken home on the even.
ing boat At about O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
gentleman called on DIR. Swan, at his once In the
Astor House, and inquired particularly concerning
his attendance upon Miss Chester but as the ofce
was crowded with patients, the Doctor paid little
attention to him.
DR.. swan thinks that Miss Chester died o, con
gcston OF the brain, superinduced by what causes
however. lie has had no opportunity to ascertain.
The inquest to-day may clear up the mystery.
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JoTTINGS AMOUR TOWN.

Brentano has late English publications.
The seventh Regiment drills In Tompkins square
att O'Clock this afternoon,
John Reilly who had fallen into the man.hole Of
boiler at the st. Cloud Hotel, died yesterday.
John A. Kennedy was elected President OF the
Avenue and Crosstown Railroad yesterday.
The filthy condition OF Cherry street, between
about loud cry for whiting.
The new Health Board has elected the old Health
partner OF Mayor o'Hal
The German Democrats OF the Seventeenth ward
In confusion,
Law Students will appear this afternoon in the su.
Committee on Character.
=, The First Ward Tweed Club last night. At i0l
Murpny ior their opposition to Ihc Bots
Michael Harrington who was injured on Saturday
srda Sy tae nS ea 81 feySk S pas n nh "a
Bridget Dergcn was held to await the action Of
the STaGd nd Sry yGST & on sS@aSs Of Scevns
The free reading rooms OF the colored Y. N. &. A.
have removed TO ls5 Bleecker street The rooms are TO
be opened on ana after thursday evening, May 10.
one hundred applications for license were re.
ccyed by the Board OF EAcse yesterday The number
received since Monday, Inclusive is aDout 100
Superintendent Joulda has directed the police
captains to make lists ~ the gambling dens in thclr
PRECINCTS and TO set nalroUen to watch them and TO
warn victims nom entering. ~
Among the dodgers In the East Twenty.second
street Police station last night wa, very valuable
nc ga1 d9S r %9ea having onnd
An unknown man fell OIL the wharf yesterday
morning NJ pier loot OF seventh street wis drown
Cd, woman dressed IN a brown ngurrd dress was
found drowned at Pier 81, East Rycr yesteiday
Messrs. Brewster & 60 OF Broome street, have
Just completed or Mr. Louis LoTila the gh'est road
wagon ever made, weighing, Without shafts ii pounds
sounces ana capable OF carrying q man weigh nv 1850
pounds vita safely,
Tho President has granted fnll and unconditional
pardon TO John ID. McHenTy, who had been convicted
Of prefcrTng 1alse charges against Commissioner r. l.
Inns and Deputy Commissioner Harand, a petition for
Ills pardon having been signed by General Slocum,
Horace Greeley, General Banks, and Others
The Board Of Managers Of the Wilson Indus.
trial School and Mission hold their quarterly meeting
on Friday, May q, al 81 O'Clock at the Mission House,
corner of st. Charles place and Avenue A. Addresses
are promised nom the Rev S. T. L. Hestings ID d. the
Rev IL. u. Ganse and the Rev, Livingston Willard. The
schoo and work rooms viii 10 open aud all Interested
Invited
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

Seventeen persons arrested in Fresh Pond
Cambridge, on Tuesday, while preparing to enjoy
hEht between dog ana a bear.
The Moyamensing Hose Company attacked the
Hlbernia Engine Company In Phlade phia on Tuesday
nlgh! on the way TO nre, and several were SC.
verely beaten.
Mathew Connolly and Michael Driscoll, who had
been indicted on the charge Of kicking Thomas
nedy to death In the saloon OF the named prisoner
by Brookly n Jury yesterday.
Several river thieves entered the cabin OF the
schooner Linda A. May, moored At the loot OF West
ed by some OF the crew shot tho master. Samuel A
Baker wounding him Ia the shoulder but not
". The thieves escaped.
John Morrissey was attacked early yesterday
yn by three runians who attempted rob him Of his
watch and purse, But hw outcries we're heard by
Roundsman Baker, who arrested OF the assalants
but The Others escaped. The prisoner calls himself
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THE CAMPAIGN IN VENEZUELA.

Guzmsn's Army Investing Carscas-Tho
Government to Fight 10 the Last Capture
OF the Town OF Barcelona-The TELEGRAPH
Released.
CARACAS, April "a, via HAVANA, May A-The
revelation has suddenly increased. The insurgent
army. under the command OF Gen. Guzmsn, sur
rounds this city, and an attack is expected tomor
row. The Government is determined to defend
Itself 10 The last, though the enemy Is In superior
force. The revolutionary troops have captured the
town Of Barcelona. The Government holds only
Coro, Marncsibo Laguayra, and Puerto Cabello The
rebels occupy the rest Of the country.
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The investigation into the facts attending the
death OF Robert Hartman was begun in Ka, ser's
Hotel last evening. Drs. Buck and Katon testified
that death ensued from a fracture OF the skull
George Taylor and Thomas j. Simmons eve wit
of the hglt between Hartman and Dennis
McGrotty, cave a graphic description of the affair
both concusiyely showing that the prisoner repeat
edly struck Hartman, aud that when ku ocked down
the last time his head came In violent contact with
the curbstone. Tie inquest Is 70 be resumed to-
night.
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NEW JERSEY.

Gen, Caldwell II. Hall Prosecutor Of The Pleas for
Mercer county Is seriously III.
Edward Gore has been elected Chief Engineer Of
the Paterson Fire Department
The will Of the late NJ. John q. Baldwin NJ Or.
ange, gives over $4,000 10 charitable institutions
William Taylor, appointed Harhor Master fo,
Hudson county, v. d. last winter hAs sent his respne
ton TO the Governor and II has been accepted.
warrant has been granted for the arrest M
Deputy sheriff sass OF lu county. for aiding in the
escape or one Noege whom ne had been sent to arrcs
Tile Water Commissioners of Hoboken entertained
the water Commissioners OF jersey CITY last nlrhs
The banquet was made public recognition Of farewell
10 commissioners LOmire and IiAdnoi nl II 81 krn Tho
sail on Saturday for Europe. ~ "
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NOOK LYN.

NJ, Thomas T De witt has heen appointed Depu
~ Cmel Clerk ofthe new Police Board.
The colored citizens of Brooklyn and Wirams
buIgh are agltntlng the raising Of cOored regiment
Coroner Whitoill held an inquest YESTERDAY oyev
INC body OF Anuie Dougher,y, aged Y years, whose
clothes had been burned her person Ia her home m
stsuben 'treet, near Park avenue.
The Police Commissioners iran sac'cl no business
Yesterday, " CONSEQUENCES Of the coutnutd illness oi
MAYOR kAlbnesch. who Is conf ned TO hls hou,e by I
disease OF the kidneys,
The new Excise Board has requested the Police
Commissioners 10 instruct the Pucr CAPITA 10 com
nrl all liquor cealcrs 10 keen turr hHrrons closed
Snauays, AMI be wcen aud o'clock \. NJ on weeA
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LOSSES ny FIRK.

Alfred REM lmin's hoop skirt manufactorv in New
ark was burned on Tuesday night. Los, 5000.
Bre Sster. McCree 4 Co.'S extensive cotton mil
In Chester Pa. was burned on tuesday Loss $50 On
Work had previously been suspended on account OF
strike.
The frame dwelling, owned by Ber jamin williamA
at the West Elizabeth railroad crossing. was burned
yesterday afternoon sparks from pRssing locomotive
gniting hs roof Loss about $500 Insured for sl so
The stock OF Kid gloves belonging to Friedlancei
Co. OF ~ walker street, was damaged last evening
and the bnilhinR 1000. = ~. -
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THE CoLoRED SENATOR IN BOSTON.

A Boston Audience seizing the stage of
fremont Tempie.
BosroS, May <-Senator Revels arrived in this
city this forenoon. He met at the depot by the
Hon. Thomas Russell, Collector Of this port and the
Hon. Harvey Jerell, Speaker OF the Massachusetts,
House, and was conducted 10 the residence
OF the former whose guest he Is. This
evening he delivered lis lecture in fremont
Temple to q large and sympathetic audience, that
carefully watched for the salient points OF the ad.
dress, and bestowed applause wherever 1t could be
given. He was introduced to the assembly by Gov,
Cafin, VINO presided. Amer the lecture Wendell
Phillips spoke briefly In his best vein. The platform
was then taken possession OF by portion OF the au-
dience. who desired to pay their respects TO the
Senator
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCEAN Cable!
Gov. Grant las lef, Jamaica for Enslond.

Gov. Grant las len Jamaica for England.
Richard Tattersall, the head OF the weknown
hrm Of TatteTsals, Is dead.
Tie Court at Torto'a has released the steamer
TELEGRAPH. Her owner the British Govern Mt for
$50 600 damages.
The L. :, steamer Juniata, after being denied ad-
mission to Quarantine by the authorities OF Malaga has
gone 10 Gibialter.
Judle OSullivan, OF New York, arrived ia ST.
Thomas on the 30th MT his way to ST. Domingo 20
look alter The annexation business
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PHoTooRAPHs BY sun REPORTERS.


Gen. Avery, one-legged soldier, who claims
to be special ooicer OF the Treasury Department,
appeared yesterday before Commissioner Osborn
to prosecute Bridget Durnn, formerly the widow OF
James Durnin, private In the Twelfth New York
Regiment, for receiving her pension afer she had
married one John Keating. Bridget, who Is very
poor, said that she had applied the money to the
support Of the children OF her late husband and the
TACT was not denied by the prosecution. The Com
missioner dismissed the complaint, remarking that
Mrs. Durnin could have legally claimed the pension
rs the guardian OF the children. Subsequently Gen
Avery called at the District Attorneys onice and,
having pressed the Case, It was presented to the
Grand Jury.
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Pirrrcpont,. Eye on GrinnrIr, CHAIR.

District Attorney Pierrepont has not come back
from Washington He expects, It is said, to return
to this city with Presidential promise that he shall
be Collector Of the Port Mr.. Pierrepont has
but little money since he succeeded the Hon Samuel
J. Courtney, his retention OF the ONCE having en-.
tailed the ascrince OF practice as lucrative that
enjoyed by any member Of the New York bar. Poll.
tcians say that Senator Murphy will step into the
oficial shoes Of the Good Old Man.
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Tammany's Foes in Council-But No Ticket
Yet Made.

The ante -Tammany coalation met yesterday in
the Shorins once with closed doors. The Mozar-
ters and the Democratic Union, represented by
Smith, Ely. the Hon. Ben Wood, Nelson J. Water
bury, Robert b. Roosevelt, John ii. Anthon, and
others, hob-nobbed with Harry Genet, tine Hon.
Tom Croamer, the Hon. john Fox. Sheriff O'Brien,
Tim Hayes and Tony Miller. OF the Young Demoe-
racy. The object was to nominate a strong ticket
for this month's election In opposition 10 Tammany.
A version was not reached.
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DUBLIN, May A procession of 900 Orange.
men, while passing through the Catholic quarter oi
the town Of Luruan with drums and offensive ban.
ners, was attacked by the police, and dispersed.
The notice were Obliged to use their swords but
casualties reported.