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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13
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According to promise, our papel
appears this week, enlargedgb BY On
additionaIcoIumno on each page, and
Columns aB0atsau inch -longerz
hakihg Ia al ah ddidon d about III
.c0lNmps to our former size. Our new
Power Press wueks vel, but owing
10 cur want Of experience in it:
management, the paper is not as
well printed this week as it win Be
after we have 'got the hang" of the
machine. by mistake, we ordered
paper a lHtleT too small, which
leaves too little margin at the sides
ofthe page; but this will be cor
Tected in future issues, when we ex-
pect to present our readers a paper
which will compare favorably in
appesfanee and al other respects,
with any country paper in the State,
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Mr.. JOHN S. VAN CLEyE's Con-
cert at the Town Hall on Monday
evening, drew a fine house, and his
performance proved him a first-class
pianist. His introductory lecture
on the mode of teaching the blind,
ana on the various styles of music,
was fhlI.of instrucdon and interest,
He was ably assisted, by Misses
Annie and Callie Meek, and Mary
Ellis, Of our town. who kindly vol,
unteered their services, and sang
several songs apd duets with great
applause. We are glad to learn that
lthe ne. proceeds Of the Concert
amounted to about s85, which viii
materially aid Mr.. Mr.. Van Clev'
! in completing his theological studies
4 at Delaware.
We understand that he will Civ,
a Concert this evening "wednesday
lat Blanchestcr.
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NJ. G.. DREAMER; Sec'y.
Close Of school in sub-DIstFtct
No. g, Liberty Tp.

n
Mr.. EDITOR The last day. Of
the District school in Sub-Distriet
No. 2, Liberty Tp., passed OFF so
pleasantly and proftably to those
present that the days doings, ]
think, deserve a passing notice. 1t
has become a custom in this Dis
triet, and a very agreeable custom it
is. too, to have at the close Of the
winter school a day Of general re-
union of parents and scholars, with
a goodly number of invited guests.
So, in pursuance of this custom, on
Friday, oath ult., the people Of this
District turned out en- masse, to-
gether with numerous guests from
the Creamer District on Fall Greek,
and all happily participated in the
festivities of the day.
The forenoon was occupied in va
rious exercises by the scholars, in
/ terspersed with delightful singing
by the choir from Fall Creek, led
by Mr.. Wise. At noon dinner was
announced, to which all were in
vited. And such a feast sump-
tuous and bountiful. The ladies
fairly surpassed former feasts on
this occasion which is saying a
good deal. The Clear Greek ladies
deserve special commentator fol
their Accomplishments in prepar.
ing this as well as all other feast;
which they participate in get
ting up.
/ In the afternoon Rev Mr.. Purk
lhiser delivered a very sensible, pFac
teal address, which was listened
to with marked attention. Their,
was then an adjournment unit
Ievening.
At early candle-lighting the Pres
byterian Church near by was fllec
to overfowing to witness the decla
nations, dialogues and tableaux, b!
the teacher and scholars, and to lis
| ten to the beautiful singing Of tn
choir. Mr. Wise and his two daugh
ters also sang several pieces of mu
. sic to the delight Of the audience
Altogether the performances wer
very creditable to those engaged il
them, and the entertainment, whicI
closed at about II O'Clock at night
was enjoyed very much by all wb
witnessed it.
In conclusion, Mr.. Ferguson, on
Teacher, deserves praise for his Ell
thusiasm aud industry and sucee'
} with our school. 3.
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& We send this weeks paper
to a number Of Republicans
who are not subscribers, hop.
ing that when they see the
@eblargenaelt and other inn
.progements we have made,
they HiH send us their names
and money for a years sub
.serip6on. There are hund-
good Republicans who
are not supporting their coun-
.ty organ, butwhoare able to dc
it and ought to do it-for their
own benefit as well as for the
good of the Republican cause
in the county, We promise
to give them their moneys
worth, and if ANY are not fully
satisfied al attmeud of theyear,
we wiIl refund the amonntJ
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State Senator odlin has introduced a
bill providing for a duction of about
Is per cent. in the rates Of taxation for
county and township purposes, and Of
I. % per cent. of municipal taxes. This is
LAYING the axe at the root of the evil Oi
excessive local taxation. We say to Mr.
Odlin, go ahead
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AN early SPRING.AThe Editor
ofthe Ohio Farmer says
"The present spring reminds US
of that Of 1860, when on the 18th
of April all kinds of stock were
thriving without dry feed. From
our exchanges we find that peach
buds are still alive in nearly all sec,
tions Of the country" "
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AYenerahIa Citizen. .

Al Leesburg, in this county, on
the 9Th Of Mareh, the one hundretf
birthday of Daniel Burgess was
celebrated. Mr.. Burgess has been 9
life long member of the Society o.
Friends, and their meeting house
was crowded by those who assem-
bled to meet and greet their old
friend, whose first vote was cast foi
General George Washihgten.4H He i
still quite hale AID hearty 5ana walk
as straight and erect as many mer
at twenty. He has voted at every
Presidential election from Washing
ton down, or up to Grant, r.
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Mrs. Julia Van Camp received $3.50
from Charles Perdue at Marietta, last
week, as damages for the death of her
husband, who was gored to death by
a bull belonging to Perdue. Van Camp
was passing through Perdne's premises
at the time Of the goring; people being
permitted to pass through the same, it
was decided that Perdue was liable for
keeping the animal loose.
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Col. Cook took possession of the Eli
cot House on the, Ist, and is fast get
ting things in shape for keeping a first
class Hotel. Our country friends who
come to town during Court, or any other
time, will find the Colonel ready TO give
them a hospitable welcome, and the best
of fare and attention.
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"My dear friend, said a gentleman to
a bankrupt the other day, "pm sorry
to hear of your misfortune. Your fami-
Iy has my warmest sympathies," F." Oh,
don't trouble yourself about my family.
l looked out for them. Just sa 7e your
svmpathies for the families of my cred
.E.,- -
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Chesapeake G and Ohio R. r..
Connection - Movements in
Favor 6fthe River Route.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 8ist has
the following, sent from Ripley, Ohio.
q A meeting of the eorporators of the
Chesapeake and Cincinnati Railroad
was held at Portsmouth, Ohio, on the
22d inst. Judge ". W. Johnson, was
made Chairman, and COLI VIM. M
Boles, Secretary. There were delegates
present from Lawrence, Scioto, Brown,
and Clermont counties, and among 9TH
sr business transacted was the passage
of a resolution authorizing and in
structing john P. Terry, Esq, to take
charge Of the business of ompIeting
tthe survey of the proposed route of the
Chesapeake and Cincinnati Railroad,-
This is a matter that should be attended
to at once, as it is of the utmost impor-
tance that the survey may be ready to
I present to Mr.. Huntington, on his way
to Portsmouth, some time in April, and
in order that no delay may be expert
enced in the work each county should
have tile money raised to bear their
proportion of the expenses Of the sur
vey. This the eorporators. sshonld at
tend to. 7g .aiI HfEzsz.a zFa3IlEa g
The prospects for getting road along
the river were never so. favorable, and
this should iniuse new life into the citi-
zens along the line. The advantages .ot
this rGute over any other now talked Of
in connection with the. Chesapeake and
Ohio road are various, but the prineipal
one, and the one which seems to be the
great desideratum with the Directors, is
the easy grade. Now is the time for the
people along the line to. work. The as
surauces for building the road amount
to almost positive certainty. Our citi.
zens are wide awake, and our quota fol
Brown county is ready to put into the
hands of Mr.. Terry. What will you dc
in Hamilton, Clermoat and Adams ?. d
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{ I4s3 E5FIi1E T O. 81 snS,,.l Notice,

nBBusiness Notices, IN oiG Lo-
cal eoIuulna, Single TasertioR, 10 cents a
Ire taIs5II1g a ddeettSers, l5 ceRts q
GgSasssiest CtiSiomsrS. Bach Addtiohdi
I1ssrtion halipriee No Notice inserted
y6r Tess than so cents.
LectuFe by BeR.tV. u NJ eSIlreIy
BevsF. Ii suS6l5. al Presby-
tsrihE auSoh wa 1elisab a .eslure in
me Town Hall, on Thursday evening
April 2Oth. Subject "Success." The
proeeeds Of the TeeAis for the bene-
ct Of the Chutch Building fund. Adulis-
sion 25 centsy- Children 10 cents
ah19vv1
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From Brushcreek TIP.

Crop Pro8pects-EUeryttillg FIol9ishiag
Except Deaocraey-Old Brusdereek o..
Il. for Republican Principles.
T.. CARMEL, o., April l, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR Farmers in this yicin-
ity are very busy at their spring work,
preparing their corn ground, &c
Spring work of all kinds is advancing
rapidly, and everything is in forward
state. There will be more than an av-
erage amount of corn planted this
spring here. Fruit is injured but very
little, if any, yet. Wheat looks remark
ably we'll and grass is growing finely
Everything is prosperous in this pert
of the country except Democracy, which
is very decidedly at a discount since the
election last Monday. It will be re-
membered the Democracy elected theii
Assessor in this Township last spring
and also an independent" candidat,
was elected Justice of the Peace. Thil
spring we had no independent candi
dates, and after a superhuman effort The
]. Democracy have nothing but disap
pointment for their pains. The entirt
( Republican ticket is elected by majori
ties ranging from 9 to 81. Our average
majority is 40.
There was some dissatisfaction, as i
usual, at spring elections, but it-efectec
nothing but to reduce the majorities 0
some Of the candidates. Brushoreek i
not yet quite willing TO abandon tn
principles of the great Republican OF
gauizatiou. CHARLIE
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schooI BOARD Elecllon.

The election for two members OF
the School Board, held last Monday,
was rather a one-sided affair. Phe
Republican candidates walked over
the course at their leisure, the De-
moeracy scarcely making a contest,
though they had a ticket in the
Geld. The vote stood, for r.,
9 John. H. Jolly, Repub.............. ......l5C
R. W, .Spargur, " -. ......,.,r-,l4
Enos Holms, Dem.."...............-.....l
John Hern, ,...,..-........-....l4 Il
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

NEw BA1LY.-We have received the
FIRST number Of the Cincinnati Evening
Post, published by Leonard, Rawlings
| & Co, price cents per copy. 1t sails
under the independent flag, and
gives promise of a well-eondueted
and sprightly journal. We wish it sue
a.ss
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

We have received thea8priI num-
Der of the American Stock Journal,
published BY Mossrs. n. e. Boyer
& Co, Parkesburg, Chester county,
Pa. We look upon this publication
as most valuable text book in
rearing and managing stock. The
subscription price is only 81 pea
year, for which any one.ofits ValGa
bic articles may returns to the sub
scribcr many times its cost in thC
saving of the life or usefulness of +,
yaluable horse, COW, or other do
nlestie animal. Specimen copie
D Il
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

Morrow, the popular Dry Goods
man, is out with a column advertise,
ment this week. He has a fine
stock of new goods, and is ready to
supply the peoples wants in his
line, with the best in the market at
low prices. Call in at the old T" Cash
gorneF. - = 81 =. 5sAts e9 -
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A NARROW EsoAPE.-Dr. Fuller
toms Drug Store had a narrow es,
cape from destruction by fire on
Monday last. One of his clerks. had
taken a candle into the cellar tC
draw some varnish, when the var
nish was accidentally upset aud took
fire from the candle. Fortunately
the flames were subdued in a few
seconds, but the cellar being full o
coal oil and other combustible arti
ticIes, there was great danger Oft
des uuctive cOnfagration. Moral
When you take a light into CELIA
filled with such articles, let it be pro
teGted by a lantern. ..s .---
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

Sam. Carey wants to be the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor
Agreed, say we. Let the Democ-
racy nominate the cold water apos,
tate, and the Republicans Galloway
and tho two SamueIs can take the
stump, and put a life into the can
rvass it is almost hopeless to other
wise expect Bellefontaine Rep.
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The weather took sudden change on
Monday night; and on Tuesday and
Tuesday night was quite cool, but we
believe there has been no frost, or if any
not sufficient to injure the fruit.
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GraeuFeIdTteD,s.

CORPoRATIoN OFFICERs.-The follow
ing are the Corporation officers Of Green
field, elected on Monday Of last week.
Councils. S. Mitchell, J. H. Harper,
o. n. Wilson, A. n. johnson, (shOrt
term.) .
Treasurer-F. W. PiersOn.
Cemetery Trustee-W. W. Caldwell.
Marshal-G. W. Elliott. .
THE " EsHELMAN PRoPEREY " was
sold last week to Joseph N. Lunbecl
for s2lOO. OO.5O-appraised at $4,000.
REV. Mr.. REA, of the Second Presby-
terian Church, delivered the closing
lecture of the season before the Literary
and Lecture Association, on Thursday
evening last. His subject was &" The
Science of Public Speaking" and the
lecture is very highly spoken Of
A class in Eloeution has been formed
by Rev. r. Rea, and will meet on Mon
day evening next in the High schOO
room. ,
There will be an election for Justice
Of the Peace of Madisontp., next satur.
day.
/ r. w. Pierson, at the Highland Coun
ty Bank, Greenfield, is Secretary pro
tenn. of the g Union Land and Building
! Association" -.. ... ...s... r.
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The Western Female Seminary,
at Oxford, was burned one night
last week, several of the pupils mar
rowly escaping with their lives, by
dropping from the upper windows.
Loss about $15O,OOO. This is the
second time the Institution has been
destroyed by fire. There were
about 200 pupils in attendance.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

y Navigation on Lake Erie, opened
this spring earlier than before for
many years. A steamer from De-
troit came to Cleveland about the
middle Of March, full a month ear
Iier than an arrival or departure
last year. l.-
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We are furnished with the following
suggestive paragraph by Cooley Lady's
Book:
It would be good idea for editors to
caution the public against sending
moDeyitO prblishers in registered let
ters. One thousand five hundred and
seveuty-fOur registered letters were sto.
len last year. In one day in February
of this year We received five registered
letters from Texas, out of which had
heeu stolen $52.40."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

WHO KILLED GEORGE ROPER ?
was the mystery which haunted the
people Of Upper Mallowe for two
years. How the question was an
swered cannot be told in the short
space at our disposal; but the read.
ers of Edward Garrett's ''Observa
tions cf a Retired Life" will find
the problem solved in most fas'
cinating manner. The first install
ment viii appear in the Cincinnati
Weekly Gazette Of April 18th, and
the story win run through abou
.thirtceu numbers.
One copy one year, 81; siS
months, 81.
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REV. Mr.. WEBB, formerly rector
of the EpiscdPap Church, in rthis
place, was in town last week for a
day or two. He is now located in
Newark, N. j., as pastor of a church,
and is Secretary fthe Freedmen's
Department Of Episcopal Missions
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GourtOF Common Pleas

OOUEL Ul- l7lItIlIlII II 7 III
The Spring term commenced-onT Tues
day. last, Judge Stafford presiding. The
Grand Jury is still in session.
The trial OF Shattuck for killing Gregg
is set for the present term, and will
probably commence next week, if not
again continued. Two or three cases OF
horse stealing are also on the docket,
and if these s6nd.the Chaney embezzle-
ment cases are tried, thetern bids fair
to be a busy one. -
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The Frankfort Commonwealth gives
a list of one hundred and fifteen outra-
ges, mostly of The Ku Klux character,
that occurred in Kentucky during the
administration of Governor Stevenson.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-13

Judge PHILIP B. swINe, of Ba-
tavia, has been appointed and con.
frmed Judge of the U. s. District
Court of Ohio, vice Judge Leavitt,
resigned, and last week took his seat
on the bench in Cincinnati. he
Will no doubt justify the high en-
comiurns Ofbis many friends, in the
performance of his Judicial duties.
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The Legislature of Wisconsin has
passed an act for the abolition Of the
grand jury syst EN-. The new law takes
effect on the 1st of July.
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Ten Republican newspapers in Maine
oppose the policy of the President in re-
latiou TO San Domingo, and we believe
only one favors it Internationally.
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- s Festeals Val
This morning, wednesday, about
8 o'clock Deputy Sheriff W. h.
Woodrow, assisted BY q detective
officer named English, from Spring
field, Illinois, arrested a young man
named VI. B. Gass, at the house of
bis mothef.iR-laW, Mrs. B. B. Thay-
er, in this place.. Cass is charged
with committing forgery in Dam
vile, hIlliROisJ and had fed from
there to- escape trial forfeiting mis-
BAH eH6 arrived here on Tuesday
night's7train from Gincinnati. The
detective WHs'iu close pursuit, but
reached Btapohestsr after the train
had left jOfltMsPlaee, with Gass on
board. .ltThG officer procured a pri-
Eate cOnveyance and came n,reach-
ing heTb5aftsc midnigEt With the
assistance otDspHty Sheriff Wood
row. Cass was arrested as above
stated, and taken back to Illinois
by thisi mornings train 3 to answer
the charges against him.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE,
BecOrded during the Feek Ending April
Il s II, 1871.
..s..s. -s..-s-- VALUE.
q. G, Boatright ct al, to J. v.
Hart, Al acres, Union tp-,.SS 1000. 90
James Eenner to E. G.. Boat 81.
right, 7-S0 acres. Union tp... Tl7.00
E. G. q W. D. Boatright to J. J. sl
Kinkead, Al acres, Union tp, $4,000
Same TO James Fenner, l 42-IO0
acres, s..........i 1900
8Boatright q Fenner to Ephraim
Gibier, i acre, Union tp......... 5000
%. G. Boatright ct al. TO Tsndy - j
A. Boatright, 50sacres, URio1fB PSI
h Observation-Disclosures. 10000
r. W. Mcconnell to w. W. Adj g
ans, - acres, Madison tp.@;...,s 90eD0
-Drusilla BuntRin TO NJ. c. CAL
) vert, 458 acres, Liberty tp-..... 2T30.00
O.. j.. Evans TO NJ. Calvert, g % -.s
Liberty tP-.-.,....,..-.,.,... .-...s,.. $4,000
Ino. jackson to VIM. Hindman,
/ 6 acres, Paint tp..................... SOC. 90
VIM. Rs4 Reads to Geo. Balm. d
bridge, int, % acres, Union tp 5000
Jno. Mabin to same, int, %
acres $50. 1OOO.VO
JOS. I. Woodrow, Ex'r. to Thos.
Madden, 23 rds., HillsborO... $500
John F. Ferris to same lot, Hills
boro .......,............................ 10000
E. Fl. Larkins to Elizabeth -
Stafford, 20 7-l0 acres, Union ,1
observation-disclosures, 10000
NJ. NJ. Barrere to Chas. Tener,
lots, Newmarket. ......... ........... S24,00
Christian Fosters Trustees to c. I'D,
Minzler, lot, Eynchburg. $500
James Frost to Trustees N. E. i
Church, 29} poles, Union tp 5000
Emily Hutt to John Ambrose,
lot, tIdiilsboro. ....... ................i 95O.O0
y. H. Wertheimer (by assigneel
to E. B. Wertheimer, of lots,
Lynchburg ......... ................... $500
W. d. Kibler to +. M. Miller, sas
of II 1-8O acres, Concord tp.... 125O.OO
Jos. F. Bell to Bruce, Campbell
& MeCague, 42O acres; Paint
tp ............. $500. 90
G. II. Collins to J. v. Elster, lot,
HiIlsBoro. oro............................... 10000
Benz. Malone to Mary J. Fulton,
20 acres, Dodson ip................ 85OO.OO
Jno. Haigh to Wm. Reanl, & -
acre DedsOn tps...,,.,. ,,,,,,,..,,..ss 10000
P.D. Wise to A. Lear, 26z acres,
Liberty Observation-Disclosures. 100000
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SPARGUR BROTHERS are moving
into their new Store this week, and
will be ready for business in few
LlaYs.
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Our. merchants are all busy, and
report a fine Spring trade-especial-
TX those who advertise.
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70 new Betersburg subscrf

After the present week we will
put our paper % press On > ednes'
day, which will euable Us TO send
our New Petersburg pae age By way
of Greenfield, so that it viii reach
our subscribers on Thursday Instead
ofSat1FdaY, assheretofore. We hope
this arrangement viii result in a
large increase of our list at that P.
o. and give satisfaction TO all our
present subsoribers.
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