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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-05-04
Administrators Sale of Real

Estate.
= n pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court OF
q Highland County. Ohio. will offer for sale at
Public Veudus, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day o.
May A. D. I8Tt at O'Clock P. n. at the Court House
door the following described Real Estate situate
the county Of Highland and State Of Ohio, tO-wit;
On the waters Of the Rocky Fork Of Paint Greek,
part Of an original survey No. 2T69.
Beginning Ia the lot here'.y conveyed. at hick-
cry and red-hHd, corner Of Frederick miler's and
Jeremiah smiths land aud corner to Francis Keeths
lat thence With Keeths liHe south 90 west 81 poles
to a redoak, whteoak and hickory thence south
T5C west G8 poles to a whiteOak and dOgwood
thence south 800 east l6 poles TO a stone thence
south no west 96 poles to an Elm, sassafras and
rei-bnd IN the iue Of Mathew COnd's survey ithence
in said line north % east l39 poles to ashes and
whiteoak, south cUrner Of Jeremiah Smiths land )
thence in said line south SO l32 poles to the
beginni1g-con 73 acres and one-fourth Of
acre and Il poles Of land, more less, being The
same tract of land which was conveyed TO said
Charles Higgins in his lifetime, by Jacob Weaver,
by Deed dated February 26, A. D. 1926. Appraised
at $40 per acre.
TERMS OF sALE:-One third in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years from the
day Of sale with interest," the deferred payments TO
be secured by mortgage upon the premises sold
THOMAS A. MUhLENIX,
Admlnistrat0r with the viii annexed Of
Charles higgins, deceased.
JAS. H. THOMPSON, Atty. ap6w5Pr'sfeesl2 90
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HoonandIs German Tonio

is combination Of al the ingredients Of the BitterS
vita PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. 1t Is used
for the same disease as the Bitters IN cases Where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required 1ou VIII
hear in mind that these remedies are entirely diner
nt from any Others advertised OT the cure OF the die.
sases named these being scientific preparations Of
medical extracts while the others are mere dee0c-
ions ofrum in some form. The TONIC lssdecldelly
,icred 10 the public It's taste is exquisite: II IS
pleasure to take IT, while its iegiying exhiarating,
tnd medicinal qualities have caused 1t to De known as
Ia, greatest Of all tODiCs.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-05-04

The new school building at Chill
licothe is being pushed forward rap
idly.
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Enigma

I an composed OF Il letters.
Ny % "A isa mans surname.
My 10 u is an animal.
Myi4 81 Is what every person has.
Ny II IS ! Q is q kind Of wood.
NV whole is the name Of young gentleman Of
Leesburg, who il taking lessons IN lisping.
JoAB.
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DEBILITY.

There ls no medicine equal to Hoohand's German
Btters or Tonic in cases OF Debility. Iney lmP9rs
tone and vigOr 10 the whole system, strengthen the
appgtite. cause IN cnjo2ent Of the food enable the
Stomach 10 digest it, pEdT, lie blood. give good
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Have Pictures in your Rooms.

Have Pictures in your Rooms.
May we exhort such of our readers as
have no pictures hanging in their room to
put one up immediately-we mean in
their principal sitting.room: in all their
rooms if possible; but, at all events, in
that one-no matter how costly or the
reverse, provided they see something ia ii,
and it gives them a profitable or pleas
ant thought. Some may allege that
they have ono taste for pictures;" but
they have taste for objects to be found
in pictures, for trees, for landscapes,
for human beauty, for scenes of life; or,
if not for all these, yet surely for some
one of them and it is highly useful for
the human mind to give itself helps to-
wards taking an interest in this apart
from its immediate cares or DESIRES
Leigh Hunt.
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Hoohapd's German Remedies are eonnterieited.
The genuine have the signature Of q W ) acKs0l
or te front of the outside wrapper of each bottle;
snd the name Of the article blown in each bottle. All
others are counterfeit
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Youths Department.

nBOriginal Enigmas, Charades, Problems, etc.
are respectfully solicited. The answers must al
ways accompany them, together with the real
name Of the writer.
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-ENNT

Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia 80 badly It was m
possible to keep any food on my stomach ana S gS
came so weak as net to be a3le to Walk nan mis-
~"O JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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Of any medicinal preparation:

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHILADELPHIA. March 10, 1901:
hnd 81 Hoohand's German Bitters'' is good tonic,
useful in diseases of the digestive organs and OF rea'
benefit in cases of debility and want of nervous action
n '''0 = 's''---' GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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nom LANES THOMPSON.

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1865.
/ consider 81 HOOnauds German Biiters' a valuable
medicine in cases of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys
pspsia. certify this from my eXpeTlenee o. T.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON,
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HON LANES NJ. WOOD,

Ex-AIayor Of Williamsport, Pennsylvania
take GREAT Measure in recommending t' 'HoonandF
German Tonic' to any one who may be afflicted win
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p I

sound healthy complexion eradicate the yellow tings
Aom Inc eve impart bloom to the cheeks, ana
banVe the M tient from hOrt-breatned, emaciatedi
weak and nervous invalid, TO ml-iaced, stout, and
vigorous persnn,
Weak and Delicate Children are Made Strong
BY using the Bitters Or Sonic.
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Hollands German Bitters

IS entirely vegetable and contains liquor. It is
4compouad OF FlHid Extracts. The Roots, nerDs
Gathered from Germany. All the Medical virtues are
sYtrncted from them by a scientific chemist. These
Trcf are then forwarded to this country to be used
xprnssly forthe manu- factre Of these Bttsrs. There
4 no alcoholic substance Of any kind used IN COM
bounding the Btters hence it is the only biters mat
not advisable.
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" col o44S @S44SsatS 9-Ae4se-~ ~ s9AS -@s'1-S 'e
BY using the Bitters Or Sonic.
THESE RE1gEDIEs ARE THE
I8esG Blood Purifiers
ever known and will cure al diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep your blood pure; keep you liver in
order: keep yonr digestive organs in sound, healthy
condition. BY the Of these remedies; and no dis
ease will ever aSsail You. The best men IN the coun
try recommend them. If years of honest reputation
90 for anything you must try these preparations.
TEsTTNEoH z
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
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3uJ bal A. EVANS.

9zlEEeoa ID ntdG e
OHos Bdinsl Nain - IIigh Stree 81 mp Etsirs. over
EvanF & Forris's Bank. ALL WORK RAh-
l4st5l: -. saeE @ III. IL lAaEle
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8. answer to Enigma in last weeks News Deborah
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JOBS CoMFoRrERs.

I've had en- know 'em p she said.
-LMarian Douglas, in scribner's for April
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GBt 9gBIaro 9eus.
q. = S1PARRNEArT,
tEHtroR AND PRoFRIHEoR.

oi Main and Short Streets, Opposite
New IOWA Hall.
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TERaLs-IIaII Subscribers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
TIE BUSINESS OF CONGRESS

TIE BUSINESS OF CONGRESS
What Measures have been Lost.
The correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says. "The Senate is SO far
behind in that particular that near
ly five hundred bills on its calender
will be be lost, while nearly hun
dred in the House must meet the
same fate. Among these are all the
measures relating to the internal
revenue system, the tax on CT
gArs and tobacco, the abolition of the
ranking privilege, the land grant to
railroads, except possibly the South
ern Pacific, which is pending in a
conference, the dozen steamship sub
sidy bills, the income tax repeal, all
the bills relating to our foreign
affairs, all the schemes for the
revival of American ship building,
the naval line and staff bill, the bill
to abolish the grade Of admiral, the
bills amending the national bank
rupt law, the project to reorganize
the Post Office Department, to con-
solidate the Indian tribes, and create
the new Territory of Okalama, to
provide for the admission Of Utah
and New Mexico as States, for an
airline railway hence to New York,
to create a national system of cduca-
ton, together with many other bills
of greater or lesser import, but es-
pecially the bill to establish new
Federal civil system over the South
for the suppression of disorder, etc,
which has been agreed on by the Re-
construction Committee.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
SEGREGATION.

A correspondent of the Savannah
Republican advocates the annexation
of St. Domingo as a Southern meas
ure-aS retreat for the negro race
of the South. We have no doubt
that segregation is to be the natural
and practical solution of our great
social problem of mixed races and
that the nation will extend it's limits
southwark until cline and social
conditions better adapted to the ne
gro race will invite their migration.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
WHY THE FRENCH PEOPLE ARE
so DESTITUTE.

We find in the New York World,
of Friday, a letter written by a
French lady of noble birth-the
Countess dc Montalembert-to one
of the managers of the late fair held
in New York city for the benefit of
the French sufferers by the late war.
The following extract will explain
why it is that such restitution exists
in France:
II have been written to from
VillorsoXcl, Hauto Saone (where my
maternal uncle lives that after fif-
teen days requisition in money and
in kind, the Prussians, overloaded
with provisions beyond that which
their troops could consume, threw
into a river which flows near the
village all the potatoes, saying TO
the poor inhabitants (who deprived
themselves of all in order to satisfy
their exactions,) eyes, our object is
to ruin France" At my sisters,
in the Ardennes, systematic wasting
and squandering was equal to that
which was consumed. AT Orleans
they cxacted 5000 rations per day
for 5000 men, at the same time the
population was dying from hunger
and misery. AT six leagues from
my dwelling Cote d'or) the Prus-
slams entered the little open town Of
Avalon almost without fighting
The officers allowed their soldiers
two hours of plumber. Is it not
worthy of the less civilized ages ?
In the castle of one of my brothers.
in-law, they broke the doors, win
dows, shutters, ETC., under the pre-
tence of want of firing for the sol
diers, while at a little distance
wood of considerable dimensions ex-
listed. The falsehood of such an ex-
cuse is proved by their breaking the
marble chimney pieces in their vio-
lent rage. To annihilate our dwell
ings and our hearths is their will in
reality. The aged mothcr-in-law of
one of my friends near Orleans, see
ing all taken from her, and that what
could not be taken or sold was brok-
en-. tried to conceal bed on which
she might lie. y Prussian officer
perceived it and dared say to her 81
must have it. You, madam, you
may lie on The straw; it is better it
should be you than any one of my
soldiers !" The same may be heard
from all sides in other forms.
Comment is unnecessary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Texas Pacific Railroad Bill
passed both Houses of Congress. on
the Bird inst, and now awaits the
Presidents signature-the report of
the Committee of Conference hav-
ing been agreed to this afternoon.
The text of the House substitute,
synopsis of which has recently
been published, was not materially
altered, but amended by the addi-
ton of several new sections. The
main trunk commences at Marshal,
Texas, and extends thence by the
most direct and eligible route to be
determined by said company, near
the thirty-second parallel of North
latitude, to a point near Ell Paso ;
thence by the most direct and eligi-
BILE route, to be selected by said com
pany, through New Mexico and
Arizona, to a point on the Rio Colo
RADIO, at or near the Southeastern
boundary of the State of California
thence by the most direct and eligi-
BILE route to San Diego, California.
The New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Vicksburg Railroad Company
chartered by the State of Louisiana
has the right to connect by the mos
eligible route to be selected by sale
company with the said Texas Pacific
Railroad at its eastern terminus.
For the purpose Of connecting tht
Texas Pacific Railroad with the city
Of San Francisco, the Southern Pa
cific Railroad Company of Alabama
is hereby authorized subject of thu
laws of California TO construct lint
of railroad from point at or nea
Tehachapa Pass, by way of Lo
Angeles to the Texas Pacific Rail
road at or near the Colorado river
with the same rights, grants ant
privileges, and subject to the limita
ton restrictions and conditions, a
were granted to said Southern Pa
cifc Railroad Company of California
by the act of July 27, 1865, Provid
ed, however, that this section shall
in no way affect or impair the rights
private or prospective, of the Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad Company
or any other railroad company.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

A HEAVY WEIGHT.-The Scien-
ti6c American office was recently
visited by an individual who is thus
described His name is Colonel
Ruth Goshen, and he resides at
present at Algonquin, Ill. He is a
native of Turkey, in Asia, and was
born among the hills of Palestine
He is the fifteenth of fiftecn-ten
sons and five daughters-sired by a
patriarch now ninety years old, liv-
inc in the valley of Damascus,
and by occupation a planter. This
venerable sire weighs, at the pres
ent time, $40 pounds ayerdupois,
and his wife, aged sixty-sevcn,
weighs 500 pounds. The entire
family are living, and not one of
them weighs less than 500 pounds.
The Oldest son weighs $50 pounds,
and the youngest, our huge client,
outstrippmg them ALL weighs OoU
pounds. Not one of the family is
less than seven feet eight inches in
his stocking. lie is not an unduly
fat man, is merely, what would be
called moderately portly, and is
thirty-thrce years old. His rank of
Colonel was given him in the Aus
trian army.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
OPINIONS DIFFER.

The Savannah News wants to
know why the democratic papers
publishing the Proclamations of Gov
Bullock, do not copy the articles Of
Nemesis. The Republican thinks
such articles bad policy and injudi-
cious and says:
"The public naturally conclude
that the subject of such animadver-
sion from respectable sources is at
least somebody, and when the war
upon him, however truthful and just,
wakes very tight and strong, it is
apt to bcget more or less public
sympathy for the accused. Applying
these thoughts to the case in point, we
think Nemesis" is rather Identifying
than damaging the present Cover
nor Of Georgia
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Gov. BULLOCK APPOINTS A DEM
ocRATIC JUDGE.-A vacancy occur
ing in the Judgeship Of the ITALIA
poosa Circuit, by reason of Judge j..
s. Bigby's membership in the Forty
second Congress, Hon. W. +. Wright
of Newman, has been commissioned
as Judge of that Circuit. Judge
Wright was the Democratic candid
ate defeated by Judge Bigby for
Congress, at the late election. We
hope the Governor, in what appoint
ments he may make, will adhere to
the precedent he has established,
look-to capacity and not politics of
applicants Telegraph d Messenger.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
BROOM FACTORY.

A. NJ. Robson has inaugurated a
Broom Factory in Atlanta where he
turns out good Brooms from material
grown in Tennessee and Georgia.
We have beginning of the kind
here, but we hail with pleasure all
these little industrial enterprises all
over the South as the surest indica-
ton of the new and glorious era
dawning upon our section.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

OUR COTTON MANUFACToRIES.-At
the three factories in and near Column
bus about $4,000 cotton and wooden
spindles are in operation. They en-
ploy about 500 persons, and consume
seventeen bales Of cotton per day.
Directly and indirectly these estab-
iishments give support to at least
$500 persons. In addition to those
mentioned, there is one mill, furnish
ed with $500 spindles. which is not
in operation.
The Columbus Hosiery Manufac-
tory is now manufacturing 100 pairs
Of stockings per hour. 1t employs
twenty hands. 1t will be greatly
improved and enlarged with time
The machinery is run by the motive
power ofthe Eagle and Phoenix Mills.
Columbus SIN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

The Era says; "We arrive at
the conclusion that there is not now
single tiping issue between the ac-
cept-the-situation Democrats and
the Republicans"
How can there beG The one
accomplished usurpation-tho other
recognizes it not only as legally
lie tacio but de jpc and as settled
thing. There is only one kind of
democrat who differs from the radi-
cal. He must be Of the Frank
Blair stamp,-one who denounces
the usurpation as Unconstitutional,
null and void lie who accepts it
has no Constitution and consequent
ly no political principle and is GER
tainly no better than a radical.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

THE Cotton surplus last Friday
night, footed up 728, lO3-the total
receipts being 2,9176lG against
2,189,513 at the same period in the
last cotton year. From the 3rd of
March to the lst of September
1870, the gross cotton receipts were
965,433 bales. With equal receipts
this year the cotton crop on the 3lst
day of August would foot up 1888,
049. Six months of the cotton year
have expired and show an excess OF
728, JOB. If during the remainder
of the year the excess should be a
third of this amount the crop would
foot up 4,l26, 100 bales, and that,
we guess, will not be far from the
actual figures. But we shall see.-
Whatever may be the figures, plan
ters will see there is no necessity fol
increasing the crop.-Macom Iele-
graph.
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gIle sssss)laristta 4ouraal,
LOCAL rRnIeHTs.

We are pleased to learn from the
Atlanta Sun that local freights over
the State Road have been material
ly reduced. This policy, dictated
alike by the necessities of the cOun-
try through which the Road passes
and by the manifest interest of the
Road, though utterly disregarded
heretofore will now we hope be ju-
diciously carried out.
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FRANCE.

Governor Bullock publishes a let
ter from the Chamber of Commerce
Of New York appealing to the peo-
pie Of this country for aid for the
suffering people of France and urges
that general relief Committee be
formed at Savannah with local com,
mittees throughout the State to col
lect and forward contributions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

A suffrage-slinger in Henry coun-
tv. who was out squirrel hunting,
Knocked the ashes out of his pipe on
his powder-tlask. As nothing was
found but the fragments of . wool
hat and a pairof brogans, his friends
entertain strong hopes that he escap-
ed uniniured, and would like to have
his post office address.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

The negro who, for the past week,
has been buried alive in well at
Morris Station, on the Southwestern
Railroad, is reported to have been
killed on Wednesday by the caving
in of the well, after those who were
attempting to rescue him had reach
ed within few feet of his position.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Mr.. Tally Bell, Of Dawson, has
been missing for more than week,
with no clue to his Whereabouts. \
negro. who was arrested with five
others, acknowledged that he had
killed Mr.. Bell, but told several lies
in regard to where the body might
be found.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

DEATH or BISHOP ANDREw.-We
have the sad intelligence OF the
death of this truly good and great
man, which occurred at Mobile, Ala
bama, on the ID inst. Bishop Jas.
O. Andrew was the senior Bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, and the Oldest Bishop in the
world.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
Administrators Sale.

VIII be sold on .ila first Tuesday in April
next. Lv virtue Of an order from the Court OF
Ordinary Of Padding County Ga, tetore The
Court House door IN the Town Of Dallas, be
Tween the usual hours Of sale the following lots
al Land 10 wit The undivided half Of thirty
go acres of Lot No. 693, Bird District and 3rd
section of PauIdne County, Ga, sold as the
property Of l.. A. Corrulh, deceased. Sold for
the benefit OF heirs and credhors-Terms Cash.
February 27th 1871.
Hiram II. Whitworth, Admir-.
Printers Fec sol
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

The first Strawberries of the seas
on grown in the open air, made their
appearance in Savannah Saturday,
and were sold at about 90 cents
each.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Forty or fifty prisoners are enjoy
ing the dolce tar nie'ate of Atlanta
jail life, and the Ordinary of the
county has gone to New York to see
how they build such Institutions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

The two institutions upon which
Gainesville, Geo, rests her hopes OF
fame-the car factory and the steam
mill-wiIl be ready tor the machin-
cry at an early day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Memminger, formerly Confeder-
ate Secretary of the Treasury, has
been made President of the Charles
ton, S. c., Bible Society.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

win be scld before the Court House door in
the Town OF Dallas, on the first Tuesday N
April next, between the usual hours Of sale,
by viftae OF an order from tine Count of Ordinary
Of Pauding County Ga, the following lots Of
Land to-wit: No go. 69l, 6R, As, 749,
$50. 7G3. 76l, 766, 561. and the west half Of
Lot No go, and four acres Of Let No. 693, all
in the :Ird District OF tie 3rl section Of Pauld-
me County. Ga. Sold as the property Oliver
Russom deceased. for the benefit ii tie lieirs
and creditors This Feb 21ti. ISL.
Hiram NJ. Whitworth, Admir-.
TPrinters Fee . .50l
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
BRUNSWICK AND ALBANY RAIL
ROAD

We are indebted to this Company
for a complimentary ticket and hope
to have pleasant ride to the Sea-
board sometime during the year.