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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

PREMIUM BUII--bIr. J. Edin6eld,
Of Concord tp., has Just bought the
fine Premium Bull, 'PEnee Napier
from VIM. Buckner, of Clark CO., Ky.
The price paid for him was S70O.
prince Napier was 3 years old last
April, and took the first premium as
sweepstakes bull this year at Wiz
chester, Paris and Lexington, Ky.
lIr. Edinfeld deserves credit for
making such a valuable addition 70
the stock Of our county, and we hope
he will reap the reward Of his enter
prise.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

ScIoTo VALLEY r R.-Trains will
soon run regularly between COlum-
bus aud Portmoutb, when there will
be q change of the time table.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

Mrs Sarah J. Hale, editor Of Go
deys Lsdy's Book,is eighty two years
old, but still has the entire charge of
the literary department of that peri
odical.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

The Russians took Kars by storm
last Sunday, and captured 10000
prisoners and 800 cannon.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

Mrs. Gov. Morton is going to re
side for the present at New Haven,
where her son Oliver is attending
school.
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The HEALTH RETORMER for Noyem-
Der comes to hand with its usual va
riety Of excellent instruction regard
ing the care Of health and other prac-
tical subjects. The Reformer is a
very practical Journal, and ought to
be in every family in The land. The
information which its monthly col
umns contain is worth to Any fami-
" many times the subscription price
Published at Battle Creek, Mich.
Specimen copies sent free.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

Gen. Comfy, of the Ohio State
Journal, has arrived safely in the
Sandwich Islands, to which he is the
accredited minister.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

The city Of Manchester, England,
runs its own gas works. and lastyear
made clear profit of 100000, al
though theprice of gas to consumers
within the city limits was Cn}y so
cents per 1000 cubic feet, which viii
soon lie reduced ty - cts.
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Home Correspondence.
Sinking Springs.

Whether from close competition, Grange iul8-
cnce, News ads, sagleity, or all these combined
"biz' is buxom in our village and 60 isa convict
ION widespread and increasing, that sinking
Springs for chesp goods and bargains is not X La
by any villnge in Southern Ohio
Improvements have been made by Nessrs- Rey-
nulds, Tudor and otheFs-houses formerly vacant
are occuped-schools district and singing arc In
fun blast, and health ard Hymen have come TO
gladden. new hearts and homes.
The fall has been favorable for ircaihcriug, and
prices Of products arc reasonably fair
'Tis meet that a1 should mcc, upon tbe daE az
pointed, and rememberiug The poor, the STRANGER
end the fatheiless, offer deroni thanksgiving to
the Giver Of Oh good,
Nov. I5. 1S7-. J0SEPHAW.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22

HAErEE's MAGAziSE for December fully msi1-
,ains the le5diug position which this periodical
holds, both as to literary and artistic excellence
Readers will first of all turn to LongfelIows poem,
''Kersmos," beautifully illustrated by Abbey and
Frede' icks. Il Is not only q poem Of marvellous
skill in realistic description, but also imagua-
tive work Of the highest order.
The number opens with Milton's "IIymH on she
Nativity" with seven Illustrations by Fredericks.
''Elizlbcthau and later English Furniture" is q
careful study Of decorative art Ia England since
tine Renaissance.
Mr. Wiliiam II. EiGciDg contributes paper on
the ''NIatropolitan Newspaper" emhelisheG by
portraits of prominent New York editors.
''Nauy Leaves and Few Grapes is an italian
Christmas story.
Miss Thackeray hegins a new story, ''Da CapO -
and Edword Everett Haic's story. "BacE to Back,
is concluded. There arc also six admirable short
stories.
". D. Conway contributes an entertaining de
scription Of his visit to Iamrachs-the London
man who supplies the geological gardens of Europe
with animals.
Besides the poems already mentioned, there is
one by James T. Fields, and one by Edgar Fawcstt
The editorial summaries are as varied and en-
tanning as usual.
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Liberty Township,
Hillsborough, -.
New Market Township,
Fairfield Township,
Lsesburg, .......
New Lexington, ....
Brushcreek Township,
Sinking Springs
Paint Township, .....
New Petersburg,
Union Township, -.
Russell's Sta. Dist.
New Vienna Dist.
Madison Township.
Greenfield, .......
Concord Township,
jackson Township,
Salem Township, ."....
WhiteOak Township.
Dodson Township,
Ivncaburr. -
Clay Township, ......
Marshall Township,
Hamer. Township,
Washington Township,
Penn Township, .....
n Vienna Dist. Frac.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-11-22
Vol. 4l-No. 32.]
GBe 9igBJmo Yelps.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
=. l.. 9OARDNEA AN
unTmOp MN nE,0puTup0u

OFFICE-Corner OF gail and Short Streets, OPP
uusiie Music hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
LUTHERAN PULPIT FELLOWSHIP.

Greenville, Butler county, Pa, Is the seat Of Thiel
Coeege. Professor H. W. Roth Is both President OF
the College and pastor of the Lutheran Church at
That place. The congregation belongs TO the Pttsbug
Synod connected with the General Council Pro-
lessor Roth also delegate to tho meeting OF the
General Council recently held in Philadelphia and
joyed the benefit OF the discussion of DR.. Krauth's
thesis on Pulpit and Altar Fellowship. Since his
turn Presbyterian Synod met in Greenville and Pro-
lessor Roth requested the Synod TO supply the
pulpit OF his church on both Sabbath morning
and evening" and 1t was accordingly occu-
pied by two Presby terian cergymen. From this 1t
would that while Dr. Passavant, recognized as
the founder OF the college, supports tho exclusive
positions maintained by Dr. Krauth In his thesis that
Lutheran pulpits are Tor Lutheran minister's only
Professor Roth tho President practically sustains tho
more moderate position taken BY Dr. Seiss and ac-
cordiDgy invited Presby ternn dvncs into his pulpit
worthy ministers OF the gospel OF the Lord Jesus
Christ The pulpit fellowship pracised at Greenvillc
by Professor Roth Will expose the Pusburg synod to
the charge brought against the Pennsylvania
Synod by tho New York hnsterium on account OF
the fellowship practised by Drs. Fry and Schumacher
with the Reformed Church at Reading, ana aggravated
By similar procedure the part OF Rev. Il. Hill at
Allentown, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
A PREACHER TURNED OVER.

Lord Kadstock, an English nobleman who has
gained considerable notoriety . revival preacher
among his own class, was recently attending Con-
ference on Confession Clifton. He sitting IN
ronspicuous position on the platform, whom suddenly
q irapdoor opened under his chair. There was
shrek, LORD Radstocks heels were seen where an
instant before his head had been, and then, with
great crash, his ordshp and his chair disappeared
below and the trap flew back CONSERVATION sat upon
every face and a horrible suspicion is said to have
flashed through the minds Of some that the good
had been carried of by Satanic agency. But the
catastrophe soon explained copjuror hud had
The OF the room few days before and this trap
door was the exit OF Of his characters. Tho chalk
marks had been rubbed of the floor and Lord Rad
stocks chair had been inadvertently placed where It
ought not to have been. Fortunately, hts iordshp
not much injured and soon reappcared looking
lttlc pale and covered with DUST but with his cnair
in his hand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

o.. oves wassss , 0s.s Ussdvuss ssoss.
49, bssss ervn -. =. ~ ,. ~, eus6sSs
eUn q. .. ~ u =.
nssiisess, g. Q. Ashssssss ~ p,sss. sspuus 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

Nsv York. Msrrh 20.-The 6rss buai.
ness before he Cabin-s meeting tomos-
rov, ssys the Sun's wsshisesou eorrss-
pondsns. viil be the extra session ques-
ton. The psetshihiiss to-sisht isdicsis
an early call.
Chicago. March ga special 10 The
Poet from Washington says that Il the
csbinss meeting to-day it vas formally
decided 70 retain the troops in the South.
ern States.
wssAington. March 20.-The Nexican
mission will probably be rendered 10
senator Christiancy. and Mr.. Foster.
nov in Mexico. vill be trsusfesYed 70
Spain. In accordance With Noston's us.
gent Request. Secretary Chandler b On.
Iios 70 have Chrissiancy take the Nsxi.
can mission, - Il will leave the Ssnssos.
ial coast clear for him.
II 10 also reported that q. W. Curtis
vill DO offered Pierrepont's place on the
English mission. and Fselinehuysen b
sent TO Germany. wsshburn wants "a
remain In Paris, and is here pushing his
claims. The Cabinet viii probably con.
slider some foreign appointments to-mos.
row.
General Lew. Wallace viii take Chile
or Pesu. Il offered. II u not improbable
that Fish will receive the English mis-.
sion.
ST. Paul, MINI, March 20.--The trial
OF Msjor Marcus Reno. Of the seventh
Cavalry. commanding Fort Arbercromhie
which has been progressing before 1
| court martial here. 10 driving 10 close
The details are not officially published
but II IL known that Captain Bell Of ths
seventh Cavalry made charges OF alleged
infamous proposals 70 Mrs. Bell, Islander
Gus writings. etc. during Bells absence
Belle friends informed him Of the isc.1
on his return, and he demanded o.
apology. In army circles here the opiu.
ion seems general that Reno will b
found guilty and his dismissal from h,
service recommended.
Beaver. Utah. March 2O.-Johu d
Lee 10 kept In very close confinement
and IL guarded BY troops. He 10 evi
Dc. ~ relying upon rescue before ii.
day Of execution. This ID the hot. bed q
AoTmOndom, and Lee has thirty.ss
soas and sons.in.law Who are bravo snd
determined men. and who viii let no Oh
portunisy TO rescue tho patriarch 20 b,
unimproved. Lee IL very sullsn ant
mosose, aud il evidently bcwailiuR hi,
fate in the utmoss bitterness OF spirit
He dsnouncss Brigham Young With Z
severity born Of deep sense Of wrong
The guard at Camp Cameron will be re
inforced BY company from Cam,
Dosglass. which viii arrive here 10 NOR
row. Brigham Young 10 1t 81. George
and will have full report Of the execu
ton autographed TO him. The sxecu
TONERS will not BE- kRown 10 the public
in fact will never DO known. They vii
DO concealed and their names given onl,
to thu authorities. II il said that thci,
lives would not be worth much II thei
identity Was suspected. Lee has nov
only three days in which to live. What
ever 10 done OF attempted will DO don,
shortly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

We believe the ArpKAL started the

We believe the APPEAL started the
proposition Of constructing additional
school. buildings II either eud OF the
towa instead Of enIsrgng the present
district school house. A. any rate. the
question hes come 70 b qaiss ssriossiy
entertained In csstsip quarters. From .
conference with members Of the Board
st Trustees. ws are Of the opinion that
chs time IL hardly ripe iortbs nsv buiId.
ings. IN shs hst place Il would be
necessary 70 psrohass lend. The esss Of
building the projected heusss would,
doubtless. sos b gssaaly h Excess q shs
outlay necessary 10 - incurred u The
contemplated addition % the present
Ashool house. Bot thsss would be the
cost 81 naisssinipg tVo sspssass build.
,Ggs-lssl. vstss asd jsuisos's salary.
We expect sossssklng Ofacisl fsoo s6s
Board sosessning THE ssbjscl, % q.
plicit statement 81 facss 80 selcplosjeos.
before the day 81 tos Ne slsctios. Il
seems 10 - that u vill b Vie los ~
tsspsysss 10 b governed 10 shis osalss
nv the nstused opluioU0 u NE Bead.
They sss the dec(oss. siH ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

SUDDEN DEATH At AUSTIN. tho
Reese River RsveiIle Of March Is We srs
informed % iollows:
Last evening. Ct about . quarter mast
eight O'Clock, I. w. Credit droppe,]
dead 10 Gage. Curtis 4 Go 70 store. De.
cesssd had been converting with George
Fritz. the delivery clerk. In the rear
part 81 the store for shout half an hour.
and soon after flushing tbs converse.
ton. when near the store Office. sudden.
" dropped 70 his knees. gave ono assu
and expired. suppossd 20 have 6ecu
caused BY diaesss OF the heart. The
news OF Mr.. Credits death has cast ill.,
deepest gloom over tho entire coumu.
atty. Deceased was one Of the oldes,
res,denss Of the city. and vas uuiver.
ally esteemed. He vas . member Of
Austin Lodge No. 0. I. q. o. r., And
Recse River Pioneers. The deepcss
sympathy 10 felt BY ell With The Borrowed
widow. IL hss terribly sudden ADDICTION.
The news Of tbs ed svsss ssachss . 8,
. time when vs ere unable 20 accord
y more Than brief notice.. but " viii
give . ness sxtsadsd sososal u o.,
nsSt Issue.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

From Abe Richey We learn that the
snow At present in Hope Valley ia mo-,
more than six or eight inches deep. A
year ago. ct this time. it Vas eleves feet
deep. This looks anything bnt encour-
aging for water supply during the
coming summer months. We fear that
the mills and ranches needing irrigation
will suffer. Abe says the trout are not
biting now. Gone spawning. probably.
He thinks they viii be abundant In May.
A vArnint ho killed up there il expected
to arrive hero to-day. stuffed. He don I
know whether II is . catamount OF .
lynx. At Gus Lewis mar be seen 4
brace Of eagle wings Of immeass size,
some OF Abe's trophies.
Col. FAIR PURCHASES THE BoSAN.
"a MINES. "A deed was fled" says
the Chronicle OF last evening, "in
the County Recorders office to-day,
in which Harris Jacobs gives TO
James q. Fair q quit claim to the
Consolidated Virginia and California
Mining ground, being 1910 feet on
the ledge. for %, 500. The deed also
states that Jacobs executed q trust
deed to the White and Murphy Min
ing Company on May 2. 1867
PEnsoSAL.--Hon. J. g. Howard, .
former resident Of this part Of the Great
Basin and member OF the second Tern.
torial Legislature, is in the city In a..
tendance upon the U. q. Circuit Court,
Mr.. Howard 10 now resident OF Loe
Angeles county, California. He notes
many improvements in Carson since his
sojourn in these parts.
ABE RIcuEr. our old mountain cor
respondent Of Hope Valley. came into
town yesterday attired from head TO foo,
IN hkins. He looked like Seth kinmun.
the famous bear hunter.
SAM JONES OF the Crown Point Super.
intendency was in tho city yesterday in
attendance upon the q. 8. Court.
DAHL the man whose head was %
seriously hurt . few days ago, was re-
ported better. yesterday.
Nor sign Of the Gold Hill News yss-
terdsy or the day before. Whats the
trouble?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
rhe Pvssoo Tssas Go - seS u.
3. lisruSs (O0Ts-

A jury having been empanseied fnr
the trial OF the Prison title case. ttnovn
a. the Trssivsy suit). Argument Of
counsel vas heard yesterday. Gen. h
y. Clarke appeared for the State and
Hon. Il. S. Mesick for the Trsaiwsy
claimants. Gsntlsmen Who we're
present speak Of tie srgr meat a. dis
playing marked ability. on both sides.
General CIarke's familiarity With the
ease and his thorough study OF the
authorities bearing upon the points
involved. enabled him TO present his
side OF the matter with great force and
clearness. Judge SAwyer's inserroga-
tories to counsel. ct the end Of the
argument lead TO the belief that be will
decide against the binding effect upon
the State Of the Slinqeflapd judgment.
He has taken the matter under advise
ment and will probably render q aecis.
ion this morning. Should the
decision be adverse to the said
Judgment, that will pretty much end the
case. for the present. 81 least. Itis I
fact which IL obviuos upon the fsce Of
the action thst the case vAs one In
which James s. Slingsrland, himself. -
an individual. and not Jamcs s. Singer.
land, Wsrden. or Lieutenant. Governor,
Was the party defendant. We believs
that the only doubt ~ TO the invalisiity
OF the Judgment arises from the fact that
General Clarke signed his name to SEINE
OF the papers a. Robert II. Clarke, AT.
torney General" II be had lef, his tills
of there would be but little il any
ground for holding the State BY tbs
terms Of the Judgment in question. II
this case turns out ~ We hope Il may,
the vexed problem OF the Prison title
will be 30 far settled ~ to leave it M
longer cause for hot debates In th.
Legislature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

PxssoxAL.-Judgs McFaslaud Of
sacramsnto V sd Frank Kenyon oi
the Lyon County Times we're in the
city yesterday. Hon, jams d. NJ.
nor. Secretary Of State. rseasnsd
from his visit 10 Humboldt county.
wArxs NorIcx. Persons using,
or intending 70 ne. the Cassoa wstss
Compauy's vstss are dissole<l 70 {
notics elsewhere appearing With 70.
/, lssisn 70 irrigation.
Tsa Iatssualioaal Hossl. virsisia.
10 70 b. opened On The lst Of nsxs
month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
MINING STOCK REPORT
Morning hoard


! Raymond aud Ely i5s AZ
Eureka Con t'Os ~, Ilos i7,..e5sr II
Rye Patch zoos a,; 47ss 81 4cc, se~ 50 ss.
Leopard DOS "a, l5&s
ella zoos CO.
Hussey eOs 2nr
Gen Thomas zoos DC. Sos 2c
Manhattan 1905 y, JOS So
Grand Prize 1908 T. Z, MS 81 doc
Modoc SOS 9 q, l0o5s 81 Toe, 3ss 81 lie
New Coso s0(S 81 &c, ao0s u gee
Golden Chariot zoos s. ioc
Pcorman zoos i0c
Leeds 5s az, l0os 81 soc
Harrisburg 3J0s Re, ls0s fOc
Northern Belle zoos -
bullion zoos Az
Justice a;sls H. zoos II 40
oyerman Gus 5711,. LIS IS, los 81
s on6i,a r. lo ;, a; ; los " ~ g, 9 sll
Gould and Curry 1858 liA
c"ieionia 5l,s W, sos ". b5. 2ss 81. bio.
Crown Point Hos 81, zoos sH
California isos ..1, HOS AZ
Imperial 2ecssI SOC. 2sos ~. loos :, &c
Hale and Norcross 2lus ~, zoos ~
sierra Nevada SOS 6ss. sos o.
Evssiss Rspsvs. o
ophir aDs 22,S
Mexican lam is
liz 100. ny ,.1ss,o ~, soos ~ S"'s
Eest and kcichar T. n, az so ~ "A o,.. .S,>
los - ~ a. 10 SO oAs ~ %s's 1ozs'
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Chniiar III. ~ Yns 81 S,ns =. 10 "oo' va
Hale and Norcross 29ss AZ, los a 65c
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
A Bold TRAnr.--Ths silver sssss
Of March 10 tells the following:

sIo hwAors.-buo SILVER Noeo
Of March 10 tells the following:
Yesterday morning, - the pa~.sn.
ger train east was rassipg Kenlsr'a
mill. running q the rte o. about llf.
teen miles On hour asA Increasing liz
spssd rspidyi. 81 ssile tramp who
nse been seenole1 90 The SIDE 81 the
esack caught hold Of tho milling on She
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