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TENNESSEE LEGisLATURE.
SENATE.
wEpxEspAY. Nov. 20, 1859.

WEDNEsDAY. Nov. %, 1859.
Mr.. Newman. (Mr. Wood in the cbair,) in
troduced bill to amend the charters Of the
county Agricultural and Mechanics Socie-
ties. Passed 1t re; dirg-
Al-o a bill for the relief of s. p. Smith and
J. c. Goodrich. Passed 1st reading and re-
ferred. with petition accompanying, to the
judiciary Committee.
MIR. Horn. "a bill to amend the Corporation
Laws Of the town of Dover. in Stewart
county. Passed 1t reading.
The bill to Incorporate Middle Tennessee
Insurance Company. Passed LIT reading.
ACTION OF THE SENATE N RELATION TO THE
DEATH OF L. @. EASTMAN. STATE PRINTER.
After he mornings business was disposed
Of. III the St nate. MIR. Payne. of Shelby. urosc
and stated bat he had painful duty to per-
form. and by the special request of the MEN,
Der from Davidson. which was to make mo-
ton IT, adjourn, as token Of respect to the
memory of Maj E. g. Eastman, who died
this morning at O'Clock.
The Senator then INDUCED in a brief and
appropriate add ess 10 the Senate. tulogisiic
of the public and private life Of deceased.
his many estimabe qualities OF head and
heart. aud his energy OF character and social
worth. He stated. That il was but few weeks
since that it had deyoived upon him to per-
iom the same sad duty for distinguished
Tenn, ssean, and now it was again his duty
TO make mol0n TO adjourn out of respect
to the m mory of another distinguished
man ami an officer of the Legislature. He
lad lett Maj. Ess tinaH the night before in the
enjoyment eli good hraiih and in buoyant
spirits, and it was difficult 10 describe The
shock his I, elia2s had sustained. when this
morning the journal over which deceased
bad presided long and with So much abil-
ity, come to him sbrouded in mourning and
containing the announce mt at of his death
MuJ. T.. he said first entered public life as
an editor in Knoxville. and subsequently
came 10 Nashville, here he became connect
ed with the Nashville Union and continued
IA act as editor Of the paper up TO the time
of his death.
Iu his Intercourse with those even who were
opposed to him in politics, he always had
oh,erv, Il CONNIE ndabe degree of blandness
and amcHity OF disposition. He had held
several Offices in The State, and was for sever
al sessions Principal Clerk of this House, and
1T bis death. held the Ofiicg OF Secretary of
the State Agricultural bureau, and Public
Printer. And, as an officer of this LegIsla-
ture. ii was due that proper respect should
be shown To his memory. II there was any
thing continued the Speaker, calculated to
soften the asperities of party feeliEg, it " as
such events as these. when we all consider
what each one of us will enc day he called
to pay this debt 10 nature. Tie deceased,
said Mr. Payne. had batlled his way through
lite by his own energies. He leaves a vile
and latge family to mourn bis loss.
Mr.. PIyne, then moved. as a token of re-
spect, that The > nate stand adjourned until
o'clock Friday, which motion prevailed.
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A YoUNG LADY SENT WEST BY ADAMS Ex-
PREss.-A beautiful and accomplished young
lady passed through this city last week, en-
route ior ST. Lonis. whore shc WAS being sent
hy express. She was h ON Paris and being
unable To speak our 'karhGr"us lingo" h, r
friends had adopted this method CT sending
her To her dcstina ion; she was regularly ell
tered upon The .'way-bill'' aud freight paid
all tie way through. The Messenger who
accompanied her thus far said ii was the
most precious fright he ever had charge of
aud tor he firt ii ne in his life he Was per-
fectly willing TO go all the way through, not
ohiy his ronie. but any ones else between
here and 81 Louis. The lady seemed to en-
JOY herS'alf very much and WAS provided Wi b
state room, or seat in the cars. as the case
required, hy the attentive me ssenuer. and we
understand was d livrred mp to her friends
in ST. Louis in due tiIns.-Ne'O FORK Day
Book.
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Moro Sr4NPEnE.-The Chiesgo y0asnat
says that on Thursday evening, the II h
last. the underground abroad arrived there
with thirty passengers. I've from the vicinity
OF Richmond. Va. twelve from Kentucky .
aud thirteen fram Missouri. They are nos
all sale ia Canada. The thirteen from Mis-
souri, were sold to go dosn the river, the
very day they started. A stalSart Elk footer
aud e sasrP's rise we're tas only gsldeA
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HsiioWsyss cintmenr--P@iEs Ia the
baeS Or Btabs, stsa ask, Fhsamztisn, ri'saasise
gsat ueaaE.sisiz AID s.rs Ihrsas, csrsd b. rub
hng sAs great aa's Diseases q lAs EEsc.ss
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AmbrOtypes and MeIaneotype

u He cheapest ~ the best, made at the Ar
i Gallery, corner OF College and Union streets.
DaguereUItype Picture eff deceased persons here
be copied and thrown to the LIfe Size P2Tirdt
Please call aud see specimens.
c. c. HUGHES,
Principle and sole proprietor Of the MeIueotype
right in Nashville. Boy.1-n
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IrOUR good Upstair Rroms On a respectable family
l. Mood or Coal House, with Of Yard aud
Hydraut. Posse SOU LIST january, 1850.
Apply at THIS Office nov2l-u
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SApONlFIE1N,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More usdH Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
lNOR making san wtthuLIlme. with little trouble
Il and at trim gexpcnse. Ihe CheHpestarticlc ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound Mil make
tseive or Afieeu gallons 81 gocd soft snsp, nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers ~ ind superior
article for cleaning type. Ills perfectly soluble aud
free from impurities.
RrokeDis small amps and pat up IN ] , ., aud
n cats.
AauufActsred at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn and sold BY
r DURKEF 4 CO..
oetS-dAwly ISL Pearl street. New York.
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Sanford's Challenge Heaters.

lust received a lot of Sanfurd's celebrated CHAI-
- LENGE HEATERS, the most powerful heaters,
and The greatest fuel known. They pit
ed f'r in TIvatr Houses Public Fl Ills Chambers,
Stores, &c. Nothing superior to them has been :
vented.
In addition TO them have variety Of other stoves
Of the hest kinds; and are prepared 10 put up fur
nsces, &c ad to do ali descriptions u work ia my
line, at the shOi test notice.
nnys3-td JNO. W. WILSON.
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BRANDY! BRANDY =!

xITK have tust received N be sold Tor account
w esssisn he lsiiosfng sspsFsor brandy via
. Half fipes 0i@rds Dupey Co cogsae, isszs
= finea Ca.iill4R CO. :. 1884
soaarier q f.sauib ISL;
:" otsEd. pupsy Co lass:
Tue aeovs eli - SD % = credit q tour nsn.ns.
II nct disposed q prcxious - cur next ancooA -
ffassasy nexll hxiIl - ockred a aucsiop- Cal
eARrER. wIIsFokp 90
sox3r 80 . k2TSs< 9sS.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. %. 1859.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. %, 1859.
The House met pursuant 10 Adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bnrdwell.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. MOTphis presented a memorial from
y citizens OF Hardcman and McNairy coun-
tics asking that Tuscumbia river be declared
u navigable stream.
Mr.. She'd presented a petition from mer-
chants aud other citizens Of Coffee county in
relation To merchants tax. Referred.
Mr.. Shield also presented a petition from
ctiZ"Hs OF Tnllahoma for the incorporation
Of Female School in their town.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Wiscncr offered a resolution instruct
lug the Secretary of State to purchase new
stoves for the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentdtives. Rule suspended and resolution
adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read
a first time and srveralIy passed:
Mr.. MorThs. bill declaring Tnscumbia
river nnvigaLlr.
MIR. Can't, a bill directory to the Attorney
Central in relation TO the Interests of the
STAT" in the Lagrange and Memphis Railroad
Company.
Mr.. WbttbOrne (Mr. Lea in the chair then
moved that the House adjourn until Friday
morning O'Clock. in token If respect To the
memory of Maj L. G.. EASTMAN. late Public
Printer If this House. Mr.. w. accompanied
the m"ti"n with a few appropriate remarks,
testify ing, from a long acquaintance, 10 the
many eXcellcncies OF his character. The
motion was seconded by Mrssrs. J. G. Pic
kelt. Il. Il. Chcaham Il. II. Armstrong. aud
J. J. Williams, each OF " HON bore testimony
10 Maj. Easiman'~ nmiable and genial dispu-
sirion, aud to the energy and ability OF the
d. ceased. Aud thereupon the motion was
| concu red in unanimously, and the House
adjourned.
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For Sale at a Bargai".

A NEW neat One Story Brick Dwelling House two
~ Roo s, Porch and Cistern. situate in Shelby s
FIR { adtiti''n, Russell street, opposite DR. Her
man g cottage. For further information enquire on
the prem. at Ibis Office. noy2s-f
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New Music! New Masic!!
Al Luck'S Music Store.

DoBBiN around ,schcttisees - cents.
ID sliseFy Nicnlshi hyoaf 70
have heart from hoanss %
Anbic Lab, "a beaefiEsi Sobg 20
sssstle AnHis ( Variations by BeilAkJ IS
EoFest Glzds Polka Br.li4st, ~ Colts
cbaik, ~
Il frap Laia, comp iets Opera, IS 90
Ric hasdso1 = SD lfaDo Instructor, 60
Teacher. ard Summaries sapplied the usual
tsTms aha Music ssnt 70 any part Of the conntry %
rscSaps Of ansrket price scptiIN - q
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WAN TED.
FOR RENT

A GIRL TO do house work; an Industrious white or
n black girl Will answer. Apply at No. IL South
Spruce street or al TINS Ofice. nov22N
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houses and Lots
A Il PU BI-IC ALE.

ON FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1859, on the pre-
~ misses, will sell n public sale hat valuable
improved property of the late Mr.. TaFvor situated
on College street IN Nctiayockis hrst addition. TIE
lot fronts ninety Eve feet College and
back about lSd feet To alley. There are IL o
frame houses, with all ether necessary out houses
Oh The lot, which has been oivted, and each con-
tains from three 10 SIX rooms, ali n good rcp-ir.
This prop rty situated in OF the most thickly
settled and fast ImpToV ing sdditIous 10 Nashville,
and is Ia every respect desirable property We
would earnestly call the attention of those wishing
Ia purchase CT cap and comfortable homes TO this
sale, and would ASA examination OF Il before DAY
OF sale.
TKi;Ms or SIE-ore bird cash, balance in one and
two years, With interest, and a lien retained.
r. Il. GLASCOCk Z. Co,
noys-td. Agents.
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WEEKLIES.

~ LahLhLLNs
NEW YORK LEDGER: NEW YORK MERCURY;
NEW DIRK WEEKLY; Niw YORK CLIPPER:
NEW YORK HFRAID; OUR MUSICAL FRIEND;
THE Nj SICAL WoRIn; Thu BUDGET OF FUN;
PokTER'S s. IRIT OF FLAG OF OUR UNION;
TIE TINES, THE rHOT;
NAT ONAL POLICE Ga HARTER'S WEEKLY;
ZfTTE; FRANK LISlJEs PIC
BALLOU-S PICTORIAL; ToRlAL;
&C &C.
Are kept constantly on hind. Subscriptions reeeiT-
ed and the latest numbers sold by
F. HAGAS,
nov2c-tf a. College street
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POStsIoItenlent.

TIE above sale IS postponed until MONDAY, No
he weather. noV:2
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new A6pertlsrments.

For Cairo and 81. Louis.
rTNHE nHe Fight drauRht -,
Il steamer = IA, CoRRvrr, --=Hv.sc7 |
Master, VIII leave tor the above
and intermediate ports Oh THURSDAY, tAs 24th
inst, at ? O'Clock, II. NJ
A HAMU TON, =.
nov22-td II. II. H,ERi son, AFehe'
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A Partner Manted.

tNTITH cash cap tl OF 81 600 S goo, will be re-
w ccIyed Us an equal 'ss Iner in "a business where
So 90 is already Invested. Address "a. b - care
Methodist publishing House, Nashville, Tenn.
y. Bills # stock on hand viii be shown sat
sfy the party that the above amount is actually
invested. lnoYf-tW
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NOTICE
Fancy Goods.

VUST received a fresh stock Of Fancy Goods
81 Combs brushes, Purses. Po-ket Books. Porte
MOnaAef, Leather Satcb-ts, TrAve cling Cases, shell
TIeking Coubs, Ncsi ButtOns .iiaETs, Strsps Toilet
Mirrors, scissors Halves, &c. sallfVT salelo by
novI2tf J.. u McsHL-
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Misfellaaeons.
CHANGE of LOCATION.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. Gas. W. snIIH his en-
- IRE STOCK OF tOUkS AND sTA11OStkY, at
80. "a CoHese street, shall once remove my
sock from Market street 10 the Store No Al Col
lege street, " b. re itend c..ntlnnnK the t,tJOK
It's departments and here shall be teas,,i "a see
ny ola irie.as and the pubic generally
Nov :. 1853. n uacaN
Having disposed OF my stock Of Brooks s,,,,,r..,-
&c, To Mr. p hAGAN, solicit a contn,,an,a - * ,
patronage u my irients for NY successor.
SAAS. W. SMITH
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
81 e. - q

- 80 -: - -
1.-TWO throuEh Passenger Traii . between Nash
II N4ile and Louisville naking closs competitors al
I4u,svale ar Nes AuEk hurton I'm &C ELI hia Bal
Ii1nore washpg.nu Clsy. bunRio; Niagara Falls,
CieFelznd, Clnsin1stl. ~ luis, and a. West.
Frsi tran .sates NHrh, iiie at A. n. daily stop
ping a SAilsiin. having Green, 6lasguw IDpstsou,
"a sabetEiN AID ali sgui4T stations South Of Leb
shsu JuDcfil o.. hen sEnaiisd by 1sg, and arrfv-
ns In Loaisvili- go q. 81. Return g, leaves
i4saisviiie Al 20 a. NJ. stoI4ang above, aud
irving 10 Nashville a. S's6 4. n.
ssessad IRAN i-axes Nashville 2s25 p. n. dSiiy,
(Snhd4ys excepted stapHiag nrst tram, and ar
rISing la laIsgTe ~ IL "a nsht. Returning leaves
Leaisv lie ~ Al z. NJ, sioppeg a. above, aud ar
iae Nashville a. 1910 at nisbt-
CallAiin Aceunssavdattul Iran leaycs Nashvi
dslly (Susd4ys rxcetged) al ss0o z. ~ stopping a.
regular state ~beb - n1lici b. nag, and Arris-
ing IN Gaiiatit atv@SP. n. Returning leaves Gala
tia al 20 A. NJ, and aTiEyes N AzsAxlss a s'<s
A. NJ
JAMES D. GAMBLE, supr.
A J. FsEfp Gen rtIickst Agt sosT du
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Dissolution.

rTNHF co p.rtnership beret.fF~ existing Under the
i Ftyle AID nrn u :. ". LANGLEY o., has
tbs esv b~eu a. solved b. nataai eoosrat- The
hs.iess. sfu hsFeafsr De condacEed b. ! "
LANGLEY, Shs .aoss AaIhOT. sd settle the
business Il tie ials Ora.
y. RUCKER Jr.
J. LANSLkf.
Sashxlls Jsly Let. 1879.
SB-Tne sasnsss hereafter wtii BE ossdaeted
By tbs aa4srsgsse, A. The old st4hd, ~ Uniou
street. :. ". LANGLEY.
L oct-9-0
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Runaw Negro 60 be Sold.

DUksI ANT 10 the law In such case prov ided 4
II will sell the highest bidder for cash, al the
Court House Nashville, on saturday the 10th day
Of D,crn. Der, 1859, hegFo man named Jack. Jack
was Inmititd Z" tie au sf Iayidton couniy
tie Ssh day 4 NOV nibeT. 1855, represented when
united that be belonged Ia A'exAl Ger Jones, Of
TayeIt, county, AiAbafua An.l Eas been reclaim.
ed. lie y about 20 years Old, ie inches high,
and weighs about 10 pounds, ana IL u dark
pic1O'. sale under the laN, and Will comm nicate
good title against all zee section tss VI
the Code OF 1enEessee.
J. N. HINTOS,
Sheriff Of Davidson county.
BIZ Luz HnhsnN. Jnlmr. lO-ld
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Cheap but Good.
Notice.

n he Subscribers to the stock ~ the Spring
l. street Bridge Company are requested 10 meet q
the Office o. 4. : Lindsey Isl, on saturday
the letl cay Of neoember next, for tie purpose Vi
slectng seven Directors
By order OF the Commissioners.
nnulC-td
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For Rent,

A TINF reside~ce 90 Cherry street No. % ron
n tRinug geo. roons. kitrfen. servants ruons.
carriage horse ara stable IN" house VIII fur
plehcd with cHs uNtt res. boil tres bssihug kp-
raratus. &e and y conveHicnt to tho busiuess part
of TIL civ.
nov 2s-if PAINS BROWN 4 co.
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Two Daily Trains 90 81. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after OCTOBER 5th, 1889, Passenger
" Trains vail leave New Albany Opposite Louis
Nllo), as follows:
SIS NJ Chicago aud "a. louis Express Mail
DAILY except sundAys) reaching 81. l. MI 81 as
A. NJ, and Chicago al 7:sS A. NJ; Cincinnati at
1888 4. M.
1880 Z. ~ Chicago and 81. LOUIS Night Express
{iAaiy except Satutdays), fcaGttng - cute al
2;]5P. Nj, aud Chcas" at $50 =. H. To shtur-
day nights this tram runs only TO Mitchell, re-
turning "nday mornings.
$50 A. NJ. Nit tell Aooon,mot alton q ally eAcept
Sunday ,. Returning cUnnt cts With the train
from ~. IoIis al d:;O A. ~, rea,hhR New Al
bsny Al s:t5 =. NJ, Louisville al bsst =. n.
Trans irrle -. iugIs 81 so A. NJ, and 3 90 4.
NJ. arriving Al Loulsyille ~ $50 A and $50
T. n.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bakery and Confectionery.

iSO received One assortment % fTeafh co.,
"A fcctAsnarIes. / stiii mauuftCtr rig that A
No C.soy, And atn ceiling u IS cheap as any
honssin the city. b<Xe male, rccruis aadts"n ~
my Hikers Ana Agi BOA able 20 turuisb great
many more of those extra large Leaves Il brese
9Th ali the variety u Cakes, tIes, Se &C
ChkS. Rui.ER iSoN,
oet2T No - AafkCL stFssS
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REVOLUTIONS.

Mr. WiscnCr offered a resolution instruct
lug the Secretary of State to purchase new
stoves for the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentdtiVes. Rule suspended and resolution
alDDttl.
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A. j. FInB. GenfTlsksi asa ssrIa,f
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4 BILL TO EXCLUDE FREE NEGROES FROM TIE
kTAIE.
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The Picture Business.

I have listened this winter with all the pa-
Il tience man could have, TO sec how far
men would go In praising themselves. They
urge people TO come ou1 u5 &c they took Pic
lures ia the natural colOrs, and NO one cou Id
Initiate them. IL any one Cun produce any
Pictures superior TO any that / can make, then
will think everybody on ght to rush and get
one of the "Supeyior Piotures' before they
leave.
have been blown up by powder, but being
born ion the State Of Virginia, where they learn
anything to learn it perfect people know chat
men from that State are hard TO defeat as
Washington with am unframed set Of men,
defeated the British, JOSEPH III. CASKIE.
Hilsboro, March 10, 1859.
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New Game for Little Folks.

Fathers and mothers, sisters and
brothers, can all take a part, and its
point is in "suitiug the action to the
io0rd."
Tho actors arc chosen, and they SO.
lect a word to which all the players in
succession have to express arhymo in
dumb show. For instance:
The word selected is Lane.
The first player comes in, making th,
most absurd grimaoes and contortionl
to show that he is in pain
The sooondrubbing his coat with q
rag, as if to remove a stain.
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TlMILTl SEWING MACHINE.
Now Styles
Prices from $50 to S12j.

IIHESE Machines sew from two spooIs, as
a purchased from the store, requiring no
rewiuding Of thread they Hem Fell, Gather
and Stitch I'm a superior style, finishing each
seaui by theiroW opeartiou, without recourse
to the hand-needle, as is required by other
machines They will do better and cheaper
sewing than a seamstress can, even if she
works for one cent an hour, and are, unquss-
tionably the best Machines i'm the market for
family sewing, on account Of their simpl iCityi
durability, ease of management, and adapta-
tion to- all varieties of family sewing--eXecu-
ting either heavy or fine work with equal la-
ciIity, aud without special adjustment.
As evidence Of the unqueslioned superiori-
ty Of their Machines, the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Company beg leave to re-
spectfuIly refer to the following
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The third going through the motions
Of using a plane.
The fourth walking as if with n cour
The fifth as if carrying an umbrella
and walking through puddlos in the rain
And the sixth coquctting before the
glass, to show that She is rain.
The ingenuity Of the audience is cx
orted to discover the name and the var.
i0us rhymes
Forfoits may be ozoctcd for Imperfect
or badly expressed rhymes.
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For the News.
MY HIGHLAND HOME.

NY MARY D.
My Highland home, my Highland home,
love thy rocks ahdmurmuriug streams
In summer days I roam thy hills,
And oft al night Pm there i'm dreams
To me no spot in the wide earth
Is dcarcr than this homo and hearth.
My Highland home, my Highland home,
The golden Autumn crowns thee now,
Walks DER the earth with solemn treod
A fading wreath upon her brow
Yet sweet, this eve so calm and fair,
The wiud-harp's music echoing there.
My Highland home, my Highland home,
love thy deep and shadowy woods;
My soul gives back an echoing voice
TO Nature in her "wildest moods;
I'm worldly througs feel alone,
But not in thee, my Highland home!
In thy deep woods, in days of yorc,
A Joyous band oft roamed in gloe,
As they may wander nevermorc,
When their young hearts were glad an,
free;
And voices have each valo and Hill,
That whisper of the loved ones still!
My Highland home, my Highland home,
Below you meadow flows the stream,
Where oft saw those dear ones roam,
Where oft l saw their bright eyes CLEAN
Thou hast for me, oh murmuring
A spell, a sweet remembrance still!
But now their paths I only tracei-
O'er other hills, by other streams,
Those dear ones wanderi but those days
Come like sweet visions in my dreamsi
Come in the eve, and memories bring
or the sweet songs they used to sing.
All, still the thought makes toars to start,
That they who oft slept side by side
They who laid near one mothers heart,
In whose young veins flowed the same
tide
or blood, and "mtngled in one band,'
Should be so scattered o'er the land!
Ny Highland home, my Highland home,
I'D leave thee never ull die;
Then with an angels footsteps roam
The Heaven, where storms have all Passe
by,
And meet in yon bright spirlt-lEnd,
That dear long-severed household band!
Sept, 1853.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-13
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-13

FLATTEBINa CHILDREN - Children
ought to be allowed to forget themselves
as much as possible. Their odd express
sions and original remarks-no matter
how funny-should not be laughed at,
or repeated before them, enough 20 give
them the idea that they are particularly
smart, for they soon come TO imagine
that such things are expected Of them.
Let them be Kept as free as possible
from solfcousciousness, for egotism will
come early enough, in spite Of train
iug--aud nothing is moro unnatural
and unpleasant than a child who thinks
Of nothing but itself.