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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24

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Der uutsrSri6nete tat an Der l7ten StraBe, Dem
5ilHmartt 9c9enIber, Gin neurs Snad@ II. S0arptn9s
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
French Millinery!

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aeihIpGen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-24
G. H. GRAVES,
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

rHn MARoH on THn FRnn.

ny HON. HORACE GREELEY.
Harkl an earthquakes deep o'or tho country Is
booming,
But no ruin behind it is socni
with iov each hoort swelling, zach visoEe illumingt
Earth brghtons whero'er t hath boon.
Tho wests gallant spirits FIRST thrilled to It's pealing
As sonward itrolled to tho sea
Nov tho North East and Center the impulse are iecng
'Tis the rising and march Of the frool
No portents procedc, and true hearts deplore IT,
No bright stars wauo dim IN the skyi
Miarule's cohorts faint are alone swept hciorottj
And quail MS Its blast hurtlcs hyi ~
Corrupton shruuk bands to their caYerns are uNch5
As ChaT in tho tempest they flee,
While full tho ear, meath the GLAD Pme OF leaNeh
Break tho shouts and the march Of the Frcol
No banners oro lifted, no trumpets are sounding
As that host In its triumph moves oni
And tho burst Of deep joy from each valley rcsoundng
Tells how fearless the victory won.
Az trcmblcs the earth 20 its mighty emotion
More firm grows each Patriot kncei
while People and States from the Lake 60 the Ocean,
Proudly join in the march Of the FREQ
From hy borders Pcnobscot their shout has assembled
C0nnocticutB tide bears it oui
Till with thine Mississippi is surgngs are blended,
And Roanoke recalls glOrcs E0nei
Thou, placid Ohio, art thrilled with the spirit
Walked from Michgans morgo TO thesca,
Whore our own noble Hudson proudly shall bear 1t,
Aud join in the march Of the Frcel
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
A Fine story Spoiled.

That fine story about the penury of
Douglass boyhood, his being compelled
to work for a livelihood at the cabinet
making business, &c., has been inno-
Gently spoiled by his sister, who, igno-
rant of the assembling Of politicians,
has, when questioned on the subject, re-
piled truly to the enquiries made She
says her mother had both the means and
the inclination to give her brother
Stephen a start in the world, and that
he was put into a cabinet-maker's shoT
simply to cure an overruling boyish de.
sire he had for working in wood, his
mother, with her experience well know
ing that but a short period Of the rougl
life of an apprentice would serve t.
send her boy back to his books, whert
she desired he should spend a few NOR,
years. lie worked but barely thre'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
GBc gomc Cjrrlc

A Coon ONE.-Two young ladies of
Philadelphia were lately spending the
summer in Northeastern New York
During their visit they took several long
rides with the daughter of their host
about the country. On one of these
occasions, as they had been travelling
some distance, and the day was warm,
and as a trough of running water stood
invitingly by the roadside, they conclu-
ded to give Sheir pony a drink. One of
the city ladies agreed to get out and ar
range matters for this purpose. The
others, remaining in the carriage, and
deeply engaged in conversation, for
some time paid no attention to the pro-
ceedings Of their companion. When,
at last, surprised at the long delay, they
turned to ascertain the cause, they dis
covered her endeavoring to unbuckle
the crupper. In amazemont they in
quircd, "What in the world arc you do
ing that for?" To which she naivoly
replied, "Whg / an, nbuchiing this
strap to let The horses head doIow so ht
can drmEP
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

HILLSBOROUGH, OHIO.
Thursday, :;;; August %, 1860

Il LII 30 ONO u U lis OEtlO.
Thursday, August %, 1850,
The Bell Party and It's Platform---
Views of the National IntelHgen-
Ger.
The efforts made in certain places,
and by certain men-who would bolost
sight Of were it not for these spasmod,
ic movements, which at least serve the
one purpose of keeping themselves be-
fore the people-to galyanize a Boll-Ev-
orett party into signs of vitality, upon
the platform of the "Constitution-th
Union of the States and the Enforce
ment Of the Laws "-obuude them
selves upon our notice as journalists.
There would be some occasion for
such a new party were there no party
already in the field protesting fealty to
the Constitution, devotion to the Union
Of the States, and willing to "enrorce"
all laws until altered or repealed by the
proper authority. There is no party,
out of the South, which assails the
Constitution, plots against the Union, or
rosists the enforcement of the laws
The Republican party contains no dis
unionists. They are for the Constitu-
ton which the fathers cstablished-they
desire its administration in the spirit
of the fathers-they aim to render the
Union "moro perfect" and stable, by
founding it upon the principles of jus,
tice, right and true republican equality
They propose not to resist, but to repoa
all laws contrary to natural right ant
justice. They propose to bring bach
the government to the starting poin
from whence it was launched by ou
fathers, freighted with the best inter
osts of so many unborn millions.
The object of the formation of thu
Union in the first place having been "tt
"provlde for the common defence, pro
mote the general welfare, and socur
the blessings Of liberty to ourselves an,
our posterity," the Republican part
propose to do nothing in controventio
Of these cardinal objects, Why, ther
are they denounced as seotionalists an
81 disuuionists? Is not that party sec
! tional and disunion whose principle
/, and policy grow out Of the support an
, extension Of local, sectional and p
e culiar institution?
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

MELANCHOLY SPECTACLE AN IN
SANE MONARCH.-The King of Prussia
is said to be now under the influence
of fearful visions and hallucinations.-
Sometimes at night he will start up
from his couch, and addressing the ina
ginary spirits around him, will Gil the
air with his cries; and then again, at
another time, he will sit for whole days
and nights in state of complete tor
por, taking no refreshments and utter
ing no sound. The gardens Of Sans
Souci, where, until lately, he used to be
wheeled about in a chair on rollers, now
see him no more, and he is, to all ap.
pearauces, dead already to the outer
world. Visitors, walking on the rose
crowned terraces Of tho new palace,
sometimes see q thin shadow, pale and
trembling, sitting in front of the win.
dows above, and arc overcome with in
voluntary awe on being told. "D8 is den
branbe Koaig" And all this at the fu-
vorito residence of the most genial Of
Prussian Kings the place built express
ly to Danish cares.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

MARVELLOUS ESCAPE OF CHILDREN
FROM LIGHTNING. A special Provi-
dence, as the orthodox term it, seemed to
protect four little children, sleeping in
room in New London, on Monday
night when the house was struck by
lightning, and the subtle fluid shivored
one bedstead and tore off the foot board
Of the other, without injuring in the
least the innooents who we're there re-
posing on the very bedstead thus shat
tered and destroyed.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF DRoUTH IN
TExAs.-A letter from San Autonia,
Texas, dated July 21st, says: "The
weather continues perfectly dry, and be-
sides, the failure of the crops is caus-
ing great Inconvenience, by hindering
transportation between the coast and
San Antonia. Froights have risen so
much that -four within week or two,
has gone up from $40 to $50 per bar
rel, and corn is now selling here for SO
per bushel Water brought from the
Mississippi river, is selling in Indianola
and Lavaca, for tloeny. .fve cents per gal-
Ton!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
gflistGLLanCoNs
The OH Fever in Ponnsylvania.

The Oil Fever in Pennsylvania.
The Pittsburg Press is responsible for
the following.
Politics are dull, but great is the
stampede for OIL In Vcnango county,
oil and oil sites fll the heads of men,
women and children, to tho exclusion
of everything else.
A stranger there inquired Of per-
son by the roadside how far il was to
Tutsville, and he was promptly answer
ed, zone hundred dollars for lease Of
6fty feet, aud one-fourth Of the oil. ~
On arriving in the town, he inquired
the price of board, and was informed by
the lady of tho house, "that the price
was fast going up, and that good sites
were worth two hundred dollars for a
base Of fifty feet and one-half the oil"
He finally concluded the people were
crazy and he would leave, and turning
round, he called to little boy, AMI ask
ed him the road to Franklin. well,
sir" said the boy, "Mr. McElraths we'll
yields forty barrels a day" He then
found a guideboard pointing toward
Franklin, and he started expecting
every moment to go down into pond
of greesc; but directly he came to O
point where the road forkod, old nc
guidebord; he was in quandary. lie
saw a man approaching; he was afraid
to ask, but concluded to venture said
he, stranger, which of these roads
shall take for franklin" "We.l, re.
piled he, "you can't miss anywhere
there's lie all the way to Franklio. lie
Creek is all ile." "But what of the
fish" said the traveller, "they cannot
live in oil. "Look -a-here, stranger,
he shouted, 81 tell you lie Creek is al
lie, and the FISH are all sardines" The
traveller took to the woods.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

months at cabinet.making, a rather
shorter period than is required even iu
this fast age to make a Passablo work
man. It is too bad to knock from
Douglass pedestal one of the frmest
props; but then it is best that the truth
be spoken.-TStat journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

"DIa, 1 am going to make some soft
soap for the fair this fall, said beau
tiful miss Of seventeen to her mother
the other day.
"What put that notion into your head,
Sally?'
"Why, ma, the premium is just what
I have been wanting"
"An ohio Fa1mer,' and hope he
will be a good-looking one"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
Deplorable Condition of Southern
CrODs.

Deplorable Condition of Southern
Crops.
We continue to receive, says the New
Orleans Bulletin, very discOuraging ac-
counts of the condition and prospects
of the crops in the South. Indeed, if
these accounts be not a little overdrawn,
our planting interests have received such
a blow as must entail much distress
upon many communities in our section.
Not within our recollection has vegeta.
ton in the Southern States been visited
with such extraordinary weather.
In many sections, no rain has fallen
for fully three months. The nights
have been hot and dewless, while fierce.
ly blazing suns, withoring blasts of
heated air, with frequent hurricanes
land, in some sections, storms of rain and
hail, will render memorable for many a
year the days Of the summer OF 1861
Such has been the weather South, and
the result is seen in cornfeds so com
pletely burned up, as, in many instan-
ces, not to afford even fodder for cattle
Cotton, too, in several sections, is re-
ported as having ceased growing, and
is now promaturely opening at the top.
AS remarked in a previous article, the
intelligent reader can readily conclude
for himself the actual condition of veg
citation subjected to such blightng
weather. For ourselves we confess our
inability to arrive at a general conclu-
sion as to the quantity of corn saved,
and the relative proportion of the com
ing cotton crop to those of previous
years.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
4oUt9s' department.

lBor tho News,
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 2l letters:
My 8 IA Is what am do.
My II Us 20 is an animal.
My 160 10 Is what do In the morning.
My 80 li Is domestic animal
My 48 ~ g is aknd of fruit.
My 10 10 no Is q weight.
My II l6 is usod for smoothing clothes
MY AZ 10 20 81 is "a mans name
Ny whole is gontleman's name In Highland county,
MuSQUITO.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

Gentility is neither in birth, fashion,
wealth nor manner-but in mind. A
high sense of honor, a determination
never to take a mean advantage of an
other, an adherence to truth, delicacy,
politeness toward those with whom we
have dealings, are its essential charac-
teristics.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

II stand on the platform of my party,
and palsied be my arm if l ever stand
on anything else"
"No, you don't" interrupted little
shoemaker in the crowd; you stand in
my boots, and 1 want the money for
them"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

A wag said, 81 loved my wife at first,
For the first two months l felt as though
1 could eat her up; and have been sor-
ry ever since that l didn't"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

A little boy returning from the Sun
day school, said to his mother: "Ma,
amt there a huy-chsm for little boys?
This cat-echism is too hard for me.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

Big Crops ON THE WABAsu.-The
Lafayette Journal says:
A greater amount Of produce is now
going forward to the Eastern markets
than was ever before known. One humid
red and eight loaded cars passed over
the Wabash Valley Railroad yesterday
and the entire shipment reached Toledo
last night. The day previous one or
two large trains went into the same
place, a great quantity of the produce
being shipped from Lafayette Every
canal boat that can be secured along the
line of the Wabash and Erie canal is
loaded to the guards with grain, and on
the move for Toledo.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

terpretations unknown to them, and alb
horrent to their often .avowod princ.
pies. Under tho new dogmas Of tho
slavery party, in which the free States
of the North are asked to acpujoscc,
lest their opposition should give rise to
agitation, it is claimed that this local
institution--which our fathers contem-
plated would die by the mere force Of
the principles which they had pledged
their lives, their fortunes and their sa-
cred houors to sustaiu--should be uni
vorsally recognized Are they not tho
scciioualisi5 who demand that the whole
policy of the nation should turn upon
the pivot of slavery Are they not the
men who demand that the interests of
the ,odie man should be ignored and
overslaughed--that free labor, and
those interests dependent upon free
labor, should be left in allegiance, to
shift for themselves? We say, then,
that the advocates Of those doctrines
which imply the paramount claims Of
slavery--which seek to porycrt tho
Constitution from the purposes avowcd
by the fathcrs--aro the only disuuion-
lists. We say, further, that that party
which seeks to build itself up by ig-
noring these issues, is playing into tho
hands of the sectionalsts, and instead
Of putting an end to antagonism on
these national questions. is merely con-
tributing what influence it may have to
protract tindefuitely the struggle.
The National Intelligencer, the ablest
advocate of the constitutional Union"
party, in commenting upon the terrific
rial question, says "Tho fathers and
founders of the Republic acted for moro
than half a century upon the intcrpro-
tation of unconstitutional law'--haying
respect to the different situations of diff
Heront territorial regions--that Con-
gress has the power of either prohibit
ing or sanctioning the establishment
IF s,ovorv--boino Governed bv sound
discrotion occordirc 70 bo variant
circumstances Of tbc several cosos nro-
sontod 70 tboir consideration -
The TptoIIiooncor sovs f,rtbor that
utbc Northern Democratic doctrine bv
doDviro to Conrross p mower which had
bcon reooonized bv all departments Of
tho Government until q vorv recent
dor sfon5s in oDrosition to tbo nrocti-
cos Of tbc Government rs administered
bv the r,thcrs"
yyI., .,on :, ol,ru,oIl, NTH ;rro.
u,,;on on1 5on,+rro FROM ou bo oIJ
,.-I 10 WI on, ouzouo5 -
wcokapipa and wearing away the strands
of the bond of Union which our faith
ers established? Certainly not the Re
nubIicons--our opponcnts being our
iudoas The RcnnbIicaps believe that
Concross is clothed with pIenorv mower
ovor tbo +orritorios Tho TntoIIiaorccr
saws Eve arc satisfied that CONGRESS
has nIonorv mower and exclusive iuris.
lictioD oyor tbon in tbe matter Of
slavery rs in all other RESPECTS. Such.
&c rro nm rdorstond was the theory and
sucb the practice of the fathers. The
all. I;r;+o+;,r, ;,r-.,J 10 tbot Of tIa;,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

HAMILTON CoUNTY..-The Rcpubli-
cans on Thursday nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Congress-First Dis
trict, Judge Oliver NJ. Spencer; Second
District, John A. GurIoy; Sheriff-Leon-
ard A. Harris; County Auditor--John
Y Olden; Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas--Chas e. Cist; Probate Judge
S. S. Carpenter; Prosecuting Attorney
Theophilus Gains; County Commission
er--Leonard Swartz; Coronor--F. S.
Emmert; County Surveyor. w. Gil.
bert; Director of the County Infrma-
ry--Jo ohm X. Green.
The Gazette and Commercial both
speak of the ticket as an excellent one
-one of the best ever made in the
county by any party, and the indica-
tions are that it will be elected,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

THE USE OF GAS IN AMERICA.-The
American Gaslight Journal publishes a
table of gas companies, of which the
following is summary: 38l American
companies, with capital of S4T9ll,-
2l5; twonty.three companies in British
Provinces, S2,112,O4O; nineteen Cuban,
Mexican and South American compa-
nies, G$,500,0O0. Total companies 423;
aggregate capital, $5G,523, ,25j. OF this
capital, New York State has Sl2,78O, ,25O,
made up ofseventy.one companies, which
sell coal gas at an average Of SO 20 per
1000 feet.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

LIFTED 1,16O LBs.-That modern
Samson, Dr. Windship, of Boston, has
recently astonished his friends and ad-
mirers, by lifting dead weight Of elev-
en- hundred and sixty pounds. Muscle
and mind are uppermost nowadays.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23
Tho Elootoral VOC Of tbo states.

AS q matter Of convenient reference,
we publish below a statement Of the
electoral vote Of each State in 1860 TO-
gether with the popular vote in 1856.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-23

"Then, sir, the position Of the SEN
ator from South Carolina is entirely
impractioablo. 1t is also inadmissible
If practicable ID loould reUOiutiOaize the
fundamental principles Of the Govern
menL II 10ouid destroy the great PriHci-
pies Of popular equality (not popular SOW
ereignty) which must necessarily form
the basis Of all institutions. ITWOULD
BE A RETROGRADE MOVEMENT