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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-04-18
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According to tradition, Damascus is
built on the spot where Cain slew Abel
Mount Ararat, in Armenia, when seen
from afar in certain positions, has in its
summit a striking resemblance to q ship.
The whole country around is full Of
traditions respecting Noah and the ark
The garden Of Gethsemane, the scene
Of the Savior's passion is about a third
of an acre in extent, and is surrounded
by a low wall The garden is planted
with olive, almond and fg trees. Eight
Of the olive trees are said to have been
in existence ever since the time Of
Christ, and it is considered sacrilege to
pluck their leaves.
The "Potter's Field" bought for the
thirty pieces Of silver which were the
price of the treason Of Judas, was ex-
amined in 1889. A cave was discover
ed, filled with skulls, evidently not of
Jews, but Of foreigners.
The initials 'I. il. S." CJesus Homi-
mem SALVATORE were invented by St.
Bernardine in the XIV. century. After
the plague in Sienna he travelled the
country, putting up these letters in the
churches wherever he went.
Certain ancient Judaic authorities as.
sert that Enoch, or his forefather Seth
was informed by Adam that the world
was to perish, once by water and sec.
ond time by fire. Two pillars were then
erected, one Of stone against the water
and the other Of brick against the fire
and upon these pillars was engraved al
such learning as had been delivered to Of
invented by mankind. By these means
all knowledge was not lost at the food
as one of the pillars remained and wa
seen by Josephus.
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Sarmcr's Department,
[For tho News
Letters to Young Farmers-No 3.
BY Uncle Henry.
THE FARMER ON HIS FEET.

THE FARMER ON HIS FEEL
L shall aim now to put the Farmer
on his ieot--In other words, to try TO
create IN him proper appreciation oil
his status among men, And to 0egln'
he ought to be an 'ntell'gcnS man. wei
all know what Intelligence means 1 90
not mean that man must be a classic
learned in all the ancient lore. lie need
not burden his brain with the dead Past
but he must be full OF the living Present.
TO be an intelligent man Ihe past comes
to us In dreams, awakening WhIspersj
the present talks to us facts and hgures'
In the one, we read the eP'taPhs OF
dynasties and nations; in the other, we.
are brought in contact with men and
their enterprises.
Why should man, who has master
ed his old dog-eared "DlIIon,' be igno-
rant OF current events IN his own neigh
acknowledgement perhaps, OF those
things wherewlth he busles his handsE
what! make me scholar! l, who have
never darEened the door oi a college IN
my lie, am required to be a scholar
or dolt?' Neither my young friend;
l do not require you to be a scholar
technically; but ought to require you
to be an Intelligent Farmer. In your
"Prde OF place, would have you shine.
l would not have you to bO doH any
where. Is that great mass Of practical
knowledge, laid up in your memory
nothing? Is that not intelligence, Of
the very first grader By a little care
full sorting out, by a proper methodizing,
it would become intellectual burnish.-
You need the aid of seience-thats all.
Like virtue, intelligence brings its own
reward. Rational pleasure and person
al prestige are to intelligence, as the
shadow Of the pine. They go together.
Did the Farmer never go beyond his
own neighborhood, his practical skill in
husbandry might give him character
enough, at least to crafty his vanity; but
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U. S, CREDIT IMPRovING.-Thc bids
for the new loan Of $4,000, 900 advortis-
ed for by the Secretary Of the Treasury
were opened last week and a fraction
over S3,OOO,OOO accepted at o. The
bids amounted to nearly thirty millions,
ranging from 80 to "a. Parties imme.
diatoly offered to take the remaining
Eve millions at 94b but tho Secretary
decided to receive proposals until to.
day. There is no bottsr test Of the ia.
creased feeling Of confidence in the gov
ernment than these bids Of capitalists
for government loan at rates 90 neal
IPaE
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respectfully
YOUNG AMERICA.

DR.. Mailler states that he has cured
a baker, horribly burned by the FIRE of
the oven, by keeping him in bath of
cold water, in the open air, during eigh-
teen hours oonseoutively. The temper.
ature Of bath was kept very low by the
frequent addition of water from a we'll,
The patient felt no pain from the time
Of his in mersion; whom removed from
the bath, all traces of the burns had
disappeared, and he was able to be at
work again in Eve days after the occur
renee of the accident.
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The Southern oonfodoraoy.

The Government of the Southern Con
federaoy is NOW fully organized. Itstands
as follows:
President-Jsfferson Davis, of Miss
issippi
Vice Observation-Disclosures II. Steph
ems, of Georgia,
Secretary of State--Robert Toombs,
Of Georgia.
Secretary of the Treasury -- James
Memminger, of South Carolina.
Secretary Of War--L. p. Walker, Of
Alabama,
Attorney General il. P. Benjamin,
Of Louisiana.
Postmaster Gonoral-Henry p. Ulet
For Secretary of the Navy--Scnator
Mallory, of Florida,
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FREE GOvERNMENT.--J udge B. was
once obliged to double" with an Irish
man in a crowded hotel, when the fol-
lowing conversation ensuod.
"Pat you would have remained a
long time in the old country before you
could have slept with a Judge, would
you not?"
''Yis, yer honor" said Pat, "and /
think yer honor would have been a long
time in the Ould country before ye'd
been a Judge, tool"
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NUMBER I.
On Tuesday morning, March 10Th, we
left your beautiful town, bound for the
Northwest. Seven o'clock A. NJ, the
cars slowly moved off; and on account
of many delays and stopping we were
till Is minutes of IL travelling to Gin
cinnati. This place, as usual, was all
alive with business. Many large and
beautiful steamers were lying at the
landing, and some of the pavements we're
almost blocked up with boxes, barrels,
&c. with provisions, meat, vegetables
and tobacco enough to have supplied
Major Anderson, if he had had them in
time, for years to come.
At the Western depot at 12 o'clock
NJ, where We must wait till 3 o'clock
this afternoon, for the Richmond FIX
press, as it is called, to take US forward
on our journey. In the meantime we
may amuso ourselves as we think ft.-
We might employ a skiff and row over
to "old Kentuck," and there look
around, or we might stay where we are;
we might watch the clouds of smoke
which always hang over the city and
darken the heavens, partly shutting out
tho light of day; or We might take a
stroll around the buildings, read news
papers or railroad advertisements, (but
this last would be rather tedious,) or
might sit down and quietly rest or take
a siesta, so as to keep patient till the
train arrives.
After a long time the ticket-ofice is
opened when thero is a rush, as usual,
to obtain the requisite passports, and we,
after pushing our way through the
crowd, finally obtain our place at the
office; but every one must hurry now, and
so must we also. Through ticket-Du-
buque, Iowa-"6rteen sixty" hand in
the money, obtain ticket, push for the
cars, scat ourselves and quietly wait tho
time for starting.
At the appointed time, we move off
day pleasant and favorable for observa-
ton. But here we are at Cumminsville,
Cnow called Ludlow where there are
whole fields of gardening, for tho city
market Ludlow is a beautiful place,
not only on account of location, but al
50 on account of its beautiful gardens
its streets, its buildings and its vine.
yards.
After passing several beautiful vii.
lagos in the Miami Valley among which
arc Spring Grove, Carthage and Glen
dale, we arrive at Hamilton, 25 miles
from Cincinnati. Hamilton is a -four
ishing manufacturing and trading city
situated on both sides of the Great Mi
ami river and canal, and in a beuuti
ful region of country, very fertile ant
highly cultivated.
In short time, we are again on ou
way. We now pass through fertile
country, with groves Of beech and su
gar and many sugar orchards. In tn,
midst of this region is Eaton, hand
some town nearly as large as HillsbOro
The town is built on an elevation, bu
the country around is rather low
Arrived at the "Quaker City" abou
dusk. Richmond is a beautiful, thriv
ing city, 20 miles from Cincinnati, an
near a stream called White water, owe
which there is a high bridge, ] shoul
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Nortrp
rForths News.
WINTER IN THE HEART,

|EnI INe MOVIE
WINTER IN THE HEART,
Though winter chills the nowrots bloom,
And stills the songster'5 lays,
And filings o. dark and dreary gloomi
O'er might-bc sunny daysi
Though summer sighs are changed to rude
And wildly shrieking blasts,
And DER the lovely violet sky
Dark clouds their shadows cast
Though Nature wears darkeucd vcil,
Though winter shrouds tho earth
Lot summer rule the heart for aye,
with ioyousncss and mirth.
Oh. let no chilling influence freeze
The fount ofsympothyi
And mar its transient happiness
What Ger our destiny.
Let uoc1ld mantle settle Ger
our witherod hopes, like snow.
Our paths may lead mid trials soro
Wherever We may go,
But lot no storms Of discomfort
Sweep DER the throbbng heart
Remember, sorrows only lent,
And soon it will depart.
The arm Of Death may bear away
Our friends, so kind and true,
And all things lovely fair and gay,
May vanish from our view,
And ponury may gain the place
Where peace and plenty smile,
And summer friends, they may forsoke,
Though vo arc free from guile;
And all to which the spirit clings,
May suddenly be gone,
But let hope ofbrigltcr things
stul lead the spirit onl
Yes, keep a holy trust through all,
And bear with fortitude,
And reap, for hours Of suffering,
A something, pure and good,
Oh, never let life's summer waner
Nor buoyancy depart
And wo will have perfect shield,
From riuicr iu the Heart
.....a.-- g.v
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FLOR the News
Geographical Enigma
] am composed of 80 letters;
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MY "a 1921 b 9 is a State iu the y. 3.
My22 28 80 81 25lI gisu State boz the 4. s.
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My 2s ~ "a m 1915 is "a country iu Europe.
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MygIUI7II5fs uu island iu the Atlantic Ocean.
MylglG1l g15 73Bis utUwu boo Africa.
My 2I 20 % I'D ~ s Un island BOO the Atlantic Ocean
My 2y2jG / Is au island boz the Atlantic Ocean.
My ~ 32 ~ / ~ ls is town in England. ANA al'
the Capital 0fono of the United States,
My whole is an old and reliable establishment -
UUlsborouph SAMUEL PO.
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Correspondence Of the News.
Letter from a Union Woman in Mis-
ROuri.

Letter from q Union Woman in Mis-
souri,.
SMITH CITY, Mo, March 30, 1861.
Mr.. j. /. BoARDMAN:-Sir: In some
late numbers Of the "Nows, I notice that
some Of your correspondents seem in
clined to doubt the proprioty Of ladies
dabbling in politics Now am sorry
for this, for I happen to be one Of that
class, who think that Woman was made
for something more than dabbling in
dish-water and soap-suds, of which i'm
portant matters she should have a
thorough knowledge and a proper aP-
preoiationj but oil her time and talents
should certainly not be given to mere
household duties.
She must read, and if she reads now
adays, she must read politics; and how
read without getting interested? and if
interested, of course she will think and
talk Of this subject. Indeed she could
not get a chance to talk of anything else
here, for as "a Farmers Wife" says
Everybody talks politics here" Sambo
included.
Said one Of these Ebonies, a few days
before Mr.. Lincolns Inauguration
"Massa, won't Mr.. Linkum be President
next Monday"
eyes" replied his master, "what is
that to your"
ooh, lots, Massa, lots; cos Use so glad;
den we darkoys II all be free. Ho,
thar, Jerry, Willis, Dick, Use gwiuo to
have all the fel hands for my nigga's,
and Tomah and Milly II be our house
gals. Come on, boys" and away 60
the "fep hands" laughing, talking pol
tics, and building air-castles that have
doubtless foated away in the future ere
this, as it is nearly month since that
memorable Monday, about which "Mas.
ter's" ccaseless chat had made SambC
think he would surely be free, and pool
Sambo is still toiling away in his "Mas
sa's" service.
But l was going to tell you some
thing Of our ladies and politics, Gle
"Uncle joe and "Aunt SiSs' nerve
themselves Tor the WorSt)
Our Ladies not only read and talk
and write politics. but CON- horrible t
telID some OF them have taken th'
stump, and are actually occurring upoI
the crisis!
Doubtless, you "Lords OF creation
; will jump at the conclusion, that speech
es emanating from such source mus
necessarily he very souPy' soaPy' dish
water kind OF things; but assure yo'
they are not. On the contrary, l an
sure If you could hear them you wouI'
pronounce them very able ana eIo
Z quent'
3 Newspaper reporters here catch then
' up greedily, and they are copied wit
many compliments. "Ihon they ar
Woman's Rights women, and wouldn
listen to one, says "UncIe Joe dis
daintully, Mistaken again, my dea
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A Knitting Loom has lately been in
vented by j. B. Aiken, of Franklin,
N. II, 1t has been invented but a year
or two, yet there are now made on the
loom more than two millions Of dollars
worth Of knit goods annually in this
country, and the introduction Of the
loom into Europe is meeting with mark
ed success. A family knitting machine
has recently been invented. 1t is not
larger than a sewing machine, simple as
a Case-knife, not liable to get out of
order can be operated by a child, will
knit hOmespun yarn, and weaves a hand
some stocking. It's ordinary movements
are at the speed Of FIVE thousand stitch
es in a minute 1t can be driven at the
interesting velocity of sixty thousand
stitches minute, and make perfect work.
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Valuable Seeds Free.

At a meeting of the Farmers Club
of the American Institute last month,
Mr. Solon Robinson read the following
proposition of j. w. Briggs & Son,
of Maccdoh, Wayne county, N. Y:
"We offer to everybody who wants
the best tomatoes, the king of flowers,
the richest squashes, the only popcorn
worth growing, Cthe Egyptian Corn"
not excepted, } and a variety of oats late
ly introduced from France through the
United States Patent Office, very heavy,
remarkably light hull, and to all lappear-
ances very productive, the following, in
separate parcels, put up in convenient
form, and labeled for mailing-namoly:
"The Perfected Tomato" "Fiji Island,
and "large purple ditto:" the "Groen
Centerod Holianthus," CFloral King
the best popcorn, the true "Hubbard'
and Honolulu Nectarine Squashes, '
and the "French Oats" Any person
wishing one or more of these articles,
will secure them by return mail, by in.
closing us a red stamp for each, and Civ.
ing their own address so plainly that it
cannot be mistaken.
j. w. BRIGGS & Son.
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A Rabma.

Two f1hs of a liquid in Ohio Is found,
One fourth of q fruit grows not ar from the grohhui
One third of an article useful Co man,
Two thirds of O fluid used ON the ocean,
One fifth Of o. fruit in Asia doth grow,
One sixth of "a river in Europe doth How,
One seventh Ofa bird that is rare 90 De tOundi
One third OF fruit on American ground
These letters together when placed in row,
Win spell great namo that all Of You know.
Sugartroo Ridge, Ohio. WE, US 60.
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An attorney having died in poor cir
cumstanoes, one Of his friends observed
that he left but few effects.
"That is not much to be wondered
at, said another, "for he had few oaus-
es."
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Good morning Mr.. Honpeok; have
you any daughters that would make
good type-setters2
"Not exactly, but I have got a wife
that would make a frst.rate deUiL"
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"AwFuL STATE OF THIN0s. IAN old
lady stepped into one Of our stores tho
other day, and afteE looking for some
time at pile Of iron water pipes lying
ia the gutter, exolaimed-"It Is indeed
an awful state Of things, when We are
obliged to have oann0ns piled upin our
streetsl' TFaot-.N RI journal.
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]IoNtPs department.
Miscellaneous Enigma.

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
7 am composed of 20 lettors:
My 70 lB uCurpgutor's tool
My n ~ 23is personal pruuOun.
My / % i5 an adjective.
Myl7bs1O7l3 l3 isa farming implement.
My no 2Ois aprypositiOn.
My IA "a rs an iutcricCtiun.
Myd l8 10 o Is an instrument Of music.
My Bll lG ] 27 2Gis dsugrU0ablg taste.
My 20 lG is am irregular verb.
My whole is passage of scripture. j. y. h. I'll.
CcarCrcok, %.
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"Now, then, hearties, " said a gallant
captain, "you have a tough battle before
you. Fight like heroes till your pow
der's gone; then-run I'm a liCtle
lame, and tn start uo,0i"
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DE-Answcr to Problem No. ?, in last weeks paper
1000 barrels. Invested in pork, Sl650 Coffee $780,
Sugar 1880. Mollsscs, gl2iO Cotton, S2325.
Commission for selling flour, $500. Purchasing pork,
$3.50 Selling pork, Sl2L Purchasing coffee, S2isO.-
Purchasing sugar S3l. Purchasing mOasses S3l Pur-
chasing cotton, Sg3.
Answer to Miscellaneous Enigma In paper
Susan Burley Orange
prt Anderson.
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Fer the News.
Arithmetical Problem.
What will lhs tyolrdupois Of sugar cost at l2l3 cts
per 10, Troy weight BUN
Marshall, o..
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Dr. franklin says that "overy little
fragment Of the day should be saved. ."
Oh, yes, the moment the day breaks, sot
yourself at once to saving the pieces,
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What is that which goes when a wag-
on goes, stops when wagon stops, is Of
no use to the wagon, and yet the wagon
can't so without it? The noise, to bo
sure.
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A Coon THING -- The Postmaster
General has issued orders for supplying
letter paper, cut, gummed, and emboss-
ed with throc-cent stamp, combining in
one both letter sheet and envelope
This will do away with envelopes almost
entirely, and we think will prove very
convenient
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Canary.seed is sold at the rate Of ten
cents a pound; and yet any little girl,
large enough to tend Canary birds, can
raise it as easily as she could oats. Two
crops a year can be produced,
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When a printer is cold, what punotu-
alton should he putt He should put
eoal.on.
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What a glorious world this would be,
if all its inhabitants could say with
Shakspeare's shepherd "Sir, 1 am a true
laborer: 1 earn what I wear; owe no man
hatci envy no mans happiness glad Of
Of other mems good; content mith my
farm"
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At what time Of day was Adam crea
ted? A little before Eve.
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"Thank you, I never drink" as the
boy said when his mother wished him
to take some castor-oil,
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Communications.
NUMBER 1.

[CorrcspoDdcncoof Of the News
Notes Of a Trip to the North West.
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A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES AND
"A gentlemen to obtain the highest for their Cast OF
Clothing guarantee 70 pay tue toiowtng rrcesFor silk
e 81 for Pants Also Carpets T@rSiturs and Jewslry
between Twentieth and Twenty atreeA Ladies' attend
ed by Mis-. Anha. s.s-se
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY a. SHEET
sHIPPINo.

NOTICE To. PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
IA hy orass q ne secretary q State IA eavng
ON
in Sss Ss 1 hey sS instructions The Com
JOHN G. DALE Agen.
fna esaS Ws as Ss1 s
nlena assgsshng their fa powered, Clyde built IRON
Sc sSETab1 sATg Jas1H Pee a
Ana every Saturday Z. n9S on r,s@ per North river
First First cabin cabin !, =
First Ers, cabin cabin e e s,ssrsss g
Passenger also SrWaied 10 iavr ssaen Rser@
ApPwssp S a sqaa EnS S1 s rs s ens v
At following rSesTo New YORK. from LsGsrpooi or
spoo o from SH S 49, Sse''ss IRON
These steamers have superior Accommodations for passen
wae, tight from sections and have patent IRE ahnihaos
1S Sg qr Asss Wass ssP e srpq e
2; sEYMoJR 4 CO.; III Loadon q EWES 4 macy, 81
Tse 'Sl 5ouN
street. JOIN s DaI s'fs Broadway.
Is n5sboN tqEnE sD
1ho fav0c rS 'asi TEaf sIsS1a. iron na steamship
II. TAunE, COMMANDER
csryng The United States mail sails from pier q North
ton "a i0 as
Tie HAMMoNiA will succeed the TEUToNrA January
G. B. RICHARD & BOAs, Isl Broadway,
CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER.
fun powered. Clyde built steamer JURA. Captain
vii Ss c ns. sas Yssa s.
Of passage from New York according
mediation $50 and $685. steerage found with good provisions
s IL s
rates. SsGassEEeS sss xsF1 kssn
L10R LINE.--sATLs THURS.
~ day, Dec 20 the celebrated ship EMERALD ISLE
low rates or drafts on England or Ireland apply 10 TAP
SCOTT CO., " South street. M.9
j. clipper ship WIN. MILES for Bristol Direct sail GU
the 18th Inst This ship fast seier and Offers very
passengers Rates Of passage including railway ticket
ROWLAND 4AsPINwALL. AGENTS "a South street.
DOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
FIRST class steamer will leave New York the lst 1lh
day when the day Of departure viii be on the Monday fol
lowing.
freight passage apply the only Office No. Bow
DOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, MP
KARNK Capt LIE Lessurier win sail for the above ports
from the company's wharf In Jersey City on 80
Tussdsyy i Fesasyy SATURDAY Sa MARCH March 8
Passage money to Nassau. ..4D
All persons leaving tSe United state. are required u L, ~
passports from the authorities Of their respective countriea
@ oy the 81 State at Washington or BY
'-'-'' -'1' E. cuNARD,
No. Bowling green.