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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
QUAErzEsAsIEa', OfTicE. No 9 St4ie.n,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ibs OfHce until o'clock p. the first dag Of June
for furnshins for troops 1t tho several r
t,v o IA the hRrbor SeY three thousand tuns OF
b..t csaltv red s,h ANTHRACITE COAL te.2 and stove
zs ths whos delivered aud psd In ths coal 1Id. ct
ue i.1pecv. pisces which nsy be required At the
p.nse the o1ntrs actor ..
Proposals viii G'o be received 81 tns 'sine &c s
b OAK or other hard WOOD fer Of tie troops 81 the
place, ab meutonedte whole to he wei corded oi ea
o. the wharys nearest tho respective place. which 1t
msJ be required. . -,
Persons making offers TO 1rnish either or hs aooVomtn
toned articles viii please = OF two reapon-
ble psnsop residents Of Nevfotk, who VIII be "tlns 10
surety for the fshfu performance Of any con
tract which nj he mAde with them. -
STEWART VAN VLIET, Major and O'.'hr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the Both
DAY Of MAY IsG3 ct ~ o'clock for furnishing Tbs Sub
..tenee ID. uafirnert with - OOO BARRELS or FLOUR
Pid, viii b, received for what 10 Known as No l. NO and
No and for any porti N les, hao the 900 barrels
Bids for different sades should be upon sepfse sheets o
paper. - ,, A., ,o,, H.
~ line or a. soon thereafter The Government direct
II the rate barrels daily delivered either 81 tho Govern
uent Wsfehouse in GEORGETOWN the whAryes or a, tho
Railroad Depot, WeshingtOn ID. G..
PAYMENT will DO made 10 certificates OF Indebtedness OF
other funds a. the Government may have for distIb
ton. .,,-,- ,--..-,..
lie usual Government inspection viii DO made Just before
the Flour Is received. -,
An os,h Of allegiance mus, accompany each BID.
No bid will entertained from parties Who have previous
10 comply with oids from bidder not present
10 respond. 49,
IN. barrels 10 be new ard hesdlined. -
"a. "a he directed 70 COLONEL A. BECKWITH, A ID.
c. and C. S q. s. A. Wellington and Endorsed "Piopts,i'
for FiO1r" me- oeyO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

A GENcY OF TUE
II. 8. "5-1O" YEAR LOAN.
T,cso ori. bear per interest. payable 10 Gold
sauli-annualy . m ,-.----.
commencing 10 he purchaser upon ceYoa-ns the money
will Us. -. -, -, - ~,
o,S.rs should therefore be sent in without delay
LIVEItNiORt., CLEWS, & Co.,
BANhERS
No q Wal-st. Now-Yotk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

4 T DE PEkCEYAL's. No. 90 Broadway;-
y Al ,iaa. Of tuILDREN's CLOAkS DRESSES
Hanfr. sack. Corset. Che lies inf,us Waists Aprons,
Hil. .ssc. &c. &c. L4ies El1rSf.rsd acn-'ei 80
~ II ~ a. lr'iis "a toss9f trn. Inn
,.,.f n.n, terra-f Table Een aud Bed coth-.. Braid
A., ,st.ou I'D slk smbrofcc. m.do 20 odcr StsHp!n.
- Yhr8ilrfies ar4 Bfa.lag eS~slrd Po'tcuy filt1nE
iof bros. Trrnminss. Ltces done W Ike new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

CLEVELAND ASD TOLEDO RAIIEoAD cos5rASSr,, }

IIEN tIANU, II1l IllIsI
STOCKHOLDERS'M MEETING. The Annual
- Mcsi.ng Of the Stocthoidess o. This Company will De
hsla Of Company Office in Cleveland. Gu wEDhEsllAl
the Eth day Of June FOR the purpose q eCtns D3es
fE or the ensuing wear and ransscug such other busnes
o. I1sF come before them =: which meeting - afrtr sen~
fo H.. Constellation OF tie EsTunRs of this Company Win
the Cleveland Columbus ana Ceennst tafoee Company
The eveand Painosve and Ashtubuls Raj road Compauy
HE aud State line sud tho Erie snd Aoth Eat Kali
road Companies viii be submitted for their approval winch
Cousold ia 70 continue for the term al - years ana
st. s Germany 2f per cent Of the earnings n the four
Ro,ds The transfer books Of this Company will close on
WEDNESDAY Jun- 8 81 o'clock, p H. ttd IeAalS
= M H. c. LUCE. Treasurer.
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.NESSRS. HYRONlMUS and FREDERIh
w sCHblIrrES late iu EIe stA- O, feunp is-ha IA
DE o. ssnd tbsr .1a,sitt % TIC dice u 4hc lf5u1t
So~-iork MAY "a, 1875. EDWARD sShal!A4EH'
EIchau.e please copy.
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EISK & HATCH,
BANKERS

- bankers
aud
DEALERS ~ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AGENTS FOR U. 5. FIVE TWENTY LOAN.
-. ,.s-s.cj 20 fuyui.h the L. s. FIVE TWENIiNEAR
SW iFR CENT BONDS. direct non, The Cove nmen..
a. Pan and ACCRUED lNTGRESr. or PAR with interest
onuencug from the oate 0f subscii Uou ero psymtHt
re or AND LITER JULY THR PRIvLEes oP Con
SrST.>G LEGAL-TENpgK N0Tgs INTO TuE tlyE TWENTY
1EAN E0sps PAR CEASE. Parties wsbii gt0 secure
aUnted S;ses Bond paying cent interest ~ COLD,
AT PAR should send 10 tgeif orders bsfoTe that time.
We .so keep baud constant supply o. al classes OF
orelnueu Securities for at the lowest nsIket rstoa
u. ) 80 TREASURY NOTES
H. < q Pm CENT BONDS Of 1921. .
u s. ONE.YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
FISK & IIATC II,
No - NALL-ST
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usIThp STATES P4rHST OFTiCE.
MAsnisGroS, May 10. 1853. )
I.I-I NlllfA II


MAsnisGroS, May 10. 1853.
an the petition Of DELLA a. JACOBS, ad'
J tniu,tr.,ii1 % toe estate OF JESSE FIIZ6EhALD
.c.a.,d OF Now oIk Y praying Tor tho eIIens OF
Ps.n, glauisd tho s4d Je.o Esrfad ne 2sth day Of
Au,ud 1919 FOR an improvement In MAChiNEhf FOR
DREs3INO TREESAlL5 for seven years oin The rIpifa
ton Of sid PGen whs1 taxes pace n ihe 18Th day OF Az
ordered that the said PEI, on DO heard At tho Paen
Osies ON MONDAY, the 10Th dsy Of August neat IA
clorl M and all person. Eothtd 20 apeh aud snow
esnso II any they have why sad petition ought not to be
psnted. .t.1 ., ei A., ,h
Patent Dhcs their objections specially set ofth Ia "nn
a. least twenty days before tho day Of hsains az t' ny
t.n md Transmitted 10 accordance with the e Of the
Office which will be furnished on Application. 49,,
I'm. testimony the viii be closod on The Ih day %
Juy NEXT .postous aud othor pspsn relied upon te'
,no1y nus filed tho office Of before tue 'rnns Of
tbat the Arguments any within ton days th"Iehi'-r
Ord,red also that hi. notice be published IL ne Nhfo
Ri, Warrington y. C. aud The Tnbnne, Ne"-fIh -
onee veek Tor three successive wesk the hf OF SAID pup
LEGATIONS to he al iosl sIy days previous 70 10. ua o h'.
Ing. ~, :. ,It.'Jan., ~ ,.,,,
ny23 law3wS 'omml''lone' " ia'H''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOTS.-A. J.
w BLEECkER son %. viii sell si hu.ios, or
TUESDAY Ju.- AZ o'clock 1t tAr Merchant TX hlLsr
Saesonln O. 100 Lbety-st, CORE LOTS 90 l2Oih'
&. opposite Monlt My.ns Sqgsfe en0gscrg fon Of ltl
;er o. that eea PARK Tie above vrorery near the 3th.
av an coutast o. han sir ots u 10 AZ
object # ,pe..s;ion a-d viii ~ so4 ~ BODY Title per
IL Man. tens Sc nay "a had 4 No u Cedsr.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

EpwskD SIN1ERSfCH, Auctiouesf.
VALUABLE COLLECTION otOlb fAlNl-
iNGS-rhe PROPERTY Of tie Rev HENRY WARD
BEECHEK-By ID. ". rs Co, 81 the Derry Da'!ofy,
-. t45 B.os0Wly - =, o'r.ock N
WEDNESDAY .VENING. june ?.
yery choice sod beautiful collection n Psn'inrs, most
Of ih being of the hig 90. order merit. tbs works o.
CELEERATi.D ANGLICAN ARTISTS. many Of which
painted order and purchased Of the Gfsts themselves
TIE exam. lrs INCLUDE TIE Dsm-s Of
no. ISSEs BfsEsrADT, IAsTNtr JohSt0S'
OEo Z BaOwg, LOWS LkTG, Nas hKEsr,
Nos,frrE w HAEr tcNTo1 HfER,
iss.. NFEsyr. EEHug.
JoSnss cu,rrrcx A. W. WaRuEs,
&. r. FAyRR, fcE*rEg. g. =. HAL
WILLIASs0S. tu5 n -HJ otleTs ~ equal note
ALSO
The La-es Iibtorical Battle Piece,
1.-THE LANDING on BURNSIDE AT EOANOKE."
q. T.. BROWN
This ir,sr-,tiur cc,iou inspection ofvhch vii A.
fot ,r. peasu,- 10 y-s = tho ss vii b9 exhibit
o on srd N, ~ sa,uf - evening Muy ~, nom -
~ p n urs ale. Cstlosses ready on MosdsJ moTuiHs
JUS J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

IRVINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOClA-
4 TJOS-Th- rrsu,sf monthly mc'iins WIN be held 81
No al b,ekmnn.st on MONDAY, June i, at y, m
''' ~ WM. gURCHAM, President.
JAMES 7. TriVEB,. Sec
yNTANTED n UljSBAND--A Lady, - years
w OF sg. tall and slim iDr compeh cara hAii anu
eve. womb ike 20 mary fc nom 30 TO 10 years OF
asa Would like pleasant cheerful nlaI .H0u aJ III
NJ "a a. COLBY C4syeIand. ohio for three weess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

VATINDOW SHADES. 359
w GOLD SHADES. BROADWAY 4,
GOLD SHADES. kELIGS.
COLD SHADES.
GOLD SHADES
GOLD SHADES.
WHITE HOLLAND sHADES
WHITE HOLLAND SHADES
WHITE HOLLAND SHADES
WHITE HOLLAhD SHADES
WAITE HOLLAND btiADEo
WINDOW SHADES FOR STORES.
WINDOW SHADES FOH STORES.
WINDOW SHADES FOR sloAk5.
WINDOW SHADES FOR SIORhS. ...-
WINDOW SHADE, FOR SkYLlGHTS.
WINDOW SHADES FOR SklLlOHT@
WlSDOW SHADES FOR sklLlphT >.
WINDOW SHADES FOR SKY L.uL ).
RUFF GREEN AND BLUG HOLLANDS.
ALL STYLE FIXTURES
BRAY5 spRISG FIXTURE
He,i IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

FE'HE NATlVITY-On Exhibition at No. 6o7
Z Broadwiy-a Painting by Hav EePre'enuSs ne
N szic Accommodation superuumsa La I'sts Dsniet.
Isaiah Micah Cruci1on and kssGrecon. Cltn iroal -
IN. to 10 y. Admis sioD % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

lane ENGLlSHs IHEATER
~ (AtLAURA KEENES)
pv.it GUfAp STAN DOMINATION lSoreo
pnyelt EVERY ENhNiNG tiiIS WEEK. Sorue
Nny.lI Dir aud Mis CHAPMAN. sor 81
HryeIl NEW VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, sorcs
R.y.ll TROUPE ST. DENlS socee
Ray,, NILE. MARIE ZOE, Soifse
Rnyel In the beautiful Npsiih Ballet soires
Tavel LIE 80. QUEUERE. Soiree
RIVAL La BELLE ROSlfA Soliee
navel ALEXANDRA COkNElLE so.r,e
n.y,I ON The TIGHT kOFE. Soiree
n.,,1 ANGELO in Tuf CiOUD SWING. SoiIee
Rave MULLER IN GRAND VIOLIN SOLO. soiree
kaVel' The Favofite Comedy - Soires
H,v,1 HERCULES. KING or CLUBS Soifee
Rave Aua the lHugh-bs Panton.ne, SoIee
as..t IOCKO ioirto
Tr,nd MATINEE for Ladies and Children WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at q o'clock. Chill
dren admitted at hall p tee.
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lTERNnLYE Il Co..

ONCE OF rHE PAC-viC MAN STEAMSHIP Co..,
HHw.NoBK. MAY " 1903.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Di-
IN rec'os tbs d.! declared Dvids'd 81 live '9'
Pm CENr ont OF tie ret earnings Of the ast three mouths
payable fee 0; United ses tax the Office Of the Com
pslv. on FRIDAY. l2i, met,
FTLs Transfer Books viii .he l4h ard reopen
ue25th last.
BY ogsef of the Board -
- THEODORE T. JOHNSON Secretary.
IEAssYER OYFlcF or THE CHICAGO AND NoETh-)
NEsTFKA KsILwAI CoNPASf,
No SNtl-ft, Nes-lo ok Mag u. 1852
TIVE Stock Transfer and Bond Registry Books
al. COMPANY viii be closet OF SATURDAY, the leth
ms 81 O'clock p ~ and remain oiossd Until the sih Of
June . 10 day sfler the annual election }. -
janis L. YOUNG. Secretary.
NEW.YokK AND NRw HAVEN RAILROAD CoNPASY,)
Conner 4th-av ADD %7tL Il,
TRyssrKrR's CgFICE, May IS, 1858
rTHE INTEREST due upon the BONDS Of this
CoHpauy, = ne J. 1853 wiu be PAID Trs.elts,iou
and surrender Of the COUPONS 81 this oic- a. The Bank
ofths Republic. w. bLhENI, IfessAf-i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

SHIRT BoSoM S.
sBARCLAY-S ST. opposite tho As,or House
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
N FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. TEA SETS,
BREAKFAST 5Er, &c &c., for
TOWN AND COUNTRY
u.e inst received Many " the styles entirely new and
.I worthy the con,drtstiOu Of pe,on. Ia search OF
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
Al.o orr usual eOmpets variety u TOILET oETS.
ELEGANT TABLE GLASS.
GAS FIATURES
SILVER PLATED WARE.
PARiAN AND blSQUE FIGURES
etc. etc. etc.
STAND LAsPs sri CHANDELIERS.
for burning
KEKOSEhk OIL.
W Y DALEY Co.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
The Murfreesboro Battle.


The New York Tribune's correspond
ent gives a most vivid account of the
great battle at Murfreesboro, from
which we copy a few paragraphs.
lt IS a description of the battle on the
3lst Of December. The fighting must
have been most terrible, and the slaugh-
ter dreadful:
About 2 o'clock the battle had shift.
ed again from right to left. The enc
my discovering the impossibility of sue
ceeding in their main design, had sud
denl ly massed their forces on the left
crossing the river, or moving under COW
er of the bluffs on the right, and for
two hours the fight ragged with unremit.
ting fury, to the advantage of the enemy
for considerable length of time, when
they were checked by our murderous
fire, of both musketry and artillery.
The scene at this point was magnif
Gently terrible. The whole battle wa.
in full view. The enemy deployin2
right and left, bringing up their batter.
les in fine style, our own vomiting
smoke and iron missiles upon them will
awful fury, and our gallant fellows NOV
ing to the front with unfnching cour
age, and lying fat upon their faces t.
escape the Rebel fire until the momen
| for action.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
A V.torau Miller

In reply to certain questions proposed
by the Census officers with regard :,
the business of John Kelly, Massachu
sets; the venerable miller makes the
FolIowinginteresting response:
"My mill is what is called the custom
mill grind for farmers and others
have not employed any help up tc
this date, June lst, 1860, having tend.
su TINS mill seventy'two years. Ihave
never been Que hundred miles from
home, nor have | ever rode in the car,
ora steamboat, shall be eighty-siS
years old next December.
JOHN KELLY.
Blackstone, Worcester, Mass"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
A Union Meeting in Manchester.

A Union Meeting in Manchester.
A meeting of the working men OF
Manchester was held at the Free Trade
Hall on the 3lst of December, to pass
resolutions in support of the Federal
cause, and agree on an address to Prosi-
dent Lincoln. The Mayor presided
Resolutions were passed expr ssing
sympathy with the attempt of President
Lincoln and his colleagues to coerce the
South, and high satisfaction at the
Proclamation of Emancipation and 9th
or measures tending, at once, to give
freedom to the slave and restore peace
to the American nation. The address
to Mr. Lincolh oongratulates him on his
humane and righteous policy of femauoi-
patton, and beseeches him, whilo.yet his
enthusiasm is aAame and the tide of
events runs high, to finish the work ef-
fectually.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
Gbt 96ome Girtle.

Mrs. BRoUGHAM, mother of ex-Chan-
cellor, was a most excellent and thrifty
housewife. On one occasion she was
much troubled with a servant addicted
to dish breaking, and who used to al
lege, in extenuation of her fault, "it was
cracked before" One morning little
Harry tumbled down stairs, when the
fond mother running after him, cxclaim.
ed. "Ol boy, have you broke your
head2' "No, ma" said the future Chan
ccllor, "it was cracked bofore!"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

by glance at the report of the Post.
master Genelal, we find some rather
surprising facts. During the last wear
OF the reign of "old Buck, i" the expen-
ditures ofthe department were sI4874.
172 80; the receipts for the same TINA
beings9,2lS 067 40, leaving a dr6ci nev
of 50 G56, ,705 49. In 1862, with num-
Der of States in insurrection and M
revenue 'therefrom, the expenditures
are ll,l25,3 ,374 l3, and the receipts 50 .
OLE 549 56, Thus we see that the rev.
enue of 1862, from loyal States aloac. Il
only S205,5l2 90 less than in 1870
from all the States, and only s447O so
less than in 1861, when revenue for Il
greater portion of the year was paid in
from all the States. The expenditures
in 1862 are SO 7io, 400 less than in 1860
and 2,4Sl ,404 less than 1862.
One right the rebels have lQ,l, nd
that is the right to make the Noftk paw
their postage. In another year, the
post Office will be self sustaining, unless
the South should conclude to come
back, when of course the North, as usu.
all can foot the bills.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

President Lincoln contributed $3.50
towards defraying the expenses of the
Christmas dinner for the sick and wound
ed soldiers in the hospitals at Washing.
ton, This dinner was provided through
the efforts of Mrs. Caleb B. Smith, Mrs.
A. NJ. Gangewer, and other ladies; and
thirty thousand hearts were made glad
by their labors.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
Murfre aSb rO.

The great battles recently fought be-
fore this town invest it with an unusual
degree Of interest, and description of
the place will not be uninteresting. 1t
is the county seat Of Rutherford county,
Tennessee, and is located on the rail
road running from Nashville to Charles
ton, sc. 1t is 30 miles from Nashville
in an air line drawn in a s0uthery di.
rection, and 32 miles by railroad. Pre-
vious to the rebellion, Murfreesboro was
a han dsome post town, but it has, since
1861, suffered severely from the ravages
of the war. Its situation is beautiful
plain, surrounded by fertile and heal
thy country. In 1911, the Baptists To-,
Gated the Union University at this place
and it was at one time in very pros.
porous condition, but when the State
went out of the Union, it began to DE
cline, and finally failed altogother.-
The same body also founded Female
Institute in the place, but, like the Uni
vorsity, its glory has long since depart.
ed. There were FIVE Churches in the
village, and hank building, and at the
beginning of 1860 two newspapers were
published in the place, and had fair
circulation. For ten years-viz from
1917 to 1927 - Murfreesb was the
capital of the State; but in the latter
year the State house was consumed hy
fire, and the capital removed to Nash.
Vile. The county of Rutherford is sit.
uated in the central part of the State.
and has an area of six hundred square
miles, or three hundred and eighty four
thousand miles. 1t is intersectcd by
Stone river, which is IN aflluent of the
Cumberland. The surface Of the coun
try is ogreeably diversified, the soil
highly productive, well waterod and OK
tensively cultivated. The county is in
tersocted by the Nashville, Chattanooga
and Charleston Railroad, and the popu
lation in 1860 was 27,9l7, of which r..
984 were slaves. In 1850 the popula
ton was 29,122, showing loss in ten
years.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

A good anecdote is told of the cele-
brated DR.. Abernethy. His prescription
to a wealthy patient was-"Let your
servant bring to you three or four pals
of water and put into wash tub; take
off your clothes. get into it, and from
head to foot rub yourself with it, aud
you'll recover" "This advice of yours
seems very much like telling me to wash
myself" replied the patient. "Well," >"
said Abernethy, "it is open to that OBJ
lection"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

To save the house in which Goethe
was born at Frankfort the Maine
from further desecraton, it has been
purchased by DR., Volster, an eminent
geologist, for the sum Of ffty-six
thousand forins; and it is his intention
to restore it to its original state, and
then hand it overs to the German
''Hochstift"--a hourishing society for
arts and scienceT, of which DR.. Volger
is the founder.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
4orttr.
old Folks.

An, don't be sorrowful, darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray;
Taking the year together, my dear,
Thoro isn't moro night than day.
'Tis rainy weather, my darling,
Times waves, they heavily run,
But taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more cloud than sunl
We are old folks now, my darling,
Our heads are growing gray
But taking the year all round, my dear,
You will always find the M1yl
We have had our May, my darling,
Aud our roses, long ago,
And the time of the year is coming, my dear,
For the silent night and the snow!
And God is Cod, my darling,
OF night as well as Of day;
We feel and know that we can go
Wherever lie leads the way.
All, God Of the night, my darling,
OF the night Of death so grimi
The gate that leads out Of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22
Conundrunns.

ns.-C (soal
Which letter speeks Of long durationl Ans-A AVE
WhtAh OF the feathored tribe lifts up the heaviest
Why is>a loacr in printing office like sbade tro
Ans.-Becatse We are glad when he leaves
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

WESTERN VIRGINIA ADMITTED The
President, on New Years day, signed
the bill admitting Western Virginia in
to the Union as a State. The news was
received at Wheeling with general en-
thusiasm, bells being rung and cannon
fired.
Forty.eight counties of Virginia CON
stitute the new State, which, in 1860.
had population of about $4,000, in
Guiding 1900 slaves. All children
born Of slave parents after March
1868, are declared free, and all under
ten years of age to be free at %, no
slave hereafter to come into The State
for permanent residence.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

The commissioner of inter nal reve-
nue. IS gallant: he decided thai dressma.
kers are not manufacturers, and SO
need not pay taxes. But are they not
at least retailers in gossip, and so sub
ject to the license section?
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

Books may furnish us with ideas; ex.
perience may improve our judgment
but it is an acquaintance with accom-
plished ladies' alone, which can bestow
that facility of address and suavity OF
manner which distinguishes the gentle
man from the mere scholar or the man
Of business.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

OhnrndA

My fTstis feat that the brare armies did;
My second, the snoak, in Australia Is hid
My hrd, by his wonderful powers Of mind,
Has vanQuished the Eaa and our copstyg combined:
My Jonrth a companion, kind, gentle aud dear;
Ny whole makes its author iook anruRy ouocr.
New York, Jan. q, 1868. KATE II. DODGE
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

Five thousand Germans have notified
Hon. Eli Thoyet that they are willing
to settle in Florida upon the terms of
his plan of restoring that State to the
Federal Government. One thousand Of
these Germans now reside in St. Louis.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

Maj. j. N, Cook, of Marietta, a Paw.
master in the U. s service, hrs g mbl d
away near quarter Of million Of dol
lars in the dens of Cincinnati, Louis.
vile aud other places. Many arrests Of
gamblers have been made, and it is
thought that ths pyernment will rseov.
er nearly all "a money
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

Direct information has been recei we'd
here that five steamers, after the IN odel
Of the Alabama, are being fitted out in
Europe to prey on our commerce. Two
are being built at Glasgow, two at Liv-
erpool, and one at some other port
They will be ready by May or June.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-01-22

Answer to Miscellaneous Enigma OF the sth: John
Charles and Jesse Fremont ''''
same date-ylz; The Letter r. lie also sends tbe cor
rect answer to Charade Of date which Is also an
swered correctly in another place by Kate r. Dodge
We have correct answers TO Geographical Eniqna of
same date from "Nadab," "L. W. o. - and "Theono,
lus.n The answer is Fontainbleau
VI W. o." forgot to send us his real name.