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in this or some other institution oi
Christian learning. would especially y
appeal to those Christian persons who
have no children to inherit their for
tunes. How could ore permanent and
intelligent gratitude bO summoned to
pay its tribute to yonr memory And
how large the number it would reach
and benefit ! Such a gift or bequest
would be an honor to any person living,
or to their memory when deads, May
God raise up some such friend for Hills
boro Female College, so it.f1ay 20 on
undisturbed in its high aud holy mis-
sion Ofdisseminating sanctifed learningl
PERSONAL.
1 was much gratifod to learn from
brother Green, the preacher in charge
of New Market circuit, that fno re.
vival was in progress in Sardinia, ono
OF his appointments. He also placed
in my hands $50, to bo sent to the
U. S. Christian Commission in Cincin.
natl, from Sardinia. 1t was the result
of basket collection, in that small
village, on Thanksgiving day, by broth
er Green, aud is alike creditablo to the
preacher and tho people. l have heard
of no contribution which bears any re
spectacle comparison with it.
Rev. A. 7. Thompson, of Wesley
Chapel, Cinciunrti, also paid us a visit
recently, and delivered in an oloduont
and impressive manner, his lecture en-
titled, "Our Age, and the men for it,"
Although Hillsboro is the homo of his
boyhood, and an admission fee of TWEEN.
ty'fiyo cents was required at the door,
for the benefit of the Soldiers Aid So
cicty, he was greeted with good audi
ence, who worO we'll pleased with the
performance. Brother Thompson is
one of the prophets who is honored in
his own country. -
If this letter is prolix, 1 can, 90 ex-
plain as a sensible preacher ,Opd in
his sermon, by saying, "I had
to make it short"
L. T. VAN CLEvE.
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main. stay i. in tho traffic in the souls Of

main. stay is in tho traffic in the souls Of
men.
1 hope we will soon have the COM
mand to take the first-born of tho So.
called Confederacy, aud slaughter it
as a sacrifice to the Goddess Of Liberty,
and this first born will be the institu.
tion of slavery.
And now, for fear tire you, I will
stop by adding, may the star-Spauglod
Banner soon float in peace from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, and may those
sacrilegious hands who would dare
molest or dim its lustre, sink into that
damnable pit prepared for every traitor
to his country. And may the time soon
como, when no man may say, "Master,
whittier may go?" but every man 60
and come at pleasure.
Your afFectionate son,
w. c. WOODROW.
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tFOr the Nows.
Vallandigham.

flo, patriots Of Ohoi be sure that you give hoed,
YaiIandIgham calls you-valIandlgham's In need
Then haste with zeal, ye loyal, aud ample aims bestow
For, know you by such action much charity you'll
' show.
"GreAt" Val is chill with watching stllI far DER the
border cold,
With naught to warm his aching form, or cheer his
spirit bold
Cast out to roam, far OF from home, by ho tyrant's
cruol ban"
Ho needs your carethcu you should share with this
ooHvcted man.
What tho he casts upon you contempt and vile abuSe'
What tho he loves the traitors and seeks fur them
cusei
What tho your war galnst treason no brands vile
crusadei
What tho he hates your soldiers and ocr refused thOm
add
Such little things noer mention while this good mans
in need,
For his great worth demands that you him clotho and
feed,
Then open wide purses pour ont your yellow gold
Whoall your trashy GreoJdcts you carefully withhold,
Your bravo may lack for comforts as from deep wounds
thOy bleed
But you have naught spare them while tho martyr is
in need;
EoEr soldiers true may perish from sickness and
Bat you must show the martyr duo care and duo res
poet,
Tho noble stln defend you, while Val would you Jetray
Yet he should claim your kindness much more, by far
than they.
Then bring your dimes and quarters and swell the
Viots pile,
'ruiilbc pleasant token for such traitor vile,
GLENFIELD
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Gkr 8Ome GirtIe.
Boar and Forbear.

If We would have life move on
smoothly, we must learn to bear and
forbear. We must indulge the friend
we love in the little peculiarities of say.
ing and doing things which may be i'm
portant to him, but of little moment to
US. Like children, we must suffer each
oRe to build his playhouse his own way,
and not quarrel with him because he
does not think our way the best. All
'-ussfuiness,'aud an comfort may be pre-
vented by an unkind, sour, a grabbed
temper of mind, a mind that can bear
with no difference of opinion or tenn per-
amsnt. A spirit of fault-fnding, an
unsatis6ed temper, a constant irritabili
tyi little inequalities in the look, the
temper, or the manner; brow cloudy
and dissatisfcd-your husband or your
wife can not tell the reason why
will more than neutralize all the good
you can do, and render life anything
bat blessing. 1t is in such gentle
and quiet virtues as meekness and for
boaranco that the happiness and useful
ness Of life consist, far more tha1 in
brilliant sloquence, in splendid talent,
or illustrious deeds that shall send the
name to future times. 1t is the bubbling
spring which flows gently the little riv-
ulet which glides through the meadow,
and which runs day and night by the
farm house; that.is useful, rather than
the pwollenfood or the roaring cataract.
Niagara oxcites our wonder and we
stand amazed at the power and great.
ness Of God there, as He "pours it from
his hollow hand" But one Niagara is
enough for continent or world.
while that same world needs thousands
ofSilVer fountains and gentle flowing
riVulets, which shall water evory farm
and every meadow and every garden;
and that shall flow on every day and ev-
cry night with their gentle and quiet
beauty. So with the acts of our lives.
1t is not BY great deeds only, like those
OF the martyrs-that good is to be done
it is BY the daily aud quiet virtues of
lifo-ths Christian temper, to m0oL
tGfOear1no', I. the spirit of forgiveness. in
",pu "' Su'O'n'; .ie wife, tho father, tho
"V'.r' the brother, the sister, the
friend tho noighbOr-that good is to be
done; aud in this all may be useful
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From the llth o. v. Cavalry.
FoRT LARAMIE, Tdahoo Ter. !
Dec. II. 1863.


Dec. II, 1863.
EblToR HIGHLAND NEws:-After
waiting for some time for something to
come to pass, | will attempt to give you
the history. In the first place, all the
rumors about changes in oompanio,
were well founded. Co. D is now in
Fort Laramie. Co. Bis here also, ex-
eept about 20 men left at Platte Bridge
and Deer Creek. Capt. Shoeman (Co.
H. relieved the detachment of Go. D
at Sweetwater Bridge. Co. F went to
Fort Halleck; companies E, G and A
are here, and such at present is the dis
tribution oftho 1lth Ohio Vol. Cavalry.
1t would require brilliant imagina.
ton to describe the actions, scouts, &C.,
in which the 11th O.V. C. have been en-
gagged, especially for the last six months.
But then-we are in almost perfect safe
ty-and that is the greet consideration
Then we are in healthy country: (Co.
d bas only six on sick report out of
nlnoty six men,) have plenty Of every
thing, and Dress Parades every evening,
"if the inclemency of the weather is not
too much sos" We certainly should be
the most happy and contontsd soldiers
in the U. S. service, especially since we
have Reading Room, (Which as good
institution) and Brass Bandl Yes,
strange as it may be, we have a Brass
Band, six hundred miles from civiliza.
ton proper! Co. A organized the band
procured instruments, sent to Denver
for teacher, and we now have the most
inspiring strains Of usic ever heard in
ldahoe, 1 reckon.
A member Of Co. G, named Burt,
died last Saturday, of Cousum ption.--
All The troops at the Post turned out at
the funeral.
Isit too late to rejoice over Brough's s
electlonf At any rate, soldiers have
not quit rejoicing at the overwhelming
majority which confirmed the exile of
the pah iOtic Yallandigham, Poor man /!
he is to be piticd. Martyred on account
of his "COnstitution-dcf defending" peculiar
tiles, and then after all the pitifuI faces
lie has made, to be beaten for Governor
of Ohio, by over one hundred thousand
majority. Well, it only proves that
Republics are ungratefu The great
est pity is that he did not succeed in
getting hung, and thus csms to the
natural end ola traitor. Hoping you
will excuse prolixity,
remain with much respect,
A SOLDIER of Co. D, 11th o. VIC.
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A married man falling into misfor.
tune ls more apt to retrieve his situa
tinn in the world than single one, chief
y because his spirits are soothod and
retrieved by domestic endearment nts, and
his self-rOspect kept alive by finding
that although all abroad be darkness
and humiliation, yet there is little
world of love at home over which be
ia a monarch.
The hrst ipstitutinn vouoh S afed to
our race was the Sabbath, the next
marriage So give your frat thought
to heaven, the next to your ,wifo.
yhe prettiest trimmingof woman s
bonnet is a gOOd,humored faOo.
tits only those who have done no,
thing who fancy they can do every
thing,
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Colorado Territory.

Gov. John Evans, of Colorado, now
in this city, makes some interesting
statements respecting the affairs of that
Territory. He has made an important
treaty with the Ute Indians, by which
they cede all the mineral lands in their
possession. Gov. Evans is ondea 7oring
to procure a ratification of that treaty.
Colorado contains population equal
to that of California when she was ad.
mitted as Stats-flfty thousand The
immigration this year was over ffteen
thousand, and is i-c.srOasing. The CAPT
tall Denver City, has over six thousand
porulatioD, and great improvem is
have been made within the last YEAR
The gold quartz mines in the Territory
arc the richest yet discovered, and capi.
tai for developing the precious m etal is
flowing freely into Colorado. We may
look for wonderful increase in the
product OF gold from that region, -
The Legislature has a twosthirds ma.
jority Of unconditional Union mem.
bers.
At its last session the United States
Senate passed an enabling act for the
admission of Colorado, but it failed in
the House for want of time. The pres
Ont Congress will undoubtedly pass a
similar act promptly, and the new State
will thus take part in tho next PrOsi-
Dental election.
Gov. Evans was formerly of Chicago,
and still has a large property there
II g was one of the Professors of Rush
Medical College in that city, and is a
man of ability. He is, of course, inter
ested in pushing forward the Pacific
Railroad. 1t is confidently asserted
that tho mineral wealth Of Colorado OK
ceods that of California, and that her
gold is sufficient to pay off the Nation
al debt.--[WashingtOn Republican.
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ScoTTsVILLE, KY, Dec. q.

CURE FOR INFLAMED SORE EYES,
Dissolve 2 ounces of white vitriol and
an equal quantity of common salt iu
a pint of water. B,tho the eyes two
or three successive nights with this so
luton on retiring to bed. The remedy
is simple and effCctual, and is given out
of an earnest desire to promote the hap
piness of tho suffering.
T. ERWIN RICHEY.
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Origin Of Common phrnaen.

The torn "masterly inactivity" or
igiaated with Sir James Macintosh
Good tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb" which everyone who did not
suppose it was from the Bible, credited
to Sterne, was stolen by him from
George Herbert, who translated it from
the French of Henry Ettienne. "The
cup that cheers but not inebriates," was
conveyed by Cowper from Bishop Berk
ley, in his Siris. Wordsworth's "the
child is father to the man." is traced
from him to Milton, and from Milton
to Sir Thomas Moore. "Like angel
viSits-few and far between" is the off
spring of Hook; it is not Thomas Camp.
BELLS original thought. Old John
Norris (165s) originated it. "LikO an.
gel visits--shOrt and bright" and after
him, Robert Blair, as late as l745
"There's a good time coming" was
Scots phrase in Rob Roy; and the cal
mighty dollar" was Washington Irving
happy thought.
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A woman's Idea of Men.

Men are strong. They do things and
don't mind IL. They can open doors
in the dampest weather. They can
unstrsp trunks without breaking a
blood vessel; turn keys in a moment,
which women have lost thOir temper
and lamed their fugurs, over for half
an hour; look down preolpices and not
be dizzy; knock each other PROSTATE
and not be stunned. You may strike
them with all your might in the chest,
and not hurt them in the least, (T mean
if you are woman.) They never grow
nervous and cry. They go up stairs
three at q time. They put ono hand
on four.rail fenoo and leap it without
touching. In short, they do every
thing easily which women try to do
but cannot. Moreover men are so
"easy to get along with" They are
good.natured, and conveniently blind
and benevolent. Women criticize you,
not unjustly, perhaps, but relontlossly.
They judge you in detail, men only
judge the whole. If your dress i neat.
well-ftting, and well.tonod, men will
not notice it, except few man-millin.
ers; and few others who ought to be,
and to whose opinion we pay no regard
If you will sit still, hold up your head,
and speak when spoken to, you can be
very comfortable. 1 do not mean
that men cannot and do not appreciate
female brilliancy; but if you are goo d
listener, and in the receptive mood,
you can spend an hour. very pleasantly
without it; but woman finds out in the
first three minutes that the fringe on
your dress is not a match; in four she has
discovered that the silk of your sleeves
is frayed at the edge; in five that the
binding ofthe heel of your boot is worn
out; by the sixth, she has satisfactorily
ascertained what she suspected the first
moment she "set her eyes on YOU" that
you trimmed you bonnet YOURSELF the
seventh assures her that your collar is
only an "imitation," and when you
part at the end Of ten minutes, sho has
calculated, with tolorable accuracy, the
cost of your dress has leveled
her mental eye-glass at all your inno-
cent little subtcrfugos, and knows to
dead certainty your past history, pres
ent circumstances, and future pros
poets. Well what harm if she does2
None in particular. 1t is only being
stretched on the rack a little while.
You have no reason to be ashamed,
and you are not ashamed. Your boots
are only beginning to look shabby, and
we all know the trapsitory nature of
galloon. Your fringe is too dark, but
you ransacked the city and did your
best, "angels could do no more" You
trimmed your bonnet yourself and
saved two dollars, which was Just what
you intended to do. "The means were
worthy and the end was won." Your
lace is not real, according to the cant
of the shopkeepers; but it is rea eal--real
cotton, real linen, real silk, or whatever
the material may be, and you never
pretended it was Honiton or point; and
if lace is soft, and white, and fine, and
sets off the throat and wrists pret
fily, L do not see why it may not be
just as well made in America for two
cents a yard, as in Paris for two dollars
or two hundred Gail Hamilton.
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For
Miscellaneous Hnipmn.

Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 80 letters:
MY 10 ii 20 10 SO 10 is what have boon after for
ten DAYS
My 3 n 2 Is a bird.
My I3 2S G isan ani NAL
6 Ny 10 0 IL 20 % 33 is a general in tho United
States army.
My ~ Is IS 20. Is a farmerg tool
MY II s. IL 80 Is what we eat,
NV - 20 23 80 10 h good for making soap.
My3 Is an answer would not like to hear from
a young lady. ..lI |.'
My IL 81 Is two Of tn first vOwols,
, My whole Is what Company snbsistod on for hvS
days on ono OF thotr marches, ROYAL HENRY,
Co, I, cath 0.N, /.
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The human heart beats about sew
Onty-two times in minute or in
life of sixty years, two thousand MILL.
Ons Of times.
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Merit is never SO conspicuous as when
it springs from obscurity, just as the
moon never looks SO illustriouc as who,
it emerges from a cloud.
There SC one el.s who has the DOW.
y 20 90 SO much your friend, or sc
mucn your enemy, as yourself.
He that can keep his temper /,
better than he who can keep carri.
age.
He who cannot keep his own Sc
cret, ought not to complain whom 9TH
ers tell it.
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Were We to ask hundred who from
small beginnings have obtained a posi-.
tion Of respeOtability and influence, to
what they imputed their success in life,
tho general answer would be, "It was
from being compelled to think for and
depend upon ourselves"
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NoutA's Department.
lFor the EowS.
Charade.

heheld my mighty hrst, with laundering sound
llurls forth my second with destructive breath;
My whole makes lcgons press the bloody ground,
Andclos their owes in darkest shades OF death.
MILO.
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Answer to Charade OF last wsek:--Our tn
tion,Y',A.,.,1To Enigma;-ThS Alphabet.
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