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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
COMmISsIONRR,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AND LkASEHOLD In Tksk
CITY OF HICHnlOND.

COMRTISSIONRR,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AND LEASEHOLD In TAX
CITY OF HICHmOND.
10y virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court o.
- the city Of Rchruond, pronounced the 18th August
1884, the Of TrutheaI against TFuehesr hc III Inoer
signed who thereby sppoaied eommsicn for that
Pose WI sell al public auction, On the premises on aONDAt
The 30 October, 1884, a. ~ o'clock ~, 10 the order adv
tSed tho GLOWING vsus0s real estate and lesshold, 's:
small brick tenement Rt the Of Walnut alloy and al
ley between l7h 18th sf Gets, and Hsn aud PGn
Streets IN the occupancy Of lar Patrick Conns Alter tc
viii DO sod the lease lsAses forever certain land ~ III
norhess. Main and Market Streets osnsd by ~.
Dill the estate Of the Joseph Alen yielding IS
rent OF 2SU bushels OF wheat Per forever, ard psyGb
Aanuss the nrs day Of December the said wheat De-
at So pounds per huhe which the Known neres
standard OF bushel Of wheat when the said
executed, In lieu Of wheat speSe o. tie
sge price thereof ssceained By the catts Of the NIL
oilers OF three ofthe nearest manu- acturng nills"
TerG-0nettd oas balance n and two years, nv
Fo,iAbs noeI Inherent seded, and title retained Until ali the
prrche,e noty fay paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court, or all cash, THE option Of lae puIeha ser
W. GoDDIE,
4 A. GLADSTONE,
COMMISSIONER
Sale conducted by 5iesIrs GRuDss WILLIAMS.
I.pi2-2sviw&ots
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. above sale postponed until TBUas
GRUBB5 WILLIAMS,
COS sucees:ors 70 Goddin Apptrsoa.
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HIAD9'Es RIslkvE FoRcIs, I
October 81, 1864.
sPIciLL ORDER, 1
N, tuI 4

sPrciLL oRDER,
No.lU
The OF the regular session Of the Virginia
Military lasue having bea porponed until the LIST ofNo
next Cadets under IL Of age and not
Already duty IN the hed by ordersuo The War
rment from these lartets hereby required
sp,It Niheut da, 70 Ne A. o. Peyton, Command.ni OF
Camp Of AZ Camp Lee, Eiehn opd for s
hate aud Id service. Cadets unttr IL
also esy ted refors OR assignment
ddty.
All fEioughs and exemptions heretofore granted Cadets
are, by OF toe 5ec eiary OF War, revoked.
Tie Cadets v be released om field service
cnmEoesceneEt Of the session Of TIE institute.
b. command II Major General KTAPER.
RH oATLETT,
oc4-6t A O.
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TRAyYIcKIEo WITH SoIDIIRs.-It is known that q
number of persons in this community In direct viola
ton Of law prohibiting traffic with the soldiers, have
been in the habit of purchasing shoes and clothing from
them. Our military authorities, We hear, have deel-
mined to put stop to the evil and have already inau-
gurated measures for tho accomplishment Of the object
The Government furnishes the soldiers with comfort
able rainen and gord seFviceable shoos, but many oil
them part with those valuablss at sacrifice to procure
money with which to crafty their desires for Injuries
and drink We hope tina. this qualification will not be
catered to by otz,ns, Who In many cases. doubtless
thoughtlessly have Engaged 10 this trafc. The fall
season has now arrived and cold weather will soon he
upon u.s. The soldier who IL exposed to the rgors Of
Geld services will need all the shoes and clothing the
Government cln furnish TO prOsc. biz person and pre-.
sefye his htvlIb.
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THA@GRAPE
RspoFts Of the Press Association received HI.
ciusively By the WhtR.

Entered aocordn0 10 ACT Of Congress IN he year 1862 b
u THRASHER IN re Clerks CDtce Of hs District Court
ps OoRJederats States Dr ts Northern District n Co.
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Aue9FsE gaHNs -,uspss r.r..
. EIGHxY-FOUM AolsEs oe VALUABLR

LAND FOX 50 Lhs 80
|ON THURSDAY, the 9th day OF October
" viii gale, the premises, my Tract Of
Land on which side, contain Ing 200 sused Ia the
county Of Mec lenbug Va imreafey tie road leading
from Blacks and Whites Boydon 81 allies from the former,
10 nom the latter The land q In high state Of iproysment
well adapted TO the gf0u hne and gren 0nehs
In original growth and the other ceafed under good fence
with acomorabe frame house with 4rOoms ana porch In front
beautiful situation, and suitable Tor public banesJa
good locality for physician. All necessary ou-oules
good oues The purchaser buy The cep the premises
and possession will be given after the dsy
Por any nformston sdd,ss Wlittles Mi Mckenburg
county Va. Thus. " sMIPA.
ssp2g-td -.
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Ing wers secssd and brought before the Mayor this
morning Lz4ie Lines, Bslsy Green, Moses Brsndsr,
Minor Lewis, Thsophius Hope and James Wslls.--
Hope sported fi.e gold-headed caue, with ocmpl-
mentry inscription and seemed to be the leader Of the
crowd.
The Mayor, upon ascertaDiDg that the celebration
was gotten up In honor Of the Birthday OF the cable
hostess, and took place in the day time, discharges
them, with severe rcpruand, Brady was fined $50
for permitting coupe of slaves who were caught in
her house, to be there without passes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

TlRn-pAnT.l year. 80; IN 7snshI, els 'aFs' n0A'A
SIS. 8Or . les psrioG - per uonth -.
Sna Wu1uS,i year san NJ Hpnlhs, So Ne IaS''fpu'a
receive for Lass ihAn nSnnL
Wu1I year. 30; a1 EOuSas SO. No Isi'P"'1
o. les nAa an ncniu.
Rs.altsansa ne meIcrhH.
aosScsnss MARKED Via ~ - -,
uaud MAJ tAsg tara EzpssuDnon AsoaAS hSNs''
F,-.u pronvsly Il Iass susn paDsr ooroaue@
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OUR INDIAN ALLIES.
Lieut.. GsasrdI Early,
Commanding, &c.
From tho Petersburg Express ]

From tho Petersburg ErpresS
We think that she Confederate press ought TO notice
In moro conspicuous manner than il does the fidelity
of the Indians 10 the Il6an Territory to our cause aud
the vaua be services they have IL. They GER
tanly deserve the gratitude Of oar government and
people for their steady adherence to in this desoa
ting war; a1d for the bravery they have exhibited in it.
Properly TO appreciate the obligations we are under 20
hem for the noble art they have acted and are st
acting We must take into consideration two important
facts which equally testify to the merits OF their courss
Ia the fret place. the Yankee government as soon az
hostites broke out endeavored by every aru method
aud device win these Indisns TO thor side-or
at all events to dstach them from tho Oonederaoy.-
They tried to bride them with money, and to work
upon In sm by Establishments and other similar sppli-
ancss But they failed attain the desired end. Being
disappointed IN all ther t ,rts in this direction, when
tbey ound the Indians in against them, they re-
sorted 10 vindctve acts Of vandalism in order TO pur-
sh them for uniting themselves with the Ooniederates
They laid waste their country, destroyed their
property, pundered and outraged them in the
true spirit of heartless Notwithstanding that
they would thus drive them to an abandonment
of the Oonfederates. Again, they signsiy filed
Ia their purpose. The Ind stood firmly and calamity
10 the fat aud bare by the loses and sue'ngs they
save incurred and by their active cooperation with u'
in the field proven themselves worthy OF or highest
confidence, and entitled themselves to our warmest
thanks One of their sblest and most Influential chiefs
hes particularly distinguished himself oy ms 4;slous
In our behaf, en- ny Tue lhUepuity
bis bearing Sanwst les will be honorsbly asst
ciatsd With the events of tie war; if history does tue
Jus ice due to him. He has been the hero of many
edi able achievements in he distant theatre in which
hs movements have been made, aud he s stu energet
caly pureung bis pario il His latest achieve
msnt as heralded by the Yankee pess was tia cap ue
aoo.t two weeks sgo in Southern Kansas, of train OF
two hundred army ayons, loa3ei with valuable stores,
with their torses aud equipments, bes dss amhuanc's
and suffers wsg ns the whole valued OF million Of
d9a.s He al.o captured nearly all the drivers and ,he
whole escor. OF 500 men. This was uncomfortable
af,r and as the loss is admitted by Ysnkee journal,
on tue aut oity Of s. Louis dispatch, We hirk that
there can be very little doubt Of the truth Of the Fate
ment AL honor then, cay, to Slanwattie and bis
noble band for the answering fidelity with which they
adhere 10 the fortunes of the Oonsderscy aud for the
unt aud vigorous exertiors they are making SO
allies in defence o. our common righs.
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NOlICE

WANTED-A healthy, WIr NuRsr. Apply
:. 1s fourth house On osy sssst above s's'ss 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05

HEADQUARTERS, RoDIs' DIVISION,
September goth, 1864 !
GInsral Your note of to-day ia received In tho
spirit in which it ia intended"
So far from being offended az your course, acospth
as evidence of your fidelity to the pubic.
Grateful for your complimentary alluslon to my
Brigade,
am General,
Very respectfully,
Your obsdient servant,
CULLEN A. BATTLE,
BEigsdler- General.
Lieut.. General Early,
Commanding, d1.
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LOST BONDS AND CERT IPICATR
NOTICE.

A .GENTLEMAN who is fully exempt from
n rihtsry duty, ami has iany, desires situation
0vsTsser Stewart farm above Richmond
Address PRANOla w. WARE,
sep2T--c4s Care OF r. Canthorn kichrond. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-05
NOTICE.

4 GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders
"a Of the James River Canal Packet Company will be hea
scetgvlie Absmss county on THURSDAY, The 2oh oc,o
IL o'clock A. AZ. Business Of portancs will be
rAn,asei, sni flu stendt nee Is required.
b. order Of the Board Of Directors.
oHAs " HoRRIas. President
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19
Tbc Yome GirtIe.

How MEN "BUsT Up."-Men with
unassuming wives never fail. 1t is the
husbands of such women as Mrs. Dash
and Lady Brilliant, who find them
selves face to Ease with the sheriff and
certain mysterious documents adorned
with red tape and waters big enough for
target exercise.
The desire of New York feminine
is to outshine her nei ghbors-not in
mental requirements but in gingerbread
ornaments and gold.edged coal scuttles.
IF Mrs. Dash gives game supper
woodcock stuffed with gold dust-Lady
Brilliant takes the wind out of her sail
by getting up another. in which the
prevailing dish will be birds Of paradise,
swimming in a gravy made of melted
pearls: 1t is this rivalry, and not dab.
bling in railroad stocks" that brings
ruination to the fast men Of Wall street.
The "ill fortune" Of whioh they com
plain, is no more or less than a brain
less wife. Ifthey would come back to
happiness, they should direct their at
tention, not to the Quotations of the
stock markets, but to the ruinOus alb.
surdties of their own fre.side. Thou.
sand dollar ropasts don't pay, while the
merchant who purchrqes hundred dol
lar handkerchiefs for "duck of wife, -
should not wonder if the time eventual
ly comes when "gOose of husband"
lacked shirts and was but ill-supplieG
with breeches.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19

From the above it appears that the
Fair Ground has cost the sum of ST,
SAB CO.
In the last two years, under the ad.
ministratiou of the retiring Board of
Directors, the debt has been reduced
from $500 to S2,517 SO. 1t is now SO
much reduced and in such shape that it
may be paid of in a fe" ycasc by eco
nomioal management.
It is generally conceded that the
Fair Ground is one Of tho best arranged
in the State, and it is highly desirable
that the Society should use every ez.
ertion to hold such valuable property
without incumbsancc.
All that is required to insure this,
il that all the members should take
warm interest in the success of the So,
ciety, make every effort to secure largo
attends at the Fairs, and insist upon
a careful administration of its affairs by
the Board Of Directors
The County being part owner of the
real estate, every citizen should desire
to see it succeed.
During the past year, the ground has
been put into complete order. 1t was
grazed last summer, aud yielded nearly
$50. For the current year it ought to
yield more, as the grass VII be better.
The house and garden cn tho ground
are rented to Byron Alexander at 50.
Month ho agreeing to look after the
grounds and fences and keep things in
order. His occupancy dates from Nov,
/, 1868.
A balance of s35Ois due from Dan,
iel Brown for pasture last summer, and
the note Of Jas. H. Thompson is still
unpaid. This attention of the Board il
directed to the braces in the roof of th'
Floral Hall, They are supposed BY
competent judges to be too weak, and
should be replaced by new ones, in or
der to sustain the weight necessarily i'm
posed on the roof by heavy snow storms
9. c. SANS, President,
liillsbOro, Feb, 1864.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19
The Hero. Working Mnn


In his reply to the address of the
wOrking-men Of London, Garibaldi said:
"I like to see workingmen particular
ly. am very grateful, and will forget
not in all my life this welcome of the
class l have the honor to belong to. 1
like them to call me the brother of the
Workingman Of every part Of the
wofld."
1t was at once curious and sublime,
says the correspondent of the Tribune,
to see this champion of the workingmen
few moments after thus avowing his
relation to the lower class of English
society, enter tho magnificent coach of
of the wealthiest duke of the empire,
and be driven to palace, as the guest
of an autocrat Having been a work
ingman in both England and America,
he still has the courage to avow his
sympahies for that class, in the face Of
the most exalted in wealth and gentili.
ty.
Itseems that the liborator of italy
has not gone to England to be pettod
and Aattered, but to meet the leading
Democrats of the nations Of Europe For
consultation.
Another item Of interest connected
with this hero is, that the literal sienif.
cation of his name, to wit, "Bold in
War" is strikiugly exemplGed in his
| character.
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Antidote for Poison.

Dr.. James Edmonds, prominent
London physician, writes as follows to
the London Times:
II inclose a simple, safe, and acces-
siblo prescription for tho whole range
of acid and corrosive po!sons, and which
if promptly used, will almost invariably
save life. Mix 2 ounces of powdered
chalk or maguosia, or ! ounce of wash
ing soda, with a pint of milk, and swal.
low at one draught; then tickle the
back of the throat with feather or the
finger, so as to produce vomiting. AZ
terward drink freely of hot milk and
water and repeat tho vomiting, SO as tC
thoroughly wash ouFthe stomach. Any
quantity of chalk or magnesia may
be taken with safety, but soda in large
quantities is injurious. l may add alsc
that the narcotics being excepted, milk
alone is an Gntidots for almost all tn,
poisOns, and especially if followed b,
vomiting"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19
Sherifs Sale

STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, SIS.
DURSUANT TO TIE COMMAND OF AN ORDER
II for sale, issued from the Court of Common Pleas,
within and Tor the County OF Highland in the State Of
at Tie door of the Courthouse in lIsborough High.
land CouGty, Ohio
~ ctlccf 7. NJ the following described Real Estate,
to wit; Situate in Highland and Adams counties
Ohio on tho voters of Brush Creek, and bounded and
described as folows; Beginning at two white oaks,
southwest to tho land of Isaac Fonnor thence
with Of his lines North $3.50, East 2O2 poles TO
stone said Fcnner's northwest corter and In one of
the lines Of tho land OF slcnheld thence with sni
line north 500 west 90 polesto stbno southwest cor.
Der to Samuel Edenheds land and in line Of the land
Of Henry Anderson; thence with said hnB SOUTH 1Oo
west 2l poles to stone, said Andcrsois southwest
thence with another Of his lines north 500 west
100 poles to red oak and two dog woods, southwest
corner to said Andcrsuns land; thence south 200
81 poles to hickory and jack oak sapling anee south
2O west poles to white oak and two naples in
original southsine OF j. f. Lcachers SURVEY, No 1896
thence with said line north G7 west 20 poles to two
hckOrics and white oak, northeast cort6r to j. Ro.
trofs laud; thence with of his lines south 2jo
vest ~ poles to white oak and hickory in line of
Nances surveys, Nos. 1903 and 1895 thence with said
line south G7 east 2i5 poles to tho place of beginning
containing one hundred and ninety and three.
fourth acres more or less. Excepting however, from
the said boundaries and tract of land the following dc.
scrbed parcel OF land, namcly part of surveys Nos
1896 and 1886, 1t beingH lot Of land situate on the wa
tiers of Brush Creo beginning stone in one of the
original lines of the survey of which this is part, and
tunniug thence with Fth line south 60 east los npes
to n stone thence north %, east 90 poles to stone
thence nSrth 81 west SS poles u stone in n line o
John Laorges land thence south % west, passing nt
poles two naples and white oak, marked rs corHcr
to the place of beginning, containing thTtyfour and
three-quarer acres.
Valued at thirty dollars s3o per acre and DO sold
by order of said Court in certain aEiun wherein Jamei
W. storer Is plaintiff aud John II lidenheld as admin
strator of james Sturer, decd Mary Ann Storcr Rnt
others defendants in action for sale of real cGtu
hron vendors lcn. Case No. 273.
TCtms of sale-Cash.
LEVI NJ JOHNSON.
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio and Special Master Com
missioner.
j. SLOANE, Attorney. #
HillsborO, April ~, 1864. ap2I
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19

SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL For -
The hat was passed around in certain
congregation for the purpose of taking
up collection, After it had made a
circuit of the church it was handed to
the minister, who, by the way, had ex,
changed ptlpits with the regular
preacher, and ho found net penny in
it. He inverted the hat over the rul
pit cushion and shock 1t, that its ompti-
ness might be known, then raising hi.
eyes toward tho ceiling, he exclaim ed
with great fervOr, "I thank God that l
got back nay hat from this cOngrega-
ton"
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The Board Of Directors FOR 1862,
proceeded Immediately after its election
to investigate the affairs of the Society.
They made an representative estimate
of the debt and found it to be, as near
as they could ascertain, $500, princi-
pal and interest. The assets consisted of
the Fair Ground, and note Of hand on
Jas. II. Thompson for S40o.
During the previous winter the Fair
Ground had beon occupied by a battal-
ion of cavalry, and when they left 1t in
the Spring, every building was more or
less injured, all the interior fences were
destroyed, the cattle and sheep pens
had totally disappeared, the stables and
cattle sheds were broken and rasRed
the show rings all gone, and the ground
so tramped and cut UP that the grass
could not grow that season. The OIL
GERS had promised to pay for all dana
A
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19

a short-sightcd professor on going
cut of the gateway of his college, rln
against COW. In the confusion of the
moment he raised his hat and exclaim-
el II beg your pardon, Madam. -
Soon after he stumbled against lady
In The street, and in sudden reelection
of his former mishap, he erie Ort-Ts
this you again, you brute?'
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Isaac Bennett, Administrator of
the Estate of PhoebO Smith, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
Eliza Smith, Thomas II Smith, .,I
Bennctt Smith, Mary June Petition to SCH Lani
Whitaker and Andrew Whita-
Rer her husband, Amelia Mich
ol-, aud John Nichols her hus-
baud and Ellen Syiers, and
John \. Syfers, her husband,
Defendants.
IWNHE said Bennett Smith, whose residence is uA.
II knOwui the said Atnnda shepherd, wife Of the
said Franklin Shepherd who reside ia the State of In
diana; the said Amelia Nichols, wife of the said John
Nichols who resides in Mason county, in the State Of
West Nitglnia and the said Thomas H. Smith, who
the service of the United States at Fort Laramie, in
tho llth q. O..C., commanded by Col. W. q. Collins:
You are hereby notified that the llt day of April
A. d. 1864, said Administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Highland county, Ohio the object and
prayer Of which rtiton is to obtain order the
sale Of the following real estatc (of which said Phoebe
Smith divd seizo pay the debts Of said deceden to.
wit:
Two and ten rods Of land In Liberty township,
Highland county, Ohio, part Of the tract adjoining tho
town of HillsborOugh which sold to james II
Chapman by b. IL. Johnson and S. Bell and which two
acres and ten rods Of land is bounded as follows:
beginning at a sOne the southeast of Thomas
Hatyey's four lot, which his house is built
thence with llaryeys line nOrthwpsery 20 poles and
link to stone in llaryeys line thence at right an
giles southeasery with the line Of another lot of three
stone IN said line; thence at right angles nOrtheastery
parallel with the first lEe 30 poles and two links
sone thche at right angles 10 poles and links to thu
place Of beginning.
Application for said order will he innip on the IAN
day Of May, 1861 soon thereafter COUNSEL car
be heard. ISAAC BENNETT, Admir-,
JonN NJ DoRMAS, Atty for Petitioner.
| April II, 1864. apllw5pr's fee sl3 rs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19

President Lincoln is the recipient of
a pair of wooden socks, knit by Miss
Addic Brookway, of Newburyport, Mass.
On the bottom CT each was knit the
Secession Gag, and near the top the glo-
rious Stars and Stripes of our Union,
SO that when worn by the President he
will always have the flag of the Rebel
lion under his feet.
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Noutk's department.
LFor tho News.

For tho News,
Enigma.
I am composed Of "a letters.
My 81 30 10 II Is kind Of food.
My9 IA has caused many ships TO be lest.
My6 8 10 - Al is wild animal
My l5 "a II is a rebel General.
Ny II u Is fowl.
My lG IL II % is a toy.
Ny 10 IL II is an adjective. ,....
MY II % is part of tile human body.
My "a 2 Is an adverb. Oh.
Mywhole is what nothing but traitors would patron
ze ANN SMITH.
Pricetown.
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1Otttu.
HONOR TO THE PLow.

Though clouds Oercost our native sky,
And seem to cloud the sun,
We will not down in anguor lie,
Or dream the day is done;
The rural arts we loved before,
No less wo cherish now,
And crown tho banquet, as Of yors,
With Honor to the Plow.
In these fair fields, whose peaceful spoil
To faith and hope are given,
Wen seok the prize with honest toll,
And leave the rest to heaven.
Well grid us to our work like men,
Who owe holy vow,
And If in Joy we meet again,
Give Honor to the Plow.
Let art, arrayod in magic power
With labor, lSh1 in bond,
Go forth, and now, in rerils botr
Sustain a sinking land.
Let never sloth unnerVe the arm,
Or icar the spirit cove;
The words alone should worb charm,
All Honor to the Plow.
The heath redress, the meadow drain,
The latent swamp explore,
And DER the ong-sxpoctant plain,
DiTuse the quickening store:
Then foaross urge the furrow deep,
Up to the mountain brow,
And when the rich results you renp,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-05-19

It is said that the Cathedral in Mexico
is the largest building in America, it
being five hundred feet long, four hun.
drSd feet wide and seating thirty thOuS.
and persons.