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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
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By =. n. HOOD, D. c. 4 n.

E3zara gorge Jaass Ragsss ssvririsg luFaey y
Pride 4 Rarifs.
r. this cAafs the bin alleges thai tie defendant Jas
a BaFsss Is a rSHdset Of Tennessee II y ordered
tbSt publication Be made for fouF successive weeks 10
Br0Nnl0Ws Whik notifying SAID 3sfsHasat 10 app ear
bss5fs The ChsBssry Court 81 Asfyvills, tee first
TsssaEy after :=s eut Monday q NsYsmber beat, 70
nahs asfsnss % the b tbs slil be taken for
eoafssss4 aB& sss foT hearing pagte.
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WANTED.

A WELL FINISHED DWELLING
HorEE. gisaaaHlly Eatsd IN kssaviils Itaa.s "a
AIS r., - s.asi ala Fos3s AEpiI %
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-. "a >. -. : -,

siFsas y "a order sale, te ne difsetsa ssasa Ia
~ Ais eaass ~ the CisFt Of The Circuit Court u
sfaasse eesa, fshn.s viii, The slh dss Ct August
1885, s1pas % palls sale iar eash IA hspd Al the @
hoess deer IN Ueselsna, BrsdIsy soanty lbs follosins
essissa iabd end ioss 10 Bradley eoanty 10 wilt. les
eIss mere o. e's being and yias in BRADLEY saaniy
ssese 81 Tennessee, aaa 0eUgs aisot a. follows 10 vii
esssses 90 rs aarhsass n. .@-.A.ast o,ss
zee sf seson o. tsrEs T. Of the basis line thence
toae Ss East 20 potes thezet south a2 sll poles
sAsAes noFth Te, west 5b3 poles thsuee ssslb Bys east
Pee thence west ssia vest So poles theAse north sss
vet # Poits thssee south 20, wet poles tksnes
hgfh w. west - peles ana n feet T. Wbita onk Ira,
tasnes sozih 81 Hsst re poles aud 10 si To hissssy
heAee HoTsh 49, west li5 palst a. Feet Go The
soatsNt n0fncr Of The quarter Rbovs RamsA thseee
ssssa y east 1921 poles 70 stake pat up IS Casey
he!a shsncs to tho bSgauinK corner ssusaiulnr fse
aete aes OF iess except thas portion uf said Land Ne
der ieses Tor grave yard bsiRs the Lands eaAseSsd
y Pleasant csssy 10 Jessph cebbs. AuEshed - The
sepsiis q 9essHh cobhs the fIh day Of Jsly. tsss
Slso - H. PfoFetv Of ". H. Tbbs. ia serss q the
aplh eide 81 tbs aeEthsass quarter OF seesu aa tSg
acres 81 he south side Of The southwest aaaFes II soc
0a >, ell p township J. range of the basif ins
lSoee district sOztAinnE IN 81 fB9 aerss sFs on lass
Use AL the hptiheags qaagteT Of sscson Ia TIE oSa-
alp aad f&sga afoFssad except % acres OF Of said Last
aeatsanaa quarter aaa osae3 b. Joseph HawkiHs4
s Is asres ct tAs neFth Sest and side Of the
euhNrst quarter Of section l. IN ,vEsabp !. range l.
art " The basis iaa, 0ssse district bounded - fosas
3sginns9 1t tie northwest Of aid sseliea nsH
as sasa ih ne Feslaz lire 50 poles, ,bsbes east a
lght AnFss with the aFs lire 80 peas ihgnce nsFth 2es
ass parallel With tbs srst Inns Sa oiss - the nerth
eaadAFy 81 the qsaSteF hsncs With The Sans 70
be hsgsaning IN al 4e3 seTss more " ssi aso lgss
.os 10 sad 81 IN the t5Na Of Cleveland Bssdley senns
lee the soaih half Of tbs northeast quafer s session $
ssaship range west Of the basis lne and ssalA ha
The borthSFsi qasTtsr 81 seetaa it, ssus tarashp
I'd range Aforesaid, except much cf the 4
EeePtsl BY tie Bast Tennessee aud Gs1raia Ralsasd
snang thToagh the same containing 90 sere naofe -
sal also 3s2 asFss, less, being all Tho nsrhwo
asfssT Of session g. township ., rasEe I, Of ibs
isis in except arrss heretofore cold Joseph Tuck
; hs northeast quarter Of sS0su 3 o. the saHs l0sn.
'p and fs8e last aforesaid all The southwest qasr,ar
section 81 in township 2 range l. Eesi ef tbs basls
se szespt ths right Of Say conveyed 20 The Railroad
anPasy, ali levied ihs property Il ". H. TiAbs
e sth aay ef iaiy, 1854
ISAAC Low Shs,iH
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TEXAS LAND.

0ed0 ACRES OF LAND LYING Up.
SOtO ihs weisss af oRsss Crssa, shisa ss-s t.ss
tia CPlsFssa Tiys a Hays eeRasy, rsHss This AaI -
c<atct By AGTtistt szss tbs best tE - Ana TaEaa ~
uo1aksT OF Aast1Ra ColSsy 10 lisa. Is II 49,
rsa AustiH TIE Capital e she sSaSs -
eei~sn he STATE Capital Aad ssa Aat2so e Ssry r.
spei dssirshasl - sid taN, aRd pavshs
aa,is sasy- tsfkr Nils 60
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DWELLING HOUSE

IN THE SUBURBS OF THE TOWN
q Dan3rdgs Tsan N4tb - Of Esea krsaS Iaaa
Iea ttnaston = one 81 the test zzsasd The r.
dNsLtoE boase contains SIN 8EA tchea a3fofnius
seod sks boass hsra saa stAhlesbaaatifsl E-seAs s
essd visa Fsek Ean, al II fal vgs q Tfussh Hrosd
rtrsr tefJ drsTaos Or Esrckabt FrofssscsE a-ht
nan Payasats sasy tsllr SILEs 60.
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ZOE RENF oR LRAsF.

WE HAVE FOR RENT OR LEASE
ssssrsl d~zrabis, sell lsPfsvsd Farns a1asssa -
btqant Aa4 Msaks essHtsss Tsaa gSen kasiaz
SGD rtsss essou lad NoFS sood salEsss asd is $50
spsizFs ef satsf IL ~ ssTid. Apply %
lslta NILS 90
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a. I. hsaus Co. - y, q TIbss
ssstae q ~ sfdas q sais b. NE assass5. lsssss Il
~ fhs sass - The ee.k - he eiFssis Csnsi u Bfsa
ey essst, IenHesssts will ssh ass q daily 1896
expose . public sais fst rsSh 10 hsna II he tfs ksess
uoot te TIC iowa - csselaa5, Hf@atY esanty ise fol-
tssiHg dtsfbsd lsaa ee8 ies h. tasy saastf Is III
~ ssaitstea sisFstt Il Htd Tisbs % hs aisssiax
fssp Lststa he tawa - CfsseseFI Bts5sV 1900 -
vi sess aaa 81 AID II, sstisyisa % as Tie Sopa
80 y = u 1i5t sapFsssd y BE- ess~haf isistssi
g ssh fesA lets ssespt zask 81 lot "a -
iasaf NstsAsess lsyisd 5n q zeth day 81 TshFasrv
tset ISAAC Lew shsfia
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NOTICE

~ persons lsAsbisd Ne asiats % ne Iss VIZ sap
a aasssssd o. Jsssn seauiy, Tsab sIs rssassssa
tafWkxa tuS1ataly Astaeent a. thsff
ssins vii bs PLACED haBds Of - sesF foF csss -
"a pas8s hsFiag ess against estate I'll prssP.t he
q he asisfEisnss ~ psymsnl A. Il hkka. 4
Strawberry Fislss. Tsns--5szi.sss a.,
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SMALL PARM IN NORTH CAROLINA
ToE

Inn ACRES oF LAND, on BEAR
1UV eRkEK, II CbsFgass ssaztJ n, c - - y Esr..
assarsa lad 81 aTai SsAge saTy sslscsiea azd So
a@Ftsoa claim o. &C ~ ssSs kkessa; Water oas -.
o-s - Staas To- stosA raiser 10 tAs rats4 States
tiSI NILS 60
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WANTED. m Ex65aiaEeE FOR LAEn

"A HOUSE AND LOT IN OR NEAR
"A Kassvs A0zss nass - sli situ.ssd sss esassl-
az Or sat good rooaa, WITH zso4ry oathzf4sss Any
Gus having s property and EiEg saeznrs apoa fatr
tGHs Cor znd - Bi5Ra osaaty Fean Araasas 81 TsHas
may Haaks sa eqElisbis srra1szzasat. Apply - =
fslttf NITE= A % =
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FOR LEASE OR RENT.

= n Of hrsl qaaiiiy - ysilsy aa1 araa asss n sif
ssgstsd Bn Messy Crsk, jssrss eagnfy Tcna aad 40
bs AssJ cys~k bpOf shs RAt raasess-s szl Yirais
haiiro@d Tbs s2ssg 81 AS fzTa has bssz partalT -
eysd PAttss rnii8s st y pad EE ralls % e. afTEa
seat vii b sds Scr fhs % tie ARA il sAs say ef
gs9yszleaa tsit.n ApPis - NILE8 CO
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COUNTY COURT KNOX COUNTY.

NOD ~ Z NOU u = = AINOA COUNTY.
Jane TeFnn. Is8a.
1sAa c sses is. SAITH Affair CIV P. GarassIl ssa
IN THIS CASE 1T Is ORDERED BY
= ths ceaFt thai PuklSalsH b Ads ~ RFcwnlsps Nh3z
EsuiFiag a &saaaEt Jaass Smith 80 cozas fsrwa A. Ms
asxt terms ct ts CcHgs ss3 anaty ha sseaEity a. Aa-
EifEtor AaseIad assh sssps va b aksa N h care,
- Afs aateoFlssa ~ Law. ". s. SEAT, Clsrh
ssal-1v~ By IJCRAWFORD. d Ctsrk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
Dr. =. M GRANT,


FFAffNs eSeA ss ek taFst sl!saa ses eaass - =.
4 - vssa A@ 7liseets gelsel Aae hasiss bad asefs
asa ffa7 ls, III safeeif 4 - - "a tstgtts
- saSsasa4ct ass k4a7aciet4 peffosxsases Il
80 epsssifss pfgtssatn9 q ~ ftensszeE.
- s@fnslftfd te sref Huns Nh. Aetsksf !. " MIA
~ itss 6, y neg, ks4s 7 ~ Hanes q " tisth kza
4 k5sstf Ee 1aka Nliiaas. ard Mstfes Assaa fiSae
-, yeaf8 rendsasiy 80 sAy q ~ 80 cEleesa Il
Fffxtsiss 3utsasaf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05

ATTORNEY At LAW,
THYfLl rfRttes h he Fa ash osssit eanres 81 Tsh
w aeses- Suiy4.u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05

a. J. brses Co, ". Wm II. Tibbs asa J. g safguine
Rf sirsss Of order % sails % ne directed ussa IA
ts saase ~ ths 9 srk e tbs ciFrat csaFs Of Brad
ley Ssaaiy, Tens. with % asth aay 81 Jelv IaSs a.
pose - pasie Zee cash n hand - the esuff hoats a
q tie $50 u csxziaaa. Bradley county de flIosiss
3sseft2ad tapd sHg eps 10 bfAasy gsuny 60 Wa 6s
ssdTided insrest Of the defendant, w. r. Tbbs on ot.
Noh 10 III End ~, nepossd e BE- ore ban lntsrsst h
sams, except muck 81 LOT 10 A. iha Ceoss Bsok ss
apgn saatsd IN The tsva Of Cleveland Bradley esunty
levied ca a. the property 81 VIA. " Tibbs
IsAAC LOW, ebeflF
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House and Lot for Sale.
Wanted 70 Rent.

4 SMALL DWELLING HOUSE. WIZ
OF tfeonsfsFhishe8 anfarulshsS-ssrnt.Ass prs
l.zl.H STEks Z 90
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NOTICE.

IL Ps.as isahlsd % tis estate Of 0vorss asors
~ LAS st kAa1 eoaEty, astbsi eOHls ssrNsFd ue
dasy ADD nakS stt!sssat their claims U placed IN
tes hsnis Of osaef Er eosotsa al Persoas hayisg
CiaiHs against said estate viii pFsssn ss - tie
toE payment lses-is% V. I. HALL Adglr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
q. MOB. TTMONUY.

sala Is Tlseuey Co.. wSosa sad Retail braseisss ee.
Eess ~ Costa Aesss kSaEylle fsaa, ass y ksahsas
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srRAM MTLLs F0R SAFE

ttyE VIII, skill FessoaAsls tsEns sseasa aas ana
w or.t Mh. si4 Dilss ssTh % Kasssis 70 horse
poEsr snEHa 70 good Tahasz eEdsr Fer gafass Eppsy e
AaIin, aATsst place. q AsTs, water street. Ess.
vile, hE-As ?. AqkiA Z AHoTIEA,
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a. J. braes 4 Co., vs ". u. fltts ADD ). A Tisb,.

a. .. bfaes a CO.. ". ". u fltbs AID :. A Tisbs.
u siftes o. az order 81 psis e e astssd, sasa ID
~ tesssass y he CLERK II ths csualt Ccf n p-ss.
ley ssanls Tsas Wit. % 3efk esq " 1ay isss "a
oss e pable sale re- eash ID had ii tbs ssaf ksas.
aoes ta .he sgvn q Cssfsand. bTsdisy eoenfs he E.s
loving described Iaad ana lets d sFssssv =, 80.
lbs nsaThied latsresi ef tks sslssdaut Wa Ill 9tAss
90 ths following Tesa Las 10 tie teea 81 csyslsad
bsaeasT eosoiJ, towns Less Nos ~ 81 szA a. al ss
y oHs halt Hadtviasd iaisrusi is sAd tawu ia $500
% acct % ies No. - - sss 0sss Bank sfands spsa
Whiea 1ss eoHysyed ckEaway aaa Wsfsrhouss svi.I
% ihs sesh DAY Of February 1855
ISAAC Low, shs,ia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
Tetter and Itch fimtaanslt,

TRY TTMoNEY & co.'s TKTTER AND
ITtIf 0tSfaEHT-wasrasssd e eass Ftttes. HsTssrs
ith. snS fhs Itch IN twe days
No CURE NO PAY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05
THE ECLIPSE
LAND SALE.

AhA0 6AAEs
X 81. ystsJ ed power - vested - DEED Trust q
n sEsag-i IS Ga6cE c9lsgn, sii affsF flF - a.
. doe. Ga.r u Hargs- Bloc 81 C5GEty. T-nnazzza -
E sta say a AuFust fsF Cssi o. - D. s!a
.ll. the cta5sa sHd fatafsE, fsaf fhe f5tlsgH
E l-f aata trar d isa3 isis a the "a Ci, nfIgt VI
--l t--a'ss e3atalliEE b. ~s5aatlap huAagas
sores less, lsuBiad EBa flinE iABos N3fh 1Ao
L-fa ite heifs " boz. BsLalu, q II. Ras-g shd a..
- % ste ssif g. mis- sn3 fils iuBh Of HorgaHt81E o,
f rat ~. salb 1sHisy7 FEFclssot II Jrs.s. kerr
go -- ieii EEi particular Assrtipti0a, sud hsts eEd
..5at Be- A@fsly sis.H che basa a TfEss snd tbs
l-sa- t5 tI sasd Kerr 60 tfe saa Gf1i-aH
s s-s-f-5 b. - bssisteFs gfBl. 81 aaFy Eliis.
+. '-Al. beg t-sh -. gage - aG4 snd zlso
.- r. aa1H 81 tzrE= tri-f s4sfahsssse ta5sHdfd
- y H-ftioi' 81 ~ o. Astfasas YIN. goass BAKER
@ -teL =ie-t rHftas -fus i1e-flr I'd. "a haiF - asre
ID - ~'pssa e.ss -faEga-s isi g. iiss tsnast 81
'1a ''faits So, Jssss Asftisaes i
--H tlfe as r. ~ sHrfas o. sd itr.8 a F5usf
Is H' s7t SASS fsf u Jsne lsE
a lREPFe F-vs4a-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
About Hard-Thck.

Hard tack" or army biscuit, has
risen, in ordinary American parlance,
to the dignity of an institution-that is
to say, it is talked about, and has been
ioked over, to degree which would fill
many volume like this, were all the
hard tackiana collected.
The tack in question isalways packed
IN square wooden boxes generally bear
ing a date, as we'll as brand of the ma
ker or baker; anent which the following
is told:
"One day lot of boxes of peculiarly
hard crackers arrived in the camp OF the
5th Excelsior. S.voral Of the boys were
wondering at the meaning Of the brand
upon the boxes, which was as follows
"B, G. 6O3,""5
Various interpretations were given
but all were rejected, until one individ
ual declared it was plain enough
couldn't be misunderstood.
p "Why, how SOP was the query.
:. EOhp' he replied, ''that is the dat
When the crackers were made six han
s.dred and three years before Christ so
BE- Harper, q. .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
1orttp.
rHT SLAVE IN THE DISMAL SWAMI


In the dark fens Of the Dismal swamp,
The huntod Negro lay; .... N. #gi.#|
lie saw tho hre Of the midnight CAMP
And heard Rt timcs horses tramp
And bloodhound's distant bay.
where willie -the-wisps and glowworn' climb
In buIrush and in brakei
Where waving mosses shroud the pine,
And the cedar grows and the poisonous win"
Is spotted like tho snake.
Where hardly human foot could pass,
Or a human hOart would dare,
On the quaking turf OF the green mornss
tIs crouchsd in the rank and tangled grass,
like wild boast in his lair.
A poor old Slave inHrm and lame,
Ciroat scars deformed his face
On his forehead ho bore the brand OF shamc'
And the rags that hid his mongled frame,
We're thO livery Of disgrace.
All things above we're bright and fair,
An things we're glad and free !
1.-the SQUIRRELS Started here and there,
And wild birds nllcd the cchcns air
with songs of Liberty IH
On him alcno was the doom Of pain,
FIom the morning of his BIRTH
On him alone the curse OF Cain t ....
Veil ike a hail on the garnered grain'
Aud struck him to the earth. .n." ..
v ETfI.' ..a'.. HENRI W. LoNGrELLow
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
HOPE, FAITH AND LOVE.

There are are thicc lessons would write
Three words AZ with burning pen'
In tracings Of eternal light
Upon the hearts Of men.
Have hope. Though clouds environ now
And glAdness hides her face In scorn,
Put thou the shade from of thy brow
No night but has its morn.
Have faith. Whcre'or thy bark 10 driven
Tho cllH's disport, the tempest's mtrth-
Know this: God rules tho hosts OF he"Neh'
The inhabitants Of earth.
Have love. Net loyo alone for one,
But man, rs mar, thy brother call,
And scatter like the circling sun,
Thy charities OH all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy sonl-.
Hope, Faith and Love-and thou shalt hnd
Strength when liie's surges toughest roll
Light when thou else were blind.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
Purity Of Speech.

The great excellency of the Christian
religion is its power to purify the heart
from sin. The types and emblems of
tho ceremonial dispensation ShadOwed
forth in every particular the idea Of pu.
rity. "The grace of God which bringeth
salvation" was manifested to the world
in the person of the Savior, "who gave
himself for us that he might redeem US
from all iniquity, and purity unto him
self peculiar people" His character
while on earth, his actions, his pre-
cepts, his words, all we're marked by
spotless purity. IF Christ is formed
within us, the hope of glory, then
"when he shall appear we shall be like
him, for we shall see him as he is,"-
"And every man that hath this hope
In him purifeth himself even as he il
pure" Those who will give attention
to the matter will be impressed with
the number and clearuess of the pass
ages of Scripture that refer to the care
we should exercise in regard to ou,
words. There is no duty more plainly
set forth, or moro solemuly enjoined.-
We are convinced that there is among
Christians at the present time too littl,
Of that purity of conversation enjoinec
by the Scriptures. They too often in
dulge in stories and jests that are mucl
more beitting the circles of the ale
house and the gambliug-saloon, than o
those who profess to be striving through
the grace of God to keep themsclve
unspotted from the world.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
Tbr YOmr Glrtle.

The late R,v. Dr.. Sutton, Vicar OF
Sheffield, once said to the late Mr.
Pcech, veterinary surgeon:
"Mr. Peech, how i, it that you have
not called upon me for your ACCOUNT
"Oh," said Mr., Pecch, "l never ask
gentleman for money"
"Indced?' said the vicar; "thcn how
do you get on if he don't pay?'
"Why," replied Mr.. Pccch, "aftcr
certain time | conclude he is not gen
tlcman, and then | ask him"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
Your devoted husband

A very affecting incident occurred at
Milledgeville during General Sherman s
march. Some officers had found ten
boxes of Gov. Browns old Sherry, and
were smacking their lips in pleasant an
ticipatiou, when our Gen. Howard (who
doesn't drink) camc up and ordered the
bottles to be broken. AS the choice
liquor ran into the sacred soil Of
Georgia the eyes of the gallant officers
filled with tears, and they declared
Cpon honor) that it was the most pain
full sight they ever witnessed. ra.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09
Every Farmer Should ~ Take tho
.PapGTH.n |. .-.nnnLl-

BY way Of sshB09Eing to farmsrsrsPd
others, the great iHportpacs Gfltpking
and reading newspapers, an e4sAaAse
paper states the, following case which
occurred recently. It ia to the point,
and every farmer should p0adsr itsia-
polrItaance .e19Ji bsHoils's. alldsI bs15
The worst instance Of iguSFsnce, re-
sulting from not taking tho pAperb, We
have heard Of latelH haPpeued the other
day A farmer wanted t9ssllbbisuplaoe,
aud asked .s$850O for itLisAnsthsr
IferPqEO OfT4Fqd bin 50, ,00Qiu gold fOrit,
but he w9pla not taksoitniHsistiOg Shat
he must have his price; A few days
after, buyer came along, aud gaye,him
$4,000 in paper money for tho Earr@.-
Had he taROh the 3,ooOih igJid, tEo
principal With tHc prohism al t6fs nc,
aDuld have amounted to szsO6.a, SoS@ao
! men are born wise, aHd some Otherwise. thHlfStt
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

h,,' ,. The New Haven Palladium says
|, 'tAt. the dinner of the Morgan Street
School, in Hartford, Tuesday evening,
there sat down a bright-eycd boy OF
shout sixteen years, who one year ago
sat t'attthe same table, ragged, dirty and
poor. Tuesday he was clean and well
clothed, and besides this has bank &C.
count of over two thousand dollars
He enlisted last spring in the navy, and
this money is hisshare Of the prize mon.
ey distributed among the crew of hi'
ship" An example for some Of our
homeless and destitute boys, .,..r@..' @
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

demands, and seldom become knogn TO
any but their associates. Their system
differs greatly from ours, aud they are
under different executive control. They
are, | need not tell you, deemed illegal
by English law" .-.... .. -,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

The Providence journal, speaking Of
the cruel treatment ola child by it's
mother, says: "The child certainly
should have the careful attention of
some one, or it will be prematurely add
ed to the Kingdom of Heaven, and thus
perhaps permanently separated from its
kindred"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

y, Speaking ofcOtton the Lohdpn, Ship
ping Gazette says England'this year has
received from all lrsources about 100000
bales more cotton than in 1868. The
oOnsunstiOa has Increased About G7O,-
900 bales, and there is total stock on
hand equal to 532,O taics. ',,; ',,.'l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

for each person who has income to re-
port, to be prepared to present the
items to the Assistant Assessor of his
Division r and seek his aid in arriving
at the proper amount to be reported.
Great frauds are known to have been
perpetrated by many persons, in report
ing their taxable incomes, heretofore,
especially in cities and all persons
may hereafter expect to be held to pretty
rigid scrutiny in this behalf Honest
men, however, need not fear the results
I-[ClintOn Republican.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

An 'Idea Modelqr" writes: s~AsI was
teaching school in a qhiet country vii.
'Iags: The second morning. Of re sea
con / found leisure to note mysurroun-
qdi6gs: among the scanty furniture l
espied a three-legged stool. els that
the ounces blOOkP" asked little
girl of Eve. The eyes sparkled, and the
ourls nodded assent, and the lips rip
pied out, IL guess sO-the teach rs al
ways Siton that.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

PRETTY GooD.-At Scotch church,
descendant Of Nabal having put a
crown piece into the plate, instead Ct a
penny, aud starting at its white and
precious face, asked to have it back. In
once, in forever. ."Aweol, aweel, "
gruAtcd he, "I'll get credit for it in
heaven" "Na, na," sid Jcems, the
doorkecper, "ye'll g't credit only for
the penny ye would ha' put in"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

,. The London Veterinarian learns that
the attempts. to populariz,y the use of
horsofosh have been very successful in
Vienna, Several butcher shops have
bseh opehed in that city fUr'thp, sale Of
this meat, under the authority Of the
govcrnme eht.'- r. 90
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-09

BREvITY THE SOUL OF WIT.-Tho
comwgndant Of Libby Prison issued a
strin gent order that Union Prisoners
must limit their letters to six lines. -
The following is specimen;
My DEAR WIFE. Yours received
no hopes of exchange-send corn
starch-want socks-no money ey--rheu
matism in the left shoulder-picklss
very good--send sausages-G1d bless
you--kis the baby--H Ill Columbia!
Your devoted husband.