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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22
Poetry.
TIE HARVEST NOON.

Slowly the great red sun slopes down the West,
His light ulumss remote HesPerisn sleeps,
On far-of isles that gem Paeihe's breast,
The golden EplsndOr OF the morning sleeps.
Wilde on this landscape spread before my eyes,
Meadow and woodland and green aeIds Of corn,
A holy, sweet and dewy stiffness lies,
OF evening silence and serenenesB born.
lin my window fronting to tie East,
Sit musing, while the evening shadows dim
Close softly round me, and my thoughts attuned,
Go up to heaven with Natures vesper hymn.
Slowly above the darkening eastern woods
Rises sgain the round red Harvest Moon,
O'sr-brims their holOWs with sof light, aud foods
With silver radiance all ny little rOOmi
Looks down on meadows sweet with rev mOwn hay
And yellow wheat fields rich in golden sheayes,
On rustling corn fields bending to the sway
OF cool west winds, her sOftsSt spell she weaves.
Hushed lies the dreaming world In deep reposs,
Wrapped in the mantle Of her mellow light,
One only sound the thrObbihg silence breaks,
The whippOorwin complaining to the night.
flushed lies the dreaming world, the very air
Seems full Of blessings, and this holy calm,
LHer the heat and turmoil Of the day,
Falls on the soul healing and balm.
stillas linger, from the old, old time,
A thousand feet and airy faneiss throug,
They beckon through the mist, and family sweet,
hear the sohO Of that ancient song,
The grateful people sang In harvest time,
Thanking the gods for every earthly boon,
When high the pRans Of thanksgiving rose,
And altar blazsd beneath the Harvest Moon.
Ours Is another time, another race,
A different sky bends Ger US itB blue dome,
And In far other and divinsr strains
We praise the All-Giver for our Harvest Home.
-rohio Farmer. RUTH CRAYNE
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Taxation.

The Democratic orators and editors
raise "much ado" about the burden
some taxes to which the people are
subjected-as if theirs Is not the party
respousibIeI Bear it in mind, you all,
that the taxation, whatever it may be,
is the direct result of the country be-
ing forced to the necessity of putting
down the Democratic Rebellion.
1t is readily admitted that there is
danger of excessive taxation, and for
this Iocal authorities" here and else
where, are in large degree chargea-
BILE. Look closely to this.
It Is we'll known that the produc-
ing interest underlies and uphOlds all
Others. Taxation is never burden
some, so long as it is prOportioned to
the rate of industrial development and
production. This last was diminished,
hereabouts, in 1866, as all knOw-by
reason of the failure of the wheat, etc.
hence our producers have latterly
been "pinched" In money matters;
hence taxes have been "felt" by all
classes, more or less. The generous
crops now maturing will, doubtless,
bring all right.
Now we affirm, that not only has the
country fought down the Democratic
Rebellion, at an enormous expendi'
ture of "blood and treasure" but
this the Union policy is able to pay
all the taxes forced upon the Nation
by the Democratic policy; and af-
firm
/. That the producer made greater
progress toward independence during
these five years of high prices and ex
traordinary taxation, than he made
during any term Of ten years previous
lIy.
2. That treble the number have pait
for their farms and stock, in the same
period, that paid for farms during an!
ten years previous; and beside paiC
the extraordinary taxes levied.
3. That men pay these extraOrdina
ry taxes with less distress, than the.
did the ordinary taxes before the wal
4. That every man can pay to-day
double the befOre-the-war tax, wit
less distress, than he could half tina
tax when the Democratic party wa
conducting the country into secession
monstrosities.
5. That the purchase Of machiner
which shows tease" and ''progress
i'm every department Of labor, ha
} quadrupled within the last five year
| We appeal to every 'observin
man"-are not these facts p Marriott
Register.
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Miscellaneous.


How to tell a Good Teacher.
A gentleman from Swampville was
telling how many different occupations
he had attempted. Among others he
had tried school-teaching.
allow long did you teach ?" asked a
bystander.
oval, 1 didn't teach long; that is 1
only went to teach T'
"Did you hire out2"
oval, I didn't hire out I only acerat
to hire out"
"Why did you give up ?"
"Wal, l guv it up for some reason or
nuther. You see, I travelled into a
deestrict and inquired for the trustees.
Somebody said Mr.. Snickles was the
man wanted to see. So I found Mr..
Snickles-named my object, interduc-
ing myself-and asked him what he
thought about lettin me try my luck
with the big boys and Unruly gals in
the deeStTict. He wanted to know if
I really considered myself capable
and I told him I wouldn't mind his
asking me a few easy questions in
'rithmetic and jograpy, or showing
my handwriting. He said no, never
mind, he could tell a good teacher by
his gait.
"Let me see you walk off a little
ways" says he, "and 1 can tell jiss
well as I'd heard you examined, " says
he.
"He sot in the door as he spoke, and
I thought he looked a little skittish
but was considerable frustrated, and
walked on as smart as 1 knowed how
He said he'd tell me when to stop, SC
I KEEP on tell 1 thought I'd gone far
enough-then s'pected s'thing was tc
pay and looked round. Wal, the dOO1
IoGs sbet, and Snicbles a0a8 gone!'
"Did you go back?"
"Wal, mo- didn't apply for anoth,
er school" said the gentleman from
ISwampville. 81 rather Judged my
appearance was agin me. IN. Y
Teacher.
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The Record.

In order that the modern Democra-
cy of our community may have a
ready reference to their party record,
we publish the followinw facts, which,
as the Harrisburg Telegraph truly says,
"should be printed in every school
book in the country, that the rising
generation may be able to learn
whence came the suferings their an
cestors bore; and the burdens they will
be called to bear, for the sake Of the
safety of their government"
/. Remember that the Democracy
of the South instigated the rebellion.
2. Remember that the Democracy
of the North aided, abetted, encOur-
aged and sustained the rebellion.
8. Remember that the Democratic
leaders cried Peace! Peace! declared
in favor of a cessation of hOstiIities,
and declared in their National Con-
vention in 1864 that the war for the
Union was a failure.
1. Remember that the leaders of
that party encouraged and promoted
descrtion.
5. Remember that the Southern
Democratic rebellion cost us three hun
dred thousand lives, three thousand
millions of dollars, and carried mourn
ing and desOlation into every loyal
household in the North.
c 6. Remember that the leaders of
Democracy iustigated plots in the
interest of secession; that they conspir-
ed to release the rebel prisoners at
Camp Douglas, and to surrender our
cities to their tender merCies.
7. Remember that this same party
fostered and matured the spirit that
nerved the arm Of Booth to assassin
ute Abraham Lincoln.
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INTERESTING TO GUN CHEwEEs.--
Gum chewers-a by no means small
class Of iuvcnilcs-have, it is said, been
much disgusted lately, at discovering
that their ruminating solaco is moi all
that it should be. 1t is made Of gum
hagacanth, rosin and fat. The last
ingredient for economy y's-alas, not
deconcy's-sake,i is extracted from dead
hogs, cats, dogs, &c. Chewers will
take warning accordingly and cschcUr
their dirty dolig'ut,
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Pitiful! that a man should so care
for riches, as if they were his own; yet
so use them, as if they were anOther's,
that when he might be happy in spend
ing them, he will be miserable in keep
ing them; and had rather, dying, leave
wealth with his enemies, than, being
alive, relieve his friends.
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Charade.

In my first vast numbers Of soldiers once dwelt,
Who with friends did my second and much joy vas felt
With my third 1 scarcely know what best to do,
Yet tits seen in all things living, tits true;
And these three combined, you will all please relnem-
Der,
I purpose to attend on the Sth Of September;
And for my friends in "OId Highland" line will
add
To meet you all there would surely be glad
So if tits convenient, please call around
I'll give the directions: Twelve miles east Of Town
Aug, 1861. SALLIE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22

PROLIFIC.-Mr. Thomas Laugh
lin one day last week while moving,
killed a rattlesnake on which were
eleven rattles, each rattle being sup
posed to indicate one year Of age. On
cutting the snake open it was found to
contain 81 young snakes. The snake
measured between 6 and z feet. Can
any locality beat this?-[ Athens Mes
senger.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22

A Train of emigrants who went to
Oregon two years ago, reached Jules
burg July 22d, on their way back to
Illinois and Pennsylvania. They say
Oregon is a great wheat and vegetable
growing country. The soil is rich, but
there is no market for farming pro-
ducts and consequently the Oregonians
cannot accumulate fortunes.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22

1t is no wonder if he who reads,
convGrse5 and meditates, improves in
knowledge. BY the first, man con-
rerses with the dead, by the second,
with the living, and by the third, with
himself So that he appropriates to
himself all the knowledge which can
begot from those who have lived and
those now alive.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22

A1phonse Karr, the French poet, has
offered a 6oI1-mot to the world. He was
lately present at a medical banquet, at
which toasts were given to the health
Of every celebrity by everybody, when
the President remarked, "NIOnsieUr
Karr, YOU have not proposed tho
health of any one" The poet rose,
and modcstly replied 81 propose TN,
health Of the sick"
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CURIOsITY.-Dr. Cory has sent to
our office Large rock taken from the
hill back Of town, which contains the
petrifed remains of a sepent, or which
possibly may be a relic Of the vegeta-
BILE world tfrat long ago fourished and
fell. 1t is an interesting specimen
and would afford rich treat to the
Observation-Disclosures Register.
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Last winter, during a revival in a
negro congregation in Harmar, one Of
the members-a bold and very earnest
Colored Christian wOman-relating her
experience and rejoicing in the fact
that she was a Christian woman, said,
'I would raider be deck hand on de
ark OBJ de Lord dan be de Captain OBJ
de Wild Wagner" The Wild Wag-
oner was then the Wheeling and Gin
cinnati packet. and one of the finest
vessels above the Falls of the Ohio.
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came to,the Captains tent. Probably
through the intrigue Of Joshua Banks,
but no matter now.
sf7Ibe innocent shall not stand con-
demned."
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What dust is most binding to the eyes Gold dust
why can you keep fruit better by canning it than
any other way? Because you
when is q dead body not a dead body? When it's 3
gal-On a. bier.
How do We know that Pharaoh carpenter
Why, be made Joseph q ruler.
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A philadelphia lawyer" gives the
following definition of law and equity:
WAt common law you are done for
at once ; at equity you are not so easi-
" disposed of. One is prussic acid,
and the other is Iaudanum.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-08-22

Gen. Grant expresses his belief that
the Indians on the Plains are nearly
all anxious for peace, and that the.
Commissioners recently appointed to-
treat with them for their removal TO-
reservations, will have no difficulty IN
effecting their object.
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At Fourth Of July celebration in
Marion county, Illinois, Z YoIng lady
offered the following toast "Fhe
young men Of America their arms
our support ON arms their reward.
Fall in, men-faIl in. -
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VIM. Richardson, Of Paulding
county, Ohio, is one hundred and four
years old. "IIe is the survivor of
five wives, and is now living with tho
sixth. He is the father of twenty
five children by two Of his wives
twenty-one are living.
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Youths Department.
EnigulR

Just nine letters form my name,
BIy zone and eight are each the same,
MY nine, six, seven, with my three,
Means TO exist, it seems to me-
While my two, eight, four and hveu
Would not long keep us alive.
Add all together, aud the same
think will surely give the name
OF something which my '.tSlleT" and
Attended on last fourth Of July.
OskaloOsa, Aug, 1867. SALLIE.
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STEVENS HOUSE,
To Contractors.

RTOTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals will
IL be received at the Auditors Once uutiI the ID
day nf SEPTEMBER, 1867, for the construction Of
Bridge across DOdson Creek where the Milford and
CbiIlicothe Turnpike crosses the same.
Plan and Specifications be in said office
from and after the 10Th day Of August.
T. ARTHUR, Auditor Highland Co.
July 25, 1867. jy25tt
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STRUCK LEA schoOlmaster
struck "ile" the other day, but it was
only Juvenile.
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EQUALITY.-There are some 1000
adult male negroes in Ohio, and some
10000 white Democrats. The Dem
ocrats have more than twenty-six to
one, yet they are fearful that the ne
groes will conquer them, and compel
young Democrats to marry thoir
daughters. Well, since one negro is
equal to twenty-six Democrats, would
not cross with this superior race
tend to improve the Democratic stock?
The greatest difficulty is that the con-
sent Of the colorcd girls must be OBJ
taincd.-r Columbus Journal.
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A business that docs Nos challenge
the scrutiny Of God, ana the approval
Of q good conscience, cannot be con-
sistent and proper.
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Pure N. O. Molasses.

a VERY choice article Of New OrieanB MoiaSssg
- warranted direct from the South. Just received
F,,r saIe nv Tdecl3 H. r. CLAYTON.
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1t is rumored in Washington that
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Min
lister, and Secretary Seward, have
been trying to agree on a plan OF the
cossion of the British-American Pos
sessions, adjacent to Walrussi2, in set
tlement of the Alabama claims.
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Cherish your hest hopes az a fgith,
and abide by them in action,
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AS CHEAP FOR CASH,

as any other merchant, either at Wholesale or Retail
Nv Family Groceries are selected with great care
and with a view mure TO Quality than the low price
of the article believing that GOOD Groceries are much
cheaper those who buy for family use than an at-
customers that now have good assortment OF su-
cars Cofees Teas &C., Of all grades and prices and BY
ir dealing and small profits hope 70 receive con-
fuuancs Of the liberal patronage heretofore extended
Please call and examine. h. i. CLA1 IUNs
HriEborn, Dec. IS, 1906 deelS
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THE COUNTY.
TOWN sUBsCRIBERS.

81 Payment invariably in advance. No paper sem
bv mali longer than the time paid for. ~
- An extra cupy viii be sent gratia for every elul
Of TEN subscribers Ht the above rates.
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rDY the barrel or dozen, for sale. Call and gel
= snuls III TdecIS r. +. CLAYTON.
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For the Standard.
REPUBLICAN MEETING In GREENE COUNTY,

"
Pursuant to previous notice the Republic
can of Greene County assembled in Snow
Hill, on Saturday the 18th, mostly for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the Re
publican Convention shortly to assemble in
the City of Raleigh.
On motion of VIM. Conner, Daniel Nc
Monroe, ESQ.,, was appointed Chairman, and
Marcus Shepherd was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting in a brief but very appropriate adj
dress, when sra
On motion of s. "A. Busbee, a Committee
of five were appointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting.-
The Committee consisted Of the following
gentlemen: Messrs. S. R. Harper, 8. A. Bus
bee, VIM. Conner, F. Thomas and j. w.
Voiger During the absence of the Com
mittee, Mr.. j. E. O'Hara, of Goldsboro', be-
ing present addressed the meeting in an able,
eloquent and lengthy address Of about two
hours, which was received with marks of APP
probation and applause. s49Tg
The committee reported the, following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That we the Republicans of
Greene County having all confidence in the
integrity, patriotism and ability of Messrs.
John NJ Patrick and Luke Shepherd. we
unanimously recommend them as suitable
delegates to represent us in the approaching
Republican Convention to assemble in the
City Of Raleigh, on the Eth day Of septem-
Der next. i.,e 24ttp se1tji
On motion, the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered to be published in the
Standard. ID iF 3fgsds =
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
si.I q DANL. McMONROE, C1'm.
MARCUS EHEfHERD, Sec'y. lss,s
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next 70 stealins sneir' e H. w ~ Nv
chase OF ICONS snoa'4 e. 4 tS." - fao ~
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saws; there Is me Dencn, sIor planes )
yonder Is 2 erawer, Win separate Il , o".a
Partlnents' ~ $3.50 Mas,'efs, h lbs
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there lor scre"S. ne ''a n o"'so,s'
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alq .4si For the STANDARD
REPUBLICAN MEETING In ANsOE COIN

atQ .4iti For the StandaH
REPUBLICAN MEETING In ANS0E COIN
At Convention of the Council Of
Union League of Arson County held
Wadesboro', on the list of August, on
ton of DR.. p. T. Beeman. Dixon Ingu
was called to the Chair, and W. ]. Bogg
and A. NJ. B,ggan were appointed Sea
taries. G.. B. Threadgill was appoint
Marshal of the day, with three mend
from each Lodge to assist him in keep
order. The object Of the meeting was
planned by Dixon Ingram to be the appa
ment of delegates to the Convention VII
meets in Raleigh on the 4th of SepteD
proximo, and also to hear public disn
ion by speakers invited for the occasion |,
wit: the Messrs. Dockery aud w. NJ. Colnll
of the principles of the League as well
the importance of Immediate complad
with;the Congressional reconstruction
It was moved that w. j. Boggan and
PIT Beeman be appointed delegates to
Raleigh Convention Of September 4th, VII
motion was adopted.
- The following resolutions were report
and adopted : n - sda'a
/. Rssolred,, That the Union is and GU
to be perpetuated. s... 49,. =.
2. That secession is a heresy in pold1
and involve the citizens attempting rebell1
in the commission of treason. g
8. That in Republic there should 4
community Of OWL and political ng1
among the whole adult male population.
4. That we accept the Congressional
of reconstruction as means to that end
s. That the early restoration of the "
to her rights in the Union should be the
of ull good citizens, and is demanded
all by considerations of honor, interest y
justice.
6. That we are opposed to the agnnlj
cry for a division of the lands of ts0D|
zens among the landless.
z. That we hold that the national lou
should be invlolable. j
8, That these proceedings be published
the Nortll- Carolina Standard and Ns
borough argus.
The convention then, on motion, adjoun7
to the speaking.
s DIXON INGRAM, Gina
wv. J. BocaAN, SECRETARIES.
IA. M BoGGAN,
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peoDle tn leavr ..,
Unforeseen mo- = put make a p,o,
has lad fhs ~, ~ 1aind of any on.
NAV safcIS - * .s - to observe \.
.reso moi. - aS tnat the maryelon.
fhese neo,,,e' n;jo usa. - and knowleds
cnTfs; M ~ s ~ M Y Inc noble chalk
d;v,dnsIs f;,,xs. 3 .sostnern societies ANY
smanEind r. ccrt; Pala,lel IN the histo.
came means /. III g ~ II must be h,
pcon,e csj';b; All, IN :. sle masses of the !,
setlucated thst t i~ sdme indlspositiop y
have trsns sr s; ;S.s uu now, i've yean
SO far al ti,e maass ss'. ! s. and eduss.
colored peonle If th;s =" Az. concerned, d
and pol;t;ca5 resn,ts &c u's.Ilct. The ~
! fail 10 he imnortans = a., su.n a Changer
decisive az IL e ~, I, anu' 70 great err
inc to solve = sSs ssa winch We are !
onard zealons,v saa ;O'.hes US, therefor
nav and viii cheek fiji. any ~ ~ reaction vi
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ARTICLE ~.
DuTIEs OF oFFICERs.

DUTIES OF OFFICERS. n
The officers of this Club shall per-
form the duties required OF similar Of
ficers by ordinary parliamentary usage.
The Executive Committee shall prepare
business for the meetings of the Club
and make such arrangements as shall
secure good attendance. They shall
also make such efforts as may be in their
power to make the meetings interesting
and profitable.
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sARTICLEV.

QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS.
The only qualifications necessary to
become member, of this Club should
be good moral character and an ex-
pressed determination to support the
principles of the Union Republican
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ARTICLE vi.
REVENUE.

REVENUE. ~ =. H =
The expenses of this Club shall be de-
frayed by voluntary contributions from
among the members and others. !.