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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03
Poetry.
TEE GRANT, BOYS nv RnuR.

THE GRANT BOYS IN BLUE.
A1R-"Red, White and Blue"
America, land Of bright freedom,
No longer acourssd by slave,
When tyrants denounce, never heed them,
But up with the flag Of the brave.
It shone Ger our ranks in dark danger,
When missiles Of death round Us few
To Skulking and fear It's & stranger,
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue.
CHORUS.
When borne by the Grant Boys in BlueS
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue,
To skulking and fear it's a stranger,
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue.
When rebels, our Union to sever,
Made war Ger the land and the seas,
Not an inch would we yield them, no, never
But threw out our flag to the breeze.
Around It the valiant quick rally,
Their fealty to freedom renew;
On the march, in the battle and sally,
shone the flag Of the Grant Boys in Bluo,
shORe the flag, &c.
At Shiloh, ct Vicksburg, at Lookout,
AtDOnelson peltsd by storm,
We bore it Ger rRnpart and rsdoubt,
Gave victory a lustre and form.
In the Wild erness, constant in battle,
Through weeks Of dread conflict It few,
Twas seen in the midst Of wars rattle,
Proudly borne By the Brave Boys in Blue.
Proudly borne, &C.
No fields but as victors we bore It,
When Grant, our great leader, was there,
Richmond fell (only traitors deplOrs its
Appomattoz saw Lee in despair.
Grant and victory, nothing could sever,
Grant and victory, the boast Of the truer
The Army and Navy forever,
Huzza for the Grant Boys in Bluel
Huzza for the Grant Boys in Blue, &c.
Now all who have fought for the nation,
Perilsd life on the land or ths sea,
Strike again for your eouRtry's salvation
Follow Grant and the flag Of the free.
Gather round them again in yOur might,
Though traitors should scowl at the view,
Once more put the graybacks TO flight
Three cheers for the Grant Boys in Blue.
Three cheers, &C.
-10S
The Worcester Spy writes the following epitaph fol
lea0stoheI NAlcn Will DC "aALee D5yte IHo AeAb au
alls;
Here BfeBs
Without hope Of Reconstruction,
All that remains Of
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY,
falsely so eailed).
Her apPaTIing crime was to have sacrificed
Million Lives
And Many Thousand Millions Of Treasure
In a iendish struggle to psrpetuats
The accuTsed system Of
AMERICAN SLAVERY.
In the presence Of this one enormity
1t would be mOckery to utter
The name ofany
VIRTUE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03
COuuudFumg.

Why is handsome girl like mirrori Because
she is a good locking lass.
young wOmanH COMMUNICATING is our favOTite
Roman herol Marius.
When are soldiers like good aannels' When they
don't shrink.
why is dancing like milk? Because it strengthens
the calves
why is new bonnet like an old Ono' Becaus,
both are Woru out.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03

HAsTY RIAGEs.-The New
York Tribune makes the following
sensible remarks on the subject of
hasty marriages:
There is not a city, scarcely a
township, which does not number
among its inhabitants women who
have married on very short ac-
quaintance, only to be abused, de.
serted and left a burden and lifelong
sorrow in the family in which they
were born and reared, or improperly
left to share the fortunes of relative
strangers. If young ladies could
realize how grossly indelicateas will as
culpabyl reckless such marriages appear
to the eyes of the observing, they
surely would forbear A years thor
Ough acquaintance with the most cir
cumstantiaI accounts, from disinteres-
ted and reliable witnesses, of the ante
cedents from childhood, are the least
guarantees which any women who
realizes what marriage is will require
of stranger. Even then, if her par
ents are not fully satisfied as we'll al
herself, she would still hesitate
Marriage is an undertaking in whicl
no delay can be so hazardous as undue
precipitation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03
out for Grant, and GriswOId.

Out for Grant, and GriswOId.
Edgar Hull, a talented young law
yer of Fort Edward, Washington
county, New York, heretofore one of
the leading Democrats of the county,
comes out for Grant and GrisWold in
long and able communication ex-
planatory of his views which we find
published in the Fort Edward Gazette,
a Democratic paper. When Mr.. Hull
first made known his convictions of
right and duty he was openly and in
famously assaiIed by every Democratic
pot. politician in the county, but
knowing that truth was on his side he
has charged home upon them in a
way to send them skuIking back into
their dens of infamy. We make the
following extract from Mr.. Huu's
card
"I maintain that the Democratic
party of to-day occupies the same pO-
sitiOn in relation to the General Gov
ernment as did the Southern wing of
the Democracy in 1860, and are pro-
claiming the same dangerous ideas,
and advocating the same revolutions
ry doctrines. They are opposed by a
party, no matter what its errors have
been, which has proved its devotion
to the country. I know both parties
are extremely radical. But 1 have
chosen to unite my fortunes at present
with a radicalism that preserves-and
oppose a radicalism that tends to
destroy the Union. And because 1
thus control my own action and vote,
bawling demagogues and hucksters
have endeavored to cry me down. My
motives are questioned and my integ-
rity assailed. Whisky shops and
gambling holes spit forth venomOus
ISLANDERS and lies for circulation by my
personal enemies. But conscious that
I am doing right, and of the rectitude
Of my motives, I am enabled to stand
erect amid this hurtling storm, and
bid defiance to them all."-rN. Y.
Tribune.
]
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03
gHE HIGHLAND VEEELTNEFS.
olpEsrRAFBRIN = HooUNEE

8. I. BoARDNAE, EB1roR AND PBoFRIEFoB,
oFFfCE-IIan St. north side second door east high,
nearly opposite the Post once.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-09-03

General Grant and Cotton Spec
MelIen, Former Treasury
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wnAr coNsrIrrrEs \ srATn7

What constitutes State?
Not higll-ra;s' d battlcmcnts or labored mound,
Thick wall or moatcd gate;
Not cities proud with spires aud turrets crown d;
Not bays and hroad-arm' ports,
Where, laughing ut the storm, rich navies ride,
Nor starred and ispanged courts,
Where low -trow'd baseness watts perfume to
pride.
No, MEN, high-miudcd men,
With powers. ms far above dull brutcs endued,
In forest, brak" or den,
As beasts excel cold rocks and braniblcs rude;
Men, who their duties know.
But know their rights, and knowing, dare
maintain;
Prevent the long-aimcd blow,
And crush the .yrant while they rend the chain.
These constitute \ Statc;'
And sovereign law, that States collected will,
High over thrones and globes clate
Sits empress, browning good, REFRESHING III
Smit by her sacred !rown,
The tiend discretion" like vapor sinks
And cen the all dazzling crown,
Hides his faint rays and at her bidding shrinks
Such was this hcaven-lov' d isle,
Than Lesbos tairer, and the Crctan shore
No more shall freedom smile
Shall Bri,ons languish and be men no more!
Since all must life resign,
Those sweet rewards which animate the brave
IT'S folly TO decline,
And steal inglor:ous TO the silent grave.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-07
VOL. II.
Select Poetry
WHAT CONSTITUTES A STATE

The nobleand manly ideas expressed in the
following ode by Alceus, the Greek poet, as
translated by Sir William Jones, are peculiarly
applicable to the present times, when SO many
look upon material wealth and grandeur as pre-
fcrab.9 to freedom and liberty. Noble souls
andtlony sentiments, and stern love of jus
tie and right. and not material power and
greatness, however are the elements which go
to constitute the greatness and glory of a
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STONE AND MARBLE WORKER,

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Monuments, To,pbs, Eleads,oncs, Vases, Man.
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Home Reading.

luc DIlllSu army
TIE window glass ofa Broadway dry
goods store cost 500, 600.
Bosroy claims to have woven the frs
flannel in America, ninety years ago.
A "S1OO,O 900 fec has lately bee,
given to New York lawyer in an impor
tant case.
A New Yorker stepped on a dogs tail
was bitten by the animal, and had TIL
owner fined $40 for the bite.
IN the cation of Oberwald, Switzcr
land, there is a law prohibiting person
under is from smoking.
GAY old Brigham Young is now thC
;scventy-ffth part of a widower. HI
has just lost one of his wives.
A Boston widow lady. about to change
her name, intends to dress on the auspi
cious occasion in Lavender silk, at ST.
a yard"
OuR readers will remember the Fulton
Ferry disaster, in New York. The jury
returned a verdict Of no one to blame.
IL Augusta, Ca, they have "mill
police" who Keep close watch on the
pumps.
LATEST fashion. DEGREES that wedding
cards be issued three weeks before the
event .ranspires.
TnE great American ass, George Fran
els Train, complains that Irishmen didn't
vote as he advised them.
TIE citizens of Canton, Mississippi,
are devising means to encourage imnli-
grafton to that section of the State.
OMAHA has street railway, and is as
proud as lift were the first one laid down
in America.
Russia is getting q large amount OF
breccl.- loading arms manufactured in the
r. - S.,
o"l'ea o'a''s'
TIE census Of 1870, it is said. will
shT" ,ne d PoP% nno VI 'n' o'n'eu states
10 DC +'VVo'o0''
$4,000 diamond necklace appeared
among tue of'aai presents Nv NC" Ao'N
"'u'''s'
ONLY thirty-fve Candidates are out for
the common council in single ward i'll
4, THEY nave saturday liquor law II
canada requiring asl aserns 10 close
from seven O'Clock on Saturday night to
H., - .,, 49,,
i s, .,'a .;lha y. Gas. anu .no'':
10. 81. ~ ,hs ;n..s..a !, n".,ho :,
IT, ~ WV 'e' - -' "'''''
Iris stated that during the last wear the
births in Ireland have exceeded the
deaths and emipratiou for tho frs. time
in 90 years.
IL late Maine marriage the bride
groom was eighty-fvc and the bride
eighty. They are looking forward
eagerly to their golden wedding.
The Illinois State Board OF Education
advises the pronunciation OF tho name OF
that State in the old.iashloned way,
without sounding the final letter.
T. por, hloons;o , mon so,a he ro,o
TOR i barrel of flour, and was himself dou-
bly, sold, when, on opening the barrel, he
found it filled with sawdust and sand.
cro,. number Of .Jasr;,s ro,o,,,v
,x;lad in Sn,;n bove t,ksn m tbo;r
abode in Brussels and Prague where
their order owns large establishments.
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IN aI II. Eo n' f.,,;. a,.,sJ;ms . H.. oo'
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