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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-04-07
The Importance Of Learning .
EraneA

1FH0eS
A writer IN the Manufacturer and
Builder pertinently asks: "Why IS it
that there is such a repugnance on the
part Of parents to putting their SONS to
a trade?"
A skilled mechanic Is an independ-
ent man. Go where he will, his craft
will bring him support. He need ask
favors of none. He has literally his
fortune in his own hands. Yet foolish
parents, ambitious that their "sOIs
should rise in the world" as they say,
are more willing that they should
study for a profession, with the chancca
Of even moderate success heavily
against them, or run the risk Of spends
ing their manhood in the igUoble task
of retailing dry goods or Of to.ling la
boriOusly at the accountants desk,
than learn a trade which would bring
them manly strength, health and indie
pendeuce. in point Of fact, the meth
/ cd they choose is the one least likely
! to achieve the advancement aimed at;
for the supply of candidates for posi-
tions as errand boys, dry goods clerks,
and kindred occupations, is VIGOROUSLY
over5tOcked, while on the other hand,
the demand for skilled mechanics Of
every description is as nOtOriously be-
youd the supply. The crying need Of
this country to-day is for skilled labor,
and that father who nepltcts to pro-
vide his son with a useful trade, and
to see that he thoroughly masters it,
does him a greviOus wrong, and runs
the risk Of helping, by So much, to in
crease the stock Of idle and dependent
if not vicious. members Of society.
It is stated in the report Of the Pris-
on AssOcist ton, lately issued, that Of
fourteen thousand five hundred ard
ninety-six prisoners confined in the
penitentiaries Of thirty States, in 1861,
jsgventy-seven per cent, or over ten
thousand of the number, had never
learned a trade. The fact conveys a
! lesson of profound interest to those " bO
have in charge the training of boys,
and girls too, for the active duties Of
IfCo
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esIs Mr.. G. good p said bank Of
ficer to a director.
sThat depends whether you mean
Godward or manward," was the ans
wer.
"Explain," +" said the bank officer.
"Godward, Mr.. G. is good ;no man
in our church is sounder in the faith,
prays oftener in cur meetings, or is
more benevolent apparently; but man
ward, am sorry to say, Mr.. G. is
rather tricky
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niiI.boeoagb Ohio, Thursday April . 1870
Select Miscellany.
''rHB GEM OF oH1o-sPH4NaF aF1EL1

At the banquet given to the Editors II Chic, on t'
evening of February 25th, at the Lagonda House. il
Springfield Gov John Greiner, of the Columbus Gazette
who viii be remembered byOur older readers as the WIFI
poet and singer of the memorable campaign of lS4O wa
called and sang the following capital song, compOse'
by himself for the oceasion. The honored veteran,
spite Of ais gray hairs and slight trembe in hlsyoice
still sings with much Of the comical expression and rim
which made his political songs so popular:
/ song for the,silver LsgOnda,
/ p The stream tbstgilies gently along
Through Springfield, a city, thatOne day
VIII flourish in story and song.
Where genius is nobY rewarded,
Where labor is paid for its pains
- Where wealth and where thrift are regarded
SA tribute to "musclo aRd brains.'
A song for the anvil and hammer,
The Champion Works that environ,
The hustle, the noise, and the clamor,
The workers in wood and in iron.
Farewell to the seythes and the sickles,
Hence Reapers and Mowers vel buy
We'H pay in no counterfeit Nickles,
Wen trade With a Cook for Frey.
A song for the Springs, ever Yellow,
And pure as the gold that's refined,
That cheers, and that melloYs leIleHt
Improves and eniarges bis mind.
Extending the sphere Of our knowledge,
The grounds Of the future State F4iF
We've seer, land at Antioch College
Have felt it was good to be there.
A song for our model Convention,
We gathered as strangers we met
| Our doings We barely need mention
| We're parting as brothers-you bet
| We welcome ourearly beginners,
| Old heads on young shoulders they fall
For scarce are the grey. healed siunors
! We meet in this banqdeting hall.
"A song for ONO forever,
The brightest in all the sunshine,
From the lake to the beautiful river,
From river to Hooserdom line;
Bright spot where the Editors rally,
When all other places must yield,
| The rocky bound Mad River Valley,
! The gem. Of Ohio-S Springfield. --
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The sabbath.

A corruption of morals usually fol-
lows the PROCLAMATION Of the Sabbath.
Il Blackstone.
The Sabbath, as a political institu-
ton, is Orinestimable value, independ-
ent Of its claim to divine authority
[ Adam Smith.
1 can truly declare, that to me, the
Sabbath has been inyaIuable.-[W Wll-
liam Wilberforce.
I feel as if God had, by giving the
Sabbath, given fifty two springs in th0
years.. T. Coleridge.
a Sunday given to the soul IS the.
best Of all means of refreshment to
the mere intellect Isaac Taylor.
There is no religion without woT<
ship, and no worship without the
Sabbath.-rCOUnt MOntalembert.
The Sabbath must be observed as q
day of rest. This I do not state as an
opinion, but knowing that it has its
foundation upon law in mans ma
ture as fixed as that he must taks
food or die.-[WiIlard Parker, NJ. D.
If Sunday had not been observed as
day of rest during the last three
centuries, I have not the slightest
doubt that we should have been at
this moment a poorer and less civil
lied people than we are Lord Mac
aulay.
The very life of religion doth much
depend upon the solemn observance
of the Sabbath; consider, If we should
intermit the keeping Of it for one year.
what a height Of prOfanenCss would
ensue in those that fear not God
| Archbishop Leighton.
As a day of rest, 1 view the Sab
bath as day Of compensation for ths
inadequate restorative power of the
body under continued labor and ex-
citement. One day in seven, by ths
bounty of Providence, IS thrown in as
q day of compensation to perfect by its
repose the animal system.-[JO hn
Richard Fare, NJ D.
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DID You SEE IT, Boys" asked a
teacher of an infant Sunday School
class, "did you ever see an elephants
skin ?'' eyes, sir, I did," piped little
fellow away down at the foot Of the
class. "Did you, Robert? Where
was it?'' "On an elephant sir"
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Anna Dickinson visited the Sabbath
School at the Xenia Soldiers Orphans
Home, on Sunday, 18th. The Gazette says:
"Her feelings were intense whilst talking
to her little brothers and sistters-ss she
called them,-the big tears were not man
ufactured for the occasion, and she showed
that her Christian sympathy was the right
sort when the collection was taken up, by
putting twenty dollar bill into the bas-
ket. If Anna Dickinson is one Of the
.'strong- minded" women we hear and
read of-God grant US more just like her.
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INT IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN

The above is the first have received to the
Liquor Problem We shall not say now, whether it is
correct or not as wish to what answers may be
given by others Send in your work. Messrs. arithme
ticians-young and od.-[Ed. News
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Notice.

A IL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN will take notice
n that the Commissioners Of Highland county, Oho'
hereby give notice, that they intend to CONSTRUCT
Hiehway Bridge ofOne hundred feet span, across Lee
Creek near Hardy's Factory. Said Bridge IS 70 oe
built on the line Of the Fayette county line, leesue
and Samantha Road improvement. And said CUmhils'
sioners have fixed upon the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL,
next to hear and determine all objections to the
construction Of said Bridge.
F3y, order Of the Commissioners of Highland County
Ohio. OANlhL NJ Il L A"'''''i'
uIarJV6
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A band of young men recently were
about to lynch a colored preacher, through
pr.judice to the race, when he meekly
remarked: "I've been wondering for a
long time how it was that so good a man
as the Apostle Paul should have been
whipped three times for preaching the
GospeI, while such man as an should
have been permitted to preach for twenty
years without ever getting a lick" They
were disarmed by his meek and Christian
spirit.
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Charades.

Ny FIRST brings joy to all around,
NV second brings a sorrow,
My whole but once year is found,
And may be yours tO-mOrruT.
DANDY PAT.
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Estate of john Barry, decd.

TUyHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrstor Of the estate 0f John
Barry late Of Highland County. Ohio, deceased
1uare4gsa ANDREW BARRY.
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After witnessing the completion Of
its humanitarian work, the Female
Anti-Slavery Society of Philadelphia,
declares its existence no longer neces .
sary. 1t departs like one full of years,
who has made all about him smile
with his goodness. "None but free
men in America - is a realization
which would bring comfort to any
death-bcd.
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Answer to Liquor Problem.


J. L. BoARDMAS, Esq.-Sir: Below hand You wha
consider correct answer to the "Curiuus Problem
published your last issue According to my system
keeping, agent is debtor to all he receires an
should have credit for all he pays ont or returns Hence
AGENT IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN.
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Youths S Department.
Enigmas.

eB-original Engmas, Charades, Problems, ETC., are
respectfully solicited.
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His estimate for the remainder of tn,
century was as follows:

For the period beyond the close Of
the century Mr.. Watson changed the
basis of his estimate, and, assuming
that In 1900 the population will be
1OO,OOO,OOO, and in consequence of
dense population. intestine and foreign
wars, q possible subdivision in conse-
.quence into several republics, he esti
mates the future increase will be one
third in each twenty years for the next
forty years after the year 1900, one
third in the next thirty years, and
one fifth for the next forty years. This
would give the following result:
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LII A4l4G0.
1.
I am composed Of Il letters.
My 10 Il is animal.
NY u is pest Of the household.
My 6 is q month.
My IA is what We sometimes do.
- 9 , I3 is what must all do
Ny Is y is play.
MY whole is the name of lady in HllIsborO. 7. Il.
2
I am composed Of letters.
Ny lst il in eat, but not in drink;
My 2d i in black, but not in pink
n v Sd is in eel, but not in fish;
Nj 4th i, in plate, but not in DISH
Ny 5th is in heel but not in toe;
My 9th is in ak, but not in hoe
MY 18th is in gnat, but not in fly;
NJ Sth is in stand, hut not in lie;
My whole is an animal found in Africa.
Sinking Spring, o. J. J. A.
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Answers 10 Enigmas in last weeks News Nc. I, Bal
timore No. ., rottawrttamIE.
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Commodore Stephen Champlain,
the last surviving commander in the
battle of Lake Erie, and who COM
manded the Scorpion, from which was
fired the first and last shot in the bat
tie, died, in Buffalo, New York, on
the morning Of the goth ult.
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HRgR THE GREAT CAUSE

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Also Dr. CnIver,yels "Marriage Guide price . cts
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our Future Population.

Mr.. Watson died in 1912, having
lived to see his prediction almost lit
orally verified In the censuses of the
three decenniaI periods which had in
tervened.
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Vol. So No. 5i'1os]
THE HIGHLAND FEEKLYEEVS.
oLDEsFPAPERIN THE COUNTY.
J. L. BoARDMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

oFFIUE-Main st. north side, second door east Of High
nearly opposite the Post once,
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febIItf
, 1870-03-08

tbs tod,c.a. otnoer1 tnerc sre 10 be dssonnNonea7
tom Chlef Justsoe down, md EeW ses 1oMloA8a
By Go7tfnot Bullock, WHO would 1afn = tooo
thing Of IT. IN putting tn his pocket ~ t1e PFg-
cests 4 he Ssats railroads., - boo 900 1e6l. He
deeassed h'x conviction shss The pistags g ~
tne Four eenrh Amendment, aud, for auEas NJ
4rewt the fhH1eenth AUrndntot
MI. DAVIS, Of Now YoYf, mAde . Bpeeca y 10
vpc1cJ Of The bill, IN The courte Of 1ntc0 nc 1e.
Tended the character cf Governor BULLOCK Inc
biz went o'e1 Until to.mo1.o~.
Petitions were presented: By 1T. sTEVESsos.
OF bustnf ea nen ri Ohio, tor me ieneA OF tue
tax on R2lea; Of ciF1r maket7, relsite 70 Tug sA1
sud tat1f On c10aIs; ard OF ctt1sns OF d!oss2eckt
Ohio, fot the Rpolsion Of the fralktng pf1fAe2e-
TEE COMMITTEES
the Following memoe1s Oh rtc eomnsstees:
Kentucky, ara Van Wyct, OF New YORK
E1atruf-Ayer, Of VsrgtnA-
Naval Anbut-x1s,t of vrgtnia.
District Of Co.umhla-Achen1e,oi o. s1t91ntA
Porfct. Of virginia, ard AcKet. Of M!tatsatppl
Po1t Otf,ee-Fox, o! NeT iork, ~ pass Q! Q!
Smith. Of 07egop, ses!GEed; Ttmo!s, g ig p!sEs9 q
Adam 4, resigned, and FAn "3ct' " NEM .o3A
Education and Lahor-F1etce, Of nsslsslpp..
Exnruditurrs Oh Public bultlngs-asl1Toid. Of
Fr,edMen,a Acat,z- Booker. ef Virginia.
/ 4cc0un.f-MtIueH Of FtTgtr!A.
Tac,nc R4Ihp8d-AtWood, Of hlscon8lo, 21o
| Covode OF FeupeJivanis.
| Pubic Buildings aud Grounos- 81 feaa
| e,lyAnis: Morpe:n, Of Mtsstssippl, and R!d&ewaJ
Asticuitursl-oiesop,o Of Virginia.
| Enrnlird Buls-Ple1ce, Of Mississippi.
| AploURkNKKr.
The House, at : O'Clock, adjourned
, 1870-03-08

The ElEat Female Grand Jury in the
World In sess1ou ut Laramie CITY.
Wyoming TcxEisory-IudZe H aueA'
Charge.
IAEAA1k clrY, Y. T., MArcn 17.-Tne Judiciary
~ gsand tUforR. AL the iadlea drawn ~ S1an1
jn1ora were present at II T. N. 4 mouon msde
10 quash the panel WAS not sustained. AZ 11:a5
NRssWorr. Nooe AsKed 10 be excused. A lady
na'ii1 va sppotnted Judge uowes' charge ~as
Ladxs and Gentlemen oy the Grand jury:
1T Z EoseltJ 10 See, ~ we d. to-dAv, lade1
summoned TO nerve ii jurors. The extension OF
political ngnA and franchise to wouan u rub
tecs that Ia ag!tastug the Whofe country. ! have
never taken an active part IN the dRcussl3ns, oQL
have long seen that WOMAN was victim 70 vices.
crimes. and tmmotalitJ. and with no po<er 70
have long felt that snch powers Of proteoHon
shoold be conferred upon woman. And II hAs fatea
0q e sts End 2 tss s., ~
of Albany County. There is not the sltgates:
@ y ss '9 9Sa essepy9f se e. us! IL ss
! ucn Of the court shAl1 Be accorded to yo1. Il
| would be most shameful AcAndA that In oul
sos 6 e pefsa &C W Wss sa1s IT, u mss
lady might not hsa1 With p1oprlss{ and E!tness
aad here LET me add tnat It will be aorry ds]
iae siea "a dc sod ps'd b. sse5y American eeasema1
Ct act endeayor u de.tt Jou from to
exercise Of these rights with which the LAY
with the remark that this IL q questlon for Jou =
decide for yourself No man has any right 70 in
{effete. Il seena to be proper for women to ii
| possible opportunities 10 aid in supptesnnZ th
| Je11 Of infamy which ctfse the connUy. ana
Be eiad OF .out assistance IN tho accomplAhuet
of thia object. l do rdt make these ren2rf
lion am dlstrus, Of The gentlemen. Un the col
iIarf, / am exceedingly pleased and g1aude
VITA The mdtcauops Of intelligence, lore Of u
| Thich see mantle k1ed. / vii now listen 10 sc
reasons which any jurors make for being q
cQscd.
, 1870-03-08

E0pulAE 44OfGE0EHk In hbHE OF 66S
cursnK u New Tfiai Tor Wander.
pool.
DE-; holt. March 1.-The case OF Gsorge Wander
pool. lase1J conslctc5, and geatelcei - SOLITARY
Confinement IN the State rnson for life tor tns
murder Of Herbert Field, st Msntstee, II attract
Ing good deal Of public attention An appeal to
the people Of the State Of Michigan has been L.
sued b. sixteen leading citza2s, appointed By the
people Of MusSsgor, 70 A'd, unite. aa'i co.o2erste
to be conducted win fairness and !mpaftalsy. in
q community uaionuenced BY pIeladlce, pasA:oo.
OF undue sympathy. Tue commstHe aaIs;
'sIu tnitla.iI popular movement to TO. aslde q
verdict daly rendered after trial by 1arJ IN a..
cordauce with the forms Of Law, We insist that We
a1e not lnclted by any desire 10 screen guilt from
ltRa responsibility. 10 plo!ect au offender from
punishment, OK awaken popular sympathy IN
fascr Of tie accused tast would ,oe likely 10 blind
the judgment Of Intelligent men but only TO secure
fore a Jury All facts having relation 10 tina cass
and verdict 80 impartial that In the Judgment Of
al candid. thonghsla! mindf, saAl ne fully
COM ec:ed with the 1.ss Just had are Jes fresh ID
sne minds Of the people throughout the State. Ha
comment upon th,s uo further tnan to s5y that re
hel:ese 1ae popular t9dgme2t cooco.a VIII q, "a
noeent, has not had that opportunity tor thor
ouga and impartial trial SO tmpera,tvsly demand
ed By the sptrts Of our iaWa ana By the equitable
oi tte csiue charged 1ni tts fearful rara0nal coa.
afquencta. Evidence has been Brought 10 Light
1llce The termination or the tr1a1, having Tefy
important bearing rpoa the csse IN favor 0! the
pr1loner. Cpou iris, and other equally sabsian.
tai grounds, we have confidence aboFo doubt that
reu trial will be granted.h .
The committee farther say: "Oat acquaintance
with the pecuniayy circumstances Of Faudefpool
and h!f family, jdst1nes the assertion tns'. wtth.
cut material lid from bis friends and the frteada
OF Justice aud order, he cannot have thorough
trtal OF the caae-
The committee close bY aiahug that the total
exptuse necessary to the preparation for new
trta1 and conducting the defence will be three ID
ior more than i1s quota Of that amount Tae com.
' m1ttee are confident OF the supp7rs a1d sympathy
Ct the ls.elds of justice every where.
, 1870-03-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.
u u-hitsemorc Befo<~ fais ConstItuents~

CHARLESTON, S, C., March s.-uaa. B. F.
Wn..semore nas paslisned letter defendin& hts
sails Of the csdet1nip. aud announcing himself ~
4 candidate fo1 II eiecNon. lie says taa. recent
Developments hare s2illaed him mat his reasns-
tiou waa q hss.y and unnecessary aiep, and adds:
IL do NOT hrsttate to SAY thai Republicans and
Democrats rrEard sne xnole .Sl t1aaast!on ~ -
furthermora, repeat what Genefaa
Logan blmself zaid tbs daT, after ny resignation,
ihsi be did not report resolution Of ctr1are tn
stead Of expulsion. becanae be did not belicEe ny
Intention vas wrong. aud ne did hope .ouia a= be
mar to welcome M Return. Such u Tue change
altads. Thsn. of co1rss. brings balm In 70 ne s9s
isrrc rnrber Of ucmbe1a ot ton Hooae Inst y y
8 returned 70 Congress- sv.aensH ~: wspe "
ta:J wsIe pressed into sesns eae1 4ere
iii It'll ' openly istenaly. and iaeJ q Il
p1ets ever confidence In NJ npocst3
I'd ipt,a1is1 u thu whole mattel. I shall again
| arpeal ID Ey coasusueu.s, x1ose confidence !
have never violated. Isoall ak taem FNe me
| tnetr ro;es. and SEED me bAcE 10 nj plAcs n4ae
/ ync1nt BY 20 dlshcutst acuou.a
, 1870-03-08

stisutnts, who suggested soss sne inoors tax
o1gh1 70 b 1epe4 Cd. Thn 8o1etAu @4a - ~
roI ONLY oppoasd 70 liz repeal but it, nod dcstaoo
-lkL G1 ffEafbed It II ta4 MoH tu1t OF ~ car
taxation, lie lceo3e xnd uarspottRuon VI. as
tppus ht< mi4hs b. repeaiedt which Noold ake Oh
about &, ,Qo0 IN each ca1e.
4UY ONEIDA pLtASfX&- :.
EectetarJ F!an nsz reoetVed = dttpatcn tEp u -
Cspi Rtu af shA Butian Sesfel BOMBAY. wnloo suaA
thr N eda 1tAtfpK snaS At Tho time Of The COL.
f5.fon he 0nei1A W1x nndaS both All Ind Ebato
and eoirx 1t the rata 1t ten krota A toor Hneseas
hi "a ri = ~ OILY making alx fno& Tae coa'
cnsslou Eat 70 auxht that hs haa no !ecs any y
iuly b1d hoen doae she Oneida, and d!d not neax
tno tftnR oi hes gunk THIS IL not CREDITED y tns
SiAte Department, Ind demand Ntil be 11a1e iot
An iuyAAuRAuuu.
, 1870-03-08

the two pft7:ous spfaters. He AltA1ed to tho
ca1eb OF J1oReA Cston and Hreese, aud the cir
canstAnoeA II 1ht people woa1d nos saEa o9t 70
3Jlne election, /: V2s their own fsuP. why
ere 4 during the Ate ~hF tnefo Wal k:afcs!J de-
c!A1tn that WHs not approved By the lawyers Of
tso s:Ae. Tia peoplf. loo, had Deaf Of 3oaA
1ense 1ud far judgment In regard to tna i1d!cArJ.
HI. T1SCuER Hlsnu1e~ 20 much OF hle aoaecd-
ment h8 ItlAted to changing tne setm Of oc1cs
from stK to four Years, ThAt portion changing
lo&t.
lint. n ADOWELL. Of WhIte, ,uoTsd to amend 70 u
10 allow the Legislature 70 teGulata The una Of
holding courts 1t Will Lost
MI. WILLS, OF Peona, moved 70 strike ont ths
entire tt1t &ebtence Of tue eeclon, or 30 much ~
relAtkA 10 the tina OF holding court1.
ANypE4SXTNr.
TIE committee fpao and The cunye1u01 Al.
1errred