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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-02
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The Foreign Policy of the Admin
istrRtlOn.

The Foreign Policy Of the Admin.
istratiOn.
r"occasonol's" Correspondence wifi, Forncys rr,ss.
While the corruptions Of the present
Administration have been disastrous at
home, they have at the same time been
productive Of injurious effects abroad
At the beginning, Mr.. Buchanan was
expected to give the country, because
Of his large experience in diplomacy, a
brilliant foreign policy. But how com.
plete has been the disappointment The
one or two good things done naturally
resulted from the previous ton Of
Piorce's Secretary Of State, Hoa. VIM.
L. Marcy. Foreign courts will not
waste their time in framing propositions
with Mr.. Buchanan, for the reason that
they are profoundly impressed with his
uupopularity, and the belief that moth
ing can be effectively done until a new
Administration is inauguratod. For
what purpose Of national good does
Clancy Jones luxuriate in Vienna, at
the expense of this Government His
exposure, by an investigating committee
of Congress, is known to the Austrian
court, and with the other fact that he
went there as into exile, rejected by the
people, it is not strange that he is bereft
of all influence that otherwise he might
properly exercise. And now Appleton
goes to St. Petersburg, covered all over
with charges of being engaged in the
corruptions which have made Mr.. Bu-
chanan's Administration infamous -
made on sworn testimony from which he
has not endeavored to exculpate him
self. Can he do anything for us there?
1 doubt it. Princes Of the Empire and
high officers in the Russian Govern
ment have been banished to the cold
and droary wastes of Siberia, to use the
mildest term, for joJJiag and l am in
olinod to believe the same offence will
not be looked upon as virtue when
done by an American official All good
men must pray for an end Of an Ad-
which rewards bad men,
while it proscribes and attempts to de-
grade men whose lives and conduct have
been guided alone by principle,
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Doctrg
THE LONELY GRAVE.

ny y. HELEN nnuny.
Tathori athor they have laid thCo
Tn this dralr and lonely spot,
Ihov, grioy0, grave have made thee,
Where thOurt seemingly forgot
Laid thee whore we dread 90 ponder,
Where we all would fear Co sloCp,
Whrro we never como Co wander,
Whore we never kuoel 10 weep.
Laid thee, whore mo- loved ones slumbor,
Mono we blost in early youth;
Laid iheu whore we cannot number
Ono who taught ug love and truth,
Laid thco whore thy ronilo footsteps
Novor sought in Joy TO roam,
Whore mo- voice of toudcr welcome
NHd0 thee feel ihiswls thy homo.
1Tis trua n brother sleeps beside thee,
Nnelug with tho silent dust;
But, OF my heart would hiu couddo thCo
To Oanothor, h0li0r trust
Hero tho grass IS swcaily spriuging,
And the flowers bloom fresh and fair,
Aud the wild birds too are singing
Gladly through the frogrontoir.
Here the Mav-morn wal,csin 7pIondor,
And the evening hrro7os sigh,
And tho night-lows weep ns tender
When the roses fade aud die.
Lovely nature, here 7 greet thee,
Hero thy beauties 7 adore,
Ioro with sacred love 7 meet thee;
sull the spot must deplOrc.
Trrca may bloom with heavenly beauty,
Birds may sing th0ir sweetest song,
Aud the heart may feel iis duty
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RuIes and ReguIations.
MEMBERSHIP, ADMITTANCE, sc.


Any person, by paying one dollar to
the Treasurer or his agent, can become
member of the Society, and will be
entitled to a ticket, which will admit
himself with his wife and children un-
der 2l years of age, or Gentleman and
two Ladies during the Fair. Said tick
cts are not transferable.
Every person not having q family
ticket will be charged twenty-five cents
for each admission.
All members Of the Society, and those
having complimentary tickets, will be
allowed to drive their vehicles or take
their horses within the Fair grounds.
Those not having such tickets will be
charged twenty-five cents extra for each
privilege.
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No person who is an exhibitor can
act as Judge on the class in which he or
she may exhibit.
When animals or articles are not
deemed worthy ofa premium the Judg
os will refuse to award one.
No person will be permitted to inter.
fere with the Judges during the per
rormanco of their duty, under the pen.
atty of forfciting the premium, should
any be awarded
The Board Of Directors will award
premiums on any articles entered for
exhibition, not included in tho Premi
um list should they deem the same vor-
thy--tho amount to be fixed by them
The Judges are requested to make
their reports to the Secretary at the bu
sincss Office as early as practicable
They will be expected to give the rea.
sons for their decisions, stating the val.
liable and desirable qualities Of the ami.
mails or articles to which premiums are
awarded.
INVITED GUESTS.
The officers of all Agricultural Soci-
oties aud members of the press genor-
ally are invited to attend. Compli.
mentary tickets will be furnished to
them on application at the Treasurer S
Office on the ground. The Editors of
the HillsbOrough papers are requested
to act as q committee to receive and en-
tcrtain their brethren Of the press from
abroad.
Committeeman residing out OF the
county, will be furnished with refresh,
ments while upon the ground, free Of
charge.
REFRESHMENTS, FORAGE, &c.
A spacious Dining Hall has been
erected upon the ground, where refresh.
monts viii be furnished by Messrs Muir.
ply, Miller s. Duckwall. The sam, per-
sons will also furnish grain for stock
lat reasonable prices. Hay and straw
will be furnished gratis for all annals
entered for exhibition.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The premium stock and premium ar.
ticIcs are required to remain until the
close Of the Fair, under penalty Of the
forfeiture of the premium, unless re.
moved by the consent Of the Executive
Committee.
No animals not entered for exhibition
will be allowed to occupy stables, stalls
Or or pens upon the ground,
No gi1A-ghovrs Or INV Cfbor o-L;l;
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Draft Horses Jacks and Mules, Farm
Implements and Machinery.
SECOND DAY.
Horses for General Purposes, Ponies,
Cattle of all Glasses, Sheep and Swine.
THIRD DAY.
Roadstors for Saddle and Harness,
Household and Mill Fabrics, Saddlors'
Tailors', and Shoemakors' Work. Nee
dlowork, Flowers and Paintings, Pro-
visions, Fruits, Vegetables, Roots,
Grains, Preserves, Jcllies and Poultry.
FOURTH DAY,
Sweepstakes Horses, Match Horses,
Ladies', Gentlemon's and Boys Riding
Match, Music, and Grand Procession of
Premium Stock.
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FARM CROPS.

Best Field Of Wheat not less than acres nor
less than30 bushels per acre, Silver Cup
Cd best do do s.
Bgst Field Of Corn, not less than acrcsnor less
than 90 bushels per acre, silyor Cup
2l host do do
Best Field of Oats NOT less than ucrus nor less
than 40 bushels poraure,
"a host do do
Best Crop OF Hay, not less than ] acre nor less
than tons per acre,
2I best do do
Best Crop of Potatoes, not less than "a acre, nor
less than 200 bushels per acre,
2l best do do
Best Crop OF Sweet Potatoes, not less than 4
acre, nor less than POO bushels per acre,
"a best do do
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OFFICERS.
W. 0. COLLINS, President.
JOHN II. Jolly, Vice President.
j. W. SHGNN, Treasurer.
w. II. WOODROW, Secretary
Board Of Drccio%.-Bcni Conard.
John A. Patterson, c. B. Miller, S. o.
Byrd, Philip Anderson.
EgecutiUe CommUcc.--W. o. Collins,
John II. jolly, Philip Anderson.
Sup't Floral Dopartment---S.O. o. Byrd.
Sup't. Farm Implements and Farm
Products-Boni. Couard
Sup't. Domestic Mauufacturcs-J. A.
Patterson.
Supt. Stock-C. B. Miller
Chief Marshall. X. Marlay.
Chief of Polico--J. w. Doggett.
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LINES FOR M. FERGUSON. ON THE
DEATH OF HER LITTLE SON.

For the News.
LINES FOR M. FERGUSON. ON THE
DEATH OF HER LITTLE SON.
ny y. J. SHOEMAKER.
Death has your family circle broke
Aud snotchcd your infant dear,
But Christ has comfort TO you spoke,
And win be ever near.
And whom your race on earth Is run,
And every trial DER,
You'll meet your much loved, darling son,
Where parting is no moro.
Mothink7 SEQ his angel faco
Around you lowering now,
And saying, "NIothor, como, Oh come,
Dwell with your happy boy
"And, father you want to hail,
Upon this happy shoro
Where trials never do hssuil,
And parting is no more"
o may the Lord his grace bcstow
On us while here we stoyi
Then when we cease to dwell below,
Wen meet in endless day.
Oak Ridge, June lst, 1850.
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Every plain girl has one consolation:
though not a pretty young lady, she
will, if she lives long enough, be prot-
ty old one.
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Worldly wise as she was, she had yet
to learn that book on the table, and a
iireside made attractive, have saved many
young men from the company Of idle
strollers in the street, and the tempta-
tions Of the liquor shop Ellen Dacre.
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1t is often extremely difficult in the
mixed things Of this world TO act truly
and kindly too; but therein lies one Of
the great traits Of a man, that his sim
oerity should have kindness in it, and
his Kindness, truth Friends in Coun-
Gil
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Among the Democrats in the House
Of Representatives who voted with the
Opposition, to censure the President
and the Secretary of the Navy, for i'm
proper conduct in the giving out of
contracts, was Roger A. Pryor Of Vir-
ginia.
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Tho Two Kinds Of Intervention.

The Two Kinds Of Intervention.
Popular Sovereignty has been placed
by the Democracy between the two fires
Of Congressional and Judicial intorvon.
ton, and of the two, the latter is tho
hottest. The Detroit Advertiser asks
this pertinent question:
Can any Democrat tell us the practi-
cal difference between judicial inter
vontion and Congressional Intervention
for the protection Of slavery in the ter
ritories, except that the former fastens
it upon them much more certainly than
the other2 The Supreme Court may
declare a law of Congress regulating
the question, unconstitutional But
Congress has no power to disturb or set
aside a decision Of the Supreme Court.
A slave code, therefore, might be only
temporary but a decision of tho Court
declaring the existence Of slavery in the
territories, would be ciernaL The latter
lis Dougiasismj the former is Brocben-
ridgeism.
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9,.t s.zony Or mcrluo Ewes, not ICES than o,
5... =. long s15 Wool Buck, 40
Js.t DO Ewes, not less thaua,
ss + 5a'a rs9 p5 of ggea g2 Sheep, nolgi. nono
Judgos--John W. Spargur, Corno.
Illus Pugsley, Samuel Brown, Robert
Edwards, James Shannon.
CLASS K-No. -.
HERDS OF CATTLE.
Best Herd, male and females, $50 silver Cu1.
D.. This Premium is Che $50 Silver Pitcher AWARDED o.
tho Highland Co agricultural Society, by tlN GrouudrIt
articles nom one county.
Judges-Hugh Evans, Jesse Pan
cake. (Frankfort, Ross co.,) @. G. Sans,
John +. Myers, CBloomingsburg, Fay
cite co., and David NJ. Barrett.
CLASS L--No. 13.
SWINE.
Best Boar oyor I year old, Silver Cup.
bg,t dooyoro months old, 3
be.t doundcr months old 2
53.sDrsoalns q Sow, w. over J. year old, }
1e,t Sow, over months old, 2
best Sow, under months DID, 2
% busid DO do
best Lfttoror Pigs, not less than five, 3
best Fattcd Huer t0weigh not less than 400 hs, 8
2lbcst DO du du Q
Judges--Rich'd L. Barrett, John
Richards, Perry Hopkins; Levi Guthrie,
aud John Haigh.
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THE GERMANS FOR LTNCoLN-Tho
Burlington (Racino Co., Wis., Gazette
says that fifty Germans in that village,
who have heretofore voted the Demo.
cratic ticket have expressed their deter
mination to vote for Lincoln next fall.
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
HIGHLAND GO. AG. SOCIETY,"

TO BE HELD IN HILLSBORO.
On Iacsday Wednesday, TbmSday and
Friday
18Th, 1911, 2OH and 21si, 1860.
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All Stock must be entered in the name
of the actual owner, and all articles in
the name Of the producer or maker of
the same, under the penalty of forfeit
ing the premium, if any should be
awarded.
The exact age, sex, color, and class
of each animal, Ud the number, if there
be more than one, will be required by
the Secretary. On the entry of animals
or articles, cards will be furnished with
the number and class, as entered at the
Office, which are to be placed upon the
animals or articles to be exhibited.
All persons making entries will be
required to pay as an entrance fee the
sum Of 10 per cent. upon the premium
offered, for which they compete,
All entries must be made before 10
o'clock A. M. of the day on which the
animals or articles are to be exhibited
Entries can be made previous to the
first day Of the Fair, by application to
the Secretary, and during the Fair at
his Office on the grounds
Entries of farms and field crops must
be made on or before the last day Of the
Fair
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
All Committees will meet at the bust
ness stand on the Fair ground at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of the day in which
their duties are to be performed, when
their names will be called and vacancies
filled.
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Judges-G. f. Stevens, James Dill,
Jr., Joshua Burley, Mrs II. b. Ander-
son, Mrs. Cary Pope, Mrs. II, r. Per
Lee, Mrs. Washington Doggott.
GLASS P-No. 20.
FLOWERS AND PAINTINGS.
Greatest aud most SOLICIT variety Of Cut Flowers 8.
I'd byFE
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FOURTH DAY.
CLASS V-No. 26.

FOURTH DAY.
CLASS V-No. 26.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Rost Walking Horse, Mare or Geldiug Of any
gib,st do do s
best Trotting Horse, Silver Gun,
6rst Pacing Horse, Silver Cup,
9@.t .Rasrias Horso, Silver Cup.
The stallion showing Of tha best su,lrpg
The Mare showing of the best Colts, silver C1P..
Judgos-Jas. G. Johnston, j. Z.
Pugsley, j. S, Larkin, II. S. Patton, VIM.
b, McCluug, (Iroy, Miami Co., o.
CLASS W-No "a.
MATCH HORSES.
Best ppir Match Horscs6r Mares, Silver Cup.
Judgos-J.M. Trimblo, BENZ. Bower
and John Pcrkiqs
CLASS X-Eo. q.
EoUEsTRIANIsM--GAbfEs RIDING MATCH.
S 9is s Lpdy Equestrian DO, SILVER SILVER Tabs M sn8 sgosu'
Judges Col. J, Hyer, VIM. G. Grip
en-, (Ciuoinnoh,) Joseph N. Hiestand,
DOct. hoOertsI cambridge Ross COY)
Doct. w. Paterson.
Best Goutlcmaa Equestrian, $40
2d best OI
best Boy Eluost F1. iindor 1G yoan old,
2i host do do
Judges Foreman Evans, Thos. MUIR
ray Gross CO., W. ID. Bickham, (Oin-
cinnati) Doct Il. Holmes, Doct. Jas.
Quinn
CLASS Y--No. 27.
MUSIC.
Best Brass Band, 600
Cd baat do tI
judges. Alex Sans, Prof G, Glass
and Frank Reed.
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Judgcs-James S. Murphy A. n.
Patton, VIM. A. Nelson.
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Judgos--U. Arthur, Joshua Uussoy,
Z. G. Hill, Cleveland, Warren CO., o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-17

whole Of Italy. You have performed great
work, not only for Italy, but for all humanity,
whose ;, gifts you KAYE indicated. 'Hurrah
for liberty" s. nuch dearer to tia y mas
much as she ha> suffered so much more than
any other nation. Long live l;aly.'
The cry was taken up by the thousands
assembled. and 'Tira Hcliu" might have
been heard from one end Of the city to the
other. There were curious spectacles to be
Witnessed liz the crowd--there were members
OF legion Of Amazons to the number of 200,
who. e.re>sc', i'll the Garihaldian uniform, had
vowed TO ? ace themselves in front of the
National Guard and of Garibaldi. in case the
military had in,erttred. There were priests
with tri-coisred scarts over their shoulders
and banners in their hands, and bare headed
monks with mushets on their shoulders
There were men and women with unsheatLtd
swords and dagsers, and sword-sticks in their
hands, which they brandiShed in all the
drunkenness of enthusiasm. There were
hundreds of Lazzaroni armed with pixies,
which had been provided for the defense OF
the Harricadts had the Bourbons driven the
reople TO such extremes. Such were some
Of the scenes TO be witnessed. | remarked
that Ga:ibaldi made not slightest allusion to
tit name Of Victor Emmanuel, and remark
ed also that, with few exceptions. the only
cries III the streets were ia GdrtJalM =
;! itu iidiinr On entering the palace and
the room IN which Garibaldi was received |
saw him give audience to a deputation Of
Nene,ian>. we are all ready and organ
ized. genera and ANXIOUS to begin You
cannot be more anxious than am was the
reply. and then he left the room to repose
and TAKE refreshment.
In the afternoon Galibaldi visited TIE Du-
ONO and the greetings were more enthusiasts
tic than in the morning. and the crowd fl.
greater 1t was a worthy demonstrations
From the Duomo he returned to the Palazxo
.ipgri. in the Toledo, where for the present
he resides, if he can be said TO reside any
where: ior his officers tell me he may 60 off
to Gaeta in the morning, or to the Abruzz
in the evening. We never know his move
mcnts Or his whereabouts. How the peonle'
IuL-s stand il. can't make out, bat there
was 30 cessation OF shouting and Of gaIlop-
ing mp and down, and Of kissing ana hugsiny
curing lil!> nicaSti I'd! anu HOW night I'd,
set in, every house is illuminated. Looking
up the side streets the effect is beautiful -
The banners touched one another from tb,
opposite windows. and there was a blaze of
light between. There is 4 to:chlight process
sion in carriages and on foot, in the Tol.d,
ana other parts Of the city. Crowds rushee
along with torches or banners in one hant
and knives or swords in the other, like ST
many mad bachanalians, only they were no
drunk, except with JOY and newly found lib
erty. and they stop and hus and kiss, ar(
then .ush Oh Till thy meet with othe
crowds. Bat were to write hundred col
umns of description would only be repeat
Ing myself! Sc leave this effective scene 70
the nisht.-CorrcYonlence Of the Londo1
Iimrs
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Reception OF t:aril,ai.ii al Naples.

At last twelve o'clock strikes and bell
sounds, and from the distance Z sigral is
made that Glribaldi is approaching. "|ta
Guihaldi. - rises from a thousand voices, and
the train stops; few red jackets get out and
thew are seized. hu-gcd AID Kissed with that
unmcrcitu. violence which cha:acterizrS ltal-
ian aror. There was one poor elderly man
who by virtue of his white beard vas taken
for G.ribd,.i. and was >lo05crcd SO that |
thought he must have sunk under the opera
ton. but the great nun had gone round hy
another door. ana 50 there Was rush IN all
directions II intercept INN. " e Grove round
by a SIDE street to the front Of the Carmite.
AMI thus by knowing Dodge We came il
trent of The Dictator There is no m;stdkins
that face: there is the grandeur and open
ness of natures nnbieEiIn expressed, and il
does not say one thin. while p.oi;in. anoth-
er; it is marked 10y i loyalty which III Vain
might he soug ht tor iii that Of many u. TIE
so-cal.ed great ones of the eartil. | Was
mach struc. with his calm self-possession
and the extreme sweetness ut his >mie. He
was not in the carriage OF the French minis
ter. though believe it bad been placed at
hi, disposal, but in one hired for the OCCASION
Followed and accompanied by three lines OF
carriages he went along the Marinela through
the Ba>so Porto. surrounded by thousands
and deate,!ct by their greetings. up the Lasc
Costello. and so on by San Carlo and the pa
lace of the King. which royalty left only a
few hours before. and entered The palace Of
reception for foreign princes. Tie crowd
waved backward, and forward. and looked
up TO the windows and shouted for the appear
arce of Glrhadi. FIRST came one red coat,
and then another, and at last the hero. What
a CRY Of We" then rose from that vas; mass
below. When last that balcony was occu-
pied by distinguished parsonage. it was bs
the Grand Dake OF Tuscany. but in answer
TO no calls, for there We're only few of those
idlers who always hang about the palaces of
princes. 1t was impossible to make himself
heard amid the noise and confusion. and 50
Garibaldi leant over the railing and gazed
in,ently on the crowd. \ wave Of the hand
at las, asked for silence, but in vain. '/uti!
ZUi!r rose from all sides. and :hen there
was perfect silence. 'Neapoitans.' said a
voice clear as a bell. and with an enunciation
so dis,inc; that nothing could fail to reach
the ear, this is solemn. holy and memora-
bic ta,. This day, from being subjects un-
der the yoke of tyranny, you have become
free people. l thank you in the name Of the
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NPEED TIE. BEST Pillow

ind Tie craps w;H Rcwdrd Iou.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale of the
CELEBRATED BIZZELL PLOW,
and ,!ow castings for repairs. hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers. merchants
and others with these fayoritc pnws and castings
on short notice ana at reasonable prices. The
sale Of these p!ow> has increased beyond paral-
lei i'll Vermont 1t is the intention of the manu-
facturcrS Of these p.ows II use the best Of oak
and iron, and to have them built in strong and
durable manner. and by aiding new improve
ments annually. to keep the BnzzcM Excelsior
Flows ;,hc;st! If all other plowS, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every piow is
warranted III work and material.
+ a II VI L s,
Try them and You will want to try no other.
ALEX'k LANG.
St Johnsburv. March s 90. S0-29