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the summary and decided manner in which he
| administered affairs in New Orleans. The Rich
mond authorities went SO far as to issue proc
lamation outlawing the man who had, in their
estimation, forfeited all claims to the considera-
ton of men by his BRUTAL" "beastly," and
"inhuman" transactions, in that Department.
Accordingly when General Butler placed in
command at Fortress Monroe, the papers of the
confederacy announced that +" beast Butler had
been selected to represent the Federal Govern
ment in all business transactions with them, and
felt exceedingly indignant at the insult thus of
fered scouting the idea that satisfactory adjust
ment of the cartel, which was at that time entire
! ly suspended, could ever be reached under his
| administration. But Gen. Butler having added
to his natural business qualifications vast fund
of valuable experience in matters pertaining to
the management of Obstreperous treason, enter
ell upon his duties in quiet transformations
manner, and in short time it announced
that an informal system of exchange had been
instituted, and there a noticeable abatement
in the violence of the chivalric denunciations of
the beast" So matters progressed for some
time, the wounded spirit of the insulted chvalry
being greatly modified by the restoration of
friends whose slines had been cast inn Northern
folds and now the same journal which denounc-
ed Gen. Butler in such unqualified terms at the
| time of his assignment to that post, announces
the return of Commissioner Guild from Fortress
Monroe after visit "under flag of truce for two
or three days. where he has been in conference
| with Gen. Butler, " on business connected with
his department. the result of which is the
sumption of the cartel, with the prospect of an
immediate exchange of all prisoners of war on
both sides,' and congratulates the people of
the confederacy on the glad tidings." That this
same =" beast has proved himself to be just the
man for the place, having accomplished for both
parties what the negotiations of less resolute Of
ficers have failed to secure after months of most
arduous labor, must be patent to all. This con-
cession of the rebels to the administrative capa-
bility of Gen. Butler is triumph of which that
most worthy officer may well beproud, while the
the nation at large will rejoice thathis labors have
been rewarded with so important result.
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CAMP SUBSCRIBERS OF THE SOLDIERS JOUR-
NAL will hereafter receive their papers at the of
flee of the u S. Sanitary Commission, instead of
at the publication office. Any detentions or ir-
Irregularities in the transit of mail papers should
be promptly reported, and an immediate correc-
ton will be secured.
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CONVALESCENT CAMP. VA.
At the subscription price of $500 per annum
payable always in advance. Single copies
Five Cents each.
The proceeds resulting from it's sale to be devot-
ed to fund for the maintenance of the
phans of soldiers who have fallen, or
may vet fall, in defence of the
of the Union
It's primary objects will be to promote the interests
of the ranks. To this end it will contain
all necessary information to the methods of keep
inc good order their accounts with the Government
The soldier in hospital will find in columns in
structons how to procure pay and clothing when en-
titled to it what the requisites eXacted by the
Government when furloughs are granted; and dis
charged soldiers will be put in the of procuring
prompt settlements of their accounts without the in
reference of claim agents.
Aside from this THE SOLDIERS JOURNAL will
contain interesting original and selected reading mat
ter 1t is the intention of those engaged in its publ
cation make its pages lively and readable and it is
believed that the varied talent pledged to its support
will enable it to take at least respectable rank
among the journals of the country.
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General Order.

The following order, just promulgated,
quiring that all government horses and vehicles
in the private use of officers and enlisted men
shall be turned in Immediately, is creating con-
siderable stir in military circles, but all unite in
pronouncing it a much needed and most impor-
tant reform -
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PROSPECTUS.

"THE SOLDIERS JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
RENDEZVOUS OF DISTRIBUTION, VA,
RECENTLY
CONVALESCENT CAMP. VA.
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ted for. For second entry of the same
animal to be exhibited in another class,
a fee of So will be charged.
IA Premiums not called for by the
first of December will be considered
forfeited to the Society.
Is. No Intoxicating liquors will be
allowed to be sold upon the Grouud
uder penalty of law.
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QOrtrp.
FIGHT TT OUT"

BY PRIVATE MILLS o'REILLT.
We have heard the rebel yell,
We have heard the Union shout,
We have weighed the matter very we'll
And mean to fight IT out; ..
In vctory's happy glow,
In the gloom of utter rout .
We have pledged ourselves-"Come woal or wO
By heaven! We hgst II out"
'Tis now too late to question,
What brought the war about;
'Tis thing ofprde and passion,
And we mean to hght it ont.
Let the "big wigs" use the pen,
Let them caucus, let them spout,
We are halfa million weaponed men
And mean to fight it out.
Our dead, our loved, are crying,
From many u stoImcd redoubt .'
In the'swanlps and trenches lying
cob, comrades, hght it Quit
Twas our comfort rs we fell
To hear your gatheri g shout,
Rolling back the rebels weaker yell
God speed you, fight il QUIT"
oh, we've heard the rebel yell,
Wohayc heard the Union shout,
We have weighed tho matter very WE'LL
And mean to fight it out;
In the flush of perfect triumph, ...f.
And the gloom ofutter rout,
We have sworn on many bloody Geld
awe mean to fght It QUIT"
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Premiums and Regulations
OF THE
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR.
..t OF THE
Highland Co. Agricultural Society


Highland Co. Agricultural Society
OFFICERS.
President-J. NJ. Trimble.
Vice. President James Clark:
Treasurer-Jobn Erwin.
Secretary. H. Bradley.
Board of Directors-John II. Jolly
j. W. Shinu, Gary 7. Pope, David Noble,
and j. W. Smith.
Sup't of Horses james Clark.
Sup't of Cattle, Sheep an dHogs-J
W. Sbinn. .
Sup't of Farm Products-Cary T.
Pope.
Sup'tof Farm Imploments--John Il
Jolly.
Sup't of Poultry--James W. Smith.
Sup't of Floral Department. DR.. D
Noble.
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Order of Exhibition.

The First Day will be devoted to the
reception of Stock, Articles of Domes-
tic manufacture, Farm Implements, &c.
To close with Trotting Match for all
Horses that have not trotted in public
for any Premium, $50.
Second Day-The Committees will
examine and report on Horses for all
purposes, Saddle and Match Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Domes-
tic Manufactures, Needle, Shell and
Wax.work, Fruit, Vegetables, Grain,
Flour, Paintings, aud Flowers. To
close with trotting match for double
teams, 1st Premium, $50, I'd Pre-
MUM, S25.
Third Duy--Roadsters, Stations,
Jacks and Mules, Mares and Colts,
Herds of Cattle, to close with grand
sweepstakes trotting match for 500 and
grand procession of Stock.
GAhlbl1Oho.
All stock must be entered in the
name of the actual owner, and all arti-
cles in the name of the producer OF
maker or agent thereof under the PEN
atty Of forfeiting the Premium, if any
should be awarded.
Exhibitors Of Stock in the Ring must
be careful to have the entry card upon
their animals, or in the possession Of
the groom, as the committee may be
facilitated thereby in making their
awards. The entry card of all other ar.
ticles must be fastened upon them. The
exact age, sex, color and class of each
animal, and the number, if more than
one, will be required by the Secretary
lift be ascertained that any exhihi.
tor shall attempt to interfere with the
Judges in the performance of their du
ties, by letter or otherwise, he shall be
excluded from competition.
The exhibition of Stock in the Ring
will commence at the time, and proceed
in the order specified in the program me
Exhibitors are requested to have their
Stock ready when called for by the Mar
shals; if not ready, they will be ruled
out Of competition. .'a
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FOR the M
Miscellaneous Enigma,

! am composed of 40 letters
My 20 rs l6 2 10 20 lB 2 81 2l Is tha nan. =, .
distinguished General ~ VI
My 10 AZ 80 IS is the name Of n nlaca
where the Federal troops were hipped PAN
My l6 81 36 S2 7 2l "a G II 80 81 8 Ia lo9Is1l
:, s one OF the armies OF the United States
MY 40 80 10 20 80 IL % 25 lS Is the name Of a
place besieged by tho Federal army
My 90 l6 80 At IL "a 80 A. 2s 81 l2 10 IS Is one
oi the principal men ofthe U. States Government.
~ 20 10 20 Al "a 40 a2 is the name Of a
MY Y 80 10 81 10 10 4b 20 20 10 s 81 "a 40 |,
=, an onl'er lnPhe 9th Illinois vol, regiment.
Ny ~ D 10 10 one Of the United States. ...
LYLEa, ADAIR.
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Conundruma.

now can 1t be proved that horse has six legsY Be
cause he has foro legs IN front and two behind.
II iyou were at the North Pole freezing, what anims
would you wish to be' little Otter...-Troy Press.
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ENTRIES.

All stock and articles must be entered
by II o'clock of the day on which the
same ar e exhibited. -' '-.
Entries can be made at any time be-
fore the Fair by application to the Sec
retary, at Hillsboro. During the Fair
entries will be received only at the Of
flee of the Secretary at the Fair Grounds.
Entries of all Field Crops of 1864
must be made before the last day of the
Fair,
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will be furnished gratis to all animals
entered for exhibition. ."
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sales Of Stock and other articles will
be allowed on the last day of the Fair,
subject to such regulations as the Board
Of Directors may impose.
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First Day.

,,,--.,-- :, :. I5I PT' ~ pr
Fastest trotting Horse Mare Geding
that have never trOtted in public for
money $50
Awarding Committee-Adam Seymour, Bainbridge
toss Co., Andrew Fulton, Ripley, Brown Co., VIM.
Hcager, Fayetto Co.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
TAUM rDnng

1st pr. I'd pr.
Best field Of wlest, not less than acres
nor less than 80 bushels per acre $40 SO
Best field Of corn, not less than acres
nor less than 50 bush. per acre 10 8
Best field Of oats, not less than acres
nor less than 40 bush. per acre )
Best crop Of hay, not less than acre nor
less than tons per 9
Best crop of potatoes, not less than x
acre nor less than 200 bush. per acre o
Best crop sweet potatoes not less than 4
acre nor less than 200 bush. per acre 2
Awarding Committee-Churles Wilson, John Haigh,
Benz. COnnard.
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Answer to Problem in News OF Sent rs 5..In III
days; A, asa, o, GAO, and @, 72O miles ~
shark, Hark, Ark.
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AwARDING COM MITTEEs.

All Committees will meet at the bust
ness stand oD the Fair Grounds at II O.
clock A.. NJ, of the day on which their
duties are to be performed, when their
names will be called and yaca cies filed
No person who is an exhibitor can
act as Judge on the class in which he
or she may exhibit. E.. .... .
When articles or animals are not
deemed worthy of premium the Judges
will refuse to award one; and if the arti-
Gle or animal exhibited be considered
worthy of only second premium the
committee will so make the award.
The Committees are requested I'd
make their reports to the Secretary at
the business office, not later than o.
clock of each day. They will he expected
to give reasons for their decisions, sta
ting the valuable and desirable quail
ties of the articles and animals to which
the premiums are awarded.
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gout0's Department

r-- For the News.
Arlthmetical Problem.
Bought 20 lbs Of tea at the rate o.l lbs for g. and
o2 lbs more at the rate of IS lbs Sl2 and sold tb
whole at tina rate Of lbs for 81, How many per cent
did gain Loser MIILO
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Chnrade

Charade.
My hrst is nothing but pretcnee,
My seconds fgnratively use for defence;
My whole is anonymous with rre-forl,
And grows spontaneous in the soil.
MILO.
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CLASS D---No. IS.

Awarding Committeo- .samI Patton, Frank Reed
Jas. johnson, Lynchburg.
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-'S'TEHrtcEEG - Cincinnati
EI7tza k-1l''II,Ts -
Rea1lroad
GOING EAST.

COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 10, 1864,
NTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE TRAINS WILL run
a as follows:
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INVITED GUESTS.

The officers of all Agricultural Socie-
ties and members ofthe Press generally,
are invited to attend. Complimentary
tickets will be furnished to them on ap-
plcation at the Treasurer's officeon the
ground. The Editors Of the Hillsboro
papers are requested to act as a commit
tee to receive and entertain their breth-
rem Of the Press from abroad
Committee men residing out Of the
county, will be furnished with refresh
men is while on the ground, free Of
charge. I,' .'
REFRESHMENTS AND FORAGE.
A spacious Dining Hall has been
erected upon the ground, where refresh.
msnts will be furnished. Grain will be
furnished at reasonable prices. Straw
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Awarding Cummmittee--.S. o. Byrd, Mrs. Ed VIII
kiDs, Winchester, Mrs. VIM. Ne Elliott, Mrs Newton
Holiness Miss Amanda SPECS, Miss Jennie Nelson Nj ISIS
l.. Robb, and Mrs. J. W. Woodrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

of Ohio, OF Indiana, Of Pennsylvania, and Of all
the other States which speak for Union and free'
dom, 10 be established and secured through the
election Of Mr. Lincou-a great deal better than
10 60 of into an opposition where all they do can
avail them nothing just nothing. lAppIanse.I
PRRORATloS
Now, fellow citizens, the time is short. In very
few days the issues OF this election must be deter
mined. have already said how it is gong TO be
determined Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and
Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, are 10 be the next
President and Vioe-Prcsident Of the United States
That is the WAY. They will be supported, II Lot by
the whole people, yet by such body Of the people
that the power of tho Government will come into
their hands. The people will rally around the
flag" They will come 20 thorescu Of their institu-
tons. Grants army, Shermans army Sheridan $
army will be reinforced. The resistless march OF
the Union will prevail. ReJfiiiOn TW tdH state
after State will haul down the Rebel flag. Over
State after State will the old stars and stripes float
once more, nspleIdent in their orginh glory until,
at l5ngth ofer the whole vast extent Of tho Re
public shall 8gain be "seen the gorgeous ensign OF
the Republic once moro full high advanced, IT'S arms
and trophies streaming in their original luster not
stripe erasd OF polluted, nor a single star Oh
scured-beanng for its motto no such miserable
intenogalcry as What rs I'll tbs woTth but every
where spread ell over in characters of living light,
blazing on al its pie folds as they float over the
: "a d over the lnnd, and in every wind under the
' 10 heavens that other sentiment, dear TO every
true American heart, Liberty and Union, now and
forever, one and inseparabeP Applause
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LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Election Of United ssntes Senators saR-
dry successfuI Military Expeditions.

The Il. =. transport Continental, Capt.
SIMMER from New Orleans the 10th inst, arrived
yesterday morning The Continental brings asprson-
ers number of Rebel officers captured OF the taking OF
she forts in Mobile harbcr
The steamship Morning Star. about The lsH OF which
some doubt had been expressed arrived safely at New
Orleans the 10th inst.
A Mass Convention OF the Democrats and Conserve
tiyes OF Louisiana vas TO DO held at the st. Charles
Theaier on the 18th ist az p ~ for the purpose OF
taking action In regard 70 the coming Presidential
election The call Is sged by j. Adj kezer ss Pres'-
dent, and 2. T. @. ritiin. ss eecretsry. 'ft
On the losh inst. the Ltsslsire. W JONI session
elected two United ststes Senator's. We quote from
Tae ~ o. Times report:
"A mo.ioa was made 10 proceed with tue e.cnon
OF Senator'S and after come discussion and informal
motions the following gentemen were nominated;
Messrs z. King Cutler, F. Ii. Durel. c. Built, ana
A. r. Dostic. On o call Of names there appeared ~
votes for Mr. Cutler, for Mr.. Darrell 20 for Mr. bui-
lit and for Mr. Dostie when X. King Cutler was
announced AS tie successor II Jchn Sid-l IN the United
States Senate OF tho stain Senators /, voted ior N.Y.
Cutler. - -,
1.-THE following nominations were made for the posi-
ton vacated by r. p. Benjamin: Mcssrs Cnes. omitn
futh BUILT ard t. H. Durel. There were b5 votes
for Mr. Smith "a for Mr.. Bntt and for Mr.. rurcn'
though the official announced by the chair VS.
some what larger for each candidate making grcsSef
total than the whole number Of members prcfeni."
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An expedition into West Florida, under com
mand OF Brig Gen. Asboth. reached Marianne 90 the
afternoon " the 27h of September and captured t1st
place sitter sisbboTn resistance OF several hours Inc
result is the capture Of 81 prisoners OF war among
them q brigadeI general and colonel, rs sand OF
arus large quantities 0f qGarternasers and commits.
sary stores over ~ fine horses and mules and 800 mead
Of cattle Oar loss in killed and wounded amounts 70
81; OF the former Capt. ii. n Young. 9Th Vermont.
and Lieut. T.: ". Aver, Cd Maine Cayaryi oithe atfei,
Gen. Asboth himself. who had bis ieit cheek Sohe
brol en- and lie lett arm fractured in Two places
An expedition sent by Maj. Gen. Dana from hodney.
Miss composed OF ecortd cavalry and infantry,
reached Fayette on the III ins. capturing eco mead
inc cattle a large number Of horses and mules ana
ssyeisi prisnBsrs Another expedition sent BY Gen.
Dana Alta ked the enemy at Woodyile. atToclocs on
Thuf,day morning. capturing three guns. one captain.
on. ieutei ant "A enlisted and Killing 40 VI me
enemy No loss whatever OF side su''anet in TINS
engagement.
A cavalry expedition, under Brighten. A. l.. Lse'
reached Clinton on Thursday morning, AZ 9eDc..
capturing som. 30 prisoners. the Rebel mails telegraph
ode. &c., and considerable quantity OF stores anu
ammunition. ArnCng the prisoners captured IS Lieut.
Col Inckuey Provost shl General VI The Distrc'
installed in his Office hours before the arF'a OK
or troops Al last sceounts Gen. Lee was zen mDes
east of linton stiil moving onward. t.."|
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Mon majority On soliiers' Vote. f1,Oya.

In the above table there may be- few repetiiions,
although We do not know If any II there are. they do
rot change the proportions nor materially reduce tie
vote.
ROW T1g SOLDIERS VOTE FoR CoNGREsSMES.
All tie votes from the Army must 90 to their re-
spectye counties and be distributed among The eanii'
dates, this gk time and II viii be- some days before
HE ultimate canvass can bo made up. In The meantime
Tie following specimens OF what may DC expected will
be reed with interests
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and Lycouing District win. we believe Ie'we -
Union mon by tho sodiefs yota but even set them down
as Jemoc ats the Uuisn men will have clear malortv
10 in the House. Last ,ror the Union ni,oI. vac
u. A gain Of II members In the House and , 10 VIC
Senate--tota ~ rrrH
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
R..al. on Nearly lhe Whole STATE.

A dispatch in The Cincinnati CommsreidS OF
Tuesday says r.rIf
Rcturns from eighty counties mainly ofHcisl giye
Uninn home majority " 26 la3 NJ estimate of 5000
made last Friday viii vary more than 80 v"es
The soldiers vote 70 coming in aosty on one side III
will receive NJ least a oD ,drnv from present rates az
returns That will make $4,000 majority for the
Union ticket; enough for al pup Full returns OF
the home vote VIII not b reached until the soleE vote
ia al In. 81 ....f. .r.s
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Eater from nern,uda -Bioekade Runners
ut Wilmington.
BiLIFAy, Tuesday, G

BiLFAy, Tuesday, Oct y. lsti.
Her Mijesty's steamer Ready, from Bermuda
ports inc blockade runners Falcon, Owl. Hope ane
Helen at Wilmington, loaded ard waiting IN opporta
nifty 10 run ont also the arrival OF the LADY Sanle,
aud Lea her Rin
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IWaI 70 Cos. .l"1,Zr2 I-2tlr5 I'i'F+I I'''III
Union majority last year. llH9 Union majority Ills
year sio, Union lose majority. $50; Union loss
on voie 49, loi Democratic Ices on VOTE 9.i2 Total
Ios. IN vote IA
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So by the Home vote alone the Delegation would
stand 10 and ~ as it does in the present Congress.
But Ross, in the With District. and Wright in the
XVIII, are already overheard. Coffroth in the
XVIII, johnson, in the XVIII. and Dawson. In the
XXTst, pretty 20 60 the same way. The lat
ter stands the best chance 10 hold on. being in the
Mountain District where probably few men have gone
q soldering.
Yet we s,il adhere 70 the opinion that the final can
ysss viii give us gain Of four Congressman at least
the Keystone State The Democrats have claimed 10
for their SIDE and up yesterday insisted that they
had - at least.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Oct 10, 1894
A dispatch from Harrisburg correspondent
say. the official vote OF 50 counties has been rustwor
thiy tabled here. which shows Democratic gain OF
l6 292 and Union gain OF 9l6 the Guberustoriai
vote Of 1863 The Of these gains 1878 deducted
from the Union majority Of 1893 viz. 1895 leaves g
Union majority OF le52 with the counties Of Clarion,
Forest, Jefferson, Mercer. Venango, Wyoming and
York yet 20 hear from officially.
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the above 9. reverses and not tenth of the soldiers

HOW THB PULL SOLDIERS VOTE IS LITBLY To
AFFECT THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
As nearly as We can make out from the conflicting re-
turns the following Union Members Of Congress are
elected nv the Home Vote Those marked With star