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Probate Co1,rt.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have filed in my office, at st. Clairs-
vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement, to wit. - ......
Ellie Moore Guardian of william Giiham,
minor.
John g. Hoyle, Guardian of Daniel and Henry
Stanton, minors.
lanes Kennon, Executor of william Grifiith,
decd.
Matthew Booth, Guardian Of Western apa
William Lowe minors.
Harrison Brady, Admir- Of John Brady, decd.
son, decd.
Amos g. Martin, Guardian of Martha A. Mar
tin, minor.
Elihu Hollingsworth, Ex'r Of Abraham Pack
er, decd. -.t
w. w. Watt, Admir- Of Robert Watt, decd.
The first four above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the 30th and the remaining
five on the 3lst days of October next.
Oct. s. 1867. O '''' '"'e''
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sraIsGyIELD ADvKRrIsER.-We have receiv-
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exchange list. Mr.. Jesse o. Thomas, late of the
Cadiz Republican, is one Of its publishers. and
we wish him good luck In his new home In ths
beautiful Mad River Valley. q
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THE Copperheads are already discussing the
succession 10 Wade In the Senate. Pendleton
Thurman and yallandighana are ali candidates
and an interesting tight is anticipated The
Cops. Of st. Clairsviile. now that the election is
over, openly avow their preference for Vsllan-
diaham. rH.- be-
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Pis..bureh Lave ssoel. n.rket--oss. 10

STATE sENAToR.-Jamison's tDem.) majority
for Senator is 25i. ..f r C....i
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40 HCMBrG.-You can buy goods Of every
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than in any other town in the West.
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l,overnor. if .tN-f.
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Insurance Agent, BelIaire, 0.

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Travellers. Hartford (Iife 4 Academy. 10000
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A FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES 70 be lsA y
= assssEa sEss g "a e sss@s5sis 8! "a sssp' y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
County Union Ticket.
THEIR RECoRDl

If you want to make a Butter
nut mad, and get Inn excited, just
hold up the war record Of the lead
ers of his party before him in the
presence of a crowd, and ask him
and the audience to look upon it,
and he will become inflriated,-
Col. Yeoman tried that at the Court
House on Wednesday evening last,
and a madder set you have not seen
since the rebel forces were whipped
by our gallant boys in blue, than
were few gentlemen of the But
ternut persuasion who were in the
house at the time. There is nothing
they dislike so much as to
have the war record Of the leaders
of their own party ventilated, and
the memories Of the people refresh
ed in relation to the opposition
made by their leaders, Thurman,
Vallandigham, Pondleton and Pugh,
to every measure Of theAdminis-
tration in its efforts to put down
the rebellion of their Southern Dem
ocratic friends, assisted by their
own efforts in the North to create
dissensions among the people here.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
RALLY TO THE POLLS!

Union menl come out to the
polls on Tuesday next and vote the
whole Union ticket. Come out and
see to it that not a Union voter is
left at home. Have your commit
tees to see to this matter. Harness
up your teams and bring in the vo-
ters. Look into every corner and
neighborhood in your township and
be sure that every Union man has
deposited his vote in the ballot
boxes.
We tell you that no Butternut
Democrat who can be brought to
the polls will be allowed to stay at
home on that day; but every vote
they can muster will be cast. If
you want to see the face of every
in your township, go to
the polls and meet them; you will
find them there Meet them with
your Union ballots, and victory will
be ours. Rally then, Boys, rally to
the polls! The success of the 10y
al party depends upon the loyal vo.
ters; with q full, straightforward
Union vote, we can and will elect
every man on our ticket Will
you come out and do your duty?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
DON'T BE pEoRTvEpl

Voters Of Fayette, remember
when the editor of the Reister and
his unscrupulous, irresponsible cor
respondents tell you that Mr.. Nc
Candless has stolen, or allowed to
be stolen from his possession al,-
500 in County Bonds, remember, we
say, they are guilty Of publishing a
wilful and internal lie, and that they
do it in order to destroy Mr. Ms
reputation as an honest, upright
man, the whole object of which is
to defeat his election, and thus
throw the official patronage Of the
Auditors office into the Register
Printing OniceAa establishment
that has done all in its power to in
| jure the credit of our county, an(
TO destroy the private aud publ,
character of every prominent Re
publican in Fayette county.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

TN PURSUANCE of an Order Of Sale.
l. granted by the Probate Court Of Fay-
cite County, Ohio, l will offer for sale, at
public auction, on Saturday, the 26Gh day
of October, A. D, 1861. at o'clock D. M.
upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of Fay
ette and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at stone in the county road,
northwest corner to w. ]. Horrey; thence
north SS 9 west l8 poles to a stake; thence
north 1Se east 6s poles to a stake in the
south edge Of said road; thence with tho
south edge Ct said road, south S92< west
Sc poles TO stake, corner to O, D. Crea-
mer; thence with Creamer's line, south
" west 664 poles to stake, corner 10
said Creamer; thence with another Of said
Oreamer's lines, north 81 west l6 poles
to stake, corner to said Creamer; thence
with another Of said Creamer's lines, south
14e west 56iS poles to q stake in said
Oreamer's line, and corner to John Flax;
thence south So east 81 poles to O stake
in the center of said road; thence with said
road north 80 west 5911S. poles to the be.
ginning, containing tifty-six and oue-half
acres Of land, more or less, part Of sur
vey made in the name of T Bland, No. Of
entry 1922, on Rattlesnake Fork Of Paint
Greek.
Terms Of Sale. = 0ne-half Of purchase
money on the lst day of January, A. D.
1865; the balance on the lst day Of Janu-
ary, A. D. 1863; with interest from the
day of sale, the payments secured by mort
gage on premises sold.
j. B. DREAMER,
Admir- Of the estate Of E. H, Grow, deed
Sept. 10Th, 1867. 44s4- 81 ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
AN ACT

Relating to u certain proposed amend
mendment to the constitution, and he
publication of this act. .ase
WHEREAS, The General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, three. fifths of the members
elected to each house agreeing thereto,
have proposed an amendment to the Con-
stitution, to be submitted to the electors
for theirapproyal orreiection at the election
for Senators and Representatives, on the
second Tuesday Of October, 1867; there
fore, l
SECTION l. Be il enacted By The General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the elec-
tors of the State shall vote upon said pro
posed amendment at the general election
in October, 1867, rs herein prescribed,
viz: Those voting for the amendment
shall put upon their ballots these words;
constitutional amendment, yes" Those
voting against it shall put upon their bal
lots these words: constitutional amend
meut, no.
SEC, 9, kreturn additional to the re-
turn now required by law to be made, OF
the votes east at such election for State
officers and Senators and Representatives,
and also for and against the said propos-
ed amendment to the Constitution, shall be
certified and made by the clerk of eae eh
county to the Secretary of State, within
ten days after said election, within twenty
DAYS aGer said election, the Governor, Sec
retary Of State and Attorney General shall
open said returns and count the votes, and
ascertain whether or not o majority OF
the votes cast at said election have been
east for said proposed amendment; and II
it appears that majority of the votes cast
at such election have been cast for said
proposed amendment, the Governor shall
make proclamation thereof without de-
lay,
SEC. 3 The Secretary of State shall
cause the proposed amendment to the
Constitution, passed at tie present ses-
sion ofthe General Assembly, to be pub
lished in not less than one newspaper in
each county of the State where a newspa-
per is published, until the second Tuesday
Of October, 1867, and he shall also cause
this act to be published in the same man
ner for two weeks next preceding said
election.
SEo. 4. The cost Of publishing this act
and the said proposed amendment to the
Constitution in each county shall be paid
out of the county treasury in the county
wherein published os.-.,
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect imme-
diately. P, HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro tenn. of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
ANDREW g. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April Is, 1867. 44-2w
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
; Union men Of FaYetto conntr

- Union men of Fayetto county,
viii you be deceived by the perpes
ual lalsehoods Of tho editor of tho
Register which has been dragging
out a sickly existence, whose editor,
for the sake Of success, is ready to
traduce and blast the character of
the best man in our county?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
Take Notice, Union Men |

Again let us warn the voters of
Fayette County, that if they don't
want Vallandigham elected to the
U. S. Senate, go to the polls on
Tuesday next and vote for Colonel
Yeoman. Vote for Col. Kerr. Vote
for no man who will add to the
strength and power of the party
that opposed the true Union men
Of the country all through the war ;
for it is as certain as it is that the
Sun rises and sets, that if this So
called democratic party, this party
that rejoiced when defeat came up
on our arms, and wore sadtlened
and elongated visages when we were
successful, get the majority in our
legislature, they will elect a U. S.
Senator who denounced the war as
an unholy, ungodly war, and every
man who helped to put down the
rebellion as an invader of South
ern soil, Lincoln hireling and a
dog. Don't you remember how,
while you were striving to put
down the rebellion and save the
Union, these Northern sympathi-
zers - Vallandigham, Thurman,
Pendleton, and their understrap.
perS-eneouraged the Southern reb-
els to continue in their resistance
to the laws of the Union and the
power of our armies, by proclaiming
that you could not whip the South :;
VIC had no right to eoerse them
that every measure of the admins
tration and Of your Congress was
unconstitutional, and that the war
was failure, and if they got into
power the North would stop fight
ing and compromise with rebels P
Now these false prophets and rebel
aiders and abettors of the rebellion,
who by their wicked opposition to
the government, prolonged the
war and caused the death of thous,
ands of our brave soldiers, ask the
people to elect them to Office, and
restore that trust to them which
they have shamelessly betrayed. II
Will you do it We trust you will
not.
There is but one parallel of impu-
lence that equals that of these men,
when they now come before the
.oyal people Of Ohio and ask them
% put them in as governors and ru- |
crs Of the State Of Ohio, and that
8 ofthe Devil, when ne with impu,
lance equolled onlya,Sthcse Butter
lat candidates, asked our Savior to
all down and worship his Satanic
ualisty, under the promise of Civ
ng him a large tract of land to
which he had no more title or claim,
han these men have to your sym
,athies or to true patriotism.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03

1T was amusing to see how
Vallandigham squirmed and wrig-
eied under the infIiction which he
received from Sam. Cox on Monday
evening. His special friends called
him out after Cox's speech in order
that he might reply. He dared
not attempt to controyert Cox's ar
guhents, and tried to make it op-
pear that he was on the same
side, lie held up gold coin and
said that Democrats favored that
kind of currency, II they could get
IL. Yet the contemplate dema-
gogue knew that if $3, ,000,000,00
Of greenbacks were issued and kept
in circulation until the national debt
lis paid, not half the people now
living would ever see a gold dollar
in cireulation.-0, S. Jour
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
"Can't Vote With a Nigger."

We hear every day of drunken
loafers at the street corners,-who
invariably shun their colored ac-
quaintances, because they are al
ways in debt to them for borrowed
money-dilating upon the utter
impossibility of their being able to
accommodate their dignity or re-
spectability to the idea Of voting
on the same day with John M.
Langston or Fred Douglas. These
small beer philosophers always go
to the polls-provided they are not
too drunk to get therc-and vote
the Dimocrat ticket, which they
are not always able to read; but to
be asked to vote with a colored
man who is sober, who can read,
who has lost an arm in battle, or
who has property enough to buy
out fifty Of these color qualified vo-
ters, is too much for a peace Dem
ocrat's weak stomach to stand,-
Cant vote with a nigger."
What apity that these squeamish
Copperheads can't do what George
Washington did, for he voted side
by side with free negroes, because
by the Constitution Of the State Of
Virginia they were entitled to vote.
They can't do what Alexander
Hamilton did, for this peerless
statesman neverpermitted, while he
lived, the Constitution New York
to disfranchise free men on the
ground of color Can't vote as
Madison did; can't go to the polls
with colored men as Franklin did
as Ames did in Massachusetts, and
as John Marshall and Patrick Hem
ry did in Virginia Nay these
snivelIing philosophers cannot per-
nit themselves to do what the
greatest naturalist of the age does
to-day-they cannot deposit a bal
lot with the kind of men that Louis
Agassiz votes with that the poet
Longfellow, the philosopher Emer-
son, the historian Motley, the diplo-
matist Adams, have voted with at
annual elections in the old Bay
State. What pity What pity !!
From the benevolent, the philan-
thropic and the good, we ask both
their pity and their prayers.-0. s.,
| Inn1nnI
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03
: We heard a Union soldier +

= We heard Union soldier re-
late the following: .
| was telling some men favored
the Constitutional Amendment be-
cause l believed it right and just,
and because negroes had saved my
life by aiding me and twenty of my
comrades to escape from Anderson
vile Prison. just then a burly fel-
low, an entire stranger to me, spoke
up. You must be one ofthem id
fellars that believes niggers is bet
ter nor white men, amt yerY'
replied, l think some negroes better
than some white men. | mean those
negroes who fought for the Union
are better than those white iher
who sneaked to Canada for fear O.
the draft. Who told you about
my, going to CanadaY exclaimed
the astonished copperheQd !-[Chil.
licothe Gazette. ge a,H
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-03

- Union men of Fayette county,
don't vote for any man who, in
1868, voted for the eXilcd traitor,
YaIlandigham. Don't vote for any
man who now sustains the party,
and is candidate on the Demo
cratic ticket, for every one of these
candidates is led by the nose, by
this same traitor Vallandigham,
whom the Democracy intend to
elect to the U. S. Senate from Ohio,
if they can elect a majority in the
Legislature of the porty's friends
viii you let them do it, Union
men /?