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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

- An Associated Press dispatch
informs us that two hundred and
thifty-scven negroes are reported
to the freedmen's Burcau at Rich.
mond as having been discharged by
their employers for voting the Rad,
ical ticket. The ofFense Of these
mon consisted in no hostility to the
whites Their votes were simply
against their own acknowledgements,
vet for this act Of self-protection
they are discharged by their en-
ployers. Will those Democratic pa
pers who are raising howl over
the alleged violence and indiscretion
Of few negroes, condemn this or,
ganized and general prosecution ot
black citizens BY white mcny OF
course not. CiegelaRd Leader.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14


RoADs.-By our exchange papers
from all portions of this State, we
sec that, under the law of the State
authorizing the levy of taxes for the
purpose Of improving public roads
and making tnrnpkes, an immense
amount of money is being eXpend-
ed all over the State in making new
turnpike roads and repairing ole
ones. 1t Is Thought that these i'm
proyements will add more to the
real wealth of Ohio, than any i'm
provement that could be made at
this time. We remember when II
was proposed to cross-baf the State
with railrOads, there was q class o.
men who were opposed to the sys>
TEN. They SAID that it would be
more to the interest of the farming
community to build good turnpikes,
that tho farmers mightput their own
motive power on the roads, and
thus give employment to their own
teams. Strange to say, however,
that this same class Of men are the
lvery men wllonow oppose the con-
astrustion of free turnpikes
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
Cheers for Jeff DaviaI

The democratic organ down
street, desires to place on record
various things connected with the
jollitication on Wednesday night
The good order observed, and the
courtesy shown to political oppo-
nents, are largely vaunted. There
is one incident, however, which the
organ does not mention, and which
should go upon the record. While
the procession was passing along
First street, and near to Vallandig-
hams residence, three cheers were
called for that individual and given
with spirit, Immediately after
wards, three cheers were called for
Jeff Davis, and the roar that follow
ed was tremendous, far exceeding
the shout which had preceded it. 1t
is to be set down therefore as u part
of the oopperhead jollilication, that
the crowd cheered for YallNndig
ham and jeff Davis in quick success
sion, and that the cheers for Davis
would drown those for the other pa
triot. The honorable mention Of
jeff Davis by the democracy, is not
set down to their discredit, 1t is
consistent with their history and
their purpose. The treason Of
1.-THE Southern democrat was shared
by his Northern associates, ALIVE
have to condemn is, the meanness
Of denying the association and sym
lpathy between the two, Dayton
JoUrRhL "'"'' '' '' W '
Another attempt Is to be made
10 finish the Washington Mopu-
ment., .... g t......5 +
The overland mail now reaches
Chicago from San Francisco in
fourteen days. l''''''" Y
A. w, Parker, Esq, editor of The
Ohio Farmer. died at Cleveland,
Oct 5th.i sl 1aete iDI torr1 r
The Republicans have gained two
State Senators in West Virginia,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

Instructions have been issued
ffom the Post Office Department to
Postmasters 10 retain all letters adj
dressed with a.lead pencil, and treat
them as unstnThped letters
Thereis the best reason for be.
lieving that the alarming repert'
which have been telegraphed ovel
tho country recently, particularly
lust previous to the elections, re-
garding preparations for negro IN
surFecti0ns, arc without the slight
pst fUundatlon, N fact
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
Payment Of the Bonds.


ls During the late political cam
q traien, the Democratic newspapers
'baud stunrers advocated the imme-
diate redemption Of our Govern.
meht bonds with greenback curren-
Fey, without regard to the terms be-
tween the government and the indi-
viduals who paid their money for
these bonds. That is, they advo-
Gated the policy Of taking up the
bonds Of the Government that we're
drawing interest, and giving the
creditors Of the Government green
back promises to pay, shat draw no
q interest. This they proposed to
do, and told the people that the
rich bond-holders were paying no
taxes; but if these bonds we're paid
with greenbacks, these men would
O have to pay taxes, and the poor
linen, whom they falsely said had to
# pay all the taxes, would then have
no more taxes to pay in the shape
Of interest on these bonds,
This all looked very feasible and
reasonable to men who did not own
government bonds, and who gave
the subject no thought, or viewed
lit superiicially. But great many
Democrats happen to be in posses
sion of large portion of these
government interest bearing bonds,
2 who don't feel willing to exchange
athem dollar for dollar just yet, for
aGreenbaclIs that don't pay interest.
To use a common phrase in these
times, "tlley can't see it." Hence,
aschism is likely to be the result in
the Democratic church, if the breth-
rem who have heretofore favored
that impracticable scheme, persist
in making that permanent plank
in the Democratic platform.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

Gen. Howard has issued in
structions to his subordinate officers
of the Freedmen's Durean to give
notice to ali owners Of abandoned
lands which have not been restored
to them BY law, that unless they
take steps to recover legal posses
sion, tho lands will be rented ont
on tic Grst OF the year 70 freedmen
and refugees. There are 25,000
acres Of these lands, but much Of Il
is Of poor quality.-O. 81 Jour.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
AT GEORGE GOSsARD'S,
Probate Notices.

FTNHE Accounts and Vouchers Of Catha-
i rina Hultz, Admir- of VIM. Hultz,
o VIM. e, Eyre and VIM. Chew, admir-
Of Rob't Eyre la iiu.y miA ygh gl
OF Henry Fulton, adm'rOf J. W. Bliz-
zard.
OfA.s. Thompson, admir- Of D. 7
ofs, Dyer, guardian of N, A. Dyer.
ii I'd B. Maynard guardian Of j. NJ
OF Woslioy Wilson, guardian Of W, H,
WILSON, g fg lrNa gH ia lli
yestley Wilson, guardian Of ", L
aofWestley Wilson, guardian Of Jos y
Wilson. .e ....
0fwestley Wilson, guardian 81 Samuel
| NJ. Zimmerman, .niiR 47laaugh
ofwestley Wilson, guardian Of James
OF westley Wilson, guardian Of sarah
! n, Zimmerman,
OF James Zimmerman, guardian 0f Eli
"a j. Zimmerman, r te -g m
OF james Zimmerman, guardian Of Ja's
\ Zimmerman. ft.i tt.
a0fJames Zimmerman, guardian Of ia
cob Zimmerman,
Having been severully fled In thi'
office, win be for hearing on the 9th day o
Deoenber 1867. s, b. tYEOMAN,
5l4dw al ~ Probate Judge.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

AT NEW HOLLAND, ONO.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commit
i tee appointed by the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Fayette County, Ohio
TO apportion the estimated expense of the
improyement heretofore ordered by said
Board, Of The county road leading from
Washington to the county line Of Clinton
and Fayette counties, known as the WI,
mington Road, have tlled their Report Of
said apportionmeRt with the Auditor OF
said county: and that the Board Of Com
misaoners Of said county will meet at the
Auditors Office, on the 2d day Of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1867, 10 hear the same.
A. MoCANDLESs,
Nov. Ia, '67. 51sS County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

The Commissioner of the Land
Office is in receipt Of q letter from
A. w. Atwood, Of London, making
inquiry relative to obtaining quan-
tlty Of land for the settlement of
$4,000 emigrants, whom tits con
templated sending to the United
States. The Commissioner has re-
taied. referring to the great body
or unoecupied land west of the
AIississippi, and the facility for OBJ
taining titles 10 the same under the
provision Of the Preemption and
Homestead laws, and communicates
20 the applicant full instructions on
the points oflnquiry presented o
S, .Lonf.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

Somebody, it Is said, has per
suadcd Mrs, Lincoln to write q
hook. 1t IS without doubt no friend
Of the administration Of her late
husband, the lamcnted President
Lincoln. The ways of this woman
are strange indeed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

,aiAN EDiToR IN LuoK--The wife
of the Local editor ofthe Cleayeland
Plain Dealer, has honored her liege
lord with bouncing boy baby
The said Local Is comforted with
the belief that the boy is u perfect
sHck-ceEs. ..rf...s. +.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
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Lnnrnrnd. lhe .lrl. In nhlch Emrirh rDa


up suits 70 order nfHr1r
About Town. "Eurekase is the
name adopted bv the nov organization Of
''Gideou's7 String Rapd.--Hon. c. X.
Watson received The holy rights of baptism.
At the Trinity Episcopal church, on Sabbath
last----A movement Is on foot for the organ
iz'iion ola BASE Bail club, BY the young u,cu
OF our city.----Thc members OF tue G. A. r.
propose giving another dramatic entertain
ment soon, for the benefit ofihe order. -
Many Of the towns. Of much smaller sire thap
rinia, ihroughon, tbs S'p'e, src having their
houses numSerh and why shseh not We
Let Us not be bchiud onr .aeiehbcrs IN this
respect to say nothing Of the convenience Of
the thing. We understand that the band
connected with The Tiaia Musical Society. Of
this city. will compete for the premiums OF
cred at the Musical Tournament al Frcmon,
in June ---A yonua lady in passing out Of
the store Of soudcr n Carpenter one day last
week. received defending brick from the
scafFold above. which quite went throuch
TIM, sppeadero Of fashion known as the
s'wateriail. "A company Of Z. s. (colorcdl
soidiefs passed ,hroagh our city, on Friday,
on the cars, going South. ---To-morrow IA
Good Friday next sabbath will be Easter
SUNDAY. Tho odd Fellows Of this city
viii celebrate the forty.eirhih anniversary
Of Odd fellowship in the uuited States with
appropriate ceremonies on Friday. Apri' 25ih
1861 Cea. VIA. II, Gibson, win deliver the
address Mt the Seilonal Hall - Mr.. Jamts
II Gallup Of shreey mort, Ala, arrived at
hume VA yhit, in hpgG"ys--Res Nr.
Britton preached his FIRST sernon, since hs
recent seve-c aud aimos, f,,al illness. a. h's
church, on Sabbath morning last. lle s,ih
lahoFs under considerable physical pros'mt'on
hpt notwith. mndns has ptt loa his Cllncss
Of voice, aud mnde p cl'nr aud inirr, ssye
discourse. Service win he held hereafter reg
ularly if his hcalth continues to improve,
which Is the earnest wish Of all his friends
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4tlNrrio9rs.

REMMELE- REBER On the 9th Of
April, by Rev. J. II Coon Mr. JouS A.
RenMstE Of Tima to Miss Lucy Rsnra, Of
Upper Sandu'ky.
BROWN wOLF-on the llm inst, by
Rev. a. J. LYON, at the Parsonagei Mr
CYnrs J. BRowN, of Hancock county, TO
Miss HANNAH D. wotF Of Seneca county.
JOHNSON --HowARD.-At Wooster O.,
on the nh inst, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. HARVEY HOWARD by the
Rev. wALpnRDee; Mr. Jors JOHNSON. Of To-
lcdo, O., to Miss MARY HOWARD Of the form
er place.
The friends Of the family join In returning
thanks for tn kind circumference bestowed
upon them, and herety tender the fair bride
their congratulations aud well wishes for
many years Of happiness and prosperity,
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no i,nNsriAipTiYFs

The advertiser h'vlng been restored 10 hesiih In
few weeks by avery simple remedy Af,sr hav-
ing suffered for several years with severe Lung
Affection, ma the dredfu' dieea.s Consumption
Is anxious TO maSe known to his fellow sufferers
the neanb ofcure
To all who desire u, he win soni a. copy OF he
prescription used tfror ofehefrs.l with tbs direc-
tion'f' preparrg ami using me same, whirh they
w'l end . sure cure for Consumption. Asthma
Rronrhetis, Coughs. co'ds, snJ ~ rhrps' and
Lung Aeesfans. The eniy object NJ the alecrtiscr
in sendinr the prescription s r. benefit the aaiict-
ed, and he hnpes every sufferer will try his remedy
Hs q will cost them nothing and may Prove a bles-
sing, I. t.-,. s...... ..f
Parties wishing ih' prescription, FRrE, by return
mail, viii please adlfess. .,...lt
nEv. EDWARD A. wilson,
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Hoping Tint my old customers. ~ we'll as nov
ones, u iiud my Fllce pf busiucss aud extend
their patronage, 1 am rosiefinillc fOur.,
. MARIN WAGNER,
onc door North Of 81. Johns storc rfn, ohio.
nprin2in3. .HIarf af.. ..in.11H
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The only ComnIe,e Edi,ion pnbil.ncd-

FIrErwcoD's Lirr or cHntsr-Togethcr with the
Lives Of the Apostles anl Eyangclists aud HIS
tory Of the Jews to the present time,
We have examined with considerable care on
entirely now Edition of the Life Of Christ, Just
issued-AIerch, Is ls7--printed from a beautiful
clear new typo, ON fiue papcr, and embelished
with numerous fne stccllcngrayings, executed In
thc highest style Of the art, foFmmg together
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the cause Of Christianity, mud making mnnl,ind
wise unto salvation, 4 seriops otton,ou 10 tle
diyhc transactions coraained in. ths Hatosy,
win hll the mind with awful, though pleasing
ideas, and his 50 with divine ecsteies. II is
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hands % every Mm1y containing flili Lie Of
our Savior aud Ills Apostles.
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on TIE 2oTH DAY or APRIL. 1861.
at ! o'c!o k, % a., at lllc ls,e residence Of
Adun 81 lett deceased, IN Bloom iownship
Seneca County. Ohio. viii be sold 10 The
highest bidder the following real estate as
the property Of Adna Gillell deceased, 10.
wit
A part Of the west hAlfof the north west
quarter of section twelve, az IN township
number one, ~ north range number sixteen.
ll6l bounded as follows Commencing II the
south west corner Of said lot aud Tunninr
thence nosth along the line Of aid ioi 10 tn
eenisro'a a certain State read passing n rough
said section, theme east along said road 10 the
east line OF said lot thence south ON SAID line
IN the south line Of said lot, thcr west to
the pace Of beginning, to contain thriyacres
ofland he the same more or less; except nine
l9l Rrres on the south end Of said lot sold By
Daniel Worslit to Nathaniel Kohler
ALSO. the south east quarter of the north
west quarter Of seciioh, nnlaher twelve (l9)
Ia township number one. ~ north range
number sixteen, llG) cou,a aniag orty acrts
Of laud more or less aud all Ia The connty Of
Seneca and State of OhiO iNn
Subject TO the dover ofghc widow.
Appraised at 50 900 sr
Terms Of Sa,e:-One thlnl cash, one third
in one year. and one th ri Ia two years. the
payments to be secured bv MORTGAGE on the
premises. JACOB llOSSLER,
Adm'r ofthe estate Of Adnq Gi,lett, DECD /
Narch ~, iee;. ~.
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rroeh,. a.. u.ra wan .lr.r, rool .u......

siuners and rutltc SPEAKERS will snd the T~ches
us~n In eleNring The voice when isksn before sting
ing or .reakine, s1d relieving ike tsroat erer an
unu'nsi eVertion of The vocal orrars. The Troch-
es are recommended and prescribed by phvseisns
and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. being an aslieie Of troe
merit and havipg proved ihnrefio,cv bv test of
many wears each yoar fuiing them IN now iocaities
pssrions narts ctthc ~orid md fba Troches arc
unlvrr.aiIy nron,npcgi y tior u,en o'li~F auicirs
obt'in only browns nronrhiai Trcches. and Do
not 'eke anv ~ the worthless lmIialn4 that msvhe
oneted. " Sold evcrynhoro. lnoy22n eme
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Legislative. = Ladies' have taken 10 ask
ing for admission 10 the legi lallye sitiings at
Paris, and IA the galleries may now he seen
many elegantly dressed female politicians. -
IL.
Conioundig so ii goes We gget all our
fashions from Paris, aud, ofeourse, as ladies
have tnken to politics in that city, they will
do so in America. Rub up your manners We
American male politicians nsAwosnen will soon
take a part, and it is necessary for you to be
on your good behavior. Farewell to rude
talk behavior aud sharp practice. The An
gels wont allow anything ofthe kind.
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Road Notice.

~ Office . hereby gIvcn tIiAtfbo cOa.,u,lssl IN
~ - srsof Seneca County Ohio, did at thelr ai-
eusnei % ~ Msessipn for March, being the 4th day of
Npili p,. lnof levy tax for Road pnrlsses OF one
nl' hiil, lOxo, on The dollar, valuation OF the
thNaoie properly p1 seneca county Ohio, 90 he ex-
penae9 % the public highway, under the direc-
u%yn % o. We Trustees OF the several townships
wlihin the eouaty, between the Isl day Of Anrii
ana tne lat day Of September, 1897
-. JOHN y. HEILHAN,
h-'' Auditor seneca Co, o.
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KRRRonsoF youTu.

4 gentleman hasAuaered for years from Nervous
Dehility, Premature Decay, and all the cGccis OF
youthful lndl'crcion will for the srkc OF SUFFERING
humenlty send free 70 all who need II, tho recipe
and directions f'r mixing the simp'o rcmelv by
which he was cured. snHercra wi-hog'to pron, 10y
the advisers experienceeah do so by addressing
John VI OGDEN,
No. ~. Chamber st New York,
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The Crops. Encouraging reports are re
ceived from all portions Of our county Of the
promising condition Of the wheat and. fruit
crops. Should nothing hereafter occur to
iniure Them, there will be a largc yield Of
Peaches, and other fruit such as has not been
known FIR years.
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Dtatbs.

ron the l6,h JUST OF lIemolge Of the
Lungs, Mr.. CALVIN H. Rec aged 80 years
The deceased was On aiiachec Of this Office
and hough lahoring under that SLOW but fell
destroyer -consumption--ever since and he
for his connection with US, has been faith
fIl and industrious typo
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Can Warrant,

and pieces that cannot fail 10 suit an II IA ouv,e.
iermnation tY -ell gOnda Rs durable "a the besi
aud cheaper thnn the chaapont
Don't tyei tho place -Ronms formerly occupl-
cd by the National Exchange DanL, F6awbsnia
Block, Tifin, ohio. Nj EuITiI
April II, 1851,
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TiGia, Ohie. APRIL ~, 1881.
rLOvR-St t,ooasis.0o.
wHEAr--easso.ss,ee eoa teams.
CONN-15sS1 ems.
RyE 90 ceuts per bushei
OATS--tt cents.
cbovEN'sEEh- sieo sr.ft Ntt
rfNornv srEo-ssss Gtra AZ
FLAN SEEp--s2 2s.
nut TrER-ao cents per pound.
EcGs--ieus cenis per dozen.
LARD--in ker-s y cents rer pound.
POrAroEs-soSo 81 rcr bushcl.
TALLOw---a ecnis per ponnd., . s
CANbh Es--slcAtine aS. tsuos sp M pspna
NvHtsKEy i,e, aed ec,am,h 4 ORR gallon
HNMs-i2is cents rcf pound
DEgswAN--ea cents rer pound
iibEs, PELTS sc u NJ EnrHr's CtRruLAR.
Green Hides me -crs4 Calf skins, ise, Kip skins
ioc sheep rcits dry, ioasoc.
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ROOT
RooTl,

ROOTi ROOT!i ROOTii,
READi RENDll
Roots P"stachine preserves ;h- life of the Hair--
changes Il from gray 10 H. original colo In three
w"eks--prevent the hair FROM fillng--is the best
article for dressing the h-lrev found In the mar.
ket-wil surely remove danaruh and cure AL dlsces-
% OF the fcip,--is delightfnly pcrhimed cnres
baidne.s, and win notstaih tho sItln. We tell the
story quickly, and tell It true, when we say Il is
perfect
REsToRER AND DRESSING COMBINED.
Nooiher preparation for the hair contains resta-
chine Nut oil. soldby all nrugrists.
oRRIN SKINNER n co.
Sole Proprletors, Springfield, Mas...
April, 20, 've--Iy. ,-'f
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Cash Capitol ond smTIusT ! e7INNs n
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@. III. STING
mas rsrAhoED AsO RrMoyED ms
GUN SHOP
ON Main street.

UERY NEAR OPPOSITE NtYIOR's lard
ware Store, whore he II keep the hest of
Rides Shot-iuns, Rovolyers. Pistols Pocket
Knives, Powder, Shot, Caps, Lead, aud other ar
ticlcs belonging to sporting. He VIII do MI kind
of Gun Nork,keep anil &c KEYS TO an kinds Of
Locks, ami 10 olI Kinds Of small iron and brass
work generally.
M shop, opposite Niylor's Hardware Store
Lock for the Sign of thu Big Gnn.
Now, n good word 70 the lidies Of Thin and
surfoundilg country. Nolfner anis Kircli.
ner have given their Agency of Ilmet BtoWns-
.lor' = Sewing Machine, 30 him. lie vii Offer 20
those who are Ia want of u good nlshinf nn all
fsliHge which no other agent in this place can
give. lie VII waftuni all machines for yeins ;
ga as ne is in die business Of repairing mlchlnes,
ne promises 20 repair his machines FIRE Of charge
I any should get On ~ order. IIe viii also keep
the lest of wing Machine on and nee Hes to
aprlI-'e7naS-iy.j c. II. STING.