Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-20
NEWS ITEMS.
California has contributed 81, ,43O
for the relief of the South.

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# Steel rails have been placed on
If the Hudson River Railroad nearly
# its entire length.
h w. Y. Church, the Louisville
/, spiritualist humbug, has been found
c guilty Of juggling without a license
The steamer Ugansa was sunk in
y the Alabama River Friday night,
7 She was loaded with supplies for the
; poor.
There are now fifteen Republican
speakers travelling in the South
more than half of them are colored
men.
Mr. Timens, of West Salem, Ma
rion county, ILL.,, has sold his crop
Of Strawberries of forty acres of
lana 1oF S0U,UUU.
E Minister Campbell has been in
structed to take up his residence
somewhere near the Jaurez Govern
ment.
Judge Barnes, of Tarboro, North
Carolina, has adjourned a court be
cause negroes were summoned as
Jurors.
The San Francisco Bulletin says
it is conceded that this years har-
vest will be the most abundant ever
known in California.
The maIsion of II. B. Claain, the
well known New York merchant,
was cleaned out by burglars Thurs
dGy night.
| The Maryland Constitutional Con
vention has decided not to change
the present legal rate Of interest by
Il constitutional provision.
The thieves who stole $4,000
worth of otter skins, recently, in
New York, have been apprehended
and committed for trial
The lands granted to the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad Company have
been withdrawn by the Commission
er Of the Land office.
A late number Of the New Orleans
Republican says; About ten thou
sand dollars in Confederate money,
mixed with other waste paper, was
sold Monday for four cents per {
pound.
1t is the general opinion in Wash
ington now that there will be {
summer session Of Congress, to
remedy the evils of the Attorney c
Generals policy Of restoration. t
A trotting match, at Boston, be-
tween the horses Empress, Sheppard 5
Knapp and Mcclellan, mile heats, v
was won by Empress. Best time, o
;32. s.
One million one hundred and
seventeen thousand nine hundred "
md forty-one dollars in specie was it
shipped to Europe from New York So Sc
Thursday. b.
A Convention of Virginia farmers "
net at Alexandria on Thursday, to .,
leyise means for the encouragement
of cmigrants to settle in the Old :,
A movement has been started in |
Virginia for the purpose of encour- @
,ging the subdivision of the large y;
into farms of u market m
.ble size. w w
The colored people of New York as as
re to have a mass meeting soon, gr
. agitate in favor Of removing the 9f 3f
qualification for franchise. ro
A new trial has been granted in ST. ST.
lie suit of the Louisville & Nash We
lille Railroad Company against Gen. Co
uekner, for destruction Of prop tel
rty during the war. I'M
A member of the Maryland Con t%, II"
Convention declared, Sat ap
rday, that the question of the
ght of secession was settled only -
or so long as the present party r
ontinues in power. L
ha
The Attorney General is of the ex
pinion that civil officers cannot be fro
omoved in the South without being to
led by Military Commission and an an
)und guilty of trying to impede be
ab
The President will start on his W.
'orhern tour, Friday morning, and an
o Immediately to New York, where Go riO
c will remain over night, proceed. idc
lg to Boston Saturday. On his re- ot ot'
I'm he will spend day or two at the
'nwDort with Envnrnnr Pnrns;do uu'