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AuG i-i.4OO sacks Flour, 5g7s bbls Flonr 80 Dds
whisky, 10 sacks Corn Meal, $50 BUSH What tisss
hush Corn, aQs bnsh. Oats. 4.13f bush. Rye pigs
Ashes pgs Beef, IlsO bbls Petroleum, l,le9 pkSs
Butter, 5,isl pkgs. Cheese, 2il bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM--Before Justices
BARBOUR and JONES.


DECISIONS,
Francis Huerstel agt. Blase Lorillard ct al
Order affirmed.
SPECIAL TERM-Bcfore Justice JONES.
John Morrison ct al. agt. Dennis Bannon.--
cotton granted.
Francis Rinner ct al. agt. Arthur Noyes.-MOtion
granted, with costs.
Hiram A. Crane agt c. W. Lacy Attachment granted.
Michael Luse agt. John Feeny.-Complant dismissed,
with costs. .,.. e. ..
Francis Huerstel agt. Blase Lorilard ct al.-Motion
granted
Charles H. Smith agt Timothy j. Coe.-Motion granted
and referee appointed.
Francis McCauly agt. Hermann Fink-Interrogatories
settled.
THE sTILwELL ACT-THE POWERS OF THE CITY
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
VIM. NJ. Goodwin AZ, Marquis D L. shsiey.

This case, in which Mr.. Goodwin, as partner
OF the defendant in the tobacco business recovered
against him $4,000 and not being able 70 discover
any assets proceeded against him under the stwen ac
up again in the Superior Court yesterday t win be
remembered that the defendant has already asked In
other counts his discharge The only point taken to-
day that Judge Russell had not any power 70 mai
the order the act creating the oce OF the Cy Jud
did not confer power in civil cases.
The Court Reserved its decision.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED OBTAINMENT OF WHISKY FSY MEANS

AIIEGED OBTAINWENI UF " NHIShI NJ NEAN5
OF A FRAUDULENT BOND.
The United agt Nicholas lawson and Adogh Ascber
The examination in this case, in which the
defendants charged with obtaining 1e bbls OF whisky
from the bonded warehouse in the Thirty second Coec.
ton District by of fraudulent bond was resumed,
and additional testimony OF no material Importance
TAKEN after which the further hearing adjourned TO
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rses.... 4:57 14 Moon Sets $50
Sandy Hook o:42 Gov Island 1923 He'll Gate. 1Ot
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

ALB,ST, February g. 1851
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
~ Chapter 49, laws Of 9 End SO IsEs Of M JaSS t % The sTsgi5s
YORK. banking located in the City Of hewo VIII DO
redeemed the Superintendent OF the Banking Department
on presenon Eew-YOk State National Bank In the City OF
Al6an7 from the date hereof and not thereafter
circulating Of the said bank must be pTesen
Aforesaid within iT years om the date hereof and all notes which
r redemption payment within the time thus
specified viii charge upon tie fund in :hs hands Of the Sa
@. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALRS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
PlRsT BOARD.

UUNfINMENT DEPARTMENT,
FIRST CALL, lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
os '74 comp 6s 6-2O Cp'n Cj Treas Notes $40
30OJ..-...ind I0Sa 10 900 -. .lOgll LIST Series
Us $40 Cp 20 lO0OJ012 Ock1Oyb 5000. IL Oclkl07s
TOOO..... -. .ll1fl y So 1O4O Coup 2d Series.
lOOOOl2 ociknli 10000 ......lO24 30OO012 OclklO7s
3,000.12 O'cl'k lO2t'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02


N0TICE-The COUPONS due August I, on
the FIRST MoRTGAGE BONDS otths TOLEDO LoGANSroRr M
Columbus and Indianapolis Central Railway Company, N be paid on
puaton at the once OF MeSsr h. JEsuP Goa No II fnet,
lc..l N E hMIIIL IIrsLenL
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-03-14
vOLuME xYnI, ron- lsa1.

VOLUME XVIII, For 1857,
viii be in Superior Style,--New Copper
face Typo, good Paper and many fine En-.
cravings, Each Of its ffty,two Numbers
(not l2, like monthly,) Will comprise
Double Quarto Pages, An Index, &c, at
close Of the volume.
TERMS, in Advanoe--0nly 50 year
fve copies for $l4 aoyen for $40 ten for
S25, and any greater number sent to dif.
ferent post oiiices, As we pay American
postage, so 20 is lowest Club rate TO Can.
ada---S3 80 to Europe
s3s- Nov Is the lime 10 subscribe and
form Clubs. Premiums, Free Copies, te
to Club Agonts, and we want at least one
agent In every town in the Union Speci,
mems how.Billa, Inducements, 6e,, sent
free. Address
D., D, T, MOORE, Rochester, N. N,
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THE GRET EG LII REMEDY
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il is particularly suited, twill in sh
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These pills should not be taken by fe-
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each package, which should be carefully
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SPECIAL NOTIOE,-It is the fate of
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JOB MOSES, q Oortlandt street, New
York, will insure bottle containing fifty
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JAMES WATT,
Manufacturers of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Washington, Ohio.

Having purchased the boot and shoe
store formerly owned by John Backenstoe,
am now prepared to furnish customers
with any grade of work they may desire,
from the finest to the coarsest, all manufac-
tured from the best of stock, and in the
most workmanike manner, at as low fig
ures as any other house in town.
Gentlemen's fine calf CATERS made to Or
der, of the best material, and in the best
style. We always make good fits,
Repairing promptly and substantially
done.
G5y~ Remember the place--John Backen-
stoe's old stand, opposite the old Fayette
House. JAMES WATT,
May I7th, 1866, 25-tf
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Job Printing
OF EVERY KIND
EXECUTED A! THE HERALD OFFICE!
On Reasonable Terms.
THE CURIOUS

And economical nre invited to call at the
store Of j, s. BERGMAN and examine the
Coal Oil Cooking Stove ready for use.--
'Tis the very thing for small families and
hot weather., You eau cook a meal--bake,
fry, stew, roast, or heat your sad-irons--
on one end of the break fast table, without
from heat, with about three
cents worth Of common coal oil,
June 2Ist, 1866. 3I&tf
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Lime! LiMley

HHE Subscriber has, at bis Kiln at the
l. Sugar Church, four and halfmiles
South Of Washington, fresh burnt stone
lime for sale. He designs keeping a sup
ply constantly on hand, for sale at prices
as low as j can be obtained for, anywhere
in this section of the country.
JOHN ORR.
Sent. 90, 1866 -4ssIyr
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ALWAYS TAKE THE BEST.
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The most Popular National
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THE RURAL is the Standard in It's sphere
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evidence Of Intrinsic Merit and Superiority
In variety of Practical, Useful Entertain
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TnE RuRAL is ably Edited, neatly
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ETIdna.

will pay the highest market price for
hides at my shop. g,.. . ....-.,-.
February Sth, 1866 ll&tf
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DEMOREST,S YOUNG AMERICA,
- A new, very entertaining instruct
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w. ROBINSON

North side of Court Street, 3 door west of
a' Main,
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OLD EYES made new, easily, without
lnctnr or medieines. Sent. post. naid.
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AND PROVISIONS.

AND L hOiNiplONe,
In fact. their new stock embraces about
everything that is usually called for in a
village store.
Their stock Of Groceries and Provisions
is very full and Of the best quality.
We invite om old customers and neigh.
bora 10 give Us eall and We will sell you
goods o. low a. prices a. they can get
al any establishment in the county.
W. j. LEFFINGWELL 4 co.
Blooninghnre, Jan H. 1867. ssi
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CLOTHES WRINGERS - Monitor
" Grain Clothes Wringers--the best
artiele--for sale by
50stf ]. S. BERGMAN
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Commercial Department..

CommerolaI Departments.
This Department will be under the mar i.
agement of graduate of one of the best
Commercal Institutes in the country, and
q pupil OF Prof, T, II, Spencer, author Of
the Spencerian system of Penmanship,- -
The qualifications which he brings, to-
gether with his former success as teach,
or in this Department, are sufficient to
guarantee that we can afford as good op-
portunities to the student OF Accounts aud
Penmauship as any Of the Commercial
Colleges in the country, and at much
smaller cost. The course Of study will
embrace bookkeeping by Single and
Double Entry, in Stuck and Partnership
sets; Wholesale and Retail Merehandis-
iug, Commission Compound Company
and Stock Business, Banking, Business
Arithmetic and Practical Penmanship.-
Particular care will be taken to make prae,
tical everything undertaken by thestudent.
Classification in this Department will not
be attempted, except for general instruc.
ton, lectures, ,Eo. Each student win pur-
sue the course independent of others, and
no one will be either retarded or hurried by
classification with those who bring less or
more capacity, or devote less or more time
to this branch Of study. Tuition in this
Department will be, Book keeping and
Permapship without other studies, $40 per
session; TO those otherwise members Of the
the Institution, $l9, Penmanship, to those
not otherwise connected with the lnstitu-
tion, SS Glasses will be formed in Sur.
veying and Practical Engineering, with
use Of Instruments, on same terms as in
the Commercial Department. t..t
Bloomingburg is easy Of access, being
only fvomiles from the Cincinnati \ lanes-
willie r, r., at Washington 9, HI, and hav,
ing communication with Columbus and
intermediate points by tri.weekly hack,
TRUSTEES:
GEORGE STEWART, President,
Csc, S, FuLLERroS. JAMES STrrr.
W. A, UsroK, yANEs A, PNKERroN,
Plootpinphuros Favetta Counfv n.
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IN receipt OF lO
cents.
DR.. e. B,
F0OTE, 1870
N.
Y.
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WHlPS.

% DOZEN Buggy Whips, at all prices,
y & from 25 cents to $500, Drove and
Riding Whips, in great variety Ok lashos
l9 feet long Retailing at Cincinnati
wholesale prices,
5tf J. s. BERGMAN.
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Washington, Ohio.
Buggy HARNESS

and large stock of Brides, Collars,
Whips, Hames, Trace chains and every
thing pertaining to the business, all Of
which | respectfully Invite the farmers of
Fayette aud adjoining counties to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
will sell lower for cash, than You can
buy in the county.
Remember the shop is one door East of
the Post Office. 60
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Pla',A Pike, Fsb. 1867.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-01
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Just published. a new edition Of DR.. CULVER
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NOTICE.

Alfred b. Greenwood, Plaintiff.
VS.. Assumpsit by attachment
John j. Chambers. Defendant,
rOMES on this day said Plaintiff by Atty,
" and the said Defendant not having been
served with process herein, and having Who'll.
ly failed to appear and plead or otherwise an
swer the said Plaintiffs action, and II appear
ing TO the Court that the writ of attachment
herein has been duly levied upon the W u OF
the n "A W u Of the 4 Of the n G a and
the NV a of these a of section 30 In town
ship 20 north Of range 30 west rs the proper.
ty of said Defendant. II Is therefore ordered
by the Court, that said Defendant be hereby
notified of the pendency Of this suit, and that
an attachment has been issued against him,
and that unless he shall appear by himself or
Atty. on or before the 81 day Of the next
Term of this Court, at u Court to be holden at
the Court House, IN and for the county of
Benton in the State of Arkansas. on the 4th
Monday after the lst Monday In February
1867, that judgement will be entered against
him. and bis estate sold to satisfy the same
And 1t Is further ordered by the Court. that a
copy Of this order be published In some news
paper printed in this State for two weeks, by
weekly insertions, the last insertion to be at
least. four weeks before the first day Of tho
next Term Of this Court.
A true copy from the Record.
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Ct E00 PER YEAR! we want Agents
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Marriage and Cclibacy, an Essay of
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RENoyAL-Our friends DoUGHERTY &
GLASS have removed their furniture ware
rooms to the house occupied before the war
by 5. ]. Adler, in Eagle Block; where they
have for inspection and sale, a fine lot of fur
niture-and viii manufacture to order any
thing i'm their line. Give them a call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Take Notice |!

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IA hereby notified to come and pay up. All
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will belet in the hands Of an Attorney for collec.
ton ! must have what is owing me.
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tB Our friend CHARLEY OGDEN, Enrolling
Clerk of the House of Representatives, puts
us under obligations for favors received.
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CB- The Cold,oeH took over a hundred bales
Of cotton from here, for New Orleans.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-01

john Smith, q second Quintus Cur.
thus. citizen of Memphis, desrous Of
ameliorating the condition Of the streets of
his native city, is reported to have plunged
headlong into the mud, leaving only the
soes of his boots exposed, with the touch
ing inscription in chalk, "Who will care
for mother now."
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The Van Buren Press.
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tB- The Bertha, is still laying up waiting
for rise; and the indications are she will
soon get it.
The Van Buren press., 1867-02-01

tB The Clerk of the Van Buren will accept
our thanks for late papers.
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u" The American Capt. EUGENE SMITH, is
due to-day. Capt. Lou BROWN in the office.
Saturday will be her day down. Passengers
will take notice.
The national Republican., 1867-05-03

DEsrIrUrToN IN ALABAMA.-A dispatch
from Montgomery says: The desttution is
yet great among the poor. Between here
and Atlanta l have seen people selling
their bedding for corn. Gen. Swayne is
doing what he can, but more help is needed.
The civil superintendent Of the bureau of
distribution says the destitution in Ala
bama is as great now as at the surrender /;
daily rations are served to 10000 Of the
most needy. In addition, he says there
are about 10000 who are on the verge Of
distress. The military superintendent, on
the aihsy AaBa tbiRkSt.h" CBSdHatsFei6se
TO pay the transportation on the corn fur
nished, and order the agents to sell part
Of the foreign charity for the purpose.
Again, some Of the agents are accused of
prostituting the charity to politics. these
agents being civil appointments.