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So FAR as we can learn the Grape
crop over on the other side Of the river
still gives abundant promise of a fruit
tul yield. There has been some slight
damage done here and there TO the
Catawbas, but the Injury effects only a
small per cent. of the crop. There
seems to be no doubt of an unusual
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BosroN. Aug. 26.-The trial of julius
F. Hartwell, late clerk in the office of
the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States, has commenced. HartwelI is
charged with having unlawf1lly loan
ed large sum of United States moneys
10 Edward Carter, and Mellen, Ward &
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BUFFALO, Aug. 26.-The German So
cIeties of this city are holding a two days
festival, the proceeds being for the BEN
eft of the German Poet, FITZGERALD,
now in exile at London. " 1EfI r.
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WEEKLY RANK srArEMENr.


NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-RECEIPTs-
zoos beeves; 29,343 sheep and lambs;
%, 247 hogs.
CATTLE-All offerings disposed OF at
a reduction of 1zalc on the week. Av-
erage quality with fair quotations.
Extra, 16al611c; prime, 151sal6ci first
quality, l51Sal59<c; fair to good, l3]Sa
I4c; Inferior and ordinary, 10a13c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Depressed; but
with few left unsold. Sheep-Extra at
61<R61zc; prime &c; ordinary and COM
mon, 51<a51Sc; inferior, 41za5c. Lambs
-61zaSc. b - ~ ETE ~
HoGs-Unchanged, an advance
of &c made on Saturday having been
lost; all offerings sold. Prime heavy
corn fed, 75sa77<c; fair to good 7a71zc;
grass Gaze "
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The President has decided that in
case Hancock cannot be Immediately
sent to relieve Sheridan, that the latter
mand to the next officer in rank in his
district. This will place either Gen.
Hartsuf or Gen. Mo yer in Sheridan's
place. 1t is understood that the order
of Gen. Sheridan, published this morn
ing, making further removals, has been
the exciting cause of this haste TO close
Sheridan's Iabors.
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OnIcIni Correspondents
ExeeuTIvR MANSION, y.

WAsHINGToNl Aug. n, 1901.
DEAR SIR-"Before you issue instruc-
tions TO carry into offectthe enclosed, I
would be pleased to hear any sugges-
lions you may deem necessary respect
ing the assignments to which the order
refers. Truly yonB,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
GIN. U. 8. GRANT, Secretary OF War,
dd interim
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4 SARATOGA, Aug. 26.-Thomas Jones,
deputy jailor of Hudson city, n. W
was yesterday NOR ming shot dead at
Union Hall, by W. J. Kirtley. asa
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New York specials.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 26.-The TrIbuue's
special says: Seward and Randall will
have to leave the Cabinet.
Gen. Hancock goes TO New Orleans.
Gen. Swain will succeed Pope; Meade
or Candy will replace Sickles-
QUEBEC, August 26.-The steamer
st. David sailed on Friday for Liver
pool She went ashore on Malares, on
Saturday, but got off without damage
and proceeded on her way.
The Roman Catholic Arch Bishop OF
Quebec died yesterday. -.-s
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 26.-Yesterday
q canal boat steersman killed fellow
steersman with a capstan bar. The
murdered mans name is unknown.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-InteIIigence
has been received at the Hayden Con-
sulate that ex-Emperor Solouque died
of appoplexy.
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Reparator CapilIi.

Throw away your falsefriEzes, your switches,
your wig ~ ,
destructive OF comfort, aud not worth a t,g:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILII.
EoR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
L heads (from whatever cause 10 may have
fallen Out) and forcing a growth OF hair upon
the lace, II has no equal. II will force the
beard to grow upon the smoothest face in
from hve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in nom two to three months. "A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there y nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair beard. Their assertions
are talse, as thousands Of living witnesses
urom Their own experienced can bear wit
ness But many viii say, how are We to dis
Lnsush lhe genuine from Lhe spurious7 II
uIuereut Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely worthless. and you
may nave already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such we
would say, Try the ReparatoE CaPIlli; Il will
cost you nothing unless u fnIIS comes
up TO our representations. II your Druggist
doSS not keep II, Tssnd as one dollar and we
VIII forwardlt, postpaid, together with a re-
celPt Tor the money, which will be returned
you on application. providing entire satifac-
lion Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK q CO.. Chemists. x
No. West Fayette ST., SYRACuSK, N, Y,
mohGS-eod ,trw&wly - aH7H 1ft H. =
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There cometh glad tIdings of Joy TO all,
10 young and to old. to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 30 precious ant
Is nee for all, and all may be fair.
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mall sealed and postpaid. 81. Descriptive
Circular mailed nee. Addre8 BERGER,
SHUTS & CO., Chemists, No. % River st.,
Troy, n. Y, Sole Agents for the United States.
mch23-eod tFiwGWly
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leaving the skin white and clear As alRbaster.
III; use can not be detected by the closest scru-
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the kind used by the French, and u conRid-
cred by the ParisIan as indispensable 10 q
sold during the past year, sufficient guRrRn-
tee OF Its efficacy. Price only 20 cents. Sent
by mail postpaid, on receipt OF an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS d CO., Chemists,
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1t is ascertained that late articles,
faVoring the dissolution of the Cabinet,
in the IntelLi0encer, are not ms pired at
the White House, but are gotten up by
a ring organized here to create public
opinion in favor of such change. This
ring has arrangements with several pa
pers at a distance to help in the matter,
lected are shown to the President as
evidence of II public opinion in favor OF
change. Tho President believes his
present Cabinet will go with him
heartily in any schemes he may adopt.
Those urging change cannot be con-
WINGED of this, and besides have per-
sonal ends to serve.
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The statement is again made at the
White House tonight, that insome way
Judge Holt will be put out OF his pres
emit position,
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MoNEY ANp sroCKs

GovERNArExT STocKs-Coupons '65,
1lO7<; lO-4Os, registered e91z; 1905, all,
IO7H. u 1911 fFft Is = =
MoNEY-At 4as per cent; sterling,
unchanged. 81. nHT raaHTf rr
GoLD-I4OJE
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CLOSING PRIcEs-5:3O P. NJ.

GoLD-I4Os.
CLOSING PRIcEs-5:3O P. NJ.
GoLD-Shade firmer; opening at 14Oss
and closing at 14OL. . a.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Without de-
cided change; coupons 'sI, 11l1S; do. '62,
1877; do. '64, 1895; do. '65, los; do.
new, 1OS1<; do. '67, 1881; 7-SOs, l075s.
SToCKs-Opened active with steady
prices, followed by fall of under the
Washington rumors of Cabinet diff
culties, but subsequently advanced and
closed strong; Ohio Certificates, 27a27 q;
Canton, 4Ta4T<; Cumberland, 3Sa35;
Quicksilver, 2sJza2s7<; Mariposa, 10<a
IL; Western Union Telegraph, 4Ska431<;
Pacific Mail. l4611a1463<; New York
Central, l051Sa1O5k; Erie. 101<aI0SS;
Hudson, 1242<a125; Reading, lO9N a1oe1;
Michigan Central, l09K; Michigan
Southern, sl1SaS11z; Illinois Central,
1l9a1l9H; Pittsburgh, 9214a931<; Toledo
122<; Rock Island, 1O31Sa1O31<; North
western, 465SA461I; do. preferred, 70a
701S; Fort Wayne, 1044a1O4Ai Wabash,
Ask; st. Paul, 1917.
EXPRESS SHARES-Adams Express,
761<a76s<; American, T4Aa75i United
States, 761<a7S; Wells, Fargo 81 Co.,
66I<a67; Merchants Union. IL.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Tennessee eH-
coupons, &c; new, 65N.
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The Latest News
BY TEL BGRA PHI.

by the Union Line;
once. corner of Main and Monroe street
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Rabe, the pardoned forger, is still in
the city secretly aiding the Assistant
Attorney General in preparing his
second conspiracy report. The embar-
rassment arising from Rabe having
become intoxicated and shown part OF
his papers, is understood to be occa-
sioning considerable delay.
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Cincinnati.

Firm and scarce. s-
CoTToN-Dull; prices nominal at 251<
a26c for middling.
wHIsKY-Nominally unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm;m mess pork $23 20.
Bulk meats-1lLal31<c, with large
sales; shoulders. at the close, were held
at Il5Sc. Bacon-Firm at121<al21Sc for
shoulders, and l51<a16c for clear rib
and clear sides.
LARD-Is held at l3c, but 127<c is the
highest rate that has been obtained;
there is not much offering, however, at
BuTTER-Scarce and firm at 22a25c.
Fresh pasturage is all dried up, hence
the scarcity.
Eaas-14c, selected.
F'LAXsEED-Is in demand at 81 lOa
81 10. D.. .....---
GoLD-I40N buying.
ExCHAHeE-Dull; par selling LILO
discount buying.
MoNEY-Market easy at sa1O percent.
.--r-.= Toledo rasrgr
AUGUST 26.-FLoUR-Receipt 1000
bbls; market dull.
market SC lower; sales white Michigan
at 81 12a2 IA; amber do at g OIL. Corn
Receipts, II 900 bush; market 2a3c low
er; No. Wabash at 81 Oh; No. 2 do at
CSC. Oats-Receipts, % 900 bush; mar
ket sc lower; sales No. at 46c, No. at
45c. CEE
LAKE demonstrating
Buffalo.
AUGUST 26.-FLoUR-Quiet, steady
and downward.
GRAIN-wheat-Steady; held at 81 e5
for new No. Chicago. Corn-Dnll at
81 90 for No. 2. Oats-Sales OF Chicago
at 55c.
FREIeHTs- Wheat, 15c; corn, IKE;
eats, Sc.
AUGUST 26.-FLoUR-Dull and droop-
ing; l5a25c lower. 5 -..--.--. 49,
Observation-Disclosures; sales at 81 60.
Corn-Steady, ut 951<c. oats-Lower,
at 41a4l<c. Rye-Steady, at 81 OOaI W.
BarIey-Unsettled and nominal.
PRovIsIoSs-UDchan
LARD-HeId at 13c. al-...r De-
Milwaukee. g.I-.. az.
AUGUST 26.-FLouR-ActiYe; city Xxx
GRAIn-wheat-Active at 81 Sc for
No. l. r.r.y
Grain Receipts At the lake Ports.
BUFFAL ,, n. Y, Aug. 28.-Rsceipis
at the lake ports of Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Detroit. and Cleveland, for the
first tour days OF last week, were :
SO, 646 bills of Hour and 2. 046, 634 bushels
of grain Of all kinds The receipts OF
grain for the week at these ports will be
between 8, zoo, 900 bushels and $500. 600
bushels, and about LOO, 600 barrels OF
-four. 7er
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LATER

SHERIDAN TO RE 1MMEDIArELY RI
j. maven
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National Insurance Company,

WHEELING. WEST va.
omee, Is Monroe st, next door to lSt Ss-
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LAKE FREIoBTs-Unohanged.

AUGUST 26.-FLoUR-ActiYei city Xxx
% 75alO 90.
-wheat-Activs at 81 SO for
No. 1. -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
}. [. VanDeman & &c.
ARE SELLING
Pianos, Organs, &c.

The undersigned, experienced in
tuning and selecting Pianos, Organs
and Melodeons, will furnish them,
Of the very best makers, at prices
below competition, and fully war
ranted. All persons wishing to
supply themselves with instruments
will find it greatly to their advan-
tage to coll on me before purchas-
ing. Orders for tuning or repairing
left at the store of. L. VanDeman
4 Co., will be attended to promptly.
D. S. JOHNSTON,
asst Washington, 0.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

A bank which was being under
mined ata ore. bed, at South Shafts
bnry, Vermont, cayed IN Thursday,
falling about forty feet, and bury
ing number Of men and horses,
At last accounts three dead bodies
had been taken out.
Six brothers, in Mclean county
Illinois, named HoughmaD, weigh
twenty-five hundred and nineteen
pounds. The smallest weighs two
hundred and eighty pounds, the
heavcicst four hundred and fifty.
The NJ. S. q n. l. Railroad Com.
pany's grain elevator, in Toledo,
was destroyed by fire Saturday
night. About $4,000 bushels Of
grain, mostly wheat, were consum-
ed with it. Loss, $4,000. =
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

B3s@ Our article of last week, in which we
exposed Gould's meanness in reporting us to
the P, o. Department for doing only what he
and about an our exchanges are in the habit
ofdOing seems to have aroused the angry pas
sions of the ill-natured Ishmaeite who is chief
driveller for the columns of the Register, as is
shown by an article in his paper this week
Whatwe said in our article last week, is true,
every word Of it TRUE, and the stupid dolt
of the Register betrays Il want of common
sense as well as common honesty, when he at
tempts to cover up his own wickedness and
moral defomity, by charging us with lieing
as he does in his last issue, some or 10 times,
for though he may repeat his low bu1Ioonery
in abuse Of us until he is deaf, dumb and blind,
nc, respectable person who knows him, will
believe him.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

j. M, Mason, who spent the
years of the rebellion in England,
plotting against the United States,
and who is now in Canada, has
written letter giving his views on
the negroes. He says that if South
ern men are not allowed 'full and
exclusive control over their respect
i've populations" he is convinced
that nothing can "save our the
Southern people from the alterna-
tive of exterminating the blacks or
Of abandoning the country to them"
As the negroes do not show that de-
sire to be exterminated which a
Southern gentleman has a right to
expect of them, it would seem that
Mr.. Mason, even if ardoned,
would not return to his old coun-
try.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
Get It and Try It.

The Hons Amusement cheapest
and best illustrated family Magazine pub
lished,--Filled with the latest illustrated
fashions, choice stories, poetry, wit and
humor 1t is just the thing for the young
folks. Published semi-monthly, at only
$3.50 per annum. Large and splendid
prizes are sent to agents raising clubs
Agents easily clear $40 per day; besides,
every agent gets one chance for every sub
seription sent, in 500 in cash sent to
agents, Sample copies with list of prizes
and terms and inststructions TO agents,
sent by inclosing Eve ceats,
Agents wanted everywhere Address
Home Amusement, rs Nassau Street, New
York. 5w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

Columbus dispatches report q
sad occurrence at Marysville, Ohio,
Sunday forenoon, which resulted in
the death of Hon. c. S, Hamilton,
member Of Congress from the 8th
District. Mr.. Hamilton, it seems,
had son, aged about seventeen
years, who isinsane, who approach
ed him from behind, striking him in
the head with an ak and killing him
instantly. He then attempted to
kill a younger brother, but only
succeeded in wounding him, The
deceased was highly esteemed in
public and private life, and repre-
sented his district ably and accept
ably. He was a Republican. The
boys insanity, it seems, was ofsuch
character, that it was not deemed
necessary to confne him, and he had
recently been attending school,
Gin. Gdz.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

The tclerably good sleighing
we had'a few days since, has entire
ly disappeared under the influence
of rain and a few CLEANS of sun
shine, In consequence of our new
pixies, the people in the country we're
not compelled to remain at home
during the thaw, as in former mud
road times; but people from every
portion of the county were able to
come to town, (with some excep-
tions) the whole distance on good
turnpike roads--a comfort and con,
venience not so generally enjoyed
in many other couuties in Ohio.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
In Bankruptcy.

T1HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that
J. on the 18th day of December. A. D.
1867, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against he Estate Of Joseph Bybee, Of
Washington, in the County of Fayette,
and State of Ohio, who has been adjudg-
ed Bankrupt on his own Petition; that
thepayment of any Debts and delivery of
any Property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him, or for his use, and the Transfer OF
any Property by him is forbidden by Law;
that a meeting Of the Creditors ofthe said
Bankrupt, to prove their Debts and to
choose one or more Assignees of his Es-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankrupt
sy, to be holden at Hillsborougb, Highlaud
County, Ohio, before James II. Thomp-
son, Register, on the 18th day of January,
A, D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
A. HIOKENL0OPER, Jr.,
U. S. Marshal, Southern Dist. Of Ohio.
MESSENGER.
MI. WILLIAMS, Attorney. 5*lt
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

REAL ESTATE, = The following
transfers of Real Estate have been
filed in the office of the County Re-
corder since December IL, 1867;
VIM. Waddle to J. G. Worthington, AZ
acres in Concord tp-s26l.
Wm, Waddle to ], o. Worthington, 3215
acres in Concord tp-$l ,282 rs.
Joseph Hipy to Township Board of Ed
ueation, Il acre in Jefferson tp--$3O
S. B. Yeoman to A, McCandless, house
and lotin Washington-$l 800.
James F. Crawford to Hiram Cooper, 66
acres in Jefferson tp-$4,000.
Robt. Waters to TIP. Board of Education
4 acre in Madison tp-$9O,
VIM, H H. Timmons to Isaac W.
Moore, lot No. 10 in Waterloo-$5OO.
WIN. Waddle and others to Jacob Allen,
5s114 acres in Concord tp-$l,74s.
VIM. Waddle and others to Jacob An
ders. 90 acres in Concord tp-$6OO.
Rees Ellis to Thomas Ellis, s5J6 acres
in Perry tp--sl 1856 81.
Samuel Coffman to Ino, Allen, 100 acres
in Jasper tp--$4000.
Isaac Murray to Sarah J. Sperry, house
and lot in Good Hope-S4000.
Gabrial Alkire to Isaac Moore, 66L
acres in Madison tp-$2,652.
Darias Waters to o. II. Ramsey, lot in
Washington--$36O.
Hinton Cole to Anderson BaYless, J5
acre in Good Hope-S30O
Cyrus Rankin to Elijah Allen, 1917
acres in Jasper tp-$3O0.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

Mr.. Felix Bodley, of Oregon,
Holt county, Mo, has produced
from one-twentieth Of an acre OF
ground, this year, 100 gallons OF
wine. AT this rate 1920 gallons
can be made from an acre, Mr.. B.
readily disposes Of his product by
the barrel at SO per gallon. So that
one acre of grapes made into wine
will bring $4,000, Itrequires four
years to bring the vines up to this
bearing standard, and partial crop
may be counted on for the third
year.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 90, 1867,
BEEF CATTLE The market has been dull
under large offerings, aid prices are 25c
lower on the best grades We quite seal
awags at $3 75@4; medium at $5@5 so,
and butcher stuff at SIS 75@6 25 per 100
lbs, gross.
SnEEp-The demand is light and the
market dull and lower. We quote good to
prime sheep Mt S2 5000 50 per 100 lbs,
gross, and lambs ut 50 5O@9 25 per head.
Hoes--We quote sales to-day at $6@6
S719 gross for light to heavy, and some
choice at $7a7 l219, Only few were left
at the close.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

CARRIER BoY's GREETING.-For
nearly three years our Carrier Boy
FRED, whom everybody in town
knows, has faithfully and promptly,
through rain and storm, delivered
the HERALD to his numerous friends
in town, and for the first time he
will visit them, bright and early on
New Years morning, with a New
Years Greeting, done up in neat
and pleasant verse. His friends
will undoubtedly remember him,
and compliment him with appropri-
ate stamps.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
Cincinnati Produce Market.
CIxc1sSArI, Dee. th24. 1867.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YoRK Dc. %. 1867.

New York Dc. 90, 1867.
The to'al receipts ofstock for the week
were 1851 Cattle, 29,7l6 Sheep, and 2,6l3
Hogs
BEAF CATTLE,-The market was dnll,
and prices ofall but the choicest grades
are 20 lower, with large number Of poor
stock on sale. Christmas Cattle sold as
high as gle, but there are few of such on
sale The market is dull and very slack.
Poor to medium cattle, 9@llc; medium 20
fair steers, l2l5@l3c; good steers and fat
oxen, l316 @l5c; prime to extra steers, Is
ollie. The majority of sales were atl4@
Ice; average price, l5c.
sHEEr-We quote 4Is@51ac for common
to fair, 6@Gl3c for good to prime, and Ia
&c for extra sheep, and 5&@8c for lambs.
SwNE,-Tho market opened firm, with
free demand. Prime heavy corn fed, 62S
@716ci medium, G55@9Mc; common, S.
4O@6 60, and dressed, 8@c.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26
LETTER LIST.

The following are the names of persons
for whom letters remain uncalled- for in the
Washington Post Office:
Mrs R L Allen, Miss Elmeda Allen,
Miss Rebecca Amatroup, D. H. Allen,
A M Alexander, Charles A Adams, Hen
ry B Arnold, Miss Sarah Backenstoe, Miss
Mary Beck, J P Ball, Clarke Corbin, W M
Clawson, J D Collier Russell Dobbins,
Henry Dulvis, Mrs Abner Dickerman, Miss
L Edgington, Jacob Eyman, Misc Sarah
Morris, James Mcintyre, John McCarta,
E M Ramsey, W Poller, Phillip Rose
mond, Christ Richard, A Y Rodgers.
HENRY L. ROBINSON, P. M.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-26

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