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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

SUGARS-Raw Sugars meet with q fair inquiry, but
holders are sn Offering sparingly, and are fler in
their views. Fair TO good Refining cannot be bought
under Iii !c sales Of 1873 hhds at LQ12c. for Cuba
1676 boxes Havana at Ok04c Refined are rather more
steady at 1860. for Hards.
Stock November l. l8G7-Cuba, 266s hhds. Porto Rico,
10 hhds. English Island 400 hbds-Otal 1850 hhds
Havana A.29i boxes Manila, l7,467 bags Brazil, l2O5O
bags.
sEEDs-A fair demand for Clover Seed at I2a12Ic for
Timothy Seed is firm, at 50 G2dS2 20 per bush. We
note sales Of 6oO0 bush Rough Flax, at " b5 Market
frmer.
sTEARIN-We note small sales at I3o13ic.
TOBACCO-Kentuclly Leaf is in very good demand,
and rme sales to-day OF 800 hhds at full figures seed
Leafs quiet.
The stock Of Spanish Tobacco on hand on the ls inst
is 4254 bbls Havana and 10 bbs Of Yara OF Kentucky
Virginia and North Carolina, Ohio and Maryland Tobacco,
the stock hand In NewYork is 23,S66 hhds, and III
Brooklyn 1922 hhdS
TALLON-The market is less active but prices are
without change sales OF GOODO h at ia Gtc for Inferior,
and 1la al2c. for Good TO Prime.
WOOL-Our market for common ana medium grades
continues dull an depressed prices have a down
scarce, and gen all held for full prices; foreign
feeces dull nominal Tic closing quota
TONS Domcs Fleeces at AOd45c for Native
and onequarter Mertnos, 45d4Sc. for one-han ana
for SaxOny Fleeces 30d35c for No Pulled,
50 df5c for Superne do and for Extra do 23c
for Unwashed California q 03Cc FOR Fine do Is
for TO choice Texas and American CcmbDg
at 4Q52c. We quote Foreign follows South American
S5d37c. for Common Washed; 28aSTc. for Unwashed
McStiza and MernO S0G3Sc. for Washed Entire RIOS;
zoe 2c for Unwashed Creole &C a40c for Washed Cordsya;
Gillian at 2Od2ic for Uuw9shed Nesiza and Merln0i
Cape of Good Hope IS for Unwaslcd; Last lnd9,
20G0c for washed and African at 10 2jc Tor UnWashed
ana q a soc. for Washed
NHISKY-The demand Is limited, at 81 d3Jc. for West
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pASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR AsPISwALL &c. Eos. lin steamship AHions-John l.
MeS vs. ii H. Bead Ia. aoss DE- z D Martin
Mr. HSGIs Hsome James 9osl John eAa Io
f.s Asrp MI A Msot Rs sss|1 o Law Isono
Cefiao saas opO Isaac Jssob wife and Two children
+ Ae' T1oaby SH' ana Inp V % NJ. a.. s. c Augustus
R'R n.ssop Re-; s a ID 6 m, , ' ana Ss
sd maid Dr. Burous VI ana mn o. : S'q NJ R sn
VT Mr. iIoopey NJ C. More Noble Frank More LsSt 5
l. Bsraes nurse snd child D. wb-i Thos p NJ RanyOn Thos
s,ota o. S 1a saoss', a. c M,, y w. q cos, H.
Daniels vie ehrrn az ian. Mrs. w5sos croekeT nuE,s and
j. Giiias We abd Gsaghtori Golismh H. D. Green, sfe,
iaa and kHnpp Gey khode, and Tif y nissle
NJ Love j. p johnson G. slot Mrs r. pekey g. w Morse
%To5' sd Wife E n R s NJ. MIS- S Sl1s S'' G
.r s fnl Bond George PsrsS iI .9 S A wi ne
Morris si stephens Mss Redngioa Sa'N Goraas Mr;
ien W Gray, AS E3be Crosby .ad nTTss hss 1 H1e sss
D. n Msir. aoi vile Mis- MA Church ss Aaoena Kendall Mrs
Dr. wn.aIoP ro S9s sy,1 an5 T G ansa
Ged simpson Wife % iniut aud two nurses John Livingston MAJOR
So,s AMI VIE ,Se Rev Albert Wlaa, M Charles PeE DJMl.
vic AID eh and Ma c.r1 Preach a., SeI9 an anil VII" s
drn. w Bell Mrs Henri, J. C. Lusins"g vile lgi.n,
ehses ssi infants q wHsa,e. VIM Jones' ,Ir. coutoa and
daughter O. Kaufman and wifi Mr. Niin, sp e Ma m
n rs sophie Ame, srt 1nls Iaasy T. " Ians Ms Rier Pc
Rosenberg j. C. Tablet Miss Caihen Smith W HAima PHILIP At
water asd vie g Happier aad wife Talbot W. H. IT,
n BIN ssa We Ewsrl Norhey. H. K Sohe J. D. Ballrn A.
Kan.r Mrs IoraI GortOn, Mrs Osborne, y smith, Vile sser
sr brother T. Mrs Lucy lal and edren j. o. rsse
xE and chilli Miss Alexander Miss A. Webster g. J. Morrison,
O,bo Wos,, NrE NJ T. and child Cha Wilson.
Mis- A. McKinnou Nj McEthem Miss Val'ira Taylor bliss
land Mrs Kelly Martin. wife ahd child Mr. Coz ard eh ) =
oyhe and child Edward Icahcote Mrs NcNsuee aud niaut
Mir Ann Iocy Ieny James Mrs Mary iocy Z Collins Collins,
Thomas Dolaer Ms Julia J. Han aud chi,eo. Ms
w Farrell, WIN. Sloane, Ms Mary E Pet'gs, Abra% I.
Jordan Harrison Mrs Gison and chh L. Geneve Radcliffe l.
Jou.e Mrs scale Miss soule Capt. Basde A. ks Howard NJ
nam ID Wlttlrsev w Carr Miss A. Adams Mrs G. A Grover,
Mrs McSprrru Mrs DuekwI NJ Cahrcro AnIaesin Andrea
\ Abau Thos Rcke Edward Sawyer, g. baioId and large
number In u cabin and seerage
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PORT OF NETWORK. .,....YOr /.

CLEARED.
Steamship AeDsnnla Iamb Meier Hamburg h1Snart %
Steamship B lie MeuFe. Nassau p Ahd havana
Ebio Thornton IIatten Liverpool. William, Onion
sS William T MSsesa Bel: oseSa TsPS
~ A ms,s obS.n sr liverpool With s63 wheA.
pe Dune Msae,SS N v Fl PsSa ."
Rs Clipper. ODD Cosea Corr for orders siOnAn EdJe
ssh Ga ioa sspeIs s C. Topper Bea,,ie
S.h ys Sc w. hI PIX .o alu Norfolk T Chase Co.
sehr Ida Jayne baltimore Baker Dsyton- n
ssn H. S II BoeE s5y Hartford X Racket Bro
Sebr PcoasIia Clri oOohn wanA, River Nc Leayersf
seS lsaa 4 oiea In Havana Gohhnas oTe.,oa
se5f warren;on Lord, Boston, G X Racket Bro
scnf Pointer Nichols Poyidtnee. @ N SranAhan.
Sehr 5. p Golwin, Waterbury stamford
ARRIVED.
steamship william P: Clyde Powell, Wilmington N C.. hours
VI" h,.,% s Glide Chichester Wilmington. c. 60 hours
win .. %as AZ es Coach NOOn City Point and Richmond
Viii U'I,e. and pass To n u. McCnady & Co -
Good Hope Sept Haletl Robins Oct t 10! ~ lon 8
q NY was 4 ana .aIs f sassrts and SsS TiS
Bari l. Socker loi Portland B6er Ha'Snl ~: qt 70 master
Ba Iva lHr Berry Maraeabo Oct and the Bar iOh WIN COZ
a s Wa9sr ol Bsa%oe Johnson Bueno. Ays. Sep. and
be- bSs,s @ Portland J. Godfrey DiiOa FROM BOrdeAaH Anna
s % Pool of Yarmouth Mel Sherman Malaga % days To
J. r. Ward $50 From Ion. "a had strong n y gales I'm, p,o
Brig Peerless Orb Phelps Atayea % DAYS sia guano 70 un'
n port b. ~ Paragon, fof '''
Bird. New-loIk IN , DAYS =, l.. IN.
E% e w ws:S T. 81 81 c9E h:is %1'; 's ssS Ss
sprr. heav, from T. : r. and shifted ca'so ~
Bg Alice raukn irl Brown porto hico - oh 20
re- petrol tot Maitland ~ ST. Mckenzie irOm Great bahamas
DAYS 10 master IL H.. =. Y r. Saith g.,iad
ke dragon BT Duncan Barbados ID DAYS 70 T. l. on'@ SAeo
In ronpauy big Fayonie. Duel, for New, OrA ~
Low. Pierre, Mart ~ das 70 20.
Oct Is a . lon &c. spoke brig Mar Q Mariner Of re'SaTS irpn
carried away eeing apparatus rendering useless ip oalanee OF he
passage lie days had heavy ~eAnsr Lon no American
1esse.s in port q, a., w..bi,,,or
n Ao IN pnns,n from DeinsraTa q dArs 10 master. Oct
a , M Ion "a ,poEe Br Nora from RIO Janero for Bal
timOfe. ~
when of Ahsecom IN collision Nh 40 uhAa"Nh sh
t 49,, fr vue, porbow water edge Returned for
Ya, The other .eL9 lost bowspnt aud dying Jibboom
SAILED.
c., Moth, colHr. for James River 20 load for Baltimore
DISASTERS.
Steamer Boston Baltimore reported ashore some " miles south
NJ Henry The Of her damages has not been aeraned
The nrecIen we're going " beI assistance
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Say ya.sc.cO ahs steamer Tq;s'I' s '.,d h ;s
IBIS JAY T. With fas Rt e o1 Il %Aeai Tor Liverpool ps
Sso on the zS Of leaking badly as1 was 70
u sDd h. attempted make Labaua but compelled BY sass
EGEqS mon "a yr....
S e9ls o st Ssa s. s s S1sS
Ne sailed returned 6hg Angels RenaiH-srs IL Gibson.
a&d 81 biz Tiss a&:u i S Ssi r
schs l. Leyerns Poster PlIladegha DO Pike Co.. Neg
Ellsworth Mar Lice bangor York steamer CHESAPEAKE
Bartletti 6r.s wahan Gibbons Wind ls6
NOTICE TO MARINERS
o, LsEI' and ADPoSAL LisGI: East cSAs o. Is
hereby given that 10 accordance With the Advertisement from t oGe
Of the Lights Eas. Coast IRELAND the Bank
aad ar Rock therein named well the addition Of otter Lights
COOLING BANK eHr vrs,r1-A Light Vessel placed IL
the COHg Bank 10 attude ~ NJ and onyiae 50 - ~ WI
from the manma.t Of which quick REQ eYogns , eh aaa
This vessel hs. three ma cscs globe With haf globe uSd,
stripe and he words Cooling Bank ~I.!s
WICKLOW swAsH LeHT vEssE-rhs Light Vessel has been 70
WICKLOW HEAD LreHrThs s.ed bright nsh. hitherto exhibited
bright Light showing alternately ten seconds bright and three seconds
NOarH ARKLow Lsnr vEsELA Light Vessel has been
p pa ~ h,1G%s about mss = r y Z 81 o as s'h sSa
W. from which two fixed bright lights exhibited from sunset to sun
on the sn mast and o o lee 5 tee sse "a. s5s a Gess
white letters her sides
sorTH vEssE1-T. pos ton Of this Light
Vessel has been changed and Is ahoms about
two miles s. +. from her former position 10 htuGs so 80 ~
NJ and longitude 50 81 10" w. Her light changed from
bright revolving light half inmate, to bright revolving light
every minute She has three msts and hA globe globe
a. her main-mssi head.
Her hub painted black With white stripe With the words AklOv
Bank South T" IN white letters her sides
BLACKwATER YKssKI-The this light
sci has been changed aud she thom about
II ues East Of her former position In latitude SO 3 ~ and long
tide 90 Vow The character Of the light remains hitherto viz
tEed bright light She has three ass and ers two globes at her
head Her hull painted black with white sF-, and the
words BackSateT Bank" In white letters her e b. ofer
NM LEES, Secretary.
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FAMILY MARKETS,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY, Nov. /, 1867.
Beef, mutton pork and poultry in abundant supply
but unchanged in price In the retail markets inc
wholesale butchers have dropped half cent on pork
selling Jersey up river pigs at e dlOc sny. Coarse
pieces OF mutton such fore shoulders aud other parts
cut up are selling IN large small quantities at &C.
while fat hind quarters OF good lamb offering AT
l5c and good at l2C y 70. Poultry Is coming in freely
and mild weather makes holders anxious to sell The
majority Of medium chickens selling 81 25cfowls q
023C turkeys at 2jQ25c.; choice poultry IL higher
Canvas backs broadbls aud redhcads added 10 the
ducks MOodcOck are plenty, and SOFT birds selling
as low as soc. pair Quail SUI Fish are In
good supply Butter IS less firm at Wholesale but there
giving way at retail Good butter DO bought ut
4J84sc by the Tn Flour just holds its own, with con-
siderable in price according 20 quality good
article costs Sl5G $40 90 T. bb In the fruit line ounces
grapes craubcrries and apples plenty They NOT
Uniform In puce, fancy dealers charging SEC q
for CaaWba grapes, while others sell the same article nj
about 2Oc or fvepoUnd box for 81. Honey is another
article of wide range OF the wholesale dealers sell
ing fve-pOund boxes Of clover honey at 40c. = ~ While
oners charge Coo for a choice article portion Of the
mklnen have raised 10 12c = quart for pure article
beginning with the month We quote:
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,nN1ArrRR ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

s,r p,.e. ~ gal sun sJ6 Moon Sets. .S:3
49, Dan
srv Uooh L. 10 GOV lsland. 1909 Hell Gate, IA
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gOst anS SOunb
AtIiaions nOtists.

4en eih9dis EPiss"Rql Sh.rch T Dts. T a.
People" teal. fse Al invited
Az the Central PRESBYTERIAN Church; Faeh't between
M, y. i6s o"I n aud Il oeock p H. tho
second sermon Law and the BeWers Convention Subject
The Brewers Remedy for ln,emperanee"
Al the Church OF Our savior lun.veEsAh.! Thr,yGnh
Pfh AID siIthsvss Ihs Rev BOLusS'
. rS@.:d Ne ge s preach iOAOAo" AONN'0 At W. $3.50
s4t Masonic Hall East TaiTteeni6si NJ PRAXK WHITE
vTspeAk the tocet ofProesdys So Iitnah ~ SDAla ~
80 ana n . s SSi wEpSEsD4f EvKSISG ala
a, ss lev D1i K LEf Pasior-Srryices iol m y N.
TOMORROW EyBNsG, SUNDAY school service singing bj children
r,sHIsg by Pastor Horace Grrsly, and others
Bishop %5 SsS' - r s csG ss
Ss ss' :, Z csioeE
church Of the Mediator o. Fast Th,
ia and 81 O'clock p m The Rev cnAELsS k9 ~. aRI
S STtPffS ii TYsS. IT, in the Afternoon
Cbureh OF The Iefornia on-fin ethst bet Second and
csisrhe,leal exercise. o'clock Rector the Rev. ABBOTT
BROWN
the 81 4T Bishop On cS SED S
EoRSiNG At lOI o'clock. Subject; chnstan uaty"
the Holy sS we'll B. he'd
SUNDAY At Q and 10y " and y p. NJ
Catholic Apostolic Church s EySSGS ITeI ss and
Ibe Eearbess the Coming oflhe Lo seats nee No collection
Gh%rsh Scso@ s o .SS
o'clock. All are welcome
N. will lecture the NEW PHASES OF
su All POPERY IN EUROPE. ~ the broadway Tabernacle
cta,rh 10 MORROW EVENING, at a oeaek
,u.,i Cbristan Unon.-rh. Rev W. r. ALGBk Of Boston
h.I,re Union the Church Of All souls Fourth
49,, TO MORROW Sunday EVBhlNG' GU The
School OF Life"
I~. Ponis House of Industry, No E5 Wois-Seryioss
vi a ths Instnon ever SABBATH AFTERNOON al Gciock
iss Singing b. the Choir Of than lVo ehllfen
sngsr. are invited 10 attend HALLIDAY, superintendent
P.,ie,h-st Presbyterian Church, Lexington ave
III n,stSr fho AMMAN, will preach next sAbbAIh "
i0i N and a m
Presby Church, between seventh
II SUNDAY, by Divine permission. o we
o. SCOTT, ID. d., at Oi and u p ~ Evening IA
IT, We. Al Bethel, tie Young Conserang her LpJ 10
God"
.I.ene-st m. n. Church. between Brooms aud spnnn
~ ps, j. 4 INsKlr, Pastor will preach On sunDAl AZ w
Subject 1.-THE bliss of HeaenH AMI az O'Clock 10.
, Now h the Of salvation" Interesting exercises h We
s s,bao Al oeock Addresses by the Rev MA Iibh nALh
Smith ,pd q. DB WITT, Strangers aud others are h''u
attend Seats free
.xInaton-nve. NJ Il. Church Of Leing'onavr ad
second The LIcse Law aud the sabbath sermon n
he preached IN this Church by the Pastor " IL
wvtH2 TOMORkOW EVENING a7h o'clock Morning service I"
iol o,clock All strangers provided with seatH
,ber burning the Pope's iulls-Sxe Rev Dr. DOWNING
n,sssh AZ Bedonla Baptist church near Carnhs on
Az MORNING aud EVENING In the Evening on Ihe Ahhei
81, 81 the Reformation ani the above stirring events
xT.,iodist Protestant Church, Attorney Rev. hr
piiisOS preach at l0l m aud clock IN ne s'9s
The OoNa has fallen rom Mans heah I'e
@ .abee The Fallen Angela" The pahAe invited heA" nee
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Sort dararSm's Slutit,.

STATE kEwlORE
PoRTwARDRSs OFFICE, No. q Wiliam-st
NOTICE Is hereby given in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled Act TO
Reorganze Warens the Port Of New
interested Ia having charge Of the subject Of such inquiry.
survey, that the following under
PORT Nsrbs and that the said val
he completed wh days succeeding this Io ooAc si
vessels;
Steamship Henry Chsuueey
Steamship Haiteras y
BARK Benfactfess ..s5
BARK harbeche
lark
BIZ JalaRtoa DE torests
Brig WoGdrGi Robinsons
DfR Mail
Brig Superb. iiiTOceks
bchr Jessie CAM. Esztiees
NfNTHORNB IOMPhISS. ITesleat
AUGs HERMAN Secretary
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2,
sUNDRTEs,
Beans, drY.Y quart

Beans, dry p quart ..12als Buckwheat ..... sodSS
Coal, hard, Pbucket Fab Strained 10 ,,;:SOsss
Coal stove SO 5Od$ so B0uternY pt Dottie5OdSo
Kerosene y gal. sc d64 Milk y quart .l0a3
Honey, Clover q n. $3.50 Condensed, y 70 can-0%
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Clubbing GarHs, d.

At WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No 104 Full
~ toast-wEDDlSG CARDS AID fISB STATIONERY. E''A6
hshed lsi5l
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AFTERNOON Provision MARKET, Al O'CLOCK
n naTket for Mesa Pork has remained dull prices are
unchanged, closing heavy salcs VI Mess at t2Gtl TO-
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OIIS-American Linseed has declined; nj the c0ncos-
non there has been doing; the market clOss MN
With good demand: sales AT 81 10aSl -. in casks ana
oOls. Crude Sperm has been more 0ctlNe' prices nave
declined but the market closes firms sales Of 1000 Dns
part Ia Boston, al s. 1882 ~. Crude Whale - nominal
n75c. Land Oil Ia ia far demand; sales OF Sy DDIs at
from NaSi IS for No. 2. No J. and ar 10 Prime ana
Choice.
RiCE-The market remains dull owing 10 inc moderate
offerings prices firm at 9sGl0tc for fair 10 sIeuy
prime Carolina. Ia,
PErROLEUM-The market Is dull and prices Tor poth
Crude and Refined IN bond have downward tendency
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AiIen-st ebodist Episcopal Church, between vingion
on Ioang What saVed' and at O'clock sermon TO Young
P,oplsH fcAis free. Al Invited
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Surnitur,.
professional S1Oiius.

gtot,ssiona .lotius.
DR. TRALL~ HEALTH INSTITUTE is mt
~ Igh j. u a seiDs eomPromise With
humbns ~ Turkish Baths connection nth NO 10 Lhght
The Coese Tern Nov 6 City 0fee No " SIXTH ave
mr.. ALLEN" 0FFICE-FOr private consul
IL aon ladies' at No llS Gresn~ersss Tbitssstbst
Lsly Phy sieiau 10 stenl.nce
ALMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MENT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY Premature Physical aud hutal
,v sd other special diseases importance standard vork
III subjects By C. D. HAsxoyp " D. formerly Professor OF An
,y and Sorse IN the Medical Corge T. Pnoe, 81
t,rsf covers mailed Authors sddtC Me- ~ hast fhi hntsL'
BET Second aud Thntye Consultations oD 10 ~ 70 .
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- Of STRUCTURE YARiCOCELK, HkMORRHOlDS HsTCLA
fi the disease Of Tie Pelvic Nsoeri ande ne 'es's
..iTol Of EDWARD DAONA D. Eder Of ne beapeL oLse
AZ HhhHs.
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a tno month. w QuOIc:
BREAD AND CRACKERS.

Cheese. fine, p fb......-a2 Medium, to good ,PbAcS
Common, 10 fair. ...16Gl Cooking, Pio.-....3OG4O
Pot 2 cake. ga Eggs Gas r........-d23
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Senators Elect,


1st District. Hamilton--John F
Torrence, Henry Kessler, Thomai
iC. Biggs, Republicans.
1 I'd. Warren and Butler-W. II
Campbell, Democratic.
E13d. Montgomery and Preble--
Jonathan Kenncy, Dem
I Alb. Brown and Clermont-S. +
fDowdney, Dem.
9th. Greene, Clinton and Fayettt
Col. Samuel n. Yeoman, Rep.
9th, Ross and Highland-H, L
lDickey, Dem.
I 7th, Adams, Scioto and Jackson
flames Emmitt, Dem,
9Th. Lawrence and Callia-Dem
I 9th. Fairfield and Athens-W
Reed Golden, Dem.
10th. Franklin and Piekaway-
Robert +. Hutcheson, Dem.
a1lth. Champaign, Clarke, &c.-J
Warren Keifer, Rep.
18th. Darke and Miami--John
I. Winner, Dem.
18th. Logan, Marion, &c.-Capt
! Sol. Kramer, Rep.
18th. Washington and Iorgan-
Abraham Simmons, Rep.
18th. Muskingum and Perry-D
B. Linn, Dem.
10Th Licking and Delaware
Louis Evans, Dem,
18th. and 28th. Knox, Wayne, DC.
Geo. Rex, Charles H. Scribner,
Dem.
18th. Coshocton and Tuscarawas
ID. W, Stambaugh, Dem.
18th. Monroe and Guernsey
VIM Lawrence, Dem.
goth. Harrison and Belmont
VIM, Beadlc, Rep.
DIST. Stark and Carroll-General
Benjamin F, Potts, Rep.
22d. Jefferson and Columbiana-
J, living Brooks, Rep.
23d, Mahoning and Trumbull-
Major L. d. Woodwork, Rep.
24th. Ashtabula, Lake, &c.-Capt
j. B. Burrows, Rep.
25th. Cuyahoga-D. A. Dangler,
Rep. '.a#.
26th. Portage and Summit-Phi-
10 F. Conant, Rep.
9th. Medina and Lorain-Dr.L,
D. Griswold, Rep. -. .tea-
29th. Richland and Ashland
Manuel May, Dem, o
90th. Huron, Erie, &c.-IIomcr
Everett, Rep.
31st. Seneca, Crawford, &c
Curtis Borry, r. Dom.
32d. Williams and Auglaizc-r.
G.. Godfrey, VIM. Carter, Dem.
33d Lucas, Hancock, &c.-Jamcs
G. Hall Abel M, Corey, Rep.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31

4 NLElW .PoEM.

BY tbe lake where droop'd the willow
Row, vhssuis rowg ! ]..H PIP
! want 10 bean angel, r. .lgu ..
And jump jim Crow .g. r.
An old crow sat on hickory limb,
None knew him but 10 praise.
Let ue kiss him for hia mother
For he smells Of Switzer kase
The minstrel to the war has gone,
18th the banjo on his knee,
de awoke 10 hear the sentrys shrek.
There's light in the window for me
A frog he would q wooing 20,
His hair was curled TO kill:
he used TO wear an old blue coat,
And the sword Of Bunker Hill.
Oitin the Silly nighq.
Make wav for Liberty he cried
] won't 90 home till morning.
With Maggie by roy side.
I am DYING, Egyrt, dying,
Snsannah, don't you cry;
Know you kov sublime hing it is
a coming through the rye,
The boy stood on The burning deck,
With his baggage checked for Troy;
One Of the few immortal names,
His name was Pat Aaloy.
Mary had little lamb,
He could n tale unfold
He had no teeth to eat hoecake,
And his speetacles were gold.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31
MAKE A NOTE ONT.

Every unhung traitor from Ken
lucky to Florida, and from Della
ware to Texas, receives the news of
the Republican losses in Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA with screams of de.
Hight. If Wirz and Wilkes Booth
were living, they would build bon
fires in honor of victories of their
Democratic friends .N,. John H.
Snrr,tt ae thn nerinrod Democrat
IL Jnr,.nan caIlpd him Who rernsed
"a nrorornca linn guiltv on +he
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31


Ferdinand Hoffman, discharged
ten days ago from the Ohio Pcni-
tentiary, went to the German Re
formed Church, in Canton, Stark
county, Ohio, Yesterday afternoon,
and, ascending to the choir, where
his divorced wife was sitting he de-
manded a kiss from her. She turn
ed toward him, and, on the instant
he stabbed her with a butcher knife
inficting three wounds in the breas
and eight in the abdomen In the
wild excitement which followed he
escaped from, the church, bnt was
followed by a crowd Of people and
compelled to surrender. On the
way to jail, he was assaulted by the
unfortunate. woman's mother, who
belabored him savagely with club.
He was beaten severely by others
also, but the officers succeeded in
depositinc him safely in jail On
the way there was a proposal made
to hang him, which found many
supporters and it was thought
possible he would be taken from
the Jail during the night and lynch
ed.-T Cleveland Leader.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31

"A correspondence of the Athens
Messenger thus speaks of great
natural curiosity in Washington
county; The Natural Bridge is in
section 80, Decatur township,
Washington county, Ohio, and is
one of the most picturesque natural
scenes in Eastern Ohio. The bridge
is eighty three feet in height, forty
feet in length and ten feet in thick
ness, slightly arched, and is cover
ed with a verdsnt carpet Of moss
and vines. This is Che Saratoga
and Niagara Of Ohio. So history
will write.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-10-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

aJudge of Fayette Common Pleas Court
[E.s, DrcKEY, of Highland County.
faJbate judges. B. YEoMAX.
Prosecuting Attorney,--J B. PRIDDY'
ShSrif.-JAMEs STRALEY.
CLERK of Court.-R MILLKAN.
Auditor. MoCANDLEss.
TFeasurer.-A, O. JoHSsoNs
Recorder.-zSW. HE6GLER.
SntBeyor. .-4,J AcoB DREAMER.
gbroner.-H. LyMEs.
O6mmissioncrp VIM H. JONES, ALLEN
aEaGLER, B. F THOMAS.