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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

Exnorts r.. dav we're eSclnsjyeiv for Havre'
- - tn
.. md M, Mo AsSssEnne semanu aor Sugsr
conunuss ialr ~ oooing ana ae.sl way, az r IN
Snsnseu piioes, ana oor na1SSoI qEoto Suua
poA 01saI, srooelf sraues; SuDa n1ss
neaa sugar; groceiy gIaues' li4glSS., yen9w
CARNEY !14VIo4, anu "hI'e 10. iogioscs P ID
we note .ne rece,Pts OF Two nerces lew sugar,
per s,esne, otey Easie pu1 INC oHerlnss oi new
.Eus lsr nave peen YOU slnan 70 give any InuIca
IONS OF tne market, wnicn VIII soon embrace
lair assortment OF tne present crop. Inc STOCK
OF o,o Louls,ans sugar comprises Only Anew nogs'
sesos' Wnne Una. rom Vuos .,n Is very mucn re-
ouceu, wsnou. any aecen. . s..asa wna'er W
augmen. .he SOME wnas res.ric.eu onsr,nes.
Inc h III ; mu,aS gue n;n. s y,
J ~, ; yus a hn;
lne inleIior IIoicele speeuy IesumP1on oi JUST
ness On 'ne p.susotsn. tns.e - sucn VICE range
~ prices s'eareu ior tne lev io,s VI Molssses VI
e new ctop seauy ins' we a,G
90 ~ " .u HSH d1o'""oA' "HioA WYNN iHNie"'0
ru IN ra'eS 5,. a,,s. MA. all ana o,;., ,,;,h
.r I;,,,a daroand n,,,sda 20 uai ~ur ~ ~
.Sn o.. o;,n srsSa Dr. ;,h ~ Vi
csD,;one &c s,;Oh, dsc,ine n srnsrsna havar,Iad
srln w;tban, anr not;caah,a chenga ond saias 90,
~ A., a,'hraos les NE 81 wbeI ITO a.s s s
1881 - e.. isO Snnhi. eta a. s-zs. 900
rrSo;cs t,eb,e a, 20 20 900 40 AZ 60 *. Soo "n
its merits At 10 TX: aO0 choice treble At 40 900
choice extra at sl2, and 200 do. upon private
terms. We now quote superfne at 81; single
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

NEW OhLE MO JAOhsO a " nm EOn n n nN-
ocI D-22 bales cotton Green &co-5l X Powell-s5
Jos Hoy &eo-22 Lacey, Terri &ce--lS Henderson,
Campbell Stong-3 Williams a eon-l3 q Cromwell
L-bman Nevgass &co-9 Barrett Lesassier3s r Al
a son-10 Ben Gerson--6 II N Allan &co-6
Oglesby--6 Richard May All PeaIe Aco-23
son-is Britton Mosre-s : white,mb-2J Huey AGO
Winston. Morrison &col2 Jennings, Gates &co-5 koby
Harvey &co-3 furnbul Kerby &co-3 Goodrich Railey-
Harrison Son-22 Buckner &co-f Jno Chafe Bro-5
j w Homan &co-S Jno Hsrdie Aco-l Kern shesrsr-l
Owen Bros-l6 Payne Huntington &co-l Nelson Lsnphisr
October III bales cotton W Freirson Ac,-it Hig-
gins &co e ummers BrsninsI West wnght-D
Green &co-29 Jos hoy kco-3s Lehman, Newg<ss &co-l5
7 Hendepon-5 Campbell 4 strong-l6 q Cromw well
81 Williams A Son. Nelson, Lanphsr AGO.. w Robson
IS Dickmsn, Hn 8co-ls Adams son-ss Payne. Hun
tington &co-7 4 \ Alien &co-2 Barrett Lessassier
Is @ Gordon-S W b rompson-D kichsrdscr Nay
acey, Terry &co-2 Hogan Pstton--8 smith &co-3
Meyer Deutch Weiss NJ Oglesby-5 X Husy 6co-.2o
Cinton-l3 Won Fhul Bros Brittsn Moore-4 Ably
Warren Crsvfsrd &co Fnedlander-7 Battle Nobe-i
Raney-4s n Hitler 6co-2 l. Dunnica &eo-5 Flower
4 @ L Waimsley &co-6 Lane-4 Walker-2E Newm-
an &co-sundriss 70 order-Total GA bales cotton
FEW ORLEANS oPELOUsAs GREAT WEsFBRN-
20 hbs rnoasses q bales cotton LATTE Dufho0 do
A Tetron &co-O do q Mouton &ce-5 Harral &co-2
p j Paw &co-2 Wfltz-l Berzud 0fbert-l A Bon
afon-l = Gring-lO sks cotton Price, Hire Tupper-5
bbls peas Lspsne Fere- bbls nuts Huprs2 eel rice
and sundries suberbee 0sutr.ux-6 hides bd SKINS
ve-Ilb 10 hides evenberg-l3 hides Deblanc
Beer- bd hides 20 SKIS pos,oes Gourdan-2 bbls
Wasb-ls6 empty barrels 255 hides hhds tsov %
&co-7 hides bdl skins simms. Levy Dsneus-ssso IN
specie Tompson-S76 50 do smms. Levy Densxrs-Ss5O
do bad cattle sundes ordsr-ToAl
81 bales cotton % bbls msiasses .rf
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

IypIANOIA AND GALvFSTOy-steamship Clinton
5000 specie Tressury-$250 do Whitney &co-$z00
currency Texas Ex Coll bales cotton Waker-l0 do
A 8 enderson-9 Grief 4 Byrnes-j Francke Dsnneel-
4von Phu Bros-S Demsitt 4 Dibrs-3 H Peale &co-a
A Bennett 6co-2 Chenoweth Casey &co-l williams 4
SON. do sks wool Ho d-2 Is peas bills tsllow
Frspcke DaDneel7 ties tai 26l bbls beef half bbs
tongues Converse Dnxbury-3 SKIS wool Pilsburyl66
head cattle IS yearngs McQond Mehesundres 70 order
Total So bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer LOUISE bales cotton Warren, Craw-
ford 6co-5 Nc o-3 Knox &co-5 bales domestics to
Lehn Newgass &co-20 bxs tobacco DeVan Mason-70
ptg tobacco Henshem-sundries orde-TotA lc bales
cotton
sundres order
PENsACOLA-Schr Charlotte-2O0 0 lsths TO Sanford
acl-l bags W. oil 500 supny sacks to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22
Commercial Sntslligenfe.
CRzscKSr OFFICE, No. "a CAN'T Street,
Wednesday Evening. Oct 81, 1868.

Wednesday Evening Oct q. 1868 J
CoTroN-The market opened this morning with
q fair inquiry and prices firm. Offerings were
ample, in fact were considerably In excess of the
demand, which was about equally divided among
buyers for the Northern and European markets.
Later in the day, however, and after the receipt
of kilograms reporting q decline In the gold and
foreign exchange markets in New York, buyers
refused to go on except at concessions but factors
reluctantly gave way and sales Of 100 bales were
effected before the close of business. The market
We now quote ordinary 2l02l3c., good ordinary
&c., low midding 22ac.. middling 23c. and strict
do. nominal at 23ac., although 10 a few instances
purchases have been made slightly under the
above fipures
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

Orr or JnBvBRsoH. {

CIYY Js1vBnsoH, October 2. 1908
Arrived yesterdsy-126 Texas Beeves, 456
Sheep. Sold-433 Texas Beeves. 3l1 Calves and
Yearlngs, 81 hogs, I'll Sheep and Mich Cows:
Stock on sale-462 Texas Beeves, 357 Calves and
Yearlings, 557 Hogs, 245 Sheep and " Mich
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22
Warint sSntflliaente.

CRzscxxr OFFICE, No. Is CAxP srsxxf,
Thursday, October =. lSda
Cleared Yesterday. ~
Steamship Trade Wind. Morrill,, for Beiss. Hon
VIZ Buddsndorf
1e Thofndfks Norton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

eSe. FOR HAvANA-U. g. MAIL LINE
SsAlf16ak The Al Iron Steamship
Alliance. f,..I
PARKER, Commander,
win leave her wha,f Calope street. First District
as above For H'sn W. R'i fEsk fRRE co. Agents.
Is Carondelet street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
noHaAN LINE o. 9. NAIL sTKAMsHIru
Es. FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
S1E12 Ola The tolo.,ns , ne. iron low'prsssurs
w. Q. Hswes.....l. O. Harris. Aust1ns
q; nary....... sns:; ....... H:rsaa:
Clinton eseP n atssords.
j. W. WILSON, msuder
ym san from foot of st. Joseph street FRIDAY,
0HAs a wH1r: g r. !. Co. r.. 49,
of undsrwrites July is is W '0s 00'1
B-ro bills sfissins signed amer sailing Of the steamer
H1E&& FOE TEXAS
INSIDE BERw1cK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUBAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
.. 81 q: s Pr s': ma ssTR
Days, ct X O'Clock A. H., and the train leaving the Al
:s &: sa = = Sssss ~ 3
Josephine- .".....-............cAPT =. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Msssgorda.. Capt. j. J. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
1esss 70 3 hsd end sl.ss seleet
Rsros to%pssy 10 8 d:ss e sss o. ne :. e
Ferry I''''' on e saSfsss Tickle. Agent
q. W. R. BxYLEY. supsnnss1Gsnk
BRAZO1 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. q. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. October 9th, ct Sac
F.. FOB BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA
SsAIaaRs GALvEsToN-Ths iron steamship
Austin.
s.P FARwKLL, Commander.
WIN ssvs foot Of st. Joseph srsss abovs the steamer
unable the Brazos bar goods to DO delivered
ships tackle consgHees to pay their nghterAga For
freight passage apply 70
cHAs A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents,
80 and 90 Camp strsst-
Freight insured onehs the rates adopted BY Board
Of Underwriters. July I, 1858.
FAO1t11J<A GO1Gxss
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. 8. NAIL srEAxsHlPs
S1 H HzRks. GEDSt KEEs 1AsP2 8sb ky
Through hns Of lad,ns 20 Columbus Ca end lsnhnags
and ~ regular lsndns. On cnssnoes s svs also
routs Freight 70 New York Cedar Ksys Florida Rail
read and g. sss%:sRs e'nn''s q Tn''dnA s lowest
rIHsR v: the following ''.n'A'' to 'a
Alliance, z e PARKER, Commander.
Lavaea, L. q. LIVINGSTON. Commander.
Florida, n. o'LEARY. Commander.
The steamship Alliance.
PARKER. Commander.
WIN leave her vhsrt foo. of cslliOps street, sArUs-
Nv fEikIrs 4 S 60; Ass:s, .;,,..
=. t ssass sss' from AGENTS
TOWBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
- Wishing . .:s.si.s = ssais.si: <EMM
4 and uniform rate Of rovags. and $500.
:.,ns G 8. and
ECLIPsE LlUR
Dwfunerland. Levfathan. Gladiator end
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright snd Sentinel.
YLINE.
Achilles. Ties. n. Mersaas Equator. We.
basks Norman. RepubIie, Tseunseh
WfeaeO and Relloaeos
me- number end power Of the abevs aesocased Ikns u
Yowboafs guaxn1too that oo1nten VIZ ooc Gtuer -
PETER MAgCY, Eenpss Ia
nCHNEIDKB kzUBkBBTER
Henry Wnahf Ina
EDWARD A YOKE Co, y -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

Arrived YESTERDAY.
Steamship Clinton Beckett nom InsiAnola and Galveston
Steamship Alliance Parker from Pensacola to W Perkins
ship aoieonds Dsvis, from Liverpool 10Th August to
Ship Riys,sds. Randall from Shields. Eng, to Lowell
schr chsott Pepper from Pensacola to masss-Nsw Basin
rowBoArs. r.r.-
Norman Cooksey from the Passes-went down ight-and
brought up ships Gelconda and Riverside
~ STEAMBOATS,.
Grey Eagle. Barsnco. from Bayou Sara
Cuba No Aa, Msi 99s% Ss y% Shreveport
Hunt.r. Jesnis sa from the jump
Importer, wil,a@s s, from Fort St Smith
Right Way. sccvsll from Carolina Bluffs
Peerless, Forgey, from st Martinsville
Mellow Coming Up.
Ship Iugomar Bril- Hays 50 days frsm Newport, wales.
Ship sJssss Goodman. IS days from Liverpool to Lowell
Ship MeLsSd BCv2siss; from Liverpool 10th Aug to
Brig FsTsn psn Bsraan from Matansas in ballast
Brig Ksnnsey selman. IS hours Havana, in bal
schr Henry TiaSsrs Richards days from usa. to La
- MemorandA
Southwest Pass Oct 81 BY TELEGRAPH to Crew Nlsk.r
O'Clock this afternoon.
DOHE9T10 P0RTB.
New York Oct l6-Cleared for New Orleans. British ship
whampo Carter ship arcia Day Chase for Galveston
bark Rowiey, kowey for Mobile. schooner Edith
Wheeler.
Baltimore Oct IS saied for New Orleans via Havana,
RocIisnd. Ne Oct 9-salsd for New Orleans, brig
Bckmore Bickmore.
Exports.
BELIZE HON. Steamship Trade Windsor bbls -four 70
pork 5000 feet lumber 2bxs cheese pkgs tobacco SIS
HaVANA-Brig bills -four 20 ties lard 20l
AXIS corn go bran IS 90 feet lumber
HAvRE-Bsrk Nouva Mexique-ll25 bales cotton 1920
slaves Is csks brandy
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. CONE may be consulted at the fol
lowing times and places:
In WASHINGTON, at the Kirk House
on Fridays, after the express train goes
Westuntil it goes West on Saturdays, May
Is and16; Jiine 10 and 20; July "a and
25;EAugust % and 80; Oct, 2and 3; Nov
6and ri Dec. ii and ~. 4
DR.. CONE cures all forms of Chronic
Diseases. as Dyspepsiain all its yprious va
rioties all diseases of the Lungs and All
Passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis and
Consumption; all diseases of the Kidney
Liver, Panercas, and the Glands generally
all diseases of the Heart, Blood and BLOOD
Vessels. all diseases of the Brain and
Nerves, as Epilepsy, ohorea, or St. Vitus
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsey, and generalner
vous innutrtion; all diseases of Females
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms of Screfu
lla, as alsoall diseases of the Eye and Ear
an all other Chronic Diseases,
VY- No charge for consultation, but cast
Cor medicines. .......
April 81. 1868. 22tf .,,..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
mo SCHOOL TEACHERS =

ia SAUNDERS and ". Fl. sT0KEeSsBiER y 3ili;
RY respectfully solicit the attention " aoiUol o
Directors in general, that they are tniIy PI9Sss
pared to renovate OLD BLACK -BO a =. H. IT,
and make new ones win warrant a surface
that rivals the best wall states. II is perfect
ly black, never crumbles and always remains
hard and smooth Win apply to any kind OF
board or surface 1t has been used for more
than nine years in some of the best public
schools in New England. The surface is as
smooth and perfect now as when applied
1t is wonderful in all the good qualities OF
COLOR. SNfOOTHNESS and DURABILITY.
Ii requires no loss Of time in any school BY
application, as the surface becomes DRY and
HARD Immediately.
Testimony to almost any extent can be CIV
en-. from prominent teachers and school Off
GERS. Give MS trial, and if the work is not as
aforesaid no charges win be made
Madison, Pickaway, Ross, hhghBag, Clinton
and Greene, give us u call. Terms liher4l y
|, Address SANDERS n STOKESBERk9,
Washington C. H., Ohio. 37Fm1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
The Great Mass MeetingI


The Union Republican Mass
Meeting held here on Saturday last,
was a decided success. The day
was fine, and the people were out
In their strength from all portions
of the county. We have heard the
number in attendance variously
estimated at from four to six thous-
and, At half past ten O'Clock, the
long line of delegations moved out
to Col. Johnson's grove, headed by
the Greenfield and Madison Mills
Silver Bands where the meeting
was organized, and addressed in a
speech of a little more than an
hours time, by John A, Smith,
Esq, the Union candidate for Con
gress from this District. Mr.. Smith
- N"fH
is an able speaker, and has the hap
py faculty~of addressmgihimself to
his audience in a plain, pleasing,
yet forcible and convincing manner.
He discussed most satisfactorily
for the brief time he had to spare
the political issues of the day. If
there were any in the county who
did not hear him, they will have
an opportunity of doing SO before
the election; for it is his design to
canvass this county, and meet his
friends at the various speaking
points in the townships,
/. In the afternoon, Captain Sheri-
dan, of Louisiana, made an excel
lent speech, and was followed by
Ohio's inimitable orator - Hon.
Sam. Galloway. We will publish
his speech next week, and we wish
everybody to read it.
In another column We give a
more minute report of the days
proceedings, from the correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette.
We cannot close this brief notice
ofthis grand mass meeting, with
out paying our respects to the gal
liant Republicans Of Paint, Madison
and Marion townships, who came
in town in the grandest and most
orderly procession we have wit
messed in many a day, headed by
the Madison Mills Silver Band, dis
coursing soul ul-stirring music. Ev-
cry now and then banners were
borne aloft, with notices befitting
the times and occasion, There is
no mistaking the spirit of the no.
BILE Republicans in those townships.
They mean victory, and victory
will most assuredly perch upon their
banners when the votes are counted
out of their ballot boxes.
But for further particulars we re-
fer our readers to the communica-
ton, in another column, from the
Cincinnati Gazette. 81. ,.- q,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
For the Herald.
Educational.


1t was the great idea Of the fran
ers ofthe law which organized and
established our system Of free Com.
mon Schools, to provide for a sys-
tenn of schools which would furnish
to the youth Of our State all the ia.
cilities for education requisite TO a
preparation 10 enter College, FREE
to every boy and girl in the State.
TO insure this result, provisions for
Graded Schools were made in the
law IN many localities the people
have availed themselves of these
pro vl&ons, and we find graded
Schools in which the child can start
in the Alphabet and 90 on until
well prepared to enter the Universi-
ty. AS "Select Schools" or Acad-
emies and Seminaries, and 'sDenom-
national Schools can be made
beneficial only to the favored Je~-
the wealthy-tllis feature in our
Common School system is a very
happy one, and should be made
much more general than it has yet
been, a'Hl I.
Butm object in penning this ar
ticle is merely to express my graft
flcation at the action Of the Board
of Education Of Washington, in
putting your Graded School on a
proper basis, and in the condition
to enable it to accomplish the high
est results, 1t would accomplish
anoble work did it do no more than
afford ample facilities for the youth
ofyour village proper; but when it
offers to all the aspiring youth OF
the county the best meqns for edu-
cation, it has entered upon glori-
Gus mission, and taken a position
of which not only the County Seat
but the whole county may well feel
proud. I am glad to see this liber-
al spirit in your Board, and pre-
sumo they will be nobly seconded
not only by all your citizens, but
by every earnest friend of popular
education in the county and l think
they will be. m
We have in Fayette many young
persons who are anxious to qualify
themselves for teaching, and for
usefulness in other of the higher
walks of life, who hail this move oi
your Board with great delight; fol
they know that one year in a prop
erly graded school, under such a
Board of Instructors as you have
had the good fortune and good
Judgment to provide, is worth three
or four in a miscellaneous common
school, or miscellaneous "Select'
School either, and much cheaper
than the latter, Success, and the
fullest success, to the enterprise!
JEFFFRsoNvILLE, o. s. 6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
The County Fair Grounds.


We went out to the Fair Grounds
day before yesterday, where we
found q number OF workmen fitting
up the stalls and filing them with
straw, repairing the Exhibition and
dining halls, clearing off therubbish
from the grounds, and putting them
in complete order for the reception
of stock, and articles to be put on
exhibition at the Fair, which COM
menees on Tuesday next and con-
ues four days. Already, several
herds Of very fine cattle have been
entered for competition. We un-
derstand that DR.. Brown, Of Circle
vile, will have two Norman Stall
lions, lately imported, on eXhibi-
tion; many other fine horses will
also be entered for the grand show
We were glad to notice on the
grounds quite number Of stacks
of hay. The pumps, too, are all in
| good working order, and there will
be no scarcity of water, a.rs.
From what we can learn, the
Fair will he worth attending, as the
exhibition Of fine stock ofall kinds,
together with agricultural produc
tions, domestic articles and manu-
factures, agricultural implements,
specimens of fine arts, &C, &C.,
will be much larger than heretofore
probably the largest that has ever
been exhibited at the Fayette coun-
ty Fairs. The premiums are liberal,
the health Of the county is excel
lent, and everything indicates an
unusually large attendance of the
people. Those who have any curl
osity to see the best stock in the
Estate, and about all the people
for twenty miles around collected
together, will certainly attend the
Fair next week, .....-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

EXCURSION. AN excursion train
will be run over the c. q 2. railroad,
from this station to New Lexington,
on Sunday next, leaving this place
at z A. NJ, affording an opportuni-
ty for persons to. attend the camp
meeting at that place. The fare has
been fixed at the very moderate rate
of sI.O0 for theround trip. Il will
be a cheap and pleasant excursion.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
Central Grant Club.

In pursuance to adjournment, the
Central Grant Club Of this county
met in front Of the Lydy House on
Saturday evening last, and the as
sembled multitude listened to an
able and eloquent speech from M.
j. Williams, Esq. Mr.. Williams
position on the various questions at
issue between the two political par
ties was well taken, and sustained
in skilful and master-like manner.
His explanations ofthe reeonstruc-
ton policy, the amendment to the
Constitution, taxation and finance
were too plain, easy and truthful to
be misunderstood by any one who
was notptedctermined not to listen
to, or be convinced, ,,ofanything that
did not accord with the dogaqs Of
the party that arrogates to itself
the righteous Democratic principles
of the country. We trust that be
fore this campaign closes, every yo-
ter in this county at least, will have
the good fortune to hear Mr.. VIII
liams speak ON the political issues
Of the day. i'aIa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
A trlal Of the California stenm

A trial of the California steam
plow, in San Francisco, Saturday,
was pronounced q success. The
machine moved about the usual
speed Of horse, cutting earth six
inches deep, casting weeds one side
and leaving the ground the same as
if dug with spade. A numerous
attendance of farmers and others
witnessed the trial.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nrw Yong Aug %. 1858

The receipts for the week were as follows
5,5s9 beeves, 40 s65 sheep, and is,7Ss hogs.
BEEF CATrLE-The market is low, but
prices are without material change on the
week The following are the quotations =
Prime TO extra 15hdDt6Se; good steers and
fat oxen, 14N l5c; medium to fair steeTs, l22g
14c; poor 10 mediHm, i09l0Lc.
SHEEP--Are in large supply and very dull
and heavy, except for picked lots, which are
a trihe higher: sales were made Of common to
fair sheep at 3<@5c; good to pfiiae - 596e
extra. 6aB7c, and lambs at 7910c. Dog
HOGS--Are fairly active; sales are reported
of prime to heavy corn fed at $40 sell 65;-
medium $SO910 25i common, S09i0i dressed,
$40 7bSD13 -H4 .a A. ... yr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

M. Willard, Secretary Of the
Fayette County Agricultural iSocie.
ty, may hereafter be found at the.
Bank of Fayette, ready to attend
to any business connected with his
duties as such Secretary, q.r v
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

- The Jefferson Township Grant
Club will be addressed on Saturday
evening, September 9th, by Col.
H. B. Maynard; Text:--GoVern-
ment Finances and Equal Taxation.
Let there be good attendance.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

KILLED. Mr. Holden, of the firm
of Yeoman & Holden, of this place,
received a telegram from Lawrence
burg, Indiana, yesterday morning,
that his youngest son, aged about
81, was killed that morning on a
railroad train. he
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

Persons having books entrust-
ed with J. F. Trader q Co., Xenia,
o., for binding, can get them by
calling upon Fl. W, Hamilton, at
the Auditors Office, who is agent
for the above firm atthis place, and
will attend to all orders for binding
magazines and papers, re- binding
books, &c.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

The KISS IN THE DARK.-We
find upon our table, with the com
pliments of the Author, Prof, R.
w Seager, a beautiful piece of mu-
sic bearing the above title, for
which he will please accept our
thanks It is published by John
Church, Jr., Cincinnati, 0.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

eNone name thee but to praise, "
should be inscribed upon every
bottle of"Barretts Vegetable Hair
Restorative" for among all its
would be compeers it stands alone
unapproaehed and unapproachable.
VatcAmaR and Reflector.