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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
sA.NgEE MERRILL.
by the Governor
ED WRIGHT,
SECRETARY of SrArB.
JEsUP CEMETERY.


AR. l. Thename If this corporation shall
BE tie Jc-up Cemetery Association. and loea=
ted at Jesup, buchanan County. Iowa.
Arr. ? The object Of this iucnfl Grafton Il
TO enabe the citizens Of 1eanp 10 establish a
cemetery, and Transact legally all business 10.
Ultimately connected tbete~sih.
Ant. 3. The capital stock shal 10 twa
thousand dollars u he divided iuto tieity
shares o. twenty five dollars each, and tho as
sncatinn shah be organized fer the trahsao.
tion of business whenever i've hundred dollars
OF stock is subscribed
Arr. 1. All persons signing these articles
Of Incorporation -hal be members of this az
ISOLATION. and shall be stockholders to tho
amount of enc share, and no person not a stock
holder shall be member VI this association.
ART. 3. The Liabilities Of this association
shall not exceed nj any me time, two thirds Of
the amount Of stock subscribed.
ABr, 6. The stock of this company shall DO
transferable, aud private property OF members
shall not be liable for corporate debts, except
for on amount Of unpaid stock,
Agr. T. The officers Of this association shall
be president, secretary, treasurer. and two Ill.
=eetors, who shall be the board Of trustees, md
be elected at the annual meeting 10 be holden
on the first Monday Of October, a. D.. is6V,
aud annually thereafter. ard hold their ofrees
for one year, and until their sacc, ssors arc
elected.
Arr. s. The following named ycrsons shall
be the board Of trustees until the first annual
meeting and until their successors ard elected :
Isaac Muneey. Presidents o. Denton, Secretary
j. VI. lioyey, Treassrer; X. $. Searls aud
George Grafton, Directors.
Arr. o. The board Of Trustees shall trans.
at all business Of the association subject to
general or specific orsers Of the corporniian.
ART. 10. All yaeanee. in tho officers Of tho
board Of trustees shall le filed, anl all business
Of the association conducted in strict con.ormi-
ty to the bylaws, if net inconsistent with tho
laws OF the State.
Arr. IL. This incorporation assumes 10 II
self all rights and immunitis which nOw,at
or may hereafter be conferred by Law upon in-
corporations Of similar character.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
Original Nntice.
STATE or IONA, -
Iaesansn coaay,


To DAVID @. PewKEs.
lou are hereby notified that there will BE on
fle or before the 1T day % October
l>ss, IN the ofiee Of tie Clerk OF tie Di..-.s;
Court u buchanan County, State Of Iowa. {
petition Of tie City Of Inlrp naense, claiming
Of y8u the sum Of $685. fer work labor
dome and materials furnished On Court and
E.izabeth Streets, for building 9 sidewalk on
the west side OF lgt four q, and On the north
side Of lots three lSi an four 81 IN block No
;. in Independence, Iowa. except forty feet on
the South side Of said lots; als1 asking in said
petition that tn amount above claimed he de-
elaTei a lien upon said lots except 4e feet of
If south side, together With tie amount o.
penal. es provided b. law.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon Of the Second day If the Octo-
her Terra, 1865, Of said Court. default win he
entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon.
d. D. U0IDRIDGE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

A we'll known comedy that could
never be- represented on the stage or
any where elsc-"The Silent Wo-
lnan."
The freshest literary sensation is
the poem, Earthly Paradise" Wigs
lv, who was recently married, says
lie shall not have to purchase; got il
already at home.
"Know thyseli'' is Grecian max
i'm. The advantage of carrying it out
is that you will always have an ac-
quain,ance at hand, If it isn't quite
SO gorgeous.
Teacler-"If a man gave you a
hun lrcd dollars to keep for him, and
died, what would yon do? Would
YOU pray for linn ?" Candid pupil
mo, sir; but would pray for another
like him."
The Grccian bend is made to cover
about every attitude and movement
that can be named. 1t includes the
stagger Of tipsy Ounce, the wobble
OF . graccless cook, the awkwardness
OF o mulberry lout, and the mincing,
niiggIing gait and inclination Of the
elastic Miss just opening into woman
hood.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
20 CONTRACTORS.

cYFIcR or BOARD OF coaHTssfosEns ron
ArprrioNAL HospirAL FOR raE INSANE,
lSDEP.sDEScI, Iowa, Sept, 1868.
A,EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the undersi gne1 at the Office ofAlbert Clark,
mt Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa until
u o'clock N. on the 18th day Of October nexs.
for tho erection of ono longitudinal and two
transverse wings Of the new Hospital building
nj Independence, provided by Chapter " o.
General Laws. passed April 4th, 1903.
Proposals must state sum in gross for furn-
i.hihs materials and doing all the work rcqnir-
Ell to complete that part Of the building now to
be erected, according to the plans and spcciica-
tions, except tho heating apparatus proper. Tho
stone for the ashlaf and NIL dressings for the eg
terrier 10 be from the Anamosa, Farley or Ep-
worth guarries, or others of suitable quality In
Iowa,and bidders must state price for the work
done in each Of the kinds Of stone named tho
Commissioners will decide which stone shall BE-
used after the bids are opened
Proposals will also be received for all work In
the mason's department including all stone
work. brick work and plastering also all other
work not included in the mason's department.
All proposals must he accompanied by bond
Of three thousand dollars to the State Of Iowa,
conditioned that the person pursons making
the proposals will enter promptly into contract
FOX doing the work. in ease tho shall be
awarded 10 him or them. n 0 bids will be consid-
which do not conform to tho above require
manis
The party 10 whom the contract shall 10
awarded will be required TO give bonds in the
sum Of one a inrter of the amount of the sum he
is to receive for said work, to be approved by
tho Board.
The commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any or Ill proposals received which they
shall deem incompatible with the interests Of
the State.
Plans and specifications will be on exhibition
at the Office Of Albert Clark on and after the stA
Of October. 1865. nj Independence.
For further particulars contractors arc refer
cd to Chapter W, General Laws Of Iowa. 1913.
MATTRIN l. FISHER,
ALBERT CLARKE.
E..G, MORGAN,
ilisw, Commissioners
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

RoBERT OUIn, the rebel coInmiss-
Toner for the exchange of prisoners,
is now put forward by the Seymour
papers as commissioning the suffer
ia-s of the Federal soldiers in the
slaughter-pcns at Anacrsonyilio, III
order 10 increase the rcprobalion
which sl.onld attach to General Gran,
Ser not rescuing these men when he
l. I'd it his power. III his earlier cor
respondencc Oaid first laid the blame
OF the torture inflicted at the instance
OF the Confederate authorities Of
Richmond on Mr.. Linco!n's admins
tratipn then he imputed the offence
TO Secretary Stan.on; again Lie
changed lis grouncd, and said il was
all the result of General Buffers do
il4cs. Now General Grant is selected
as lis victim. But i, is imnaterial
what Ould says in the interest OF the
Seymour party. Let rs see how this
:. TREAD Of the New Ysrk Copper.
head candidate regarded the Federal
soldiers while TIC exchange was go
ing on:
Sir: A flag Of truce boat has ar
rived with $50 political prisoners
Gen. Barrow and several ether prom
inen, men among them.
Il wish you 10 send me at 4 O'Clock,
Wensday morning. all the military
pisoners Except tfiicers) ani all thu
political prisoners yon have. lfanl
Of the political prisoners have OF
hand proof enough to convict then
of being spies, or Of Irving commit
ted other offences which should sub
ject them to punishment. 50 state OF
posite their names. Also state weth
er You think, under all the circum
stances, they should he released.
Tie arrangement 4 hare mad
acorks largely il. our .faror. We ge
rid Of a set Of miserable arches, an
recesve some If the dest material Iece
sie.
"RoBERT OULD,
Agent OF Exchange
"Briy. Gen. WISDEE. "-Iosto,
yruuscriyt
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

We saw a farmer few days agc
who told us he came 10 this Stat,
three wears ago. bought land at $40 al
acre. & go acfes) raised two crops OF
wheat which Vi lded him $4,000, and
nowhis land would sell for $40 an a
ere and he has not expended over g
90 in improvements. Tits wild CIV,
him clear profit Of $500 fer three
years labor besides the increase Of his
stock and subsistence OF his family.
Who says farming don't pay in this
country ? Coarier.
How these +" I,iosc- Holders " are
robed and oppressed by the bloatet
Dosad IIolcicrs..'' Ii that farmer wants
to sell his farm year from now fol
S24.oo an acre lei him vote for Scy
incur and Blair and another rebellion
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

The idea d the Irish supporting
Grant and Cvlfax Collax. the mogua
O. IN NV N0,hingism = Courisr.
Sing small 10 this tune, Mr.. Courier
You viii ge; another paddock put o.
your mouth like that put on wheI
yopr changed us with crying dowi
the Catholics ana we showed ;ha
.ou grossly insnl,ed them only q few
months ago.
Il is not truc that Colfax was
Knowno,hing.
But how abont Frank Blair, VIII,
was once leading Knowno,hing an'
told the Finncgans al s.. Louis &
GO to ireland "anl stay there y
How about Theodore Randolph
democratic candidate for Governor 9
New Jersey, who, with every othel
subordinate on the ticket with him
was, during The proscripiive reign O
Natiyeism in this country, lis mos
violent advocates:
How about Prentice, of Louisville
the leader Of your much hoasted dem
ocra,ic majority in KentncAey, who
as knownothing leader, cncoui.
aged mob to shoe, down foreigners
And how about Wallace, the great
pulled up, pcmpous and never to-be
vanqui>hed champion of democrac!
in Musca,ine, who as everybod.
knows. WAS the leader OF the Native
American party here while !, existed
Let us hear I. ON yoa about these
men, Dir. Courier,-Nrscattne jour
nal.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
a LEADER.

Thar those who have Union men,
and WHO from false IDEAS, have assoc
ciaied themselves with the Democrat
ic party, supposing i IL be the party
of Joifcrson and jackson, may Learn
Their error, We give the following icle.
gram from one who is now leading
Democratic politician.
CuArLLtYoN, ). G., Oct. Is, CO.
Hon. JTn. n lEiles, Richmond,
ID.
Has the lii for the execution OF
Abolition prisoners after January ncN'
been passed ? Do II, and England
will be stirred into notion. IL is higl
time 10 proclaim the black flag after
that period. LIT tie ocsctttioa b,
arih he ga~rote. q. I. BEAvRE
GARD
Does that cause Your patriotic
blood to course through yoar vein'
with love fol Democracy, you wh'
have served your country? Sucl
men us Beaurpgard lead the Demo
cratic party now, and for The sake o
your past honor IDLE record as soldier
al the Union, don't you be fount
training under their leadership.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

Governor Seymour. in his address
to the Democratic Convention, said :
ave earnestly wish to accomplish the pur-
poses OF tie war, MS we understood them. :
We have no doubt Of it. -Four
years ago, Governor Seymour presi-
ded over Il like convention, which
understood the war to be ''tail-
nre.n General Forrest, Wade lamp
ton, and other delegates whom Gov
ernor Seymour addressed, understood
tie purposes Of the war" to be the
control OF the Government by the
South, or dissolution Ct the Union.
Failing in the la tr, Governor Sey-
mour deserves credit for trankness in
saying that they earnestly wish to
accomplish" the former. Who can
doubt it?- Gicoyo Journal.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

THE AMERICAN ORGANS are Superior In
i their great fullness and completeness of
tone, and elasticity VI touch. and are finished
In the highest styls Of art, In Pannsiisd Oak,
Walnut, Rosewood and Jot
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
REFERENCES :

Ecer.u gear increases the topm-
lnrstJ Of this rGiuab.c Hair Hrep-
as<sf:on, Eliich il dua to merit
aI3Mc. We can Cssnre our oii
patrons that i. is Kept fully up 10
its high standard. ard 10 tlsesc
se'ho hare ncrer use! st arc can
confidently say, that it is the Only
reliable ana perfected prep0rI-
ton to restore t:RA1 OH FADED
HAIR 10 its youthful color. max
ing IL soff, ftistroHs. and siik;ess !.
the scalp, by its use. becomes
a.hite aud clean; IL sefnores all
e'MpfiOns aud dGndfH1', end By
its tonic properties prerenss the
hair. from falling out. rs 1. slim
utdses AID aouijshes the hair
glands. By rs use the hair 0rotcs
thicker and stronger. In 5dltine,-
It restores the capillary gfdnHs
to their normal ciCor, and uiU
create a nep QroE'th except In
extreme Oil age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
srer used. as IL requires fcmes.
applications. Gnd Ciras the H0ir
thl. sp.cndits glossy appearance
so MACK admired bY al. 4. a.
HaYes, III. d.. State Asxaycr az
Mess. says, 1.-The constituents are
pure aud CAREFULLY selected for
e-rccifeat quality. ard 1 consider
IL the Il EST for
its intended pus;,cSes.' He pub
lisi a treatise oH the hair, Ehich
IRE send free by mail sspoa appsi-
cation. rriiich contains so.nuse0-
;Gtory notices from ciergyfscn.
physicians. fhe press. and others,
lie hare made the study of the
Eufs. mud us ,ffsf,.efx a sreciHH
fo,. years. ard Ino,c that u'e make
the mos. e.Jeetsrs preparation fos
the restoration aisd TIE preserra-
ton Of the hair, e.rfaff. ard q
Acknowledged by the best HedI
CT: and 6eEsIcai Authority.
SD y al Draer'ss snd Dealers - Asd.es~e
COOK, coauRR 4 CO.
Geai Aren't. fer Nor.l-W sstsrn States
81 DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

hereby order that the above notice be pub
Isle for The tims prescribed by law, in the
buchanan County bulletin, . newspaper pub.
ished at Independence, in said county and
state.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
Ry D. l.. SMITH, Deputy
August 9th 1855
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

OFFICE or BOARD OF caaRTssiGsEns ron !
AIDITioNAL HospIrAL FOR THE INSANE,
IxpEp,NpENcE. InMA Sent 1858
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

To be held at Lyons and Clinton, September
3sth and 30tn, and October 1st and I'd, 1868.
3d. 600 in Premiums. The customary facilities
offered by all transportation lines. Copies o.
the Premium List, or any Information concern
ing the Fair, eheerfulIy furnished on sppliea
ton to
JIM, SKATER, Secretary.
Pairheie, iowa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-06
Grand Pianos s. Square Grands
A LAsKA DIAMONDS.

A newly discovered tran pnrent carbon
lied quartz, equal in briliancy to the real
diamond, mounted Mt ouI own fucto y, in
astisiic diamond settings, guaranteed fine
gold, and sold by Us at one fdteth OF the cost
Of real diamonds, to which they are equal
in every respect except intrinsic value,
Solitaire Ear drops. per pair, SO sand S6 +,
Solitaire Fnger'riugs, SO aud $40; Solitaire
Gents bosom Pins, SO, So So. go Sl5;
$40; Solitaire Gents Studs, per set, So,
5, $40; Cluster Gents Bosom Pins, sl0 and
l2;Genrs Cluster Bosom Pin with tail.$l0,
Cluster Pin and Earrings, $40 and S25;
Cluster Cross, SO. $40 and al5; Cluster
Cross Bosom Pin aud Earrings, so and
S25; Cluster Finger rings, 50 SO $40 and
sl2
E.f5- Orders less than IS must be accom-
panied with Post-ofiice order, and the
goods sent free; orders exceeding that
amount by express, for collection ou deliv-
cry customers paying all express charges
TRY US, Address
JAMES 4. MONROE s. CO.,
rr lMPoRTERs AND MANUFACTURES,
oct8O 2m 1915 Broadway, New York,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-06
CHooL BooKs& STATIONERY
d. b. PAYNE s BROTHER,
81 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va

VI MAN street, Lynchbure, va
Are now receiving their supply Of School
Bnoks, Stotionery, Sc To meet the want,
at the Fail Srus0n; and would inform
Teachers aud others purchasing Scho
Books by lhe wholesale, thar hey will sell
rnr this Srasun Mt strictly New York ana
Philadelphia Wholesale PIECES.
They will retail ALL Books and Station.
cry e. low as they can be had IN this mar
KIT, and we believe m any other market
Csll before p0rchsicg and they will satisf,
All, TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
On hand also Pianos, Cabinet Organs,
ho,ic, Window Shades, and fan p,a"rt
ment of Wall Paper. stW4 In
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-06
THE WASHlLILN HOUSE.
YNCLBURG. ~.
I'M N EW HANDS

DEING the owner of this valuable proper
u ", have taken charge OF it on my own
account, with determination Of making {
% FIRST CLASS HOTEL in an Of it, de
p irtmtnt~, having had il thoroughly rcfttod
and furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all cunyeniences
and comfort.
The table will be kept well supple at al
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the baI will be furnished
with the purest of LIQUORS. WINES. &c,
and neither surpas,ei byany in Virginia.
The services Of Mr.. NJ p. B.edsoe have
been secured to take charge = principal man
ger, assisted by Mr.. NJ. }. Gibbs, both of
them highly caPrnle Of conducting the bust
ness Of hotel keeping, and being well known
rs such, can with confidence assure the pub.
lie that in putropizimg the house, they will
nave no cause To- complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
ulHrly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depot, free Of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient 10 the
principal business OF the place. with the
Po>tofice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates,
conf lently expect a fair share of patronage
from my friends and the public.
T. C.. S FERGUSON.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. ., 1868.
fcb2l Gm.-r'd Oct. 23.tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12
Save what We have Paid Fort
Edllor Eanetle oeanln Herald.

Editor Faystts County Herald
Have any ofour citizens in Fayettf
county, ever made any estimate 81
what it would be worth to ON
county II the present grading m
our Plies could only be preserves
as they are, and prevented from
washlngH Our observation has
been, that when the banks are well
set in grass--as IL can be done4-tb-
fore the weeds get a start, II pr.
serves It in good order for time TO
come. We win suggest that in the
absence of any better regulative
system, each land-holder will cen
tribute the waste seed from Bis
manger, with few hours laborsin
scattering it along the banks ID
front ofhis own land, and ouropin-
ion for it, he will see an invest
ment of it in five years, equal to
twenty-five per cent. Of the first cost
of the road. Now is the time, and
the best time. O. c.. B.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12

The AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL.
Every Farmer and Stock Breeder
should send for copy CT this val
liable Monthly Magazine. The
proprietors offer valuable Premi-
ums of Blooded Stock, rare Seeds,
and many other useful articles
Only $1,O0 a year. Specimen cop
les free, with list of splendid pre-
miums to Agents. Address, N. P.
Co, rublishers, Gum Tree,
Chester Co., Pa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12

In private letter from Leon,
Decatur Co., Iowa, the writer says
he has seen in the HERALD a notice
of the religious revival here. In
that place he says an extensive re-
vival is in progress. Up to the
date of his letter (Feb. IL, 129
persons had united with the Meth
odist Church, and go had Joined the
Camelite Church, which, consid-
ering that Leon is a little village
of only two or three hundred in
habitants, he thinks is more re-
markable gathering in than that
which has rewarded the efforts ofthe
Church here.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12
NEW YORK MARKEr.

NEW lUKK, MdrCh " IbO6.
Receipts for the week: Beeves, 5491; Sheen
and Lambs q T30: Hogs 1920
BEEF CATTLE = The market to-day was
only moderately active. Extra lots sold at
19s{c; prime 19k91s1se; 1stquality, 1Tk9l6e;
fair to good, 161@17hc; inferior to ordinary,
12lD16c
SHEEP-To-d -dayataIl the yards the market
was only moderately active and prices were
day. Quotations-EXtra 8A99%c; prime. s9
8hc; common to good 64@71sc; Inferior &C.
HOGS-The market was dull and heavy to-
day at 999Ac for common to heavy prime
cOrn-fet
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12

COMMON PLEAS CoURT. The fol-
lowing cases have been disposed Of
at the term of Common Pleas Court
for this County which commenced
on Tuesday of last week:
Richard Smith vs.. G. & 2. Rail
road = claim of $500 90 for stock
killed. Jury disagreed
T. M. Gray vs.. Charles Adams
Plaintiff claimed $1,000 attorneys
fec in defending Jno. Adams, Ver-
dict for 5000.
VIM. Pursley vs., Simon Fultz.-
Plaintiff claimed $500 for damage
to hogs by reason of the defendent
placing diseased hogs near those of
the plaintiff. Verdict for the de-
fendent.
Samuel Willis VS.. The Board of
County Commissioners. This case
was referred to NJ. j. Williams to re-
port at the present term the facts in
the case.
There were but few cases upon
the criminal docket for trial. Two,
only, were tried by jury, to-wit:
State VS., Joseph Rusk and Milon
Burk, and State VS.. Brent OFT and
Jacob Miller, both for keeping a
room. The verdict of
the jury in each case was "Not
guilty"
The Grand Jury found five bills
Of Indictment, to-wit: | Murder
n the Second Degree; l Horse
Stealing; Grand Larceny; l Pet
t Larceny; l Influencing a Wit
1ess.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12

- In our report of Real Estate
transfers last week, an error occur
red. One transfer which was print
ed Geo. G. Rittenour to A. G.
Hankins," should have read "Geo.
&c. Rittenour to Alden Thompson" "
The decd was for 270 acres of land
in Madison township. Price paid,
$4,000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12
The Market Reports, &c.
CINCINNATI MARKET r.

CINCINNATI. Maroh 0, 1865
CATTLE.-The receipts have not been ex-
cessive, but the demand has been light and
the quality of the cattle inferior, prices have
suffered decline of Csc on the lower graoes,
while choice stock is in good demand at pre-
ylous quotations. We now quote inferior at
So 1904 80; medium at 81 7595 Is; prime at
So 75965O, and shipping stock at &19S per 100
lbs, live weight.
SHEEP-The market has ruled heavy and
slow, upon liberal supply and less active de-
mand. Common to good sell at So 5O95 and
HOGS-There is good demand for extra
heavy hogs, and they would bring 80 30 or even
$40, but most of those received are light, and
the market for them is heavy at 81 5O@9, gross
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-03-12

- Miss Lida Millikan has just
received large lot of moulding,
and is now prepared to furnish pic
ture frames to order on short mo-
tice. Also, oval frames constantly
on hand. Soiled pictures, cleaned
and framed, at reasonable prices
Place of business, I'd door East of
the Book Store.