Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
NEWS IrESTs.

a large sum Of. counterfeit coin
was fond ~ a hollow log IN Merl
fnr county, RepnsSlEqaia, The other
day.
North Carolina papers declare
that the State Bank is about 70 go
into bankruptcy, with aiarge loss
to the State,
Thirtytlousand bushels ofpeach-
es were shipped from three stations
in Warren county, Ohio, during tho
past season. ''H y wv
An important seizure OF SNUG
eled goods was made in Boston,
Saturday, consisting Of 200 cases
Of gin, brandy and wine.
Peat is used in Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, in common stoves pro-
yided with CRATES, aud is giving
satisfaction 50 far as heard from.
b II is calculated that there are
now about 81, 900 Chinamen settled
in California, nearly all being ma
tiyes of the province Of Canton.
The executors Of James Buehan-
an have contracted for the erection
Of monument over the remains
of the late ex- President, at Lancas
ter, Penn. sla
Bishop Duggan has prohibited
dancing of any kind in the CsthO-
lie Diocese Of Chicago during fairs
or hazaars held for charitable pur-
poses.
Immense quantities of Winter ap-
pies are being purchased and ship
ped from Wellington, The prices
naid range from 40c to 60c per
5u3hel ailo aiuoH.
amount Of coal shipped from
Massillon to Cleveland vis canal is
immense. Nearly 100 boats are
constantly employed transporting
this commodity from the mines to
market.
Rosenberg, the leading spirit in
the business Of procuring fraudu-
lent naturalization papers in New
York City, has been held to bail in
| 9 cases, for $1,500 each.
United States Marshal Murray
has arrested Lewis Cuddenback,
Clerk Of Orange county, New York,
| and two deputy clerks, charged with
naturalization frauds.
Josiah L. Pike has been convict
ed for the murder of Mr.. and Mrs.
lThomas Brown, of Hampton Falls,
In. H., and sentenced to be hung
the second Tuesday in November.
The dry goods store Of Brown,
lThompson u Co, in Hartford,
lConn., was burgIariously entered,
Iand robbed of silks to the amount
of from $4,000 to $4,000, on We'd
nesday night.
Many fruit growers in Maine we're
large losers by the late snow-storm.
| Hundreds ofbushels of apples were
frozen on the trees, Farmers were
unprcpared for such a sudden
change to cold weather.
| a Berkshire Mass gentleman
| purchased ten thousand bushels OF
| corn at Albany, one day last week,
! and was offered $4,000 for his bar
gain the samed dayd5 Aregular corn
dodger. lgsls iii .5e. ot-,..
Marcus Levy has been held for
/ examination atNeW York in default
1 of 81, 1000 bail, for an attempt to de-
fraud the government Of taxes on
4 distilled spirits. He absconded and
was orrested in Philadelphia 5.'
4 The President has pardOned
I Jones Atkinson, who has served
Iflfteen months of ia term of fifteen
years Imprisonment for counter
J feiting, on account of fold age and
infrmityr1pbH3d ga1e I'D lE 979
Report says tile Erie Railway
Company has bought Pixies Opera
House, in New York, for $500 sO0O
and contemplate establishing their
offices in the front Of the building,
]. renting the Opera House for its le-
gitimate i1urpOse.27d aai ftiT 7i7
i A man in Toronto who has been
t, for "a Years deaf and dumb, caused
by scarlet and .typhus fever when :
wears of age. suddenly recovered
the full use Of his senses of hearing
+ and speech a few days since.
:, 1tHI Ht if0li1 liz iHtF & HeHff. nh
lThe women, of Rqshfard, Mime.
sofa, visited the saloons OF tina
place a few days since, and tried tc
persuade the keepers to turn thell
liquors into the streets, and prom
ise not to sell such commodities i
: futmen The pleaders dihLnot sue
hecsd.gtqdT 19ama4aG d. hT %
FHA A promjnentDem Porte
township Porter CO. Ind, who hat
: two sons at home old enough Il
r vote, told them that if they yotet
/ the Republican ticket at the lat lat
election thev must leave his house
e Tbey Voted the ticket without
+ scratch, and were driven away from
flhone. rW tnsHibHsgf Haoiiitis
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