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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
LETTER FROM MISSOURI.
Death of one of the Russelville
Robbers.

LEES SUMMIT, Mo-, April 5, '68.
Editor Fdyette County Herald:
Last evening as the train haulted
at the depot, small, light com
Iplexioned man stepped from the
train to the platform. Strapped to
his belt were six navy reyolvers
cleaning in the evening sunlight.
With determined step, he sought
his home a few PAGES distant, where
his wife and children were awaiting
him.
After supper, he and his family
drove over to his fathers, about
two miles distant, intending to re-
main there during the night.
Not long had he departed before
an officer from Independence, Mo,
arrived with warrant for the ar
rest Of Oliver Shepherd, a noted
Fbushwhacker, robber and. highway
man, who had often avowed he
could not be killed by q bullet"
or "arrested by any set of men"
The officer put the warrant into
the hands of the "Vigilance Com
mittee,' whose business it is to
hang horse-theiyes and robbers
They were not long in buckellng
on their revolvers and loading their
shot guns with buck shot All be-
ing ready, they set out in pursuit. of
one Of the most daring and black
hearted men that ever set footuponI
the soil Of Western Missouri,
They first surrounded his house,
but he was not to be found. Then
they rode about two miles to his
brothers. house and surrounded it,
but yet they were disappointed
They then rode a short distance to
his fathers house and surrounded
1t, Then they demanded the body
Of Oliver Shepherd, but he would
not surrender, and commenced
firing through the Notwithstanding
and windows at the parties outside,
which was returned promptlys
just as the dim twilight lighted
up the distant hills, Oliver Shep-
herd stepped quickly TO the door,
and with firm, steady hand, open
cd It, and shouting as he stepped
forward, "Where are your id
cocks r. a dozen guns re,
sponded, and Oliver Shepherd, the
of Russelyille Rank, fell
heavily to the ground llfeless
man.
The robber was buried in sight
Of town to-day ReHolyers swung
from many belts, and one word
would have made bloody work.
This evening The friends ofShep-
herd say they intend to burn Lees
Summit to the ground, The citi-
zens have been arming all day,
ready for the attack if it is made,
Shepherd is the fifth man the
has disposed Of, and
If Shepherds friends come in this
evening, few Of them win escape the
doom of their companion and
friend, FAYErrE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16

- The ''Demoeratios candidate
for Governor of North Carolina,
N B, Vance, while rebel Governor
of that State, in 1863, in address
ing rebel regiment, appealed to
them in this styles to
"Boys, fight till hell freezes over,
and then fight on the ice-iight un-
til YOU'LL hell so full of Yankees
that their feet will stick out Of the
WindOwsl" &c,
Vance ought to be a delegate to
the New York Convention Of July
4th next, and most probably, will
be.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
NOTICE 70 ROAD CONTRACTORS.
N0nCE 10 ENTERTAINERS.

CEALED Proposals will bo received at the
~ Auditors ONCE in Washington q. H.,
FRvette County, Ohio until O'Clock Z, NJ. Of
saturday, the 9th day Of May, 1883, for the ma
King and burning offr0m three 10 five hum
dred thousand brick. delivered in the kiln ON
the County Farm, known as the Carder Farm,
2miles North of Washington, on the Washing
ton and Columbus Road, In said county, In ac-
cofVlance with the conditions and specitca-
tons ON file in the Auditors ptiee,
COMMISSIONERS
OF Fayette County, Ohio.
BY A. MoCANDLESS Co. Auditor,
April 16, 1868 2itwS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
OHIO FARMERS'
Insurance COmp'y.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 8, 1867.

THE OHIO FARMERS INSU-
Il RANCE COMPANY, is devoted exclu-
siyely for the Insurance of Farm Property and
grants Policies for a much less per cent than
any other Company. am the Agent for this
County, and will call on the Farmers at their
homes; ID. KINNEY, Z, Agent.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16

.CAmAIGN,-Ow proposals for
receiving campaign subscribers is
meeting with ready, and to us, a
very satisfactory response, We
proposed to receive campaign sub
scrlbers, commencing on the 7th
Of May and continuing for seven
months, for ono dollar, cash, in ad.
vance. A great many are anxious
TO commence earlier, and names are
daily coming in for the campaign,
asking for the papers to be sent i'm
mcdiately. We are complying with
Ill apch requests. SO forward the
names as soon as you choose Sew
eral clubs arc being raised in the
comfy to commence on the 7th of
May. We hope to receive a good
many clubs Of this kind by the lst
Of May, so we may know whatnum.
ger of papers to print in addition
TO our regular list
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
Notice to Bridge Builders and
StonemaSOnS.

StonemaSOnS.
SEALED proposals win be received at the
- Auditors 0nlce, Washington q H. Fay-
ette County, o., until O'Clock +. M. Of Thurs.
day, the 23d day of April, A. d. 1868, for the
building of the following bridges aud abut-
ments in accordance with the plans and spec
ideations on file at the Auditors Ofice The
bids for the wood work to be by the foot, run
ming measure along the floor oil the BRIDGE
The bids for stone work to be by the perch Of
s5 cubic feet;
1, One span, apen-arched bridge over the
North Fork of Paint, near William Clark's
farm, on the Waterloo and Washington Road
in Marion Township,
D. One span, open -arched bridge over the
fEast Fork of Paint Creek near Anthony
MQore's in Paint Township,
D. One span, open-arched bridge over the
North Fork Of Paint, near Harrison's Mills in
Madison Township.
d. One span, open-arched bridge over Comp
TONS Creek on the Columbus Road on George
) Fullerton's land in Madison Township.
Allproposals to be accompanied with Bonds
Bidders are also invited TO submit plans and
specifications.
VI I. ,ggs... A. MoCANDLEss, Auditor.
March H. 1858. i8std
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16

JACKSON COUNTY TREASURER. "A
the election in Jackson county last
Fall, David W. Cherrington, the
Union candidate, and J. r. Booth,
the Democratic candidate, each re-
ccived lS40 votes-a tic. They
then drew lots, and Mr. Booth drew
the prize. Mr. Cherrington con
tested the election; when It was as
oertained that Mr. Booth had re,
oeived 10 illegal votes, and Mr.,
Cherrington Z Illegal votes, The
Court directed the County Clerk to
certify to the Secretary OF State
the election Of Mr. Cherrington, the
Union candidate, he having received
a majority Of the legal votes cast
SO reports the Jackson Standard
Of last week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16

The impeachment case Is get
ting along rather slowly. General
Sherman was on the witness stand
on Monday, bat the Johnsonites got
no consolation from his testimony.
The Managers had hoped to get a
vote on the question by Saturday,
but yesterday sneWs was that John
sons chief lawyer, Stanberry, was
taken suddenly N, and the Court
lad adjourned over for one day in
consequence,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16

Several Of our Butlernut ex.
change papers have announced with
an enormous flourish OF guns, trum
pets and chicken cocks, the won.
dorful fact that Fairfield, Licking
Crawford and Holmes counties
all voted the Democratic ticket on
the 9th inst.
When, in the name Of Goodness,
did these counties ever give a ma
jority for other than Butternnt can.
didates before or since the rebel
lionl These same papers have
probably just announced 10 their
wondering readers, that "the Dutch
have taken Holland.p
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
China Red Eye!


IINarly Brown Six Weeks, and other varle.
II ties of Beans.
Beet seeds-all kinds r
Early York, Ok Heart, Large, Late Drum
head, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch (for pickIing),
and Sngar Loaf Cabbage seed.
Carrot and CELERY seed ..s
Evergreen Sweet Corn, Extra EARLY Sweet,
"a very early dwarf variety and other varie-
ties of Indian Corn
Cucumber seeds-all kinds.
Tom Thumb Eugenie, Champion of Eng
land and other Peas, ttN
Raddish seeds-all kinds.
Squash, Toaatoe, and Sage seeds.
All the above seeds were purchased this
Spring from LANDRETH, AND ARE WAR
We sell them by the pound or ounce. These
seeds COME CHEAPERth than paper seeds, and
are sure to COME UP if planted
Orders secured for EARLY Goodrich and Har-
rison Potatoes for seed, to be delivered at
planting time.
j. w. u W. p. CLEAVELAND.
Druggists, Washington G. H., Ohio,
March 12, 1858 t6f6w
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-16
--Mr. .. S. Colboln, Of the Perry

MIR. Z. S. Colbom, Of the Perry
County Weekly, has leased the es.
tablishment to Mr.. Jerome Oatley,
who Is in future to be the Editor
and publisher Of the Weekly, We
hope the paper may under his man.
agement prove a profitable enter
prise. The new editog,takes hold
with a good degree Of editorial
tact
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-13

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
sHtRlff's SALES.

HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA MANNEssIEs :
Third District Conrt Of New orleans-No. 2A2l2
RY yIRrUE OF . writ Of herf 6a<sas An
me directed by the Honorable the Third District Court 81
New Orleans In the above entitled win pro eed "a
eel AZ public auction, at the Merchants Auc
Exc snge Royal street tetween Canal and Customhouss
The zst day Of March, 1865 at Il o'clock NJ the oowin
Two oERiAiS LOIS OF GROUND, sisuassd IN IN,
Ph sne. ., TINS cy In the square bounded By Canal
Is snd1L - ~ "s-~'o1 - NUS
Lot No. &c e2 niche. and lines on PhIl,,ps
sweet ~ eet inches and lines and front an ~
ey running nom Phippa 70 Bsronne street. A. feet 10
eeep On TIE SIDE Aext 10 lot No. Is and % feet wide d
LOT No measures Is feet front on he above ..v n,
B feet In depth. ~ 80 -''o sn's, "
sogssss. With the buildings and
~ 1ERns-Cash the mot
e,o- GEO. w. AVERY.
lels mno ~ Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlesnz
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

AucTIoxEER Office and salesroos. So Benvile street.
MONDAY, March ESD, L SIS. at 2 O'Clock
IVA pablo auction At the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custonhouse
Judge Of The Second Dtrict Court Of New Orleans. dated
February H. 1868 the following described real estate viii be
/. PARCEL OR PORTION OF GKoUND, with the
hui dngs and thereon sused In the town
iaubOurg of hneturg et the lake end Of the
Railroad and measuring n American IS feet trent
Elysan Fields the front Mrigny street.
z5 feet inches and lines in depth and frost Lake Pont-
chartrain
covered with states thoroughly I'm shed, containing
large parors small front gallery, hall In
large gallery enclosed with Ye1 etan blinds and used
the dining SELDOM The building has the necessary apparatus
LARGE cserns, splendid iron fountain in Of the
property, abe led walks ornamental garden. pvies
The Buildings the Lot belonging Mr. Philip Bill
onehaf Of which belong the Of Boudro
and which consist Of Frame Hoase covered with clap
boards nainng large psrios Saloons and large
pantry, another luding, containing two rooms, cellar,
Kitchen With three cisferns and pvies also,
building In front well known The Pistol Gallery
: LOT OF GROUND. in the square bounded By Ely
sian Fe Marfrny Frankfort Cour
uTug in American measure s. feet II inches and
trout tysan Fets street BY IL ieet 10 inches and
lines in denth, between parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements consist Of frame House
covered with states containing fonr with rout and
eenets with gallery, pvies three eistsns. sbor
The whole according to plsns made BY Pile Murray
civil engineers and architects which will re exhibited and
two weeks previous to the day 81 sale.
81 fKRNs-Cash IN U. Treasury Notes
Act Of sale. with q g. aterna stamps attached
eos Anedis Ducsts, notary public at purchasers en-
pensA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

now, but for all time TO come. This Is an exalted
tribunal. say it In ne spirit OF compliment, OUT
because feel IL. feel that there Is no more ex-
allied tribunal that could be convened under tne
sun. and nav say In answer 10 an observation OF
one Of the honorable managers, that |, tor one, rs
an American citizen, feel proud that We have as
sembled here to day, and assembled under the err
cumstances which have brought US together: IL
is one OF the FIRST instances in the history Of the
world in which the ruler of q people has been
prest nted BY portion Of the representatives OF
The people for trial before senste sitting as
judicial tribunal. While that ia so It is equally
true on the other hand that the president through
his counsel comes here and submits himself to the
jurisdiction of this court, submits himself calmly,
peaceably, aad with confident reliance on the JUS
tice Of the honorable Senate which Is TO hear his
case sincerely hope that the resolution offered
by the Senator from Ohio will meet the approba.
ton Of this honorable body. Hope the time Will
be given, and that those proceedings which IN all
time to come will be quoted as precedent, will be
conducted with that gravity that dignity and that
decorum which are 81 and becoming 10 the repre-
sentatives Of free and great people.
Mr.. Conkling, of New York. (Union) offered an
amendment that unless cause for delay be shown,
the trial shall proceed Immediately after fling the
replication.
Mr.. Bingham expressed the satisfaction of the
managers with Mr.. Conkling's management. He
denied that the managers were DESTROYS OF Inde-
cent haste but said they did wish to avoid delay
in this important matter. The people demanded
there should be no delay in the trial of the most
fragrant betrayer of trust the world has seen.
The question was on Mr.. Conklng's amendment,
and the vote resulted: ayes, 40 nays. 10.
Yeas-AnthoBy, Cameron. Cattell, Chandler,
Cole. Conkling, CONFESS, Corbett. Drake, Ed
munds, Ferry, Fessenden, Fowler, Frelinghuysen,
| crimes Harlan. Henderson, Howard, Howe, Nor
gan, Morrill,, Me-, Morrill,, Vt, Morton, Nye. Pat
terson. N. b., Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross. sherman,
| Sprague, Stewart. Sumner, Ihayer, Upton,
| Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wiley, Williams, Wilson
| and Yates--40.
Nsys-Bsysrd, Buckalew, Davis, Dixon. Hen.
bricks, johnson, MoCreery, Patterson, Tenn,
Salisbury and Vicker-l0.
The order as amended was then adopted with
cut division when. at 5:l5, the court adjourned
until the Esd instant an .a..
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FlREs.-A FIRE in Canton, Illinois, on the 18th,
destroyed A @. Babcock's dry goods store, and
Blsckdore's harness shop, together with several
Offices. Loss, $50, COO; insurance, s25 900.
The Saltwater brick mills, ia Milbury, Massa-
cbusetts, occupied by the Star Machine Works,
and Chase & Clark's shuttle works, were burned
on the 18th.
A kerosene lamp exploded in the Columbia
Hotel, in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Thursday
night, and the building was consumed. Some ad-
joining buildings were badly damaged.
j. l.. Reynolds wooden factory, at South Mon
son, Massachusetts,, was burned on Thursday.
Loss. $4,000.
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fels mbs n

HENRY W. TAYLOR vs.. J. r. LATHAx-No Is774-
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
hlSlkItE 81 an alias writ OF ferf "a
= ciecec ~ The Honorable the District Court
~. c,lsHns IN me above entitled cause Harry IT.
mc thfin and BY said late sheriff rsnsferrsi
r proceed 70 sell At public auction the Msrchanis and
streets In he Seconi OF this ct On
list day Of srch 1865 u o'clock n the fol-
:, foUk cEsTAIN Lois OF GROUND together with al,
e and Improvements thereon, and apputenances