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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The President has announced
his intention to nominate Edwin M.
Stanton to the vacancy left by
Judge Grier on che Supreme Bench.
BY this he will place upon the bench
q good lawyer, an upright man, and
one who deserves well Of his coun-
try. It is a good thing to do, on
its own merits, and is a graceful
thing on the part Of Gen, Grant
Gin. Gazette,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The Senate yesterday con
flrmed Il long list Of nominations,
including those Of Mr.. Low as Min
lister to China, and MFR. Blow as
Minister to Brazil.
- A heavy snow-storm prevail
ed Tuesday and Tuesday night at
Chicago and other Northwestern
points, and there were prospects of
general railway blockade.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

DRoBATE NoTICE--The accounts
L and voucher Of Eliza J House, Ex.
ecutrlx Of John House.
OF Elijah Bloomer Guardian Of Amos
Loyd's heiIs.
OF Elizabeth G. Grow, guardian of VIM,
II, Orow's heirs.
OF James Zimmerman, gurdian Of JO.
seph and Eliza ]. Zimmerman.
OF VIM. Smith, guardian Of Thos. G,
McElroy's heirs.
OF 2. W. Heagler, guardian Of Sarah ia
cob and Mary A. King.
ofJas. Straly, guardian OfMary Esand
BENZ. StFaley,
ofJ.G. Bloomer, guardian Of Henry r.
Manly.
0fMilton Hegler, guardian Of Lawson
and Abner Hegler.
ofAbram Bush, guardian Of Mary and
Laura Kirkpatrick
Having been lawfully fled in this Office,
will be for hearing on the 10th day Of jan
uAry, A, D. 1870,
3w. Probate Judge.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The House ofRepresentatiyes,
yesterday, amended It's resolution
providing for the holiday recess,
extending the time till the 10th.
The Senate win probably follow
suit
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

= Four million bushel Of coal
have been started down the river,
from Pittsburg, on the present
rise.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ HERlFE'S SALE.
Joseph stienhart, Plaintiff against David
Gross, Defendant
Order of sale on attachment,
BY virtue Of an order of sale Issued in the
above case from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Fayette County, Ohio, to me directed. and
in pursuance of the command thereof
will expose and offer for sale at pub
llc auction at the residence Of Joseph Stine-
hart, in the town of Washington, in
said county, on Monday january Sd, A. d..
1870, at one o'clock r III. Of said day, the
following described chattel property to-wit:
One hundred and fifty green hides, six hun
dred sheep skins, about twenty-five barrels Of
tallOw, one lot of bags, one lot of old iron, one
lot Of copper and two barrels OF soap; Thesaid
goods and ehattels being ordered to be sold by
said Court in said cause
Terms Of sale, cash. ,..
CONRAD GARIS,
Sheriff, Fayette County, Ohio.
WILLIAMS " GRAY, Attys for Plaintiff,
Dec. 23 1869. 5*w2 prf "a 80
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
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COLUMBUS & MAYSVILLE
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Notice is hereby given, that books will be
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

COLUMBUs-0f of William Dennison.--
Bank of Miller " Donaldson. Office Of Isaac
Eberly. Office Of w, B. Brooks House OF ]. /.
o. B. Renick. skfG
GROVE CITY.-At the House OfJ Grant
HARRIsBURG.--At the Houses Of John g.
Young, w. Chenoweth, d, RenIck, Isaac DoI-
by, J. Hays, Edgar Manning.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
CRIMINAL.

The examinations were continued in the
eases Of David Iiehteuheim and Sigismund Funk,
charged with fraudulenty obtaining $3.50 worth OF cigar
stamps. and Of Faruhan Tucker, charged WIN black
mailing Thomas f. Ray, dister, but no new facts Of
importance elected
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday the following named persOns were committed for
trial 6y Judge Ledwlth John W POmery, stealing 81
worth Of pomade and cologne; Michael T. Dillon steal
ing four pairs Of boots valued SIS and Jesse MuCry
stealing a copper boiler, valued at g. go
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Hogan committed for trial Henry s. Allen and Ed
ward Manoux whose arrest Tor attempting to pass checks
bearing the forged signature OF Alexander orusy at
the Chemical and Bulls Head Banks has been noticed
In THE TRIBUNE. The examination IN these cases was set
down yesterday but tho accused waived a. and were
accordingly committed for trial IN default OF 5000 ard
s. 800 bail respectively II stated TO- court yesterday
that In September last ManOnx introduced Allen 10
teller OF the savings banks In Brooklyn that
soon afterWard Allen presented forged cheek for 5000
which was paid. The accused deny their guilt. William
Smith abOrer residing In MOttst, yesterday ar
rested while driving OF the horse and wagon Of Henry
Bussng "a grocer dong business at No 100 SchCImcr-
bOrl-st Brooklyn. Tho wagon contained aquautlty Of
groceries ana had been left by the owner standing In
Barcay-st. for few moments. Justice Hogan commit
ted tho prisoner 10 The T0mbs to await trial
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
sDFw4LG oGswrcnoNs ON BrolDUAE

D n ~ nj n
The Inspectors connected WIN tnc bureau ol
c,tbrtrrr. brIr,l II tie Street DEPARTMENT have
..t ..- ......I .t... I'D, ..,,.,,..,.. d, i.,.,
ana various c"f'l"u OF "- "'''' li"l tue 'i"'"'"'
ON Broadway Thesr 'uust f1r be must part ~ amhl-
,. ,.,,,., u,,. which h4ye oy,t.r,u.d The limit.
- s....., I'd. 800. g..
allowed Ih'm uJ ""' ana "''' .lt'" '' "'"'' '''' ~
iuc great ds-at OF merchants aud fo ctcit u-
'"' ,., ~, m,
convenience % I1'-''t'l'' ''.-.'' .'' '''~' '' ''
si1cs, shapes aud c0iuf-i nlEtuh md BARRIERS poles,
- illuminated div gpdas boxt. and a ffI
''''' ''' ''''' .''' '
dozen other means aud dtF''H TOT "nN'H'6 ones uu'
.s AZ , .iar have Dr.r taken away by the TBauerf-
t,. i... ti,,t Lr.,. tIl.fu .IYI lu,v tn.t, ,
u,, 49,. frs,'.r w. @
a.. go. "a. f4er,, - ,le H4ffsry Every inch ~
,rtfr ey,rv a,f.re. foot nf durs thai c1urfGd tho
,.c I'.,,d I-f rrs -fr.lf -.folrr M al others
,.,trf,. la., lfa,.arIr8f,d fIs .'.'oUp limo i" lss
,., ,,,, gy a. glf tii town as Tourerutb.-t To-day
~ f,.,I,-. , ,I ... lfr tpsr,l tn IIIrty lourtI.
.H' ti i III i a. rif- r ~, Ir,t,tg,r. Il, .igrrs
~ ~ 49, a. grl.,. t,stn.r tI.loef,r fIr-f sti.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
Jersey CITY, N.J-The Harmonic Society OF of

JERSEY CITY, n 1.-THE Harmonic society ebeI Men on
this city viii give rras TUESDAY evening 1'5 m 1sG s9d we'll
trained chorus instrumental portion Of th eoneett ~ ,r there
S b 70 20 rsS ~ We. programme vocal and ngmsPL, R
Wnesa9oas Tgsc me- & Isos su5,sBeq Of Yevork viii be he
pnc pal The Board Of kgeal 10 t tge IT e pres.
eut year Preparations for ropenng TIE MOTT" orv
sts3 m'o ana sa M. has been ud in tbs city composed Of men %
wealth and influence Who desire he reRea le & Of the @
property the amount Of several millions Is e''is , rpid The
Association propose. circulate petition to-day aud 20 ff Nv 5sye
for signatures until the majority Of the 10 W % Tie
r bTpg The matter before hi iof ,ne
Consolidation Of the cities townships Of Hudson County mo gs
pouoa TO be kae"n as Jef'e G w viii fIS % ,o@a, ngs p
HUDSON CITY, n. 1.-The Winter term OF OF ,d,nb Lne
Hudson County Court vas aaiolh.i y@sl{ @ 3 o & ats. Of
G Judge Randolph spoke high terms Of b., then ava ,e
securing justice TO criminals, lr L'o9' replied @ ~ b Of tho
Si Ssr iar tisiT r' eoaey and consideration
NEWARK. N J,-Robert D. Tuttle, conagGIoTT I..1 .9T
- ~ the Narkst line arrested yesterday 'r Ass' 4
hssr uron keeper who fell oA e rear platform Wsgrps
S SssG % n Constable rho Witnessed the accident; ADD Tu after
giving bal Tor a procured Tue ar[st oI Seleluss aT doing
business No % Mrkrtt Vas arrested by Dstg,i's @ S \ ,Ts
lie admitted to bail by Commissioner Jackson hs S'osi
stock which ega4d was ,e5e oy n5Bay areci stb having
stolen worth Of brushes IRON MCssIs DAon \ h % W
ne f%o SeI,3s NJ E. 'CoSsaes vii boil suua, session
IN tho Central NJ Clntb e2mnel,us t " n,ou suppose ID
10 have been stolen Charles Miller yoaug man wo . noH
awaiting trial robbug ioStry store Of james u
The las not been Meutlrl' - 1
ofHrs recently prepared and delivered TO the AUTHORITIES i
Township resolutions, calling ief attention 70
o. tue meadow lrds the Psasac i.'er bey
condition oi tlr hte""s
tba tbs which 10 summer Walled oss o
fo hslr quan pools has frequently Affected ne hs & III
etv of he authorities OF Harrison vita The Board OF heAn
he held Al for tue purpose OF considering P-A' '' ~
draiaage ard improvement Of the meadows
ELIZABETH. N.J-The former residence OF Oeh'
Scott sold O. auction Oh Illrs!ay Tor sJ''h
MONTCLAIR, n J.-The Caldwell and Montclar
Railroad m has ra.srd both Houses Of the Legislature un nae re-
cyel the Governors approval aud e books Of subscription for STOCK
have been opeurl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13


FD,r March with lght a o all lni' oi stock ne markets
fully sustained Hog sdrAncg Arrivals of cattle since We'd
bead vL - Al CommuupAs, W 81 Onchuulitst,
West EuI nearly s u which have been sold Al Conmuu
paw With tho yards J. T. Aea1ders 2 bead fair lu,
steers flt ost brought iaiOc, Nh "psa 6c g. d. Arr
tasr had 100 pretty good Illinois which averaged
about M Both Of The above lots closed out beside car Of aso
eHt Illinois steer. 40 l.c
A. tOurhuuIrstls drove of Illinois ross.
Glc With 90 io for Merritt Bur,
a 81 part sold for W dlt!c Some of the best cattle are log
fr higher prices
Arrival sheep Tor DAYS past 59J ~ which 10) In this
morning Ftrtrhst at toumuulpaw,
ind a. ason w There scarcely any change IN prices some
tho dsf cug tie market weaker While others rate II
Cru. The stock has becn sold 90 quite clean, anl
reports point to light the Sale, e
C1mmunirag this morning b., BELLS pdcOc JJ o. sheep good,
% n. 20 Gc. and lJI thin do, ~ b. ht!c
krhr sold ~ H. sork l63 bead - B de
- H. 6c Oofg N, &c. and ~ of 9 n. At Oic Also 03
tanhds Dos 10, 3c With g. allowance The lot Hume Eot
sold 90 ~ sheep 1884 H. At De- ami no do no h &c
HeGnw Red sold l sse sheep 80 H. at 1lc 100 TO- ~ n. q
De- and tne sheep Of 3 each II oc A. Van NeTt sold Oi
Sisic sheep % b AZ 1lc, aBd 1872 do, % n, AZ ic
Only Of R Lave Hogs received today u cars yes'er
diy. they would be a. liNlsc CITY Dressed
have sdyanccd tic, lev sales lt!c, winch the pncc
held Westrrn Dressed good order reached Jlc and
even lee in strong market, very lev arriving
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
CIVIL

The Merchants Union Express case, which
was cufiousy interrupted Oh Monday last, was 10
have been resumed yesterday but owing 10 Judge Car
dOzO's sickness, WAS adjourned 90 Monday next
In re Edward KetchHm aud EnOch Chamber
1iu bauErUptsOuc o. tho batkrupts creditors having
opposed their discharge an examination was proceeded
with before the Register. On occasion during the
peudcucy Of the proceedings the counsel for tile creditor
absent. and hr creditors dcfait taken On thc
following day thc counsel for the creditor appeared but
the baukrupts absent and order taken FOR
their Appearance aud at the appointed time they app
uearcC hut Objected 20 the examination beng continued.
Tho question rs 10 whether the examination should pro-
the Affirmative.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
OF 4 BURGLAR.

Shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday morning
Officers Torbush and Grnths Of the First Precinct dis
covered that the shutter and sash OF the front basement
window OF No 80 Exchangeplace occupied as an once bS
Messrs Jauton SWeezey had been broken Inc gas Nd9
bnruug In the rOUn and by It's light the ohccfs slW % @
engaged iu rifiug thc desks and drawers. WtCu W.
Irpt upou him, and when he came out laden Will Dy
various kinds he taken into custody INC Lel@lo @
lade "A violent resistance, bat was oNeip0NeIvu ,,
taken 10 the Newest Police Station, Whee Ie kaEo .9
name OF John Murphy. lie declared IN te most m
manner to the officers who had arrested nm tlaI ne
0rld make this another Smedck case lie was laaen
before Justice Hogan yesterday ana committed 10 Ie
Tolubs Although but y years OF age, the plsucI Has
on many occasions been guilty Of acts OF violence
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
corRr or GENERAL SESSIONS.

I'm the Court of General Sessions, before
Judgr Bedford yesterday three trials were held and two
ra uf guilty were received The trials resulted IN one
cou and two acoUittals. Two sentences were pro
u0rucrd two prisoners acquitted were discharged, Hd
sentence deferred IN one case uu iLe laJ Gay Oh uc
-.... TIE fIial of Macmillan Muller Tor hOm.cidc was
u-luluc OtAc next Court George hing charged with
t.rrd larceny pleaded guilty and was brought before
tyl Ox, Of bonds and securities, valued $4,000 from
f,rIfo, q Pine No 81 Eal..s on The 1st of January.
ts .u. stating thar if the rest of The bonds were
Tl..yIed the sentence Woa'I DC Mlrga,,li m gli
uu au accusation Of frguous assault and battery ana,
piagdug NOT guilty, received trial The complainant
The cUrsouor ana hau hcc divorced llNI NM aAu lt
on a night ~ the st OF March she was 100 room 40 the
hous No 238 Grcelest aud that Tie prisoner came 10
thr roOm seized her E inc Wat, ata Di9sI' a iai-e
kule oyer er head threatening heg I've unless s" prom
i-cd with him, winch promise she gave Size tEeu
called 81 the Police OMcers. and AaQ Tie prisoner ar
rlrfd officer Watts testified that he WAS orc OF the
officers who arrested the prisoner, and showed the knife
\, .f s taken with the prisoner Tie officer also said
than for any woman he ever saw, and would or might
yeT' Tbt counsel FOR the defense introduced evidence
said the utsOucr went 20 the hOusf u question u get
papers from the complainant, ana had lue ElIc
with !nm for the purpose " getting II ground. Judge
PcdOrd charged hc jury that they believed the con-
plauaus statement, they should hud tho ufsOner guly
Of assault and battery Nueh WAS lmIue1Alcy uOhr pi
n poll OF tire jury four OF the j. recommended
tire prisoner 10 mercy. ID prcnOuucug sem
truce the Judge said II the four Jurors recon-
mcrdIng the prisoner 10 mercy had known as
much Of him as the Attorney and he bc judge
knew they woaid rot have proposed anything OF the
kind The prisoner had been convicted for dHstaraly.
The law had convict FOR icOHpus assault ana
STATE Prison punishment lie would pronounce Tic most
PeIt-ntiary and 60 stand committed uutl HuC oi $3.50
was lQd... Ado!ph SchWeb, pleading guilty 10 forgery
years sent 10 the Peuilentary for only year the
Court adjourned 70 Monday morning, at u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.


MHCu 25s20 ibis Flour 1872 bales Cuou9 GO hush Wheat
5625 hush Oats - hush RYE sou hush Malt ~
Seed t bush Beans CO hush Peas 2Jl hhs Corn Meal
ltJl bags Coru Meal % bags " Flour l2F bhs Rtaus isoc
0i hbs Spirits Tupclne tb3 bills Tar bills Pitch jB9 b~
Ro.n 50 bb. Pork SO pkg Cu Meats. $40 pkgs Lard 70 giia
Ashe, 40 rtga stehnu 1852 Pk Batter g9 pkg Chcr pAgt
Tow. . pkgs Lard or 70 pAgs pri Fruit, 2 Dresar Hogs @
Pig o tak 4h9s Whskg ljh9s Copper 8 aErs opprr !S
bs 2I bales Wool Gt bales Hope 2in Sides Leather 1906
Hides 70 bale, Hides. ~ hld, Toblco aud Toua
80 bags Cotton seed n pks Rice 100 boxes starch o' bags Pea
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

LoNDoN March 2il open NJ 93 r and 83 %
9 Tor the United States f,crWcuy bonds tuurr az a.
NorAs sirady Er Illinois. J Atlantic hud brrut Western.
FR,SEFosr March UHtc states f'etweHiy bonds ga r The
obi issue
Llyginlp March t2-Ia o. mThr Cotton mari IT opened fmrr
bot quohly lshri Mdug CPluds ii Milug Urcau ~
allL have been 1850 lalr, of Which u
expert spruatn The stock add
fpbol cstlnatcl bales, f which lU0n mn tho
lttad States Mtti' lul p ctul for California White aud ~ ior
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
ALLEGED WHISKY coNspIRAToB

United States agt. VIM. 2. Hall-lhe de-
fendaut was formerly first clerk Of Collector D. Car
Ischan. lie was arrested by Deputy Marshal JOhn
70 l'1.,p an a Icrcb warrant having been indicted con
ioirflv with Iei,ziugcr BCringcr, VINO are aLtaHS
gWaitiug trial on charge Of ilEclly removing whisky
IRON IIIi,GeU & IcLcs dsery, foot OF Forty 4'As'p
East River lie gave 5000 bail 10 appear for tila
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
THE COURTS.
A CONNECTION.

In the report of the case of Romertze ase
The East River Bank ycsterday,the word plahun M"s'
by amistakc, put in place of the word "deiehoant
sentence should read The jury found Tor the ueenua
bu, added to their verdict Recommendation .n"C inc
manner Of doing business"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

CuFFIE-No n Eo Coffee slI tLe market quite doll; in.
rer' previous figures; Invoices % about if0ld duty paid
coed u bond. tClas, al gold older gIadu
neglected si T4ul Nafachp about I3adaf Java 2d2c sui
L,glagIa. IuHlslr, gold.
LASDLEs are DEVOID OF soyty sd Ienee Of sales tc
nouusl -u0- Tor Adimuins, dc for Sperm aud 35c M
Patent
rLOrR AND MEAIhs market 1r Western STATE flouris lower
on s eIss though fairly active Boo port r export Family gaifs sell
,sl s1oO bb' rs l5d F5 ~ for Suprriue
state 40 5d ~ 20 o EIi - G5aS % mr Fancy State
+taT6 grades Western Et 80 a10 ~ or good To
or NPhs Wheat Etp; 81 td 90 " r Minnesota ahd Iowa Ia
ira ~ lUa % % Tor shipping Oo s655d+1 % for Trade eun
s fHr ids az - ia $3.50; 20 5I0Ts 20 Tor Amlcr Winter
Wheat E'a lru' and Michigan fb ava or bite wheat do
oo 80 H 80 io fans do aud ~ ~ - Louis Eha aud
I"nr iN t1iuEa Pour H without CLanFe h closts LtyJ}
% ~ 90 tlk al 80 'H - IS for OH Canadian F"nT devoid "
e huuhTin Flour is tn and lnUcT the supply though rot hNe.
anpr' sales 9" 100 his +6 ~ for ordinary 80 good kitra
Bm"rs id '"uLt ~ 3rW4s 90 of Etr Gtoea and virginia
70 o. - y. f aHg m 40 % f1 kttIe and FHmy
MARYLAND ant Delaware Rye Flour heavy aud quei sales ot
hbs 80 Do CO.. NestsIn - Jrrr s5 fr Bfaslvvhe
lOl f.
FEATHERS uucaHge the demand quote s3e
Tor prime Ituutssre sl4 blr iuf j.. Neas.u
IlS-lls market Tor ai trsr aGl prices stealTi
vr qn ~ Georges az - 2"a ~ o. and Grand Bauk NJ St5
GEAlN-Our msrhr Tor Wheat t aud, with
iA tursh news from Europe Dre ugcr and uHrt~i ht The
e"se No. hrrtg j. offered % ost aud ~ g. bd tnr sale,
are k, hIsh no : ~ iIr M spu1r 8Hl 9 t fJr uyI Ms
g9 Barley lower though o'c active SB Of - 80 hh az " IS
- Canada Ncs. aud Fs iu0a2 p mr go bsry
'I sstradr hnt DOLLS sales Of a ush ~ lna - 70 Oats
m .'io drlluI m prices aud tbr sales
''v bl hoT Ohio aui Western % 5ii ac g tore AID 81 419.c
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
COLLECTOR oCALLAGHAN AGAIN ARRESTED.

United States agt. IhoS. OCaliaghah, Joshua
7, Miner and Thos Nolau-Tho frst.named defendant
a. Cuector NJ the Ninth District but is at present sus
pruded from performing the duties apperjaLhG 10 MS
aHice He was indicted some time sluce, anu Is
now awaiting trial on a charge OF cOnsWuug
10 ilicity remove whisky from n dsuIltI!
i'm his Drstfict Anew Indictment has been found against
him and the other defendants named above, charging
them with couslirUg TO incltly remove 100 paIes OF
whskey from n d,tilCry in Fhtyiourh-st,, 9etWeeh
'T.uth and Elryerth.ayes They arrested by Dep
utv Malshas Dvire and McCay, on bench warrant is
sued by Judge Batclford, aud gave bml IN the sum o
IllnO encn 10 annUur for lrlal
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
THE MARKETS.

lC,rriul5 reported lo. The Tuhlael
FtIpAr. March H. l'Go.
ANLc-is market moderately aciye and steady Of - bbs
q. + ..o ipr Pot, and ~ % n ~ 20 0r Pearls
BIENNAN-1Le lrusud aui the market luG sales of
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