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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
Fora Club. of Fifty, and $500,


One black on coloied alpacca drssspattern [.
set lace curtains. pr, all wool blankets. -Ent
grayed silver plated bottle revolving castor.
beautiful writing desk 4 solid gold scarf
pin 3 = yds. very ilne cashmere for pants
and vest. set ivory balanced handle knives
with tlyerplGted forks Elegant satin'pAra-
sol, heavily beaded aud lined with silk. fpair
gents calf boots 30 yds, good print. 30 yds
good brown or1leaGhcd sh0etipg, yard wide
or 40 yds fEyd wide good quality ladies'
elegant morocco travelling bag / square wool
shawl plain Norwich popln dress pattern.
lH yds double width cloth iprladies cloNk--
Elegant engraved silvorp0ted tea pot yds
double width waterproof cloth for cloaking.
For a Club of 100, and $40 90,
One rich merino or thibet dress pattern 1pr
fine damusk table cloths and napkins to match
puir gents french calf boots. I heavy silver
plated engraved Ice pitcher Very fine all
quality brown or bleached sheeting. ~ yds,
pattern. I elegant English barege dress pat
tern. l beautiful English barege shawl. set
ivory balanced hnlfdG knives and forks. la
dies or gents silver huntlng-case watch
Bartlett hand portable sewing machine
Splendid family bible steel ongrayings, with
record and photograph pages % yds, good
hemp Carpetng, good cOlOrs | pair good mar
settles quils 1 good six barrel Revolver. ell
egnnt fur nun and gnpe, | single barrel Shot.
gun silver plated engraved O bottle reyOY-
Ing castor, cut glass bottles, I very fine violin
and bow in case set ivory balanced knives
and forks. Do
nay Presents forlarger Clubs increase in
the same ratio,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
MOST COMPIETE,5oa
aa In QUANTITY, QUALITY,
Han 5g.a FI AND VARIETY, +,

Ever offered in Washington.
A. II - --L
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07

The 1PhM Pine Compound, aSYe,hseLai lsagA in'
6ighig approved medicine: Df j. " Lala'd, hs IN.
ys1for hsS The confidence Of The many iVEkknog him,
confidence ,Ohich he enjoyed yhib labmihg Sa9y many
veeirs as Baptist miHister HIS erpelieioseas slVs
fys led hh to make experiments iv6ich isRed in hs
medical discoupy,--Bostou Watohman and Reflector.
It A VALUABLE DICINE-Dr. foiaRds WABs
fins Cbmpal advertised in our coians, is SacssSS
iii attempt 10 combine a,d apply the medieal uiites Of
he Whas Tine bark u has been Thoroughly tasted by
he people in ts city and ptciRity and The popIslsr
has testimonials to its palWs from persons ige s'ots 10
oss citizens We recommend lis fiQ i' az t,Qss edses
Of disedse to tOhich is dddpted us for sale w sI
oll- d,uggisis.--New York Independent.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
From JAMES ]. npVT,


DHHUFVHP9 W u7 oEPIeNFOFI IoU1'
DR.. POLAND; n The Hat Of 1857, look very vio
Is,t ood i6Rieh brought very sereye cough patH tr
The side hHl lungs and raising bie5d lgaS also esrS
bqty 6licisd With GNt b0Hbiesope dSedse-tte Kiteb
Complaint Fbr the three gears past haps bssa very
miich trolbIed iUi my N1pdt and lungs choking up and
raising an immense sight, with bad cough qttef raising
blood / felt Mat my time here mast be short unless
soon 00i religE This Spring, Uas induced 10 Try your
Vhe ITns Compound, though my th N u iets small.
Su to my aStonishmen before had taken hco bOiasS
mtcongh loas beer the hidaey trouble also and eOAd
fst 4li9hs iuiilob choking up and raisiig mtgh.
kdtt 6ken meaiIy tse bodies, aaa am feeling Ike well
Z ,god add hat mt lafhe,'s family is insliNsd 10
consumption, my father mot her, and iyo sistrs hay'
died tVith H.. tJt t.5j .... 4otf.r-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07

A tery large number Of important ieslimontaS hGvs
already been received from Physicians Clergyman, Apo
sca,ies and indeed from all classes in sociey, spsaS
ina ~ the most aatteliHg teraas " he White IfnS
C0mpoitad 4rA-' W Il FL ~
Dr.. NICHOLS, qf NortlGsId, w., ssys'
~ ind The White nne Compound to be very a6lea"
eious not only in coughs aud other pnoto ggselons
b,a also m affections or ne kibieys debditB " 20
stomach, and Other kindred organs" mfpaosJ.,f. ,
Rev. j k, CHASE n Ranssg, NJ p, ,Otitcs n
al hare for gears regarded your White Pine C5Es
pound as an iBUaiurbie remedy can iiiiV say kfat
have jus, taken ts Compound for aeold and 4 works
Chmnulgly"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
HEAVY STOCK OF
III "A r. ID w AR e .
j. s.. B erem man,

Having been repledishing his stock Of
goods, within the last month, from the va
rious manufactures Of New England and
New York, is now prepared to offer induce
ments in prices Of goods, not lately pre-
sented to the community He invites an
inspection from those desiring goods in his
line noyl9-5l*t
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07

A GENTS WANTED no SELL
CA The "ENIINENT WOMEN or THE
AGE.n An octave volume ol6a0 pales con
hlihlng A newly written Sketches by Mcssrs,
Parton, Greeley, lllggensnn, Triton, Winter,
Abbott Prof llOppi6 Mrs EXC stanton Fan
ny Fern Grace Greenwood etG Illustrated
With ID excellent steel Engraylngs Tho N,
Y Evening Post says of the book, lit deserves
and VIII ohtHln an Immense sNleN .r
lfAs'N h--N Guy llberal tnims VIII be glg-
entO Agents, Furdesrriptye circulars, ref
ercnces. Re. address 'A
aw4 $. NJ, BErrs \ co. Hartford, Conn
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07

ono Of the following articles doz good lin
en- shirt fronts / set solid geld studs. All
w0OlcqssimerefOr pants Fine wbitp cOun-
torpahe, large size 1'elegant balnlOral skirt.
20 yards brown or bleuched sboottHg, good
quality, yard wide. elegant 100 picture mo-
rocco bound photo. album 1 double lens Ste
reoscNbe and12 torelgnMews 4 silYerplated
engraYed5 bottled castor, 1 elegant silk fan,
with ivory or sahdhlwood frame, feathered
edge and'spanged / stQel carving knife and
fork, very best quality, ivory balanced handle.
/ handsome beaded and lined parasbl 2OSds,
good print, livery fine damusk tablo cover. /
pr. best quality ladies serge Congress boots,
d0A fine liheh towels u d0z Rogers best sl-
yor dessert forks, 1 ladies large real morocco
travelling bag. / fancy dress pattern Il dOz.
elegant silver plated engraved napkin rings.
1 dog ladies' fine IDern0 or cotton stockings.
Gents heavy chased solid gold ring. / pr la
dies high cut balmoral boots elegant de-
laine dress pattelm01 violin antl bdw, in boz
complete, set jewelry, pin, bar drops and
sleeve buttons
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
DR. BURTDN'S TOBACCO
- ANTIDOTE o iIaJ

Warrant to remove all desire for Tobacco
II ia entirely Vegetable and harmless
II purnos and enrches The blood, iyigQratos
the system, possesses great ifourishlng and
2er enables the stomach to digestth hedrticst
food makes sleep refreshing, and establishes
robust health smokers and ChGWors
lorsixty years cured. Price, Fifty Cents per
hnX post FREQ. troatlse on the Injurious ot-
fects of Tobacco, with lists OF references tos-
timonalS &c, sent free, Agents wanted
Address DR.. r. u, ABBOTT, Jersey city, New
Jersey sold by all agents, 45w2i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

LADIES FIGHT IN A CHURCH.
The Greensboro Shield says
"Some days ago at a house used
by a certain neighborhood between
Comwell and Caney, in Ohio coun-
ty, as church and school-house,
two preachers of different persua-
sions met. 1t appears that one of
them had made the appointment
and before he arrived the other
occupied the stand. After Servi.
ces they quarreled, but no blows
were struck between them. The
excitement spread to a more OF
less extent throughout the con
gregation, until two women met
who were at variance. Without
any preliminaries one pitched al
the other like an Infatuated cat
They clinched, and such pulling
of hair, scratching and screaming
no person ever saw in church be
fore"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
A swarm Of bees and a bount

A swarm of bees and a bounti-
full store of wild honey was recent
ly found in tree by wood-chop-
pers on the west side of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. The incident
is recorded as the first discovery
of the kind on the Pacific slope
There were no wild bees beyond
the Sierras when that portion OF
the country was occupied by EN-,
igrants from the Atlantic board
but it was soon discovered that
bees imported from the Estates
thrived well, and several persons
who engaged early in the business
acquired large fortunes from the
production of honey fer the mar
kets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

A small lad in Bath, Me-, the
other day was coasting down a
steep road which crosses a railroad
when freight train came along.
He struggled hard to avoid what
seemed to be certain death, but
was carried forward with an IT.
resistible momentum, which seemed
to threaten certain death. While
the bystanders held their breath
in horror, expecting to see him cut
to pieces, he shot across the track
like an arrow, between the wheels
of one of the cars, coming out
safely on the lower side.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
Small Pox.

From extended and close obser-
walton, the following general de-
auctions seem to be warranted !:
l. Infantile vaccination is an
almost perfect safeguard until the
fourteenth year.
2. At the beginning of fourteen,
the system gradually loses its ca
pability of resistance until about
twenty-one, when many persons
become almost as liable to small
pox as if they had not been vac
cinated.
3. The liability remains in full
force until about torty-two, when
the susceptibility begins to decline
and continues for seven years to
grow less and less, becoming ex-
tinct at about fifty, the period of
life when the general revolution
of the body begins to take place,
during which the system yields to
decay, or takes a new lease Of life,
for two or three terms at seven
years each.
4. The great practical use to be
made of these statements is-let
every youth be revaccinated on
entering fourteen. Let several at
tempts be made, SO as to be certain
ofsafety. AS the malady is more
liable to prevail in towns during
winter, special attention is invited
to the subject at this time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

Que door from Ue c0T7tef.
WE have Just received and opened in
wv the past few days, one of the largest
and most complete aSsortments of Family
Groceries, &C., that has been offered TO the
trade since the war. Our stock is entirely
new and fresh, and having bought exclusive
" for cash, we can and will offer in-
ducenents upon the same terms.
We will replenish our stock by frequent &C
cessions from the best markets. Our success
since We opened has surpassed our most san
guine expectations, which we think is an evil
dence that our Goods and prices meet the APP
probation of the trade. The highest market
price will be paid in Groceries or cash for
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

A wood-chopper in Sullivan, In
diana, has become wealthy, hav-
ing learned of the hiding or bury
ing of $4,000 in gold during the
war, and in a long search found it.
This, says the Columbia Is. O.
Cleaner, may induce another
search for a certain sum in specie,
which was secreted by some of Sher-
mans men, near a certain branch,
a few miles from Columbia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, MEAL, BUTTER,
EGGS Goo.

All articles not coming up fully to our repre-
sensations, will be taken back and the money
cheerfully refunded. In answer to frequent
interrosatories we would say this stock is
Omrs-we are doing business for ourselves.
Ever grateful to generous public for past
favors, we feel confident of our ability to give
entire satisfaction, if but an opportunity is
presented. j. G, & j. +. GOODRICH.
April 4, 1867-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

Thirty shoe-pegging machines
are in operation in Alton, N. H. A
shoe can be pegged in two minutes
with one of these machines.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09

eSs~ 3dmiItoli i. GoOneu re so. a.osAav.s.
transpDrtireH Gaaren Gcifenfrsi al, hire ,ss,, Z,
1nfRDiHe uno GSsefsIb. or
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09

NedtsaniDalt Mnb @ntbaebtf.
Office IN benz gebau6e Der etnaisborf: Tlu;orffrose
Hractteirt tn ben Ratien6fs Rno Gtuoss. Obercp-
seotsa uHe Gem Great unN gbancergs Geridbt 30,
-"V''l'H county. ian19 3R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09
TInes0ericI,

anQetommen Die Dampf6oOte 3urone
bon Cairo, gllpba bon GbansbiIIe uns
gla 9uObes bonn obera GunbtrIanb.
: Per SprOns bra@te zine unberseluS5ms.
lid ftarfe Sra1t.
Abgeben lollten beute sla6mittao 4
Hbr cer Sbrone mad Gairo unO nIfnbo
mad GbansbiIIe.
griuartet tueroen Der NafdpiIIe ban
@airO anO Der s. q. Bbiaips aus SEN
Standardization.
Der RObert NOore miro moraeu
Nfittaa mad Cincinnati abeeben.
Nsaheritan6: 81 SUB an Den 6arpetE
Sboals nnO i'm eteiaen bearifsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09
- 3. o. 2ouisbiIIe Brief
erealteu. Beroen aufpafeu.

W ertpur0ia. Sin @e.
slgn9o1 IN unfrem Gtaate bat iiinoi
entl9ieOtn, oab sluif6e6 eineu, No c'si'
. ase0er mail carrier uno einem Brief.
sEeeer letter carrier Elm lInferfdisn
DsEeee ias.e oab oaber Bic berfdSrgiiiss,s,
GtraEen fir einen Gnarif o,' Tsl, s..
ssmail carriers" feine Qgrllue'.O,.,so w
bic letter carriers 5frhen ~
eeb0rt cine fubtiIe Stale baan ~, ~, ~
en geioen cine OifIerens Rer I,,as s ~:
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09
9ta0t lln6 Stat.
aaenIea BED glna. glaaIgaeiInna.

Die fpIgenben 6etren fab nilfcriitrt, Nbnnfenteti
An6 anSstaer fir BE sTennefiee GtaatsSettunsa ID
lGnimen, @el6er oafiir einsnseben unb IN unferem
RefneH al qrittifen
e. mR. GAIeters RnurUiIe Gem.
@enrD sfoH, memphis. Tenn.
CD, Grams, @abneab, an.
5deob GiieIe. BEN MIboHp nnS Seffeti0nDiue,
sSros - IS
s. ~. WaGser. 54s gaatn gsrase, Cincinnati,
9oren3 S6bIetn. ganbusfu DEis.
MuenIa 6nebiter. GEeusIGub bic.
GbdrIeS Meeet y. Co.,, 81 Fa4E gROrDs seerD gosf
q. Ranfebenbere. chattanooga. Sean.
g. q. 80fFner, Dalton Ga. saagsIs
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SEC. Sftnfaein zen eIotfspiue, 9Reiieuber Maen
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NDliaef.Oerici,fs.

1eorg Solution nGo 4urterfieIo
SDin, S6lassrei, freieeErOden.
Scbn SohnlOn, betrunfen unO
S9impfen, an ben 0rieoensrihter.
a9oHaS &c Gong, GdIaeerei, s5 ii
SreSerif 0leDOnaIO. DiebitabI lbo,,
fdOben.
8. Us, eantreI, betrunicn, SO uua
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09
9rntid)t ApOt6efe
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Den 9errsn Nersien, fouute benz be,,tsde, sa.kI,s
III Aagemetnen eHpfeke to meme NIT frtfd;em ,a
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&an6eI'IIlI lli11 N6r1r.

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uin 10 nbr 1854 lin6 fdjIo6 una 12l
1br Rittngs nit 1851.
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20er i. Geries I73s
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Eennehse Bombs nIte
8aumipOIt nadfis beaebrts preiie
undetermined. nFIaAbs 304G.
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6srtigsn aue tns SAD fdbIaaenbe arb.,.
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Iss neIoosilsE gsl9tanss nh be9 ematen,snbsn
ftRnilngen az beebren. 80 ~sss -
janis 19R 9ebr - s,.h-...s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-09

] Bet gl9sr, Davis u, 60. aaeussn. Iinb
zO9, goo Babel Der teaes GigmberIans ao1gea
g 9 : Dollars per BnseaIabuns ID sersaufrs.
SfItslaageli iinb Bel Rtea, gmitb aEirO.
Oser tn Der Dfifs 30. s7sab GbtEtsarase.
0seFpal grUAbifra6e atsuetBtH, ia202b1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

AvRRYAt No IFS CntOn.st Brooklyn Wednesday, ssrs
wsu. wife Of c. Avery and only daughter Of Ira Smith, aged "
The rcn.n. will be taken GrOtOn CON- Friday afternoon Tor
utermegL
BRAHr-A Jersey City Tuesday Sept 49, Mary H. widow of the late
Tho relatives the family invited to attend tss funeral
Friday o'clock FROM the residence Of her sonaa~'
VIM. G. Tarbel. 2l3 South Thrtst
BRIECKRRHoFP-on wednesday OfhsnOTrhsge Richard D. Brick
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
his funeral Saturday, Oct at O'Clock nom bis late resi-
ds1ce No Do West Threnths. without further invitation
Margaret Clay IN her 57h year. after lous
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ioRRANfS-At Bristol Pa. Sept S John DOraues in the GA
T friend, Of the family are invited to attend the funeral from s.
James, Church Bristol THURSDAY the Soh Inst sti o'clock u
FIELDsuddeny New Rochelle Thomas Field aged y.srs
Relatives and friend, Of tns a s =, eh Carriage. Vii
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, Friday.
HATPELDou Monday 2b inst Margaret wife Of A. Hatsed
lee s,s t sS1 bsr e residence No 63 West
Tne.iay Goth lust at II without further invitation
Syracuse aud Rochester papers please copy.
PARSoNS-on Tuesday morning. Sept 49, Frances D. wife Of O.
gsass and friends Of the family invited attend her funeral
Thursday, Sept 90 at IL from her late residence No. " "ss
Thirty .thirds.
RIKERou Tuesday Sept @ yanus Youngest child Of JOhn L. and
MARI j. Riker, aged year aud months 49,,
from the residence Of bis grsndfaibe Jackson m
town L. Friday afternoon Oct l. at M without further a
vitaton
sNYDER-on Monday night Sept a. Matthias Snyder the Ssh
TIE nuerI viii take place on Thursday Sept 80 at O'Clock from ID,
residence soaiaaw Bainbdge Clark &c West Fory'eT
ebth.st
the 18th inst Cyrus Smith In the h year OF ais
Rive, and friends ofs family are invited attend
vices at Of his hernaT, Luu Hopkins No. la
Fihhave. Saturday, Oct e.. Il4 o. m
THoMPSoNou Wednesday Sept 49, Andrew ehih OF "am ana
The funeral services the residence Of tue parents ~ Van
dam-st. on THURSDAY Sept 80 "E0elocA p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
AQUATIC.
NAcur RACE FoR $500.


very fine yacht race came oft ut Grcenville
yesterday afternoon. The boats entered were the Willie
H., owned by Dewitt Beardsey and tho Addie Taylor,
belonging 10 senator Taylor large number OF people
attendance and great interest was manifested In
the result. The from 1aYlOrs Idle Hour 10
the buoy OF Suuken Island thence 10 the sakebOat on
Constable Point and back distance OF 20 miles for $500
side There slight breeze. but fair and the race
by the Addio Taylor III hours and 40 minutes
TIE RACES on DUNDEE LAKE.
The entries for the boat race on Dundee
Lake near Paterson. this afternoon For double
sculls Messrs Low aud Beckwith OF tho Dundee Club
and Messrs Campbell and Zdbriskie OF the La Favora
Club OF Hackcusack for silver cup Betting Il 1--WE To
four La Fayorita. For sngleSculs, Isaac Newton,
IT, Of the Dundee Club. aud SeabrOok Pardy OF Rather
ford Park prize, gold badge. For second singesculls,
James ONel only. Passengers by the II H. Erie train
10 Paterson Clifton may reach the races
TIE FEARON-LE ROY BOAT RACE.
The second race between Thomas Fcar0n OF
Yonkers and H. Is. lie Roy OF New Hamburger announced
10 come OF at NOnkers to-day, will not take place
Fcaron made his last deposit with MI Davids' the stake
holder az Poughkcepsc, on Tuesday lie hoy put IN an
appearnnce Yesterday, aud Informed Mr. Daylds tha he
did not intend The Is therefore declared on
and lie Roy pays forfeit
TIE ALICE AND EVA RACE. $500
The race between these yachts Tor S2,OOO,
which came OF Tuesday, over course from SahuS
Point 10 the Sraford lightship was won by the Eva
PouGHKEEPsrE, n. Y, Sept. 29:-LeIoy of
New. Hamburger who was to have rOHed fehroh three
milo race nj YOnkcrs tomorrow has PAD forfeit Inc
rcnort that he will the stakeholder Tor his money III
The first race with Fearon, In which he was defeated Is
untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTH AMERICA.


ROUT OF LOPEz-ONE THOUSAND PARAGU AYANs
HLLED-LOPEZ IN FLIGHT, AND DECLARED
AN OUTLAW.
LISBON, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1869.
The regular mail steamship from Rio Janeiro
arrived at this port to-day, bringing advces from
the hostile armies in Paraguay up to the I'D of
August. Onthe 18th of that month the Allied Army
attacked the forces o. President Lopez, which were
intrenched at Curuquatty. The Paraguayans were
entirely defeated losing 1000 killed aid 800 prisoners
twelve cannon were also captured by the Allies.
Lopez, with the remainder of his army fed to Igua-
cl0n. short distance away. On the 21st he was
again attacked by the Allies, and again defeated,
losing in the engagement % cannon. Count D'Eu,
the General commanding the Allies, at the last adj
wees, was closely pursuing the fugtives Owing to
these victories the PaTaguayans were compelled to
abandon all their steamers These subsequently fell
INTO the hands of the Allies. Forty-four of the
British subjects who had lately been held in confne
mont by Lopez were promptly liberated. The Pro-
vsional Government ut AsunclOn had declared Lopez
an outlaw.
LONDON Wednesday, Sept. %, 1862
Later advices have been received from the seat of
war in South America. The news from Rio Janelro
is to the 9Th inst, and fully confirms the flight of
Lopez.