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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

to American thoughts, and ksPeDn
form of government; the one IN ~
church regulations which most iuny TO
ooon;ze. ;ndividual sovereignty, the larg-
est freedom regarding non essentials and
pavs tho most respect 70 tns PlanclPea
that "all government derives Its nrst
-ovors from the consent Of the govern
ed
The Catholics of Fairfield held Fair
recently, for the purpose Of raising money
to repair the church, the net proceeds OF
which were about nine hundred dollars.
1t was gotten up by the rector, Rev.
Michael McCanly, assisted by others. The
ladies exhibited much taste and energy
in carrying out 30 successfully their part
of the enterprise. The amount received
speaks for itself in respect to the liberality
Of the people.
DR. Dollinger, the leading Roman
Catholic theologian Of Austria, has fallen
under papal displeasure, and ecc!esiasticai
proceedings have begun against him. lie
had severely attacked the Roman Church,
and threatened that the freemen of Ger
many might refuse to submit to the action
of the coming council.
The Catholic Telegraph, the Cincinnati
organ Of the Church of Rome, calls the
American common school system social
cancer, and says:
1t will be glorious day for Catholics In
this country when, under the blows OF
justice and morality, our school system
will be shiyered to pieces. Until then
modern paganism will triumph.
NoTIcE.-An application will be made to the
Legislature OF Vermont at its next session for an
amendment To the charter of the Klllingtpn Hail-
road Company
WOMAN MEDICAL COLLEGE. - The
New York Medical College for Women
will begin their Sixth Annual Term OF
twenty weeks, at their EeY College in
Twelfth street, corner of Second aveaae,
the first Monday in November. For an
nounceMe.ts, giving full particulars, adj
dress, with stamps, the Dean, Mrs. s. G.
Lozier, NJ d., or the Secretary, Mrs G. +.
Wells, Box 730, n. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

The American people are emphatically =" fast
l.vers." The constant wear and tear Of brain and
muscle brings on mapv ailments, including dis
pepsa and all its attendant horrors such as bill
Ious headache, loss Of appetite stupor. hypoohon-
dria, and general debility Of the whole system.
All persons thus afflicted need some geptle stimu-
liant, which comprises medical properties and the
virtues Of the best tonic. Buoh article can be
found in ALIENS CONGRESS BITTERs. They are
not cheap Whiskey, but scientific combina-
ton Of some sixteen kinds Of Roots and Barks
all of which are acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties.
One important ingredient il the PIiokly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe as q pre-
complaints and diseases. All persons should have
some reliable family medicine on hand, not only
as a cure but rs preventive and all who believe
that pure curative stimuant is preferable to the
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour-
bon Whiskcy," should purchase and use ALIENS
CosGREss BIrrERs. Address w. ALLEN. Pro-
prIstor, Port EdwsrI, h, Y. l4:wly
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber has for sale threee Boxwood
Clarionet-, nearly new, with all Of the mt deyn
improvements fiat, b fiat, aud C-gLich
Will be sold at bargain.
CHAB. RAYMOND.
Ludlow, VT, Aug. 9Th, 1853.
Swim
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>TArEOF VERMONT DISTRICT

STAIEOF VERMONT DISTRICT
bDof Fuhny"n, sr
lie !: remembered that nj q .ts.iyn Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at castlrtou, within and tor
-aId district On the 81 day 81 August, a. u.
1859.
PpEsJst Hoa. G. NJ WILLARD Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in writing
under seal purportiuR To Do the last will and te-
lament 81 reth smith, late Of Benson. in
said District dccsassd having been TIN. day pre-
scented 10 rH'd Court tor Probate, and duly nled
IN the Registers Office Therefore, It ~ ordered
that all persona Interested in the sstate OF said
deceased, be- notified TO appear before said Court
NJ the Probate bI.ne in Castcton, said Instruct
on the lst "Wednesday III September. A. D. 1863, by
publication Of this order, three weeks uCco-sivey
previous thereto, In the Rutland Herald, "A news
paper printed at Rutland aforesaid. I. show cause
u any they may have, why said instrument VIII
ting should not be proved aud allowed, as the
last will and testament OF the deceased
HENRY l.. CLARK,
52:w3w Register.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Il No. 4BULFINCH STREET.
BO~rON
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.

OPPObITE REVERE HOUSE.
The trustees Of this Institution tahe ua~..u,. 4,
announcing that they have secured tbs SERVICES
u the eminent and veil known Dr. A Hayss
late surseon U. B. Army, Vice President u 90
iumols College OF Physicians AID Surgeons. 90.
eds., Soaa sss.S 70. K.e,.as. The Yaais,
oeif Prcser..tion," written by DIR. Hayss. IL
treats up0n the Errors Ut Youth, Premature De-
cline OF Manhood. beniasl wsakn.ss, and al
Diseases and abus@s Of the Generstive Orran.
hasty thoussnd cosie sid last year. II =. In
deed. . eook sor every m.n,-youns msa m p:r,i.
cuiar Prios only o..
1his lnsu,ut- has lost pubii.hed ths uo.s ,~r
feet satise u the kind ever OF. red TO th~ uubl,e
snt'tlsd sexual rhys.olosy % womas ana Her
best enyTsvings. This b.ok u also kom the psf,
% ". Aayss-
Among tbs vasSoua chapt~ss may be u,~.tio,sd
ths Ayssay q Lar, Hsaafltsl O4-pstng, Beauty,
~ veaas " Wc@.n, nAnaSs. 0s.srsI Hyssins
q wsnaa. Psb~rty. Change a Lag, Kxsrs.se or
tAs Aauisd, Pssvsntsos " Coasspalon, e. In
.:ss: :. sss.aA s'Dsh. u; Turkey osess. IAN
Eiss~ Of tbs.s book. ~. .sus By NAIL -.
o, sSsa 80. 1850. 30 % ,ses,Ps q pre-.
ss sAsS hish aOssi sass. "a % 49,. 80 80
sstfssl phyactaas sar.ssiy rsso0n-nd thso 10
- Eaeee - shs oaly sslssas 90 ssasaASs sv.es.
~ q u btnd yubsiahsa u AnastA.
.Avss6 ~ onask ~ Advsgtasns DoeSsss. ed |
49, xeysiAs s'oss."-A.~. Jssr.s, Ol
NJ ~essssAy youuA q asa,sA," Dr.. Hayes. |
xss@: 49, oes dollar yer In sAvases. A.
STs.~i !. n.y... lid. s.s1... - o.
H.EG: = ny = s...,..a |. s.,ss..as.s-
81 s.e~s0es. Avio,sh1s ususav - Osssala
Aeo6 f no 3DUsy
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IT, agitstio1 tAscs iwas nssse aaythine
which peo1sssional buAoo0aGy itsen could
pretend to think ridiculous. Without
odious comparison, without disparaging
anybody, desire to express my high and
sincere admiration for the perseverance
the energy, the discretion and the grace
With which English womsn have guided
and impelled the movement for the polit-
ioal emancipation Of their se1.-Justin
Nc Cdrthy.
AN EPIaRAM.-The following was re-
peated to the Rev. DR.. Miner, to his great
amusement, after his speech against the
Boston papers in the Prohibitory Conven-
ton Tuesday afternoon:
Say the Scriptures in language exceedingly broad;
mo drunkard can enter the Kingdom OF God"
Al q frank Universalist, Miner must tell
His people "No drunksrd Is punished in He'll P'
Where then shall they gos Parson Miner know
| well
That hearing him preach is ~ good a. Hell II
3d. il drunkards don't want to be left IN the lurch
By both God and the Devil-they!l enter his
Church,
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.CARRIAGES.--GREAT INDUCE
" ments offered to thoss weighing Carriages OF
any description, Any style can be furnished at
reduced prices, BY applying 70
T. A. BARROWS,
l5w6n CAstloton Corners, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-26

THE MOST EXCITING AND
INTERFERING ROMANCE
Yet Published,
5i2 PAGES, WITH FIVE FULL PAGE
ILLUBTRATIONs
GOOD AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE.
Arc wanted Every where
Apply at oDcoistating territory, desircd, ex-
pcrience, etc.
ID. u. FISK d CO.,
Springfield, Mas,
.32wlp
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We beg leave To announce that we have accepted
the agency VI the
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Por the sale Of its
NEW SEVEN PER CENT. THIRTY YEAR
GOLD LOAN. FREE FROM TAX
This Ian amounts to % 100000. Pirt Mort
gage Land-gr-nt and Sinking Hund Boads 80
cured upoa the ext=nsion II the Railway hon
Iear Sheridan. IN Kansas, TO Denver Colorado q
distance OF PSI miles of which IL mites are con-
pet d. and the rest 10 unner eons.ructsA. IL -
also Mortgage upon roliing-sfock and FrAschiss
Of tins nr.t-ela~s Halfway. besides nov running
through he state Of Kansas and IN successful
op.ratiyn for 4S miles west OF the Ml-.Dua
River, and earning already enough ~ m-et al q
i's expenses and existing obligations. besides
MORE THAN THE INTEREST UPON This
NEW LOAN
In addition 10 this tho Bonds are slso secured by
ART mortgage Of the
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT OF THREE
MILLION ACRES,
extending ia alternate sections On either .sds Of
the track, from thu ssi h mii. post. kaass-. TO
DsIy.r. Tbs psoc.-.1s OF the .Aie u thee lands
srs o. bs Invested by the Trustees ln the psr
cent. Bonds, Themselves up 10 iz0. in u. d.
bOnoh, a.
SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION
or THE BONDS.
The lands embrace som. Of the ssss, poss,ou.
OF III" magnificent Tsuitry Of CoIor.do. snoiud-
ing o'-i n@id aud pinery. Ths Company siss
hold. o. an asst anoib.r tract VI
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN TIM
STATE OF KANSAS,
and. although not pledged .. a s~eur1ty DIR tAss
Loan, tbslr I,os-essl add. isrgey % the Com
81 the Comp~nyis property. covered by this mort
80 NJ ~ voo.Oo let, While the Loan merely
Tho Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS To Run.
fr m May I. 1868. and win pay
SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST In GOLD.
s'mi-snnusiiy, on May and Nov. I. and ar.
1REI FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
the Company paying the tax
, The p1neiIai Of the Loan is made payable in
viii be
PAYABLE IN FRANKFORT. LONDON, on
NEW YORK,
- - ASioei' siinout notace. Al The
On u .ooo Bond in New York. ss5 gold each hail
year.
On q 900 Bond in London. f. So. Iod.. each half
year
On q 600 Bond in Frankfort, 81 Or 80 krt... each
hall year.
The Agents Of the Loan before aoosptins ths
rust. had the condition Of the road ana TIE
ountry through which IL runs, carefully exsu-
,,.,; ihsy ar hsppy TO give the Loan an em-
phatic Endorsement
YIRsT-cLAss INVESTMENT,
svsry respect perfectly sure. and in some ss.-,-
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT sKcuRI-
Tho Bonds yin lie sold for tbs prssent Il
Q. AND ACCRUED INTEREST. BOTH IN
CURRENCY,
be Agents rsssrving the right TO advance the
ate.
The attention Of investors a. invited to the
.eii-securod Bonds, which we recommend a a..
! tne most profitable Investments an the msrksf
ooad and Government Securities taksu m rav-
ant al their market value, without eoanlis-
ons.
Pamphlets. with maps. giving full iniorm.tioo.
rnt on appiicainn-
DAINEY. MORGAN, 4 CO..
No. 81 Exchange Place, n r.
n K. JEsUP q CO..
No. ~ Pine street, n y.
aug.2 ds~Sm
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DARLOR FURNITURE.

rAkLOR SUITS In ENGLISH HAIR
CLOIA tssane Lasting, Terry, Brocatelie, &C.,
% haaA, lazgs saA sspsstor asssvtmsnt Of Pa.
.ns saiss, 6oeas Lounges, Tsts-s-setss, Easy Par
PATENT RECLINING CHAIRA
naAs h Our own Yastosy, from kiln-dySsd sock.
aad vansnts1 b b a ths bsst matsrSsIg md
vs6Sa1Aip. aaseas-tep Csstss TsbssA. Otas-
- Dlvaans 0sae neso6, De-, %. Puhassss
vm Ia y greatly 70 tAsiS advaaAaes 10 s10DIas
en- stook ba1ns0 nAkfn4 tAsi1 sSlscttooe AlI
eesa carefully Desksd ed dshvsssl hss q ohasu1.
D1kAAN, 01AW q 90.
q oadbuy B., som9 a RsstAsd o.. poeasu.
Ieeeoy q brf10s -, IaGt CA0hssdeo. o.
vsst = 81 b. ~ Dsinapai dsalossin NV -.
-. 4 lssviy.
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|nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
/Ihs Woo, vastsd. VIII pay IS ossss sur -
~ nsssss; ~ osots ks p.ll~d.
bONKkh 3 NkARIHo.
WI BeAsudou vw1A
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NoIcE.An application Will be made to tn
Legislature OF Vermont at its next session for al
amendment To the charter of the Killingtou Hail
7 road Company.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
October 20, 1869.
of Senator in Tennessee


Election of Senator in Tennessee,
Nashville, October 23,--Henry
Cooper was this morning elected
on the first ballot as United States
Senator from Tennessee, receiving
majority Of four votes over An
dy johnson. The vote stood ;
Cooper, 81 Johnson, 81.
NASHVILLE, October %. - The
election of Senator gives satisfac-
ton to all except Jchnson's most
ardent friends. Probably better
selection could not have been made.
Mr. Cooper is one of the ablest
lawyers in Tennessee, He was one
of Military Governor Johnson's
appointees to the Judiciary, and
was commended for his integrity
as an officer by Governor Brown
low in a message to the Legislature,
He gave the decision in the Sher-
brooke Ridley case, now pending
in the United States Supreme Court,
that our frahchise law is unoonsti-
tutional On retiring from the
bench, he became professor in the
Lebanon Law School. Resignine
that position he removed to Nash
vile, and is now Senator from Da,
wilson county To show the esti.
nation he is held in by all parties
it may be noted that all the Radio
ais, with one exception, voted fol
him. The election throws the last
shovel of earth on reputation In
Tennessee.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

ASAD CAsE--Truman II. Brown
late Clerk Of the Court of Fulton
county, has returned to that county,
insane. 1t will be remembered thai
said Brown while Clerk, employed
a young lady as deputy, who either
seduced him or was seduced,--
Brown, who was a married man,
went to Indiana and left his carpet
BAG to obtain a residence, and
about six months after obtained q
divorce from his wife without her
knowledge, He then, with his fe-
male deputy went to Michigan, was
married, returned to Fulton Co,
resigned his office and left the coun-
ty. He now returns deranged men
tally and morally, a perfect wreck
of his former self. Verify the ways
orthe transgressorare hard.--L Bry
an 20. } Press,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

The Tennessee Senatorshlp-
A. s. Defeated.

The final vote for U. S. Senator
was taken in the Tennessee Legis-
lature on Friday last, and resulted,
contrary to what was generally ex-
pected, in the defeat Of the immor-
tai A. j., and the election Of Judge
Henry Cooper A Nashville dis
patch Of Friday to the Cincinnati
Commercial, says:
4" After one Of the most fierce and
exciting contests that has, perhaps,
ever characterized the Senatorial
race in this country, the fight was
ended to-day in Andy Johnson's
defeat. This result was unlocked
for by the public at large, as the
vote of yesterday seemed to be de-
cldedly in favor Of Johnson's ulti-
mate triumph. The opposition, at
last fully alive to the situation, held
a caucus at the City Hotel last night,
where the various candidates were
present. After quite a long con
3ultation, a decision was arrived at
to concentrate on Judge Henry
Cooper, the Republicans concluding
to drop Fletcher and vote solid for
Cooper. The latter, who is a State
Senator, was probably the strong
est man they could have selected,
as he was sure to draw off two of
Johnson's friends in the Senate
one of them being Edmund Coop
er, the newly elected Senator's
brother, n
The new movement was kept
profound secret until this after
noon, to stiflen the wavering, and
present such front as would de-
feat johnson on tho first ballot
When the Convention was called
to order, Senator Bryant, who had
hitherto supported johnson, arose,
and in u neat little speech, nomi-
mated Cooper He received a ma
Ijority of four in the Senate, In the
House the vote was tie, each re-
ceiving forty-one votes.
The result of the ballot was re-
ceived with the widest enthusiasm,
the galleries were perfectly packed
with interested spectators,
The defeat Of johnson is consid-
cred an event of more than ordina-
ry significance, considering the pc
culiNr relation Of parties in Tennes-
see at the present time. Among.
Conservatives there is q progress
live, tolerant and liberal element,
whose principal exponents are the
Nashville Banner and Memphis Av-
alanche. johnson represented the
rctrogressive and proscriptive spir
it Of Tennessee politics, and wished
to mold the party accordingly. His
election, it was cOntended, would
have been triumph of Bourbon
ism; and viewing the matter in this
light, the Banner opened its batter
les against him with tremendous
force, and It is not saying too much
to declare that its untiung warfare
against the man at last brought
about his defeat, To prove that
johnson represented the extreme
Democracy it is only necessary to
say that the Republicans in the Leg
islatuse voted solid against him.
Judge Henry Cooper is about
forty-Ave years old, and is lawyer
of good abilities. He was staunoh
Union man during the war and is
now a Conservative, holding liber-
al and tolerant views. While not
being particularly brilliant, he will
make a safe legislator in the Ma
tional Congress. lie is brother,
of Edmund Cooper, formerly pri.
vate secretary Of President John
SON
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
NOTICE. E.-Josepb L. Hills is no

NOTICE Joseph L, Hills is no
IN titled that Anna p Hills did ON the g7th
day of October A. d., 1864 Gle her petition
in the onlce Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the County Of Fay
ette and State ofOhio, charging the said 10.
wllful absence for three years From the said
Anna +. Hills, Also charging said Joseph J..
Hlls with adultery with person to the said
petitioner unknown, and asking that she
may be divorced from said Joseph L. Hills,
NEXT term ofsaid Court Dated October eth,
A D., 1850 ANNA 7. HILLS,
By GARDNER & HIXsoN her Att'ys. 1910
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
CHERIFFS SALE,

VIM q. Douglas and DayidH. Douglas, Part
ners, SO, against Mary NJ. Vance and Thos'
n Vance Defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above case from the Court OF Common Pleas
lof Fayette County, Ohio, to me directed, and
in pursuance Of the command thereon l
will expose and offer for sale at pub
lis auction at the door of the Court
House in the town Of Washington. In
said county, on Tuesday, the 30th day Of Novn
A. ID. 1869 at one o'clock p, M, of said day, the
following described real estate situated III the
County OF Fayette and State Of Ohio. to'wit:
Reginning mt a stake corner to David v,
Harrison's land thence south 33 deg west s2
poles to q stake thence north 90 deg west "
poles to Il stakei thence south 80 deg west ld4
poles to a white oak thence north 40 deg west
d poles and II links to stake corner 70 MA.
nv E. Vance's land; thence north 33 deg east
t2b poles and 16 links to q stake thence south
IS deg east COZ poles to white oak down, and
corner to Mary n, Vance; thence north ~ Deg
east 2lS poles to stake corner TO Mary r.
Vance in David v Harison's iinei thence
south 65 deg cast 80 poles and 10 links to the
beginning containing dI acres and 10 poles
in SURVEYS No s s67, 10 s9t, 1884 and S,24; al
so the life estate of said Mary NJ, Vance, in the
following described premises, to-wit;
Cd Tract-Stuate in said county Of Fayette
and described as fellows, tO-wit; Beginning
al A stake in said David Harrisons line bear
Ing north IS deg west 80 poles from Dayid's
stake in John Harrison's line; thence & deg
west 2i5 poles to white oak thence north %
deg west GO poles to q stake; thence south 81
deg west 1s4 poles, crossing the North Fork Of
Paint Greek at IS poles to stake in the west
line; thence with said line north 90 deg west
is poles to q stake In said line south west cor
neT TO David Harrison; thence north SS deg
east, binding on Dayids line a5 poles to a
stake in said line; thence north 65 deg east 50
poles TO the beginning containing ~ acres IN
SURVEYS No 8 S07, 10, sci, 1924 and 1904.
Said premises being ordered to be sold by
said Court in said cause
list tract appraised at SAL 66 per acre
Ell tract appraised at 81 ,5SS o.
Terms Of sale, cash.
sheriff Fayette County, Ohio.
Gardner q HiNsOn, Attys, .o
Oct rs, 1850. i9tw5 PIT Sle W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
r ECAL NOTICE E--WiIIiom r.


- Adams OF the County of --, in the
State of Kansas, viii take notice that George
H. Adams of Fayette County, Ohio, did on the
llth dav OF August 1863 file his petition In the
Court ofCommou Pleas within and for said
Fayette County against said William y. Adj
ans, defendant, founded upon promisory
note executed and delivered by said William
n, Adams TO said George II Adams dated
June 30th, 1868 and PAYABLE to said George II
Adams N0y 1st 1868 for &34D 90 with interest
from its said date. The object and PRAYER OF
said petition Is to obtain q Judgment against
said VIM. r, Adams in favor OF said GeargC
II Adams for said sum of $349 90 with inter.
est thereon from June Both 1858
That an order OF attachment has been issued
IN said action, and the real estate ofsaid VIM
B Adams In said Fayette County attached tC
satisfy the Judgment TO be rendered in said
action and the costs Of suit
And the said William B. Adams Is also mott
fed that he is required 70 appear and answer
said petition and attachment on or before the
third saturday after the Och day Of December
1860. Dated October 27th 1862 --..
GEORGE II. ADAMS.
II, II. Maynard, Plaintiff
Attorney. 49'7w
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

"A John DOdds Plaintiff, against John
Hidy. Defendant -. -.
Township. Favette County, Ohio, 4,
tnstire issned an order Of attachment In the
above action for the sum Of one hundred ana
stS5S S9y,tS ,se'eH uO'i"'' Wv JOHN DoDDs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

Silas Mills, a colored man, OBJ
tanned a verdict, in the Clarke Com.
mon Pleas, yesterday, against the
Trustees Of Mad River township
for s275, for refusing his vote Al
the late election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

Best half bushel red seed wheat, W Col
son lst. M Carl ID; white do, Ely d Stim
son 2d; oats, W Oolson lst, A Dew it, 2di
rye, Ely Il s. Let; buckwheat, same lst'
dax seed, Mrs } Hyer lat; clover seed
Ely & S, lst; white corn, James Hannah
lst, j Ross ID, half bushcl yellow corn,
NJ Kirk lst, james Hannah I'd; samplc
peas, ] Ross lsti beans, same ST. variety
garden seeds same lst; onion sets, same
lat, Mrs J II Allen ID hops, Ross lsti
half bushel wheat, W Elliott Jst; timothy
seed, Ely d s. lst; sugar corn, James Han,
nah lst; sample London ---secds, }
Ross lst,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
POAD NOTICE. Notice IS here.

POAD NOTICE. Notice is here
~ by given that petition will be present
ed to the Commissioners Of Fayette County,
Ohio, at their December session, A. ID. 1850,
praying for the alteration Of tho Road lead
ing from Bl0omingbnrg TO Washington,
line tO-wit, Beginning so rs to run from the
mouth OF the lane on the west bank of the
crock EAST Fork ofPaint) between the land of
X. Davis and James Alexander; thence about
north 66I deg east to the south west corner Of
j. NJ. Edwards land thence continuing the
wards and James Alexanders land TO the
south east corner of j. NJ. Edwards land;--
thence continuing same course on James al
eXanders laAd, south of the BlOomlngburg
bmyng ground so as TO ntersect the Bloom
inghurg Pike at the south east corner of said
bmyng ground
JAMES ALEXANDER 4,
Oct 2S, 80, 1914 Petitioner,