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Ae.a, NICHOLS sHfPARp. Of H.st.e Crib.
~vlHkAIUR" R"THRESHlNU AAUHtNk WORKS
n tic s.e e!ty. oer fos s.c the pfrnises prr.ent
indse.std Th|.e Eoff. ~ sttn.ted "a the t.paiy.
growing and beautiful r1sy q Battle Greek Calhoan
= It e. :. T. = " 1h s
Penip.ul.z Rsil'oed. no~ hing bat frcm PnEt Hana
70 Chleafn and on wht.h tho Iron j. nov beans laid.
aith vadoue athe! r.ilru~d, and Afi"rdlnE sulrrtr
shipping tAdues In md ont and aEeet scc-As II tha
vain.bie ln@beI "a mtptr.i 1es,on. e AtstuSea -
chne shop, hlaeksutth sho1. pattern sho pslut shop
.su:s q te ne :Ses1a NJ s
10th water power Aud etesns fuwrt AFR 1AeL OF
etthcr It The wueI p1wer Il Aaplt. and applied
No better lotatt9c bs found In the ~est- With
rrfrfret TO ecst c rTduet IN and afersshtr oE II AZ
kctA feE The Tsnufaetnte Of EsrcEs and tnoH pHt
farm machinery nf kAa EeoeEal tobhta<, lumber
Est1ne tshsnet or other Nt~*!sa var, and troa md
rood fof Timber rasons, .rarezs md mo.9r, md
Itsbls farm enssncf+ IN n'aueetion with Rsnerd
The bustnc4s has h~<n estahlIshed over ewent!-ene
tears with prosperous Md 1nerrasnk 1ade, and has
hit md furu1htd Aud cpaa fnI hun tr u Of
xtat mf1te, rnls fAs3urea+ and mAcenaneeus
v,nH furnlsh good busnezs It's property viii ba
kt1d enttft o. dtvidtd mr. II desired
Tbe attention "f eF PARTIES desHnf %
helesng thxt oez I4te Ataettont tor IN
eaSsied: =, , ~
dueton of thfnst uk tn tseiE new yeska
Ing the c6c1t Tor A1. tnd Wll seH thett
rftsent werks with The nil nd stne.ai 31ebnk pat.
ssb .sae FL: Vss ss
Address at eaN on
, 1869-10-04
Prince Napoleon's Letter to
the Americans in London.
Latest Adrices from South America.
Convooation Of the French Corps
Legislatif.
Probable Republican lntnrrtttion in
Sonlhtrn Spain.
General Etck1es, Note TO The
Spanish Government.
France
rFncE FAPolBoN%t LK714R TO ANkRicASs-

AA~*++~A$'A~ 1
PAn!A Oct J.
Pr1nce Napoleon has written letter to Colonel
Berton Chairman and other Americans so}o1fn-
ing In London, thanking them for tbeE aaafess
congratnla.tne bin for nls liberal speech In tae
Senate. The Prince reminds them OF the nonaa
which hare alwa3s united France end Anetaca
and continues: The present po+iton beass frsau1.
hlance To that At the close OF tho last centarJ !
France seeks to found Liberal |
Democracy At the ruoMent whcu America energes |
from gt9antic struggle for the destruction OF |
siavetJ, which dtshonored the republic. Tbs |
methods OF France and Amer1c4 are di1eIent upt |
the end u the tame- Constitutional liberty essab-
l1Ahed In France will place the political sentnents
Of France apd America in ns complete acco.a ~
their interests nlFesdy Rre- ID con-
clustoo, the Prince thanks his Auaertcau
friends for barring perceived IN his speech mod-
crate nbe14I and democratic sentiments, *hlrh
nlooe an becnrr Tho end 81 which they Ain-4he
alliance Of the empire With !lbestF.
plssA71sTACtI1Ss
Nearly ali the iou{1aia cxprss dissatisfaction II
the fact that the ~Chambers have not been lmale-
A..telg assembled
SOUTH AMEKIcL
AdFtces from Pa1aguaFan sources represent tnA1
the iosses Of the Brazaans in theft l&3e battles,
amounted to 500 men ....
President loptz retired to the Grand cnrdine-
fas, and thence 10 AczuAza, wnfTe ne had III I'D.
s9!~G fAEt'0@-'t ~" fNe'---@e 'N' 'N '
antes were preparing u sisuo1s" t.o'a a{A"e4o's
t,ut wpull leave few troops beasnd to support
the P4pylslorat Government established At Asun-
scion.
iae AsReataue oo'e.noent naa ateaas isea'4eo
Hs eonlshRent 70 tne a'neo ss", ~ .a"1!. -. vi,
int boenes A3ses 1oa.Aals seeah" @"e s'@A"-
!ao6 Of assass1uAl1n4 tAeh pt1sonets-
-. A"'', - -. -
aud co,1,s Lcg.slAt1f hare been conFoked TO meet
on tae 3ta u Soseuoe'-
F@Asen 4no"to t> 'oA."
....-.-.. fAMs' ~.
The fhtF1t conuaa'e1s report 1aal tas tteacu
troops are to 1etnr1 frorn Koue on LIE lota OF
November. ..
1Hk dGEALf3CAL CoC@c'1-
,tnn,. vii defend ,,,erai ideas before 1he Ecu-
n.n,r,, t.onuc. nnh thai rftv Amer7cau Bishops
orr, MN ,h,.fr snnpoft
, 1869-10-04

IkprAKAroI1s, Dct- 3-Tne Coroner gives the
runl'er Killed u tne ta1r grouodA on FTday, IN.
tNeh,y.three. Thete u ETH orc body ii
We41e1s unde1tAAef's once not -eooznlzed
, 1869-10-04

Assem- bInEc OF Prominent Mnsons-
The Business Before Thcm-Ae-
mUorntblc-Nen fkattrnad-Suddea
Den&h-ffen.'S S. n. Cullon. Etc-,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Troune-
, 1869-10-04

fuSbed. and cefAI OF ponce HAs M&oe rtu
! rue engine and boiler Ind been taken y 1e'.e
| hunteEA .--
the scene waa terrible In The back Jsrd and reAr
.nogs aga Sgds Psa1 a1s bench xsrs
he. and cannot u1ty te dtscnbed- Bl&ckened aud
b+Rrlned. bloody and dattt, with protrudlnE ere
| tails, lolltnR tongues, And clenchtd hands, The
~ sasns e. Id
/ disaster Of which they arc the fearful rtues-
| xK- stSkxnR STATEMENT
| Our fcfptcT called nj the ytstdeDcc q MI + 7.
| Sinkes. lat evening, AID bad conversation w1th
| him. Mr. Stnker EATS fh4t the H1at test commenc-
70 about naltpass . clock. sad thss ~ sersn and
| half Iotuusea they hsd kawn 51s feet Of lumber
from the rough toE, dissancdnx their competitors
| The engine 9tArttd Oh With 15sipouuds Of ttea!n
iae 10 move s so.y' ani aso1. @ oeocs taey
determined to saw up tne togs tne1 hid On
hand and gEs ready for removal to-dy. Ins
completed hut Two roQuds4 Khen the PIT nj
ed up Nth sAxduxt and ther stopped 70 allow y
. gu, Ell ,hs ras tas eaDs
ti1 minutes before, VI. slnkcf says he n3d a1eu
tie wafer gauge, A9d the secuud eaage had snoIn
e.!ss Il sse W. Ws:e4s :. @ sonssi@es ] % doc He 10,
uct d ttst the nse doors xess open. The e41 ~.
stsny open, and the damper turned This "
steam. The steam gauge showed ueassJ ~
eet0es 10 be sab}ected % more taaa l.. s 8
shoaM atand IS O. 10 pounds ae had no1iets
nSaDS cut & a. e q q % =
TneJ Nere Il ring .ith one Of stAisJn ~.
hloekA Long. 5o.epa aad Lsxtes. We NJ eaAs e. 3
| OF the kAWtnx. hAA ret the bite OF iced 70 ~
| inches, Ihicn needed eoos1oesaala force 70 1un
| Nj Snker wa standing hali EaJ bet *eta tnt en-
| Viii Ma snEe1. lie had hui Just ieft the eus.n
IL engine u. not made expressly for II
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
THE sHosHoNE FALLS.

. About four miles from the cross
inc of Rock Creek, on the coach.
road between Salt Lake City and
Boise, the capital Of Idaho, is the
Niagara of the West" the great
cataract Of the Shoshone or Snake
River, of which we give an admira-
bic illustration above, Snake Riv-
er is fork of the Columbia, and
winds its way through region
wild and wonderful in the extreme,
The view depicted in our engrav-
ing is from high bluff below, and
takes in the entire cataract, consist.
ing Of three distinct falls. The
first of these is thirty feet in height,
and is broken into several streams
by out.jutting rocks. A little fur.
ther on the river makes a leap of
sixty feet, in three streams; and
still alittle further below, its waters
suddenly narrowed to some four
hundred feet in width, it leaps in
one unbroken plunge down a pre-
cipice of two hundred AMI ten
feet.
The sublime grandeur of the
great Shoshone is said to excel
even Niagara, and is truly indie
scribable. A huge volume of mist
continually arises therefrom; the
roar is deafening, end can be heard
for many miles. An old hunter re-
siding fifteen miles away says he
never has seen the falls, but often
he cannot sleep nights because of
their NOISE. Below the cataract the
angry river rolls sullenly on be
tween bluffs towering fully one
thousand feet above; and the whole
5 'ene is one Of awful subimity. In
that vast New West, which is now
being opened up to civilized man.
Kind, there is an almost endless
panorama of scenery grand in the
extreme, and to it thousands Of
will henceIorth be annual
Y attracted. Comparatively easy
IF access, the Shoshone Falls will
re a prominent point Of interest to
ourists, and will compel the admi-
alton of all who admire Nature in
Ter Widest, grandest forms, there
% sublimely shown,-Hearh and
Tome.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
NEWS ITEMS.

There is woman in Bulitt coun-
ty, Ky, seyenty-two years old, who
has a child about five months old.
TIE father Of the child is about
twenty years old.
A pack ofdogs killed forty sheep
and wounded forty more, most OF
which will die, on the premises of
John d Compton, near Coshocton,
Ohio, the other night.
JEFF, Davis is staying in Balti
more His health is improved -
Days's family will remain, for the
present, in Europe, He intends to
make Mississippi his future resi-
dence,
The condition of Admiral Far
ragut improved throughout the day
yesterday, and he is now consider
ed to be entirely out ofdanger.
The Republican County Conven-
tion at Little Rock. Arkansas, on
Saturday, nominated negroes for
City Marshal and Street Commits
siOner.
The Rev. Kent Stone, late Pres
ident of Kenyon College, has au
thorized his friends to deny the re-
port that he had becomes a Romanist.
For simply declaring the right
Of negroes to hold political meet
lngs, the Sheriff Of Sunhower coun-
ty, Mississippi, has been shot and
mortally wounded.
A Young man named George
Newberry, Of Youngstown, Ohio,
dead on Wednesday even
ing, at Leavittsburg, Ohio, while
sitting in a chair at hotel,
The Republicans expect to carry
the election in Mississippi by a ma
jorty Of fifteen thousand. They |
have q thorough organization
the State
Work upon the Memphis, El Paso
& Pacific Railroad is being rapidly |
pushed forward, and fifty miles of
the road will be finished by the last
Of April next.
The Union Pacific Railroad land /
sales for September aggregated ST.
30S acres, amounting to 1892, 900.
The CoIored residents in the vi.
cinity of Macon, Ca, have raised
his season 100000 worth of cot
.on,
" President" JEFF. Davis, having
'eturned from Europe, is at the
capital he at one time wanted to
destroy,
Captain George Wentworth, OF
Bangor, Me-, whose arrest for rape
IN the high seas was noticed a few
lays ago, had a hearing on Wednes-
lay before U. s, Commissioner
CARR, which resultedin fully commit
ing him for trial before the U. S.
District Court in April next. The
penalty is death, The oaense is
not bailable.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

ELECTION. - Governor Hayes
majority over Pendleton in this
state, according to the State Jour
nal, of Columbus, Of yesterday
morning, is S,O7S.
The Legislature stands in the
Senate one Republican majority,
and the House three Republican
majority, leaving out Hamilton
county. The fusion ticket there
was made up of an equal number of
candidates from the Republican
and Democratic parties, and the
Republicans will vote with the Re.
publicans on party measures, and
the Democratic fusionists with the
Democratic members.
PENNSYLVANIA, AT the election
on the 18th, the Republicans elect
ell their candidate for Governor
and the State Ticket by five thou
sand majority, and a majority Of
Republicans in both branches Of the
State Legislature.
Iowa gives 10000 Republican
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
G HERIFFS SALE.

First National Bank, Washington Ohio,
against q X. Higboe, Andrew Morris and
Elijah Heigler.
Vsndi BXponas.
BY virtue of writ of execution issued in
the above ease from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Fayette County, Ohio to me directed
and in pursuance of the command thereof
will expose and offer forsale at public auction
at the door of the Court House, in the town
Of Washington in said county, on Monday
the god day of November A. D. 1869 ut two
O'Clock p, NJ, of said day the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county of
Fayette and State of Ohio, tO-wit; Begin
ming at two elms and Il maple south east cor
ner OF the original survey Ofwhich this is part;
thence North d deg East ll6 poles to II stake
and two elms corner to NJ BensOn'S land /;
thence North 50 deg 10 min west 90 poles to an
elm and burr oak and stake in the line of said
M. Benson; thence south u deg west li6 poles
to a stake in the State road and south line Of
the original Survey; thence 50 deg 10 min
east, with said road and line so poles to the
beginning containing 80 acres be the same
more or less, part of survey in the name of
& lskin Smith No 1852 Said Premises being
levied upon under and by virtue OF a writ of
execution found against said q X Iligbee,
andrew Morris and Elijah Heigler, In favor
ofsaid First National Bank Of Washington, D.
Appraised at 8
Terms of sale, cash.
CONRAD GARRIS,
Sheriff Fayette County, Ohio.
IT. h, MAYNARD atty for Plaintiff,
Oct. II, 1869. 48 5w. prf$lOOO
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
The Issue squarely Met.

The greenback question could
not have been put more squarely
to the people of Ohio than it was
in the canvass just passed. General
CARY was put forward as the lead
ing speaker on the Democratic side
for his known position on financial
policy and his supposed identifica-
ton with the laboring interest. He
Announced what the policy Of the
Democracy would be if placed in
power The currency would be
inflated as ast as printing presses
could manufacture the notes, and
the emission Of greenbacks was not
to stop till hundreds of millions
had been issued to satisfy what he
conceived to be the demands ofpro.
duction, industry and commerce -
The bonds were to be paid off in
these deprecated notes, the Nation
al Banks xlinsuished, and the old
system Of State banking restored.
In brief, the theory Of Mr. PENDLE
TON was announced with such ab
surd improvements as a financially
uneduc ted demagogue would be
apt to add.
On the other hand, General HAYES
took the substantial ground that
the debt must be paid in coin or its
equivalent, dollar for dollar, the
true course being not to increase
the existing volume Of currency,
but to appreciate its value by an
honest collection Of revenues, an
economical administration, and the
rapid reduction of the debt. That
there might be no mistake as to the
policy Of the administration, Secre
tary Boutwell, appeared in Phila-
delphia, on tile eve of the election,
and, In an admirable speech, de. |
clored it TO be the purpose of the
Government to be TO pay the pub |
lie debt, 'principal and interest,
according to the terms Of the con.
tract, and In coin, or that which
men receive as the equivalent Of
,oin" He pronounced all other
schemes deusions, and asserted
hat there is bat one way out Of
.he difficulty, which is that Of the
honest merchant that is, to meet
ais obligations manrnlly, and fulfill
hem to the last cent, If he has it,"
He showed oonclusiyely that the
American people have the means,
md can pay OF the entire debt IN
'olrteen years, at the present rate
)f taxation, or in twenty two years
I the taxes are reduced, and we pay
,ut fifty millions of the debt per
.nnum.
Mr., PgNDLEToN's strength lay in
he supposed popularity of his
plan But when the issue
fas squarely made, the people vot.
d it down, and its author with it,
Seither CARY's cxtravagant oratory
.or Mr. PENDLEToNs suavity were
Il any avail, The course Of the
administration stands indorsed by
he people Of Ohio and Pennsylva.
lia, and will grow in favor with
hem If il is known at the end of
'aeh financial year one hundred
Millions ofthe public debt has been !
To accomplish this {
8 the ambition of the President {
md his able Secretary, aud they
will work with an eye single to
hat purpose Commercial. {
3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
Extensive Land Purchase -- A
Colony of Swedes.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-John Swan.
son, proprietor ofan extensive cot
ton factory near Stockholm, Swed-
en-, has just purchased l2,50Q acres
of land in Dunklin and Stoddard
counties, in this State, where he
will establish a colony and build a
factory, mills, &C., and carry on
the cultivation and manufacture of
cotton. Mr.. Swanson has 1,200
families in his employ and will bring
them to his new plantation. Five
hundred families are now en- route
to New York and will reach Mis-
souri, within thirty days, and 800
families will soon follow. The land
selected is well adapted to cotton
raising.
Dunklin county will export, this
season, from 1000 to 5000 bales,
and Stoddard county about 5000
bales.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
G HERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas Burnett against Benjamin N Wen

Thomas Burnett against Benjamin N, Wen
del
I'd Vendi Exponss Fifaetlar'A
BY virtue of writ Of execution Issued in the
above case, from the Court of Common
Pleas of Fayette County, Ohio, to me direct
ed, and In pursuance of the command there
of, | will expose and offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court House,
In the town of Washington, in said county on
Monday, the 22 day Of November, A. ID. 1869, at
one O'Clock z. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate situated In the county Of
Fayette and State Of Ohio, to-wit In-lOt No.
3 IN Anthony Walks addition to the town of
Washington Also, in-lOt No. In said An
thony Walks addition to said town Of Wash
ingtOn as by reference to the recorded Plat
of said addition, will more fully appear, Also
Out-lot No 40 In sal town Of Washington. as
by reference TO the recorded plat of said
town will more fully appear, subject, h0wey-
er to the dover of Elizabeth Wendell on said
out-lot No, 46, all of which lie in the town Of
Washington, County seat of Fayette County,
Ohio. Said Premises being levied upon under
and by virtue Of a writ Of Execution found
against said Benjamin n Wendell in favor OF
said Thomas Burnett.
In-lot No appraised at Sc 900, In-lot No Z
appraised at $500 and Out-lot o 10 appraised
subject to dover, at $700
Terms Of sale, cash,
Sheriff Fayette County, Ohio.
NJ. J. WILLIAMS. Atty for Plaintiff
Oct 81, 1859. 4Sf6w prt SlO W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

- The following is the opinion
of the Richmond (Virginia) Whig
on the recent elections in Ohio and
Pennsylvania:
The effect Of these elections can
not fail to be discouraging to the
Democracy, and may possibly lead
to temporary dissolution Of that
party as a national organization.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

his advice and his candidates were
defeated, he quarrels with his old
Democratic friends, But perhaps
Gould's advice to abandon party
and vote for men, was intended on
ly for Republicans. If SO, he ought
to have said so.
The truth is, neighbor Gould,
you have been beaten at your own
game.
But we apprehend his advice had
but little weight with any sensible
man. The people have intelligence
enough to do their own voting
without any advice from the editor
of the Register or the HERALD
either. .-.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

= Our Republican neighbors up
in Madison county are feeling jubi
liant over the result of the election
ia that county, where for few
years the Democrats have been wor,
rying them prCty closely. This
year the Republicans have elected
their whole ticket with the exeep
ton Of Sheriff. They are not 60
ing to be misreprescnted in the
Legislature this time by a Demo
crat. Hurrrh for Madison coun.
70
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

Little Rock papers state that all
indictments pending against parties
on the charge Of treason, in Arkan'
sas, have either heen quashed oI
dismissed, including the celebrated
Pickett case.
A bill is pending in the Tennes-
see Legislature to remove the disa-
bilities of Judge Frazier, who was
impeached, convicted and driven
from the bench by the Legislature
IN 1867.
Eighty five thousand people wpre
present on the St. Louis Fair
Grounds Thursday. In the grand
trotting match, Pilot Temple won
in three straight heats. The best
time was 2:3l8.
The citizens OF Utah, to the num-
ber of 10000, met in Convention
at Salt Lake City on Friday last,
and adopted resolutions memoir.
alizing Congress for the early ad.
mission Of Utah into the Union.
Three robbers plundered the
store of James Oakley, in Hunting
ton, L. l., Wednesday night. Oak
ley discovered them, when they
beat him almost to death, set fire
to his store, barn and dwelling, and
escaped. His property was all
burned, and his life is endangered.
Loss, $4,000.
The House Of Bishops Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church yes
terday afternoon elected Rev. HEN
RY NILES, D. d., Missionary Bish.
op of Arkansas and Indian Territory
Napoleon has ordered that the
travelling expnses of the French
bishops of Quebec, on going to and
returning from the Ecumeuial Coun-
Gil, be betrayed from the imperial
Bishop Whitaker, of Nevada and
Arizona, was consecrated, in New
York, Wednesday, fifteen Episco-
pal bishops taking part in the GER
A man named James Brennet was
arrested at Hudson, on the goth
nit, by detectives of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails. He had maltreated a horse
The case causes some excitement,
rs it is the FIRST arrest of its kind in
hat locality,
In the upper part of Jefferson
county, Kentucky, on Friday, Mr..
Harry Taylor and a man named
Griffin had dispute over a game
If cards, which eliminated in Tay-
or's stabbing Griffin twice in the
'reast, from the effects Of which he
lied five minutes afterward.
The new Central School building,
t Atchison, Kansas, burned Mon,
ay. 1t was insured in the Phoenix,
f Hartford, for $4,000; in the
Etna, of Hartford, for 10000, and 4
A the North American, of Philadel- T
hia, for $4,000.
The Lake Shore car shops, at
Buffalo, were burned on Sunday
large number Of cars and a guam.
ity of material we're burned. Loss
hree hundred thousand dollars
uIly insured. One hundred and fif-
Y workmen were thrown out of
mployment.
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. .El-
"a "a Rowlen Plaintiff, against Andrew
Shriver, Defendant,
Before n l. smith, J. 2, OF Madison Town
ship, Fayette County Ohio.
On the 18th day OF October, 1859, said Jus
tice issued an order OF attachment in the
above action, for the sum OF one hundred
and thirty dollars and iity-nye cents.
4ssa ELIZA ROM LIN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

Alexander II, Stephens has been
out Of his house but a few times
since last February, and on those
occasions was assisted out and in.
He has no hope of ever leaving
home again.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
blanks.

WE HAVE JUST PRINTED vari-
w ETY. Of Justices Blanks, Constable's
Sales, &c. All Of which we have on land
snd for sale at the Herald Ofiieo
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21
EoR RENT!
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR

The undersigned has six houses and lots for
sale situated within the corporate limits OF
W Washington. will sell all or any one OF
them. Also, some vacant lots for sale
W. II. hLAKEM0RE.
Washington O r., O., Avg 80 ss o9tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-21

], r. A. ROBINSON Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, Washington OHIO do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best ofmy knowledge and belief
II. A. ROBINSON, Cashier.
tALLEN IlEGLER,
Correct: Attest )F l., RlTTRRHOUsE,
tCURRAN MILLIKAN,
Directors.
STATE OF OHIO.
FAYETTE COUNTY 90
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
eighteenth day of October 1859
j. r. ROBINSON, Notary Public.