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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

FS-The demand Dry Cod oBy moderate unclaimed prices
sales 500 qutSs Msckere Moderate request and steady
Of 900 bills Herring dull and nominal We quote:
MAck No BaV s28 90 d3O % Herring Sbore. 81 60 a 50
Mackl No 2 Bay. 10 50 a Herring scd 49,. - 80 a. -
Maok1 No. J. Sh.., - so o. Herring Mol FbK -
Mack1 No. 2 Shs. ~ 90 ais 50 Bluedsh picked. -
Maokl, No. g. large IL o. o. Tongues aud Sounds
Mackl No. g. med. 10 50 a. picked .,......,. II o.
George slnk Goldfish B74 Salmon Pokled... - OK a.
Herrur Labrador. Iiialinut. Smoked. 60 10
FEATHERS without change; the demand moderator quote
for Prime Western aud 90d95c for DO Southern.
FRkIGhTS iun To Liverpool 1908 bb Flour at L. lOId and
bush Wheat SD To Louton coo bills Flour
2s 3d., aud 100 hhds. Tobacco at 27s. 3D.
GRAINIhere has been fair degree Of activity in market Tor
Wheat to-day kinds and business restricted bv the
scarcity ofeg There little sound Spring here's Winter
the sales ll5W
bush 81 50 for Mixed Spring. Sc for No CheaEo Sprngi
for No 81 53d 81 IS for Red Western "
dS g. for New Amber do 81 70 for White California u 90 oT
White Michigan 81 20 for Amber Southern, aHd % for
New Amber Barley devoid Of activity aud the absence
of sales prices nominal Barley Malt quiet bat firm az $40
85 the supply good New light; the sales
A. bush Old Ohio and Western size sfoat zoe for railroad
lots State sic Jersey 7Ua3c and Southern 52G7Sc. Rye
Is quiet Corn better and fairly aciIe, the light arrivals giving sellers
the advantage the CLOSED the i bush
S. IA AlOaL
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bs are snaal specnl change N. demand moderse We

ave Suaut special change the demsnd Is mOderste We
Egse et nom sOe "a ~ 80 for American Gray and White
has beer good demand from all sources ana be
msIet snow greater strength the low grades 10 paacua winch
ave Nahted Tor shipments sales 1870 bales @ last evening and
~ to ane) Of whe sos aksu b. phne 81 by Peeultos
ana w W exporters Sales ao Of 50 bales Tor Oct 2Oh u 2Sh 2
wv GO b January and half ecembr at u 20c go do January,
ne loo DO Deoeltr AID 800 d. JsnnsIy private terms,
sH W basis Of lew Ni.llng. We quote IS follows;
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sabimgs Banks.

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
w No lG6 EASSAU-Sr..
sun BUILDING, OPPOSITE CITY HALL -. -
Open daily 10 10 AMI MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED, FREE FROM
GOVERNMENT TAX.
Of business
fs paid on daily balances cheek books urnshe
checks maid book The attention Of business
called the advantages thus offered which will be iuly eR
Tsss Is oasgS Depostors will prompt and courteous
Attentlob.
Oue COLLAR will commence account
'' ANU ~ CHARLES X GRAHAM President
A. L. PRtrCHARD, vice pr.slentA
RICHARD YOSB )
g. H. BENEDICT SecretarT
THso W MoKRIs. Chairman Executive Committee.
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos 1875 and 3OS CANALSr, corner Of Laightst
q per interest on SJ to $4,000
ASSETS
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FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
IL OF THB GREAT CONSOLIDATED AIR LINE RAILROAD

The Norfolk Petersburg Railroad extends from Norfolk to Peters
burg Va Oh mes the South Side Railroad from Petersburg 70 Lynch
burg Va 100 miles, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from Lynch
burg Va Bristol 2O1 meomBg Consolidated Line under
45 miles running connection with from
HeSYork Norfolk Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad mortgage only $1,000 mile including trs;
morgag bearing interest," payable January and
Jolly Hewort 90 and accrued South Side Railroad
Frt Mortgage Eight Per Cent Bonds mortgage only $1,000 mls
and July HesYo price 8 and accrued
interest These Bonds present prices will yield to the purchaser VI
10 10 per cent per annum interest
for limited Of them aud confidently
mend them saouing the most uHdoubed security.
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OyucE o. TIE ROcKyoKD. ROCK Isl. AND, srsLoUs}
RAILROAD CoAPAsI
THE COUPONS of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company maturing August prOI~O will be paid
Coin Co.'S, free Of GOrsnmesiTsL
H.H B0ODY
II. II. BOODY,
CLEyELASD, CoLUnsrs CINciyNATI, AND INDIANAPOLIS
: RAILWAY CnnPANY. CLkYKiANp- o. Aug 3. 1907

CLIyEEASD, CoLUrBus. CINciNNATi AND isDIASaPoLD}
RAILWAY COHPAsT. CLEyELASD, o. Aug 1901 ,
PROPOSALS will be received by this Com
panY 10th inst from the holders Of tbs BONDS OF me
BEL1EP0NTAINE AND INDIANA r. CO.. and the lNDIASAP0
LIS PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND r. Co. maturing IN 1870,
for the Of all portion Of said Bonds Propo-
sale sent UNITED STATES TRUST No. 80 Nast
Hework or to the undersigned The Company the right to
reject any all Of said proposals. By Finance
Committee. GEO II. RUSSELL Treasurer
RECEIVERS SALE of HORSE RAILROAD
IA PROPERTY Of Massachusetts Worcester
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Calvin Tan and others the Wor
eesier Railway Of decree Of Court
tered the cause sell public auction TUESDAY
The 2h day August o'clock al the once OF the WoT
ces,et Railway Company Market Street. the City Of Wor
eester Massachusetts all the tracks property and franchise OF the Wor
eester Street RRsy Company railway established
10 said city under the the Commonwealth Aforesaid Said
% located the principal
streets the thriving popuOus City Of Woeester spacious
and other suitable buildings
attached sghs harnesses and all the equipments Of fste's
Horse Railroad excerpt horses Tie premises are subject TO mortgages
amounting TO about fourteen thousand dollars The purchasers will be
entitled organize forthwith street. railway corporation under the
laws Of Massachusetts and to and operate said road Sale positive
ahd terms cash
BThe attention those interested IN horse railroad enterprises
particularly called to this sale most favorable opportunity for
pTobbe Investment Of capital Further information be obtained
BY addressing the subscriber
JONATHAN B. sIBLEY Receiver,
0Gee No. Central Exchange (brst tooE)
Worcester, Mass, July %. 1869
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Sinantial.

PtrTsBrRGH PoEr WAYNE CHicAso RAILWAY CoNPASY.)
OYyIcE on WiSsLow LANIER & Co., TRANSFER A0RSr, ,
EKw-Y0KK, Augusta, 1868.
TNHE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER Of the
tock this Company will close TUESDAY the 10th day Of
August 1863 for the Of enabling the persons holding
stN the Into the guaranteed si0ef 10 be
issued ~ exchange therefor
The Issued exchange will be entitled dividends at The
Per Centum payable quarterly on @ UbS
DAY following 6rt Monday Of January April July and October IN
under the to the PennyaHa
Railroad Company and sae dividends viii be payable se ohe income
United Government aud Of all a1es which may be col
lested any through by Of The corporation
corporation leasing the sanethe payment Of all
such taxes being assumed 10y the lessee
shares will be Issued Ia exchange for
oted 20 receive
Gle fractional part share will receive scrip ehied 10 dividends
until aggregated
hundred shares will be converted aud the AVaa
hereafter made
of the IL outstanding accounts shall be settled
exchange Of stocks TUESDAY the 2th
IA. az August 1863 order Of the Executive Committee.
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rn1n,rs wKlrnER REPORT /. N

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun 502 sun Io9 hoon nses"'''''' ~"
s.udr Hook 7:26 Cows aud. 8;l6 Hell Gate
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MisnllaHtUus.

DOWERs COMPLETE MANURE-Manufac-
I'D red HENRY BOWER Chemist Philadelphia made non Sa
pePhophA Of Lime Ammonia and Potash Warranted nee rom aaa
tou Manure contains all the sements to produce large crops
AZ All knds and IA hhy by all who used A. also BY dis
nEhsd chemists have by analysis tested m guahu faeked
In bga OF 400 pounds each DIXON SHAMELESS Co.. Agents
ad South DeAs Feriao
bV VIM REYNOLDS souhit Baltimore Md and BY dealers
generally hroughouths county FOR Information aadTs HENRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

GUERLAIN, prnyunrn
Paris No. IS Rue de Ia PaiL Paris
HEATING-Culver a. SimOnd's Improved
Hot aud Hot Water FURNACES are ihe best cheapest and
ard put ap the sIAoRDs MANUFACTURING
CO. sueesssors 70 CslVs snOnda Co., Ne CETt, Esak
laAs4 lslh
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9i6iotno gOticss.

Gi6iotno gOtits.
MANHATTAN CoaPAHf I
EKw-YnKE. Aug 1852
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF the
II MANHATTAN COMPANY have this day declared DElDEND
Tan out OF the poats
Of months payable on and afsr IIssla we o
THK GERHARD FIKE Insurance Co.,
Omoe No Broadway, july %, 1889 )
10TH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ have declared aSEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
a. a. nee JOHN R. SMITH. Secretary.
Glatts for CUISINES alru.
A PARTNER WANTED, to take an active
established excellent business honorable aud prom
le Without particle risk the applicant must be gentleman Of
AID good bah aud must have S1 IA easn
GdIrrs, by letter only GEORGE p NELSON No IS nseyst
A WIDOW LADY doing good BUSINESS,
herself with gentleman OF means Nlng 10
help the business or which be VIII receive one
the profits Address No Amyst Box No. 2o None under
forty need answer.
NOR SALE-A frst-class village DRUG
sTORBi old established trade large assortment OF drugs at
Wholesale and rea Mabess patent soda fountain Address
NJ W. J., Box Ne. tOs5 n. y. PostOmee
HIUE well-known HOTEL and SUMMER
RESORT KEYPORT PAVILION FOR SALk. Address or Apply
10 GEORGE j. KIBBEE on the premises. Keyport
XVANTED-A GENERAL AGENT of skill
Integrity 10 n City TO take charge Of the exclusive
Of THE PERKINS HOUSE NON EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE LAMP
y eanvasng agents the district OF Southern and Ndfthn
This business has been successful aud viii be
just the night man Address With references FAlA"
Com BliY Springfield Mass, or Cleveland, o.
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FLOUR, MEAL, ETC.

Graham FourIb. 5a 6lIlo,nipT' ...'.''.'-a5 y,
Corn Starch and Indian Nrsl',...-aI
Maizena,. N.si.......-idT Sc
Parma
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GUNNIEN-BaCs
dlTr. for Bags. aud 23lc for Cloth
HAl-he demand continues fair and the maEei h al % dt LOT
shipping. and sc a ! for retail lots
HEMP-There moderate busne Ia Natia and the mArk
closed oher Kinds inactive aud prices are nom We quote a.
fllnMa.
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Flonr, bbL = y6lo "A
pr n 49,
;. .,s'nisibg, 6 h.. 2sdS
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Inipe. sand. doz. 81 as
UEEETAuIEg
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I 10
Coal tun 50 Honey slim -a9o Mik t.....10a-
Kerosene, Al.,.fJG44l lBeans dry ....,.RGb
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

CULPRPPER, FAYETTE Co., o., Jan. 20,
Editors Fayette County Herald
There isnothing more annoying
to the civil andllw-abiding commp-
nifty, than to be continually dis
turbed at preaching or any other
exercise that they are engaged in.
TO have the scholars of a com
mon school to come together and
read or spell an hOur,or two, adds
to the interest Of the School, and
besides, in the reading exercise it
is the source Of vast Improvement
to the scholars, when conducted
properly. But to have boys and
girls--and some who begin to
think themselves larger than com
mon Httie boys and girls--como in
and conduct themselves as they
did here last night, by laughing and
talking almost out-rightj continual
ly moving and shufilmg the feet a
general tumble with the ink bottles
--taking them outand turning them
upside down, wasting the ink and
running the books. Several desks
were left minus both ink and bot
ties. And then left the school
house whooping, yelling and ours
ing like a set Of drunken Indians,
some with their coats Off and 9th
ers with stones and clubs in their
hands, which almost caused a gen.
eral stampede among the women
and horses. When told to go in
and behave, they replied:5 "Thank
you, sir, Cd d-n you5 we don't
belong to this school,"
ANY one who may read this who
have any Of those bottles will
please return them, and we will
give you others to play with, as
lone but those or Others like them
will suit lis.
B. A. ARBoGAsT.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
Complimentary

| $50 ~ Ma efFH
PAINT Tp,, Jan 9lli 1859,
Editors Fayetts Counlg
| lfeel myself undd sine obliga-
tion TO express a word in behalf of
the manner in which our School
has been conducted this winter by
our much esteemed friend, Mollie
c, Myers, Teacher. The first three
months closing to-day, number Of
the parents and citizens came in and
we're pleasantly entertained with
programme of exercises, consisting
in part Of Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, Geography, Grammar and
Algebra. Also an almostinnumer.
able number of Declarations and
Dialogues of the most interesting
character, and few pieces of very
fine Vocal Music, all the parts be-
ing carried harmoniously; also a
very appropriate Essay by a lady
member Of the School Lastly, but
not least, came one of the finest
dinners ever gotten up in the coun-
ty on similar occasion. The t0-
blealmost groan'd beneath its NAM
moth load of luxuries but perhaps
there was more grooming heard af-
ter the dinner was over than be-
fore. | merely say this from OBJ
servation
After the exercises of the school
closed, we were pleasantly enter
taincd by brief but appropriate
address from one Of the spectators.
To sum up tho whole matter, we
were well pleased with the enter
and think there are but
few teachers more competentto get
up a programme of exercises suita-
bic on such occasions, as the one
named above. Truly our school
has made great progress this win
ter, and is in a prosperous condi-
ton. S.R, M.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
NEWS ITEMS.

The entire amount of bondt
issued to Pacific Railroads to Janu
ary l, 1869, was S50,0g7, 900, OF
which annual interest at 6 per cent
is SO, 900, 800 The Mholq Snounr
reimbursed to the United States by
the several roads from freights, &c.
up to January l, 1869, has been 81,
16S,526 "A.
A high debate came Off in thu
Tennessee Legislature, Saturday
on the suffrage question. A cog-
stitutional amendment was propgB-
ed, looking to the enfranchisemsn int
of such eX-rebels as come recgin-
mended by at least three loyal titi.
zens The proposition was defeat
ed by vote of 41 to l5.
The Siamese twins, not diScour.
aged by the opinion of the EEdin.
burg faculty, are now on their way
to Paris, to submit their ease to
professors who feel confident OF
performing the operation success
fully,
In San Francisco, january 20,
slight shocks of earthquake we're
felt. .,
The Tribune Association have in
sured Horace GreeleJ's life for
100000
Cleveland had a storm, with thun-
der and vivid Lightning, on Friday
night.
Hubbard & Co.'s Bank at Paola
Kansas, was robbed a few nights
ago of $4,000. Hl
Fractional currency Issued last
week, S943, 900 shipments, $l ,054-
377; amount destroyed, $741 600;
National Bank currency issued,
$201, 200; actual circulation, $299,.
745, ,766.
A person charged with stealing
$15, 900 from some bauk in Ohio,
made an attempt Saturday to escape
from the officers in Chicago having
him in charge, After an exciting
dart through the streets he was re-
The ship Marlborough left New
York, Saturday, for Antwerp, with
100000 gallons Of petroleum, the
largest single cargo yet shipped
Ia the Illinois House, on Satur
day, all the members from Cook
county, but one, being absent, al
Joke was played upon them by the
passage of a bill ceding the city of
Chicago to the States of Indiana
md Wisconsin.
The value of boots and shoes
in Massachusetts the
,ast year, will reach $I0O,00O,O0O,
Henry Snides died in Detroit,
III Tuesday, from the effects of
'ating cabbage boiled in acopper
yettle,
An engine attached to a freight
rain on the Central Ohio division
f the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, !
near Brownsville, Monday |
norning, killing the engineer and
reman, and severely iHuring three
rain men,
It was announced in Springfield,
H., on Saturday, that Gov. Palmer
ill veto Fuller's bill to regulate
ares on the railroads in that
tate,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

In the wooden mill at Peoria, I'll.
on Saturday, a girl had her scall
torn off by being thrown into /
carding mill. She is likely to re
cover.
The Methodists in New Yorl
have resolved to raise half million
dollars for new churches and chap
els in destitute parts Of that city
800, 900 have been already sub
scribed.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEES
has appointed Messrs. Paine, Nor
ris and Beck q subcommittee to
consider and report upon all ap-
plieations for removal ofpolitidal
disabilities.
A livery stable in Wilmington,
owned by r. II. Grant and Oceu-
pied by Sutherland Il Steagel, !, vas
burned Monday night, In tearing
down a shed, Z persons were lnjur-
ed, none, it is hoped, fatally
The bill transferring the eCapitol
building of Nebraska to Omaha has
become a law.
Hon. T. B. Florence's Washing
ton Daily Union suspended publica-
ton on Saturday.
- Intemperapce and idleness are
two Of the mostdangerous enemies
a man can foster
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
PANCoAsTBURG p, O., o.,
january 22d, 1869. [

/
EDlToRs HERALD-My object in
writing this, is to warn the public
in regard to one calling himself NJ,
L, Briner. Heis the gentleman, III
such a mts-nomer can be tolorated)
who attempted to commit suicide
here some time ago, Of which men
tion was made in your paper.
The night he attempted to com
NIT suicide, / labored hard to save
his life, in which I finally succeed.
cd, and as he was without money
or home, | took him in and fed
him for two or three weeks, also
obtained good piece Of work for
him to do. Instead of completing
tho work, after obtaining his pay
for the whole work, he had urgent
business at Circleville, ESQ he claim
ed, J. and borrowing from me a
broad.cloth coat in good condition,
with sincere promises to return in
a few days, he absconded and has
not made his appearance since;
neither has he returned the coat,
/ have sent for it mum
Der OF times,
Now | hope you will notify the
readers Of the Herald Of the gentle
man, in order that they may be on
their guard-any one employing
him, or having any business trans
actions whatever with him, is sure
20 be most egregiously deceived
,nd wropged. saa.
The reason why ! send you this, !
8 that | understand he has gone
rom Circleville in the region Of
y Washington, for the purpose Of do
ng some kind of business Look
,ut for him! He would deceive an
nigel.
Yours Very Respectfully,
Y. II. GASKILL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

James Meklllip PlaintiG, against Goorg,
INV. lanes, NdmnBllatOr of the Estate o
'AlplHbad hRhoy and others, Ddfehd,lnt, Il
p,nteretcIlQ98ufe Of Mortgage,
byvlrtue IL an orlolior sale isAied in IN.
above case OF James Mcltllip Plaintiff
against George w. James, administrator ol
| the estate of Archibald MahOy and others
| Defendant from the Court Of Common Pleas
| Of Fayette County, ohio, TO me directed and
! in pursuance Of tho command thereof / will
'expOse and oifer for sale ut public auction, al
| the door Of the Court House in the town ol
Washington, FNyptte County Aforesaid. on
Monday, the 22d day Of February A. ID, 1860
at one O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, the follow
ing described repl estate; n
Situate In said county Of Fayette and State
Of Ohio, and described as follows, to- witt A
1 part OF James CuiTy's survey No ,s60, and on
the waters OF sugar creek beginning at a
stone, cherry ash in the line OF VIM. WASH
| lngton's survey, and northeast corner 10
Wm, IIon0y thence with his limo south 50
deg west T20 poles to u stone and two ashes,
| eOrnor to Jefferson n VIM. IIorneyi thence
north deg 50 mia west 1873 81 poles TO q stone
In tho line Of Ezra C0mpston and in the line
of the whole tract, Of which this is q part -
thence north 81 deg 30 min east 159 poles.
crossing the creek at 105 poles to q stone and
~ naples In the line Of said Wasliington's sur
Yey and north east corner TO kzra ComptOn's
land; thence with the line Of said survey N x
deg east III a. poles to the beginning, contains
ing 1l6 acres and IS poles, more less Also
the following tract ofland situate in the same
County and State, and in said James Currys
Survey No. $50 and bounded as follows:
Beginning ut two hick0ries and elm and
stone, northeast corner to VIM, james thence
north 81 deg 30 min east 90 20 poles to stone,
in tho line OF the whole tract, ofwhich this IL
part; thence north deg east 5l9 poles to
stone and blackberry; thencOsouth 81 deg 30
min west $500 poles to q stone in VIM, James
line where small ledOak be ars M 84R east
IA links distant; thence with James line n 2
deg west $40 poles to the beginning1 coAtain
ing 23A acres, mere or less.
The said premises being ordered to be sold
by said Court in said cause
Appraised at S65 90 per acre III
Terms Of sale, cash.
.rr .. @. GARIs.
Sheriff of Fayette County, Ohio.
NJ. j. Williams, Attyfor PIN.
Jan. 81, 1863. 9Fw5 [prf SIS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04
DOAD NOTICE.-Noticn IS

IL hereby given that The Viewers and Sur
veyors appointed by the County Commission
ors of Fayette County, Ohio to view, survey
Strengthening at such points as may be deem
ed eNpedent, grading grayoliag, ditching
and constructing the necessary Bridges and
Culyerts, the County Road leading from Good
loro in said county to the Ross County line
at on near the residence OF Hiram Smalley, ON
the banks Of Paint creek beginning at Good
Hope IN said county, thence by way Of the
McElWaip farm ut the Cross Roads. one mile
South Of Che town Of Good Hope thonoe run
ming ON tho line Of said road, as near as prao-
ticable, To the before mentioned point In the
Ross county line. Also, TO hear aud deter
mine upon claims for compensation and dam
ages, will meet vt the Auditors office IN said
county ofFayette, on the 26th day Of Febru
AIRY, 1869, nc O'Clock A, NJ, and thence proceed
To- and upon said road, for tho purpose above
stated A, McCANDLESS,
1l.wa County Auditor
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04


TRUTH In BRIEF, Ourncighbors
of the Wilmington Republican in
speaking Of the bill now pending
in the House of Representatives in
this State, having for its object the
legal right to take interest at the
rate of10 per cent. on cOntract,says
that "whcre one man has loaned
money at six per cent, ten have
loaned at greater rate.p Every
word Of that is true, Money can
not be had on the best securities in
the country, for six per cent. inter
ist.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-02-04

Requisitions have been made by
Governor Clayton on Gov. Brown
low for sixty young men, of Mem
phis, for the destruction Of arms
from the Steamer Hesper He
warns the Governor that an at
tempt to carry it out will result in
bloodshcd.