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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

SELFHELP FCR TCCNC EFS, ~h9 having
Erred. c+siFe = better MANHOOD. sent IN seal-f
Ieltsr - veI0css- tree u charge tfdTes- hON
tRD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS. BOX P,
Thiis DELI CHA, Pa Ily - e03m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

~A London correspondent says: MIS-
Susan Denim, who came to this country come
time ago, pnheralded, and O. quietly took an
her way to Q high position N theatrical regard
Hsr peTso1ation Of sLeAh'' u, Of eonrse, second
to that Of Miss Bafeman; but. IL 1rss Batsman
hsd never heen sesn In THIS character, Miss
cent 8 E.. = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03
AN AcT for the relie; CT George n. Gaadis A.
Brother

Be Il enacted by tsc Board q kisermSp asa Board
81 ConsnoR CoHsoh " aAs Csfg of HasAtagt0E.
Thar the sum or eigh'een dollars De, and tns
same IL hereby, appropriated from tna General
fund 70 enable the Mayor 20 pay George IL
Gaddls ana Bro, Tor repairs, &C, done on the
hay scales IN the Sixth Ward.
Approved, May IL, 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03
An Ar 20 reimburse Henry PoI<irnora fC-
taxes enormously pad By him.

.,e a efaactedby tte = E1drl y ALfeTsea Iai BodrR
~ C0mraoR CCGncit oT tic Ci'g u Wrsiia ., ~.
rfat the sun OF one hundred and ssxty-fonr
dollars ana nfty cents. payable out CT tae iunds
OF The Eoprth Ward, be, aud ~ hereby, apprO-
pTIated 10 enable The Mayor - refund sad
amount 20 Henry Polkinnorn for taxes paid by
hlm in the years $50 and iS6s. on accoanf az
property winch ne bad sold prior % tue hrst
mentieoed years, and has not since been "a ms
possession. IApproved, May n, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03
Ak Acr legalizing Hennesssv's corrugated
h-.a

ne II enacted By tss Board Of Algeras daf 8sar {
CSssAOE CoSgcll Of ths Ctiy Il Hasatag,os. /.
Ihat HehneSseys pateEG COrTugated brIlk are
nerrhy lecaiized Tor barrel 50 vers, ARCHES and
other purposes % which they NAV Be useiuIiy
applied, subject % the same laws of me Cor :
pSTanon which are IA force an reference 20 the
use OF other bricks for like parpo.es.
Approved, May T., I-i9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

Pa. AvLsyE. CoRSER IA STREET,
Conmensing MONDAY EVENING, May 2tth.
peors oIen att O'Clock. Performance commences
Beeegved Seats, rs Cents extra.
fieSets car be had IN advance, on and after Fri.
ne The door OF the Hau my sAr
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AN ACf for the RELIEF Of Charles schultz
BE a. enacted by a., Board Of Aidsrasn rrk Rcay,g
81 Con COHaol Of tas CAY of Hrsai a1,or.,
Ihat the sum OF nfty-eigAi dollars b. and ne
same rs hereby, appropriated, payable ouL OF
the general fund. 20 enable the Mayor . pay
CHARLES Schultz that am ount for damages Eus-
i'Lned In the riot OF October -, lSeS.
ApI proved, May a., It,Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

No 1,s go ON I.NSbbtsLfl0N .Sb ssL 80; AsS
STREET At MARKRITgRp, )sreFzr
No. 4-6 seventh street, setween and streets.
Elshr Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
tneice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &C.
Also, Largest st0ek Psperhangings, window
ebades, Pictcre frames. Picture cord and Tas-
sels. RiIgs, Nails, &C. In The District TERMS
eAsn. Please Remember Name and Number
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WONDERFUL PHRT0RMANoE.

MASTER FRANKI8 d. 6UEHELL,
At the request OF many respectable citizens. WHIT
bsve witnessed these manifestations at nj
fse4 ers resideuce, Washfnstsn. ~. c., will q s,
. ries Of publtc exhibitions Of
CABINET PHENOAxNA
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nH FREE INHIBITION AT BARLOW GAL
~ LxRY OF FIHE ARTS, 237 Pennsylvsni
ave nue. between Tvelfsh ana Thirtoensh streets,
ecut b side. so OIL PAINTINGS, Just aided to
the collection. Among them will Be found the cell
ebrstec portrait Of Ben Jsmin West, painted by
himself IN lslo; also Professor Piloty's grand
painting Of Rienzi, or the Last Of the Tribunes:
Ifinal BY Murillo. in the Corsini palace. Rome;
Ins Iosst, by Dehoysrey; YOnng Lady In tae
The Old Woman Weighing Gold, by Rembrandt,
&c. my23 Ct
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
James B. Davis Estate.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the honor
able probate court the district OF Essex, COM
missOners receive, examine and adjust all claims ana
demands all persons against the estate oil James
b. Davis late Ui Bloomfield III said district, deCed--
ed rspresented sOlv and theterm al Fix months iron"
the 9th DAY Oct lSG, being allowed by said count
to III. creditors said deceased To exhibit and prove
tneir respective before Give notice. tnaL ""
Will attend to the duties OF our appointment ~ tnt
dwelling house Of Ray muLd Fuller, ESD la Eponihrll
in sad district, the Gh day 81 Novom'"r oJ9 aLd
on the 9TH day NAV N'u, at O'Clock III t.c HlterupOn
Oh each Oi said day ;. - 80 ....-,-
MILTON COOK. (C,,,,r.
,2-s. HENRY FULLER, j. J N 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
9egal.
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held the
Caledonia district. Jpr0bate office in Johns
bury, within and for said District, the 9th day OF
October. A. D., 1869
Dana and stephen Steven guardian Of Lewis
Weeks formerly of Danvile OF PeaCham said dis
trict an insane person, make appi cation said
for license sell the whole OF IN" estate of the
said representing that the sale thereof Tor the
purpose OF putting the proceeds OF such sale interest
or Investing the In stocks or other real estate
would be beneficial to said ward:
WhereupOn is ordered by said court that said APP
liCation session thereof. TO he held at
the probate office, in said st. JUhnsbury, on the Si
day Ocober,iA. D., 1869 for hearing anu decision
esed be notified hereof by publication of notice OF said
application order thereon, II rec weeks successlNeIS
In The Caledunian printed ST. Jphn>bury, before sil'
hearing, that they may appear at said time a'
place, they SET cause, object thereto
BY the cOurt-Attest
Sl-S3 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF PROBATE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
A GOOD CHANCE,

FOR ANY ONE OFT OF BUSINESS!
The s,rh.cr her vi, slI his house on Eas"In Avenue.
Al-o shop sock. Fixtures, and loo Ill Of his p
hol7',ry Fstl' i,nuent. Any wishing 10 bug VINO
i u"t ,c,I.li' ed viii the work ! VIII stop WIN
them avn l. and lch tn IN the business This est,'
lslm,n has -,oi run Of whole nj" and ret All trade,
which = c0u-tsntly increasing.
CASINO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
MnvING NnkIM - ~
NOTICE.

Whereas, Eleanor y &c.,, ~ IT, b. %. r..-. .-'
board without any jIst Ur'N". ''' T. ...a .
all per- IL IA .rb"rIug o. t-.'-r "' =. III .tNT
ter this date, "a
RichiielG, J...u., o. : -, 10y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

STATE OF VERNON 1, In probate court held at -.
Caledonia dist let JJVhu>uuis, within ara ivi
said district, the I4ln day Oi oct, looy
IN Instrument puTpyit!nE to be the last " IL ah!
testament vi Moses II gcspI, Late oil LyadOn. In SAID
district deceased being presented To- the court by
probate: -, 5000. .,,..-,.
ed therein. be notified to appear at session pl sd
st holden al the probate OilCe III 81 J'uspuIN
on the 6tn day November leuy and shrw cause II any
they may have. against Inv probate oi sd!d VII! ip
II l. luTtrr ordered thar copy OF lhe
record uI This tie published three weeks success
,Iy civ in the Calc printed at St JUhlsUury pre-
yiuus 10 said time appointed tor hearing.
Is, the CuETt-Atte~t,
5-~i ASA l.. FhEN II, Judge oi tr"udle-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
FARM FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SAFE

TIL subscriber offer his Farm sale: situated in
Lyndon tv,J mile. north Of iyndonve, cont lining
about # land. For further particulars enquire
Of d. CHAPMAN, St. JohnsbuTy, OF he subsc iber
reJ- IL .ni4e' ,, e.
at JACOB CHAPMAN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
WQQlI WQQlIN
FARM FOR SALE!

L.. WOODBURY. will deliver l6-inch SLAB WOOD
in tho village at 81 per crd He will also do jobbing
of al kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
Sylyania Childs' Estate.

SyTIdHId OTIIUS IoIdIt'
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at
Caledonia District -. 81 J"hHsh. y HItHin anu
loI saIt di,tric' on the III day 81 OCT. D. I'hJ
An Instrument purpOrting 10 Ice the last Ii ana les
lament %: Sylva!i LnllIs. "i sutton. IL -dd dis
tri.t deceased Gyii.. presented 10 tie court Toy In
Iadi, the exec tor Iuere:. Iidiu"i tor PROBATE
1t ordered sill! court That all persons ''i4teIlt'
therein be uOtnrd L. appear Al session VI sdL court Il
Se holden probate "ilce, III ST JoisU"TA on tt
,th Ily OF Nuy lsy -hcw cause, ~ 1 they may
have against the Probate oil said " ~ ipT "LiSh pur-
pose II further ordered, that copy D." me frtIl o
three weeks sCCr- S4N"'S III the
CardUuiaI printed at ST. Juinabur!, previous u 81
lIulg ap eUIlted Tor hearing. -.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge oi IIObate:
A true copy Ui Record -AucSt.
Ssh Asa l. + hhNCh Juisc - ''"aIe'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

SSirf T The well known BUTLER FARM, living
0A1xS@z0 on the east eide of the fsssumpsic river
about one mile from the village of ST .Johnsbury, and
half III e from the Centre Village, and pot of the
railroad Said farm confirms about hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE acres of good land well divided into tlsge,
istiring and wood good houses, two large barns,
with running to the same, hog house and Crane
ry, and well fenced. Said farm Will be divided into
mail lots il desired. part of the purchase
main mortgage. JEFFERSON BUTLER.
81. JohnsEury Centre, April ~, 1862.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
TIE CALEDONIAN.
IoFFIGIALJ
L1W.S OF THE 4. D.

PISSED AT the second Session of ;he FoTtieth
Congress
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

FARM F0R SALE !.

sIgsrsu, IL subscriber of, - fog r.le his ia ~,
essssS>-.sa si.Tet,d C0ico.l, about one ma!
mile iron iAsrue ti;li.. S.ii tam 80 -
q Hn.. ud tlc ,r!;i!iu.,s in good IePi hou-c
ucary new. rhr-y iunuIn- Wat"rtN -" huiliing-
Tier, aI-o on tn. farm "A COOP WAi ER POW K,
min half rrlr %: the .uplltrd PORT md
O.r4yu-hur-s r. Il.
Ais luildiu., ..ttted in West Conco-d, oppo, =
III tJrc OF = = t,ouid Go. IL Il AL located
and is a good situation for -tor- shop knqiiT- o
. T.. GhDUT, West oncoTj.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

Church and spring street. The house s fitted up for
two trnementa. \. WILLARD.
January 4, 1865. 4ltf
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GEo:P Iewzll&G G.

Advyrtl.emrn' ior'y rari :. 81 >.s-,...-.
All leading Ne" -papas kip. o.! d.
lni"rna'i'" III I" Cot T Aaa.rtl-.,..f.-,..
All ordrr> r. civ careful Att, ..t...
Inquiries y mail 'u-rrr.d v-,.. -.r.
Special lirt- ~, pared f. t.-
AdveTti-, mrnt- r-j't,u NJ r..~.
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40 PARxRlex:N,Y,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
K. III. Eddy, Solicitor al Pate,

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tn" act .; i-.1.. ...
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IESTIN"s
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
BUREAU or NAVIGATION.

For NAVIGATION apparatus and supplies.
and ic~ purposes incidental 10 naviga-
ton, VIZ:
For pay OF the civil establishment I'M
der tins oureau AT the several navy wards.
Twelve THOUSAND dollars.
FoI local and icrci.n pilo;aoe and
towasc fer Vessels OF war, fifty thousand
dollars.
For Textbooks, stationorv. instru-
ment>. and furniture used in instructive
naval AZ prentices, one thousand i've hun
bred dollars.
For services and materials Tor correct
ing conpa>-cs Oh board Of vessels, ana
tos,il- c~Ar;,sses on shore, three thou
SAN lJl.ar>.
F. nruticai and Astronomical instru-
mcnts Cor nautical books, maps, and
Chart al sailing directions, and for re-
par Of nau;ical instruments for vessels
OF var. fya thousand do lars.
For book Tor Libraries Of ships of war,
three thousand dollars.
For navy signals and apparatus. other
than -gnaI flags. namely, signal lanterns.
Iishr'. rockets. and apparatus Of all kinds
tor s.-nai purposes, tor drawings and
crgrA'ing- Tor signal books, six thousand
doiar-.
F"r compass fittings, including binna-
Giles. rede-rai', and other appurtences OF
ships corDrasses, to be made in the yards.
three thousand dollars.
For aup'lances for measuring ships's
way AMI ~nundng. a. logs lo9 incs, log
1ee's. '"9 paper, and sand classes, fol-
lead lead reels, lead lines, armffrgs for
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
SEWING MACHINES FROM SIS to $3.50

WILCOX 4 GIBBS, WEED, HOME SHUTTLE.
Any Sewing Machine desired procured at r.anufac-
turer's prices j / PERKINS, Agent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

MARINE CORPS.
For pay OF officers, uon-commissioned
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Moses Ingerson's Estate.

MILTON COOK. (r,m.rs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
A CARD.

Editors Fayetis County Herald;
l wish to occupy a small space in
your paper to correct false reports
in parts of the County, as to the
course 1 will pursue IL elected Com
missioner:
l am opposed to building a new
Court House until our Pixies are
paid for, and not then unless ap-
proved Of by a majority of the vo.
ters of the County, notwithstand-
ing the last Legislature passed
law authorizing the Commission
ers Of any county in the State of
Ohio to do so without consulting
the tax payers.
| ana as much In favor Of reduc.
ing our taxes as my friend Mr..
Draper, and will go as far as he
will, or could, to accomplish that
desired object.
Imost especially invite the at.
tcntion Of the tax payers, on the
Leesburg road, TO the report made
by me to the Commissioners, at
The time Ofthe final settlement with
MessrS. Grove & Coffman, on file
n the Auditors Office.
CURRAN MILLIKAN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

- The election in this State this
Fall, is, on the part of the Democ-
racy, the point which determines
whether Geo. H. Pendleton is to be
private citizen or the candidate of
the Democratic party for President
In 1872, If Mr.. Pendleton should
be elected Governor, and the Dem
ocracy succeed in electing a major
ity to the next Legislature of this
State, Mr.. PendletOn will be the
next democratic candidate for pres
ident Of the United States, and that
Is the great object the Democra-
cy have in this contest it is to test
Pendleton's speed and.bottom on a
single mile stretch before putting
on the track over the National race
course in a contest for the Presiden-
tial prize. II he is defeated for
Governor this Fall, he will never
go on the turf for anything more
than the stakes of a qWarer nag
His defeat this Fall will convince
his hackers that he has neither wind
nor bottom enough to warrant his
old admirers in rishing their dimes
upon him with any hope Of pocket
ing the stakes.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
GUARD THE BALLOT BOX

It is important that the ballot
boxes in every township of our
county should be carefully guarded
by the true friends Of an honest
fair election. We caution our Re.
publican friends, to be on the look.
out. We have a party to contend
against that will scruple at no trick
or means they may think will give
them the assendency at the polls.
We call the special attention of
the readers Of the HERALD to an ar
ticle on our first page Of twO-days
paper. Headed "Guard the Ballot
Box" from the Ohio State Jour
nal, Also 10 another article from
the Cincinnati Commercial, head
ed The Importance of a Republi-
can Victory in Ohio"
To the Republicans Of this coun-
tY, we say heed we'll the warnings
in these two articles, and let every
Union Republican be at the polls,
determined to do his duty and to
use ell honorable means to secure
the election Of the whole Union
ticket. Don't be deceived by Of
forts Of n party which admits its
weakness and its want Of principles
by protesting to abandon its old
party lines and organization and
placing before you ticket which
they dare not call a Democratic
ticket, butan /" Independent ticket. :"
Whatever may be their professions,
be assured there ss mischief con
Cealed under this false garb Of In.
dependent ticket IL is a wolf In |
sleeps clothing be ware oft.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
HOW THEY DO LIE.

Democratic Editors ara constant
ly charging that the poor men o.
the country pay all the taxes, while
what they call the rich, blOated
bondholders, and tho National
Banks for which they profess so
much hate, they say pay no taxes.
Now these rich, bloatOd bondhold-
ers are the only class Of bOndhold-
ers who do pay taxes on the bonds.
They pay = tax on the profits the
interest on these bonds yields them.
II is the poorer class Of bOndhold-
ers who own but a hundred, or at
most but a few hundred dollars
worth Of Government bonds who
pay no tax on them-among those
are widows, orphans, and crippled
soldiers.
The National Banks which the
Democratic party are striving to
destroy are based upon Govern
ment bonds. They form the basis
ofthe Bank stock, and this stock is
an indirect tax on the bonds, and q
pretty high one too, when the
stock and the profits Of banking and
the per cent for deposits are all tax
ed as they are.
Suppose the millions of bonds
now held by these banks, we're dis
tributed among individuals in sums
ofone, two and three thousand dol
lars, how much tax would pay them ?
Not one cent; whereas in the hands
Of these National Banks they pay a
heavy tax.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
A GARD.

The correspondence below ex.
plains itself:
AUDiToA's oETIcE, FAIErTE Co., oHIo..l
WASHINGTON O. H., Oct 4, 1863.
Tb tie TSsSsuFsr and COnmissionsrss Of Fsy.
cite County, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN A report iS being szteh.
Sively circulated to the effect that by a
mistake or error In the books Of the Audi.
tor, SOms $4,000 Of the public funds i'
involved. You are familiar with the facts
in the premiSsS, and will oblige me greatly
BY stating whether or not there Is any
truth in the report absvs alluded to.
Pespeotfully Your,
A. MocANDLESS, Auditor
Of Faystte County, o.
TAKAsUEEk's 0FFIcE, FAHErTK Co., oHHO,l
WAsHINeroN G. a., Oct. 4, 1869.
A. MsCsndless. auditor Of FSysiis Co.. o.
DEAn shi We take great pleasure in
stating that the bOoks Of the Auditor and
Treasurer agree, and are correct in every
particular. and that there iS no foundation
whatever for thsrepOrt you refer to.
Yours, &c:
A. O.JoHNS0N, Treasurer,
ALIEN HEeLER,) Commissioners
VIM. CLARK, Of
ENoS REEDER, Faystts Co., o.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

NN@@@Nl ~~~N 'NNN~NNfs
We said last week that 1t would
devolve upon the Legislature elect
ed this Fall to Redistrict the State
into Congressional districts, and
that is what the Democratic papers
say too, in Districts and Counties
where they have a Democratic ma
jority, and use this fact as a reason
why the Democracy should use
every means in their power to Sc
cure q majority In the Legislature.
Our neighbor Of the Register, who
urges the election Ofa Democratic
candidate in this County as an m
dependent candidate, says the Leg
islature elected this Fall will not
dare to district the State. This is
another attempt to deceive the vot-
ers, we tell you again, the State
will be redistricted in 1879, and II
the Democracy gets the majority,
they will protraCt the session Of
the Legislature until late In the a.
ternoon Of the I'd. Tuesday in Oc-
tOber (thc day of electlOn) to do
that thing, II they cannot do 1t
sooner. They will hold their seats
for that purpose until they are
pushed out, but what they will re-
district the State,
Here 10 what the GAINESVILLE
Courier says on the subject Of the
Re. districting:
"One reason the Democracy are
specially active to secure the pres
ent Legislature is that they may
have the re.districtlng of the State
for Congressional purposes. The
census win be taken next year and
Il Is expected that the reports from
the same will be 80 far advanced as
to allow Of the rS.districting Of the
State at tho second session Of the
legislature 10 be chosen this fall. -
Place that power in the hands Of
the Democracy aud II will be used
In a manner TO perpetuate lts asoen.
dency in the State and give II a ma.
iority on the door Of Congress- -
For this they are working. II is
one Of their main chances to again
scale the chair Of the Presidency.
III 10 20 valuable TO them 10 It
not likewise Of some value to us 2
Think Of IT,"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
Bswarsl Beware! Bswarel

Spurious republican tickets are
being circulated al over the county
having false initials and false names
incorrectly spelled. Our opponents
are also circulating false reports
concerning some, IL not all the can
dldates on the county ticket. These
reports and spurious tickets should
alike be sternly trOwned upon by
every true Republican as an at
tempt to defraud them in the prop.
er exercise of the highest right
Of all American citizens. Stand
firmly by your State and county
nominations and victory will be
ours.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

1T is unnecessary, and mighty
close akin to impudehce, for a few
men to undertake to instruct the
people that certain candidates for
Office in this county arc grossly ig-
norant and incompetent to dis
charge the duties Of the Offices for
which they are candidates. The
voters Of the county claim the right
to decide upon the qualifications
OF the candidates for themselves,
without any oficiOus interference
on the part Of men who, with con.
sequential airs. claim to possess all
the intelligence and all tho qualif.
cations to discharge the duties Of
Office. Never mind, gentlemen
The people, in their own sovereign
capacity, win decide on Tuesday
next who 10 competent, and who
they want 10 fill theiF OiIloes.