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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

- II makes no difference TO
those who hold office how high
your taxes are, nor how much rev.
enuo you pay the government on
sugar, tea, coffee, salt, &c, for the
benefit Of New England manufac-
tuFers and Eastern bondhOlders.-
Register.
win the editor Of the Register be
kind enough to inform his readers
how the tariff on sugar. tea, coffee
and salt, benefits the New England
manufacturers, when these Yankee
New Englund manufacturers do not
manufacture a pound of sugar. of
tea, Of coffee, nor of saltl II win
not do Mr., editor, the tariff on
these articles does not contribute
one cent to the Interests Of this
class Of citizens despised by profess
ed Democrats, the New England
You must locate
Che class Of people benefited BY the
tarlR to which you refer, some
whore else thapiR New England.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

- When party 10 afraid to face
its own principles, the quicker Il
reaches the dissolution already
awaiting L, the better. Reyfstev,
When = party is afraid to face its
own (pOlitIcaI war) record, the
quicker It reaches the dissolution
already awaiting L, the batter.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
BACKED DOWN.

The Register Of last week. in an article
entitled "WithdraWn," !" informs its readers
that there will be no Democratic meeting
St Washington on the 9Th inst, and giver
IS the reason, that the Republicans refused
TO hold = joint meeting and debate with
them, and discuss the issaeS inUOlued in IL,
present campaign.
In September, the Democratic Central
Committee did challenge the Republicans
to Ajoint debate Of the issues oftbe present
campaign, and believing the challenge to
have been made in good faith, we secured
. competent speaker and accepted the Ghal.
lengc IN writing, which reads as followsi
AeOeb hnes Of the proposal Of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of Fayetta
county, Ohio, for . jslnt debate on the
9Th Of October, at Washington;
Democratic Speaker - Hon. Allen G..
Thurman, or any other representative man
Of the Democratic party.
Republican Speaker - Hen. John A.
Bingham, Or any other Representative
man Of the Republican party.
Questions for discussion TO be aH the
questions that either party may deem es-
aential and proper to DO discussed In the
present campaign.
Order and time Of speaking:
!. Democratic speaker open hour.
2. Republican speaker follow hour.
3. Democratic speaker fellow "a hour.
4. Republican speaker follow u hour,
Speaking to commence at ~ o'clock P,
1t will bo readily perceived that We
proposed to diScuSs all the Issues involved
in this campaign with any representative
man Of the Democratic party. What more
could We dot Il was a full and complete
acceptance Of their challenge. But the
Democracy were afraid to bring before q
joint meeting Of both parties all Gs iSsuss
Of the campaign, and refused to 70 into
tho debate. They backed square out Ot
their Oson proposal.
They then proposed to discuss such Of
the issues aS they would select, and close
the mouth and seal the lips Of the Rspub-
lean speaker upon the most important is-
sues Of this campaign. This we refused,
They did not propose to select four ques-
tiOns and lot us select four questions. and
discuss the eight, but said the speakers
might discuss only such Of the eight as
might be agreed upon BY the two commit.
tees.
But the most impudent proposition
made by the Democracy. was to LEI the
Democratic speaker select such questions
AS he chose, and not allow the Repub!sesa
speaker the right to present any question
lsAafsDsr To which We replied; "YOur
speaker may present just such quesiionS
~ he plcaseS, and wo will answer him
'ully, and then our speaker will present
luch questions as he pleaSes, and You
must be prepared to answer him. This
hs Democracy, through their Central
Jommittss, refused, and have withdrawn
heir meeting for tho 9th.
WshoPs The voters VI the county will
thia refusal ef tho Dempsratie
Central Committee to have the isphsS Of
his campaign discussed for their benefit
md information, and vote upon all sfthem
lOdeFstandingly on Tuesday next.
H. B. MAYNARD.
JhaiFman Republican Central Cahmittes.
P.s. The Republican meeting win be
ield in Warrington on Saturday next, and
IL THE IsSUEs Of the campaign discussed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
A Falsehood Nailed 10 tho ooun-
Tar

We call the attention Of Republl-
cans, Democrats aud Independents
to the correspondence, in another
column Of this paper, between Mr..
McCandless, our County Auditor,
and the County Treasurer and Com.
missioners, In relation to the charge
that there was a gross and danger.
Gus discrepancy between tho Audi.
tor and Treasurer. From this II
will be seen that the story 50 in.
dustriOusly circulated is 9 brazon
falSehood.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

R 1t is not necessary for any
Republican to 60 outside Of the Re.
publican ticket to vote for their
opponents with the hope Of get.
ting better or more competent Of.
ficeFs either for State or County.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

- We hope that arrangements
will be made in every township In
the county TO have the result Of the
election retuEned to the county seat
on Tuesday evening or night
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

% republicans 90 to the eIee.
ton early, votseavly and work earn
estIy all day for the success Of the
Republican ticket
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IL IN BLOoMNGBURG.

The undersigned offer for sale his House
and Lot in Bloomingburg at bargain and on
easy terms. The House contains four rooms,
poles, and is surrounded by q new board
fence, and has the necessary Outbuildings.--
Price S300-Si50 down and the balance in one
year, secured by mortgage on the premises.
Enquire of p MoTehouse or the subsori-
Der at Washington c. H., Ohio.
ED. ROLLINS, owner.
Washington, o., Sept 80, 1863. 45-m9
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
SNOW HILL ROAD!
IMPROVEMENT.
sealed Proposals

WIN be received at the Auditors once Of
Fayette county, Ohio, until two (a) O'Clock p,
NJ Of the ist day Of November, 1859, for the
Improvement OF the lSt, I'd, 3D., eth and 14th
sections Of the Snow. HIN Road.
beginning az the Washington and Lees
burg improved road, near the residence Of
William Engle; thence 10 the line Of said
road on the land Of Isaiah Brown; thence to
the cross roads near the residence of Henry
Sutton on Lorenzo Norris land; thence on
tho sabina and Greenfield Road to the Clinton
County line.
Copies Of the Specifications may be seen at
the AUDITORS office Said sections are one
half mile In length except the f4th, which is
- poles in length. Bidders must specify
the number OF the sections for which their
bids are made, and the price for which they
propose 10 build each section.
No bids will be considered unless the party
or parties making the same are prepared 10
give security for the performances Of his or
their contracts on said list day Of November,
A. ID, 1859, The undersigned reserves 70 him.
self the right to reject any or all bids that
may be offered,
N. WILLARD, Engineer
Of the Snow. .Hill Road Improvement,
Oct. Z, 1859 4otw
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07
UNION REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.


Nominated at the Primary Election in Fay
etta County, August 14th, 1859;
Representative iVe--MARsHALLJ. WILLIAMS
County Clerk--M, BLANCHARD.
Probate Judge-JOHN B. PRIDDY.
Prosecuting Attorney--MADIsON PAVEY.
Auditor-ABEL McCANDLEss.
County TreaSurer-J0HN W. sAYRE.
ReeOrder-z. W. HEAGLER.
County Commissioner MILLIKAN.
InhrmaFY DiroctOr-THOs. LARRIMER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

CoyERNoR--R. B. HAYES.
LlEvT. Gov John 0. LEE.
SurREMR CoUAT--LUTHER DAY.
TEnAs. sFArs SIDNEY s. WARNER
Aqr'H GESEnAE--FRANCIs B. POND.
Pun. WoaEa-- -RIOH'D A. PORTER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

~RarpetrEv Restores, Beautlas
and AdOEus.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-07

-N4I state Senator
MOSES D. CATCH, Of Green Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
CRIMINAL.

The residence of Mrs. Esther Marks, in One
hundred. nth-s, between First and Secondave1,
was entered yesterday afternoon by col0red man, who
secured about t275 worth Of JeweTy When he was do
tected aud given into the hands Of officer Murphy OF the
Twentythrd Precinct who brought him before Justice
Connolly ut the Yorkyille Police Court where he was
committed for examination, the whole OF tho stolen
property recovered.
At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Dodge Andrew Haines was accused OF
forcing an entrance TO the dwelling Of jeremiah Dunn Of
No sB West FOrtethst, the night OF tho 18th inst
during the absence OF the owner, aud carrying away
quantity OF wearing apparel, valued at t82 An accom-
plice escaped Committed for examination. VIM. WOLF
while walking In the Central Park with Miss Barbara
Egner Sunday and protesting ardent love for her,
stole her pocket book, containing D9 rs. He was CON-
mitted to answer, without ball.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice STANDBY Appeared0neer lyman, having
in charge Edward f. Eastwood. whom he found proving
about the premises No. 40 East Eeyenths In company
with another who escaped. The basement window
had broken In and they watching an OppOrtu'
nifty TO enter Upon the person OF the prisoner was
found number OF skeleton keys. Committed In defanlt
OF "a 900 bail William Gordon for attempt TO fire tho
premises No. 10 HAmilton-st, In which he occupied
room, Thursday afternoon, was committed for eIam
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
INOUEgTg.

Coroner keenan, was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest sixty sixth st. between Fifth and Mad
ison. aves over the body Of Rosanna Campbell. aged
four years who WAS drowned Thursday afternoon. by
falling into well the residence OF her parents
Also over the body OF Luke TerDey, lTish aborer
aged 81 years. who found dead In his apartment, In
the rear basement OF No H0 Watcr-st. He has been
under the influence OF liquor for several days past and
probably died from congestion Of tho brain ALSO
the body OF Bridget McDermo anatiye OF Ireland aged
40 years, who died suddenly Thursday evening, al
No 6S Baxter-st, while visiting an acquaintance.
Also over the body OF VIM. Nyse painter lately ON
poyed by Rgber Reinhardt at No $40 East Eighteenth
ST. On Monday last the deceased was intoxicated IN
Eighthave. lie was met BY his employer, and asked to
20 10 work but refused His employer then advised him
TO 20 home and take sleep. Nothing moro was known
OF Nyse until late that night when the Police found his
body living on the track Of the Hudson River Railroad
he having been run and shOckDgly manged by an
express train He was not recognized until yesterday
Deceased was 0 native Of this city, aged % years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HBw.YoRK ......................Aprl 30
CLEARED.
Hehmships-Peers, Duehene Hkvrs; Of Paris Kennedy
Ly1Poc LosisanA Thomas Liverpool Arago Hilton ThonaE
Bsrb--CAsda, Ide Trinidad de Cuba - ~
Bhgyon Pettrev Falmouth Kingston; A. bradshaw Leach,
yaessohhs bersnA wagner Hanburg Alex hhken Dnfpe0,
CabAr1el ConeelA and ZuIo ASresca, Odessa
ARRIVED.
s.EshiP sISe. Martyr, Liverpool April H. and oueeusOvn
Steamship DeuuArt Cato, Liverpool April H. via Queenstown April
Steamship Eanita PTeenusn PhladephI., mdse and
Steamship ebeoA Clyde Chichester
Steamship Abemafie, Couch. Norfolk, mdse md
Ship Jupiter Josephson. London a days md.e ...
Schr Nor Wester, Foster Baraeoa DAYS, fruit
gCBoohkhs-Rlf
Amon Bacon, Rondout Mary Eliza RoudonL
SeSeea. ROnlopk Rondout
Chief Rondout A. q. Hazard BlIAbehporL
X NJ Wels. Port johnson. X Flower. Pom johnson.
siss Wright RilAbeilpOrL NJ Hunte{, RoDd0ut
harian Troy. ]. L. Lane. ALBANY. .
Alice Cakes BhIabetlulon AanA Gardiner. Elaabehport
Pearl EhHAbetbport Belle, Port johnson.
Spray. Virginia r. K SteeBaB, Virginia
John Hcky, BhEabethport Belle Seaman, Port Johnson.
g. g. Huntington. Rohdoat p.
SAILED. .. H...u
Ships Liverpool for london Asia for Bremen via Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroS, April nAThVed ship Berkey Castle, from Calcutta
MONROE Va April 30ATed U. e. steamship Gaens,
brig Alpha rom Porte Rico sehr Webster Barnard from Ponce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
pASSENGER8 ARRfHED.

PROM LyRaPooL-ln steamship Denmark, April So-ar and
Ma Price Price Price Mn Lister and children a lbon.,
bo< Wa Garter Win IL Thompson, W. Greenwood Godhy L.
sIuIsefp witehas hrt Wehatt A. H. Green, Livingston,
Mrs DAaddsll and sou
PROM IIVRRPOOi-fn steamship Siberia April g-JAa CoTki
M HalroUde Miss Cuinsms CuhBsine
Ms. Dl Lybeh Sister MARY Augustine wheAh Sister MARY Patricia
WsAyoo MTs Penon Mr. Fraser CHyey John Rad
cIds Nj M.s heMarrsy hsreus Ass Fanny DIas Mas
MsTy as Elisha Dyss Mr. and Mira Alfred LuA Johh Emery
N rice Rev Mr. and Mrs H. B. Wayhdgs, Mr. and Mrt w. d.
RseT, Miss Tney Miss VPAbey Mis- Grace hss Redmond Mrs
ps ana infant Gunner and child SnttOu John O.
Rsir las A Jaques John w. BenIOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
pIsPUTEp POSSESSION OF A VESSEL.

The steamship Emily b. Louder was in the
custody in bankruptcy OF the Peoples Mail
Steamship Company, TO which she belonged. subse-
auenty a libel hled against The vessel for collision,
and tho belauts obtained an attachment against the
vessel The assignee asked for injunction To rstrhin
the belants from takiDg Of the vessel Judge
Batchford granted the hjunction and held that tho
lbelants must submit their claim 10 the ATbTamoni OF
the urt sitting IN bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
vrws pAcKAars FOR THE PRESS

Captains ppf Of vessels arriving a. this port rsqnestsd 70
i.vs, addressed EsWrok
prnns exhibiting the written authority Of W. SinonsOn Gess
tgsnt News paago Cor Of Ooupsrce Tss ABuNs
World EgpTsss RpRtHg Post Commercial Adcers,r, Siaa
Zs0 Yorker Journal and NEG fok Dtmokrat thOad
ID delivered only o persona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

made to to raise 5000 in shares Of $40 each, member
being allowed TO take than ten shares The plan
meets with general approval among the members, aud
peeunay aid has also been volunteered from outsiders
In case OF necessity. 1t is proposed to hold mass
meeting for the consideration Of the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
THE OUTRAGE AT PoNcHoN,s.

To the Edft0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your notice of an alleged outrage, in
today's issue the person accused Is represented
member of onr firm This Is incorrect the individual ia
question has business interest In the firm whatever
but was merely Ell employee BY inserting the above you
viii obiRe yours, respectfully, KURsHEEDT KING.
Nos ~ md tI6 Broad,edv Keu. York April So 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
gort MarAtns qutitt.

STATE EBv-YoRK, [
PoRT.wLKpKHI OTUcH, No 70 Wiiam-R
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of tie passed April H. 1857 entitled Az Act 70
tie Waui Oee the Port OF New York 70 all persons
Interested having the subject matter OF sneh inquiry
survey the following vessels under eIann
By Wadens examinations wiz
completed within ten next succeeding this notice on board Od
vessels; .-.
heamsuip ldaho
bteanshp NIys
bark Michael. 's.''''''''''to n
BARI forsogot
Bark BedkA Pauline. r. n
NletA
bafh Rosa.
big ttntAur.
Bfig Moses DAY WOODRUFF x
bng kobtn
behI Kate WentEOrth.
..... MISTHoREB ToMPKIkS, President
J. Arcs HRlHmAA. Reeretarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

NAVY DEPARTMENT WAsmEsToN. April Il, 1868
U1HE NAVY DEPARTMENT will offer for
Atlanta" she nes at League Island.
on the 18th DAY May at O'clock The vessel and her in
yentory be examined time application the COmmsudsnt
the station The whole amount Of the paehass money most D.
paid the adjudication and the be removed
from Station within ter days from the day Of sale
...... 81. A. z BORlR, Secretary o. the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
TILE PIIILERTON CASE

An arrangement has been effected between
Mr. Justice Nelson and Distinct Attorney PorrepOnt, by
which the Fullerton will be brought 20 trial on tile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun nstt,'. t5e Sun 6 Moon ,o0 90
aiGH WATER
Sandy Hesfll:S GoTs Island Is Hell 0ate..,, 2J6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01

Free methodist Church.Pr.hnT at d. Han corner of
Uuon sDd on bAbbAIh Al V''S NJ 'N '"P "N'
M. a., ORO. W.. AHDkRsoh Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
Sails br Suttiun.

A UCTION NOTICE-HENRY II. LEEDS 90
"A AISBR HAVE REMOVED THRR AUCTION huooo ~
THE SPACIOUS STORES Nos IS cHAMBBRS-Sr AND "a hnADn
ST, WHERE THEY WILL CONTINUE THEIR AUCTION hpsF
NESS L .- - -,
Also WILL HAVE sALRs OF PICTURES AT THgIR GALE
pIys No. s17 AND sIs BROADWAY, CORNER TWBLFTH'sTr
AS USUAL - ----- ---------
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History Of the State NeEYork y yS.irasaITSss w ..
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wthsTs works &s, &c Catalogues ready Books On sIn0N'A
SATURDAY. May s-SALg OF A PRIVATE LIBRARY Cats
TUESDAY May H. AID following evenings, sALs oPAPRIVATs
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor.
ID hssass Of Art FaneI Good. Parnitere "a
DY HENRY d. MINER, Auctioneer, Sales
ysRS sS sGE or SaScR and
or Arr S ~. Of FSRE s
MsS; RS SS 4 EgS' s III Ell ss TUESDAY aud
WPDSEsDIY EVENINGS MAY and At their Art Galleries NO
SIS sduay veYy valuable collection Of Works OF Art Of the AMER
can Preub Engsh Flemish Dusseldorf schools smbfaepg
oS., h"t synSessops Of the highly dsng a&hed
and avonte Arists, viz ,,~opr,p
HERSTADT, WAEIKAULLER LANDbbhh'
VIM HART, ROBIE NtLLbMS,
BRARD An SClRFYER BRILLOUIN,
BELLOWS, sCHLESSlEGBR, HALIEklO
BRISTOL, RSC0SURA HAMhAh,
TAFT VPPRORCKHOyEE CASrAN,
iEEEss HESzoG BAKkBRKORPF
COLMAN, ANTIGNA FCHBL,
@. r. HALL FAUvRLRT HOGUBT,
PARTON DIEBL PLASSAk,
sONHTA0, MEYER Won BREMEN TES KATE,
LEWIS H. RONNRR DBDRBUX
NICHOLSON sRiGHAc CIsADo,
EEHLIG, CARL HUBEER, VRRLAT,
HAYS jul HUMMER TOUSsAiNT,
BARLAED GCHLORSSRR, BOIOHARD.'
jacobson LERAY, KUWAssEG,
BAKALOWICZ, LAABIHBT, BOSCH.
The above exhibition. free dsy aud evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
GIah,rs.

A LITERARY young lady WRITES LET
n TBRs Of Family FhsBd.hp ard Social Affairs and conducts
responsible buns correspondence foi reliable ianlhe EnonA
resrsueta SECRETARY Boz No. 70, Station d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
Etlioiuus Hotties.


At the Church Of Our Saviour tsIh Unlveus,tl Thirty
fhrst, between Hhh and SIbATesTbe Rev j. NJ PULLMAN
Pastor Morning l0i O'clock Rshisg u sandsJseho D. IA
Strangers invited
Ar the Everett R0oms.-Mrl EBLLIB J. T. BRIGHAM,
will speak before the Seety Of Progressive Sptuasts SUhDAI
o'clock ChsdreBs LJceam q B0Gbe CAST OF
the IeasoR), FRIDAY EVENING, May T. st8 o'clock
Al Hall of III society, sseOndhve corner q
Reebihst Pebytedan Cbureh-SerVees on SABBATH lOf
and u Preaching the morning BY the PASTOR The Rev
GEORGE CHAMBERS 10 the evening BY the Rev. GEOkuh D.
hCBCKROM babbath-S ohool ttSA m and y p M
Al Cooper lnstae, Large Hail. free preaching on SUN
DAY, Nay at loi and u BY the Rev " ~ ahtALF
Of Winchester Al person, eordIy invited 20 AtnG oas
bishop WIghtman Of south Carolina % preach ihe
Church Strangers" UuTert TOhOhkOW Al lV3
Church of the Mediator lBpScopalE In Hssho Han
yarthst and Sixth tentrsaee Thirty
foarthst Services al lo add u The Rev. H. rlho IT,
win preach tomorrow evesing.
Church OF ths Parlms.-Pony-sg hihst, bet Eighth and
NhhavsL The Great REVEALS. II the WsS will preach At lO O'Clock
a m. and y o'clock sests free.
Church of ST. John baptist ProtsstAn Rpiscopa Murray
HID Of Thirty nnhst the Rev Dr. DUFFlb
sONDAY Services Aher May J. 10y orloeki p m
families removing into The Beghborhood are invited 70
attend
Church OF THE Messiah, PsksVs and Thirty foahst West
gslsry he q. H. HBPW ORTIZ will preach SUNDAY al oi
q 10. .Bd7:45 p. m, Gad be Rev o. L. CLANCY, TUESDAY,
T:S
Central Ia ptist Church, south side Foycobdst between
ssvtuth Blshve-Peaehng sUhDAY May by the Rev W.
POPR YBAMAE The Pa0 at l0i Sabbath School AnniVsrsaIy
IN The srening Services beginning 81 u p 70.
Church of tho AseensiOu-rbers Hi be PRBB SERVICE
IN this Church corner Of Phhsve and Teuht, on SUNDAY EVEN
mo neIt At Il o'clock ALL SEATS PRBB
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

It seems that whatever even remotely
affects the interests OF Fisk takes to itself q
high coloring. The strike which occurred
on Saturday and continued through yester-
day In no way interfcres with the progress
or prosecution Of business In Erie's marble
halls. Fisk Is not at all agitated, and says
that his advertisement for brakemen In yes
terday's paper brought him hundreds Of ap.
plicants. And as there is nothing further
than q knowledge of the Signals and the
possession of moderate brains necessary to
constitute good brakeman, he apprchends
no delay or difficulty in equipping every
train with the regular number. The officers
OF the Erie railroad say the strike Is not
Justified by any reason whatever. The wages
are liberal, and the work by no means ex-
acting. Superintendent Rucker was dis
patched to Port Jervis early yesterday morn.
ing, and was empowered to make such dis
position Of the men who were under his con-
troll as he deemed proper.
The trains were running regularly all day,
and everything was quiet at Port Jervis,
thereby belying the sensational reports OF
ar expected collision and bloody work, which
were published In certain papers yesterday.
Mr.. Fisk did not express himself positively
In reference to the Reinstatement Of the three
brakcsmen who have been hismisscd, but In
dlcated q course Of action toward them which
would be suggested by his Judgment, and
not Influenced by the threats Of his en-
ployees. Last evening Mr.. Fisk was at his
office until 81 o'clock, awaiting intelligence
from Port Jervis, but received none OF au
unusual nature. Jay Gould has said that
the company intend to run the road that the
employees shall know their place, and that
| no concessions shall be made. Indeed, yes
terday, instead Of making oyertures for q
settlement, twenty old hands were dis
charged, and their places filled by green
| hands Y Tribune Oh,