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The national Republican., 1869-02-26
,N- Young MEMS CHRISTIAN As

fAaS- S-bhNhhOrTCf- amend
10 all proceedings commsuerd after the hrst day Of
January. l5bs, no di-chArge ,bAlI be graHtsd TO a
debtor whose assets shal not b. equal tu Ity per
cenum of the claims prousd agslust his e-tsts,
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
Thls clause does not, how YER, shut out from the
behent Of the law all poor debtors, for Il further
provides that certain petitioners aud all who com
ply with certain condttons, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have NO assets Not
Ing the provision, In view OF its lImita-
sl applying for the beaoni VI the Law In all parts
u he country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benent, and who have no assets.
.h 'pld examine eAJefully whether thOy arc In
eludsd Ia The terms Of thu llmitAt gu. Tha sub.
.eriber Will giys Information on ibis subject at ali
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor la Bank fuptey.
City Hall 1obd
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
A SETTLED POLICY.

The reconstruction policy Of the Govern
ment is as nxod as the laws Of the Medcs
and Persians. 1t is gaining strength hourly
among all classes at the North, as the
blacks Of the South are hourly demonstrating
that they require but brief time, compare
lively, to become as valuable to the State, as
laboring citizens, as any others under the
Jurisdiction OF the United States. With
their rapid improvement In all the elements
OF true manhood, apparent to all, Congress
will accord none an opportunity to oppress
them, or to repress their progress In any par
ticular.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CABINET MYSTERY.
To-day among the Republican party poll
tlciaus the Pennsylvania Cabinet mystery Is
In II thicker muddle than ever. II Is pre-
sumcd that Grant will call to his aid either
George II. stuar, D. +. Brewster, Lindley
Smith, or Mr.. Boreo, Of Philadelphia, or Mr..
VIM. McKennon, Of the western part OF the
State. Scores OF very earnest gentlemen are
sure that each one Of the gentlemen ! men
tlon above Is to be tie man. The public out
side Of the Pennsylyanians may keep per-
fectly cool over the matter, lnsomuch as In
taking either of them Grant will make
good selection so far as the Interest of the
public service Is concerned. All Of them are
competent all of them are staunch Republi-
cans, and they are all men Of uulmpeacha-
bic personal integrity.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
Butter.
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention OF all interested In the relsotiea
Of the eItravaEant cost Of BUTTER. 10 their prae.
teal and eeosomieai syst,m Of making pure prime
BUTTER By the aid ofthe
The national Republican., 1869-02-26
New Advertisements.

" At JNO. A. BAKERS
Agricultural wsrehOu.e, La ave,
feb25-eo9w south side, bet 9th and 10th sts
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

M ErzBR RoTT HALL.
.r.. OLE BULL
Repeetfully aunounees
TWO 0RAsD CONCERTS,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March sd and 9Th,
. - ASSISTED BIT
MRS. @. A. BARRY, Contraito Of the Handel and
H,ydn Society, Of Boston.
sB MM hhGpnhALp the popular Tenor.
panist, Of the LeIpsio Conservatory Of Music
An entire change Of programme for each per.
- formanee.
DOLLAR.
Reserved Seats, 50 cents extraj 10 be procured AT
Messrs. hetIerott q Go. q Musio Store, No SIS
,.,., TAOS. R. TURNBULL.
hb1t'u Manager.
The national Republican., 1869-02-26

THE amount of the Illinois State debt paid
In January was t532, ,0l3.9l. Amount called
10 by proclamation OF Gov. Palmer, s4O7, 900,
payable in New York on the lst Of April
next. About t75,oOO OF the amount called
In BY Gov. oglesby's proclamation Ia yet out
standing, and will be paid on demand. The
amount OF debt maturing this year will be
90, ,261 ,542.03. Tho July Interest, to be paid
In New York, will amount to between two
hundred and two hundred and aity thousand
dollars.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18
Wentern FaotH.


Beef at stka is no drug on the market
Salt Lake City has lamp-postS and ex'
pccts lights.
a Catholic fair at Vallejo, California,
ncLted six thousand dollars, .I..
The tide recently made fsh cheap at Sit.
ka by washiaG millions ashore.
A Workingmen's Protective Association
has been organized at Portland, Oregon,
There arc noarly one thousand six hun.
drcd men working at the Mare Island Ma.
ty Yard,
The Shawnee Indian Agency has been
removed and permanently located at
Olathe, Kansas.
The railroad bridge across the Kaw, at
Lawrence, Kansas, was completed last
Thursday evening. Gof
One hundred thousand acres Of land on
Milpltas Greek, Santa Clara County Cali
lornia, were sold at eight dollars per acre.
Two gentlemen out prospecting along
the Denver Pacific Raihoad track, come
aerosa herd Of one thousand antelopea,
Letters are sont to farmers 10 Santa Ola
ra County, California, threatening destrue-
tion OF their property in case they contip,
ne to employ Chinese lsbOrers, Sdf
The frat hand-organ has arrived at Salt
Lake City its operators being ID the uni
lOlm of United States aoldieFs. "Civili.
aatioa" says ths Deserct News, is trying
with heavy strldes to gel this way"
The Dcaerct News (Snlt Lake City) ao
knowledges The oourtscies Of the Pennsyl,
yania Central, Chicago aud Northwestern
and the Union Pacific Railroad Compa.
nlesi who, It says, have rendered them.
selves conspicuous by their promptitnde
in forwarding the various oompanies Of
Saints, and in the increase Of com forts
and oouvenienees extended to them while
travelling on their several lines
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

Chief Justice Chase delivered an
opinion a tcw days since affirming
the legality Of contracts made un-
der Confederate rule aud holding
that Confederate money was legal
payment Of the same, especially
when so nominated in the bond.
To the commercial Importance
and justice Of this decision the peo
pie can arrive, but when its politi
cal importance, seen from the
grounds on which It rested, name.
ly, the nature Of the Confederate
States and the definition of what
they were, we are ready to fall in
with the N, Y. Times and ask that,
in future, decisions Of this charac,
Ger may I've rendered by some other
member Of the Court. 1t is note
worthy, that all questions inyoly.
ing politics have been decided by
the Chief Justice and that not as.
sociate or dissenting opinions have
accompanied them. Il is easy to
understand how q court can agree
on the main fact, but it is not so
easy to imagine how nine men can
reach the same conclusion by the
same method Of reasoning. That's
the point, and the people would
like to see some Of the other justi
ces' trains Of tlonght on the ques.
tons were the defunct Confedera
cy Is involved. ZqResriRe Cour.
Ter.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

- Col, r. @. Powers, Col, Stafford and
Gen. Alderson addresseda large Republi.
can meetingat Hglmesville, Pike County,
on last Saturday, One Of tho speakers,
referring to the freedom of the colored peo.
pie, spoke Of the emancipation ploclama.
tion Of President Lincoln, when several
Dent men exclaimed; "D-n old Lincoln.
Hnrrah for Wilkes Booth, the assassin. +"
This Is the character Ofthe followers the
inherent Judge hasin lower MissisSippi.-
Jackson (MisS Pilot.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

A PREMIUM no SUBSCRIBERS
The Gazette Annual Register.


The second volume Of the g GAZETTE ANNU.
ALREGlSPER will be issued on the first Of
January, 1870. This work win contain com
plete history Of the events for thc year 1861
Comparative Election Returns for all the
states; tho Vote of Ohio and Indiana, by
Townships the Organization of National and
State Governments; Names Of the Members Of
the Legislature of Ohio, Indiana and Ken
tucky the Congress the United States times
for h0ldlng District or Circuit Courts, and 9TH
ergeneral aud valuable statistics, Il will also
contain an Agricultural and horticultural
Departmont,whlchla and gar ienois will
find vail able. The Almanac and AleteOrOlogi-
cal and AstrOn0mical features will be prepar-
cd by Prof ABnE, Of the Cincinnati ObservatO-
ry, The Registerwill IN fine, be full Of inter-
esting information, and u copy Should be in
the po, sess ioniofeyory famly frl
AeQpy OF the Register Will be sent FREE
tooyely mail subscriber 30 the Weekly, Semi
WeeklyOr Daily Gazette, 1t viii be issued ON
the frst OF January, and AL subscribers on
our books at that time will be supplied. The
Registerwill be sent to new subscribers As
their names are sent in, Persons however in
tending TO subscribe for the Gazette should,
IN order To obtain the full benefit Of the Reg
ister, send IN their names on or before the
llrst Of january All letters should be adj
dressed to
THECINCINNATI GAZETTE Co,
80 3w, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18


RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN--TglegrumS dated
San Francisco, California, Nov, l4thb give
oocounts o(a flightful railroad collision
near San Leandru, where l0or l5 persona
were killed and so wounded. The switch
tender was questioned as to whethpr the
Arameda train had passed. He answered
"all right, go ahead" Soon after thotraips
came together with terrific crash. The
Engnes were complete wreck, and
the cars ran through each other. The killed
and wounded were mostly on the Western
Puciiic train. "'0 tllIi Ht
The dispatches say the catastrophe casts
q gloom over the whole city and the nows
Of The accident was rend from the pulpits
of the churches during the incoming SER
vice. Certainly there was gross careless.
moss or something worse, that caused this
lHghtrul disaster
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18
Daily Gazette.

As newspaper, the Daily Gazette Is not
surpassed by any publication in the United
states 10 covers the entire field of News, Lit
eratnrc, Commerce, Manufactures, Agricul-
ture and AInusements, and occupies it fully.
matte matter coming under these heads, not found
US editoIlgl Department the Gazette has all
the excellence that q variety of first class tai
ent can impart to ID, III principle We need
hardly say that 1t Is Republican, @tt.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

j. A. Shaver, Treasurer of Peoria coun-
IT,, ILL.,, ia announced ne deiRulter tothe
extent Of $50 OO0 He lost the amount
speoulating in whisky. His bOndSmen
will make good the deficiency.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

Is printed on clear type, contains an average
Of thirty -four columns Ofreading matter, and
Is specially designed for the country. News,
Literature, Commerce.. Manufactures and Ag
ricultuTe are the specialtles of this edition.
and each department will be found full and
complete. Farmers will find the \ gricultulal
Department, which is in charge Of an editor
of practical eNpPrioDce in that line Of indus
try, of great value. The proceedings of che
Horticultural society are also printed in this
paper and by special arrangement we win
hereafter furnish report Of Che proceedings
of the American Institute Farmers Club in
advance Of Eastern papers. 4 first class (orig-
inal or selcctcd) story will always he found in
the Weekly Gazette with enough politics
and religious intelligence to keen the reader
fully advised Of novcm 'nts In State aud
Church. The world is the field in which we
labor, and nothing Of interest TO the public
will eBCape attention 81 ..-.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18
=, WAsnINGroN, ONO U.r
SHERIFFS SALE.

-
~ - gt3NLV
VIM. q. Douglas and DavdII. Douglas Part
ners, &C., against Mary NJ. Vance and Thos.
y, Vance Defendants. a .sa4
Writ Of safe.
BY virtue Of nm order Of sale issued IN the
above case, from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Fayette- County Ohio, to me directed and
in pursudhcG 9l the command thereof 1
will expose and offer for sale ut pub
lie auction at the door OF the Court
House in the town Of Washington in
said county, on Tuesday, the Hth day Of Nov,
A. ID. 1858 At one o'clock P, NJ of siiltl DAY the
following describetll'eal estate situated in the
County of Fayette and State Of Ohio, TO Nit;
Beginning at u stake corner to David VI
llarrisOn's land; theuce south 81 deg west %
poles to stake thence north 60 deg west 2T
poles to a stake thence south 33 deg west t34
poles to a white OH thence north 40 tleg west
"a poles and II links to u stake corner TO Ma
ry II. Eance's lAnd thence north 81 deg east
195 poles and f6 links to STAKE thence south
6l deg east CO.! poles TO white oak down, and
corner to Mary y. Nante? thence noI1h'33 deg
cast 2lS poles TO stake corner TO Mary FL
Vance IN David " HalIiSon's limo; thence
south 65 deg east 80 poles and 10 links to the
beginning, containing GI acres and 10 poles,
in surveys No. S 667 10 S9i, 3 96i and 5 2a4; al
so the life estate Of sald Mary NJ. Vance, hi tbs
following described premises, torwitt
9d Vract7-SitUate in said county Of Fayette,
and described as Follows to .wit:f beginning
at a stake in said David HarrisOn's line bear
ing north Go deg Wrst 30 poles from pAyidS
stake in John Ilarrissn'sling; thence 30 deg
west 2iB poles to a white qak thence nbrh 65
deg west Ga poles 10 stake - thence south 90
deg west 1874 poles. crossing the E6tth Fork of
Paint Creek at I5 poles to d stake in The west
line; thehce With said limo nbrth 4Gdfg west
rs poles to q stakein said lime SOUTHWEST cor
ner to David llayris0p thence north 30 deg
cast binding on Davin's line s15 poles 10 II
stake in said ling; thence north IS deg east 30
poles TO the begihnn1, chntaining 1871 acres in
surveys No. sSGI l0S5i, 3234 and a.0Gi.
Said premises being ordered to he sold by
said Court IN saul cause j .i-. EF
1st tract appraised at 81 66 per a6rel
gd tract appraised at S1,53 W
Terms of sale, cash
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

This paper is printed on Tuesday and Fri
day of each week. 1t is the same Size rs the
DAILY aud Weekly, containing thifty-siX full
columns ofreading matter Mostof the read
ing matter prepared for the Daily and Week
ly will be printed in this edition. Persons
who desire paper oftcner than once a week,
but do not need daily, win find this the
cheapest and best paper published anywhere.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

NVNWA y IAItTH,
Sheriff Fayette county, Ohio.
Gardner s liiNson. Attys.
Oct 2S, 1869. i9aW5 pri' Sl5 co
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18
T EGAL NOTICE.--William B.

T EGAL NOTICE.--William B.
IL Adams Of the County Of L--4..in the
state Of KANSAS win take notice that George
u. Adams of Fayette County. Ohio did, On the
nth duv nj August 1869. file his petition in the
tourt of tnnuien Pleas Within and for said
Fayette County against said William B. Adj
ans, defendant, founded hrar e rromisory
note executed and delivered bt said William
n, Adams to said George II. Adams, dated
June 3Oth, 1868 and PAYABLE 70 said George II =.
Adams Nov. 1st 1868 for S3ig CO. with interest
from its said date. 'phe object and PRAYER Of
said petition is to obtain a Judgment aga inst
said VIM. B. Adams in faeer Of said Gearge
II. Adams for said sum Of 500 90 with inter-
est thereon from June 30th 1858.
That an order OfAttdehment has been issued
IN said nctipn. and the real estate ofsaid VIM.
B Adams in said Fayette County attached to
satisfy the innsment 70 be rendered IN said
action and the costs Of suit.
And She Said William p. Adams is also nOti-
iet that he is required to appear and answer
said petition and attachment onor before the
third Saturday after the 9th day of December,
1869, Dated October s1th, 1869 4
GEORGE II. ADAMS,
II. B. Maynard, plamti6.
Attorney. 49fW
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-11-18

VIM, q. Douglas and DavidII Douglas Part
ners &C., against Mary NJ. Vance and Thos.
y Vance Defendants. ts saL
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

GREAT SENSATION AT CORNER MAGAZINE AND Sr.
AEDRKw STREETs.-We have informed the ladies
SO repeatedly where undoubted bargains are to be
obtained, that we have become really ashamed to
repeat the stereotyped expression of "Go to E.
Libermsn, corner of Magazine and st. Andrew
streets, where great attractions are always pre-
sented."
Mr.. Libermsn sdvertises in this mornings
CRESCENT a new invoice of FIVE hundred dozen
extra fine English hose, which he is offering at 81
and actually worth SIS; French corsets for ladies',
misses and children, from 81 up; and an extensive
assortment Of the last and most improved hoop
skirts at unprecedentedly low prices. These are
rare and unequaled bargains which Mr.. Liber.
man ia presenting, and We have no doubt that
every lady who reads his announcement will take
immediate advantage of these unusually low
rates.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

ST. LOTS RoTUNDA.-The reopening of this
celebrate 0ar'room has been productive of new
feature i,sthe history of this noted locality None
of the liFsg patrons of this once fashionable and
attractiy'I establishment have forgotten the high
reputatioR it enjoyed in its palmy days, whilst
Hemonespf the pleasing associations connected
with thai ghalcyon period still cluster lovingly
around iisnoble old walls. For seven years it has
siood wiil9portal barred monument to its de-
parted excellence, but now with new life infused
it dons ~ hsbiiments If the active world and
extends tosDs the hand Of welcome. The present
propretdrs Mr.. E. Krost, seems eminently suited
for restotfSg its past prosperity and we have no
doubt tbaths efforts will be attended with en-
couragi:g fuccess.
The saloon has been fitted up with considerable
taste and eiegance and the public may rely upon
always reteiving the best of liquors. A billiard
apsrtment;wil be found in connection with the
Rotunda, fhere amusement seekers can quietly
indulge themselves with this fascinating game.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

The THtt tELE SKEIN AND IRON AXLE WAGONS
We take D2'ch pleasure in directing the special
attention q our planters to the advertisement this
morning a Mr.. W. L. McNeey, No. 90 Maya.
zine street,: dealer and agent for the celebrated
Thimble sEain Axle, which, for the past year has
experienced the most unparalleled success, The
introducticp among Us of this valuable improve.
ment upon tbe old heavy and cumbersome wagon
which our fslmers were necessitated to use. and
which resulted so detrimental to their stock, is
due to the enterprise and forethought of this en-.
ergeuc, eosrieous and of
the company These wagons possess every pos.
sble advantage OF the old manufacture, being ma.
terially hgRtsr, more substantially constructed,
capable OF ?eing drawn by infinitely less power
and havipSa running gear which peculiarly adspts
1t for our htafy. low land soil. In the past twelve
months large numbers of them have been disposed
OF to the CUFF States, and have not only afforded
general satisfaction in every instance, but as an
evidence OF their remarkable popularity, the de-
msnd is increasing to such an extent as to require
unusual Gsr, on the part of the manufacturers
to respond TIih sufficient slacrity. Mr.. McNeely
is Just in RECEIPT of new supply, direct from the
mandatory at Wishawsks, Indiana, aud we
would advise our planters to call and examine
them.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

PHoToGRAPHY.-In proportion to the popula-
ton of the leading Northern cities, we venture the
assertion that New Orleans contains within her
boundaries more followers of this profession than
can be found in any other locality on the CONT.
nent. But still we must not suppose that all are
successful, from the simple fact that some have
studied the science more attentsely than Others
and consequently arrived at a greater degree of
perfection, whereas large number have only
acquired limited knowledge, and therefore enjoy
but little popularity. Among the eminent oper.
ators, whose skill has often been satisfactorily
tested, we mention with pride that far-fsmed ar.
tist W. ]. Souby, who, at Mrs. Johnson's gallery,
opposite Magazine Market, already is earning for
himself an enviable reputation.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT BRAsELMAN & Co Is.
IT'S a remarkable fact that the uptown ladies',
when on shopping excursions, invariably visit this
popular establishment as first on their list, know.
ing that the Atest styles and fashions are always
to be found tsers, and that the most afable and
attentive cletks are ever ready to wait on them.
To-day's papfr announces that this firm is dispos.
ing of its stock Of winter goods at original cost,
and we wouln advise all who desire undoubted
bargains to sell at No. $50 and SIS Magazine
street, feeling satisfied in our mind that thew will
not regret it,
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

DOMESTIC lcEBERG.-This is no fabulous idea,
gentle reader buta genuine and tastefuly finished
bar room situate on Magazine street, opposite the
market, fitted up with all the modern appliances
Of elegance ard comfort. and containing within
Its alluring interior all the exquisite beverages
which naught bat artistic hands are capable of
connecting. !, Ia this temple devoted to the plea
sures of Bacthus, the immortal Frank Richards
presides With his smiling face, and strangers may
be assured tkat none but the choicest liquors are
offered at hia har
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

GREAT REsUcrIoN IN CLOTHING AT IA CAMP
CAMP sTRKEF-Our readers are referred to the
advertisement of Mr.'G. B. Geuiu. which will be
found in another column of this mornings CREs.
CENT. Owirs to the la.eness of the season and in
order to mste room for his spring stock. Mr..
Genin has reduced the price of every article in his
choice and fashionable stock of clothing and
furnishing go9ds. This is a fine opportunity for
tnose who art notsupplied to buy to great advsn.
tsge, and outsadYice is to call on Mr.. Geniu and
examine for Yourselves. See advertisement.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

A fatality appears sometimes to be adached to
particular buildings and localities. .Orf readers
will doubtless recollect the falling of tie wall of
the present Tulane Building while that eaiaoe was
inprocess Of erection. The tremendous filI in the
prices Of clothing for sale by Messrs Grtthwsite,
Lewis Stuart, would indicate that = ahd 80
Camp street has not recovered from az falling
Iie kness
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

DIAMOND DRUG MILLs.-We mus call the
especial attention of druggists to theseelebrsted
mills, which are being applied at No. fl6 Gravier
street BY Mr.. W. D. Levitt, the manufacturer and
patentee.
This article, besides being almost indispensable
in preparing drugs, is designed in such manner
as to admirably adapt it to the use Of tobacco
nists for manufacturing snuff, etc.. and also OF
great value to grocers, coffee roastefs and grind.
ers for their various purposes. -
These mills are priced according to numerical
CONSTITUTIONAL ana csn DC pought at Eanufactu-
rers figures. Call and examine them.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-01-17

CoNUSDRUMs.-What's the diflerer8e between
pdy.ment and payment a difiereD&4
Why does a waiter resembls a racahorse Be-
cause he runs for the plate.
Why is a thief called a jailJird' .acause he's
been Robbin'u
Why is a chemist like witt Becau$e he ia fur
nished with good retorts.
ing and mist at night.
When is wall like q fish When Il 4 scaled