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INoou1Ae8 HOME MANUFACTURES.
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ALLOW 1r. RELCis EoH HnG CASE, SEAT At TIE rRAo.
JAMES 5. fOPHAM 4 CO..
~soos
sEvyNTH STREET.
One dsor above Odd Rellows' Hail.
REPAIRIMG:
mss rom's' attended to. and By the best xosk. :,
This Schools is situsted mile and quarter from
Terms for Bs.rdise and Tuition in Hnelish
nonsSs ,nelooms ssn,ns lor session q =, seS q
r.. In:s12S,ion 8 in Music toT same iins....' g 9
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For further inf0ru'siOs Siss sssr;s' fS
a1 z52M Prf1oe George County, Nd.
N0TIC1 or. OOPAlfllR9HTP.-Ho g.
q tai isrHT IA s4Sux StsS !; i stS s6c
c. sSs there
Of ths aOvsrnnsnt. sstesi % the sdjSssnsns q
';sHsass; ssss: make saSssSisse ss1'SsfHSi CO.
n B II A Z Ne.
DRIssEs, SUITS, oLoAKs, &C.,
1rSs. the 'ys' aHd 4. 1ss:ras
an zs.1v s36 Psnnsyivani. svsnns.
NAvY PAYMAsTIRy OI1TO6,
sealed pfesosa:. o b .nSosds ssSis - ~
I'm 3 rscsiysd st tbs once; until L m the arst
SSieS Be sitSs very best ausiiss 70 Sc a.
iiysrsa free q sHR:n:s snd oossrs%snt ts1 st
usual inspection tSersat. to Wit: 'u'''0' 70 'ne
sn,.,Bs, ByssS 1s,In Yards & ard ard Docks.
a.eoo pounds Copper 6urrs.
a.,,,o,, i'.,sn, Em,as Ordnance.
80 sheep Skins, tanned In the Wool.
-. De:sr,ItiJs schedule. With particulars. to BE-
iSr sas sSd ftH 1.b
:nf ssd 81: os., ss oss.s ss:
auMa p.,m...srS, ST Gais.d dssMAsT; ss.ss: ss;,.
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OFFICE pEpor QuARrrRxAsrRa, }
ooRNER OF e. DAMP AMP soUTa eIREEIs,
Referring 70 the .dvsrtitsmsnt from Tile once.
inyiune proDoeais for Red kiver TrausD ortation,
oidoe1 arc Informed that proposals will also be
month, lss psr scheduleJ % ven % for the whole
BY order Of Brevet Brigsdisr General Fred.
i:g.ns' Chief Quartermastsr Pspart%snt q Lou.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Quar-.
termaster. a.Xss
cor AR \ Z HIP.
The undersigned have this day entered into 90.
IertnershfD for the purpose OF conducting the
0hOO1kI and klQUOR BUSINESS, under the
si,s strs.t Of I.Ds HWasLER MARTIN at No % Ssi IN
August s, 1859 Isua st-l q HEHffLLiEH' H6HfLEH'
CARR1AdEs o.r,1.o,,, 0AKEIAaIs
= 0p hs1a AZ I large nu%I,r q SUPERIOR MApE
lsrss g nT%hsE Of second hand Ditto. ~
All WORK warranted to be o. epresented.
ROBT. 81. GRAHAM,
auA-1' Cor. 9Th and d SITS /, & l79 9Th ct.
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> A PtlAsA1I 1zIE0I ron IlNf fgs
fooM;se fo opM,;eed: Sp ths arst door. slssy tvs sthsl
rent No. 47A llth street, between = and .
Ureeu. an Sim
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Dk. L1WIH . DAVIS, DREfAL AseoOIa.
TIOH.
No. 26e ePHHHeTLvAHIA AyKNUn
befWesn l2th and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WIrBov, p.n

nneisi si Teeth are inserted, aithoucA the
psnen. sars,n., vii De required 60 pay Tor the9
Vii bs deduoted when the teeth are 1Nde. Ths
cola st,ssn % SoS PREPARED % Eske Teeth on
Rne, asd Boston prices. All persons vish;ne a..
ta worz done can have it q cheap e in the sbovs
s sna 10y msnner. and yarra pted % rive epssrs
, ssu,sssaon. Persons Win do well 20 cali and az
emine our work before getting Il eIsevbere 1, n
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WIN KHAB1 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED ri
and sio0ED. HAND I'll. PiANcs, IS 4 rom Isl I
to SS0 rosewood ORGAN, by Prince, UIHIv
smaller ORGANS and MELObIOHS Of octave,
for sale and rent. cheaper than ct any other place
at the Piano store No. 49s llth street, above
On :Glm y. O. 1EICHlNBAoH.
NJ ILLs' OAfAWBA WINE,
ly1 Prom Gen Mills, OF Saudusky
Perfectly pufs and rarely surpassed by sny
other wine Tor summer use.
Daily ordered By physicians
NV. BBROHELL,
Corner 18th and r streets,
N0 under Ebbitt House.
n ATlONAL LOAN OTFIoE, 1lIT 9th afreef.
near Pennsylvania avenue ROBERT FUL.
ION = 70. advance money on Bonds, Stocks and
Real Estate Dtamends, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur.
niture, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Proper
~: nH.-rhe highest cash price paid for the
.. n. to ,. n a IL
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W III. HfILER, Law.
6ss rsmoysd his once TO Ns. % street, near the
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IIYfY !INl BuILDIuo Lors IN 0. r.
ssrsS sSTnS nj ssediyisioa, nt Plee.ant, are nov Of
s6ost half ME- iron he eisy hit. :. snd IA.
cat e l1th street Rcd. the 6shiossSls drive ef
iSsrov.Ss1,S t = S sd
in ~ sa6lrbs e WoShin0Son. ~ TosS nm IL
ne nom quarter Of IN 0cre 20 q ooro ooch 10
to- oontem1lssinS early tn0r0vs1sstS extra
fn4eceOea0 VIII bs sxto0ded. aD1
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ALUABLI HOTIL FROPIRTY FOR 91LI

Seminary Building, one square north OF Brides
nreet, ronting lso feet on Washi agton street. 81
basement; containing about 30 rooms This pro.
perty pieasantly located for . first class hotel
And Viii b sold With furniture or without it. Az,
siy st the once Of B. B. WILLIAMS, corner OF
bridee and Congress streets, Georgetown.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
EOl RINr.-Turnl.h.a PARtOR and BED.
Fok HENf..Ro0Is:i ia,.i:eed g u.f1r.i s6sd
and I'd sts sns q: g.
Lon RENT Seven RoOMD. suitable for Poo.
togr.sher; has sky j sht aud water, aud il
street Georgetown. au2E4ts
t'0R RENf-A BRfoK HOUee No. $50 ct
L north, between 18th and 18th sts nine rooms
10 good order. Possession given Immediately Ap-
EoR RBET-Thet be.uti'ul PLAOp ADJOINING
ss.s iG os rs 'sss'i
corner ef6th. au2s SO
E0R RINf-One q tSose sne thre. ,tors brick
nD9sa s Sss p: s. s,s :na
innaI,r1Ssnssts, na, 1c.s ss reduced rent "A \ tAr.
sAt. ~ Ss az M lss s;Sss K:s
iss.ss;: ~
EOR aINT-rvo neatly fgrnIshed ROOMS,
70 ana sse 81 sHs
9th near Ohristisn Association Ro oms su2s. ST.
3s H.NT ,;, 4. neat s,, HsAMI S.,.,, ,nogs. near
ply from % % = LANGfREE.
It, Attorney ct Law, 333 = St, near 10th
For llNT.A .eaIly ne. Ter room HOUSE
house d newly pepered ana in perfect CONDITION.
sss PET eSnnsr of sS
EOR RDNT-A three stsry Brick HOUSE,
L containing nine reoms With gss, No. asa K
south, between 8th sod 9Th streets eset; laree
yard. wood, coal. and wash houses: Within half
:rGusre Of stIsst cars; ts z desirable residsnos.
tween 8th and 9th streets east. aus Sts
's HsF%sIsa ns Tsi sESt Sa
IN Washington for rent Location No sos Pa
ine:s square in the CITY Instrunsnts, sho! cases.
G McKELDEN, iiS st north su3. 81
WILL SI sos I. SiET aRF 1F TE1 TRsT OF
hoor, Communicating, two front, handOomesy fur
ni.hed With complete Gets TOR psIIoT and two bed.
family .,shOut Children, Or twenty ive dollars
osnysniences Deliehtfuliy located, fronting the
park No. 9 street, betW. 9Th and 9Th sts.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
The Bible IN Schools.


The New York Tablet, the Ro
man Catholic paper in this coun
try, says
" The School Board of ClnciL
natl have voted, we see from thc
papers, to exclude the Bible anC
all religious instruction from the
public schools of the city. If this
has been done with a view to rec
onciling Catholics to the common
school system, lbs purpose will
not be realized. 1t does not meet,
nor In any degree lesson, our obIec.
tion to the public school system,
and only proves the inpraoticabili-
ty OF that system in a mixed com
munity Of Catholics and Protest.
ants, for 1t proves that the schools
must, to be sustained, become thor,
oughly goddess, But to us god
less schools are still less accepta-
BILE than sectarian schools, and we
object less to the reading Of King
James Bible, even Ia the schools,
than we do to the exclusion of all
religious instruction. American
Protesnantism, Of the Orthodox
stamp, Is far less an evil than Ger.
man inAdelity."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
A Merited Honor.

The appointment of Edwin M
Stanton, ex-Secretary Of War, to
fill the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench, made by the resignation o.
Justice Grier, will receive popular
approval, as 1t has already received
that of the Senate. Before the wal
MIR. Stanton was recognized as one
Of the strongest men at the bar
learned in his profession, a power
ful advocate, a safe counsellor
erich in saving common sense"
When he entered Mr. Lincoln's
Cabinet, he was a man in robust
health, in the prime and vigor OF
life. His abounding energy soon
made itself felt in the conduct OF
the war; he pushed things armies
we're reinforced, supplied, equip.
ped and modified with a prompt
ness unknown before doubt and
fear gave way before his mistaken
faith in the success Of the cause,
and the enthusiasm that kindlcd his
heart inspired the heart Of his coun-
trymen. He was the motive pow.
er Of the vast machinery, in truer
and more comprehensive sense than
any other one man welding civil
or military authority.
Mr.. Stanton retired from the
War office broken in health, and,
comparatively, a poor man. He
might have made millions by TAX
ing advantage of his official posi-
tion, and in ways, too, that would
not have been known. He did not
make cent. He had but one pur.
pose, to prosecute the war, and but
one object, to save the republic =
He retained his place till lie felt
that the substantial results Of the
war had been secured, till all fur
ther danger 20 the country had
passed, and went out of office to re
sumo thf practice Of his profession,
and earn his living as an honest
man. He made no claims upon
country or party. He sought no
office he never had sought it; but
once offered and accepted, he pro
ceeded to administer its duties with
such signal ability, that the Secre-
which he held became the
most conspicuous ofall,
He deserves the tardy honor Of
a place upon the Supreme Bench
aud though his health is broken,
II the good wishes of his country
men can restore it, be will feel in
bis veins the tide Of life that re-
rived the vigor Of Richelieu, after
le had triumphed over his enemies,
md been reinstated Ii the graces
Il his Sovereign, and live long to
dorm the position to which he has
een named by tire President, and
1ith exceptional alacrity confirmed {
v the Senate. - Gin. Commercial /
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
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The Leading Agricultural
Journal Of the Country,
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We. &c, Illustrated with numerous fine en-
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answers through the JOURNAL, free of charge
all questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
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Thus Oyery Subscriber bRs Horse and Cattle
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We are now prepared to offer the AMERICAN
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to ALL NEW sUBsCRBERs Tor renewals) to the
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

A Coon ONE.---A pretty rich oc.
curremce came off at SandyvilIe,
Tuscarawas county, Ohio, the 9th.
er day. Mcfarland, the landlord,
and also a farmer, took a lot OF
sheep from Colonel Black to keep
for him, The bargain was that II
any Of the sheep died Mcfarland
was to pelt or wool them, which
means that he was to take the hides
off or pull the wool, as he thought
proper A stormy night came and
three Of the sheep died. McFar-
land had chunk of a boy in his
employ who was not mp to sheep
talk, and he ordered the boy to 90
and pelt the sheep. He came back
in couple of hours, and McFar-
land asked him how he had got on,
to which he demurely replied -
"Oh, middling; | got the most of
them, but there was three / could
not catch" Mcfarland went to
the sheep pasture and discovered
that the boy had "pelted' nineteen
of the sheep to death, and pretty
thoroughly run down the three
wild ones.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
A Scene.


Col. Higgins, the Waverly poll
tician, who caused split in the
Democratic ranks at the last cleo
ton - has recently distinguished
himself in a new role; that of in
structing the "young idea how tC
shoot" When 0rton, the light.
ming calculator, visited Waverly
some time since, Colonel H, pur.
chased one of his books and be
took himself to its study until he
had mastered its contents to his
entire satisfaction. In order to de-
monstrate the fact to the public
that he was master Of the great sci
ence he called at the Union Schools
and requested that a class be call
ed in Arithmetic. The class was
called and the Colonel proceeded
in the role of pedagogue until it
interfered with other studies, when
the Superintendent requested him
to desist. AT this the Colonel took
umhrage, and insisted on it that
the Superintendent did not under
stand the art Of teaching Arithme-
tic; in fact was incompetent to hold
so important a position. The Su-
perintendent mildly responded by
knocking the Colonel down with a
chair, after which a general scutfie
ensued which ended in the expul-
sion Of the disturber of good order
from the school. We learn that
Colonel H. has ordered a black
board and proposes to take an agen-
cy for the Lightning Calculator.
I Chillicothe Gazette. -r
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

Found DEAD.-The dead body
Of an old lady named Lynch was
found in her residence near the
railroad depot on Tuesday morning
last. She had been missed for the
space Of day by her neighbors
who had been accustomed to sec
her about, and the fact aroused a
suspicion which led to an examina-
ton of the premises. The door OF
the house being found fastened, was
broken in, and Mrs. Lynch found
lying dead, Just inside. We under
stand that no inquest was held, her
friends not deeming it necessary,
although it would seem to have
been 0 case justifying such a pro
ceeding, Lancaster Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23


The Columbus Miss, J Repub
lican hits the nail on the head whel
it says;
With the idea Of the Republic
ans fully developed in the future 0
the Southern States, their prosper
ity is assured. No importation o.
coolies, no windy resolutions o.
commercial conventions, no mum.
Der of committees appointed to Wis,
1t Grant--Rnd bore him--can do
for the South what she needs. Her
prosperity must come from free and
enlightened immigration, from a
healthy and natural Development
Of her splendid resources, from an
increase Of liberty loving, hardy,
aud self-reliant population, and from
these only. And TO just this class
she will be the most attractive por-
ton of the earth when the last rem
nant Of slavery has been extirpated,
and her salubrions climate, her
cheap and fertile lands, and her
amazing resources shall have pass.
ed under the perfect law Of liberty.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

SMALL Pox IN THE County JAN
1t was yesterday made certain that
Alonzo P. Sharp, prisoner in the
County Jail, indicted for grand lar
ceny, had the small pox. He has
been in Jail some four months, and
there had been no opportunity fol
him to take the disease that came
under the notice of the authorities.
DR., Hamilton and others pronounc
ed the diseases small pox, however,
and the sick man, under order of
the Court of Common Pleas, was
transferred to the Pest House at
the County Infrmary.-[C columbus
Journal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

: The United States army had il
use, on the first day Of July last,
1854 horses, 1S,0O5 mules and 237
oxen During the preceding year
2,508 horses and 726 mules had
died, 800 horses and 21O mules had
been lost or stolen, and l, ,427 mules
and ii oxen had been sold. There
had been purchased 1858 horses,
at an average cost of $3.50 75, and
2,502 mules at S136 SO. The year.
" consumption Of forage was L..
2jO,000 bushels Of corn, 1000, ,000
bushels of oats, 100000 bushels OF
barley, and 5000 tuns of straw.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The Sheriff of Geauga coun.
ty was victimized by one of his
prisoners last week, in a way which
lie did not relish very well. He
was carrying an armful of wood
into the prison, and left the doors
open a few moments in order to
throw the wood down. He did not
take the usual precautiOn of lock-
ing the doorafter him as he thought
it unnecessary, but a prisoner, see
ing his opportunity, quietly step
ped out, locked the sheriff in, and
made his escape. After shouting
some time the officer was released
from prison, but the burglar has
not been captured.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The San Francisco Chinese
Protection Society furnishes some
interesting facts, in Its late report,
IN regard to the character and con.
dition ofthat much-abused people.
The Society had its origin in the
abuse to which Cinnamon have been
subjected since they have been
brought into the arena Of Califor.
mia politics, The report easily re
fefutes that unfounded objection to
the Chinese, that they are "coolies," !"
or not free agents, Thus far 1877.
600 have arrived, OF which number
10000 are dead, and $1,000 have
returned. OF the remaining 10000,
less than one-half are In CaliHor
MIA. AS tie Society has kept 4
record Of every man, woman ant
child who arrives, the figures civ.
en- above are doubtless correct =
Gin. CAroaiele,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
= The Scloto Gozette. of satur.

- The Scioto Gazette, of satur-
day, Oct. "a, 1901, is before us
N. Willis was the printer Of the Ga.
zette and TO the "Honorable Legis-
lature." Chilllcothe was the seat
of Government. Arthur st. Clair
was the Governor OF the North
Western Territory, and Charles
Willing Byrd Secretary. William
Hoddy and VIM. Creighton offered
land for sale. The editor advertis-
es that he win take 100 pounds of
pork for one years subscription to
ths Gazette. Jos, Tiflin kept the
tavern at the sign of the Red Lion
on Water St. The Post office was
kept at the same house, Jos. Tiff
FIN was assistant z. N, There we're
two regiments Of militia for the
county, The Lieutenant Colonels
were Z. Langham and James Dun
lap-the former Of the first and the
latter Of tho second, Chilllcothe
Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The Pope has issued a secret
bull containing regulations for the
Ecumenical Council, He exhors
them to live holy lives, and says al
though the right of making propO-
sitions belongs only to himself, he
wants each one to submit any gen
eral proposition in writing to a
Council named by the Pope. Sc
crecy is imposed on all. Other
minor arrangements for the trans
action Of business are made. A
number of the bishops are said to
be dissatisfied with the bull.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- A murderous atTray took place
in the Penitentiary at Columbus,
on the 10th inst, between Marsh,
from Hamilton, and Chas. Smith,
from Warren. Smith hit Marsh on
the head, mashing his skull so that
he can hardly recover. Smith was
put in the dungeon.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
Franklin County and the State
Fair.

AT a meeting Of the Board Of
Managers Of the franklin County
Agricultural Society on Saturday,
on motion of DR.. Landon, G. s.
Innis, J. 0. B. Reniok and Walter
Brown we're appointed committee
to confer with the State Board OF
Agriculture in reference to holding
the next State Fair at Columbus,
with power to offer them the free
use Of the County Fair grounds,
with all the fixtures, and take such
measures as the Committee deem
best for the purpose Of securing
the holding Of the State Fair in
Franklin County. The Board also
appointed committee to audit the
account of the Secretary and Treas
urer, and report their condition
The Board appointed the second
Saturday Of january, 1870, for the
annual election of officers for the
Franklin County Agricultural So
ciety. The Board then adjourned,
20. s. Journal, p"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

The ARGUMENTS. s.-The proprie.
tors Of the Cincinnati Commercial
have published the arguments en-
tire on the Bible case in Cincinnati,
that is the argument on the case
enjoining the School Board from
carrying into effect the resolution of
the Board to prohibit the reading Of
theBible in the common schools Of
that city. The arguments are inter
esting and arc sold for five cents
only.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

Nor USED TO T-An OK and
two cows belonging to Elias Ham.
mond, in Newport Township, near
Yankeeburg, undertook to chew
tobacco, a few days ago, and the
consequence was all three died. =
Marietta Gazette,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

The President sent in the
nomination Of Hon, e. M. Stanton
to Oil the vacandy on the Supreme
Bench, made by the resignation Of
Judge Grier. The nomination was
confirmed by the Senate on Mon
dov
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23
A Chicaco telcgram of d.

"A Chicago telegram Of Dec
Goth, says; Margaret Carlen, resi-.
ding at No. 10 Ohio street, was ar
rested yesterday for killing hel
husband, They were both intoxi-
Gated at the time, and got into a
quarrel, when Mrs. Carlen seized a
club, and dealt her husband a blow,
causing his death in few hours.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- The first annual report Of the
Ohio Reform School for Girls was
made yesterday. There are only
six inmates, but there are other ap-
plicants ready for admission as
soon as the building is finished.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

IA Memphis telegram Of Dec.
goth, says Mollie Hepburn, a
dansouse at the Varieties, was mar
ried to a young man from Missis-
sippi, and yesterday morning she
left, taking with her his pocket
book containing 81 500.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

Governor Hayes has ordered
an election to be held on the 20tf
inst in the senatorial District com
posed of the counties Of Clarke
Champaign and Madison, to I'll the
vacancy in the Senate from three
counties, occasioned by the death
of Hon. John Russell. The Dis.
trict is strongly Republican, and
there will undoubtedly be a Repub-
lican elected to fill the vacancy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

= The Senate bill to promote
the reconstruction Of Georgia was
passed by the House, yesterday,
the vote being-Yeas, 121; Nays,
81.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-23

- A Deer IA buck) went from
the West Virginia shore into the
Ohio river to bathe, the other day
and he came out on the inhospita.
bic shore of Ohio, in Lower New.
port, where Wright Peckens shot
him. He weighed over 200 pounds.
Marietta Register.