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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

NEW YORK, July 22-6 P.M.-Cotton less active
and dropping; sales 200 bales. MiddIing upands.-
with more doing, partly for export; superfine to
choice Western 90 q 80; Southern rather more
steady; common to choice 80 @ II 75; California
with fair demand, partly for export; sales s5 500
bush; No, Spring $40 So; No. . at / 50 a
,,!s III y Nos and Mixed a5 IA; White Caiiior-
with good speculative and trade demand; sales
l4l ,ooO BUSH; new Mixed Western 80 a 97c for un-
02a q CO..; Yellow do O7 "a os' Oats 15 2c
better; sales $1,000 bush; Western 50 d0 sl}c in
store s, and s25 g sSsc afoat Beef steady and un-
mess closed at 80 70 cash old do SO 90 @ So Is; prime
~ 90 q u DO. Lard dull and shade lower sales
aao fsrces steam rendered II @ 1ssc kettle do 1ss
g 2Oc Whiskey active and firm; sales $50 bbls;
western %. Sugar steady; sales 400 hhds.; Mus
coyado at 11t@ I2c; 200 boxes Havana at 1ls a 1fsc
MoIasses qnll Iallow steady; sales 5000 lbs at Lin
Sg liac. ldnseed quiet and nominally unchanged
ffeignts to Liverpool quiet; Flour per sail Is 81.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Flour active; sales at 81 "a
q Z 70 lors spring extras Wheat frmer No. at 355
excited; sales at 50 q s5lc for fresh receipts. and So
% S25c for June receipts; this afternoon No. was
nrm at 9oc seller August. Oats steady at 6S q 6ssc
at % q OF. Barley nominal mt 35 (a 40 for No
z High Wines firm at co. Mess Pork Inactive and
nominally unchanged. Lard quiet at 1ss q 1sac for
steam ana III q 1870 for summer rendered. Dry salt
ed shoulders active and steady at 13c Hams i7lc.
DETROIT, July 22.-Flour dull. Wheat firm; ex-
ira a White Winter q @ 50; No. White Winter
MILWAUKEE, July 22.--Flour frmer and 12yc
Hlgner. wheat firm at 81 for No. and 33} for
no. z. Oats hrmer at SOC for No. 2. Corn advance
ing; sales at s6c for No. 2. Rye nominal. Barley
20 for common.
:. CIFoINFATI, July 21.-Whiskey 90; demand is
ngns u. ~ PIovsions e firm and little doing. Mess Pork
% Vo @ y 70. Bulk Meats 10 @ 1916 for shoulders
ders 1s Isle for clear rib and ISL a 1S3c for clear
Sides Lard nominally unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-Cotton nominal; Mid
no sales; fermenting nominal at &C.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Friday Morning. July 22, 1859.
Friday Morning, July %, 1859.


PRIZE FIGHT MEAN bAN0UN'
BANGOR, July GA prize fight for purse
OF $500 took place this afternoon at Puspan,
seven miles from this city, between Marcellus
Baker and Charles Belcher, of this city. Six
rounds were fought, lasting about half an hour,
when the fight was declared for Belcher on q
foul In the first round Belcher drew the first
blood, and Baker got the first knockt down in
the second round. Some good sparring was
shown, and both were pretty well punished
the eyes Of each being nearly closed up. Ba.
ker made the best stand up fighting but on
the sixth round struck Belcher when he was
on his knees and foul was declared. A large
crowd we're in attendance from this city.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
DOMINION OF CANADA.

OTTAWA, July 22.-Hon. John Rose, Finance
Minister, has resigned and his resignation is
accepted. 1t is said that Sir George e. Cartier
will take Mr.. Rose's&lace.
RELEASE OF FATHER M'MAHoN.
KINGSTON, July 22.-The Right Rev. Bishop
aeran, accompanied by James O'Reilley, @.
-, proceeded to the penitentiary this morning
Father Mcmahon. he WIS mmed;ataIn edI 1;hep' =.
ated and y at present at the Bishop residence.
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q . M M II ES CIAI

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-2 cars lum-
Der, do bricks, 43 cases oil cloth, 10 bales hobs,
cases wooens 81 oil bbls tubs butter 18 bales bat
ting, 63 pkgs furniture stock, IS boxes and pkgs q
mdse, and % cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN--12 stoves
80 bbls pork tierces lard, 81 bds paper 40 COLI
cordage, 30 bags saltpetre, 100 bbls dour horses
100 pkgs Princes Express, 100 do to orders for Cana
da and up country, 20S bars railroad iron 112 empty
bbis, % green hides, 30 bags mdse, 1870 to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, July 22-Two citizens of the Unit
ed States, named Printable and Cabras, who
have been in prision since February, and SEN
or Gutierrez, a Mexican, have been released
through the intercession Of the American Con-
sui General.
A splendid Aldamas Mansion in this city
confiscated by the government, has been turn
ed into casino for officers OF the volunteers.
The total number of estates belonging to the
rebels which have been embargoed by the gov
ernment up to the present date is Zoo
Adyices from Fernando Pc represent that
the Cuban prisoners there are in good health
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N0ie.

DURSUANT to license from the Hon. Judge
Il Probate for the County Of Cumberland, the sub
scribers will cause to be sold ct public auction on
BILE property No. 10 Tying street, being one-haf Of
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nished throughout, and In good repair. There IL q
good cellar and cistern. Lot 35x76 feet This pro-
perty Is situated In pleasant nelehborhood, and
desirable piece of properly.
GEO T. MEANS, Administrator.
+. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jy9dtd
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GEORGIA.


DISCHARGE OF TURNER.
MACON, July 22.--Turner was discharged by
the United States Commissioner at 10 o'clock
this morning.
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VIRGINIA.

DEATH OF COMMODORE LEE.
ALEXANDRIA, July 22.-C Commodore s. s.
Lee, brother Of Gen. r.. e. Lee, died at his
home in Stafford county to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
<. m. PATTEN a. co.. Auesisneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Valuable Property on Spring st.


ON SATURDAY, July "a h. at PM. ON IN a
- promises. 81 Spring, between Park aud state
SSts.s the wooden cottage lined with brick aIi n
snoIoogh order, containing paror sitting and dining
sSi upper and lower kitchen with range, eigbi
srd apartments, store rooms, urp en- close
al ynss,. presses with sonservat0ry all conyenent
6nylf;ng. gas throughout, cellar under entire
,~.,sr. 49, s~e csteins, never fahng sprlBg OF pure
ne gsrsien stocss' tnsaee' &C. In rear Of dwelling ia
with the choicest varieties Of pears cherres 1rapes
e Tev Som Psr .,rsa E.h this the 4 h q
sage OF teams, &c, and connecting 1ssh snrr. st
70 parties io king for residence, this offers s op
portunity 70 purchase at their own price. az Inc
present occupant 10 about removing non the civ
$4,000 Of the purchase money can remain at & per
cent. Hou,e and pre- nises can be examined any
day from II to ~ o'clock A. NJ. A deposif IN SSao
will DO required Of purchaser at time of sale Bnr.
ing the following week, Saturday, slsf the entire
furniture, carpets. &c viii be closed By auction IN
less sold to the purchaser OF the real estate.
For particulars call on j. @. PR0CTER, or the
Aucttoneers. juiy1s-dtd
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Fsreign Markets.


LONDON, July 22-Forenoon.-Coasols 934 "a g34
for money and account
American securities-United States 5-20's s3}; /;
Erie shares 10; Illinois Cenral shares 81.
FRANKFORT, July 22-Forenoon. United States
5-20's s75 a s8. n
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Forenoon. Cotton firmer; I;
sales Is 600 bales; Middlng uplands 12td; Mddling
Orleans 13d. Corn 29s a sos. Pork 99s Lard nos.
Sugar 39as. Red Western Wheat 9s.
LONDON, July 22-Eyening.-C closed at 9a4
q 93S tor money and account.
Amerlcani securities-United States bonds quiet
and steady; 5-2os S3E; Erie shares 19; illinois Cen
tral shares 80.
LONDON, July 22-Enveing. g.-Oficial returns OF
the Bank Of England show that the amount of specie
IN itsvauts has increased e459Oo0 during the week.
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Evening.- Cotton steady
Middlng uplands 121d; Middling Orleans 13d; sales
10000 bales. California White Wheat los Cd; Red
Western 9s Id q 9s Sd.
LONDON, July 22- Evening Sugar afloat frmer
at 2ss q 28s 3D.. Linseed Oil e3l i5s. Spirits Tur
pentine 26s Sd.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

JACKSON, July 22.-The trial of Yerger be-
fore military Commission was concluded to-
day but the verdict is not known. After the
trial was concluded Yerger was brought before
Judge Hall, of the q. s Circuit Court on
writ of habeas corpus Judge William Yer
ger In behalf of the prisoner submitted plea,
to which the Judge Advocate, Col. Thomas f.
Bass, submitted return, and Yerger was re-
manded 70 military custody. The points in
volved having been passed upon by Judge
Hall with the same result, the case will next
be heard from in the Supreme Court.
THE DENT MOVEMENT.
The Dent movement is supported by the
press of the Saate, and he will receive the suI-
port of the Conservatives in all parts of the
State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, on ncW
n market lot, Market street, shall sell Horsss
Carriages, Harnessess<&c.
AplSs. +. o. BAILEY, AuctIoneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
Anthracite Coal for the Navy.


Anbnfac16e Coal for the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting,
July 16, 1869.
GEALED Proposals Tor furnishing ANTHRACITE
~ Coal for the Navy, to be delivered during the
fiscal year ending 30tl June 1870 will be received at
this Bureau until 10 A M, 18th August 1869.
These proposals must be endorsed nProposals for
Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they may be
distinguished from other business letters.
The offer must be for the delivery Of 10 900 TONS of
2,240 pounds. =
The coal must be of the best Buck Mountain. or
Black Heath, or Of kind eQualto them In all re-
spects for the purpose intended, which equality will
be determined BY Board appointed by the Secretary
Of the Navy after the reception of the bids
Inc name ofthe coal proposed to be furnished must
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Pmladeiphia Navy Yard, or on board of vessels At
such points within six miles thereof as may be de-
sgnated by the Bureau at the contractors risk and
expense, and without extra charge Of any kird.
The coal must in all respects be satisfactory to the
inspector or inspectors to be appointed by the Bu-
reau, who will have the right Of peremptory rejec-
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
Special Notice.
O. B. Lsveless' Patent Hydro-Carb Gas
62auernfor.

THIS machine 10 not only adapted to light church
i es halls and private dwellings, but is also suited
to the use Of dentists, jewellers and others.
Small machines. with oxyhydrogen blow pipe, and
dentists' heater tor vulcauizng rubber be sold
as low as $50 and upwards, Such 9 machine would
light an office or dwelling IL can be placed on an
ordinary stand, or any out OF the way place, and
WILL sUPPLx SIX LIGHTS EQUAL TO 2HREE TiAfE1
As MANY COALrGAB BURNERS.
The smallest kind Of bat-wing or hsh-tan burner
is used; two-foot burner giving light equal 70
fve-foot coal-gas burner. One three-toot burner
win sufficiently light 20 10 80 feet square.
The hole labor required to operate my Invention,
with sufficient burners Tor . house, Is no greater
than that needed for an ordinary kerosene lamp.
EK- Tkis machine needs 0Rlv TO be seen 10 sdtisfN
asy one Of ifs merits all other machincs 10
use.
Taking into consideration the small amount Of gas
required (compared with the large burners Of coal
gas) 1t really much cheaper than ordinary coal gas
This Ia just the thing now needed "eyerywhere,
and by "everybody." especially In small towns, and
in the country.
Men Of Moderate means can here find profitable
investment by purchasing the right to make Or sell
for some Town, County or State, Rights sold ar mr
not visionary" prices.
The public are cordially invited TO call ana see tne
machine In operation at the City Hotel corner Oon-
gress and Green Streets, Room No, ~
81. @. MAHURIN, General Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

ST. LOUIS, July 22 AT a meeting held here
last evening to consider how the 10Oth ami.
versary of the birth Of Humboldt should he
celebrated on Sept. 14th, it was decided to have
a festival with music and orations in different
languages.
RAILWAY CHANGE.
The change in the gauge of the South Pa
ciic Railroad was completed yesterday and
now conforms to that OF the Missouri Pacific
road.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

The undersigned has perfected arrangements for
fitting spectacles to the eye, according to the meth
cd pursued by the best oculss in this country and
IN Europe. This method is based upon an sxamin-
alton and test Of the eye, such as is entirely un-
known in the ordinary itting Of elasses-and which
an Oculist only Is qualified TO make,
Glasses fitted in this way will not only give the
greatest assistance to the eye, but will prevent pain
In using and win best preserve the sight. Il deter
mines to mathem 'tical exactness what glasses only
can he worn sithout Inconvenience or injury. Want
Of accommodation and other common defects OF yis-
ION, whereby many persons have been unable TO get
glasses to suit themare all corrected by ascertain
ing in this the exact lens required for each
eye.
The rapid failure OF sight which many persons ex-
pereuce after they begin to glasses demonstrates
how incompetent they are to ht sheir own eyes,
People are troubled with many little detects in their
eyesight which they do not understand, and fre-
qpenty force their eyes, although dissmilar lock
through lenses precisely alike consequently one eye
Is constantly strained and injured This Is the only
cause Of many Of blindness; and IN any case,
1t prevents the harmonious action of both eyes, and
the full development OF the sight fl
This method 10 not put forward as In any respect
new or experimental. It Is founded upon knowi-
edge Of the eye, and is recommended and practiced
by all the best oculss In the world have arrang-
ed with Or, Chadwick to make the necessary exam
alton TOR such desire It, at his oce so1t Congress
street. The charge for examination Is the only extra
expense incurred. G. Il. FARLEY,
jy22d3m No. Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
Halford's LeicesterShire
TABLE SAUCE.

Warranted i'm Kvery Case 10 give sasis-
faction.
For sale Wholesale and Retail bn SAMUEL
CHAnW1CK and at retail by VIM. L. Wilson
y G. Fales q Co., 40 Middle ST., Robt. leighton. ,Jr
SS Mid st, and by all Grocers. july 20-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

uEINIscH Barbsr's Scissors, constantly for sale
III nv W. ID. ROBINSON.
jyissod3m ~ Exchange vt.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23


SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win also be
received until the date for furnishing the pl-
lowing quantities and qualities Coal at the differ
ent Navy yards, during the fiscal year ending June
PORTSMOUTH, NH.
15o tons Lehigh, Steamer.
1oo o !. : Lump, Hand picksd.)
2eS sS :. :. fss Cumberland, run Of mines.
BOSTON.
LOO tons Lehigh Steamer,
75 FOO.
49S % g :. ccumbsrlasSs,, ran ofmines.
NEW YORK.
15o 50 tons Lehgh, Lump, hand picked
800 Semi-Btuminous, Lump,
20 :. Cumberland, run of mines.
PHILADELPHIA
2sS 90 tons Lshigh, Lump.
$ ssa1s. ssss;
26O Semi-B -Bituminous Lump.
WASHINGTON.
200 tons Lehigh, Egg
1850 6 Cumberland, run Of mines.
:. NORFOLK
1,5o0 tons Cumberland, run of mines.
Proposals be for all the coal required at any
class and the contract will be awarded to the lowe
bidder for each class.
The coal to be OF the best quality of the kinds
named 20 pc iree rom dust and foreign substances,
The price must be per ton Of 24o pounds for the
coal delivered on the navyyard wharf at the respec
tive places named without additional expense or
cred to be paid for at weight OF nayy-yard scales.
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, &C., will be fur
nished on application to the Bureau.
iuv19-d1aw4wM
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FOE SALEg

A DARK Summer Overcoat was lett in the Carriage
"A OF a Gentleman, JUL h, at Fore City Park
The owner win nnd It BY calling at this once.
tulg 19dlw
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
To Consumers Of Coal

N consequence of a combination existing among
coal region, to regulate the price of labor similar
M Of vessel owners and captains in refer.
for all our COAL the coal dealers Of Portland feel
that to pursue the course we have in the past, Of
selling coalfor future delivery, would be disastrous
20 tne trade, and principle not recognized in any
other brsnch Of business; therefore, it is hereby
agreed that on and after June 10th all sales OF coal
snail De for cash, with privilege of delivering the
coal within thirty days.
JAMES q WILLIAMS.
HIRAM BROOKS.
JACKSON q EATON
EVANS g GREENE
JOS. POOR.
JAMES H. BAKER.
JNO. w. DEERING.
RANDALL, McALLISTER 81 co.
SAM'L ROUNDS a. SONS.
PAUL PRINCE & SON IT,
JOHN T. ROGERS & CO.
HENRY L. PAINE 81 CO.
June 12-eod Pm
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

LOstr--Overcoat.

xxxvo ssnt,amen can be accommodated with =
pieassnt room and board in private iamtly, at
Ok NeeWbury st, between India and Hancock.
July x1-diws
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

The LITTLE ONEs.--Do you ever
think how mnch work . child does
in a day2 How from sunrise to
sunset, the dear little feet patter
around--to lus--so aimlessly -
climbingaup here, kneeling down
there, running to another place, but
never still, twisting and turning,
rolling and reaching, and doubling,
as if testing every bone and muscle
for their future uses. 1t is very
curious 10 watchit, One who does
so may well and easily understand
the deep breathing Of the rosy little
sleeper, as, with one arm tossed over
its curly. head it prepares for the
next days gymnastics, A busy
creature is a little child. ig aa8r l.a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

Natral History of the Mule,
! 3 " AA3 as4 v 46JJQ "
The mule is half horse and halt
iackass, and then kums TO d full
stop, natur discovering her mis-
take. Tha wey more according to
thare heft, than eny other kreetur,
except a krowbar. Tha kant hear
eny quicker nor inther than the
hoss, yet thare ears are big enuf
for snow-shoes. You ken trust them
with emmy one whose life aint Wuth
emmy more than the mules, The
only way to keep them in q paster
is turn them into a medder jining
and let them jump out
Tha are reddy for use as soon as
they will do to abuse Tha haint
got eny friends, and win live ON
huckIeberry brush with an occasion.
al chanse at Ianada thlssels Tha
are a modern invenshun-I don't
think the bible eludes to them at
all. Tha sci formore money than
emmy other domestik animile. You
kant tell thare age by looking into
their mouth, eny more than you
kould a mexican canon's. Tha
never have no disease that a klub
wont heal. If tina ever die tha
mus KUN rite to life again, for |
heard nobody say "ded mule n" ~
Tha are like sum men, every kor-
rupt at harte.p I've known them
to be good mules fort s months, just
to get chance to kick somebody,
| never owned one, nor never mean
to, unless there is a Unitec States
law passed requiring il.
The only sesun why tha are pa
Ishent is because tina are ashamed Of
themselves. / have seen eddikated
mules in d sirleus, Emmy man who
is willin to drive amule, ought to
be exempt by law from running tori
the legislatur, 91Tha are the strong
est kreetnrs on earth, and NEWEST
akording to thare size. I herd tel
of one who fell oph from the tow
path on the kanal, and sunk as
soon as he touched water, but he
keptright on towing the boat to
the nekst stashun, through his ears,
which stuk out of the water about
2 feet 6 inches. / didn't see this,
but an auctioneer told Of it, and I
never knew an auctioneerto tell an
untruth unless it was absolutely
convenient. Josh billings.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

y CHIMNBYs. Persons Intending to
build will find it to their advantage
to observe the folloWingE When
building a chimney put a quantity
of salt into the mortar with which
the interCourse|of the brick are
laid, and the effect will bethat there
never will be any accumulation OF
SCOT in that chimney. The philos.
ophy is thus stated The salt in the
portion of mortar which is exposed
absofbs moisture from the atmos4
phere every damp day. The SCOT
thus becoming damp, falls down
into the fire. .placess This appears
to be an english discovery, and is
used with success in Canada. 3al9a
81
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

sF'- "a lady making inquiries Of a
boy about his father, an intemper-
ate man, who had been ill for some
time, asked whether he had regain
ed his appetite. "No, ma'am, y said
The boy, mot exactly bis appetite
is very poor, but his drink -tite is
as good as ever"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

ANoBLE Boz. crippledbeggag
was striving to pick upsome clothes
that had been thrown from a VIM
dow, when a crowd of rude boys
gathered about him, mimicking his
awkward moyemsnts, , end hooting
at his helplessness and rags. Pres
entity a noble little fellow came up,
and pushing through the crowd, he
helped the poor crippled man to
pick up his gifts and place them in
a bundle. Then, slipping piece
ofsilyer into his hand, he Yagrun-
ming away, when q voice farrabove
him said, "Little bey5 with a straw
hat, look up" A lady, leaning
from an upper window, said earn
estly,"God bless you for that !ii''A
AS he walked along he tE EoughthoW
glad he had made his own heart by
doing goodaaHes thought of the
poor ,beggar's grateful looksofithe
lady's smile, and beFapproval + and
last, and better than all, he could
almost hear his heavenly Father
Whispering, BLESSED are the nerci-
ful; for they shall. obtain mercy, I"
Little reader, when you have an op-
portunity for doing good, and feel
tempted to neglectit remember the
'.little5boywith the straw hat.e9 8d
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15


AGooD TEMPERAGoE LEcTURE.
The first execution in Lawrence
county, Ohio, was that Of Andrew
Price, on last Friday, for the muir
der of q, Mr.. Hildenberg, His last
"prus WHY iH3 mbs o. " ebls 1alai
81 have a few statements to
make. This fate has been brought
upon me by whisky and bad asso-
ciatesy and | hope my fate will be a
warning to those who will not lis
ten to anything else. 4 thank the
people who petitioned for mypar
don. Toward Marshal Morgan,
who arrested me, the Judge, the
jlry, and the prosecution l have
none but the kindliest feelings, NJ
The minister, who visited me, the
Sheriff, and the jailer, / thank them
for their uniform kindness and
sympathy. To my aged mother,
my relatives, and friends, I bid a
long farewell. Again / warn young
men to beware Of strong drink"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15
-lAdNIng piokpooI.et .confessed

to a Catholic priest few days ago,
the theft of a pocket book from a
lady in a w ashington horse car,
committedin 1866. The lady was
at the time a guest Of Secretary
McCulloeh, and a'note ih the wallet
gave the thief the address. He in
sisted upon making restitution Of
the money taken; seventy-6ye dol
lars in amount, and the sum was
sent by the priest from a remote
spot in the West to Mr.. McCulloch
and forwarded BY him to the owner
in Chicago. 'at ~, snasla ..s5s- a.a .la.5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

d LATEST DEFfN1FtoNs. AWoodeh
wedding-MaFrying q blockhead.
Golden wedding Marrying for
money. Crystal wedding Marry
ing a "glsss cYe.p Tin wedding
Marrying milk-maid. Paper we'd
ding-Marfying an editor Iron
wedding-Marrging a blacksmith.
Weedy wedding-MarryinS a wild
ow. Green weddinS-Marrying a
grass widow,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-04-15

Fayette Lodge, No, l07, of Freeand Ac
ceptps Mason meets on the first Wednes
dav.evenind afteF the full moon, and when
the moon flls Oh Wednesday, on thai
evening. MiLLs GAnDERE, W MJJaP
RoBrNRoN s. W; P r MoREHoUsE, y
W; Am. sTINsoN, s D.; H. Il RoBIs
son, J ,fD.. J. MIsER, Treas.i B. 4. Mil
L1KAN, sec.; I. @, KARNEY Tyler.