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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-26
Farms & Fruit Lands
\ DIR. Burton,s Tobacco Antidotey

EOR LADIES.-For an article having remark
u able sale, address Mrs. WILSON, 1919 Fulton
ST.. New York. 49,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-26
1. Joseph S. Smith, a.

PENNSYLVANIA.
. Sbni =. L1a,Is<t9M is. Ulysses Mereur*
S.,Joltf Aofatt, ct l15, Rich = H9Idseic,,
4. VIM. D. Kelley. 16 John Cas Sur,ee"''"s'
5. John u. Reading g+.17 Dania1 S SI.,,
o. y Won. ~, 2tseS. Is. VIM. H. Armstrong;
d washington Iown- ~. Glenni w. Scofield.
. senu. ~. Chas. W. Chilean.
). =. Ldlerelce Getz. p. Henry D. Foster, Of
O. Oliver j. Dickey. o. James S. Ne91evs vs.
10. Henry L. Cake. %. Oar win Pheins
IL. Dan. III F0aa-40Etn* "a. j. Benton Donlev
H. Geo W. Wo0da0ard*
RHODE ISLAND.
1. Thos. a. Jenekes. 2 Nathan F. Dixon.*
SOUTH CAROLINA.
l. B. F. Whittemore. 8. j. P. Read, 2.
:. Z. g. Bowen.* a. ". ID. Simpson, e.
TENNESSEE.
AtLarge--John B. Rogers
l. Robert r. Buffers 3. VIM. 4. Prosser.
:. Horace Maynard.% 6. Samuel NJ Arnell.$
3. Vim. 3. Stokes& n Isaac n. Hawkinss
= LOWS 1lIlman.T 5. ". j. Smith,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-26
NEVADA.
1. Thomas Fitch.

NEBRASKA,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
Is the Laborer Worthy of His
HireP

The editor of the Register is ter
ribly distressed about the pay Of
our Comfy Auditor. "Seven dol
lars a day." he says, "is the price
paid our County Auditor, whose
white hands and fair skin give evil
dence of the ease which he secures
the seven dollars per day of the
taxes wrung from you" A
Agreeably to the report of the
Auditor of State, the nett compon
sation of our Auditor last year was
$2,O74 SS. This would give him
about S5.4O per day for working
more hours every working day
in the week than probably an farm
er in the county works. .l f.,..
Now let us see how the editor of
the Register, who has held a third
rate clerkship in the Democratic
House of Representatives for two
years past, has Urung The hard
earnings Of TIE tq@-p pagers out Of
their pockets, for his "white hands
and fair (?) complexion" and for
his almost weekly free gratis for
nothing rides in the cars home, alb
sent from the Capital three andfour
days at time, and these days very
close together, attest the ease
with which he wrung the hard earn
ings out of the laboring tax payers
pockets to the tune of $500 day
within about 40 centsa day of as
much as Mr.. McCandless received
per day; and our Auditor worked,
we are well satisfied three hours
out of each "a, to where the third
rate clerk, in the discharge of His
duty, worked an hour. .l n
Now, Mr.. Gould, may it not be
that this kind ola work in the An
ditor's Office, besides the wound
(still affecting him) he received
from o rebel bullet, attests the cause
Of his white hands and fair COM
plexion? A man who received as
many dollars per day for as little
service as the editor oi the Regis
ter did, during the last three scs-
'ions of the mOstprofigate Lcgis
Iature that has ever been In session
since the organization Of the State,
ought to be the last man to talk
lbout high salaries to q county Off
er; and il he had the heart and
Oul of man in his body, he would
lush with shame whenever hs sees
county officers who are receiving
he small pittance Of small office
Is some compensation for wounds
and scars received in defense Of
heir country.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
TO GoNTRACToRs.


Sealed proposals win be received by the
tounoll OF the Incorporated Village Of Wash.
iprtOh, Fayette County, Ohio. at the Office OF
the Mayor Of said village. until the evening
Of Thursday, August i2th, 1869 for the. con-
tract to improve the streets hereinafter
named, by graveling the same, to-wit;
Sec / Commencing on East street " the
end of the graveling near the residence of
DR.. II. C. COh'man; thence eastefly on @Aid
street 10 Washington Avenue.
Sec 3, Commencing at East Street and
running on North Street TO broadway:
sec. s. Water Street from Court to Temple
Sec. A. Hinde Street from the Rail Road to
Sec. 5. Temple street from Hinde to For
rest, WA ~. L.,
Sec. s. Market Street from North to the old
corporation line,
An bids for said work TO be made bythe GU
bic yard.
Party receiving o0ntlAct will be required to
give bond with approved security.
Specifications AZ Mayors office.
sdsw9 j. p. ROBINSON, Recorder.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
Southern Railroad Connection.

There is strong movement in
behalf of the citizens of certain
portions of Southern Ohio to build
q railroad from Maysyille, Ky, to
Columbus, or some point east of
this city, connecting with eastern
points. There is now in Columbus
a committee consisting of Col, s,
N. Ycoman, Judge Daniel Mclean
and @. A. Palmer, representing the
interests of Washington c. H., and
their county (Fayette), and urging
that q railroad from Columbus to
Maysville via Washington G. II.
and Hillsboro, as the most praetic-
able route. H..
The Washington route is certain
ly worthy of the careful and earnest
consideration Of the citizens of Co
lumbus and Of railroad men.
The merchants and manufqctur-
ers Of Columbus already have, or
soon will have, a railroad connec-
tion with Portsmouth and the Scioto
Valley via Lancaster, Logan and
Athens, They also have q canal
communication via, Circleyille and
Chillcothe with Portsmouth,
Local trade and travel then BY
the Scioto Valley, and for freight
conveniences, will hardly commend
itselfto the manufacturers Of Co.
lumbus,
The. Washington n Hillsboro
route recommends itself to our
community in many respects. InI
our judgment it gives them q di-I
rect connection with a new and
field, from which they bayeI
heretofore only had indirect com,
nupication, It opensup to US one
of the richest portions of Ohio, and |
puts us in communication with the
blue grass regions Of Kentucky, by
ut least twenty miles shorter line
than by any route vet proposed,
BY this route we can, by the way OF
Cumberland Gap, connect the East
and the South with branch railroad
competitions east ofColumbus, that
would put our people on fair terms
of competition with the people OF
the East = Columbus Statesman.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
THE ISSUE.

The recent election in Virginia
furnished the only true issue upon
which the campaign IN Texas and
Mississippi, can be successfully
conducted. The issue in the con
test in Virginia, was clearly and
sharply defined, The question was
as to the adoption of"such Consti-
tltion and laws as will etfectually
secure the civil and political rights
of all persons" 1t was uron this
line the battle was fought.
It was the name and interests of
the "ciyil and political rights Of all
persons" that this great victory
was won. daal
Prescription TO NONE, security TO
all, was the watchword of the cam.
paign. This will be the battle cry
in Mississippi.
We are broadly and honestly
committed to UntOersoI Suffrage
UntVcrsaJ amnesty and Univer-
sal Education. tellt
BY the adoption Of the 18th
Amendment the right Of suffrage is
secured beyond the power of the
States to interfere with it. But
even without this guaranty it is
universally conceded in Mississippi,
and is now no lOngera question:
The man qchO aow seeks TO array
the blacks against tie toRiteS Is an
enemy of both races. We are all
in the same boat; the interest Of
one is tho interest Of both. The
white race owes it to itself to deal
fairly by the black race. 1t cannot
afford to act upon any other prin.
ciple. tits now acknowledged by
all candid, just minded men, that
the colored element is too formid-
able to be ignored. There is no
danger of its being attempted in
the future. We can and mast be
frieads If bitterness, prejudice,
suspicion and hatred prevail be-
tween the races, hell itself would,
be paradise in comparison with
Mississippi. Let justice, fairness,
confidence, libcrality and good faith
characterize our intercourse with
each other, and before many moons,
we will be the most happy and
prosperous people under tho sun.
We say to the colored people of
Mississippi in all sincerity, that we
express the views and desires of
General Grant, our President
His policy is our policy. He re-
jolced at its success in Virginia,
and will rejoice at its triumph in
Mississippi. Fall into line every.
body. no lua a4.
The above we clip from the Jack
son { Mississippil National Repub-
lican. That sentiment will prevail
in Mississippi at the election in
November next EDS. HERALD.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

- In those counties whore the
Democrats have a majority Of the
voters, they nominate a full Demo.
cratic ticket but where they are in
tho minority, asthey are in Fayette
county, they are no party men pro-
fessedly. They go for the best
men for oiiice--proyided they are
Democrats or bolting Republicans.
Somehow they never find a compe.
tent good man who Is an unques-
tiOnNhle Republican Union man.
There must bs something queer
about him II ono Of these indepen.
dent Democrats eau vote for him,
BY the way, there are no adcpeRa-
ent Democrats in counties where
that party has the majority. They
are the subjects, as our neighbo,
Gould would say, Of apoiitioaI
6ltadaess.n We suppose it is ow,
ing to a peculiar state Of the atmos
phere In those counties,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
Thursday, August II, 1859.

RULES OF ORDER:
i. At the sound of the trumpetfor pub!
lie Worship, all persons not necessarily
detained in the tents, shall come into the
congregation and be seated, the gentlemen
on the right and the ladies on the left of the
stand,
2, AT the sound Of the trumpet at the
close of the evening services, all persons
who do not lodge on the groundshRll leave
the encampment.
3. No person will be allowed to stand
on the seats at any time. H'f
4. There must be no smokipg,of cigars
or pipes within the circle Of tents at any
time. fsaN'' t"s''.h '2t '@E,
5. Each tent.holder must keep candle
or lamp burning in frontof his tent during
the night services, kl)a& E n
6. There must be family prayerin every
tent, morning and evening, during the
meeting.
7, AS we will have good boarding tent
on the giound, thore shall BE- no huckster-
ing within two miles OF the encampment.
INVITATION AND C0UNSELS.
We cordially invite the people of Fayette
uuu hhJpihAHBf Oouhbleb 10 5Itlthb WIN US
and worship God in the loafy grove. Come
on the first day of the meeting and erect
your tents or arrange your covered wagons
in line, and feel at home and happy If
you do not tent you viii regret itexceed.
ingly before the meeting closes. You must
not expect the tent-holders or the families
in the vicinity to feed and lodge you.
RenOnber that the Camp Meeting will af-
ford you opportunities Of doing good for
which you will have to account to God,
During the meeting avoid all conversation
on ordinary topics shpn oil iesting; hear
tie Word Of God. and join in the prayer
meetings; attend to your private deyo-
tions. and persuade your unConverted
friend to come to Jesus.,
Managers James G. Beatty, James Stra-
ley, Isaac McHenry, n. NJ. Hays, Joab
Harper, W, W. Satchel, Joseph White,
A. Hamilton, Joseph Baughn, 1o vgnI
DAVID SMITH, Superintendent,
July 22d, 1869. bN $50
fE tetNa NA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

CUTTING ARRAY, On last Sun
day evening, Lewis Mars, living
near Todsfork, on,the Xenia road,
was cut on the breast in fearful
manner by an AK in the hands Of
Isaac b. Kline, and at the latest in
formation waslying in almost hope
less condition. The particulars as
near as we can learn them are as
follows: on Sunday afternoon,
MARS being very much Intoxicated
and abusive to his family, they
went to the house of Mr.. Kline for
protection. Miars followed with a
blacksmith's hammer, and Kline
met him in the yard, Miars re-
marked to the effect that one or the
other of them must die, and made
at him with the hammer; he re-
treated into The house, taking the
axe with him, and fastened the door
-Miars burst the door open, cor
ncred Kline, and it was only when
no other course was left that the
latter made the fatal blow with the
axe, Mr. Kline is a good, peaccA-
BILE citizen, and regrets the result
ofhis defensive effort. The rcla,
tions Of Lewis Miars, we are in
formed, bear no malice toward Mr..
X, but, like all respectable citizens,
regret the necessity that compelled !
the cutting, - Wilmington Rspab- !
(icdn. @
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Arain on the Union Pacific Rail
read ran of the track thirty miles
from PromOntory, on the 18th, and
broke through a trestle, The en-.
gineer, fireman and one passenger
were killed. 4He 8
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
STATE TICKET.
Election of Senatorial Delegates
at Primary Election.

In addition to the nomination OF
officers at the Primary Election, on
the l4th of August, each Town
ship will vote for one Delegate and
one Alternate to the Senatorial
Convention, to be held at Morrow
town, on Saturday, August 2Sth,
1869. BY order Elk. Committee.
f, c. HAMILTON, See'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Work on the MaysviIlc 4 Lex.
ington Railroad was begun Monday.
About four hundred hands were
employed. The stipulated wages
were 81 80 per day. After being
at work a little while, the whole
force struck for HIGHER wages.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

The trial Of Rev. Charles Edward
Cheney, Rector of Christ Episcopal
Caurch, Chicago, for omitting the
word "regenerates in the haptismal
service, has been commenced be-
fore an ecclesiastical court assem-.
bled in that city. It is exciting as
much attention as the trial Of Rey.
Mr. Tying.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Qurht. lis Il trne that because
ne editor Of the Register has
abandoned bis party aud declared
himself independent OF II and
pledged BIS support to candidates
regardless Of democratic party
llnas, that the party propose start
inga new paper in this place that Is
not afraid nor ashamed to advo-
cate their principles and support
their candidatesg
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
July %, 1869. Ss.w5

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN County Commissioners Of Fayette
County, Ohio, intend to erect the follow
ing bridges in said county: One over
Paint Greek, on Fayette street, in the vii
lAge Of Washington, One over Sugar
Greek, on the Palmer Road so.called, near
the Protestant Methodist Church, To be
erected At the places where the old bridges
now are V nF Uaa 500
By order Of the County Commissioners,
A. McCANDLESS,
Auditor Of Fayette Co., Ohio,
July 2lst, 1869. 35s6w
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Twenty thousand elephants are
annually destroyed to furnish the
manufacturers of Sheffield with
ivory for knife handles and other
purposes. -.- L-- -L.L .l..L
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

The ExTREME OF RDIouLE!-
Gould attempting to constitute him
self the leader of an honest indt-
pendent political party.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
ITO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Council of the Incorporated Village of Wash
ington Fayette County, Ohio, at the office Of
the Mayor Of said village until the evening of
Thursday, August 12th, 1869, for the contract
to construct stone crossings over the streets
and alleys in said village hereinafter named,
to-Wit,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
TTNIoN REPUBLICAN

|
And vote by ballot for the following Off.
GERS, to be voted for as the nominees Of the
Union Republican Party, at the October
| Election: ref-----rle fnaerrrr
One Representative. sa' IDaaA
One Auditor 3"L
One Recorder, rw
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Common Pleas Clerk,
One Treasurer,
One Probate Judge, LE9-
One County Commissioner,
One Infrmary Director.
Polls will be opened in the several town
ships, as follpws:
Union Township, Washington G. H.;
Green Township, Bdeba Vista; Perry
Township, Martinsburg; Jefferson Town
ship, Jacksonville and West Lancasteri
Jasper Township, Jasper Mills and South
Plymouth; PSint Township, Blooming
burg and Salmon's Church; Concord Tp
Staunton and Oonnor's School House; =.
Wayne Township, Good Hope; Marion
Township, 0tterbine; Madison township,
Waterloo and Madison Mills.
MODE OF CONDUCTING ELECTION.
The Electors will, at the time for open
ing the polls, choose from their number,
three jud ges and two clerks, who will con
duet the election in al respects as at reg
ular elections, and will count out the votes
and certify and seal up one of the poll
books and tally sheets, and Forthwith de.
liver the SAME to member Of Che County
Central Committee Of that township, who
shall on Tuesdat, August l7th, 1863. at
2 o'clock P. NJ, deliver the same to the
Chairman Of the County Committee at the
County Seat, and when all are received
the Central Committee shall proceed to
open the poll books and tally sheets and
declare the result.
The polls in Union Township will be
opened at 10 O'Clock a. N and close at G
o'clock P. NJ, In all other townships the
polls will be opened At / o'clock P. M.
and close at 0 O'Clock p NJ
All qualified voters who are members
of the Union Republican Party, and will
abide by the result of this election are
entitled to vote at said election, and none
others. Union men, come out and decide
for yourselves who shall 6ll your Offices.
By order of the Central Committee.
Heb. MAYNARD, Chairman.
E, O. HAMuTON, Secretary.
July 8. 1869. 33ttd
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
TANIP MEETING! 20 MI
To be held in the vicinity of
P AIN 1T YCIIAPEI!

A Union Camp Meeting will be held on
Blooningburg Circuit, about six miles
from Washington 9. H., in the vicinity OIL
Paint Chapel, commencing on 3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
GHERIFFS SALE.


Conrad Garis, Plaintiff. against VIM. H.
Core aud q, X, Higbee, Defendants, Order Of
sale on Mortgage. sfHL' rIlN
by virtue Of an order OF sale issued In tho
above case from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF FNyette CoWnty, Ohio, TO me directed and
HI pursuance Of the command thereof, will
expose and offer ut public auction, at the door
ofthe Court House, In the town OF Washing,
ton, in said county on Monday, the 9th day Of
September, a. y. 1850, at one O'Clock p NJ, Of
said day, the following described real estate
situated ~ the county of tayette and state Of
Ohio, and In the town Of BlOomingburg, and
bounded and described as follows, tO-wit!
Lots No. rs and 80 in said incorporated vil-
lage of Bloomingburg as will more fully ap-
pear on the recorded plat Of said town, 70
which lnferanee u hereby made--Said prenii-
ses being ordered TO be sold In said cause,
Appraised at Sa0OO ui
Terms OF sale, cash. !. !. . H.
JOHN A. PARRETT,
As Coroner Of Fuyette county Ohio,
NJ. PAvEY, Atty for PIN, .n, t
Aug 5, 1851. 4iswb prf $3.50
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
sTREEr CROSSINGS.


to-wtt:
STREET CROSSINGS, &c.,.
ON North STREET fiom tho cornefef DR.. n
Wilson to the Baptist Church.
On East Street, from said Wilson's corner to
Geo, G. jenkins corneri nom Wm, Smith g
corner TO corner Of O. CARTS; from said
Smiths corner to corner Of NJ. A. Melvin; =
from Melvin to corner of j. Pursell; from Ely
& StimsOn to corner J, +, Ely from said cor
ner Of J, #, Ely TO Railroad Depot. tTzI..-,
OnHihde Street, from the C0rner Of Mrs.
stockdale to y, w, Heagler; from Yeoman q
Holden to corner Of Presbyterian Church lot.
On Main Street. from cOrnerOf Il. Burnett
to corner Of Daniel Mclean; from corner Of
VIM. Robinson TO - Fritz from Daniel
Mclean to the corner OF Rev s, j. Miller.
On Fayette street, from Joseph Mclean to
cornero Of A, Haysi from n HaT 70 corner Of
,lohu Meyers iroIh Jno, Missr to corner Of
On North street, from NJ. II. Church lot to
corner of Adam Wendel from Garner Of said
Wendell to II. b. Maynard; from S. N. ieO.
man to corner Of b. Brown; from corner Of
School HOuselO lotto s. N \ Yeonan from eorn-
er Of j. b. Priddy TO r. A. Robinson.
On Court street, fron VIM. MeElwain TO
corner Of Joseph Mclean,
ALLEY CROSSINGS.
On Market street, from 7. Burnett to Mrs.
stenger; from u, Mclean tod. Miser; y Nc
Lean 70 Oliver Grpbhsi NJ. ?. Church let to
On Main street, VIM Robinson to J. NJ. Ad-
ans. l.s ...a -s.a..t > s5....., :,
On North street iiom N. s. sager to Baptist
Church lot; DR. Wilson's alley; ffom ir &.
NJ. Williams to Adsm W endeli trom H. B.
Maynard to a. Crone; from ;. ~ leQmap TO
lot belonging to Colored Church.
ON Court Street from Mrs Rittenour TO Jas
Mcisnan; from Jas MeLeau to Joseph Mo
Lean.
on East street from Mrs Gardner TO VIM
Smith; haln n Dahl 20 y, koHlnson-.
The nartv receiving the contract for said
work win be required to give bond with APP
proved security.
specincations at Mayors office
s8swa ~ J. T.. ROBINSON, Recorder,
. --g,,r,-. n,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
ROAD NOTICE. .-Notice is here.

POAD NOTICE Notice is here.
IL by given that petition viii be piesent-
ed to the Commissioners Of Fayette County,
at their next regular session, 70 be held on.
the first Monday OF September A. ID. 1899,
praying for tho alteration Of the County
ROHd Leading nom Waterloo, in said county,
to New Holland, in Pickaway County as fol-
lows; beginning at the corner Of j. e, Loof-
bOuTruw and r. Bates in the land line OF
Daniel Morgan thence q souih-westerly
course along the line Of said Bates and Loot.
bourrOW 10 the New Holland and Blooming
burg Road. J. g. LO0FBOuRR0W,
as-W5 Petitioner.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

EXTENSICN LADDERS-Just
II from tile Factory. A lot Of those EK-
tension Ladders, so useful and Convenient
that no housekeeper can afford to do without
them. All sizes, from Z to 50 feet, ranging in
price from s. so to S16 O0-manufaeturers pri-
qes. Something neW-can and see them
May IS, go GREENE & GREEN
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
Rlan1xa.

XNTE HAVE JUST PRINTED a yari-
wv city Of Justices Blanks, Constable's
Sales, &c. An (which we have on ,land
and for sale at the Herald Office.