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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-24

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3. Grass Brown, In : egrand Ova-
tioa" spescb Of 81 Louis, the Other
night. gave atsssAsosto The following
words: :
ii q Dan ny 70 yoa. frankly, my 3sI-
low-citissnA that ] nm tho last man
ID this nation 70 dieregard the obi
cations under which ! ssaud, end that
il this election / recognise that my
obligations ars ID the largest meas.
ure due to the Democrats pasAv. Of
the State Of Aissoari." EflAad ap-
plauss.1
! In other parts Of IT, speech 10
was no less sxpiieit, aed peopoeed @
pay his objigafions b. alalinR lfie-
SonFi, thoroughly Democratio, We,
suspect that the well.known and
vigorous hostility Of tie national a.
nisistsation 70 tAs Drowu uoveusnt'
from shs 6sst waashassd npoa : more
complete knowledge ofs IL meaning
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public q large. ~ any fatsto turnl
Dvse . RspublieaM 6tats % thsl
Democracy Ia thssame II .A.solbrnsI
= simply . yillaanous sAindsA-
GA5cd00 Foe. BE-. I,
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We notice BY the Register that the
Twsnty-seventh lows Report has
inst hecn received by Milia 4 Co.
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coal oil, some thirty different cstab.
l,shments, and in al the branches Of
iron mandatory, Cleveland
has become among the most promi.
nent in the country. ~ a -
As a consequence ~ ~
directly from these msnJ torsss
the prime cause, Clevsld thou
. large city, - - ssgdw 4!
nevertheless more tim dou6I0
and now reaches allnpst loo,ooo.-
Springfield, Portsmouth,, Akroa and
Youngstown, are MI inashssd %.
this same eases, h. their sqarvsl.
GUS growths especially 3 this
the oasss wisA - s~U aneesr.
named cltaa, wtth . pepalatioa sof
from Two - -sosf thousasd, anl
places Of very little importance, ana
little known, they have increased 70
be cities Of twics TIE slas sf 0tlau.
VA to-day, makiag tAMr growth
much moro rapid than"ours. On the
ottsr hand, such cities ~ RAassvills,
Norwaak and Newark, which lasksd
this element Of growth, hAss bssa
far ontstripped In the f1cs, ana viii
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27

probably Be disposed Of in the House ths
week. ! was in the Senate Chamber at the
time the vote was taken upon IT, Lew
Campbell and Hubbel had exhausted them.
selves in fllibusteripg to no effect, Hunt,
Of Hamilton county had delivered him
self OF his somewhat remarkable Sspho-
morie essay, one half Of which was for the
Amendment and the other half against II,
aud was sarcastcally characterized IyI
Senator Root as the mo|Temarkqble case
Of felo de SC upon record. 4
But Notwithstanding the assaults OF
Campbell and Hubble and the strangling
process of Hunt, the Resolution came to a
vote on Friday at 8 o'clock P. M. The
Senate Chamber was crowded with ladies
and gentlemen who had been watching
the movements with the clssesy Interest,
and as the roll was called the responses
were noted with much anxiety, and at
length when the President arose aVf an
nounoed the result, it was greeted with
the most vociferous applause, and in the
midst of the enthusiasm the Senate ad-
journed.
By the way, your type make my last let
ter say what would be regarded here as
Joke and what was not dreamed Of when it
was written, viz: That "Mr. Hunt and
The Democrats elect from Hamilton county
would speak and vote for the Amend
ment." What | wrote was that it was
understood "Mr. Hunt, one Of the Demo
Gratis elect" &c. And such had become to
be generally believed here. and Mr.. Hunt
regarded as a Democrat of liberal senti.
ments and progressive ideas. He however
took the "Sam Carey" Shoot But no
body ever suspected the other Democrats
from Hamilton Of possessing any such lib
eral sentiments or progressive ideas.
"W."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27

reservoir would give way, and let
loose the foods upon the northern
and western borders of the town,
but, fortunately, such fears were
unfounded. The eastern abutment
of the lirid ge across north Turtle
creek, on the Franklin p Ike, n ar
Benefits planning mill, is washed
out, but, fortunately, the bridge
did not fall The damage will be
easily repaired, The "yellow
bridge" on the Cincinnati pike,
about three miles from this place,
Is badly damaged, the eastern half
being swept away, and we presume
an entire new bridge will have to
be built
No mail left Lebanon on Mon
day, and up to this writing (Mon.
day EVENING" none have been re-
ceived. All the streams have been
so high that we have not been able
to get more details.
The Wilmington Republican Of
the goth says:
Not much damage was done in
this vicinity, except by the wash
ing away of fences but on Cowan's
creek and Toddsfork, immense de-
struction followed. The bottoms
we're overaowed; f; cornin the shock,
fences and bridges, carried away /;
wheat fields injured, &c.
In different sections Of the coun-
ty the free turnpikes were much
damaged by the washing down of
culverts and bridges, SO as to rem
der some of them impossible for
teams for some time.
The Circleville Union Of the 21st
says;
Much damage has been done to
private as well as public property
and much more to the former, as
such flood was at this time so un-
expected. Most if not all the lev
les on the Scioto, from Columbus
to its mouth, have been broken, land
thousands of bushels Of corn, as
well as fences and other property
have been swept away. The fresh
ct it seems, did not extend far east
Of this point but great destruction
and damage is reported on most OF
the large streams west Of us.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27

- The Legislature of this State
In accordance with a resolution, is
to adjourn every third Friday even
ing during the session until the
sueoaediug Tuesday, . 7. NJ. Hon,
NJ. J. Williams, Representative,
was at home on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, returning to the Cap
itol on Tuesday, the Legislature
having adjourned in accordance
with the provisions of the resolu.
tion above referred to. Mr.. W.
looks well, and we judge, bears
legislative houors with becoming
christian fortitude. His constitu-
ents, we think, may feel the full
est confidence in his ability and de-
termination to represent their in,
terests with crediC to our county
and honor to himself.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
% cents to $l.OO:
Bee Hive store !
FERGUSON 4 co.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order granted by tho
Probate Court Of FRyette County, Ohio, VIII
offer for sale, at public auction on Saturday,
the Goth day of February, A: D, 1870, AZ two
O'Clock afternoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate situate in the
county Of Fayette and state Of Ohio;
list fraet-Beginning at a hickery, corner
to Robert Armstrong; thence north y deg
west 20 poles to two post oaks in the line Of
George laddis; thence south so deg west
poles and one link to a stake south east corn
rto said Ladd; thence south T04 poles to
stake or stonei thence north 80 deg east ~
poles TO the begi.ning, containing " ol6
acres, part Of a lot Of land sold by W. 5, scott
senr, to J Morgan
2nd Ttact-Beginnin at hickory, corner
to Il Armstrong; survey, No. $685. thence
with Armstrong; line south 50 deg 46 roles
to q stake in said line; thence south 4s deg
west 9s poles crossing the North Fork Of PANT
creek 10 a st0ne and white OAK, corner to said
survey No. SECS; thence north a deg west Is
poles 20 two white oaks, one ot X. Arm
strong's southeast corners and north west
corner 20 Abraham Bradieys survey No. Wi;D
thence north ID deg east 81 poles to the begin
ming, containing "a acres and 1SI poles.
81 Tract Beginning ut four bur-Qaks IN
John Baldwin's line; thence south % deg west
1ih poles 10 post oaks aud white OAK thence
south o. deg east tG poles 70 bar OAK aud
white oak IL the Blo0minghurgh road; thence
with said road north 80 deg east l09 poles to
q stake in said road; thence north 5ak deg
west lga poles and IS links to the beginning
containing 1879 acres and 4gp poles in survey No.
gI2i
Appraised ct Ss sac 30
Terms of Sale -One-third in hand. one third
In one year. and one third in two years from
the day Of sale with interest, the payments
to be secured by mortgage upon the premi-
ses sold HuaH q STEW AhI.
Administrator Of Albert Davis, deceased.
NJ GARDNER, Atty.
Jan. n, 1870 Iowa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
RaMoad News.

We make the following extracts
from the Cincinnati Gazette of yes
terday morning:
THE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
This pioneer railroad has passed
not out of existence, but into
new hands. That great, and pow
erful, and grasping corporation,
the Pennsylvania Central, has tn
ken it to itself. Yesterday the
stockholders Of the Little Miami
ratified, by a unanimous vote, a
perpetual lease of the line, with all
the property and privileges, to the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad Company, guaranteed by
the Pennsylvania Central, at an an
nual rental, free of taxes and as
sessments, of $4S0,000, payable
quarterly, onde taking effect from
December lst, 1869.
The Little Miami is now virtually
under the manageme9t ofthe Penn
sylvania Central, and will be so,
absolutely, as soon as the lease is
ratified by the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
& st. Louis Railroad, which, how
ever, will be a matter Of form, as
the thing is already understood and
agreed upon by the controlling par
ties.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
A Very Dear "Sheepn Man,

A nice young man was in vogue
with o portion Of our citizens for a
few days last week. A rather heavy.
set, dark whiskered, plausible,look-
ing fellow, he professed to be the
son of well known wealthy Pitts
burgh live stock dealer, and to be
engaged in the purchase Of live
mutton, and TO be lousy with green
backs, which, However, we're gener-
ally non. comeatible in the little
emergencies for their use which
were perpetually oocurrng-ren-
dering It necessary for him to make
frequent temporary loans from his
newly found Friends After oIrcu-
listing about the peighborhood for
some days with a tremendous air OF
business he finally disappeared
without bidding his friends good
bye. We are not able to give a full
list Of casualties, but among them
we hear of hotel keeper who is
minus the price Of several days
hoard and considerable sum Of
money loaned; livery man who
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
FROM THE CAPITAL.

The following letter from our Colum-
bus Correspondent was written for our
last weeks paper, but in consequence oil
the flood, and damage to railroads, the
letter was not received until Saturday
lNst'l
CoLuMHus, O., Jan. II, 1870,
EbiroRs Herald;
Another week has passed and the work
Of the General Assembly has commenced
in sarnest, The Inauguration took place
on tho 10th inst, and Gen, Hayes entered
upon his second term as Governor Of Ohio,
The ceremonies were performed in the ro-
tuuda Of the the Capitol. which, as well as
the stAirways and avenues leading to it
were crowded to their utmost capacity ~
The inaugural address was brief and mod
crate in its tone, and met with general IA
yor from all aides, At night the State Of
feers aud members Of the Legislature at.
tended the Governors lovee, where they
were introduced to and received by the
Governor and bis lady, and spent pleas
ant evening commiDgling with Zach other
and parlaking Of tho bounteous supply Of
refreshments furnished for the occasion.
The work of legislation began by the re-
peal Of the infamous "liOier inspector
ltw" past last winter Besides the large
iBerease Il made in the number Of officers
IN the State and the burden of taxation 1t
imposed upon the people, II was perfectly
apparent that the law had the effect Of
creating an odious monopoly in behalf Of
certain patent right covering tae Glow
water indicator aud ''sAfeiy valve, +"
which. were required to be attached to all
boilers inspected, and by that means the
law was made an instrument Of oppression
aud extortion upon the people. Aud then
the experience OF the last year had clearly
shown that no good result had been ae.
eomplished by the law ,-thst explosions
and accidents had not in the least dimin.
ished. Petitions from all parts Of the State
poured in demanding tho repeal oflhe law.
aud the bill repeating it passed both
Houses BY large vote, This BOILER in.
spection" law so repealed is the seyae one
so generally denounced last fall by the Re.
ppblieans, Tor which The Democracy com.
planned Of US SO bitterly.
A bill has been introduced into the
House to revive ;be soldicrs voting law,
authorizing the disabled soldiers at the
"soldisrs' Home to ota, aud one into
the seuateio repesl The prohibition against
students voting, both Of which have no
doubt will pass and 40 you see the work
ofpforming aoms ofthe abeses of the last
Democratic Legislature has begin. And
from the present indications nm led 10
believe that tisi other measure which ihs
people Of lhe Stats and indeed the whole
United states are watching with great in.
terest viii receive the ratification Of thi,
Gen,ral Assembly, refer TO the 18Th
Ansndneli The rssoloton for IL rati
Aeaton has pasae1 the sepate aud viii
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
Decamher 10. 1919.

1r -
w n"Ne yu'' pe1n ~ io"N'us C,.Nis T5oi p
"n 1iu il",iloet ~ ~ ~ 'no o.''iC'', " tdSo n0
Pup'icali' oetou Doce'npe' ~ lo4A1 .1
WHICH ,'le'l" nus geeIl zen hln,'
eilousll W r"',u ~, ~ US ~ ~ I.. Inv
sey was V,'e Eul'oI' ~ " oonI%lnS %'
Olie ahlluai nne9o'Ro " >reT, 60 ~
WIN "i7o' spllshuy CUi"l,Dua m,
letIer from, VIC susPeoO, ''ig 'nel
hepresen'"'lve' squire w. Ilat'.s' v,
Ane proceeul''Ss S,, VI S'ai qu%a'1'. y
meeting Q! ene UllnOon 0oun' "a"
u-playery ooclety, are Pupll7heu
at length wright Haynes Presl-
dent, and D. Linton, 5ecretary'-
Resolutions were ohered ana
speeches made by B' y Gilbert a.
Brooke, j, " WattIes ana ..
brooke John CRrmGh, oheriI'
publishes some oiilclai advertise
ments MlcaJan bmley informs t9e
pupllc IliaI ne llas Iaheil Vhe DucN-
eye House. ana promises with oth-
er comforts, that his bar snail be
supplied from superior fountain
OF cold water. DAVIS q feedles'
druggists advertise Hays Llnl'
ment and Roofs Ring Bone Cure
Jeremiah Hadley, Postmaster' ad,
yertises a list OF letters Peters t.
Pills, sherman's Poor Mans Plas,
ter and Worm candy are offered
for sale by smith " kosworth'
only agents Tor wilmington me
marriage OF MI Weob BroomhaIl
and Miss Mary Ann Sheppard is
announced, with profound con
gratulatlons by the Editor Inc
streets OF the village must have
been pretty muddy at that date, as
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27

in progress at the Colored Baptist Church
Of this city, and as soon as tho result was
made known, Jealous member Of the
aforesaid church, forthwith stopped the
exercises and introduced a resolution de-
claring chat every member ofthe Ohio Leg
stature whomd voted for The 18th Amend.
mout had thereby performed all the pre-
requisites of salvation, and were entitled
10 full communion in said church, which
resolution was unanimously adopted, the
nauhs of the members aforesaid duly en-
ROLLED, and the ordinance Of baptism dis
pensed with as unnecessary in such case,
"Wn
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27

would Ike 70 see some return for
four days buggy hire; the young
man who drove him about the
country, whose services, watchAnd
some of whose money were kirdly
loaned to the stranger-and o.her
similar cases. There were also
some narrow escapes, showing that
the fellow might have succeeded in
further confidence operations had
he chosen to try them on Lar
caster Gazette, goth.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
NEW .s.i ..'.
Boot g. Shoe Shop.
u. N. BLAIN
SIGN OF TIE BIG RooT.
TIE REsrl THE BEsrs


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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
pUBLIC SALE.

| win offer Tor sale al public auction on the
Edward Taylor Farm, three miles east OF
Washington, same premises formerly Occu-
3d. 1910, the following property, t0-wit, Five
head WOrk-hOrses, one span broke Mules, two
head Mich Cows, one Sow and Pigs two two
horse Wagons, one Spring-wagon, Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles, Terms made known on
day OF sale.
S.ws j. b MCNEIL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-27
Q. & NJ. V. RAILRoAp.

There was filed to-day, at the Of
fee Of the Secretary Of State, the
certificate of incorporation Of the
Cincinnati q Muskingum Valley
Railroad Company. Termini-Cin-
cinnati and Cleaveland Route
Through the centers Of Hamilton,
Warren, Clinton, Fayette, Picka-
way, Fairfield, Perry, Muskingum,
Coshocton, Holmes, Wayne, Sum
nit and Cuyahoga. Capital stock,
S4,000,000 Shares, $50 each.
Corporators, Thomas L. Jewett,
James Parks, Charles Hallowell,
Justin G.. Morris, Robert II. Nugen.