Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-21
Little of Everything.

lueTe Salu W De oiVOU NIuahSE
Iowa.
The world uses 25o,00O,O0I
pounds Of tea each year.
There are upward of 10000 mor'
white males than females in Iowa
The entire State debt Of Indiani
will be paid by the lst of January
1871.
There 1900 employees on the pay
rolls of Mr.. Stewards uptown
store.
The State of Kansas is to build
at Leavenworth, a home for aban'
doned women.
A lady physician of Lafayette, In
diana, returns an income from her
profession last year of $4,000.
South American advices confirm
the report of the death of Lopez.
Commodore Mead died in New
YorkCity, on Saturday last, Of apo
plexy.
Nothing has been done in Wash
ington toward reopening the Ala
bama claims question.
The storm of Saturday night and
Sunday morning was widespread
and somewhat severe.
A meeting is soon to be held of
residents along the Miami canal to
urge forward its enlargement
Public business is said to be yer,
ry badly in arrears in Congress,
and the first Of July is the first day
named for adjournment,
The House Committee on Com
merce have agreed to appropriate
$250,000 for the Louisville canal
and $4,000 for the Ohio river.
A boiler exploded in a linen fac
tory near Brussels, yesterday, and
killed or frightfully sealded TWEEN
ty men and women.
President Grant says of the Fif-
teenth Amendment: at looks to
me as the realization of the Decla-
ration Of Independence"
Representative Julian has intro
duced in the House joint resolu-
ton proposing the Sixteenth
Amendment, establishing female
suffrage.
There are four thousand coIored
voters in Philadelphia, and nine
five hundred in the State
of Pennsylvania.
Commissioner Delano has for
1iddcn the publication of the annu-
Il lists of assessments of income
eturns.
VaIlandigham, in a jubilant
pccch at Dayton on Monday night, |
aid if he should be a candidate
gain, he would don the Confeder-
tc gray.
The Emigrant Association ofMon-
ana is flooding the country with
irculars. promising "good, steady
mployment to thousands of emf
rants"
The New York Times says there
will be a general reduction Of rents
throughout that city of from ten to
hirty per cent. after the 1st of May
eXt.
The original Greek Slave Of Hi
am Powers was lately sold in Par
, for 10000 francs, or more than
tx times the price paid to the
culptor.
The Spanish Republican journ-
Is demand the separation Of
jhurch and State, and that the
riests refusing to take the oath to
he Constitution be sent to Rome.
Those in Washington seeking
he reconstruction of Tennessee,
My want the Legislature declared
legal, because those not citizens
'ere allowed to vote.
An intelligent banker from Ioya
forms the Chicago Tribune that
very National Bank in that State
i'll call in its loans and retire its
regulation If the Funding bill pass
,.
The Senate Judiciary has dscid-
| that there shall be no more tinkr
ing with the Supreme Court, and
I'VE reported against the bill pro-
osing to put two more Judges on
e bench.
A movement is on foot in Wash
gton politics for Mayor Bowen
ID other candidates to withdraw,
ID run John F, Cook, a colored |
an, for Mayor, He is said to be
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