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CO, W II Chafee II 90, D Alderman, L Kornah-
rens, and u Jennings.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gatharine whiting, Howes, New
Tork-W A Courtenay.
schr George squires, Timmons, Philadelphia
n Baker Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY. -
Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, New
Us Steamship ouinnebaus, Commander Bar
rett, Hampton Roads.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr watsuga, Munro, New York, July TO-.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamer Gazeale, slocum, at Wilmington, o.
July L. .t.r
~ MEMORANDA.
The schr N Hawkins Wyatt, from Charleston
for Woods hole, arrived at Holiness Hole July
9Th. On the 7th she was in contact with the scnr
The Hawkins had port nalnsail carried away and
mainsail badly torn. TheStiekney lost jibboom,
csthead and head gear, ,.split jib, &C.
The schr Stickney ,Fooks, from Baltlmore
for Charleston, was passed of Kill Devil Hills
Jalys.
The schr Ystreaker, Van Glider. from George.
town, c, arrived at New York July 10.
LIST OF VESSELS
ur, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
h FORE EIGN.
The Kathleen, Lester, cleared. ed...,..>-....Jun Is
DoHEsT1c.
Bark Eva Fisk, Emery, cleared ....... July 9
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plantation Bitters. :


A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
-
That any Tslck man survived the treatment
Of fifty years ago, must be considered preof
that human beings are very hard to sih
The lancet, calomel, canthaades and drastic pur.
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
siclan played INTO the hands OF the apothecary,
and the unfortunate patient was drenched morn
Ing, noon and night with prostrasing medicines.
We ike in more rational and conscientious era.
The Importance of supporting Nature in its connie,
with disease &s now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
By artificial depletion. They emet with TONES
,EA3
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies OF Ns-
ture. in its battles with sickness, is
,a.2 ,.l..s- osl.ls g -h-
PLANTATION B1TTERs.
s2az4
Thiswonderful vegetable restorative is thesne
iOi 'ne aesu AAu '''''p'0 ~ n'' = = 's'' A'''Ns
stomachics. AS remedy for the nervous weakness
9eea - -
ac'S as spe'ln'' 10 every 'pe0ies 0i ois0fae'
u,,oo undermine. tn. bodily strength ana
. ~
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a. i
70 - q. -.
s..''-4s' no.. -.
,7.ga fp..y a-.,9i,
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-s1 W
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steamer PILOT BOY, Captain G. .xEh
O. white, VIII sail for the above
f'tT TmesnaY MORNING, tiisSo,olofk, for Edisto,
RocEyille. Pacific Landing, and Beaufort.
THuRsDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK, 1or Pac1Ec
Eandino, Beaufort and Savannah.
.sTsieJ-7d J. D. AIKEN q CO.,
: Sinn17 South Atlantic Wharf.
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LONDON, July y1S-NoOn.--CouSolS eL7s' oohus
IS Aftsinoon.-Consol s2H. Bonds ses.
IdvzRpooI, July Noon Cotton nrmer; up
lands sKasXd; Orleans skasKd; sales 10000
bales Corn als.s sPorI and hard quiet and steady.
TaIlnu xsa:ys IL - :; st IL :zi6.' y
EsSaips!!Mcotton frm; uplands exd; Orleans
sXdY salea il 900 bales; speculation and export
5000, B7eadbtuns quiet. Turpentine 2as sdaSos.
PiIIis July ,iassSTne Bour.e opened hrmer.
Rentes 7m aocs.sss..A -. 5.
Evening GHeatse closed declining. Rentes 7oi
soc. y'asz1s ~ I ;rs@,E
HAvRE, July ls.-Cotton opened frmer; on the
spot II 1lc; anoat II 16c.,. m4. ~
-, DOMESTIC. ,.z
NEW York; July 13-Noon.-Stocks strong;
Money 1s6 per cent. Gold H. Sterling, long,
OK; short 1oH. Bonds loK. Tennessee ex-cou-
pons 90; new e7x. Virginia excoupons e.; new
z 90. 4Bouisiana, old 70; new 10. Leyee skies 7e;
eighx W.; alabama, elghts 100; hVes 49, Geor-
! gia, SiIee; s5s sss5ens 3sa. North Carolina, old
( sox S1ssl .Boutli Carolina, old SO; new 7s,a<l.
Flour; al SD dropping Wheat dun. Corn dull.
PcridulS ina heavy lard diunchanged. Cotton
quiet Asmar; lplands 9oc; Orleans 2oHc;; sales
s 400 .bs,.fss Naval stores unchanged Freights
quies.i 10 se:S.asi:3 ii i5f7a-,i "a - s+..i g;
!; Evshias Money 4as Sterling eXa1o..' Gold
l2xai2s. d GoyeTnments dull; sixty:twos 1o1x;
yIquiet. Cotton nrm and IN,
aair dttAsnt; ;sales 2i60 bales;: midditng uplands
ssloc. Ioc logger; supernne State. 81 ssss 1Si
Douthern qniet; ;commont fair extre $59oas 70.
WheSs c6sedf dfrm; winter Ted and amber West
ern $4}aihh Corn lower; new mixed sWestern
S1a$IoA5ntPnrk ,neminal whiskey quiet. Gro,
,oerisIs assss s'l.i! Naval sstorss dull and
heay$s4usi on :'s' .ss s!',
sA1I, iuiy il Sis-Fiour quiet; family SEA-
q. whisksy unchanged. Provisions inactive.
Mess psff $50 shoulders 1saIal4c:: Clear ribs
11Kcol.g.sa o,.' l,rg .seso ..i;.:o..ss s.''
LoaBy1rLp, July. 1a-Flour and com quiet and
unohaHS rPfeyisions setive. Pork $50 Shout
dersS 4 leas aides 1se. Lard 17 Wniskey ga sl
! NolxoLI, Jaiy yaat-c Cotton quies;low mfddliDgs,
17Hc. sales 10 bales; net receipts II; exports
coastwtse I16; stock fs11 bales, -
AUGUSTA, July 1&rHaiksr nrmer, with i'm
proved demand; lsles 30 bales; exports 10 bales;
midda6gaA1 u! aThermometer reached sf
IA tae shs:s yesterday M al 9 aaa sq7aay,
sAyAkk..s, 5d,y TX Cotton nrm; ;nv = -
ii, msrist; ;loH middlirgs l1xc; ssles 100 bales;
net reasSsssg prahrss ,coastWisa ns; etock
eos.
5 ialIyrs7os, July 1s.-ootron dull and nominal;
sood ordinary l6kc.F FHetreceipts 40 bales; stock
II, ass bales. s1.A
WsaRIIANg July 1S:-Cotton dull and lower;
ndddiinus 1salsxc; salea 1000 bsies; receipts '"'
5cpaatWiIe ], total 1ot ot;7exoc-.- go. e.,'
al. 4o. lptsrlinS ...o nsyre Se4. stock
and 1fssr. .. sxsae8. sight: X i,reihiuna.
y Gt;V.sei "a =. - SsssSs .'!5s :
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Chipping.

DOR PHILA DEL P b IA /.
2 The Al American Tern WIN. 8. HILLES "a
Burgess, Master, having large part Of her f
cargo engaged win sail with dispatch for the
ahove.named port. For Freight engagements
apply to J. A. ENSLOW 4 CO.,
L julyll q fsatA - No. l4l East Bay.
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Receipts by RAilrond, July. 13.
n s;taoaissui SoEJisii n s sfaMRoip.

Receipts by 6AiIkond, july 10.
"a saSotfH oIsoElNl RAMRoAD.
1877 bales cotton, IS bales goods, 1o2 bhls naval
stores, l2akaGs beef oars lnnber,l car STOCK. 10
Movry. Snh. Psfxsf; dgers / co, ] CMalonee,
RI T,risSs. SfrSet Bros & GO, W W Smith, A Multi
ran-W tCourtney k4eo,l g q Walter CO, Stel:
3enS. Werner d Dpckar, r. g Sharp q co, and
walker, Evans 4 CogsWeM -,
s. NeRTHIAsTKRN RAILROAD.
ls2 bSls1 naval stores, cars lumber and live
nook. niisa- 20. ToJ Wieters, Reeder Davis,
Rsyennei G,Holnnas, % O Wightmsn,J Marshall,
TT. Barden q Parker, KInsman Howell, Smith
& Chapeau, Bollmsnp Bros, yelling, and Rail-
road Agent
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Depots In Charleston SC.
". @. TRoTT. ED. S. BURNHAM,
A. W. ECKEI & CO., G.. ]. LUHS,
". a. SKRINE,
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ooMMkRCIAL NEWS.


" ,g.,5 s,, ExpoEf1.
HKr YosK-Per steamship Catharine whiting
a3 tefces nee, S57 bales cotton, 118 bales domes
tins. a packages paper, ia coils rope, $50 obls
Fcsin, Wa melons, SO PACKAGES sundries.
PHiLADxLPHIA-Per schr George Squires-
10000 feet lumber. ,., q
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WIN. M0BURNEY, President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice President and Actuary.
J. F. GlLMER- Vice. President resident IN Georgia
e. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice President, resident In
North Carolina.
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THE CHEAPEST, THE L1vELlEsT, AND THE
BEST
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELIEsT ANDs TIE
BEST
THE CHEAPEST. THE L1vEL1EsTa aAND THE
BEST
TIE toHEAPEsT. THE L1vEL1Esr AND THE
best
THE CHEAPEST, THE :L1vELlEsr AND THE
BEST
THE CHEAPEST. THE LIyELIEsT AND THE
BEST
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GEORGE +. BOGGS. Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY. NJ. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
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GUUI EVENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
" :" A. lIinc.) dealers In Millinery, Fancy
GOnils Toys, China Glassware, &C., 237 King st.
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uNN3Y, WAi., FACTOR AND COMMlS-'
" S;vH Mercilar:, i02 East Eay, aud Accom-
nUlaf.It MAR
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so se9i .ia.pssssn9er..

PeTsteama5ssl6lip catharine Whiting, for New York
WWXliiipson, WrSand Mrs E B Seabrook, child
and nurse. .G q COX, w Ellison, C S!nglston, q
o wexford, r Case. W Townsend, Master
Paine J Quns, and O. Woolman.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, rom Bea aa,ort, Paclnc
Landing and Edhto-Miss r Walker, Mrs J Mat.
thiessen and son, Mr. WILKINSON, A A Jones, W
Mifeil vile aad two children, Miss Mikell, VIM
MikelI and wife, ABss NRckey and servant. Capt
" McNelty, Quinlivan, and 13 deck.
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T A CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARA, IMPOR-
IL TES and Manufacturer Of Havana Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail, cor. Meeting and Market sts.
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ALTERATIYE,
ANTI-BILIOUS and
INY1GORATING
.PRopERTIE

LIPPMAN,S GREAT GERMAN BITTERs Is pre-.
psred from the original German receipt now In
The possession Of the propretors, and is the same
preparation that was used In Germany upwards
Of century ago; and to-day it s the household
remedy OF Germany, recommended by It's most
eminent physicians.
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EOLDSMITlI y son, MOSES, 4, 8 AND
" Tendue Range, Wholesale Dealers In Iron,
Metals. Rars. Purtr Stuck. Hides, Wool, &c. -.
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MARBLE WOEKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
lHl LlSHMENT. +. p. WHITE, Proprietor, 119
Meeting 81. next OH Theatre lot.
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THOR EDIsTO AND ENTERPRISE,
YIA5:JOHN'S ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH
FLATS;Y0UNG'S ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF. &C.
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ENERGY, VIM. S., 3l4 MEETING ST.,
H Machinist and Founder, Manufacturer Of
Engines, and improved Agricultural Implements.
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Jnsuranre.
LIFE AND ToNTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE S O u T II,

No. 90 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c.
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II lNSHLAN q HUWELh GENERAL
IN Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Mares' Surerpnospbare OF Lime. No. 128 East Bay.
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The ch.fles,on Cotton. Rice and Naval
s!a.ii: Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, /
,5.AswKnNKsDk1 EVENING, July Is, 1870.
CorroN-The market for this article exhibited
rather better feeling, with a moderate inquiry
and light stock. Sales about $50 bales. Of which
80 were sold the evening before, say 10 at 1876
SO at1e; o at 1851 at l7H; at Tx; 80 at IS; 26
atlsK, and, on the evening before, 80 at lsa4c'
We quote: =, 81. ~
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. -
Ordinary to good ordinary .l5hg!7
Low middhng -.
sMiddling... ........................lS
Strict mlddlng. -. ..,.s...:..... ..lSk@-
RIcK1There were no transactions In this
grain .,,ss- /. al: 5s,.zlt-z.
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EOLLiN, g., TOBACCO COMMISSION
IL Merchant, Manufacturers Agent for the
Aait q STANDARD Drantis. NJ. l6l East kaY..Pt
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ENURNliURE WAKEkOOMS, ESTAB
L LlSHEl, 1855. l.. il. SlcoX, Nos. 17b, lit and
l,!. k:Ng ST. Gusmis rarrluY packed and shipped.
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T UNSFORD, j. L., CABlNETMAKER
IL and Upholsterer, q Queen ST. Jobbing neatly
done. Agency Commol.Sense Sewing Machines.
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r TITLE d CO., GEO, 2l3 King ST.,
IL sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods IN Charleston.
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M ATrHlESSBN, WNl., STAR SHIRT
lEl Emporium aud Fine Clothing and Tailoring
Nnrse Gents, Furnishing Goods, 29l King et.
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ATERNAUGH, N, DEALER IN BOOTS,
Nl Shoes, Eats, Trunks. Ta!ises, &c, 2l2 King
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

FREE PEws-A noticeable fea-
ture of the hrogress of the relig-
ious work in this city is the dispo.
sition among the Presbyterian
Churches to abandon the policy of
selling pews, and to raise the funds
required for the support of the
church by other means. The First
Presbyterian Church led Off in this
matter--opening their pews to all,
poor and rich alike, making the
weakest member of the society feel
that he had right to a seat in the
church no less sacred that that en-
joyed by his aflluent neighbor. The
Fifth Presbyterian followed very
soon, ifit did not occur about the
same time, Now the Third Pres
byterian Church falls in line, hav-
ing last night at a large meeting,
declared for "free pews," by vote
Of IT'S for to 10 against. From
present appearances it will not be
long before every Presbyterian
Church in the city will be clear of
custom that the poor have looked
upon with jealousy, aud which has,
TO some extent. stood in the way
OF a free Gospel and church pro
gress, - Gin, Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17
A LIttle 81 Everything.

The New York National Banks
are raising fund to lobby against
the funding bill when it comes be-
fore the House.
So far this session 1900 bills
have been introduced into Congress.
1t is expected the session will last
til JuIy lst,
Governor Holden, Of North Car
olina, has applied to the President
for troops to suppress disturbances
in that State
Four troops of soldiers have
been sent to Tennessee to aid Unit
ed States officials in executing thu
laws.
Petitions have been received
from Ohio and Massachusetts, ask
ing Congress to make appropria.
tions to aid Captain Hall in his
Arctic explorations.
The House Military Committee
is abont ready to report on the
selling Of cadetships, and it is ex.
pected they will do so early this
week.
During the present session 63I
railroad subsidy bills have been in.
troduced in the Senate, and SO in
the House.
1t is expected the new postage
stamps will be ready for sale April
list. As usual, they are pronounced
far superior to previous issues.
Seward has gone to his home at
Auburn, and will stay there for
while, and then make q tour Of the
principal cities fthe West,
The Naval Appropriation bill
proposes a total appropriation of
SIG, 1855.
The Secretary of War reports to
the House that the Fort Kearney
reservation is no longer
necessary, and recommends its sale.
Charges have been made to the
of the Currency that
the First National Bank Of Hamil.
ton, Ohio, has been lending to
some one a sum greater than 10
per cent. Of lis capital,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

- There appears to be some.
thing very like rebellion in Ka.
nawha county, West Va. On the
I'd day of March an armed force Of
men entered Charleston, the coun-
ty seat of the above county, delib-
erately proceeded to the Jail, opened
it and freed two prisoners, George
NJ. Whitelaw, confined for passing
counterfeit money, and George Cox,
confined on q charge Of burglary.
The body of men so defantly break.
the civil laws Is an organization
known as "Ku Klux' or "GideOn's
Band" and are so well organized
In Kanawha county as to set at de.
tiance all laws so far as their mem
bership is concerned, Gov Ste
yenson has been appealed to for
military aid to enforce the laws In
this county, but has deferred re-
spending In hopes that the good
sense of the citizens would show
them that the laws must be respect
ed and that It is to their interest to
enforce them and put down all law
lessness, The body Of the Iawless
band Is composed Of the salt'boil-
ers along the Kanawha, and their
preiudices against the negro are used
as q lever to move them in this re.
bellion They are such power.
that they set the laws at defiance,
and the probability is that troops
will have to be sent to enforce them.
--ZaaesuiHe Courier
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Mt. Sterling Lynx Chase.


NEw HoLLASD, o., March II, 1870,
EnlroRs HERAln;
see from notice in your papsr Of last
week and also In the CiFeleville Union,
that some Of the citizens Of Nj Sterling
have had very exciting time running
and finally capturing large animal cup
posed by them to he lynx, but which
turns out 10 be nothing but a deg Of the
common bench,leg species, so ! am Ortdi.
bly, informed by a citizen Of that place,
who is entitled to the fullest sonfdeneei
and my informant states, to cap the eli
max, that the huge animal was sold for
$40 to an snterprising stock dealer of that
place, and there the curtain drops. A
rare piece Of sport that, to run for three
days after poor homeless and fsiendless
dog, who now since being shut up in a
cage fully evlnecs his dogship when ap.
prOashsd with food, by the social vag Of
his tail. Yours truly.
I. N, RKArrY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

~ The Cincinnati Gazette and
Commercial have had good deal
to say about II. w. Clarke, Esq,
Supervisor Of Revenue for the
Southern District of Ohio. What
the motives are that prompt them
to these attacks are unknown to us,
and are not let made apparent to
tho public. For twenty years we
knew Mr. Clarke as a hard and in.
dcfatigable worker In the Republi,
can party, having stood by IL in
good and evil report, as jealous in
Its dark days as in lis days Of pros.
perity, and what he has since done
to call down upon him the anathc-
mas Of Republican Journals, has
vet to be revealed. As member Of
the legislature, in Congress, as
Third Auditor Of the Treasury, or
in bis present life, We believe Mr.
Clarke to be a man OF capacity and
foresight, mwayering III his politi-
cal principles, and, we believe, in.
corrnptible ln his official capacity
These newspaper pellets viii fall
harmless on Mr.. 9. whore he Is
best known. - CAiliicothe Gazette
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

How TO IlRalN LIFE. Rev, DR.
John Hall thus wisely speaks to
young people;
There afe two ways Of setting up
IN life. One is to begin where your
parents are ending magnificent
N ,nsion, splendid furniture and el.
Grant turnout. Is not that the pref.
" dream of many about to start In
life /? The other is 70 begin little
nearer the point where father and
mother-of blessed memory--le
gan. You see, my dear friend, YOU
can 60 up 80 easily and gracefully,
II events show It TO he safe but il
would be trying ali awkward to
come down. And Il costs much
nov 70 live; aud business huotu
atea; and health is uncertain, and
temptations from The sile Of pride
are strong; aud many a young
man Bho aid not mesn % be ex-
trnvagert has heen lei along and,
rather than face the position and
des, end manfally, has tried TO keep
10 the embezzlement, and been
1alled asN ilR'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

WHISKY RETURNS, The returns
Of whisky manufacturers in the Sec
ond District for the last month
show that the number Of gallons
manufactured during the month
was 5l1,59792, being an excess OF
.6l ,63392 gallons over the month
'of February last year The total
tax on the spirits manufactured last
month amounted to S326,500 So,
being an excess over last year of
slO7 202 63.-[Cin. Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17

The House Military Committee
win report q resolution to oensure
Butler, Of Tenn, in the affair Of
selling cadetships.
A oounterfeiter, arrested in New
York, says his gang sent $4,000
counterfeit greenbacks, in ones and
twos, to Western cities, last week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-17
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court ofFayette County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, on the goth
day of March, A. ID. 1870, at 2 O'Clock z. NJ,
at the door OF the Court House, in Washing
ton, Fayette County, Ohio the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the counties of
Fayette and Highland, and the State Of Ohio,
tO-wit;
First tract Situate in Concord township,
adjoining the town OF StauntOn Fayette cOun- :
ty, Ohio. Beginning at three (5) hickorles
northeast corner TO survey No, eO2; thence
with the east line Of said survey south deg
east l33H poles to an elm and white thorn
thence south 500 deg west 140 poles to burr
oaks thence north deg west 100 poles to q
stake corner to one acre conveyed by John
King unto the Trustees Of the Concord meet
ing house; thence with the line of said acre
land south s9A deg east 13 poles to stake
Gne south east corner thereof; thence north
deg west 13 poles to stake north east corner
thereof in the north line OF said survey
thence with said line south S91S deg east 100
poles to the beginning, containing one hun
dred and fifteen acres being part Of survey
No. sn2 in the name Of John Peyton; except
ing therefrom Az poles conveyed by said
Harmon Lines in his lifetime 10 Charles Van
pelt.
Second Tract-Situate in the county Of
Highland, in the State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described rs follows, wit: Beginning
at stone in the line of Alfred Irwin's heirs
and corner to Waddle thence with Waddles
line south deg east IA 80 poles to a stone in
the line of said Waddle and corner TO Robert
Waddle's heirs; thence with said heirs line
north 81 deg east crossing Sugar Run at 3s
poles ,2376p0les to stone in Township road in
the line of Josiah Wilson and corner to said
Robert Waddle's heirs; thence with said road
and said Wilson's line north deg east % 81
poles to astone in said road in the line of Scott
Douglas and corner to John Irwin; thence
with said lrwin's line south 81 deg west cross
ing Sugar Run at 191 poles, 249.3 poles to the
beginning. Containing one hundred and
eleven pl1l acres and 151 poles. Being part
of Joseph Egleston's survey. No. Of entry,
72S, First tract appraised at $50 per acre.
Second tract appraised at $67i6.S7
Terms of sale; third cash in hand on
day Of sale one-third in one year and one
third in two years from day Of sale the de-
fered payments TO be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold, and bear interest at
the rate Of six per cent per annum flom day
ofsale.
ELI CRAIG, Administrator
ofthe Estate of Harmon Lines, deed
February nth, 1870 prf 9l4 80 14t4W,