davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-26

NFs~F1~ FN~~tN " f11NNN FlREsa1.
Itr tt't wing vessels pt>>t-L tats tsHks II Far
G. aT!nra iii FT.,iay:
lhwS-scar SIT t. ". IIeai, Wa.Ea.c,,urs T.
ktrE*tntf. IfHf,rr.
s'hr t;uo'i Tu!nss, i'e,rnlt TO 4,tcn,s,u,yh
.utLh~t.
S'hr Paragon, C;evet,r,! IN Hamilton. coal
Sshr Lille l'a.>slaS. Milwaukee Il, psweEn
wheat,
Brig l. Cook. Ts1conncl to Kingston. timber an,
stavcs,
Prop Efnno, Southampton to K,nsstcn, wheat
PEAS. anti ini:ter.
Srhr tEhve Branch, Detroit to tt..tl.nshu.yh
lEIsirr.
Schr AtmsEa. R"Tnny to Clayton. stares.
Jr-ScHr Il Est r.rt.H, b+N+Gn n Tn!t.fn, salt
ScGr W Sargent. s,:wecu 10 Cleveland, SALT
s+hr 4. ". Lurkry. t,swcgu 10 Milwaukee. rat!
rual inT.
Sr!is MnEntIIrrrr. Dswego 10 Tul,.ln coal
S''hT Cry NJ f"let!,. us.iensturgs 10 Chlcas,s
general carpo-
Srhr June. Mcleod
WfSD-Surfhwest aEr1 fresh
, 1870-07-26

CAsAL i4.'k, t'Hn',ce. July o.. p. nL-
CiE.EEn-li l. i''asl'-s- l.r.a,nr, Nsus: C5n.t:.
tHtI"n. trrtht. light; rr'r"-ll,r Wa~a. san,rlit
lirht. l.'ar,, If Trr. Massrlles. il,311 It luul
lrr: Wase. Mufns- t>"H L@'sEs.
t.AEK', ,E!-Iauin:erhHlt. sag, Il, y'.s stone: Cnl
Matti EiE l.In. y ,'ls >t"lIr: Eclipse, Lament
Net;inli:s. :! .,!s -;nue: :. l. r.. = s,l@ s1nae
Advance. - s'@ st.s": II. WalE,r. - yt1s s.un..
T. Walker, Lr.. n ut. sl'nr:|. l. ,tlrxartrr, II
ts!@ sf"hr: 1ills, thsAwl. 2tA4l In rurr: omaha
ia%s!le, :aa Ill s'rn: Jennie. kAnksAv,' $50" Hl
r"1: lntaEnr. La>aIi.', s,'ts' III rom: Mnr,atk,
Lte.I,cEi. hight
, 1870-07-26

nears Ct > general resumption IN The sltlt7IStll
rrEton. fsut as yet sh"re Is rcsuup:ion, ssouzh
II MS Ftseh out IN the 18th, whr1 u TIA A-cs.r-
tanned that the me hid not then 6rYuck IN ot5eitl-
"nee tn the f3rani tGnnctI. tra, xnrk would com.
mtnce at nnce. and that the Reading Eat1rnal
Won' he actively employed by thr eni Of the pres
+n1 wrek. Bur up 10 The assent lime thtT- Is ut
positive assurance nu 1h!s p rn.>"
Bond. Of 1867 are T.: lu~er in London tl;au
on Saturday, and l3G1s md 1s6Js arc ! s*.r
cent lover.
Tie following quotations for gold ID New
York aud secuEiucr in London, to-day. Neie
received by Barra,t j March:
, 1870-07-26
Ipt>Sa%fs.FAs

.ss.:lRE--Thr sIll.l sell.u lsr ca?peil Wed
caught Il. 4 >t,". L.. - :iils Ut Gl;Jn--
las Fer. t=.rI. t.. a,t ~ ara, a-.:s.e, x:.!s
th,. lns7 Of -, aDrtI u n'ss. tl::1.
pIt0T 1tnt*E tT,sE.-Th- tlc .>;h"castl los; her
fiut h.E-.- III Iht rIter s.,-'-.lAr.
A.sl:aIHi.-la.t MtsL4. u4..rNil., tIllrtny tll,'
1T, vi thr'A IT,. IT,. ~s:T iIlAlr, ~ At
Ir;i IT, s.lakG t la:!A,r. HISS u The trsS .s..
rt,l ..:... ~ ,h :, r!+ f:,+1n ~. N"F.i =
SO -. ~: wltnrHt ,!t.l tt the tH-a WILL
iE.,.s and I'a.ai. -M4,t.'r~ 7rt!rts4. jny.l.
SUT4iIY We ELT1kH--1'fr Captain III the >. hufti-
e1 l. Il Shepard. which vessel atTy..,i Ut Mwan-
atc ' Sa1Ir,ls. trs,u I! t+u:1t,'. rep,5Lt tbs.
ii, -. ,lttti tia il>: Wtt I'll. Elrc''>s!"n uf
-.Ga.>. IL TT t7..' g.: Ti.:-sas :.lDrnin,. aiI
nj ~ sv.'ci., having 4>sa" IL t1"1 the b.4-,
NSs S,tk =, s.::.n fr1.,a th -4nI.!..asr which
cal', eli. It HIM to run hack anil MElc in rhnt Of
+qsl t.' i'r s.e.t. t.h'* II! IL: 1Th>tl1l-
H. I*Ir,ss IL; hc it>a.:! the iA nl'l-H' WIN ttr
Hs- ~. I71, ii AHa. ...s, :.i1s t:.e lvoae1 LJuS
tE: .rts' aet Ea1.
L.. s".c. tEu.-nao nf rt' !. ma u! tst a.7w
lax l. =. w1c1 ~. Fs.f~.cl s,nN1 s%.Ar. RA-
!~sf srrr,-,ari 9. t:rsMI isian.I, Lax. Superior.
f'p 1::.Bf:sl IN draw stItEt' wlcr- AMI was l:,.t-
h> ,tfAEx.1 :lr. tl4'. k+--4.t VA g,.iIsl'
4t.rr fI-+- i:sEss "rre tas.,"n .,ri tn HIN i,
.t,:4 :. Il. wis ,i.S orc.r1. TIE .r-:ti "a1 in:.
ar! !sat H. Ii: -.'a-sh, lat ir ..t gone taE.
VI. ss:aI! Pr II; :a raTr as s4n.s Is r4.:lE.4-
c1 20 rs.
Th.. engineer IT the steam tA1rce Alice strcns
was *lfttIeI III Alumtr. Hay LIS, uight- i Is
supNse ta.s- he.G. very waF1n "a Gaining HL1 y:
II. 1rc- -hs he -. inwn the sail ut rtt .soat
an:, 1n<nc r.: f l...c. i.! brtrt oaf. Ills .a.n.
was Christine Grote- arr, he te.cnge'l at M.droe
, 1870-07-26

IN DRY Doex--The schooner LnlltngxecA II 1t
M.sr Is1os. isy .:ock uEtcg-t.as rcIalrs.
rs despatch from DeGfI,s' We learn ta.t the
scbu ner CITY was f.rnupht f:nIu Ge,irn.u Eas 80
thar rlsce IN t.akv cunlt.GD- and has gone tE-0
dry deck.
bLrKu OF XATEN--Tht. ttrpth OF wa.er on varl-
Gus points on lnkr euprriH ts al foltuws: ura1th
df.ck. II fees: SaHE'ur. ~ fet:: OE:d1az'la, 10
feet channel dretlSc.l y feet wide: E&le tar-
t4'r. feel iEre- ovr: The r-rf: Lurtage enisy~
II feet: Ssulr Canal, II eest : in:htA
SALE oT The ScrrT.--Y1ae hull AMI machinery nf
thy propeller Thoma. \. Sc~tt. AZ ue:rs4:> has
II Fohl for r.. .UVl Captain E. +. IofT, Ut Gut-
fa;o. /. The purchaser.
VritK TluE-ri., .H- J. 4. tAwfor:. on ye!-
ttYs'as u.ade the TIC fr,'m Ch.clyu ~ Esah'tan
,tl +. tu-.l, wiki The Murphy ,snake IAr!a'lrteh!a
ra,;rtr: wsrc!, tn The nmaTSah1y T1trk tiin" ~
huutrt.t nw1 trtnfH n t.Nt~*. 'iFian''1 ~
twenty-,wo u't'aA To-'ay she H1'i at.z- the
same tnp with the Trip t~o-tu, trt "heeL
Wager. {:1t'.
BEukE D.,1S.-The pEope::ef G. j. TEuG%lell,
EsysLg n ;px the hew s:r.Trr S1K2EE". h:os.
Jlnxn wht. nE Wlnrssa, Yesterday aft-s'1tlR.
The rE- 4. Atther and the 9IrAER+r Nrtun wen! 70
,heIr an. For rtiE1hts particulars see "hr hcal
, 1870-07-26

dl-~aEss without any iur.a,.:-n tr,.1 :.p
gat:tnt II ruFe. wttr,at r3;rs',s-T;- y, Z
tEratn.tnt ~ Fsst Nsdseea-t. ~ t:ar.- ten:,i-,
TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE ;"
, 1870-07-26
WINE CFLIFE,

1ir Er.at Hind En,lurr AMI pelir,,u- lJr,@ War
nrF> inuM Nitsr. "r Vine ol Lite. l. f''+ i!-lt
any ih'lt1utNs '!rll.- III; 1-:s. - n- J.:
th''..' wis, re@1lt:" stit,.:t 1t il -rpI 49,
tS~s sI.! t'nir- md s' in+-t thing ~
!!tSihE Str Isi.-i- It j. t's II
rrett sTtF .':!r!,t +, t5c 7..lr. tas ss2r.. tslt
"hJ-:rs. vim. listrr-. ..r ":tsr st;rl l- II -
l.! aty AID Cl A4tt. t,.sh fIa. nI! t.. H., y... r
nk. ssn ;1hrt'+ N;Ee e IT, 1:.. ii IT. ! u,
H.. .,'w = v-s -nis.f. vii i, vii :: ,.Ar T.; Ws:
g. Liz. L i: aaar. T.. ,..a nu.:!lns ever :.',.,-. IN
i.-'' l: + ..': ~ d:H:x-la - ~
Inon. I'sirr u. i..aEt :.Mtlr.=
, 1870-07-26
DIR. Frtnk1fU Kr0Dk i

Sn, -. snrth Ciark-t-- Ehiracc, H.. cur,. N-.urr
rerrtie:s aratitncsas Debility Str::s.l Wr..;,,..
AEIlitc Astvti D:at.tes- (rxrrl, a:z. ali ,.:y
DiAexAr, '7 .>
tAesca nsl: vas Surgical all. 1ce4ir1f ate.d,ae1
cf ad.ffr NAV calE rr.s shc neet,r 4E eecin-
L.
, 1870-07-26

Special Derpateh IL The Chicago Tnhun".
DE1KnlT. July .3-7:3, p, NJ PAssEp r0wS--
FrTrtlers Ha1tgrr state. Richmond! Colorado;
iafk~ Mnns.nrr CONSTITUTION. st.hoenrrs Atwa,c-,
Merck. Saginaw. Gr:aItah, II. Wells, Maxc,..
Erctl, +. lahrr. E.ralafs.
Fss.kn Ts-P:oEr.irs Sheridan: sshoaucss
Delaware. e. ?. Wi:!lal!s; hask 81 Lawrt.c..
WSp-S4uthMsstx
, 1870-07-26
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

1osnos, July ea-11:l5 ., n.4ral,crt ssa:es
5-shs, g., =: Cntted Statea 5-a5a, oil, IS, s.;
Tinted States s-ees, 's., il.
LospoS, July s::-Evenng- -consols for money.
s1H; 1a7s slk, n7s, 81. stccEs datl; E.te, lsK
Illinois. 1ta: Atlantic / Great Western, q.
IAA!s, July 71.-Boa1se ui~ae'' arc,. Raa'es,
CIT, Eec,
, 1870-07-26
hEDICALCa3DS
PrIypte Consultation,

And train. n ln all pr..r n..sr..-.e,.- or s-,,,
Tx L SASGl.R. I: i.aSalle-s:. F7:xs T.S..:4 - -
hcsk f:r ;hr Married. 81 crate. Fers.l- Pm cr,.s
NJ Isant- ; IN an sase.7Ra9 F.msis t:-re.:.c1
f,,f,. t'r r;eme Ct s+i:as = +, hv rsII Eac~1
, 1870-07-26

FD. CTAHEH, ", =. ttt Rcr,r.- n, v,,,x,.
LIZ o1aztt; ~ s1,sth I:t.rt+t t,-,7 M,.-.-.
Lt3SElDkaIlAt+lft t:t,S*I1.T 1.TEti
- Female FAs ff-tth r1asst u 81 w ~ -,.n
= S1n.s two f:,'n,~ ter Aa.r!si $,c:ets. 49, -
Addrr.. ht:tss DT T.. D. CLARKE. IL ss7:H. ..as.
, 1870-07-26

AFT!FFr fEOw tHH' t;r. July :e.-Fror Mr.
t'harf: ark ST lawrrnr~: -ch.s Cha.uf,,l1. AID
= t. E+H;'tt. t'ta1r,. lo' lAitas,. .:n!, :..-
!Hts NJ aaNs.. Nvs'rl>.a, !;ari. T. u. tIr..icr,
RE,l st!!f N.laM urr.
, 1870-07-26

Tue market WAS dull d, tie following ppcas;
! o. star saved :. ...,,..,...,.kA23
M t, sawed ! .laa 3;+s
ih1cknss-Five shingles to hc two iasilts II
ta!ekhesA Leng1h-Stxteen inches R.'n Ter
'asEo added when transferred, which follows the
shingles
, 1870-07-26
Avoid llli3eks,

sirfiH of early n't:-cT-tun. csn.ius fc:ts .-.,l
~. Istnatarr decay. e.. Earin. srvi il: ,a.s ,.:s
advertised FrtE~'ts has tf-tosrrrd tc7. Ill. ~ (
heufe. hirf h. i'll n 81 :.s. to Lis !r,.r ...--ers
J. \. REEVES. :. Satta%,-s.. New y rs us:r
, 1870-07-26
WARMERS MEDICINES,
W4Al<H E,I4~S
FlLE r z M z . T,

., W. nsurf. f'!r teme.tS - :,;I,+i -f,a<
.srH n nlr' "a - stH', 4-.+s ~ i; .t
lsttnEE y IL II pies r.. ~, u. -. ,,'s..i j
Nihs ffIf kfA:trE lt-.sr7's.. tAe IN. Pas .::t
II s's 1"t--fir:iE't Il ~
e11t IT Any r1st~s ts4!:zE y, n 4t,.!. III,
t'n<4 l14sr. Fer -as' hr d:r=y:*:- c-.:.w.'.3 "f
, 1870-07-26

AGNr4f ETES1Si, -sElT e5.
I1,AKET-The 8ERr.Cat. slrmantk for lumber.
shingles. an iath st-'sar was moderately taEGr.
anil .t1. l!Eln freln- WIS Developed. although
~ tta3Ce wAS avt.cc4tls III quotations. At the
cl}Se of business htuts lts-cn carSuts remained
Nna4tf,
Far to cor~l .si1l--r.n, ...... .$lttlaIss0
t'nrutnon to falr ia,ar,ls an, STRIPS. - listalLO1
t~k-1 lOaf1ls AMI srf1rs.-.... I4-sb1 tL51
Jolsts and scAa1tlns. .........-.... iAp a!1-3
t'sIst - e,'s;aoa. !,s"'i a:o
sawed shingles, at''as ana. 3lex
>sies a, fnay iaciaie the to,:ow.n:: -'''
Cargo schE Lac. fun Granl River. - m II s:rrs
sl t.,sr.t.- at $14sa: sold rs Irish Hnli-n ca
ta'r' .cnW -s1tEita. ir'iH SIas,e.1l- t. m #
.'::;s, lsar's and vide up:seFs ;: s:db; soiI BY
ri:s iIs 4 Browne.
r.ycn sctr G.-inc f.o7c reu.wasc- 90 I'll n +
,rrh plank and boards. Al slLo0: sold ly s'h tips
tarro sthr Mcrtt.au. 1ro.n MusktCnn. 10, m II
uliAe,i lllber- Al sl431 fit inc.t. ala <ll5J for
:.iEet. l4;A Al T. "; sold hy B.aaea1s,1 4 BIr-
| la..I.
Cargo schr Jessie Phillips, fr,n Manis:ee, 10 Il,
7 f.ts: Planting and sifnttcr At 1880; soil II
tarEn schr IIskuut. fvom Oeauto, An m Z,
!:at,ls at'i st,7Is a. sl+a. lath At s%"; sold by
t1-2o kcas T:ay.s, fr1 Aussegl1, 80 II la.h,
Il .a-u,; sold hy Blanchard 4 Z 1.la3tt-
s;srd. anil strps At tl5lt', Iata at s.e': s7n by
carro ecnr Aonscon. frnm Mrskesnn let N
y sria aud ooas1s. ut $l6>so; sold By tlaA Deer
lls- u 70.
A7IaE TAETS
Ita1e Was aetrr aal quotations Cru. d. fol-
lows: RI.
!!s@; rfeAT. 1-inrh e-!nch.. ssn. nh2 s. q,
N*tr nA ceAr. i-nch to 3-tnch- 4hgs &44.ha
lhEl cle&f, 3-+rh- 31'aAsla'si
lhi'u titar. II. y Aud e4ch. s..01ala1a
Fist and second clear uoorins. To-
! crar, vi .,,............... ss0t2eSn
fi:S: End seCnnI clear stt.uE. together afhhRr1a1
Common @tlng.,... ..........-. faNh7l H. m
Common flooring. hE~-aeti. astska.sltN
Nsenn-'ox l.asr.ls. selected, l6-inch
and upWar1i. A00a1.l
| \ Si,ck boaEn}s.. n}s...................... 2G0ls2sN
II St,Ik A'aFIls. 1s-NtA23-Ql
Common to:f'l$. fencing. t1t<t, Ecant- b..
ling. and small timber. t3 to ID feet: 1atta17.h1
lnss and .rantne. Is n ~ fe+t.-.. I,tr4 sl-f-3
lf.T crm-lnn tr5arsis and fencing ...- l3'n ~
| lltAst*, hat. 1904 ~
Pe Htts. s3uaIe. -........... l1eAsl l4Gl
.t4!ar boss. r,,,sn,i . sa3 ~
| t.@:n. -. Observation-Disclosures. eTa 27a
| ~Aw-i Shingles, M. 1,-,... .... e.13a 4e9
-1stti shincit7a. 4 or stAE. a.hb@ AIS
AslI. stastrel. per rm.,..-.......... Ii 9ln.a3a. o.
Ms. sc4s+iuts3. 1~f n ................. 2ansa3LGl
M"tteEonl. S.aSiJ-etl, pe. IT,. al4stG t).Gtl
| t:'sE walnut stsla'pe4l, per m...,. 21tld =. III
| Hickory plank. clear .,... So. :. 81. 3al1 az q,
! .ti&knFT axrft-ecs, per sct.......,. Ia
hsrle aScttrtcs. PR set. ... 1rlS LIS
| "a1uh tongues. each. ................, 81
| . ... on IKAEK.
, 1870-07-26

COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, July 2s
The following table shows the receipts anil
shipments OF produce a. this rort dui1ug tile
past foEty-cight hours:
, 1870-07-26

MoSuAY EvESrSS july q
ECTTEN-The.e is no essential change III N
:' v ronhcr.!n wl:h tie III kr' u thls article
FAe retr.,tA ss xei Is .as satpE'ea:a OH, c'u-
, 1870-07-26
PORTABLE STEAM Engines,

Casahlnins .se III Axinaa Of eff:eener sgraht I'D
eeonv1uy xi;h thu minta1Eu Of Wtfsht IL - hr4n1
+ rt.e. AL Ts-7Srsesa ss,.fstsosv t.ii,ess
i.sressyu.:' tr9, n.IEi e. CO. Lawreu.s AasA
, 1870-07-26
The f'ro0nce Markets.

Srsv York Dry asuost4 Market.
NEW i"Ek. .1Ely ss--The DIT sools market va
Gull aud unchanged.
, 1870-07-26

AaNr4Y EvESrSt;, .91!1y e5
I1'MKEN-The sE0r.cats' !rInan,l for lumber
shingles. aE.I iAth i4'4iar moderately taEcr.
nnti Etl! t.r1n feeling developed. Rlshbu I'll
~ thaaCe wAS avtcc4tls III quotations. II the
elbSe Of business htuts ltsecn carsuts remained
, 1870-07-26

Tic DnfuE~ OF tsr Militia Amon-,.r
Tcoptr-@rtsitrnr,:a Arrests ;e,,.i t,,,,.
RACES by the Nt,uir>alc-.. k,r1t.x
I.1alnh>.ss
tt.,1,. tie E:t!ra,h q. C., !st.ts.s,, judy o..
The following letter sets fort!, ,nnre in de-.
2.il the brutal manner in whicl, Kirk and his
t,esrerajoes are executing the Governors or
S1ers. It is from gentleman Of tho highest
1espcc:ali!ity:
GESTlrNES: On saturday night kirk CAMP
I'd six niles from i1nccysillc, with hls Ala.
1c.ucc priaoucse, seven il number. One OF
ahesr o.. Cl2p IIe,t .-san Scott. Is shout alHty-
5ns YEAS y! .sr. a1... fur may veir- c1...'-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
NFW YORK MARKEr
NV YORK. june eG. 1910

NEw YORK, June g. 1910.
BEEF CATTLE--Number 5 $50 for the
week, and $3.50 to-day; 81 ears at Commu-
nipaw, 81 at One Hundredth street and 81
at Weehawken. A break on the Erie road
k pt 20 cars bAek. The market was yetv
strong at the highest prices yot reached
VIZ; H1Q@lec for quite a good many
tops. Some thin went at I3@l4c., not
counting extremely hard ones, which sold
Saturday at $45 each; 10 fat Illinois. 9I5
ewt., sold at SITS each; 100 still fed fne
"a cwt., ut l7@lsc.; 50 Southern Ohio
steers, " cwt., at 1924; 1870 Illinois, 631
cwt at Sis. The market averaged strong
lG15.
sbEEP-Foot up heavy, viz: 95. 300
for the week, and 6,7OU to-day. Prices
are easier or 5@71ae for very thin to good
lots. Some fine sheep peddling out at Sc
Lambs are worth l0@l4J5c.; but have a
downward look. A car II lb Ohio sheep
sold nt &C.; 2 ears e9 lbs. at 7l6c. Trade
is slow.
HOGS-Number IS, 100 for the week,
with 80 cars to-day. Live are worth 91S@
9zse.; dressed. 1870.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
At Robinson A. silcott,s.
EQUALIZER,

That many diseases can be cured with
out Medicine, has been proved by the ust
of DR.. Hadfeld Equalizer. The follow
ing diseases will be treated and cured at
the KIRK HOUSE, in WASHINGTON,
from the 7th to the 10th of June, free o.
chorge:
Agua, Asthma, Bronchitis, Chills and
Fever, Cramps, Cold Hands and Feet.
Costiveness, Consumption in first stages,
Deafness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy.
Female Diseases, Hemorrhage, Impoteney,
Local Congestion, Neuralgia in all of its
forms, Qdinsy, Rheumatism of all kinds,
Palsy. Stiff Limbs and Joints, Spasms
Spinal Diseases, Sore Eyes, Sciotica, 81
Vitus Dance, Torpid Liver and Bowels,
Weak Chest, Back, Lungs, Limbs and
Eyes, Whites, Womb Diseases, &c.
DR. Hadfeld's apparatus cures by equal
izing the circulation 1t is simple, effect
i've, and is applied without pain.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

DEcoRAToN AT STAuXToY.-On Satur-
day afternoon last we had the pleasure of
attending the decoration of the graves Of
soldiers who were in the late war, and
were buried in the Staunton Cemetery -
A procession was formed by the Marshal,
Capt. S. W, Stuckey, headed by band OF
martial music, and fourteen soldiers who
had been in the army, preceded by four
teen little girls, appropriately dressed,
bearing baskets Of wreaths and flowers
and Immediately in the rear Of these. cit
liens generally, marched to the NJ. L.
Church, where the services were com
menced with singing beautiful ode by
the Staunton choir, then prayer by Rev
Mr., Brooks of the NJ. Z, Church, and sing
ing again by the choir. Rev. Mr.. Br' oks
then delivered very excellent address
pertinent to the occasion. The address
was brief but it contained mary thoughts
that were worth treasuring up and that
were full of true patriotism. After the ad.
DIRE. another song was sung by the choir,
after which the audience proceeded to the
cemetery, and the graves of our honored
departed soldiers were handsomely deco
rated with flowers by the little girls. The
exercises and the whole of the ceremonies
of the occasion were interesting and of a
character that bespoke the heartfelt grdt
itude und respect of the audience for the
noble brave men who sacriised their lives
for the perpetuation of this free Govern
ment.
There was very good attendance, and
after the decoration services were con
cuded, and Il friendly uniting together of
ucghbors and friends for few minutes,
all returned TO their homes with hearts
that Will never fail to honor and cherish
the memory ofall the gallant men who at
their counlry's call rallied round our old
national flag, and offered their lives, il
need be, to bear that flag triumphantly
over the heads of its enemies, who sought
TO tear it down and disgracefully tramlple
it under their feet at any period of our ma
tiontl existence.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NlNUlNNATl. Jane D, 1911
BEEF OATTLE.-Witha q smaller sup.
ply during the week the Larket has ruled
frmer and closes strong, with all sold at
an advance Of 25@50c. per GENITAL on the
higher grades. We quote extra shipping
cattle at 81 2567 IS; prime butchers
stock at S650@7 90; medium do at IS 25
@6 90, and inferior at $4 0O@4 so per
GENITAL, live weight.
SHEEP.-The market has been dull all
the week at a decline Of soc, per GENITAL,
and to-day, with an over.stock, the mar
ket was duh at SO 0o@4 50 per GENITAL, live
weight, for common to prime. Lambs are
steady at 50 00@4 90 per head.
HOGS.-The market has been easier all
the week under a liberal supply and mod
crate demand. To day the market closes
dull, but nearly all were sold Prices are
Io@25e. lower, light to heavy averages
selling at ss 25@9 90 gross, with a few
extra at 50 Is.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
Decoration at New Holland,

New HOLLAND, o., May 30, 10.
EDEToRs HERALD:
According to previous notice, those who
felt interested, met at the NJ. E. Church,
New Holland, o., to pay that tribute of
respect due to our brave boys monuments
who fell in defence of the best Government
ever known.
At about one o'clock the multitude be-
gan to gather and soon our large church
and a part of the church yard was filled.
A very able and appropriate address was
made by Rey. W. W. Martin. After the
address and appropriate singing, N. R.
Timmons, Marshal of the day, and bis as
sstants formed the line of march in good
order, and proceeded to the Boggs Gene
terry, where the ladies performed the SOL
emn task of strewing flowers on the graves
of our country S noble defenders. Anap-
proprinte dirge was then sung and the
benediction pronounced.
This generation will have to pass away,
at least. before those honored braves Will
be forgotten Methinks generations yet
unborn will rise up aud call them blessed.
q. W COOLEY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
SHERlFFS SALE.

Andrew y Rodgers Plaintiff, against JOHN
] w. Long, Simon Snyder and John NJ Keller
defendants.
Vendi ENponas
BY virtue ofa writ of Execution issued in
the above stated case from the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Fayette county Ohio to me di-
reCted, and in pursuance Of the command
thereof, will expose and offer for sale at
public auction nc the door Of the Court House
in the town of Washington, in said county. on
Monday, the 18th day of June. A. d. 1910. at
one O'Clock p Nj. of said day, the following
lands and tenements described, being all the
following real estate to-wit, situated in the
county OF Fayette, and state of Ohio, and on
the waters of Sugar Creek, being part of
Henry Massie's survey No. S0S, and bounded
and described rs follows:
Beginning at a stake in the center of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road, and south Invest corner to John Bryan,
and northeast cofner of Jacob L. Mark -
Thence with Marks line and the line of .Jo-
seph Bryan's, Is deg 45 min east 90 Is polts to
a stake in the pike, and corner to Joseph Bry-
an; thence running with the middle of the
pike north rs deg east 2l 50 poles to \ stake at
the west end Of the bridge, corner to James
Bush; thence with his line north deg east
2S 40 poles to a stake in said Rail Road; thence
with said railroad south II tleg west 3Q so
poles to the beginning. containing 4 acres
more or less. Said premises being levied up
on under and by virtue Of writ Of Execution
found against John w. Long, Simon Snyder
and John Nj. Keller in favor Of Andrew Y.
Rodgers
Appraised at S2.500 co.
Terms of sale cash.
CONRAD GARIS. Sheriff
OF Fayette County, Ohio.
Mills GARDNER, ATTY for PlG
May l2, 1870. 25w5 prfs12
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
To The Public.

The undersigned having long known
and employed Prof. W. II. Caldwell,
takes this method of recommending him
as competent, faithful and successful
tsacher. To say that he is honest and
moral, would simply be asserting a tru-
ism. This card was not solicited, but
presented for services faithfully rendered
and as an appreeiat ion of modest worth
and real merit j. W OLDHAM,
Sen. Member of the firm of Oldham, Howe
& Soudcr.
Middleport, May 9th 1870.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

CoRREcTIoN. - In the HERALD of last
week, it was enormously stated that the
amputation of the leg Of John Conway
who unfortunately fell from the cars at
Clinton Station, last week, was performed
by Drs. Coffman, Saxtan, Goldsberry and
Wilson, whereas the operation was per
formed by DR. Wilson, physician to the
county Infrmary } assisted by Dr. Colds,
berry, his partner, and Drs. Coffman and
Saxton. The trustees of the township
took charge of the unfortunate young man,
and gave the case into the hands of the
physician for the lnfrmary The opera
ton was successfully performed. At this
writing, the 9th day since the operation,
the patient is doing we'll.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

TENPERANcE.-As we have eight divi-
sons of Sons of Temperance in Fayette
county, and a prosperous lodge of Good
Templsrs in Washington, we invite each
Temperance organization in the county to
elect two delegates to meet in the NJ. E.
Church, at Washington, on the 18th day
of this month, (June> at . o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of discussing the follow
ing questions, viz:
l. viii we have County Temperance
Convention.
9. Where will we hold it.
3. When will wehave it.
DAVID SMITH,
JouN W. ELLIOT.
JACOB KNEDLER,
and others
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

S-afSorHER TURNplKE.-A petition is in
circulation and being pretty literally
signed, asking for free turnpike, from
the line of the corporation of this town to
Waterloo. 1t is in contemplation to re-
gravel the Columbus pike out to the COW
cred bridge,--three miles--and from that
point to run the pike on the Waterloo
road. A good road is much needed on
this line; it runs through and opens up
its eastern termini into as rich and beau
tiful section of country ms there is in
our county. This road would give to
those beautiful and rich Deer Greek farms,
connection with the center of the county
by a good road.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
Notice to Whom it May Concern.

The undersigned has taken up one sor
rel mare colt, two years old one yearling
grey horse colt, and one yearling sorrel
horse colt, which were found running at
large upon the premises of the subscriber.
The owner or owners ofsaid animals (who
are unknown to the subscriber) can have
the same by paying charges and damages
by calling on me in Washington.