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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

PROCEEDINGS IN CouRT Common Plea
still in session, and cases ale set for hear
ing up to Wednesday next. Up to thi
time the following cases on the crimina
docket have been disposed Of;
State VS.. John Reed and James W. Pit.
ger, indicted for burglary. Rolle
State va. Simon Brown, indicted for
assault and battery on Jas, d. Gillis.-
Stacken from docket.
State VI John Harley, for assault and
battery on James d. Gillis, Jury trial and
verdict of not guilty,
State vs. Joe. Crawford and Reub White,
for assault and battery on James +. Bo-
yer. Crawford sentenced ten days in Co.
jail on bread and water, and to pay fine
Of $50 and costs White-nolle.
State vs.. Geo, Bnnegar indicted for
selling liquor. Plea of guilty and fine of
$25 and costs.
State VS., Chas. Cary, for B. F. JamisOn.
Reconisance forfeited.
State VS.. Joe Simms, indicted for as.
sault and battery on JAS D. Gillis. Re-
constance forfeited, Respite till next
term.
State VS.. Robert Mccartney for assault
and battery upon Jas. D ellis, jury trial,
found guilty and fined $1,000 and costs
of prosecution.
State VS.. James Smith on an indictment
for assault and battery upon Jas. D, ellis,
colorcd, plead guilty, fined $4,000 and
costs ofprosecution,
State VS.. Jas, D. Gillis, for riot, strick.
an from the docket.
Two indictments VS.. Milan Burk, for
selling intoxicating liquors, plead guilty |
IN both CAGES, Burk had been fined be.
lore for a similar offense, and the Judge
n consideration of Burks promise that
ne would not commit another oifense of
his kind nor permit it to be committed on
lis premises, said he would not sentence
lin to Jail and assessed fine upon him
II S5O,0 and costs of prosecution in each
,ase
State VS., John Kern for an assault on
he person of Josiah Jenkins, "a boy) jury
rial, found guilty and for the same Of
ense on V. Lanum, "a boy, at the same
ime, plead guilty, fined $500 and coats
f prosecution in each case.
Several assault and battery cases, and
eVerRl liquor cases were continued.
In the case Of G. Gamble VS.. Jas Harper,
administrator of the estate of Chas. Nc.
)rea, the jury rendered verdict in favor
f defendant. This was an action to OBJ.
lin judgment for 800 claimed by Gamble
s due on a piece of land sold to McCrea {
uFiDp his lifetime the daad for which [
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE filed in tn
office of the County Recorder since ou
last report:
R. Hixon to L, and S. Royer, Is acres il
Wayne tip 1916.
G. s. Fullerton to VIM. Pinkerton, Il
acres in Paint tp-$l ,397,75.
M. B, Wright to VIM @. Benson, q
poles in Jefferson tp-$7OO.
j. M johnson to j. NJ. and I. N. Bon
ham, 9 acres in Wayne tp-S6OO
W. Kuhl to A Nobbergal, 80 acres in
Wayne tp-$l ,44l.4l,
j. Kuhl to j, L, Owens, 81 acres in
Wayne $3,66O57.
M. V. Rawlings to B. Brown, lot 10
Washington-$l,3 300
E. B. Allen to Adam Allen, SO acres in
Jefferson tp--$3 ,25O,92
X. D. Anderson to U. and W, Wilson,
lot in Washington-S5OO.
]. Coil to j. B. McCord 25 acres in I'm
ion tp-$l $50,
j, F. Thompson to j B. Murry, 1903
acres in Jasper tp-$6.776.
l., Anders to D. Pavey, 65 acres in Per-
ry tp-$3,9 ,9O5l2.
P Wendell to o. Grubbs, lot in Wash
ington-$625.
G. Kinsor to j. W. Tracy, 50 acres in
Green tp-$5,74l.44,
O. Garris (Sheriff) to Hamilton d Dahl,
house and lot in Washington-$6,7O0.
Fl. 7. Doster to Isaac Rife, 3 acres in
Perry tp-$50O.
S. Greenlee toJ. H. Hays, 22l acres in
Marion tp-Sl6,55524.
E B. Allen to T. Ellis, SO acres in JEFF
ferson tp-$2,275,5O.
E, B. Allen to G, W, Allen, SO acres in
Jefferson tp--$2,252.I5.
M, Pavey to M, Draper, 100 acres in
Union tp-$8, 500.
M, Draper to E. Henkle, so acres in I'm
on tp-7,965
T.F' Amerman to Rachel Myers, house
md lot in Bloomingburg-$l8QO
W. Fl. Blakemore to j B. O'Donohue,
house and lot in Washington-$3,0CO,
j. Little to W. D. Miller, 20 acres in
efferson tp--$l 200.
l. O VanDeman to J. Morgan, house
nd lot in Washington--$35O.
B. o'Donohue to j. Myers, house and
OF in Washington--$7OO.
W, Taner to R. S, Jones, 10 acres in
'erry tp--S5O0.
r, j. Treman to Anderson and Perry
Ouse and lotln Washington--$650,
B. N. Wendell to e. Wendell, lots in
Vashington4-$J00.
&. Wendelto M, Wendell, lots in Wash.
lgton--$30O,
j. Coons to ]. Coons, 2Ol acres in Jas
er tp--$300
p Lowery toJ Allen, 90 acres in JEFF =
rson tp-$I ,O2l r
P. Lowery toJ. s, Sanderssn, 80 acres '
Jefferson tp--Sl ,G54. Z
j, Bybee to N Bryant, acres in Wayne n
$3.50 a
S. Lowery to j. Edge, 10 acres in JEFF i
rson tp--S637. I
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03
How often she cried:
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S 1870
BEEF CATTLE.-The total recent of cat
tie for the week were 294 to-day 100 The
quality is better making rather stronger
prices but ne improvement in the market
1t closes worse than last week the final sales
being &c lower, and some lots were left The
best 81 state cattle. strong s cwt brought 15a
l7l9c: 81 fair TO fat 7 cwt Ohio 14G17e: 100
Illinois 6i5 cwt 14615c; car little cwt. In
diana, f26c; 40 Canadas 81 cwt t9e: lis Mis-.
souri,, 81 cwt, 14Kc Canada cattle increase
in numbers as gold declines There were
nearly 500 Canadas to-day and no Texans.
sHEEP-Count 81 $40 far the week. and 4s
cars fresh and Of stale to-day Trade was
rather slow and thin lots were lower. or 6aSc
was the range with car ID. Canadas at
ac; cars Michigan 9s lbs. Shc; car 20 lb
State Sc; car So III Ohio &C a car S. lbs 6isc;
a car 63 lbs Sc. Several cars remain unsold
q night
HOGS-Are quoted at 0Jfc Total receipts
for the week 12 $50 to-day 81 cars, and fhe
market is slow scarcely anv selling alive
Dressed vary from 10 TO 12Izc: the lightest
bringing the most money Verv few Western
dressed arriving they are worth 11K to 1lkc |
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

49, Four brothers in Massillon
weigh 1,2l7 pounds, and average
feet y inches in height,
david M, Adams and his wife
got drink in Pittsburg a few days
ago, She fell in the fire and he,
too drunk to get her out, let her lie
there and roast.
- One Of the Trustees of the
Ohio Institute, for the deaf and
dumb, now about seventy years Of
age, boasts Of a son a week old, his
first and only child.
-- The kidneys Of a beef lately
slaughtered in Circleyille, contain.
ell 48 pounds Of fat.
The distiIorly at Wayerly closed
the first Of this month.
Two fine English Stations
shipped from Liverpool on the 2Oth
of January, for John Reber, of
Lancaster, died on the way. Mr.
R. has ordered two others in their
places.
- Woman suffrage meeting in
Wilmington Tuesday evening.
- Gov. Hays has ordered a spe. |
oial election on the first Of April to
fill the vacancy in the Toledo dis
-rict caused by the death Of Thur
nan II. Hoag.
- We are reliably informed that
he congregation of one ofthe prin.
'ipal churches in Urbana, O., were
awakened (or shocked)
" the stirring peals Of the pipe or.
,an playing "Shoo Fly, Don't Bod.
Ter Me-" while retiring from the
hurch on last Sunday evening.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

FINE SrooK TO BRE ED FRoM.-Mr Jo-
seph Browning of Jefferson township, in
this county, has some of the finest Hogs
Of the McGee and Birkshire Cross to breed
from that there is in the county. He sold
to Gust Kirk his last April pigs of this
breed which averaged 364 lbs. dis choice
ones he sold for breeding stock, two Of
which would probably weigh 400 lbs.
each. If culled pigs weigh 364 lbs,
would first choice make hogs2 Mr. B. has
and will continue to keep of this kind Of
stock a supply with which to furnish buy.
ers. Also stock Of fine sheep.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.


BEEF CATTLE
We quote extra shipping cattle Mt 81 00G
7 50; prime butchers stock at Sc O0a6 80: me-
dium do at S. 00@5 30, and inferior at S4 O18
4 rs per GENITAL. live weight
SHEEP-The supply was large the first Of
the week and the market shade easier To-
day there were few offered and all sold read
lily at $40086 90 per GENITAL for common to
prime.
HOGS-The market has been dun all the
week, but prices were well sustained until to-
day. when there was less disposition to huy,
and the market closes heavy at IS O0dA 90
gross for light to heavy averages A few eX-
ira sold at 50 25Gl9 10, bat would not bring
these figures at the close.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

CHiLDREN's MEETING - The monthly
meeting of the Sunday Schools of Wash.
ington will meet in the NJ. e. Church next
Sabbath at 81 O'Clock. P. NJ. The fol-
lowing is theprOgranme of exercises:
LIST. singing I'd, prayer; Sd, reading
minutes and reports Of the schools; 4th ,
singing; 5th, essay ay,--MosEs, willard B,
Carpenters 6th, singing 7th, essay
JoAB,--Willis Pine; Sth, singingi 9th,
essay --REFoRMATIoN,--Theodore Parvin;
lOth' singing; llth, miscellaneous; 18th,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

Don't send job Printing away from
Home when you can have it printed in as
good style and at as low prices in the HER
AID Office. See our specimens and prices.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

The firm ofSheierman & Reife has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Refe re.
firing from the firm. The books of the
firm are in the hands of Peter Sheierman
with whom settlement must be made
Peter Sheierman Will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, and requests the
public to call and see him.
N. B.--No Ale or Liquor sold.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

Wanting any kind of Job Printing, such
as Bill-heads,
Letter heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Business Cards,
Circulars,
or anything in the Job Printing line, need
go no farther than the HIRAM Office to
have it executed in the best styles at low
est rates. Call and see specimens and pri.
oes. If
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03
Ahdavits.
THE STATE OF ONO,
Fayette CountvG '0'

Before me, Z. W. Heagler, a Justice Of
the Pence in and for the said county, per-
sonally came Mrs, Elizabeth Upp, who be-
ing first duly sworn, according to law,
deposeth and says that about five years
ago IN a conversation | had with Ella
Pow ell, a girl who was at that time living
with Elijah johnson, in Fayette county
Ohio, she (said Ella Powell, J told me that
one Jeremiah Shelton wanted her, Ella
Powell,) to steal her clothes out and he
would send boy and take the clothes to
his, SheltOn's house. and that he wanted
her to live with him; that she, Ella, was
pretty; that he, Shelton, liked her, ask
ed her why she did not go She answered
thatshe would mol leave Pa tmeaning Mr..
Johnson) to go any where And aifiant
further says that said statements were
voluntarily made by said Ella Powell,
without the solicitation Of any one, and
without any threats or promises of any
kind whateYer. her
ELIZABETH X UPP,
mark
Signed in my presence and sworn to be.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03
FLETCHER SELLS,
J.. W. DAVIS,
EDWARD WRIGHT,

For Wilson's Plow, above mentioned,
and also Wilson's Steel-thooth Sod Har-
row, call at Greene & Green's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03
ELIZABETH X UPP.
mark
Signed in my presence and sworn to be-.
fore me this 10th day of February, 1870
z W HEAGLER, j. P
Fayette County, Ohio,
THE STATE OF Ono,
Fayette County, 3d.

Hannah Miller and Mary Acton, of law
full age, being first duly sworn by me ac
cording to law, deposeth and saith that
some time during the month of February
A. u. 1869, that Ella Powell, in CONVEX
sation had with them, stated to them, at
said time, that her youngest child was
jeremiah Shelton's; that she voluntarily
made said statement to us without fear Of
punishment or promise of reward Said
afiiants further state they have been well
acquitted with Elijah johnson for twenty
years past, and that he, during said peri
cd, always bore the reputation of being
yirtuous and upright man her
HANNAH X MILLER,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day of February, A. D 1870.
SMITH RANKIN, j. P.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-03-03

Rag All calls for professional services
promptly attended to. nov25 $50 1*tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
THE LATEST.
POSITION, OF MCMAHON. l. #['] \,
The Prussians Moving to
T4BtHtSee al~1' ~1'1n0}|
A Great Battle not far off.

: BRUSSELS, August 90.
: The PruSsians are making o flank move
lnent on Mcmahon the same as they did
n Bazaino. This Is the situation Of both
armies. McA[ahOn as'T told you already
occupies u line from Rethsel. to Stenay
leaning on Mezierss, Sedan and Mont
medy, with the BelgiGn boundary behind,
The Prusslans were marching on to Paris
having deployed from SteneY to Trois.
They have changed their direction and
instead of going west they are
going north. Their troops around
Trois went in the direction Of Romilly,
those around Chalons in that, Ot Suippc,
Those which, were between Stenay and
Varcnncs in tho direction Of Rethel, by
by Grand Pic and Y ouzicrs, while o astrong
force Is at Dun observing the left Of Nc
.Mahomat Stenay. Meanwhile, strong Prus'
sian columns are advancing from Lunci
viIls &nd Jolnyille to St. Desier, where
the headquarters Of King William were
Yesterday Tie manifest intention Of tue
PrussIGns Is 70 destroy Mcmahon as they
destroyed Bazaine, and then turn their at
tentionat6 Paris: Agreat battle will Ger
tainly be fought before many days be
tween Rethel and Montmcdy. Do moi
believe in the dispatches from Rethel this
morning saying thht McAIahOh and Ba'
Zaine are In communication. '''-'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

TUE Republican meeting ut New Creek
Bqpqs, Be- III 3l$S3s5eJsh ie 'isFaSyt sported
in tho New Creek Gazette. He reviewed
D"Gov." JACOBS Moorellcld speech and ex-
posed many of its falIacies and misrepre-
sentations. rFprskapplS Nt. 4GoB saitl
It cost the Government one dollar to col
Ilect one of internal revenue. He doubt
less meant it cost one to collect two, as
otherwise II wouldn't realize anything at
all. Senator BoREMAN showed by official
reu6fts tllal II, t,eoat justSfpupeepts to s6l1
ledt q d6ildt aild.but b Gent. .b colleet .
dollar of customs. In just about this way
he went through all Mr.. JACOBS financial
statements and didn't leayeithe gentleman
an inch Of ground to stand on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
The Real Expenses Of the Govern
~ VII g. PPigaE. y I I 9 =

The ordinary expenses OF the govern
ment Tor civil and miscellaneous purposes
Are officially reported at $5St647, COS 90,
whilcithe ExtraordInaryS iorIthose ttallea
for by the interest on public debt. pen
siOns, Indians, war and navy, are $2S9,.
955,8SS G9. This shows the aDsurdt!y Of
the charges of ofcxtravagancc raised against
Ahe present administration, and that the
real expenses Of administering the govern
ment has scarcely increased at all. For
thS extra eSpehdtdre5, Presidcpt Grant
Is in no way chdrgeable; They have
grown out Of causes that hG had large
hand in suppressipg, but not any in Great
ing The Dem oCfaCy know better, or
b1ght to, who caused these vast addition.
ii outgoes, than any one else; and have
only to look attheir own acts for full ex'
ppSIcsa pattF q little lesB thaH infamous
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
Tur Rlut.ler is a good deal exasperated

THE Register is good deal exaspcrated
over the break down Of its scheme 70
have ., uuE,bpr OIL registrars indicted b !
til ! BS&slS E564 SClar3sbdTg !Tle
Registers poor ItoOls who have been en-
gagged in this pitilul business may find the
boot on the other leg before tAey fget
through. Several persons have been false.
1y imprisoned, and it is possible they may
feel like, making somebody .pay, for
it, Mbrs%r4 several pcrsOnS, in iheiS Ut
Temps to fntimidatc the registrars Into
a non.pcrformance Of their duty under the
State law, may feel the other edge Of the
enforcement" sword before they are able
to let goit. Several Democratic newspa-
pers that we could name have gone about
as fur in this work Of intimidation Us the
2Oth section permits, while numerous, IN:
dividuals have certainly gOhetfurthGK Tt
is possible they my find something:m9 g !
in this business than they thought before
the game is played entirely out.
We feel almost like sympathlzipg with
our ,pagADqf jim his jssore diSSprolItheht
over the Federal Court, That court was
looked to as a sort of Moses to lead the
forloru Democracy out okthe 'Wiltcrhess;
but it proves much fairer and more dig
nifcd tribunal tIlun it was presumed 9be
by those who expected to use it to do the
dirty partisan work2 dem6nded Shy tho
Democratic managers apd It's Democratic
admirers are neither 50 many nor so
warm in their laudatlons as they were Q
few weeks ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
Chicago Market.
CHrcAao, August

F1ouR-Dull at 81 SoSS 90 for spring extra. ..
GRAIN-Falrly active at 81 1901 y for new
No. /, and 81 1IX0l 10 for No. 2 dOin store
81 Ol@t OF for old, and 81 l101 19H fol, new No
afternoon The market was irregular at 81 00'f@
j Oi, seller September. Corn lower; closing a.
G6XC, cash, for No. 2; this Afternoon the market
was dull at G7N674c, seller September. Oats
X01c higher, closing at S7H@SSe' for fresh r.
BARLEY faifly active, closing ut 81 II for No. 2,
HI6HwMEs- -opened dnll;5 and closed Arm at
" PROvrstoNs-QuiCt @ and unchanged. ,I'.'
HoGs-ActIYe and steady at 50 000lO g0 FOL
pigs to choice smooth.
/, CATTLE-S3 0SlBS 25 fer common Tenn 10
choice smooth shipping steers. r. N.. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
New York Cattle, Market.
NEW YonK. August %.

----- - -" INV LVNIHi AVEU56"V'
BEEyEs-Foot up 9,2SS head for tho week, or
moro than was evei known before. Among them
were $3.50 Illinois, 1000 Kentucky, $50 ohio, and
i5O New York. N. Morris sent I, ,760. For the
week more than one.half were Texas cattle, For
AZ WeahayKen, 69 Gt COinmuninpaW, and at Wal
ling $500 head. Trade is good for fat stock at
lG616Xc, very fcw pick at tic, faIr at ibc, Texas
at S6lSc. SO many Texas cattle keep the market
down 10 14c. Some cattle were unsold tonight
There Is no change In prices, but they so slowly
at A0Kc decline. ~. r.r.
SHEEP-For the week therc were 32,40O head;
for to-day 10000, all the stock selling; sheep at
4k1BXc; lambs 169Hc-few extras at 9bci
cars poor Ohio sheep, 70 lbs, sold OF 61c. -.
Hods-COunt lO.90O for the week, and 4, $50 for
to-day: sales at l2H0l2Ac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30
WASHINGTON.
Activity in the Navy Yards.
'Ja WASHINGTON August 90, 1870

i WABIIlNuEONp Au6uSb ~ 49,
\ Great activity prevails at ali the Navy
Yards. At Boston the Wabash, Iicond-
crpgO and Nipgara arc thoroughly over
hauling and, repairing. At Portsmouth,
the Narragansett will soon be furnished
with new set Of machinery, and the
Wyoming and AIonongahela will soOn be
PLACED upon the docks, at New York,
New machinery and boilers will soon be
put in the WIchusette, Chawmutt, Min;
ilcs0ta and Tennessee; and other needed
repairs done, at Philadelphia, and the
Powhattan and IriquoiS arc thoroughly
overhauling, while a complete set Of ma
Cliinery and boilers will be placed In the
Quinnebaugh at the above yard:.
! Tho officers OF tie State associations
hero whose elections come of In October,
have made arrangements with the rail-
roads running from this city whereby the
clerks may be got home to vote by pay.
ing halE.iare. iiY sEn.! cLt. s7H,.r,E
\ Acting Commissioner Douglas hos de-
cided that the tax. on gas companies has
not been repealed and they are entitled
10 ClGrge'to consumers. He also refuses
10 suspend the collection Of thespecial tax
against pork packers, ,l.I,, mal. no.
I. In consequence Of the large amount Of
warrants drawn on the Treasury during
1.-The current month on account OF the
quarterly pensions, It Is likely that the
forthcoming debt statement will not show
as large a decrease as the previous month
by $4,000, 900. Eis- ~. '. .'..
: Mr.. Stephens has been appointed Store
kccper of tho Cincinnati custom house.
The resignation Of Jonathan Biggs, AS.
sessor of tho 11th Illinois District, has
been accented. Nau ..'i 9 0t
From present indications the tax real
lied from fruit distillation will be double
that Of last year The appointment Of q
lNice Admiral will probably be made this
week. MIN '.lLHi3 'f'i ": '"' ~