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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

ton now going on. A vigorous
effort is being made by the best cit
izens Of all parties to secure the
election Of the reform ticket, put
in nomination here few evenings
ago. The American citizens of
African decent are showing them
good sense, and their appreciation
of the elective franchise by voting
against the corruptionists. "W,"
t-% - 4-----a- -
Columbus City Election.
The correspondent of the Gin
einnati Gazette says;
The election passed off very
quietly, not one fight having oc-
cured at any one of the polls
The full negro vote was polled at
an early hour. The notorious
Eeghth Ward, which has hereto
fore made SO much trouble on elec-
tion day, was to-day one Of the
most quiet and most orderly polls
in the city. This is the ward
where, two years age, some of the
most prominent Republicans were
so terribly beaten because they at
tempted to rescue an old coIored
man from the bards of an infuriat-
ed mob. The ward has a strong
Irish and negro population, who
have heretofore managed to settle
most of their disturbances on cleo
ton days. Long before the polls
in this ward were opened the col
ored people gathered in large num-
bers, and as soon as the polls were
opened elected John Rouey, one of
their own number, as clerk No
objection was mads by the white
people present, and tile colored
man was installed, much to the
satisfaction Of his friends. In all
of the wards the best Of feeling
prevailed. The full colored vote
was polled without trouble. The
most bitter Democratic partisans
courtcd the colored element, but
were unsuccessful in obtaining their
votes, except in perhaps a dozen
instances. This fact demonstrates
the perfection Of their organization.
The returns are about all in, and
are Of such character as to be very
cheering The Republicans have
elected six out Of nine Councilmen;
which will make the Council strong
ly Republican. The great fight
has been on Trustees of the Water
Works. The Republicans had no
candidates for these three positions
in the field, and 50 voted solid forI
the independent ticket, as did many
of the better class OF Democrats. -
Messrs. Moneypenny and Ambos,
OF the Independent ticket, are elect
ed by handsome mojorties -
Nevins, ofthe regular Democratic
ticket, is also elected by a small
majority. The Republicans are
very jubilant tonight, and are en-
Toying their hard carned victory,
for it is surely great victory iorI
them
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

The Indianapolis Agricultural,
Mechanical aud Horticultural As
sociation intend to hold q fair,
in opposition to the State Fair, the
first week in September They
offer twelve thousand dollars in
premiums, one Of one thousand
dollars TO tho fastest trotting
horse.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

The ELECTION IN CINCINNATI
The Gazette of Tuesday morning
says:
The entire Republican city ticket
was elected. The Republicans al
so have a majority Of both the AL
derman and City Council The
Bible party have a majority in the
School Board Of 4.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
PLANTATION BITTERS.
8. T.--IS0O-X.

This wonderful vegetable resto-
rative is the sheet anchor Of the.
feeble and debilitated. AS tonic
and cordial for the aged and Ian.
guid, it has no equal among stom-
achics. AS a remedy for the ner-
vous weakness to which women are
especially subject, tits superseding
every other stimulant. In all eli
mates, tropical, temperate or trigld,
it acts as a specific in every species
of disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by all
druggists Ions
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

- Mr.. Parton, the author of
Win the Coming Man Smoke y Is
said to be writing an article for the
Atlantic Comic Monthly, entitled,
"Will the Coming man joke y''
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

FAYETTE COUNTY S,
l, n, A. ROBINSON Cashier Of the First Ma
tlonal Bank Of Washington Ohio, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best Ofmy knowledge and belief
II. A. ROBINSON, Cashier.
fDANIEL MCLEAN,
Correct: Attest, }ALLEN HEGLER,
tF H. NITrERHOusE,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
3ist day of March, 1870
j. r. ROBINSON, Notary Public.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
STATE S.
Internal R evenue!
ASSESSORS OFFICE 9Th DIST, O.,
o.
March 80, 1870.

ATOTICE is hereby given that will hear
N and dDtermine, al my Office, in George
town, 1lrown county, Ohio, until the sOth day
OF April, 1870. all appeals, relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuation, assessment
or enumeration made By the Assistant AS
SCISSORS, and returned by them In the annual
list of 1870
sSAll appeals shall be in writing. and shall
spacify the particular cause, matter or thing;
respecting which decision is requested and
shall, moreover state the ground or principle
OF error complained Of" Z. b. WHITE,
Q0N9 Assessor
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

POAD NOTICE. Notice
IL is hereby given that the Commission
ers Of Fayette county, Ohio, upon the petition
of John Fults and others, for the improvement
by Strengthening, grading and grayeling, the
county roads, on the following line, to witt
Beginning at a point in the jamestown pike,
near where the Palmer Road leaves said pike,
near EnOs YeOman's residence; thence on the
general course of said Palmer ROrd to point
in the road leading from South Plymouth to
the Washington and Wilmington pike near
the residence Of Levi Wright; thence in
north westerly course ON said road to South
Plymouth; thence on the road leading from
South Plymouth to Milldgeville; thence past
the residence of Adam Allen and terminating
at the jamestown turnpike, near where the
Log Getting House" formerly stood. have
appointed viewers and a surveyor to view.
survey and make an estimate of probable
costs Ofmaking said improvement and that
said viewers and surveyor will meet for the
aforesaid purposes at said beginning point, on
Monday the I'd day of May. 1870, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ at which time said viewers will receive
and pass upon claims for damages which may
be made and presented to them according to
law. A. MCCANDLESS,
Auditor Of Fayette County, Ohio.
April I, 1870, IOWA.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07


home.
The apl ropriation bill which is
always the prerequisite to an adj
journment, failed to pass; for
which four Republican members
a q mainly responsible, viz; Brad
bury, Anderson, Williams, Of Jack
SON; and Titus. All of whom
voted against the bill because the
House rctut ed to incorporate into
it an appropriation to pay the Nor
gan raid claims. The Democratid
members saw the breach, and out
of pure cusseduess voted against
the bill, simply to delay an adjourn
mcnt So the legislature is now at
a dead lock. This tomfoolery Of
these four Republican members
will necessarily postpone an adj
journment for at least two weeks
at a heavy expense to the State.
The inevitable Sam Doyle claim
was also endeavored to be thrust
into the appropriation bill, but
failed Recent developments show
that most infamous fraud has
been attempted 10 be perpetrated
upon the State.
ltnOw turns out from an inves
tigation Of the books and papers
in the office of the Auditor Of State
that this claim of Doyle was paid
in full it 1857; receipts for which
are on file in that onice. 1t will be
remembered in 1861 the claim was
presented to the Legislature for an
appropriation to pay it--DoyIcI
it never had been paid,
and at that time $27GI was actually
paid again and rccipted for by
DOYLE in full. TO the last Iegisla
ture Doyle presented bis c.aim
again, and that body passed a joint
resolution for the payment of the
balance, some $1,000 in full, but
made no appropriation. And this
legislature was asked to make un
to that amount forI
that purpose, which led to more
investigation, develop
ing the fact that Doyle has already
been once anil ahalfp0M.
The resolution passed ly thcI
preceding legislature was prompt
" rescinded and the Attorney Gen
oral will be required to bring suit
for the amount oyerpaid.
lnotice that the Supreme Judges
have concluded to accept the priv
iIege granted them by the bill just
passed, relieving them from at
tending the District Courts this
year They will take recess I'M
til tho 2Gth Of this month, and then
meet again and remain in session
1t Columbus during tho balance Of
.he year, This will enable them to
make considerable progress with
their docket, but it will he bad on
Iitigonts in the District courts
What remained Of the past week
after reaching the end Of the ap-
bill has in the House
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
From Delphos.

sseelai Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gsfetle
DFLrHos, O., April 4.
An attempt was made last night
to rob the First National Bank by
blowing the vault aud safe doors
4. After getting insidc the yaull
,e burglars became alarmed and
ed without securing any booty
.here was upwards Of twenty
housand dollars IN the safe. A
sNard Of TWO thousand dollars Is
aered for the burgla.s.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
WHEN ON SCHEDULE TIME

Gss- Bosides the above Trains, there are
irregular Trains, and persons approach.
ing or passing the Rail Road Track should
at all hours Of day and night, be partic
ularly on their guard for themselves and
LIVE STOCK, as to Trains in both diree
tions Any injury inflicted will otherwise
resto on thier own carelessness.
0. ". SHATTUCK, Train Master.
March 81 1870,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07

Prince Pierre is still in Paris,
nd Il Is now said he will go to Bel
.um.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
CLOTHING
AND ALL.
NOTICE!-No Notice

Is e prices. fail
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-07
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

the carload The assortment ot Dry
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
geoaI Adrfrtiss,llsnt5.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR OF IDAHO TERRITORY.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Idaho Territory.
WHEREAs BY law Of the General Congress Of the
United States. approved March ID. lS6v. regulating
elections in the Territories OF Washington and Idaho
for Delegate 10 Congress and such other officers az
to be elected at the same time In said Territory
OF Idaho
Now, therefore. l. Z. j. Curtis Acting Governor OF
the Territory OF Idaho In accordance Wnb the foreg0-
ing provisions of law. proclaim general election on
the first Monday being the sixth day Of June, A. D..
1870 to be held ut the proper places OF voting in all
the counties Of said Territory The several districts
will vote for Delegate TO the Congress OF the United
States. and will elect members OF tho Legislative
Council and members OF the House OF Representa-
tives. as follows
Ada County-One member of the Council for the
term Of four years, and four members OF the House
of Representatives for the term OF two years
Aititras County.-0ne member OF the Council for
the term OF four years, and two members OF the
House OF Representatives for the term OF two years.
boise Couafy-Two members of the Council for
the term OF four years, and eight members OF the
House Of Representatives for the term Of two years
Idaho Connfy.-One member Of the Council for the
term Of four years. and two members OF the House
of Representatives for the term of two years
Lea,hi C0unty.--One member OF the Council for the
term of four years, and member of the House OF
Representatives for the term Of two years.
Neg pevees Conntv.-Two members Of the House OF
Representatives for the term Of two years.
O,eyhee coanfy.-one member OF the Council for
the term OF four years. and one member OF the coun
ell TO MI vacancy eccasioned by the resignation Of
Hon. Francis Y. Ensign for the term of two years.
aud five members Of the House OF Representatives
for the term OF two years.
Oasida Cosnfy-One member OF tho Council for
the term Of four years aud member of the House
OF Representatives for the term OF two years.
ShoShone Cotsnty.-On1 member OF the House o!
Representatives for the term of two years
Ina testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the Territory TO be affixed
Done at Boise City this 9TH day Of May. A. d. 1870
IL. 81 T. J. CURTIS
Secretary aud Acting Governor Idaho Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

L. S. SENATE IN BAD 0poR-The Sacra-
nento Uaion OF May oath contains an article
headed "Ex-Minister John p. Hale" which.
had it been published in a Democratic paper,
would have been by Radicals denounced as
Copperhead abuse OF the shining lights of the
party of great moral ideas" Afser referring
to the former high standing of the Senate, aud
the purity Of the men who years ago wore the
Senatorial toga- it deplores the present dis.
graceful practices uf members of that august
body in accepting brides from railroad and
ether corporations We quote the following
from the article We refer to as expressing the
sentiments not only Of the Democracy but OF
large proportion Of thinking men belonging
TO the Radical party:
The Senate has lost the high caste II once had /,
In full Of bad maseriarnaterial that whether wc re-
gard its talent or It's honor would be better than
second-rats In an average State Legislature, which
has bought its way into that body aud OF cours can
not be expected to hesitate when there Ia opporsu
nifty TO sell Itself for q fortune. In speaking of
great contemporary. Benton paid him wha, waa then
regarded as = high personal compliment. when he
sssid The died poor. as public ought to die. -
This sort Of compliment has lost its force in th.as
days OF political degeneracy and 10 Is regarded
~ tie highest duty Of tho average Senator TO make his
private fortune secure not before bet after he has
obtained his Office. They go into the senate m poor
- beggars and retire In four or six years with hun.
drtds OF thousands but without reputation and with
cut even the desire Of fame There il but one way
70 reform this great vice. aud that IL through the
force OF public opinion. when there IL good reason
70 believe any Senator has proatituted hs ofcc 10
serve master unfriendly To the people, the people
must learn to brand him with infamy and remand
him to private life forever. As long they continue
70 re-elect such disgusting specimens the senate
they should not complain Of the rapid decay Of hon.
or IN that body nor that its members habituay sell
them out for price.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05
IDAHO WORLD.
LOON CREEK.

From Judge Shepherd, who arrived from
Orc Grande ON last Monday, we learn few
items of Loon Creek news.
Three pack trains arrived from Leesbure
during the fore part Of last week--one loaded
with bacon, groceries, &C., one with general
merchandise for Phillips 4 McKnutt-and one
train of from to Ii animals loaded with fresh
Salt Lake eggs, butter and vegetables These
are the last trains that will be able to get
through from Leesburg for several weeks ow-
ing to the high water. He met Kossuth's and
Jacobs trains near Cape Horn, and says that
they probably reached Orc Grande on last
Monday or Tuesday. Smiths body had not
yet been found by the parties searching for it.
At Loon Greek there is no work being done
in the bed of the stream owing to the high wa
ter. Two claims which are opened on the bar
and being worked. are paying well. The
claim on the bar, just below Orc Grande. pays
from one to two ounces to the hand per day
Eve men, two stripping and three shovelng in
the sluces. cleaned up in one day Is ounces.
There is good feed for stock near Orc Grande,
the grass being from eight to ten inches high,
the gardens also look well, the lettuce being
nearly large enough to eat. Judge Shepherd
says that when the water goes down, there
will be employment for four or FIVE hundred
men in addition to those already in the camp
As an evideace that tho country is not alto
gether wilderness, the Judge says that near
Warm Springs, on the Upper Payette, about
SIS miles from Idaho City, near Shepherds
trail, he found an extensive strawberry patch. |
some of the berries being ripe, and that while
he was engaged in lunching on them, it com
nenced showing, though the snow melted as
fast as it fell. He started ON the return trip
last Wednesday. and says that as soon as the
trail gets in better condition, no will run his
express through semi.weekly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

The CRiSEsE BIrIs-We published in q
former issue section of one of the bills which
are now pending in Congress for the repeal OF
the Chinese mining tax In Idaho. In the Sen.
ate section has been added to the BILL 10 pro-
vide for the enforcement Of the bogus Fifteenth
Amendment, which guarantees to Cinnamon
the same civil rights enjoyed by white men.
These bills will become the law of the land but
they will not be passed through both houses
until qfte'' ths elections in Oregeu and Idaho
have taken place Their passage before cleo
ton would materially damage the Radical
party in Oregon. and defeat Williams re-elec
ton to the United States Senate, but as aeon
as the elections are over the bills III be passed
forcing Chisese as well as negro social equal
ny upon the white people Of Oregon and Idaho.
Men belonging to the same party which il en-.
gaged In forcing these revolting measures UPON
On unwilling people are running for Office in
this county, and asking white men to vote for
them Can aay white mon who has any res
pect for hmseIf or fer bis race support such
men for ofscef Men who endorse she admin.
istration ofGrsnt, and who have been foy thre.
years endeavorins to get bib passed through,
Congress tspsevent the people of Idaho from
siecting their Ceanty ofsces, now have the
: cheek" to put themselves up for Office and
Deg the votes OF the very mea they have been
sndeasoring to disfranchise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

CAMPAIGSfxG.--Hons. s. A. Merritt and +.
!. Beatty visited owyhec 10 the early part Of
she week and addressed an enthusiastic meet
iag Of tho citizens Of that county. They re-
turned on last "Wednesday and spoke on Thurs
~ -sisht q Pioneer City, and Friday night at
Censesville. Col. Merritt went 10 Boise City
s'syestep,lay morning to close the campaign IN
Ad~ cnsasy u Boise City last evening lie
win pstsss ts-dsy and address his fellow cifi.
go tesiehe - Idaho CtAY-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

TT Is ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
II Commissioners that General Election be held il
boise county. Idaho Territory. on the
First Monday in june Next,
being the 9th day Of jupe for the purpose OF elect
ing Territorial. County and Precinct ofcers. io-wit
Que Delegate 10 Congress
Tao members Territorial Council
Eight members House of Representatives,
one District Attorney. Second Judicial District,
One sheriff,
one Auditor and Recorder,
one Treasurer,
one Assessor.
ono County CLERK.
One Coroner
one Superintendent, Public schools.
oae County Commissioner, 10 be voted fos by the
voters 81 the 81 District.
One Probate Judge
Tao Justices oi the Peace for each Precinct;
Two ConstAbles for each Precinct.
aud further that the following named Precincts be
aud are hereby established. and that the persons
whose names annexed 10 each act Judges O!
ssid eleeiion and that said election shall be
dncied "a The manner and form prescribed b. law
faaAe Cuy-pons At tho coart Hoase-w. II. Bow
Fsan James sasies. ". u. yantlnr.
I'nt sr~'e~Ai lea. I. Dssis-0eorge Trssaskis.
JoAn AcD,aoosh. stailcy Harris.
BseHs Taaa Bor-Ai John Ranyan's salooa-u
j"nes. H. q. Alien. Hugh Mckinney.
Los' rhaNcf-Ai Toll Gates Chamberlain. John
Wallace. T. u. Lucas
N.sseaals--At ccoper's-frank ceofcr Tenn Dal
iy Daniel itapp. =
CcAaeywals-Ai Mcpe.!is 4 Tsnehsr.-M Ridge. C.
j. Cuiuia!ns 1ohn Merrill
tEaocsvaAe-As Abe johnAcn's- Blake lack BRO.
gan. Abr johnson.
c,aasse c',,t-Ai Geo. Mllier's-oeo Miller. Ihos
Tlctso. Con Heay.
o. J1..1ry C1y-A; Waiihcrnacr Co.'S siore-Iancs
Freeman koascFt 1ack. John Csden.
ipgacr Fayeste-At George Young s-s.eorge Young
&. H. White. J. A. Abbott
STFvs Hu u.str.es Gold Hiii pTecancsl-N. Mara
frsd. TAirn. Moses hempncr.
Hovhs .Shet Rcad~~At naYsdsan's-p L. Mooney l.
Perkins. ". Davidson.
Sguaar Cresl-A re,tingaie 's-8ccrge pcisingale
-- N~sbii i. McQusdc
Fashionable. oahs~E Bnrson. Roa~Yt fagsie. H.
y johnson.
kcsd Woui-john Common. -.
The First SUPERVISOR Dis.ric, commences a: the
mouth of More creek. UP More to Xix creek mp lila
creek Z" Its head. thence ia north east direction to
comnss line. thence along the count. line piave Of
The Second District commences the month Of
Grimes creek. up Grimes to Granite creek. up Gran.
e Ia Ophtr creek. mp OIhir to tie head. thence fol-
owing ia easscfis dirvcilon the divide between
sTiineA creek and Psycttc o the head Of lin creek
AL that portion of Boise County not incinaed in |
hr First aud Second Districts 10 compose The Third
district.
April laws J. II. PILE. Clerk Board ca Com.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-05

TT Is ORDERED By THE BOARD OF COUNT,
Commissioners that a General Election be held il
boise county. Idaho Territory. on the