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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

In the Treatment of Diseases Incident to Females
mas placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all phys icians
making such practice a speciality, and enable $
him TO guarantee speedy and permanent care
in the worst cases Of SsPpresssss aud all other
Menstrual Derange~sass. from ~Aasersr easse.
All letters for advice must contain o. Once No.
9ESDioorr STREET. Boston.
y. B.-Board furnished tn those desiring to ~.
main under treatment.
Boston. Jaly. is5I.-sp notyr
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Non Resident Taxes.

1hs foLLoWiNG LIST OF TAXES on real e..
! ltc, OF non-resldent owners IN the town n,
Ellen ior the year 1870. IN bill. commit Ell In
Leonard Mcfarland, Collector Of SAID Town on
she I'm Jay OF June, 1870. mas been returned by
VI June istl, by MS certificate UI that dals AMI
no" remain unpaId, and noLee is hereby .tyrn
lha' II the sSid taxes, interest and charges arr
NOT pad into the Treasury OF said town within
eighteen months from the date OF the Commitment,
" sAa otlls, so MI Oh Of the real estate taxed A,
WIZ bc sunlctent 10 pay the amount due th.r,far
ihsiudIhs interest add charges wIll without mr.
lAer notice be sold at Public Auction AZ / /
Thomas store Ia said town, on the eleventh law
OF ecmb-r, ISL, 1t O'Clock IN IN, aft,yn,,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

H. seaweed Tonic, con Junction with the Pm. hey
rasAt@s and assilnate- with The fcod Chs e .t!a I,
nov Progressing without i;s prev D.estHn
bSeoAes painless, and tie a. AaHi
There Is no more hAui~nes the ST
mach. An appetite
Sow comes the greatest BL-s Purifier ever VT vrt
by TN iuduase1i father 10 suffering sshensk ir
monte syrup comes IN - PERFORM its f1nc,ias and L,
hasten aud eonPsts the IL entsrI at once mon "A,
wofk Nature cannot be aieL II collects and rttu.
TIE impaired and dsrasei portions Of the lungs IN The
fofn Of gatherings IL prepares them for expectorat
and 10 In Asery shert time the malay Vanaui.h,
TIE rotten throse that u ocup. Is renovated and m a..
hs~ and the patient Ia all Tie dignity rrsanei yia,r
rePs torth 10 enjoy the manhood wpnAat1d at a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Notice

0iCksD 1T in Frcnchmans Bay. between otter
= Greek aud Bakers Island, 10 ID. PORi,lE
NET and mooriux attached. Buoys marked.
the owner ean have the same by proving proper
~ aad paying charges.
ALEXANDER BLAKE
Mt Desert, August 10. ia7l. swB
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Republican Caucus.

THF REPUBLICANS Of this City requested
] TO meet On Friday evening a. Hancock Han.
Al O'clock, 10 select candidate for Hepr~s
tive tn The Legislature, and to astsBd 10 any other
bnsIness that NAV come before them.
JOHN u. HOPKINS.
III. THOMAS.
Ellsworth sent. S. ISL. lw8
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Lost.

0tTwEE> MAIN STREET and Mr.. klbri'ixc
. horrson's. probably on either Franklin street
or Water Street SILVER Haastng Case
" aslh with " e. marked on the back and
without guard or chain. The finder will ~ -ait-
ably .rr'esi by leaving the same with Mr..
JoHS BRiSaER at the Post Onic-,
ANNIE @. BATCHELnER-
Ensw orth sept. ., I-7I swG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Jordan's Bitters.

II ANISG EXAMINED the formula from which
n NJ HESKr a. JoRDAS's Bltsrs arr com
pounded, We cordially recommend them a r..
Liable Alternative and Isnic medicine jas. II
I b amoerlsn. Arno Wisweli. Sew all Tcnnsy. pr. l.
Hodskias, DR.. II. Harding. Seth ti.l.lc,
NonTps ioang, X y Campbell, II. &. Jordan
Moor. john DIaaA, = " nItcousD p
AaAtIn, LabGd fo.tcr. Jw5.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

1Hl> Is To GiVt NOTICE. that OF tn. l7tn Ia Y
August, A. ID 1871. 4 warrant In R.zkrut l.
q was nsuel against the Estate Of William +
sherman, Of baeSsport, in lh- County OF Ham
COCK aud stale OF Maine who Individually and
a. meant Der OF the arm Of John Il. sherman 4 % .
aiea Aug. IIh ISL has been a.ijuhxed A BAnk.
IuP' on his own Petition. that the PAYMENT Of
any lebts and delivery of any property b. am
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prov. Their
debts. and choose one more assignee, Of nh,
h-ate Will oe held NJ D Court OF Bankruutc, 10
DC hoidch at The Bankrupt Court Room ln Har.
soF' before Charles iamlin, Esq Register. on
the socond day OF October A. b. lsl NJ trn
O'Clock A. If. ~ Us,b
Deputy L. ) Marshal, a. Me.srny,,
August 10, ISL go
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Farm for Sale.

.a THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
,vW his ~el-Sno~n farm, situated In Ili.
i',lA worth on the Bangor road. nile4 nom
Ellsworth village, and four from the FALLS VILLA re
sad farm con aiu- one hundr-d and any srr-s or
lind. tvcsty i've uhdcr cultivation, thirteen tn
pasture, balance In Wool and timber land Th~rr
10 a large meadow That cuts eight tons Of hay but
with a sman outlay Il could be male To rnt turn
~. some portions ut tbis tnrido~ il now well
into cranberry vines. Tue house IL large two.
story one. with an l. iorty ieet long. with hall
IN the second story whols length. Wood she'd
AMI Carriage house. Two siables, one soI3a and
one -sA3o Two we'll. OF waite. AlGo = young
orcnhrd OF choice apple trees. Just beginning to
bear The situation is suitable for a Tavern stand
and - dc.tfah'c every way. II Is offered for sale
oer@n@r 'Htend gong west. good bargain
VI r. klssh- ROYAL TYLER.
ELLSWORTH sept D, ISL. 3stf
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4 bottle % LATHNA- CATHARTIC EX
TRACT Will pre~-rye The health % most families
for an enttrr wear. Al the d5usgs ts have IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
DIN. SOsEPM n. sCmENCks SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

sai aFsiIed sAe1asslVss q wuaASrfGIiy sile@eos
Esssisclnes. tasy would have fallen
Ar S<hruNk has Ia "a that where
sZs4snt vitality that vitality BY hss ned
,ass and his asseos4s vac, 4aleasned into
ksaithazi vtxrr.
In iAAs s;@ssasGs tasEs Ec<Ains pgwtar2 u uoas
u IRE fa.h o. invalid nasis r~Qrraea. atl1
that not thoesand t!aaes ,ns
Ftshie vsEks TNa tAeosy "a TIE cure by DR. aefck
tel4ies - "a fiiaa1s a. 10 aniai4lns lis philosophy
r~s,uiFrs kfstia1.ut /. assurtux .~tfsr,r
ynciax
IL weed ran.e ami Mandrake Piss the ar,
weapons With whAca citadel Of tie lAI.fy a,,ati
Iwo-;fcs 0f The eases q consumption originate
pepsia All fnnetlonaIy disors.sred W.th tA.
eo5i tioo the 5rOGcflsl tubes syupais!x. uits ths
stoslAch- They rcsPoaI Inyrbal.e acton ~ tas
liver Here then the cairainAs rv4ult af4 nv
ss.laK IN. with al il e.s,.uaslas stuaps.,.l, II
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Freedom Notice.

YifE PUBLIC hereby notiiei that have
] gwen my son Charlie. esley Tourtslottc the
remainder Of his minority. and that from this date
.hall not clam any Of his wage. and will not
pay any debts OF his contracting. and all persoa-
trust Will heed hi. notice.
ABRAHAM TOURTELOrTE
Ellsworth. sept. 5 ISL. 3v5
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Gbt ellswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Rock Ellssorth, Me, Sy n. &. SAWYER fo'
terms. &C, zee nrst page.
: NJ PErTEsetLL Co, 81 ParA Row NsS
York and GEO r. RowELL 4 Co, 20 PARK koN,
New York are the agents TOR the AAEkicAS ,
in that city and are authorized 10 contract TOT
insertus Advertisements for Us at oar lowest cash
rates advertisers in that city are requested to
their fayors with either Of the above houses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Boat Picked Up.

6ft kED UP the night Of August 5ist. near
4 the outer buoy % seal Harbor, a fat bottom
..ntr- boarl skin ant sail. The owner can have
the same by applying To tho sabsoriber ami pay.
Ing charges. FREDERICK W. WiTHAM-
Surry. sept. ). ISL. 5aJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

'hANhtHhh I>tt-. MIG II, i. L.
DEAR AMERICAN II la.i notes OF tn.
dytng swan arr sweetest - til, la-t month
OF summer has been the bs-t. II ha. seem
"a norr -ummrr-liAr here since tie com
meneem"ut Of Aug thap A. any time
befarr.
nrcct peas aud ,,ringcd beans Al. in
season herr green corn /. yet IA it, inial-
cy.
FEtAk ~ >NTURE
W. heat ID several twin bean am '.im u
cucumher-" hcrc which ha,o grown to-
gc,her. and are united after thc manner OF
the >i4me>c Twins. This /, considered
very curious. Nature |. very prolific.
IL, RIA IrIoK INDIAN.
party VI the descendant, III uur cop.
pcr-cuinrrri bFcthrrn have curampcd tileiu-
selves here and are engaged ia the primi-
tly" employment Of making baskets ami
catching porpoI,r- and punrr- for the SAX
of The oil They ar quite successful III
both lines ~ business. There are thr.t. nf
our du-Ay sisters among them, one rcjptc-
Ing ~ the good English, hut mot very rn-
mantle name. "f '-t-v Nah Caroline. Z.
There are no VI nor lisu.fha',
MR. hri1h, NGir
tn iri.-t fr"nt puc@c,. Gao. We
man bS tame d, ta.sug Iirtnrr- fpr III.
people here 10 very good -tylc. Ter d short
season.
There = "a ri.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

for the removal Of Dyspspsie, Bilious Conp,ain.s
and Impurities Of he Blood. Is 6sises he psiisn
with medicine; very ~ ooses q LAT6ANr
CATHARTIC EXTRACT WI su1ee. spno5WN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER =. 1871.
Republican Nomination..
FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. SIDNEY PERHAM,
OF PARIS.
Adjourned Meeting.

There will be an adjourned meeting of the
RAILROAD CONVENTION ai Ellsworth, Thur
dav. September 18th, 1871
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Delegations from the towns OF
Washington and Hancock Counties are requested
to represent II III MI >eNt'1AiE'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Tie A4rsrake Pills composed Of % Mature ,
roalss; xrs-ths feSoptsLnm Peits,um Thsy ps4~ss All
The bi searching Alternative properties Of calsulci but
paake
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

Tie work u care il beginning The yltiAieL and
mucous deposits In the bowels and AInasnarv "a
lAl are scctsd- The liver lke elck, wound " II
Arosea rOn Its torpLity. The
and the patient b-g:As - feel thA he Is .stiu. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

VINE AWlHe LADIES, GENTLEMEN.
UtO6 UUHN6 BOYS AND Urls. every .
~4eit' desIrins few weeks PRUFIrARLl
Mohh' Apply ing 10 Us Tor particulars, lnclo.lng
stamp "ill also receive a beautiful ilthokrap9
4 Co, q. Exchange street Portland. Name
&wG
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Consumption.
rs CrnE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
By J. H. sCHENCK. II. d.

May human being hAs passed ~ whose tsa.a
N<fe - 10 os<g reason ,aAa the assisci Of ka9wn
49, isA pEtshly prUved msans " Iha.s and
SaF - family All friends asspln- tie aF-aEnsss
AZ aalsr IGfo VIA. hAl 10y ea.s.Iy atap.sI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07
Hancock Baptist Association

1HE HANCOCK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION will
] meet with the Baptist Church at HrnoLI,n
Tuesday, september l2th. at 2P.M
The delegates and friends of the A..,ci.,;
vii, VIII ma a COMMITTEES at the church to assign
them places Of entertainment S,.st
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

tn Inc closest examination Of the tina ncisl
condition Of the Compsnie. represented y, this
Agency Is desired
Policies written for responsible Solicitors
and Agents on liberal terms. aud correspond
euce solicited. spuo a8tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

The Reporter says there Is very large
deposit In 4adison Of excellent slate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-07

: y wtG'.IN 4 90. prus.ls,s Aai Apsth era rie.
Ellsworth, Maine.
m, olg
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Full line. New and Fresh.
CALL AND SEE.
Notice.

WlLL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On
i" ue premises, ~itsstcd IN beer Iair In the
touhy OF Hancock, lot OF land of about one
arc v IN the house on same. On SATURDAY. the 1lh
dAF ~ october next, At II the clock IN &c aner.
T"1n 1aii rrs e'tate vas mortgaged by Amos
I Rchari.ou. Of beer I.le 10 Waller n sinai.
% SiouHs'trr Mass. Ny decd dated Sovrmt er
thc ninth. l-dr, and recorded Ia Hancock R-.l {.
~ Noi IL, Page lsi Said sale Is Tor condition
brosea, as said mortgage authorizes II 10 .uch
eAse HhO. L. HO1MER, Agent tor said small
Grantee ''
Deer isIe, August 81 1871. 1.s
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

gas, administered several weeks ago by al
rnskilled dentistin this city. Her insOn
ity did not quench her affection for hel
two children, and when she was taken
from her home her cries Of distress at be-
ing parted from them, and her franti'
struggles to release herself, were heart
rendIng'
An employee in the Commercial office,
while in a state ateofintoxication,w was knocked
down with slung shot by a fellow who
applied to him to borrow little money,
and robbed of his hard earnings. He was
picked up from the sidewalk, bruised and
8 nseless He ought to have been sober.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

Mr.. Forney was Friday con
frmed as Collector of the port OF
Philadelphia.
The Havana press protest against
the sale of Cuba and Porto Rico to
the United States.
Two children of Daniel Crowley,
at Moundville, Wisconsin, were
poisoned by eating wild parsnips,
oa Monday. One died in a few
hours.
The best course for the South to
persue in order to prevent Con
gresslonal interference is to enforce
the laws herself.
James Brady was hanged in the
Jail yard at 0hillicothe, g., Thurs
day for the violation OF an old lady
which resulted in her death.
The safe in the ticket office of
the Hooking Valley Railroad Com
pany, Columbus, was blown open
by burglars and 5000 stolen.
Tue jewelry store Of John Cor
don, at New London, Ohio, was
robbed on Wednesday night Of
gold and silver watches and other
goods to The amount of $4,000.
Seven members of the South Car
olina Legislature (all colored) have
arrived in Washington on business
connected with the recent distur-
Dances in that State.
On Wednesday o man, giving
his name MS John B. Thompson,
obtoined $4,000 from the Third
National Bank Of Baltimore, by
means of forged letters and checks.
The First National Gold Bank of
San Francisco is issuing notes,
which are received and passed out
the same as gold coin.
W. B, Franklin was yesterday
confirmed Register of the Land
Office at Chillicothe, Ohio, and
James Rowe, Receiver at the same
place.
German citizens desiring to en-
ter France are not permitted to do
so, the reasons given being that
the French government is unable
to protect them.
The Pennsylvania Legislature
proposes to force every child be-
tween 7 and Ia years of age to
school SIX months each year.
Good luck to it.
A large meeting Of citizens was
held in Pittsburg, and committees
appointed, for the purpose of effec-
ting the organization Of society
for the prevention of cruelty Of
animals.
The Pennsylvania Legislature
have been compelled to suspend
business on account Of most Of its
officers being summoned to attend
the Court at Philadelphia, as wit
nesses in the case ofWilliam Bum,
present Philadelphia Register Of
Wills, charged with subornation
and perjury.
Notwithstanding Governor AL
,orn's special telegram to the de-
partment at Washington saying
that troops were not needed in ]
Mississippi, the lower branch Of
Tho House passed a resolution yes
,erday asking for them,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
ClneInnntl Isema.

They ars holding interesting temper,
ance meetings In Cincinnati. There Ia
need Of temperance revival 10 the city,
The Cincinnati papers say that Presi.
dent Grant is going to attend the reunion
of the Society Of the Army Of the Tennea,
see, or The 7th % April, II Congress a.
journs befre iAat time.
The Garese saysg In sne Of he Turn
err whisky ,g~Eo. GJi4, ip'Ement wa.
rendered in UaMsd s,tes Court on
Saturday ogain'i JoseptR and William
Turner for Sl2,s y a. Speis, the surety,
pleaded bankruptcy. and The plea being
sustained judgment was rendered in his
favor
The same paper says; A lady was sent
to Longview Asylum, from Cumminsville,
last Saturday whose insanity supposed
70 have originated in the use Of laughing
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

- Spring Election is close al
hand, and our Republican friends
should be OF. their guard, and SCI
to it that ever vigiIant Democrats
do not steal march on them and
elect majority Of the offers from
their own party friends. There is
no use lying down sUpinely and
letting our political opponents gain
a victory over lis merely through
theapathy ofour Republican friends
in the different counties; besides, il
We should allow them to succeed in
getting the majority of the town
ship officers, there is danger that
they would crow themselves to
death. So as an act Of mercy to
them, and as a matter of interest
to tho Republican party in Fayette
county, we ought to nerve up and
secure a Republican triumph at the
polls at the Spring elections
Whisper this to your neighbors
and 90 to the polls all Qf you and
do your own voting,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

North Carolina Is luxuriating il
green peas and the like.
The florists of Philadelphia sci
$50, 900 worth of flowers at Easter
Two cases Of trichina occurred
in Massachusetts during the past
year,
Philadelphia imported $1,127,-
943 worth Of goods during Feb
ruary.
Richmond, Va, increased its
bonded debt $66S,000 the last lis-
cal year
Jo, Daviess County, Illinois, has
a minister Of the gospel l03 years
old.
The White Mountains are now
as destitute Of snow as they usually
are in May.
"A national convention or men
whose arms or legs have been shot
of in firing salutes is proposed,
An official exhibit Of the debt Of
Louisiana was made last week,
showing the grand total to be @25,,
203, ,733.
The law Of West Virginia re-
quires ministers Of the Gospel to
give bond in the sum of Sl,500
before they are authorized to per.
form tho marriage ceremony
A clergyman in the West seeks
damages Of journal which pub.
lished a report Of bis lecture. "AIind
and Matter" under the head Of
wind aud Water
Senator Sumner has one Of the
finest private collections Of engrav-
ings in the country, and has spent
very large sum in their acquisi-
ton. Much of his surplus income
is devoted to their purchase.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
Grand Jury of Hamilton Co

The Grand Jury Of Hamilton
County after session Of eight
days adjourned, after making the
following
The Grand Jury made final re.
port yesterday, stating that they
had been in session eight days, had
examined las witnesses, and had
found twentyseven indictments.
They state that they discovered by
their examination Of witnesses that
most Of the crimes committed in
the city and county originated in
drinking saloons, gambling houses
and houses Of i'll fame. Subse
quently they arraign the social evil,
charging 1t with being not only the
great disturbing element Of the
marriage relation, but the hotbed
Of one.half the crime committed
With the growth OF this evil crime
increased, and it was therefore of
great Importance to suppress the
''monstrous evil.' In their opin.
ion no plan is SO feasible as to rem.
der that "homible traffic" unprodta-
BILE, and to shat end they recon
mend vigorous prosecution fall
keepers Of houses of i'll fame, as
well as the enforcement of the law
against drinking and gambling
houses.
The Grand Jury have reported
facts that should cause all men who
have any regard for dccency and
sobriety use all the influence they
possess to carry out the recommen
dations Of the jury Hamilton
county is not the only place
where these evils exist The mis-
cheyious effects OF the evils com
planned ofin this report are felt in
some way in very large portion
ofthe families throughout tho en-
tire country, and is there no rene.
dy for itY
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
we don't 60 much on the pro

We don't go much on the pro
posed annexation ofSan Domingo
We have about as much territor,
already as we can manage peaoea
hly, and the more we have th'
more diversified becomes our in
terest, and the more difficult tt
manage satisfactorily to all sec
tions.
ii seems to us to be bad policy
to annex any territory, that does
not join us. If we do extend ON
dominions, let us confne it to terri
tory that lies adjoining that we al.
ready possess. We need no Is
land in the Sea; that is our notion
Of the proposed incre~se OF terri.
tory to the United States, as We
look at it from our present stand
point.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

-- The election in Jackson coun
ty, to I'll the vacancy in the Houst
of Representatives, occasioned by
the death Of DR.. Williams, toob
place on Thursday last, and result
ed in aglorious victory. The ma
jority Of Hughs, the Republican
candidate, is between three and
four hundred. This is a handsome
" inereaeed majority over that OF
last year.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
NOTIOE-N Norman Jones Of The

mi y ~ - NUTHIdU JUIIVs u VHU
~ County Of Ross, Ohio, win take notice
that the undersigned has fled with the Clerk
OF Union Township Fayette County, Ohio,
a petition Praying Tor the location and Gpen-
Jones IN said township, beginning on the line
between the undersigned and said Jones,
at or near pond; thence south-westerly
course through the lands Of said Jones' with
an old ditch to large open ditch which runs
through the farms OF said Jones and the un-
dersigncd And pray ing that said ditch may
be made sufficiently large and deep to drain
said lands and afford outlet Tor the water
above said ditch on the lands Of the under-
signed Said petition Is now pending, aud
win be heard by the Trustees Of said township
on the 18th day Of April, a. D., 1871, al the
ofiee Of the Trustees in said township, at
o'clock a NJ
Dated this qath day of March. A, D. 1871.
Iowa DEM, n. COLEMAN, Petitioner.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

TT Is hereby proclaimed that an Election
4 will be held on the 3d day of April. 1871
ut the Court House in Washington for the
election Of three COuncilmen for the term of
two years, for the Incorporated village Of
Washington. Said election to be conducted
in all respects as annual elections in Ohio,
j s, BERGMAN, Mayor.
March 20. 1871. 1Bw2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

FAYETTE COUNTY IS,
| I,R. A. ROBINSON, Cashier of the FIRST Ma
4 tional Bank Of Washington, Ohio, do solemn
1 ly swear that the above statement Is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief,
II. A. ROBINSON, cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
2ad day Of March, 1871,
J. p. ROBINSON, Notary Public,
Correot--Attest;
DANIEL MCLEAN,
DAVID RoGRRs, Directors,
n. L. NITTERH0UsE)
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

The Members Of the Legislature
and the State Officers, were on n
visit to Cincinnati, last week.