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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

~ give eu--c TODAY t-a result l ta-
6-st session 81 The t--r--r--5 Congress Til.
Congress mas passed e. So lelei-1c- bill.
OH ueo- tva o--e De- important acts
aus ts eaio' wlrE ha- been 11l- bL l1- rbe
rratc-rou of The lives ana property o. l1va
citizens BE- tta southern states lr the law
mea-u-4aly serves ils pun lze the -wo month.
af IRE session viii have been time well SPENT
Tic law ls based 90 taa following PROV
si-ns li the .eausurut.1n Of tae United states
Congress shall hsvs rove- to provide far
ealing form ihe militia 90 execute tts laws o..
The Union suppress insur-ecIcns. ana -suel IL
rasiuus lAr- l.. sec F. 15I
The United States st4i protect aach Of rths
statesl against invarol- and. o. application Of
the legislature, or % the executive When ne De-
Elslalure cannot b. convened. sralng domestic
violence Ar ~. sec 81
So me privilege or the WI o. hahsas ou-nus
shall moi be suEpende-. ulless when u eases CT
reoelHcu CT invasion the public safety nav r.
quire Il art Z. Sc 20.
No state snail make CT enforce any lsv which
shall Gh-iage ne privileges Snd immunities Of
citizens Of The United State. nor shall Srv r7sts
deprive any person q life, h5srty CT property.
without due process q isV. ner deny 10 any per-
son within iff jurisdiction the euusl projection
Of the Avs. (XlFth Amsndmsut. sec. L
The law provides that persons VINO deprive
any person Of their constitutional rights uI,-
DER color Of any law, regulation or usage Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

New Jersey lii-- lc- 7aiea.a- she 1a. a.--r
nere-1r1- a-l occasion r..aul -.--.-. g. .--
posiuaa O. r-c dznre-ou- 1aae a
crca. r.5--.1i corporations Governor La-
dalua a- -aa- STATE recently called -.a a-.a--
mon OF lle le-ls.a-ur. So tll- OWL. referring
parac1l1-I- r. the E-ia.al- 3. o.. --u-c--u-
Amh1v ra.lroaa-. which. j. seems. completed
oouua tHe elections i- ta1-a sections
the STATE through rH.e- -acr rll. lr ~
Spouse 20 me suggestion Of me 0l7e-
the STATE lc- aru-a has recently enacted -
lar f.- ta. punishment bribery IN c.e.
tiou.. vl very stringent provisions. T.
provides -l-- 8. any r--s-- shall h-r1-i---
hc c9uv.-.c- a. uu1aI- influencing ar 1-
be-7. d--ec. -- Indirect. -ae election %. any
public Jlcc- a- snail. Do addition lr
ruui-lme-- now imposed -- s---. a- Oh
cummar -av. Pr deprived ta- r--
sufrae. i-a.-. provides raat 1r- coz
ul-l-Ill H. proved guilty o. o. like o-.clc-..-
snail on conviction Thereof forfeit i-s alar,--.
am d. persons concerned u ;ac uu.avl-.
ART. shall b. deemed guilty o.. @ Ia-siame1-
o.. ana. OIL cluv.al1u. be- deprived o IT,
rirat ot suffrage
ANY anz o- other corporation wl.s.
snail lend u1ner % saca c1rr1-atia- a- --z
a-eut- Toy tac ra-ro-es named s1Hat- la Dis.
name. and tae money s.. leu, De- declare
n1n-rearveub.c. OE--- OF banks concern.
Cd III sucr trans4c- .-- arc held directly a.-
c1uuaae. ana liable &. panishmcrr l-
bribery Person. convicted unie- tlls ar-
who mav ba n1n-r residents o- tac STATE. shall.
II addition o. the rurisumenr before d..
ssri5el he held incarlble Of performing arr
Official ac, vi,ai1 the STATE f,- rae banca-
of tac corporation o which Dc NAV hclar-
The ina clause o. the act i- enc 90. tls most
important. and avoids hll- whir. ha-
rcndere1 uuEat--y 81 many law l7- Che
punishment OF bloa-y. lt provides tH4-
the party q tine act 1r h-i,c-r w1e NAV first
complain o. magistrate shall b. exempt
from al rans and pcnalries Without thi-
exemption. of course hribe- and nribe5
would be equally interested IN keern- BE
lent. VIII the reputation and weL-known
chaIac'cr of the New Jc-scv Judiciary. h is
believed that ,ae law vi, b. faithfully az
ninisteild
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

49, me -7r,,Bissisners must be mcn IN favor O.
- evr,eu an the Eeli-kn0En prlneIp-e ma.
,.bils sbould not be put 70 uurse viii enemies
T---5-rr, ss1 In raEuy Instances 8 pIsses.'
the voters az the district elect 3 cet1A-H -
vi.usl u-7,6eutisi COMMITTEES, fer tne z PTS
nose Of continuing a. acceptable ieAS-i-l IL
school -s-,.s NJ
% at would insure larger ssEIe
-. - - rsr- Of the community II tlA--
s,horl 80 L Is dishcult % secure pi1f
s-ror,r- n interest n11- with the voter u -
ssbool district compelled 70 manage tnsi 80 ~
sfsirs sitter the proposed change . ~, -
amount O. interest OF even c. Ano"i7--s y
do.urs Of the schoo. bozrl car be apii--'--.1-.
estimated tv TIE amount % interest," NJ"
IL me proceedings q TIE sa-11-i-d- OF ''"-
reference 20 routine uus-ness
- s.Es would reu-er possible ll--t'e---.''
auinstions- Thee are Lot only poss-.----- .--
r--lrvr,.t common. g. present, S. h-lEnl ID
snee.ioa o. tns reports q t1wl say IT,
. cu1tei in tie Eccrela-y report WILL s-9~
s. ruusa f-- Tie sesIsta-g e --reascrs D--=
uuE-ll-- o. 1lf O El- Ul1- De - ---
should ~. have made public ny we've o. --
suriec- but io- tne iz-- tla- the rel7I' o. -
present secretary copies All endorses o----
Rsukiu'f views An examination o. o---'''-
Esuz.r's t-s, report. ltlzt To- -t-l- a2le--A-
rr -s-es Is % inclusive. WI. s11T il--- nov
ever learned ne uls- have -eg- l1 matters I1--.
-~- 81. ..s N. constitution O. me -A''--
slstas has NOT been 81 fortunate SIS O. ie--'. ----
u-tiea The l-llrE--- a-- u.-o-ig -l.--a9 q %
tue page referred 81 would be- -llol-z---- -
Mormon elder. an tle mos re--I-1-- -'-I
neut OF me whole Is t--- 1l1-- p 70. -l
uars H. Ja- b. that El-- -s-o------
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

TjnIegs the recent Edvices from PARIS are Huoh
,,,,.-a-,-sl al the horrors which were threaten
Cd rnnutbs since by German bonnAra19en'' AZ
s-,;rs- vbisb the civilized world vAs appealed &c
- -o-sst. are row visited CT me uraA9py CITY %
.,e b,nds Of Fueuctmeu themselves slncs iasl
weauesisy the immense fortress Of Mort vale
rieu. whose commanding position phases a. tne
wsst side OF Paris II rEnge o. rs guns mas
incurred 4 continuous shower o. she-.s inio a.
+bs+ Quarter about ths Arc De Tr-umuh- a. me
bess If the Chzmps Elysess, has snelied the de-
lspidstsi Bois de BoioEne. an throE1 Us af-
s--us-ivs messengers o. deata WHEREVER the de-
rs-s1e mer who are defending ths cItE have
gathered II auv considerable force Cnder IT'S
neverfnl runs According TO one despatch ne
-,,ruiace-- .r1 de Triumph fel CT I1urs1aT
.as.. an q, lns moment that this che q me
n,,s- sDierdd monuments q ar IL NE w7r-l,
crumbiel uudsr me iro1 hal. tne avenue der
Ts-uer vas visited by q shower Of shells, which
were desrr17in- private dwelling OF al sides
Every considerable street IL tbs CRY, every
boulevard along which m usseElu- forces
nigh. Be expected to aitza5. has been tori uE
IL tna 1a-ust.-u G. ba-r-aa1es lra tna sane
tavs-iie deieuczs % lar--ra-il- have 1eaa
throw or Do s1cl manner Sc 10 make -lt centre
IF The city. IN which srl -as principal public
building. tle heai1ua-ts-s o.. -hs cln=1aIs-
leaders. s1-- os citadel. wherein 3. tHa worst
comes o. the w1-l- aul ta= Nationals -re driven
back. last desperate Stand can be mala. 1-ean-
while .ac cl-u-uizts are steadily l1si1= ground
a. rs-rssau- nearer t-e cry walls o-- dee
ua.eae.. however. STOW ta4t they a-a al Going
this vit1ou- desperately c-ut=s-r- 'as v-7
tu. the -,va-a-aa- f1-e-s zre reee'eia. c-15,-i-
a,.sssi-rs FROM tHs ro7--a. v-i- taa CONE
-n--is,. have nothing ta- t-e--zre - deepen
Oh. 11- u.ur- s1-1 iae---l- b o-.- suE---
au-ae-- Iaa end however b. H 7s- ---
unless present i1ii----1- s-s lss-1.'v.- fl-s
doomed ta sza f-l--.-..-. contest 3D. s-- s---7..
f winch ST example CAL Only b. tall - Che
civil va-s me E1un Lnr-rl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

NV ToTK LECTsL1TuEE Tho NeT lork
Assembly rejected, o. -hursiay. the resolution
20 amend the stste constitution g. As 10 funi
the cana debt. zn5 make tine canals free.
Among the other measures passed 77 The New
York LerisiErur1 is bill TO amend the charter
Of The CITY q Buffalo As none Of the ci1izsls Of
that city pstiiionei ter the change Senator
thought thai he would an or what Il meant
60 he went 70 Tweed snd asked 70 see tire bill
Aftsr examining it he said as AIr. Tweed, TINS il
s very important measure ont ] SEE no petition
IN favor Of TINS cnsage Why said the
Boss. Joe wants II - snstor-s' Joe vho7''
Tseea-'' Why. Joe WE-7 n" Finding sur
name fur " Joe, = the SenSi Or vSs satished- and
retreatsi before the DOW y o. Bill and Joe.
The amendments oErrth- Nv charter that
il satisfactory 20 the : IfiAlo people, and
which is juss placed N rui ming order, having
en- passed in 1869
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

Iw. ae Ec11- ADJ Le--. -a- O.
1z--ncr.-sr-. keen the Lzaz Ll--. -r
Sew I-1 ai-r They agree. --- tie
la--ne- should e.aaul. - certain Length
uu.-- v- u1- L -----a1-
then -aaa. expire L-- was inserted D.
the 1-i-u-. article % partnership Wl---
h1ta .a partner signed Ec--- wiling 81
continue -- 1a1a aus-ne-- alone ---e 81.
czr--l,5- .- te r1-uerll1. hired t
rreml-a- and u0E leas- e. -asu cl
men -uur.-- 1--e- me -ra--uc-= should
have c-rre Mitchell ta-ear-- brought
sa- against liu. lczaa-u- --t --
uev laa=es should be h-l- @. be- r---e-=--.
properly. and sold i-- ta- benefit t- ---.
The case was uIal oc-lr. Jl--- l1-r-l---.
who sand that be- iauuau. case precisely ll--
i. III Tie books r1- 1- decided -l- -a7--
tse lsieu-lu-. Eez- Nl=- uelr-a v---- be-
afrai5 % eucc- 1-t. O. ra--ne=lir f. they T9-
ra- O.. be- able q. rs-a-s-. q. 11--
duration rr rHci- own mutual agreement
OFF d were held -Hat during it- c1u-u----s
they ve-a O. be- rl-alvza- a- o. making any
r-oris. DDS tr- future 1lsIne-= q. el--
memo. as-- tls en- Of I1c partnership
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

g=r uzezlr Fnrl Pass contains ever "e--
80. r.-..- new. Local and SKATE New-. CORES
~. Fr--ials caaloe selected M.soe-i1r- .--7
l--.-s. r1c--g. 90. A-a-ze- Reports NeT -ai-
a. 7..5- STOCK AZ GENERA. M-rEa-z Ca--'.-i---
....-.. -l.-Fa. s.. Anals Batter Aa-Ee- &C.. O.
,.-..s I'D Ac--a-lsl-ra- topic. au- ever -l1- --
d. make III b. ya-uLslE Fss,--Y r,FEl- ISIS ---
a. r-s 80 1-c5-u-z1 slel- z-- contains a-i7
rsss.a- l.s.se- KIM sly pape- ~ ans pay 1 -
c1uur--.
a-cress al 1rle-E o. 1900
-EF rREE PRESS Ass3C------'
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The Le=6- Te1oe- Ac- Be-1-s me
&-uTeun COM

TIM f.. E. >lu-eue Court 1- --a---E.
with f-. rercl heard ,ae a---mer-- o.
me following points Frs- lr .-e o.
C5n--.s known a= Cd. legal tender a-- all-
s-itaa1aaI ass. contracts made. before l--
uas,a- ana. -e.1u-. i- s.. v--i- p --1--e-
able q. transactions suaa l-- passage
Cmk-r a. 9 a--e- maiuualue- Cd. negative
o. tnr questions A-c-e7-11u-- -zer
man. 1 uaa OF Hras OF a- OWE SUBJ
mite one prepare -r be 1-
.ular.. ana lheu proceeded g. reply B.. i...-
Ter. >.nes me il-mc- decision .. -la c1l-
tso cases involving the le--. te1-- question
have been argue by counsel -as --s
decision. twill ne remenbcra- was tHa-
tae aa- was not constitution 90 -rr--es q.
cJn5ec,= maze before l-- ra=sa--. Ha- rW
new Judge. Strong au- Bradley have s.a.a
taken taa- sca,-. and t1c-5 De- O. possibility
that me H-s- decision vii BE- reversed
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Diocese Of Vermont

0oTTlClTIlN q" E-ElIE0TIN
There VII be q special mestlu- q the C0uvo-
cation o. Darlington IN Grace Church Sheldon,
wednesday and Thursday. Nay Sd and 9Th, pre-
eeis1 By Divine Service, IussisT evening, May
II
Preache- Wednesday a. r., ;aa Rev VIZ. Z.
Collins q Ye-reunes
By oriUr o. the Dean.
r. T. Pr-sL1I, sec-eta-v.
ST. Adams, April -, ISL
Private conveyance may be ezneciel a. s.
Aibans, Iussisy, on the arrival q the j. clock
trans
Daily stag fr0a St Al5zus 20 Sheldon a. S
o'clock s. Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

The Rey. v. A. 2 Dillingham;. the sel-knoEn
MAIne elergyEaa, died suidcl'y 81 Sidney. II
ths; State, OF Saturday, Of pneumoniE. lie vas
representative II ihs legislature IL lsG4 and
1865. from WEie-ville, an the last wear was
speaker De wa siso a tpsciAi sgent Of the
t-eEu-y II Mississippi. uader Pref't johnson.
And vAs one Of the trustees Of the Agricultural
College HeEAs minister Of the Uuive-sslis,
denomination. and WAS about A. Year, Of nrr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

Gen Lawrence, the New York pension agent.
who recently disappeared 70 rnystsri0uziy. turns
ont to be = defsultsr 10 the amount q $4,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

nle lLtfr q U luIfA-- A. ~
+ States courts, or the c0nspiring 70 deny 10
any citizen tie protection Of the laWz' O. 70
irtim;5sre CT molesr voters II the National
ana Congressional elections high crime
rrnishsb!e nv O fne Of not lee than SOU
nor more than S. 600, ana Imprisonment ioI
-.-- lsss t,,s7 SIX months. nor mo-e than 81
vesrs. CT hv both fine and Imprisonment
r. 5sanss the omission CT refusal C.. he
STATE authorize = repress sueh ou1rages az
IT, are continually hearing of from the south
7-rsr- In XIX rule. TO be denial by such
s,ste fine equal protection Of the laws and
ia susb case makes IT ths GUY Of The Preai-
esr.-e interfere. with lhe miliua OF e 3
army. ard by the suspension Of the Wit o.
bateas e77uus. after due proclamation
And rroriaas finally, that persons who
wink 81 such outrage as those Of me hu-
kim wbs- thev might prevent then shall
be liable ia damage 70 the parties lHlure-'
n.y. IN cs.e Of murder T. rhe widow O. next Of
Kin n the deceased.
This law j. denounced o. @ mos, --n=al-
ms csu-raLiza,i1n Of p1wc- IL the hands OF
tine p-esfdcur.as in effect making hIll DICT
-.-an5 as giving ~ .1euational executive AMI
tribunals complete police powe- throusaau-
zinc state There is 10 doutt tua- it De- az
s-n7rdiua-7 Law. a- the staIe Of tainss
which calls joy j. i- czua1-1Ina-E- 1nai
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Chr ,frcg qrrss.
BENEDICI. E1IIoE

TEr WEEKLY FREE PRESS
sse-a..sled every Frl1sy m11--ii-E ut
-f-.. rrrr PRESS ASSOCIATIONS, .
utii,as 81. Burlington. Va
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T.14us. -1e ----- rcae-lil- las uac iae
check % publish q las-ncc q ais coarse-i1 "Hl-a
BE- c.zi-s ths- be mas ssre- the s-ste t-7u sAn-s
q i1lars ry preventing al extra session A., re
Legislature, iazt be ia It'll q republican AM has
the satisfaction q knowing tas- he has rendered
90 act Of justice O. the democratic party ana -
cs5ez biz ow- causcisuo- Those VINO accuse
am Of -ri1e-~ be- pronounce base z--uderer-
aul liars
The ls-es. advices from Paris shov ta-, the
r57erume-- ls making steady u--rre E IL The
subiecaou O., me CRY. The versailles ruiy nov
holds e. the offensive positions from c nati--ol-
s1u-a Of Paris. o. dane7i-ie-s north c. ne cap
Ia. ar but a E15-5 distance IRON S. Denis
Izrif VII shortly Be completely iro.a- e. AT
last accounts the Te-sEilis-s were vii 1i1 l9'
yards O.. tls -aunz-ts. Iaaiza Paris tha vork q
terrifying still progress Lhe city beine
az-rioadc5 g. every uoint where a sssui soul- be
bez- made against the enemy. These bs -rleaseE
are su--5undel nT bread. deep bitches, tryoa1
which mines o. powder have been laid A,'yso.e
taryicades consisting Ct thick, strong mart -esses
sttacbel 90 wooden CT iron frame. have also
been iutroducel
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Monday
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

While CAPT, T. T. Di-Hns1u. Clerk q me
Circuit Cozrt G. TINS county va re-arnilE p
his residence fru- me uuEinesE portion o. tee--'
a1out t. clocE- under me brightest inlal-- --'
aal nad reached wil1-u sixty yar-s OF Ms ga,
b party o. uz-ties. eusc1lol- ltl-n- q Bib
cs1ar bush. ire uu1l 1l- WIN snoi----
04dei wiz fourteen u-eEsu0', Ni---- .ooA &c
IL hiz rlEn- Eds am uassa- i1llns- LIE pl-s
--,-,s.3lslst- Ei.ilnr him. The pz---- or parties
then vs-- q sle BODY.
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il IT,. We believe. al unvarTlnE feature o.
III Ku-kluz murders. that they are aiWsyf
described by the demorratio TsPers o. ine
STATE IN which they occur O. peIil-i'i''-
b- the nerrcss. C by rob3e-s- CT oae :
;ssiousv and g. having 10 po-ilio''- So
eane. The assassination o. zap Dl'-iH
s7nisu5 exception = thi- r1-e- 's-
,.s account given h7 the oemocI@li- lal'7i
1la-iauua. g sheet no1e1 i5- III 1l''allaH7
towards republicans
IRON tic Mann Cazr-a-, Apr.- C.
---r-r-1r -EAGEIT--- 1ill-llEA AND A1A-li--'
.,- .r5-~ ni-1- lzz-, che Ct the foulsFt and
--.-.- lis-1-iaa- murders wss perperrated II tlls
~ -ha- has ever shocked human sensl1llIiy O.
-.-..s -te Mid o. man o. revol- II aEe az
4-a.5 a. -1a most derravel an hlood-our1llne
s--.-f q dsuasel crlr1inz- The coo-nest sn1
r--rle-e esreiessnsH u Tie Commission G. inns
CRIME s snsllulei- aE-1ult-ur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

Sec -u-- any re-- u1ra1lr .rr--.-
--oWlei-t thai auT OF -l1 Trcu-r c-rsr7ra# B.
be- done 1ll uau-Iluel 81 IN second session ~
this a-; sre about 90 b. comu.t-al. an aa----
power 90 prevent, OF ail ia rreve--iu- t1- same
shat neg ec- OF refuse 90 90 d.. anl sucl ur5u--
fl- art snail be- c-umitiel. such person O. re--
sons saal be liable o. me person injured Or h-r
legal rer-eser-luves. i1- al l-uaess eauref --
any such wrongful ae- which s1cr hrst-1au.s5
perzuu o. persons by Reasonable iii-cnee c9-'-
nave p-eveutel- sn1 such dauE.es nav bs 70
covered IN az ac-l1l on the case ir tas ~--,,.--
clrcu-r cu-r- OF the lu-al s-sres. ard --r
number Of persons guilty O. such W-unrfu- nee
-ec- or refusal ulay be- i1luei a. deiendznts IL
such actiol, provided that such action Ehsl. bs
commenced vl-l lu one yesr after such causs 81
action shl-. nave acc-uel Az the death ~
any person anal be- caussl By ang such v-on--
H. SCI ana neE-ec-, the le-zi reursseursti-os n
such deceased person Ensl have such s--i--
therefor, AM Essy recover not czseeIinr 81. asl
damages therein fer the benefit O. the willow aF
sneh aeccase1 person, L any there be- or II tbs-e
be no widow, Tor toe bsneht OF the ne-- q KIN of
such deceased person
Sc d. Ina- nothing herein c0utainel a.,
oe construed 70 sapersete or repeal any f,-ms-
act or isE except g. far ss the sane nav BE- re-
pugu1nt thereto and any ofences heretofore
committed against the tenor Of Any former &C,
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BlOomingburg Local Items.
BLooM1NGBURG, Nov. 20, 1871.

BLooMINGBURG, Nov. 20, 1871.
EDITORS HERALD:-Rev. Mr.. Brooks
preached at the NJ. E. Church yesterday
morning. Lesson, 5th chapter of Eph.
Text, Isaiah 50, first verse" Awake
awake, put on thy strength, o Zion. Put
,on thy beautiful garments, o Jerusalem
the Holy City" Subject-The Properties
of the Christian Church: Wakefulness,
Strength, Beauty.
Rev. Mr.. Wood held Communion servi-
ees at the Presbyterian Church. Subject
Peters love for the Savior. Near the close
of the services the upper floor gave way
and sunk, with considerable crash, some
six inches; and what was remarkable about
it was that there was no stampede of the
people. All remained quiet until service
was ascertained that the posts that support
ed the upper floor -vrlaoro the audience was.
were standing without other support than
the lower floor, it being inch oak plank.
Miss Jennie Gordon died on the 10th
inst, after an illness of eleven months.
n Frank, little son of G. S. Fullerton
while playing in the school yard on Friday
last, fell and broke his arm just above the
wrist.
The farmers are about ready to sell theil
hogs, and are just waiting for the four dol
iaa man to come along.
The Social last week was success
Y Many thanks to the Washington friends fo
their Preseaee=and patronage. We hope tt
be able to reciprocate.
There seems to be some suspision that
man who died last spring in. the north
western part of this township was FOUL.
dealt with.
Our farmers have sown an unusus
amount Of wheat this fall, which general,
looks well.
The subject of compulsory school lax
; is being agitated somewhat.
The present term at our Academy close
on next Friday evening with public exhi
bition.
How would Farmers Column in tn
= HERALD go?
The Presbyterian Church has been re
paired to-day, and can assure every bod
that it is now safe. None need apprehen
n further danger. B.
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Something New.

Free Of charge! Call at Geo. Goldsberry
&, Cos Drug Store, Washington, Ohio, and
get a sample bottle of DR.. A. BoSchee's
German Syrup, FREE oE CHARGE. 1t has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany; and for any person suffering with
severe cough, heavy cold settled on the
breast, consumption or any disease of the
throat and lungs, it has no equal in the
world. Our regular size bottles 75 cents
In all cases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not given.
Two doses will relieve any case. Try it.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23
New York Live stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE-Total stock. $3.50 head. with
5,400 head on sale to-day The average quality
was good, many drOves were fine. and this pre-
vents low quotations. A few pairs of very fine
cattle brought 13c, but 125zc- is high quotation
for choice stock. many really superior ami
mails exceeding 12c., with fair to good at 1O1z9
nc; lev Exams @ were SUN 1 a. -:
strong 102c.
ST an6 ZSooO heaa as the tEti @ Iof tnt
was dull and weak for sheep. selling at slight
decline. with &c of on lambs the best selling at
71zc. thin at &c, and sheep at 4t5@55<c-. a few
extra at &C.. and very choice 126 1b. Ohio at
656e.; car Ohio lambs, 50 h. sold at &C., and
car 81 lib. sheep at SIC. Many are unSOld.
HOGS-COunt 49 200 head as the total for the
week, of which $4,000 head arrived for the pres
ent market, nearly all to be first killed and ther
| sold Dressed brought 55z@61ac. in a depreSses
market; live are worth 47S(95c. car Ohio selling
at the latter price.
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. November 2, 1871.

1t is said that if a puff of air were to
be blown into a vein of an animal, death
would instantaneously follow, because cir
culation would be stopped. The blood
makes the entire circuit of the human body
every seven minutes, and whenever this
circulation is impeded, or any of its chan
nels are clOgged by impurities which ought
to be carried off, disease foIlows-fever or
disorder of liver or Kidneys OF scrofula,
OF dyspepsia. To get at and remove the
source of the difficulty, use the old and in
falliblc blood purifier, DR.. Walkers Califor-
mia Vinegar Bitters. s 4za 51w4