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The New York herald., 1871-01-09

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The New York herald., 1871-01-09

dancers of higher order and vocalists and clowns
OF greater culture and OF artY II the masses OF our
people prefer pantomime, bufroonery, leg gymnas-
tics and light songs TO genuine drama and genuine
opera, let them at least have the best this lower
order OF entertainment affords, and not AZ at pre-
sent, the very dregs.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

for the cost OF Its government They do not escape
taxation by their removal outside the city limits,
yet they diminish its tax rolls materially. As cit-
zens OF New York they would pay less taxes In the
reduction OF rate, while their accession to tax
rolls viii reduce the rate and the burden OF our
taxation.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09


the city. The operations looking to q removal OF the
distractions at He'll Gate also give preference to
the east side IN business point or view. But give
to the west side quick transit and you will soon
see wonderful chanRe-the vacant lots and build
Ing sites being so much more desirable than on the
east side. Yes, Sir, continued Mr.. kavanagh, rising
as II to close the interview, rapid cheap transit
~ what is needed lor up town New York.
Give us that and real estate enterprise on both
sides Of the island will be stimulated TO an activity
without parallel III the past on the east side in the
direction of business, and on the west side Ill the
way OF fashionable and elegant residences.
During this conversation-of which the above is
only the substance-Mr. Kavanagn frequently re-
ferred to maps, Of which he possesses a rare and
valuable coilectionthe most complete, IL Is SAID,
The city.
Returning again TO consideration Of the annex
THE ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION,
as held by the promoters OF the scheme and TO be
urged by them upon the Legislature, thus stated
by an evening contemDorary:-"1he city
and State governments are In accord as
democratic body, and desire this expan-
are the important body OF property owners, espe-
cIally those Immediately joining the present city
lands into city lols from rural districts into metro
potan districts and city wards Here Is the strong.
est, the most controlling body or supporters that
can be named. aud the Inducements are no less
elusive. The passage OF the bill Will vastly enhance
the market value Cf the real estate the district
and give 1t the advantage OF METROPOLITAN market
The limit OF taxation is made to AFFORD reduction
for existing rates so considerable that hereafter the
towns that are paying rs high four and even SIX
per cent Will have their rate reduced To less than
Two. These premiums OF enhanced value and re-
duced taxation must prove irresistible. We see 10
offset to them as Inducements to create effective
opposition.
But The paramount public ground on which the
measure ciaims consideration Is the fact tlat the
mass OF the people III the district substantially
the population and business community OF this city
They have expanded out INTO tins suburban vicinity
and are struggling with unhealthy and imper ect
improvements want OF sewerage ana drainage
want Of proper streets and ,ighWays. They Hafur-
ally belong TO this ciLy apd should oay their quota
The New York herald., 1871-01-09
M!SCEs.LaSEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States publicity; no charge I'LL divorce
obtained advice free Also Commissioner for every state.
+. L. KING, Counsellor at Law. 363 Broadway.
MO MORE MEDICINE-ANY INVALID CAN CURB
IN himself without medicine expense by DU EARRY'S
delicious Revalenta Food which has elected 7u0t
OF Dyspepsia Consumption, Diarrhoa kind
OF Fevcrs and stomach Disorders Sold in tins To- 81 ~
IL lbs, $40 DU BAKkY 4 CO., lh3 William street. Ne
lofk. and al oil druggists ana prncsrs. M
The New York herald., 1871-01-09
SAILED.

Vessels anchored the Southwest Spit outward bound
ship VIM Storer for Liverpool bark Virginia. Bremen
At Quarantine Amelia, for Constantinople.
Wind at sunset NE. fresh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-11-23

We have ia i'it,es uorvce'c1 in his part
Of the State, for doing all manner of p.int.
ing
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
New MoIIand news.


An exhibit Of receipts and Expenditure
ofthe corporation, for the last year, shows
the amount reed to have been $632 70,
and the sun. Expended s565 50 Balance
on hand, slO7 II. Receipts Of Cemetery
Association, $27S 30; expended, $ls3 a.
Balance Of Cemetery fund, $9s 76
Layton stcokey and A, o Mayo have
bought from J. G. Loofburrow. The James
Dney property for $500 Cheap enough,
Thsmeetiugs At the Presbyterian Church
have closed
Two new "arrivals" this weck-a boy
At Benz. Tanguaryt. and boy at Rev.
W " Martins How is that for addi.
tiouS Both Republicans, Candidates
please take notice.
Miss Jennie Kcuns, having secured the
services of an experienced foreman, has
re.opened her millinery store at her former
place Of doing business Miss Kouns has
BEEN sick all winter and Is yet unable to
attend to her business in person, and her
friends and the public generally, think
she has claim upon the patronage Of the
public.
Rev. Mr. Diekey, Of Bloomingburg, is
expected to preach at the NJ n Church
here, on Sabbath, The 26th, both morning
aud at night.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

- In the HERALD of two or thre
weeks since we made this inquiry
rs it true that no jury can b.
found in Pickaway, Ross and Fair
field Counties that will convict {
liquor Seller for selling in viola
ton of law9 Aud further, we have
also heard il said that no Grand
Jury could be obtained il. these
counties that would Gnd a bill Of
Indictment against a liquor seller
for violation of law
To this inquiry the editor of the
Chllicothe Advertiser makes this
evasive and rather spiteful reply;
"We presume just as conscien.
tious and sensible juries can be
found in Ross as Fayette County,
That little patch of earth does not
contain ALL the virtue in the uni
verse"
We must do Brother Putnam the
justice to suppose that he has mis-
apprehended our question, and that
this is the reason why he has total
ly failed to answer it. 1t is not
whether Ross or Fayette has the
better material out of which to make
up a jury, nor whether the "titleI
patch of earth" cut of which Fay.
cite is composed, "contains ALL the
universe" although there is good
grounds for our neighbor to be en-
vious of us on this point.
The question simply is, can jn
ry be found in Ross County who
has nerve enough to find a bill of
indictment againsta fellow for sell
ing liquor in violation Of law ? and
if so, when and how long has it
been since q violator has been con-
victed by jury in your county?
We are free to admit that Ross
county contains hosts of good, vir-
tuous and intelligent men, but in
view of another fact, as set forth
in our inquiry, if it be true it is fair
to conclude that the best material
for jurymen do not rise to the dig
nifty Of Juymen down there on
that broad expanse Of country,
where "ALL the virtue in the uni
verse is not to be found.
Weare inclined to think, from pub
lie rumor, that the time when a vi
1lator Of the liquor law was found
guilty Of that ofiense IN Ross coun-
y, surpasses tie memory of the
present generation.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
gPRTNG ELECTION.

We call the attention Of our Re
publican friends in the different
townships in this county to the
importance of electing two Repub-
lican Trustees in each township, -
BE sure to make up full ticket for
Trustees. AS the law now stands,
the highest defeated candidate for
Trustee is to serve as one of the
Judges of the election for the next
wear For instance, if you elect
three Republican Trustees, one of
them will have to give place to the
highest defeated Democratic candi-
date to serve as one Of the Judges
of election, and elsa rersa.
BE sure yoU elect tIco RepabH-
can Trustees!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
FRANCE.

If the City of Paris was not to-
tally destroyed by the Prussians,
it would seem from late accounts
that the French rabhle are determine
to destroy it themselves. A state
of anarchy seems to prevail there,
and the City Of Paris is in posses.
sion of the mob. A number of
prisoners have been killed, and
personal safety is insecure.
THE INsURREoTtoN.
PARIS, March 20.-The insur-
gents hold the Hotel de Vile,
Palais de Justice, Tuileries and
Place Vendome. Complete apathy
is displayed by the bourgeois, and
no resistance has been made to the
insurgents. The murders of lie.
comte and Thomas were perpetra-
ted by the order of Ricciotti Carl
haldi, who directs the insurrection.
They were shot in a garden Of
Rue des Rosters. Thomas resis-
ted vigorously, but Garibaldi or
dered him held against a wall while
hts body was riddled with bullets.
Lecomte died with the utmost cool
ness, smoking cigar and refusing
a bandage over his eyes. Many
other executions have occurred !
The government has telegraphed
for thirty thousand men at camp
Sartory to come to Paris. The
Prussians at st. Denis will enter
Paris if the garrison is increased |
beyond forty thousand. The city |
is full of Bonapartist agents. !
have seen Chevran, Cont, Rouhl |
and Regnier. The insurgents for
some days past have received five
francs daily, which were supposed
to be furnished by these agents.
RoUEN EXCITED.
RoUEN, March 20-The people
here are deeply excited over the
news from Paris, but ne outward
demonstration has been made,
The Mobiles are prohibited from
crossing to the right bank of the
Seine.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

D. A. Morse, NJ O., Of Midway, lectures
at the Academy next Monday evening.
Subject "Th' mind, is it a reali,y2o
Mr.. Alexander Mccoy, one Of our OLD
citizens, died suddenly Saturday afser,
noon.
VIM /. Cock Is about TO remove with
his family 70 White Oak being unable to
preure a house here lie designs return.
ing in the fall aud securing lot on which
to build.
Gibson has taken possession Of the
brick, " that has been repaired for his oc-
enpapey, aad cuetomtfs will fnd him
there ready 70 dispense everything in the
grocery line, W.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23


-- Good Republicans hould not
fall out and quarrel with each 9th.
er, because in the new Congress, the
Senate, in reoreanizing the new
COMMITTEES, did not continue Mr..
Sumner as Chairman OF the Com
nittec on Foreign Relations. ItiJ
the business Of the Senate to make
mp its own Standing Committees.
and not the business of design,
ing factious outside politicians
to dictate in this matter, We have
always been an admirer Of Mr. Sum
ners talent, lie has proved him
self an able official in any position
wherever be has been called to
serve his country; and the fact
that he has now been superseded |
hy another In position he has held
for number Of wears, detracts
nothing from him, He may yet be
superseded as member Of the
Senate, but not disgraced thereby
should this occurrence, when it
transpires, be regarded sufficient
cause for qnarrels among good
Republicans %ho regard the public
interests Fad tie success Of Re.
publlcanprineiples as paramount to
the mere gralidcetion Of personal
hate.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
HIDES! HlDEs!!

| NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS
1 of the time and place OF holding View
| To Samuel Mariield and Robert b Dunlap
of the couaty Of pickaway, Ohio
| You are hereby notified that the Viewers
and SnrAeyor appointed by the Commission.
ers Of Fayette County, ohio in their order Of
March 6yh, 1871 To lay out and survey the
County Road petitioned lot By the undeTsign-
cd and others, will meet at the North East
corner Of the lands OF DR., J. + Wilson, IN the
Bloomingburg and New Holland road on the
Goth day OF April, 1871, for the purpose set
forth in said oliler. The Petition for said
road Is IN substance as fOllows
The petitioners pray for the location and
establishment of coanty road be
ginning at a stone in the middle Of the
Blo0minghurg and New Holland i0ad, and
northeast corner 10 the lands Of DR. } Il.
Wilson; thence with the line OF said Wilson
and Richard Bates to the north west corner
Ofrsaid Wilson and Bates land; thence with
the line OF Nathan Louderman aud Charles
Me rea. deceased. 10 the corner Of said Loud
erman and McNrea. at or near the North
Fork Of Paint creek thence crossing the land
Of said McCrea. deceased, and Ralph Dur
ham on q straight line 10 the north east cor
ner Of A g. Wood in the lire Of Ralph Dur.
ham; thence northwest with the line of said
Wond q Durham to the corner Of Wood, /
Ralph Durham and John Durham; thence in
q north-westery course arross the lands Of
stln g, Wood 10 the line Of ,. q. Glaze and
saia Wood; II nee with the line Of said /
&. Glaze and John Ieasure to a stake in said
Slase's land; thence in a northerly direction, /
crossifg said Glaze's laud and running above 4
MS orchard 20 the end of his lane; thence on
stralSht line 70 the corner Of the heirs OF
Benz, Glaze. dr deeeased thence with the
land lines between Glaze and Glaze. Lindsey
and McCrea, and Maraeld and Lindsey, to the
Washington and Waterloo road.
A a. WOOD
NATHAN LOODERMAE.
March 10 1871 -l7s5. And others
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
HON. M. ]. WILLIAMS,

We are pleased to notice that our
Representative in the State Lcs is.
lature is taking rank among the
ablest dcbators and legislators in
the State,
lie took a prominent part in the
debate in the House the other duy,
when the Griffith Rail Road bill
was up for discussion. From the
Columbus Correspondent 'of the
Cincinnati Gazette writing under
date Of the 18th inst, we find the
following complimentary notice of
his speech on the Bill:
THE GRIFFITH RAILROAD BILL.
Was taken up In the House this
afternoon, Mr. Mower, Of Clarke.
made an argument cmbodying the
usual arguments to show that Under
the Constitution Of fOhio the people
may contract every other kind Of
public works, but have no power to
build railroads Mr., Williams, Of
Fayette, spoke for the bill, and
made one Of the Oblest arguments
! have ever heard upon the floor
Of the OHIO House, showing him to
be n sound constitutional lawyer
and an earnest friend OF popular
right
We make the following extract
from the reports Of the proceed
ings in the House on the Griffith
Bill;
MR. wILLIAMs SPEECH,
Mr. Williams, Of Fayctte, re.
1lied to MFR. Mower The bill does
rot propose TO ally county with
private corporation, or take stock
n such corporation or to and such
corporation in any way, Its upon
he assumption that this bill con
emplates such alliance with and {
uch subscription and rid to pri
'ato corporation that his whole ar
rests; and that assumption
tself being false, his whole argu
nent falls to tho ground The
and Wisconsin decisions {
imply 90 to the extent Of declar- :
ng that the peoples money can |
.ot be used for private purposes- 1
hat Is, can not be given to al
'riYalo corporation But that I
ioney can not be voted and taxes /
ey'ed for a public purpose no I
curt has ever yet decided, And I
his bill proposes, not to build rail
Dads ny assisting private corpora q
ions, hut by the people them /
elves The bill proposes no private I
nterprlse, hut 70 allow countless and +
municipalities 70 construct such I,
ublie works as they may deem
ssential to their interests, Mr..
Williams then examined IN detail
he Michigan and Wisconsin dc.
lsiDns, and showed that they had
o reference nor application 10 the a
III before the House
lie next examined the details Of
he bill, and showed how carefully 9
guards against any abuse Of the
rlyllege which Il confcrs upon the
eople. b
Mr. Williams held further that 4
he conslitntionality OF the bin had \
lready been practically settled, and
ivorably settled, by the Supreme
ourt Of Ohio, In the case Of East 4
ian VS.. The Commissioners OF Z
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

- The Senate of Pennsy lvania
passed resolution disapproving
the removal OF Senator Sumner
as Chairman of the Committe on
Foreign Relations-l4 Democrats
aud one Republican for the resolu
ton, and u against it, all Repub
licans.
The Democrats all over the
Union are shedding large tears and
heaying deep sighs over the fact
that ia the reorganization Of Com
mittees for the new Congress, Mr.
SRmner has been left off from the
Chajrmanship Of the Committe on
Foreign Relations. We can re
member when Bully Brooks brutal
Is assaulted and beat Mr. Sumner
in the Capitol, every Democrat from
Massachusetts, to California reioic-
ed over it and said the id Yam
kee Abolitionist got what he de-
served, and Bully Brooks was ex
tolled and toasted as a wonderous
champion,
What has Mr.. Sumner done to
make him at this time SO wonder
ously in favor with the Democra-
cyY Nothing, nothing at all. The
truth is, some Republicans, whose
anxiety for official position has
not been satiated, are in i'll humor
with the President, and think this
good occasion to vent their spite
upon Presiden. Grant and the Dem.
oerats, ever on the alert and ready |
to seize upon any seeming disafcc-
tion among Republicans, for polit-
ical effect, have just now grown
ludicrously sympathetic with Mr.,
Sumner, hoping TO encourage a
scism in the Republican ranks. -
Every little seven by.nine Demo
cratic sheet throughout the country
is down on Grant because Mr. Sum.
ner is not retained as Chairman.
Tt is all bosh,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

p The Democrats IN Congress
were opposed 70 the confirmation
or Cameroa's appointment as
Chairman Of the Committee on
ForeIga Relations, and IN favor OF
retaining sumner, not because they
loved Sumner more, but because
they loved the administration Of
President Grant lees than they did
Summers impractieabiIity; because
tliej wished TO badger the Repub
lieans who happened to entertain
different views in relation TO the
reorganization Of certain commit
tees "I'hat and nothing moreH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

There was a severe hail storm
around Dayton on Monday.
The ex- Emperor Louis Napoleon
arrived in England Monday.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

The 26th Of juno has been
agreed upon aa the time for hold
jig d Republican, State Conven.
Jon at Columbus.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
HooNana,s German Bitters
Hooland's German Tonic

is a combination Of all the ingredients Of the BIZ
tGrs, with II EE Santa Cr4 Rum, Oiange, etc. It
IL used for The same diseases as the Bittere, In
cases where some pure aic0hblic stimulus is re-
quired. You will bear IN mind that these reme-
dies are entirely different from any others adver-
tLed for the cure of the diseases named, theHe be-
ms scientific preparations Of medicinal extracts,
while the Others arc mere dec0ctions Of rum in
some FORM The TONIC is decidedly one Of tho
most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered
to the public. It's taste is exquisite 1t is
pleasure to take t. while its life giving exhlara-
ting, and medicinal qualities have caused it to be
known az The preatesl Of all tOni0s.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

HON. WIN. f. ROGERS,
Mayor OF the Oily tf buffalo, N. Y.
MAYORS OFtic" hrFFArD, June 20, 1859.
hive used 9 loullauds German Differs and
Tonic IN my hmly during the past year, and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic, i'm
parting tone and vigpr 10 The system, Their use
has been productive Of decidedly beneficial Of.
fects, WIN. r. ROGERS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
RLoo,. PuRTFTRRs

ever known, and a cure all diseases resulting
from bad blood Ieep your blood pure; keep
your Liver in ore keep your digestive organs
In sound, heab condition. by the use Of these
and ~ isease will ever aesaii yoD,
The best men In ~e country recommend them.
II years Of honest putalion 50 for anything you
must try these preuaratiOns. Y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
Fl '

eradicate the yellow tinge from the eye, impart
bloom to the cheeks, and change the patient from
Q short-brealhed emaCiated, weak, and nervous
invalid, TO full-facod, stout, and vigorous per.
son.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

The following prices are for the best work
delivered ut Washington:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
BLINDS,
50 cents per foot. counting height of the
Window.
BLINDS,
SASH.
BASE BOARDS

G inches wide-coved for mould-with shoe
included, S45 per 100 IT.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

HON. GEO SIIARSWQOD;
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania,
PnmAnELPHIA, June /, 1858.
have found by experience that "IIOoiland's
German Bitters is very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly
GEORGE SIIARSWOOD,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Corporation Election.

TT is hereby proclaimed that an Election
i will he held on the 3d day of April 1871,
at 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 he conducted
in all respects as annual elections in Ohio
j. S. BERGMAN, Mayor.
March %, 1871 1sw9
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-23

Tie Missouri Legislature, after a
session Of eleven weeks, adjourned
yesterday until next December.