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New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
NEw YORK PREsBYTERY- TRIBUTE ITO DIR.
SKINNER

The New-York Presbytery resumed its session
yesterday morning, AT the the University pase Pre,bye
rian Church, the Rev DR.. william Mknan acting
Moderator. The propriety OF admitting to orders
Spanard now employed in missionary work in Mexico
was discussed and referred to the General assembly for
final action. The following Committee was appointed
with reference to the Alexander Church: The Rev.
Messrs Bushnell Street and Darling, and Elder Samuel
Thompson Reports were received from the COMMITTEES.
on Education aud Ministerial Relief Resolutions
adopted insTucting the Committee on Church EXTENSION
to consider the subject Of Mission schools tnd Chapes
in connection with Central Churches and De measures
required Tor the adequate support Of ministers employed
In mission work in the city.
The Rev DR. Murray from the Committee on Collegiate
Churches reported that the scotch aud BrcE Chrches
churches The Rev Or. Hatfield from the special Com
mittee on the LeXingtOnaye. Church. reported that
satisfactory adjustment had been reached by which all
suits in the civil courts shall be Withdrawn, and the
church edce aud parsonage sold the remainder aitcr
meeting the claims Of the Rev Dr. saudrrson pastor,
Of the church. s2O being at the disposal ofthe Church
Extension Committee. lie report ~ the committee was
adopted Yhs lYll9Tlhg Elders were elected delegates
Primary Dsi.9a2s-wm E. Dodge , " S Gilman, c. R. Az
IirnG.-Joan P crosby John Taylor Johnston wu. p Lee Al
The Moderator read series Of resolutions Of respect
10 the memory late Rev Dr. skinner, Of which tho
following ~ Tas The % I2iSg s55s Ra'sssse s.sS ., with tn. history Of
the Presbyterian Church He has tsen one oi y .t-' p0s,
Of it. hoe men OF rrofssop which mae m.
Gro sO ola ~ | rd ,srte So 5stb1 nItb eTehng as ~
a. % the ChsllgD pnisy combined With learning ad skil o. e
fidelity re and enthusiasm which ours'ote years eher chani
no, diminished "he ne himself "' ~ ~ W. sT TSs
f students under hs care Will neither forget nor eese TO y s
from whom beloved father h. been aaen we ees e e,'e 90
reverence for bis exalted Christian affection the
and tenderness Of BE fnishp ana our 'ooN 81 Us s
blessed memoir es rseIarlby connected With bis uane
After the adoption OF the resolutions, the Pesbytery
az cd sine die
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
xpw work. DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1871.

only sx vcre good Tws or ttyee or more women were
named in = single commitment and how the ball was to
bc divided between them lie did not Know. Ihere
was no Joint act OF vagrancy dsOrderly con
duct aud the commitments were void, be
cause numbers Of persons were charged N single
coinmtrnent with Joint act OF disordery conduct
There must be something the face OF the commitment
read M a specimen, an affidavit made by OGicer William
f. Conran charging that eight girls were, on the sth
day April, 1870" in Grocnwlchst; that they were
'ising profane indecent, insulting, abusive, oppre,
bruus behavior, and that they were in house, and
being disOrderly house.
Judge Garvn argued that the commitments in
accordance with the statute and within the de
ci,on made by Chiefustce DAILY to such De
cisiOn reserved.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

l..
Mr. Morton (Rep.. Ind presented a memorial
from the Republican Executive Committee of New'or-
leans which he had received by telegraph. asking the
massage Of the pending Ku-KuX bill or some more strin
Mr. ROBERTSON Rep., :. Cd entered motion TO
amend The order business to admit the House General
Amnesty bill Action upon the motion was deferred
until tomorrow. -,
Mr. sHERMAN's resolution instructing the Finance
Committee 10 consider during she TeUes the best system
f reducing the taxes leave only enough revenue
to pay the working expense OF the Government, was
MI SCOTT Rep, Penn.l desired to have the bills from
the House reducing referred to the Finance Com
mittee hut Air TRUMBULL objected, in order that the
measures repeating the coal and salt duties might re-
main before the Senate 10 lie acted upon whenever
the opportunity presented
Mr.. COLE Rep Cali offered resolution for the print
ing of $1,000 copies OF the Presidents message ana the
commissioners report SantO Domingo. Referred TO
the Committee on Printing.
Mr. SUMNER Rep., Mass.) presented petition Of De
VIOLENCE al the hands Of L. = Marshal Sharpe OF New
York Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
KU-KLUN BILL.
This bill then proceeded with "a unfinished Dusf
Mr.. SALISBURY Dem, Deli opposed the bill; deny
power conferred ny the bill the President might at his
pleasure abolish the judiciary Of any state remove tie
Governor Of any state and prevent the holding OF any
state election.
Mr. POOLE Rep, y. c. delivered a long speech on
North Carolina politics, and IN defense of officials il that
State
MIR BAYARD Dem. Deli made an argument against
Al $50 the Senate went into Executive session, and
subsequently, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
CRIMINAL COrRTs.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court. John Will
committed YESTERDAY, charge ~ breaking l0 Francisco
u'. house No n West Eryeutlst Dennis e7 hri for breaking
j. Besran house No 22J West Twenty egLth-st
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Hcset yr.prlav chsyei with setting grocery
store In ouet 10 obtain the $500 Insurance
acautei smith, stealing wine from Antonio touiOS
store No BaIiers t. the Penentarg for three
Thomas stealing Of trousers from John Harvey No PA
Seventh ave Char, Smith burglary committed al No.
2g5 BoWerv Prison four years and I months
At the TOmbs Police Court, Justice Bowling. yes
llenney.
OF William
stealing snail Albert Never proprietor the
Boome-s and Buie Weiss Of tie employed
the place committed charge Of stealing gold wstch and
money, from the pocket OF John Ludwig of No 2 Mott st. while
he asleep saloon Casassa ~ No 81 Eat Srteh
A. as committed on charge breaking Antonio Cuneos grocery
No the night Of Dec y. and stealing
ing Fedo No. 55 Waker't. with quantity
Of warn Geo NJ Fisher the clerk IN charge, sent after
them lie did not rrturn keys Of the and
accorng suspected Of being ccOmpce Of the thieves Maure
and and Migure said he bought the
Andrew Paterson proprietor of the sa
Chstham Henrietta POusone ~ the inmates
Of duggng Frederick Chase of Boston and
rbbng t Tie complainant sent to the House of Dstcn
tim
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
PAYING INTEREST on MI5LAID RAILROAD
BONDS

Margaret McCredy of Philadelphia owned
L. l. Railroad bonds, which were mislad or destroyed
several years ago. and the Board Of Directors author
lied the payment OF the interest the bonds provided
she gave bond Of indemnity This she did, and the III
tcres was regularly paid until 1859, when OliVer mar
lick who WAS elected President Of the road decHhed,
without giving reason, pay the interest any longer
Miss McCredy brought suit 10 compel the payment
and IL came up Yesterday before Judge Brady on mo
tiOn made by her strike Out the Defendant
answer 10 the complaint as shown. In opposition II Ns
claimed that the parties who made the agreement WIN
tbe plaintiff were not authorized to do IT, even admitting
that they had done it, OF which fact no PROOF cOun De
tnnnd an their hooks There nothing to show that
the bond Of indemnity had ever been given The acOh
OF the Board could not be Tortured INTO an agreement OH
tber mart and from the nature Of the thing II could not
be performed in year, ana would therefore nave 10
be in writing Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE LEGAL VALIDITY OF TREATIEs-THE DUTY
ON RUSSIA HEMP

on RUSSIA HEMP.
In the United States Circuit Court three suits
pending. brought by William Ropes * Co. against
Charles r. Cnch Collector OF Customs at New-York
to recover in the aggregate $4,000 an excess OF duty
eNacted by him mportaOns of Russia hemp made by
the plaintiffs. One Of these suits for trial yes
terday before Judge Woodruff and its result Will de-
termine the others.
The duty collected $40 per tun demanded and re-
ceyed under the authority OF the act Of August g. 1861
which provides that duty OF $40 per tun shall be paid
manufactured Russia hemp and s25 per tun on
Manila, and other hemp- of India. IL tx claimed by the
importers that the cXactiOn OF more than SIS per tn on
Russia hemp Illegal because IL violation Of
the commercial treaty between the United and
Russia ratified In May This treaty provides that
% no higher other duties shall be- imposed on the i'm
pOrntOn into the United States of article the pro-
duce or manufacture ~ Russia than are shall be pay
able on the like article being the production or manu-
iactult of any other foreign country" IL
commended on the part Of the Government that this
treaty did not apply Ia this because OF the botanical
ami commercial difference between Russia and Manila
hemp. The prcpOndcrance OF evidence, however was
against this position, IL then argued that the duties
thus e1acted cannot be refunded because the treaty
cited II not and not at the time the duties
assessed and paid, In force a. law. SINCE being
nercia one, II could not operate OF itself hut required
legislative aid 10 give 10 effect law and that no such
aid has been given.
II also contended that the treaty although IL NAV
nave taken effect as commercial one, be bind
ing on the nation as whole, did out and could not
take effect law, 10 be obi gatory upon ndiyid
nn officers and citizens without the aid express legs
tlOn by Congress Messrs. Curtis and Culver oppo-rd
these propositions by citations from Chief Justice Mar
hhl and Judgr story To the effect that are
they be oDeyed and enforced ike other laws Case
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF YBw YORK. APRIL l.
CLEARED. ,,,
Steamship Regulator Fr-emsu Wilmington Y e. Lo''''
s,,,m.sO Josephine, raomp.ou Moore Baltimore y" Dl Co
Steamship ) r. Phelps Brown Pb.,rpma
steamship Beverly brewer, Phisderhs. - -, NJ
steamship Acusluct Rector New Bedford fesgsoa ''
Steamship TJbc, Dr,no, Domingo SFgaoCi 81 'gl'
S,ss@'sp Ss9Tse s,,, ,'S1 G.rc5 P5iscpaa " HnTre
ship EooParec D., Mckay Liverpool b 4 No., NJ s,
Ship CeRaa s't DE'gye 'hgrSor rs,ls p + TGs- T5. ,S
Sbg Marchioue.s Vi LondOHdeu, ,Brl Goa4 "A'sO" A''
ITis n,,, Rotben.v ,Br). Moaro Msar,a, !. Gamble
Rlri Ssneho Pina Wiley. Carilas H. =. j. fro Amiac
Rars Heser BI.uchar new isr Nassau Boz Noa q 90 "a
RTs Avon tBrl Garner kingston JAM e D. BAILEY, ,.,scs
ha. ha. fs1"as ss'S iS'y bae IL IO.@r S,,
Bn. Matte b. Hu,.sl iorE l.s'.na Jane' , Nsil~ u"
Brs Ponyert Hardy Havana Thompson i Hunter lite,
Bh AcIaa.s Ncie, aosboo. tshae, Ieop., rsSr T.,sS
n n5s I.yls CASSIDY Newak n j. samuel Godva 800 -.
Shr Wnf grl pcnsen No 6rapls DO "a Dg~.e 'o-n'
S,hr pcaccdat BaIsr washastnl D. e So Ch,'e
Ser I'af =, & Me1'5 s5, s,,. A'i,. H.s T.. Bas sa.t
Sc6, Euiaa, White Paatae,,t
SIR $. c No,ss lee Kingston JAM, b J. Wru.''f
S1 & FO,5 F,sSs sI f i' Ryss.,I . fon, .mss 90
sser b 4 S'ader' Mmrp Nesosa 6o. y',,, iIas.a.
sctr Pointer Baber, Fall River
ARRIVED. ,-.,.., <,.,s.
Steamship Ao,mare Roberta. Richmond cg Point and S'''''
steamship Moutsouer, Ftrclotl, Savannah os'' "'N ~
a. koht. oaUen -.., ia. spl pass
steamship Coumhil Size. Hsvsus. APrt VIII "'e '
10 t.uHc Mail steamship Npmpsut. - .. f.. .ih rlse
Esrs Nnoya Virginia uall S,afpstl lftsi, 81 March a
Duuh 60 ye,,, to JA Robinson Co. Pasei OH ''l'
hal variable NtathrI . ... 49,, d, \ ssrfsk
Bsrs Braut Sprarue Msuos, IL tsv. ~Nn ''.t 70, Id tss
Co.. gsss,l 10 james ". Ewcl 81" h" hu' N
passage. Nas4 dh,, nofh Of hsrra' - Il, snehote Of
ban. Mar st.tson Guauca to }. H. Wuele'f " 11
Satli, Hook 81. N...,t. flA.gs viii
sail a. 4. 4 Astsbt HUu. luu \, ,fI ' '- 'At''''
4 stt n " 1.les hl.ts lDf,h OF laiit' ~ t. GusA
Bus ls tot Cha-,ttctoen. D. 3D. rm4'' 70 .I 6sd
-. ...h ...'y a. ta ID Nsuhle AprI ah' 10
irs,, .lc NOM W at-naj hshi are anl iNr I'd
l., ,u quauutt OF 'tif ".
na,B . r,.g ,tuf sot ,oas tas ~sief gtAs ~ WV
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
THE TYING CAsE-A CARD.

To the RdttOr or The iTtO""o'
SIR: | beg you to allow me to state through
vour columps that have had nothing TO do with the
recent proceedings in the case of Thomas NJ Tying agt
Matthew Baird and Others, having Withdrawn from the
ease long since left the practically nearly year
AGO when found that II would have been unwise 10
Continue the trial. And let me say-lest II may De
thought that this statement reflects on the course OF MI
Andrews my former assOcate-that his conduct OF the
casr has been throughout most honorable and entirely
professional in all particulars. very respectfully
Yr,rrs HOWARD ELLIS.
Ne,o. York, April Il, 1871,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

NARrSP COuRr-TRiAL TpEs-paRr -crsr. 4 O,.,..,n
58. Friedman Hernstein Flscher Zr6-, -
.ii rIlen sgi FreiianGeE 5..Whyo9f sgt MBrlB
Sj. .K0lben at Barter act Va,
sh5i. Meter agt. Foster .Persman AZ. U,u.
'1f..Ihs 'ohs hhas willard a465. Brandt sgt Watts
Man'gCo sgt Lsrkin. SAB. .sieenan szt Sl,.ss
e5a. "Ace ast '1gan 80. KELLY az. rts SsS Y,sk "A
Akj. Archer sgt BnrgsL MS l..
$500. Cohen Hgrz
PARr Ui.-TgACY, I.-Csonisr called Ian
bt3. Winters AT LaTne. p t..Ataood az. Apuien
58Jt Scar agf Snmnr~ ..Liebman sgt L- Or
513l Beer Perkins.
COURr GENKRAL sE.sIOgsBefore RECORDER H,oErrr a.
atll IN.
l..John OConof. petit hrceBy Edward Wilson zrB4 l,
2..Frcdenck J. Rcks, grand lar 8..Loussl Pc ~ .rsd ~
3..Fon Reed aud Margaret 9..Wiiham Lang burglar,
lynch. grand lacenT. 10. James b. lsrlb.es Gf.,,..
f..Io eplin, King gr9ri larceny assault batter
3Bsrnsm H. Mooney, gaps ll.oharss landervsy Dsu,a.
larceny ss-anlt And hsit~rr
6..John lIil. grand larceny. R..Phnp Kern hg.mT
Cnr COuKT BEOoKLYN-PARr~ and Il-NEis0S, THosy
sDs J. j.
-. Gie.lsaht sgt WhltIocs o.. Dusrr agt fnmbof
l6l Hesnsr sgt Adams. 5I..Smiih lgt D0agas.
N..Fuputnck ag. Moran. - H0ck af Hsn.is-G.
p. ..Iatin.sr ag. Van Ciear 0h Scteuck srhrrkS
10 Stehis sgt WuseirsD. 81 King sgt. mssiH.
lfBn2sV at. fhambsr.. 49, Barerd set. hah
l43 .Sams IA .Mct 0sn BsHoh.r
El..la.sn Ut. Frank. l5J .kety Wrlo.r
ilJ Ncl1 Keller i8l .Bcsrtdie
PART IIl.-sPgCrAL TERs--IcCJg. J.
COrRr APpFALs-ALnASY. Ayril l2-Ths 0iD~ss
calendar b April 3: 23 10 l57. 49, 49, ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
At An Tnmhs Pnlice Conrt .Jnstice Dnwling yes-
DECISIONS--ApRIL -.

Suprrue Court ChqmbTs-By judge Van Brunt.-
Judgment for defendants Ktuney a lyrMo
ton denied abide event Brett sgt n A. 5 5 Co.
settled
y Judge Bdy-Omstead Greeuoner granted In the mat
ter Of rracy Se1ion-MnoRnda FOR counsel Fargh Far
egh-Graniei Earle Eselyorce granted Hanover Nsons!
HhheL q cssesMouOns granted Hance s2t smith
Order granted
Marine Court Part by Judge Curtls.-MaX agt.
Rauh-uigme for +70 IA and with fl5 al
Same SamsJulmeut for the plaintiff for +4 81 aud
sOsaBce Jaues 1huronJument for the
plaintiff with fl5 allowance. FSe asi The
Myrtle Co-Compaut dismissed Hand ag Muen-Reeuei
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LAWYERS QUIBBLEs IN BEHALF OF PROsTI
TUTES.

Application was made yesterday to Judge
Brady, wrs Of hsbeas corpus and certorar for the
discharge of the prostitutes arrested by the police In
Greenwich-st. houses Of ill-fame on Saturday Inst
Charles Spencer appeared behalf ~ the prisoners
and Judge Garyin to oppose the application. Mr.
Spencer called for the return 10 the wrts Judge Garyn
made return to the haheas corpus girls had been
found guilty Of dsordery conduct aud sentenced o give
bond of $500 10 keep the peace or to stand committed
for rix months. The return to the certorar was that
they were arrested FOR using prnfanr. Indecent and
oppfohilouS language. and that the women were iu "A
di.oritriy HOUSE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
DEPARrtRE or EEfiGS ulILS.

7.
will Tnur-'a7 ADu IT, bai
will satca Partna Tursday April 20 Ru e TIE
steamships aug THURSDAYS s leave aris The
THURSDAY European Msi viii be- suspended sHer Apr. =
Mails Bermuda W. l., per steamship San IIancis close " Post
Once a 3. m.
Mails for Havana steamship Moro Castle hOm Ter No ~ d,
close at ? p IL. Steamship sails at ) P N.
FRIDAY, ArKL T.
M ,In
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13


rs. Schmidt .gt Lew, si7 Lang agt Waller.
&c. In re Baac Fire In, Go. Ludlow AZ. American EI
is5 Hum.a at SPcer 2lO Croiesi ss Jacobs,
SUPREME CorSr-Cmcrlr-P,Rr L-VAS BErSr' "opens at
49, Lester .st n Gu,r.a S5i Nat Bank y. Pot,
81 Emmet at Toeio Logan, 3l Hendricks nst Mc-nry
port and Bar r. L. 60. 3lJ. Sane ag. Mechanics aud
81 Nolan agt The Hudson River Traders Baus
,,, ot, RR Co. v. 5NsP ; Fisp' sgt ,It GT,lTs G,Ss
SO. VIII. iiIs sst wesyer 81 Plat sgt SHAY
9Sl Ratbmsa ast kemp 30. .Euneer Az, Dttenhoefrr
ID Arctic Fire CO. sgt Bos. gJ Clark Reuleas.
S'eam5S, sSs SstP% Pco " l. ''' oi pasleoS, steamship
277 Akin sg. wel Company
1s..yan Y.,rana ng. oeu 9J'..N Guaraur snd Inlcu
%. .cIupmsa agt /. LR R. Co.
PARr II-srruERL,Np. "opens loi an.
2H KruL ast Kelly shend l5 me AlAire wOrt, sgt
lg2 Bishop art Kelly Sheriff Sc lsceuo de la Pcna ssl
5S @ Murphy '9 st s x Ec '%' sSes Ba Ss uen,on, ms
sst Mcknight I7G. Atlantic Mutual Iu, Co. .ss.
1902. X K.f'ctmanu AT LeiiaT. fsna
Cd. (R. c. wr.h ag. BcOss. 100 Ball sst H. r R Co.
7o..Sosue sg. Emot q! Orr agL The Ma'or e a.
D'N'''' ny ''''''' Sa iioT at Broi
SUPREME CouRr- GENERAL TFRs-INoRHls p j. BRN'RD sni
CEporo j. J-opens At loi N IN !1G S.pe,,i,or' ''''
la .TISm ss Az MnS 5i Sci sct Fa.h
I2. Keller agL Stnshurg. 2Jj. .Fnholt AZ Ross
is F"S PISfi s 49, u.s .9s M''0' sSo R Noud
lsi. DE Lever sgt PIKE 2l3. same A. same
us. Richmond ir Everett 2 lloose ag Magncr. ,,
lqB Corou sgt. Kelly. g5 Poser agL loWuseul MAD
2o..Atuooi agt helI,. 60 n.
Co li1. Paine ngt Levy.
sf,,s "a, A., Shield, 30 Arrun az. Yates
2ni Hsron AZ Gilman 2ll Hamilton Bgt Clinton.
206 Savage agt Allen.
hrPRRioR COuKr-Pur l-FEEFpNtN. "opens ~ II a. m
25J. Merchants Nat Bank Of 5ft.-l ss'N sf hfAidih
N,tnut. sss 1srl.yn 20. Mctfousglr Buucs.
IOil L.tp. ,gt ibe No,t, Iron. .gl. Fischer Bishop
Mol. 5gi. Austen agt korutr
5tg Gr,g agt Sterling Fire ina 5e5. Drake Sr th
a, :y1. " siirll AT Livingston.
sal Ru,,ehrr agt Klein $50. puuoI agt. Echert.
.gl.. nm. al Mtb,, tOi., NItrr sg. G.hovi.
$50 Klein sr B,lrubop bl3.. kig gerton sgL nsl.rr.
COMMON PtK,,-pAHr i-DAtr. ChJ.-Opcps a. u a. .m
NiuJrH Gauss.
529. .FiilY agt OBrtu. q ~. hf SGT NilNtI
a.. Mot .rI., ..t. Gu.. $780,. Rosie Igt Miller
giI Iiat. .oB ,. Thomson lll.. Nc Tern, MuPlr
go. .tIs,df llt GuurIuu. i...M''"ui aEt Burke
$685.. Mcdonald /. tuisn hIl .'tt'" i.N 'h h
.u thr.tallr att % Brru. lul. .lirrur. BlaurA
1884 Townsend AZ Hrulluar sud .bJ.. tOuNt Oorcl,
Sr,,uth ave. kahoaI Co
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

hlNlAlAhb ALhA-'N'.. On
>,, 80, s2s sun ,e,s ....... Cs Moon rises. E;'
VGH wArER THIS DAn -,
Ss uoot y Gov, I.l.nL.... jf Hell Gate o."
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
COURT CALENDARs-rnp DAY.

SUPREME ouRr-Cm,HBrRs-B BRADY. J-Open, 10 Cseu.
darc cale a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-09
New Holland News.


A series of meeting are in progress at tn,
Presbyterian Church, under the direction
Of Rev. H, W. Guthrie.
A large delegation Of the Misonic fra
ternity of our place, attended the funeral
of A. D. Baugham, at Mt. Sterling, on
Sunday last.
Ylerebome & Bsa have sold over one
hundred Of the Apghe plow, this Spring.
This famous plow needs no recommends
tion; is is the iavorite with all who have
used it.
There are some improvements going on
in town; George Nipple is putting mp a
new fence in front Of his property, and
George Vlerebome has raised new dwell
ing house on his land just east Of the vii
laqa Iloicomb G Kennedy will in few
DAYS, begin the erection Of theiruew iunn-
iiure and ware room, on the lot Just Ndtth
Of the drug store. Parker & Bro, have
boughtan engine and are going taput ma
chinery in their shop, for the manufacture
Of doors, sash, blinds de-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-09


The cireleyille Union oflast week says
Tho cattle lrads u reported extremely dul
10 this vicinity
The next term II Court will begin Of
Tuesday, tbe lllh inst
The water win Be let outof the canal foI
repairs
s8W@H Cooley, w,ll,known to many ol
ouf people, is nov viii Emmett ( Hef.
ner grain merchants oflhis city.
William PARCELS. Of fsaltcFeelstownship,
owns 80 head Of cattle. tliat will average
i700 pounds each. We are informed that
tley snnot be beaten 10 the State.
The Circle ,ille Herald Of last week says.
W. understand that The Depot was broken
into, en- TAuFsday night last. and the
money drawer relieved Of several dollars.
Stock cattlearein demand in this county
bring good prices. webelieve that there
are fewer cattlehere than for several years.
Fat cattlears scarce, and We hear of sales
at So 1901,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-09
NRw YnRK MARKEr.

NEW lOhh' hlaASh y iolA.
BEEF CATrLE.-- Total receipts for The
week 4,570, with $3.50 to-day; ~ cars al
One Hundredth street, GA cas- each at Com
munipaw and Weehawken. Fat cattle be
gan shade better, but the market closes
no higher on medium or thin stock Near
ly all were sold. There are scarcely any
stale cattle on sale; l0e. was the lowest
price; fair TO good sold at l2Wi31Sc., and
prime at l4e. fair extras at l5e,
sHEff hrenot plenty. Receipts ZOO
for the week, with 2,50O to-day. The mar
ket is strong at 5@6JSc, for thin TO fair;
708c. for good extra; cars 30 lbs, sold
at Sc. car Of State, 80 lbs 7c.; a car Can.
ada, liz lbs, sc.ia car Of Ohio, Ito lbs,
7iac,
HOGS. Receipts for the week l2,700
live, and 1900 Western dressed. The mar
ket is unchanged, but stronger for city
dressed and live; the latter is quoted at ~
@Se: city dressed at 9k@924c.; Western
dressed at s5s@s9zc.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-09

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-09
Blooningburg.

Your reporter, in this village, has beer
delinquent for couple Of weeks; owing
partly to pressure Of other engagements
and partly to a dearth Of news
The recent festival at the Academy was
quite success, financially and otherwise
The net proceeds were in the neighborhood
$40 A second effort, for the same object
is in contemplation
A series of meetings Is in progress
in the M. E. Church, and services are
held each evening, The attendance is
good, but we hear Of no particular inter
est among the unconyerted.
The Presbyterians have decided upon
the remodeling and improving of their
house Of worship. The plan is to lower
the ceiling of the epresent structure for a
basement, and build the main audience
room over it. This will increase both She
attractiveness and the accommodations Of
the building, The cohtract has been
awarded to "a South Charlestown builder,
and the work will be put under way at an
early date.
One new residence has already been put
up this season. and more are needed.
MrJobn Highland, who is among US
again, bas built a convenient room for a
meat shop, and there is promise of regu
lar supply Of that useful and indispensi-
Die commodity fresh beef
Quite number Of our Masons attended
a Masonic funeral at Mt Sterling onsnn
day Inst, Rev. Dr.. Hughey ofiiciatedmin.
isterially. W.