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The Brooklyn AIdermen.

The Brooklyn Aldermen.
The Brooklyn Board Aldermen met yesterday, President
Bergen in tho chair.
The proposition to widen Fourth street. Eastern District,
was by the property owners petoned against
H. The matter referred back TO the committee
Resolutions adopted accepting the propositions OF e
Brooklyn City and williamsburg Gas Light companies 70
gas the city At the OF 81 75 per thousand cubic
feet n...
Alderman RICHARDSON endeavored to get the Board. 70
accent the oer light and put out the
lamps cent lamp, as would save the cy sDo0
On motion Of Alderman STEWART the matter was referred
to the Lamp and Gas Committee :.
The $50 appropriated 10 put sparrow houses 10
the CITY Hall Park. The Board then adjourned
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INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION.

The members Of the Board Of Indian Commissioners,
who have recently returned from the Indian country
have private meeting tonight at the Firth Avenue
Hotel to perfect the reports for publication Felix
R. Brunot OF Pittsburg chairman, reports on tribes
In Oregon and Washington Territory; John Y. Far
WELL OF Chicago, tribes in California and Nevada;
Lang on Cherokees Of North Carolina; George II.
Stuart, OF Philadelphia, on purchase Of Indian
goods.
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schr sarAh Jane, Jackson New York for Newport
schr Dan Frepch, Child, Albany for Boston, .,x. o..
Schr headipx Railroad No zG Reeves, Phhsoeposs i~
schr Idaho, Davis. Port johnson for Portland.
Scnr I. Cranmer, Cranmer Virginia Tor froviooncc'
Schr sarah, Fowler, Flushing for Norwak: ma.
steamer United States, DAVIS New YORK ior ran ""o'
stesmer Galatea, Nye. new York for Providence.
Steamer Electra, hott, New org for Providence
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
& % @ mn o
GS asA%h.p T. % Nina Th9-
IL s g. U 81 g S0
%a:e passensers Seshs W
the h accompanied by very high sea- causing the ship to
and 70 Msor1 va ee ce
Oct ss 70 miles north of Haeras passed schr Hem
Steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston a. with
steamshlp Sc1sS csrolns Fr,tcSard, Plymouth c. IS
S0To with d.s and s 70 @
SssS $ Na:ara S:s Walker Rcnmon City Pon, and
Steamship Albemare Smith, Richmond, City Point ana
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers. to the Old Dominion
s fs.i eeE: s s
nIn and had variable weather to the Banks
s.s:s sss 5 %s:s @
e TEX the nsDas hsS onS fine
s.~
Co. HAD Of gales
during heavy gale Daniel Craig seaman native OF Scot.
Ma Ss s s Sn deck
severely injured and the second mate had Of his legs
BARK Esgna Es Sor 2tsbsck Hatss IS days. in ballast
Rio Sranae IS dy. with wool
and hides to Morgan Co-vessclt to Brett Son Co.
up Oct TO- lat "a Ion q 40 when experienced
lasting Y hours hove the vessel down her beam ends
the oremast to fight her stove after OF cabin bprarks
and ioreward house and fed the cabin with water the
Nellie Antrim Is bound to Boston put into this port to re-
Brig Monte Christi Enos 81 Pierre Mart % days with gu
gar Co-yessel MASTER Had squay weather
the entire passage.
Edwin Rowe Co-vessei to A Abbott Had fine weather
Schr Annie Powers Sparks Abacoa IL days with oranges
to James Douplas-yessel Weinberg Had strong NE
rnes IN 10 aeras days north of thai point with yara
Bile gales oct 49, S6 25 Ion 50 spoke ship Lady Due
's schr Rrnwn Wicks Chare,ton lS davs with nav,
stores and cotton 10 Evans Ball Co-vessei 10 Jonas
81 cane PEAR nas,e The wreck Of schooner wateosred
nr nnd % 0ss Yo oe aos o DARK steering
schr Francis French, Throekmarton, Virginia.
sebr BsneaTd fssse coins. vrriDa ''s'n"
Scbr r n Kirk Pierce Aiesandrfa
sns EN- nes M ~ tc.eass, csaS, .issar .ieia,s'
Schr Leyena, os6ern, Deleware ar ,,., , pos,on
Sehi Sn s,eien nsis ~. ,nvsna so' ,.ic w ~
Ell ehI "a ,o raais asv. Nth ,,r,bcr
~ n ynbn y pa q avn,on'. rv, snn 10 e"" NA'' "'
seoIe % a. yone mel e W se o vreca os sar Kate Smith
1917 ~ u ~ cnas. Wrsct,n. Co
S,a ~ Isg % n % Quinn from wreck OF the shp
wild Rover ashore al Jones Inlet TO the Coast Wrcckins
Cnmnanv e'' " ~ ~ ~ " ~
norsn souru.
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Fata, Emba.kmept Accident.

BY the cavins OF an embankment yesterday morning a
the Of Beaver and Ann streets, Williamsburg, work
man, named Jacob Bman reaa at 7 Park avenue,
instantly Killed Two other workmen slightly injured.
Similar accidents are OF section
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who had pecom ' aa,isi and great annoyance 20 her
ne'gnpo's -p before Justice Demsr for vagrancy she
stated she was relative or Morse and before
bei murdered desrous OF reading chapter OF tne
ible and singing hymn 10 the Justice rms was more
than the could stand and he transferred the woman
70 the physicians
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Atfcnpted suicide.

Joseph Sherman attempted suicde yesterday nj his resi-
dence, 293 South Third street. Williamsburg, by cutting his
left in three places making fearful gash in his
throat but tho WOUNDS not OF fatal nature. Insanity
was the escl
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rhe Thirteen,h Resiment,

The Thirteenth Regiment.
Yesterday the Thirteenth regiment N. Y N. O. turned
in full uniform, and inspected Carroll Park
South BROOKLYN.
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{ Y r Q p e.
Emperor WllEam's Speech at the Open
inc Of the German Parliament.
FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE EMPIRE,
Popular Agitaticns Through
out England.
THE NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENT

The German steamship HerT ,ann. Captain Reich
man. from Bremen via Sor champion, arrived at
tsis port yesterday. She orings continental and
English mails mp 70 the IT tn instant
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The Bible I'm the Third District Court.
Yesterday unfortunate woman, nAmcd Minnie Nsry.on
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FRANCE.
So ~-s--i-c~
~.@.sJJ.s-.-~-e-e-~-.N~~~~~~-~

Another Appeal Of the Empress Eugenie.
the following letter, addressed by the Empress
Eugene to the Emperor OF Austria about the end OF
September, 1870 Is published in L'Ordre:-
SlREThe government which has seized upon power In
Paris has applied directly Count Bismarck 10 obtain the
signature oil treaty of peace Theirs has been charges
nterccde Powers and TO seek their media
oD between the beiserents do not inquire what are the
which country hope for from
the Army Of The kline which lighting herocsy under
the walls Of Metz and from the courase of the defenders OF
wishes TO prevent further b)oodshed apd desires
Paris cannot form personal opinion upon thpse points
Blu, France afflicted BY the disasters she has eSpsnced
hG 70 protect he interest,": e The fuidfs BY rendering
treaty Of peacer hisfounes have belaen and crushed
Rre lPe Emperor, prisoner can al the present moment
% nothing for his coupry. Myself removed from France
BY circumstances foreign wishes the spectator
OF conflict which breaks INV heart, cannot remain
client amid much sorrow and run. know that ad
dressing myself 10 Your Majesty win understand th a,
sole anxiety France, and r. Tor 1t alone that
civ uied heart appeals entertain the hope that Your
Majesty will exert influence TO preserve my country
winch viii respect the integrity of iu territory
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SHIPPING NEW


Sun rises .... 80 Moon rises. eve 10
Sun sets. ...... SO High water. morn 10 O5
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SAILED.
81 eamship Rising Star, Aspinwal.
Wind at sunset south, hight.
Marine DisasteHs.

MARINE DlSaSteE1s
va. s y" .ns xST Sa
ready 10 sail about Oct 10.
SHIP SUNBEAM Br Holmes, from LONDON for Savannah,
fog Capt Holmes the services OF steamer Ajay
which went e the assistance of the vessel ana although
deeply mbedded In the sand In AL probability she WIN pe
gotten on without sustaining any damage
BRIG RicH, Of Provincetown date wikinson) from,
the captain having died when il days ont London The
vessel was nc, Y = isarss @ Of The chief mate Mr. Hke wa
before reported at Halifax 18th INST put in ior repairs hav
ing lost sails and spsrs and sprung leak.
BRIG JUvRNrA Godfrey Liverpool 2lth inst from Ne
Ocleans, lost sails on the passage
BRIG RIoARDo from Boston, Of and for Chariotetown
PEI ballast was totally wrecked ON New hare9h s Leaee
heavy breaking over and aronnd the ship The crew a
ny s s re II Tns s@E &c p
damaged was saved Hull sold public auction the 20tt
n, Us ~ 81 70 5. IN
wards lsland and owned by Messn feake Brothers Co
Charlottetown.
Ga got ashore "a Bar below that port and remained Pm
Sunday, with tug alongside.
York before reported ashore on Block Island was got
Oct ga with assistance from the island. and taken into New
Wheel The had s lost hall her deck oa
aths bv being hrswn on hor beam ends in gale the eo
som HUMnISa BIRD (Brl, Stevens from Windsor. Ms
for New York put into Boston Oct e. and reports hs. h,
HYANNIs, Oct sscamer Island Home just arrived from
reports that bark Conquest Howes from Stock
morning. with signal Of distress flying United State:
M ve.nsns vent to her assistance and was S
shoa on Tnursday and came on eaky The verbena put
Wsw q" SA' 'A''s 'A'' Anu p''''s''a '0' 00''0A'
QUEENSTOWN Oct Put In ship Artisan, Smith, from
Cardiff for Havana ieaky making II inches Of water
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 80, 1871.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
OMn


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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fOH TIE CHLDREN.


II wa, rather iayolitc ,Aru,r with
Willie Goodwin. whenever he was deep
ii mischief. 81 had to plead guilty " hen
accused q some hoyiSli Srrapc. that it
wae done Just for l'an.
Many 4 time h" resolved to try TO hc
more orderly Mld let boyish pranks
alone, bHt th' ucXt prospect Of fun
would Danish all his good resolutions.
until the penalty recalled them again.
lie was nearly fifteen when The tragedy
| am about to tell you Sohricd him foi
life. He was middle aged man when
he Id me the story. hut even then he
cOnld not &pcaG without emotion of hi.
last picc" of fan.
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:Touse & Small Farm for Sale.

The John NOISE place consisting al two story
hnISc. and uut buildings. and ;.h"u! u acres "t
Land. situated in the VILLAGE of 81 .J"hnshuly Cen
tire j., offered inI sale. There is GOOD -Iiu. WattT
raining "a both house and barn. \i the land j.
about the n.idingS level accessible. easily ,,sT.-
c,l. and IN - .Ond state uf cultivation.
he Ila,, j. desirable, for ANY who wants =
small place. IN 4 quiet village. convenient t" chulch
- and schools. As hc trains run. scholars can
attend the -. .I"lushl.ry Academy. thc lj-h
school ~ 'i.c iiHr. from This Ia-" ard h"ar@ -
h";nc.
Fox particulars. ,nqr!,. al t. NJ NtuN: - this
Office. ii "n ilr premises. ~.if
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Sheen for Sale,

Ia, subscriber has Just returned from aE"Ia
with = choice lot at SHEEP AND LANES 81 the
CuSw" and Leicester breeds. which he offers Ii
sale At REASONABLE prices Please 'I s"nlI-;lrst
come. first served. MOSES III y LEY.
81. IuEn.shugy Cvi;Ir. Vi. Oct. =, III ~iif
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l.dht. >i"hI\ ""\- "i about l"''i''r"'
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all. ":id each "li" l'l.'nn'' h"@ - ''''~''
Tie i'oni. ,i.nid h"t.
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Consisting 81! "h''u; ~NtN .r.'-- situated ia tn.
lilac. ct II. .lrhI~hurE. .ibput jhI,, i"uljh~
;ls fran the Junction II The Ia~~uu~ic and i"It
!H y o-d-.~hu:- E.ilrfa.l sam" distance from.
churches a.. Ou,-iIIIh mil, from >,hu'l. p! i'
I.tpid .roUIa of the .iiJ-, already lrud, ,ui
pant of tn, tr'H y.iuahl. faI hui!di- !u;-. Ih.
~ l,. pas 60! lire irru MI h -ij l." suit I.,-
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vtCnE rIcUARHSDN.s ESTATE.

- STATE or VERMONT ESSEN pIoTEIoT. -.
In Irnhar" Court. holden az tiUi!til!ail. IT, ard
lei said district. the 10Th day al N"y. :. h.
lltiycy .lu, vine administration ~, h,s,- 90. Il ur
the estate Of gcuh richardson Hat, Of '"nru!,i Or
said district. dc,',,:rL make, application + said
court {" Nicnd tia time i,I', i',. ali"wc;i INA
pay the debts dr iHIn sid ~:..t,. :-l To- g'!.,t De-
administration account until ,rIi.. ivt ,'.
WhrTtuI,on. il - ordered by ~.IId court !iI said
application H.. lizard at the Probate. r,, g., t.ris,l
bail. on ihr ...d day of December. i'll and il ,
idlihri ordered. that notice. ur yiy,II L. ali ri-nI.
""t"' mod by the publication OF This "rdyr IL r..
tal,G .ui. printed at -. JOIN, ~hiI. j,:.r v,.i
~uscr-. iy"ly. hri"r, said hraTing.
liy the c"urt-Att,,t.
a3nl WI. H. HNEISIoI:N .:..i...
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r, MIR, from l. MON. and :.nI 'u'
halt i.;ii'> Irun udnn liz" CONSISTS Il !. 'I'
Good Lai.d well fenced and wat,r,rl liildi,.--
-uod repair and Il ""odl, HuIul, 81 ;..,.j tI,,-.
Price Low. and terms cay.
lu,l's:r,. ui the subscribe: tn. I..ltI-,.-.
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Wood ! Wood 4!
For Sale! Ehy Homestead,

!. q. NOOpBTEY VIII deliver il-;uea y. !
W'On IN tin. Nlltgr ~ / r.; cord lie y. i!l a.
ii" iniliug ui al iiEj~
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Nests. iI-k& t!AI,H
Banker and Financial .!:r,r~ t. s.. q. L L. to-:
G."Hns":
The Western VISION ottAr ih'i-s,cLnr AMI nliu
Railroad. comprising the - miles between Hunting
tuli. ~. the Ohi" River and the moatl uf New Xiv
I'll tabov" the F.tIi, Of kana~ lu. is suh,:In-
italy completed. and viii n i trv d4ys. br ready
10 do the iumCnsc coal amt .,Ih,r business that is
avai'iu" lis completion. IA" EASTERN Division
comprising - miles briNr,u Whit >alptrl
springs and l:ir,,,;aG. - ia complete orjel
and Successful Oh, :aJjcn. The -:.iin- and mason
Any eleven ct tn" lr! Mills hrtwc,n III" mouth
Of New Eiytr and White sulphur Springs. - COM
lrtr and thc work "n tn, remaining. a miles !,
iar advanced that tracl-laHins will h. commenced
this portion Of HE road in May nc&f. and con
tihue Withoa, INTERRUPTION mil ;Ar ~l,!- line j.,
complete.
In vi,w oI ,L,>r i.,ts. y"n lir LcI.y d.Iec'-d Z
make farther salc5 al the Bonds u said toinpa
ny It: i less price. than - and accrued interest. a
which p,ir. voa VIII continue 80! :.aD further
.rl.1-
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CAUTION !-Druggist7 aIc so!.o;iraes careless, and
IA purchasing their st"yi. get hold of iD;tction
OF I'r. Sa.os Catarsh Ecm,dy. or covuicr.cit ar
;icc and inHocen:ly sell for genuine Never bay
package wiIhou: seeing tha; The nam" printed
upon il IS Or. Sagc'S CatarIh REMEDY. and not
Or. SaG" I@taIEh Cure New CatdTrh Cure. t-tarii
Rtlicrer OF some other similar sounding name. Also
that it has printed both upon the wrapper and also
upon the L. =. Government Stamp which is upon
it the vO.ds L. '. Pierce II. H.. Buffalo. y. y.
In this way yun VII he get tie HCittiH" 81
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U,r,rY Fish - Haven
FISK g. HATCH
BANKERS
And Dealers in Government Securities,
No. > Nassau Street,

III, ~u,c,-~tnl and ,lpid negotiation, g nearly
three luurrls "i the Fyis,1 Iii'in" Looa 4f he
Ch,s0p9ai. oDd ohio Eadrocd C."pdna. and ihc
energetic Persecution Of the w"y. ri extension and
preparation OF the Road for III extensive mineral
agricultural and through tiallic l,.,yc placed tir,
financial Attain, AID resources OF III" Company npoH
such baris HAT ,tii.,;ed tn advance tn.
l:icc for future .alcs "f til" Bond explained N
the fnllDwins l,t,, g.. ~. Illumination President
Of tn, Company.
ur-i~t. en- >ri.AA:. a>p t'iil, t;l.LG",nto,wl>T.
Il " ..l!:...! Street No,, York
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Ia compliance with tin irTr@oim= imstIl' ti".s
jhc prize of The Bond, this i.r, yuili farther
oIl,I, VII. IL, q and :t,Is'.d inter-.
liz s.lr,ity "t d,rlaI:d IL. l,a'i,
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WLEKS' COUGH CURE.

C&JEiC>'.- ~ -.rpui:.:' ias H.. go.
rl..ias >,rU?.' .'..r " i''....s" h.-.
g.. g. !rr-''. ..". rs.rr'. . b. b.. g..
e 30 l...- 500 H. l'...--....-
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" Weeks S fl@gso 25..,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
GO TO p. SHEIERMAN'S
CHEAP GROCERY!
FOR YOUR
Groceries & PROVISIONS
Freshest, Cheapest & Best,
OPPOSITE ROBINSON SILCOTTS DRY GOODS STOKE
May Il, 1870 25f p SHElERMAN'
Freshest, Cheapest & Best,
.HERIFF'S SALE.


David X. Bryson, against Ann Bryson, ct al
Order of sale in Partition
BY virtue of an order of sale issuedfn the
above stated case from the court OF Common
Pleas, Fayette County, OhiOi To me directed
and in pursuance Of the command Thereon,
will expose and offer for sale at public auc-
tiOn, at the Court House. in the town OF wash
ington, in said county, on Monday, the 18TH
day Of February, A. d. 1871, at one o'clock,
p. M Of said day The following described
lands and tenements, tO-wit; situated IN the
county of FayeCte, and State, aforesaid; Be-
ginning at Il stake in the center Of the road
leading from Washington to Bloomingburg,
tkn0wn as the Deylin road,) and corner TO
Ralph j freeman and in the line OF Samuel
Wilson, thence with said Treemans line
south 81 deg west 69 poles to stake in Elean-
or Ra Wings line; thence with Rawlings line
N. 10 O5 poles to q stake south west corner
to LeneX Campbells land; thence with said
Campbell line north 81 deg. east B3 poles to
the center of the aforesaid road, and corner
to said Campbell thence with the center OF
said read. south Is O5 poles to the beginnings
Containing six and One-fourth 60 acres
more or less.
Second Tract Beginning at astake in the
center of the Devlin road, leading from
Washington TO BlOOming6u urg; thence north
81 deg. west with said Brysons line for 6S
poles to o stake in the line of Eleanor Rawl,
mgs land, and south west corner to lot OF
lnnd decided by Charles L. Getz, to NJ; A, Mel
win, In line with said Melvin and Bryson's
fence; thence south in the line Of said Eleanor
Rawlings, One'pOle more or less TO a stake or
corner OF said BrysOn's thence north 81 deg,
east with the line of said David Bryson, 63
poles to o stake in the Devlin road thence
north one pole to the beginning, containing
so poles, more or less.
Said lands and tenements being ordered to
be sold by said court in said cause. Terms
of sale--O Q third on day Of sale one third in
one year, and one third in two years. De-
ferred payments TO be secured by Mortgage
on premises.
CONRAD .GARIs. Sheriff,
Fayette County Ohio.
II D. MAYNARD Attorney
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State and Neighborhood Items


The Circleville Herald says that Fores-
mans house, west Of the mill near Circle
vile, was entered by burglars on Tuesday
night Of last week Mr. g. r. Foresman
had a desperate stTugglo with them. and
was slightly injured, but kept the rascala
from carrying oif any yaluables, which
they attempted to do. Arevolveris very
good thing to have when such theying
scamps enter our houses at che dead of
night,
There are but 81 delinquent land tax.
payers published in the list Of land sales
for non payment Of taxes, In Piekaway
county, this year, ThiSindioatss healthy
state Of things among The people In Pieka-
way.
The Probate Judge issued twenty.six
marriage licenses in Pickaway county,
during the month ending Saturday, De-
cember Jlst, and 50 deeds we're placed on
record al tho Recorders Office, Of that
County during last month'
The Chillicothe Gazette says that oliver
Halderman and Ed. Reedy, Of ooIernin
township, Ross county, have a yoke Of
oxen, fve years old, that weigh forty seven
hundred pounds, They will be o. exhi-
bltion at the coming Ross County Fair.
General Worthington. Of Chillieothe,
presented the editor OF the Gazette with
sample Of bis manufacture Of wine, made
from the elder Of the crab apple and lhe
native wild grape. The editor saysi III
wears any judge, il is Zip top"
According to a report from the censusta-
kar published 10 The WILMINGTON Repub-
liean. the number Of physicians In Clih-
,ou county. i' 81 iollovs, AloPathie, 81
Eclectic. s; Homeopathic, aatsna Med
les, 8; Spiritual, l.
GoyERaos's MEssAeE = On our first page
We give the annual Message Of Gov. Hayes
II Is uhoit spd comprshsRaive--iuh Of
good sense aud sound recommendations.
The message is plain, and no reader can
fail to understand the meaning and inten
tions " the Governor, therefore no explana.
tions are required, Read II and judge fer
yourselves.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-01-12
The Sun Domingo scheme

WASHINGTON, January, 7,-The
friends of this scheme, 1t is report.
ed this afternoon, have about
given up all hope Of being able to
get the House Committee Of For
eign Affairs to report back favora,
bly, either Gen, Banks or Senator
Morton's resolution, A final effort
will be made at the meetiuk Of the
committee on Monday, and, if at.
tended with failure, an attempt
will be made IN open ffUusv to
suspend the rules and pass Senator
Morton's resolution, This effort
will be sure TO lead TO debate Of
two or three days duration.
No more Vacations.
The following circular has been
issued by the Commissioner Of In.
ternal Revenue;
at having come to the kuowl-
edge of this office that officers Of
Internal Revenue absent themselves
from their respective districts with.
out having obtained a proper leave
of absence, nOdce is hereby gwen
that In future snch absence will
not he permitted,
IAN permits now outstanding
granting authority to Supervisors
or other Internal Revenue officers
to visit Washington or absent
themselves from their districts
when 10 their opinion the exigcn.
cies Of the service require il, are
hereby revoked
"All officers who hereafter re.
celye permission to visit Washing.
ton will be required TO register in
a book that has been prepared At
this office, their names, by what
authority they are here, the extent
Of their leave Of absence, and their
address while IN the city,
"a. PLEAsANToN."