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The New York herald., 1871-10-05
POLITICAL NOTES.
Of Democratic Editors.


ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. A. 1871.
Another meeting OF the Association OF Demo-
cratic Editors and Publishers OF the State OF New
YORK was held this morning. A constitution and
bylaws were adopted, and the following oflcers
were elected for the ensuing year-President d. J.
Hastead OF the Syracuse Courier; Vice Presidents,
8. IL Parker, Of the Geneva Gdzete and c. 3.
Freeman OF the MOltdUh valley Democrat OF Fonda,
n. T.; Secretary, q. q. Cooper, OF the Rochester
Watertown; Executive Committee, BENJAMIN " ood,
OF the New York Ne,cs; II. A. Beebe OF the Oswego
Gazette; +. X. Beers, OF the Rome Sentinel: II.
Stowell, OF the Seneca Falls Rcreille. and q. y.
Clark, Of the Troy Press.
The regular meeting OF the association will he held
annually and at the place ana day Immediately pre-
ceding the Democratic state Convention.
Arrests for s-snnlfs on Election Cam
vassers.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4, 1871.
Warran,s were issued this morning for the arrest
of several parties concerned In the assaults on eec.
tion canvassers at the meeting on Monday evening
and carrying on the poll books Several police
oncers are implicated In the outrage. In one case
police officer forced canvasser to give I'm Lls
Rcp"Si'can nominations IN Saratoga Comfy.
SARATOGA, y. u, Oct A. 1871.
The Fourth judicial District Republican Conven.
ton met TO day, and ON the first ballot nominated
Mr.. Joseph Potter OF Washington county. for JuaOe
Of the Supreme Court. Judge Potter receiyed eicbt
votes and Judge Il. II. Rosexrans six votes TIE
nomination was then made unanimous
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Charges Against Collector Murphy Denied by
the President.

The Chicago Journal says:-"President Grant. IN
conversation with friends while In ths-ciry. stated
emphatically that, to Ills knowledge the charges Of
the New York Tribune against Collector Murphy are
>withoul foundation; tnar he reason for re-
moving him, when from personal knowledge he re-
garded him as 1t for the place, and Will not crafty
the camors OF those who nave personal or lac
fious object In view.n
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shipping Notes.

The ship War Hawk sold at auction San Francisco
Sd Inst bottomry bond given Rio Janeiro She
brouoht gI7 g50
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DRY GOODS.

AT RICHARD MEAREs,
the largest assortment Of new and
ssasonable Gooos
GREAT sARcass ofEsfs N sks IL Ss DRESS GOODS
20 c1;si eos, PLAID; EGG AVN
llN,' AI'A.Ai aEslSos, ''As ANU
o pieces Dre.s Goods in Pads and Plain coor sso and
loo piece: a Stripes. Stripe risis and Plain colors. sse
Fine iS Fr.nch % saaes @ &c. * III aic o, and sSe %
French sS Gn e. I 81 SSf n sSoD
Eas sss sss sss. T Nais,. and
Fine S'ssE cs:S%sSs Ssi Il SSW S$$Sisa
hsifs heavy iat; y men. 81 y sss u 5o. s.'
Fines. T Iysa: sss q ss Is sss'ssss Is .sfs
ao saTsss Of nS ssik
Es E.s hsSs sa .S ss ns S e ' sS 5 spS 81
White ana brown corSaroy, sl s5, 81 IS nod $iso
Black S AMI n e1Ges Or sennss veves % % - 50 and q '
Gsssass x,a ~ ,1a @ 4
oSsns Velvet VT AZ asH s HssS g sSWs Nv % an n.
Very sa ssl *s p.srs e 4 1ss s. 81 81 and 49,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY GOODS.
Felt and Straw Turbans. French Flowers, Ostrich Tips
sshy Trimmed Hats IS to slo same as sold on Broad
in HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS
we keep tho hnest stock on Sixth avenue.
Mrs'ins by piece or yard at wholesale prices
Nottingham Lace and Muslin Curtains and Piano Covers
Es.I. I Ssfys Linen Hass rsse. ss q g
AND sna %
drena Meno Hosiery and Undergarments of every make
Ladies' and Chldrens fine Cashmere and Plaid Stockings
20 black and coored Kid Cloves article PLAIN
$50 dozen real KID Cloves Sc. a. 81 lS worth 3, u.s.
2button Xii Gloves medium and ooors 81 and 1 s
superior quality.
CoRsETs PANlERs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
Great variety I'm all the latrst styles.
Fashionable shape Hoop Skirts, &c., s0c.. 75c., $780,
PaneT. n s,ye % 5f s ,p 1p,f ec sI
Opening on Monday,
The greatest bargains yet offered.
A LOT OF Ladies' Nightgowns, Soc, slightly soled.
Ladies' Chemises. lace trimmed, deep tucked. yoke fine
musln, 6jc.
Chemses Masonve muslin lace trimmed and 2inch bias
tucking all round 7Sc.
Chemses, si finer Of deep tuckns trimmed with ruff
Dressing sacques tucked front, ruling all round, &C.,
loucK Walkin. Skirts. very wide. fine muslin, s0c.
OO embroidered trimmed French Caps for nurses
26c., great bargain, worth III 20.
$40 Ladies' Worsed Jackets handsome arce b. worth 3D.
Hand-knil Worsted Goods for ladies and children.
Large collection Jackets, Waists Shaws Ronta2s, DC
Infants MerIno Cloaks and Capss Merino Caps, &c.
Bonnet Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Velvet Ribbons,
0mps and Loops Roman Sashes and Ties,
a very large and splendid assortment
Finch 6ros Grain Sash Kobon II and 81 s ~ coors.
s07 and 3Jy Sixth avenue,
and lo3 md los West Nineteenth street
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DRY GOODS.
ALTMAN
n n
L BROS CO.,
ssl AND s3s SIXTH AVENUE
viii open
ON MONDAY, OCT. 80
ALTMAN BROS. 4 co. SILKS
Are prepared to offer q choice
stock OF new FAN Silks at extraordinary bargains.
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AMUsEMENTs- -EIenrH PAeE-Fourth, nfth and sixth
AsTEoLoSxE. SECOND PAsn column
su4kbEKs e%Gnrr second
soAkD fS sm
Fourth and a'th ''amis ,..
bsooKIYS REAL ssfATE Fur sAIE-siSra pHsr-
BusIsss 11S SSan
M
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELr TIL PAeE-Foursh COL
cOAcHMEN AND DGAkDENEhs~TwELi Tn PAeE-Fourth
coAsTWisE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAar-szth COL
COUNTRY BoAkD-ELKvEsrH PAaE-Fiith column.
DDANGING Dl, GAHADEMIEs-,EIeaTM DEM nth pAsmnffh [ column.
DRY UODs-Finar rAGE-second. third fourth, fifth aud
DWELLING Ts sSd To DoGSn nn M YsnED SS %Sb uN
FURNlsHED-NINTH PAGE-Third and fourth COL
suRoPExN srEAMsHIPs-rwrLFru PAsE-Fifth and
gyRorE-sEoos en PAer-six.h column.
EIsA sYas column
kSisho Rouss As TO LET
MIsTa PAar Foursa and .nop sl,h columns saam,
ssG
HELP s0'A 'MAANTep-FrMALEs- Es-TwELrru PAoE-Thrd
HELP rn1 .aSfh sMAIss-rwrLrrn PAaE-Fnh
HORSES. sEss CARRIAGES. 4o.-sEoosD PAeE-Third and
PAs.F,s;h nm column rr.,
tNsUHn sCE-F1eHrn pAeE-Thrd column.
.NATk CTlON-ELIvENTa PAGE Fifth co unn -
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-NIaTH FACE
LECTURE SkAsON-sEooap PAeE-Sixth column.
.OAN UFFICES-EI9HTH PAGE-frst CO umn.
LOST AND FOUND FInsr PAUF-i irNt column
Ass a column
nnisasY xsD e rAor-r.
s1scELLANkous cLLANkous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
HsCEEiAS MOUs-N1srn PAGE Sixth column.
dUSICAL-EI.HTH PAGR-Third column.
PEksU, Als-fIRsT PAGE-tirst column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-fourth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth co umn.
.OLlrlCAL-EIGHTn PAeE-second column
.KorHaT. OUT uF rliE CRY FoR SALE OR TO
RtNT-NlNTH PA6H-Second column.
ZEAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE-kIsrm PAsK-second
ZEAL hsTATt. WANIED--NlNrn PAeg-Third column.
tELIGIUUs NOTlCES-FIrTH fAGE-Sixth column
tkWARDS-FIRsT rAGE-Sccond column. ,.,
ALkS AT AUCTION SECOND PAeE-Fhsn ana SIKH
1rUSTiU"s wANrED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAoE-
FIRST second and thiri co un1nx -
lTUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAoH-
fPECiAL NurlCEs-sEooSD PAar-second and third
PoRTisG"0oes. BIRDS. 4o-sroosD PACE Third
HE TRADES TWELFTH rAeE-F,th column
he TUKF.sEooND rAGE-Tnrd ,saaS soiupn r,xru p.nr
gRAvELLERs' GUIDE-TwrLrrn PAoY-slxh column;
lNFUKNIsHLD ROOMS AND hpAKIMENIs ~ LEI
NINTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns. ~,
yANTED TO PURCHASE -LIGHrn fA6E-Sccond col
rATcH1s, JEwELRY. &c.-Elsnrn PAes-Thrd col
AcnTs. STEAMBOATS,. &C. NINTH PAeE-sizth col.
umn.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29


A -
~ sum -.e"''
i~s0''''''A0 anu .ws"'' 'n''' ''''''''
have now in store
. magnificent assortment OF the
following ines Of Goods,
quality and styles
.ns,ow ,,,c..
~" "N's
canno, be equalea by
any house IN the city
n"NA VI En- N.Y.
an invoice OF
c,,.,., ecs v.,,.,.
Including s.a.n. .I..s ~ shades d. Of -.
New Cloth shades.
sass Iss SIX vsIssss s' ''' N''-'-
so pieces Blacs and Colorcd vsveseens.
from ''0 w
We eA' VI A1. Mo'DN' ~"
new Pa~ementerie Trimmings,
BLACK ASa Ornaments nuraa 'nr iaonp.i nroSs. &C..
iarges, assor,p,en, in the city
Our real 3n,pure Lsces
,or1 ars % ,r per ern InoI,ss! sssager .asI than
wp su.rY onpy .oxn,v x,px,u,
-
an immense assortment
OF Applique Tides.
liampurS Edsngs ano insertnsS
Some extraordinary bargains
EmoronereI Conars ana ouHs'
Real and Imitation Lace Sleeves
from t'c pair up. :,
Hemstitciei anu Lace hsDlAercneis
very low prices
In
Underwear and Furnishing
Department
extraordinary bargains this week in
Sgbtgnwns, Chemises Drawers,
Dressing Sscques. Train and Walking Skrta
Corset Covers, W asts, &c,
,nciudng
VIVID eiging, ~ PC, worth ~ ~, S.. ,., n
one o ,aniorc oacles ,ssonA sn punng snd ru''
mug, ,sfy sauo, ~, ~ - ~, m.n'n % - -.
onr .o Smyc Deu"n % oo h,j sVm p 40.
81 - tueA'ns' ope iue NJ oo''" anu 'op' ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

A WILSON GREI6s,
n 771 Roadway, corner Of Ninth street.
Having we'd stock OF and elegant goods N
all tho departments OF their establishment WILSON q
GREI6 respectfully solicit Inspection BY their numerous
friends an the piblic. ~. 49,
IN SILK, Velvet Cash mere and
rich black Velvet and Embroidered Cloth and Cashm mere
CIoaks and Jsckcs embroidered Cashmere Poionaises,
Opera and Carriage cioaks 60 ,,,,,
new a.sorment rich Paris Embroidered Double Cash-
mere Tunes, ma q up u a unmade -
Ia the Ladies' Chiidrens Furnishing Department wiz
be found complete assortment OF Ladies' Childrens and
ants ,rcohiue, Paris Embroidered PercAe Draw.
ers Nghguwn yokes Chemse ands and other articles OK
Paris Lingerie ants warirobes and large assortment
Infants Hats Bonnets and Hoods at very low
prices
In the Mourning Department We oner full line OF
black siks black Cashmere black Drap dEe Black Hen.
rica cloth, Bombaxue, tc black Alpacca and Mohar Of
superior make and very cheap.
,. r.. horey's superior English and real BalbrisgaD
Bourier's celebrated Md Gloves In new shadea
Decided bargains and novelties IN Furs for ladies' and
chill
The Dressmakins department, under the present
aremenl 10 como and the extension OF II
rsssonab chargea Mourning orders and others requiring
despatch nlod Al 10 hours notice.
Coas,ucs and Cloths for ladios missss and chndrsns
IL. -.
70 carriage evening wear connned crolusveg 70 ~
WILSON 0REI0,
I'll BROADWAY, CvRSBR OF NINTH 6TAEk1
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A SIXTH AVENUE ARCADE,
IA. 259 Sx,h avenue,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
with open Monday morning, October 81,
tho greatest bargains that ever were Oneiej m
Carved Wood Goods, consisting Of
Splendid Carved Bracket at bOc.
Elegant Carved Bracket AT 75c
Elegant Corner Bracket at 65c.
Elegant Corner Bracket ~ 81 20
Elegant w all Pockets at 81, AZ and SS
Elegant Hat Rack aud Towel Racks NJ 1jc. ana Ole
OSTERNEls VILE
III, cOops RErAIIED At WHOLESALE PRICES
N Having i've large stores two IN this city ana th!ee
the West We large lots OF goods and W sen
the m often for less than other merchants buy ihem
FOR sale at retail tomorrow, go,
for ca h y, large lots OF
Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mernos. x-,--.
Empicss Cloths. koubaiSs, foouTs,
Poplin Piads, Poplin Stripes, Musiins ,. s,.nn.,.
Blankets, sheetings, Shirtings, &C.. 40. -.
The above goods have all bought sncc the recent
preak In prices and arc very muon undef regular '""
rAteA
rOarRR BROTuERa Eebsh avenue Eighteenth
srvs4 and FUsTER BROTHERs 27s Bssckes hrcet
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

DRY GOODS.
A CARPETS AND FURNITURE
Tremendous Reduction in PrtcsA
Carpets.
Engisb Body Brusses per yard, S2
tapestry Brussels, per yard, III -.
THREE ply, per yard. 81 50.
a. woo, Ingram per yard TOO
nernp carpet. per yard, 40c
equally low prices.
F"o''"'' wor'n OF Furniture. in endies variety,
comprfsin.
faror, Library, Dining Room,
r~...,, -, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
walnut Chaci1er Suits, on
walnut Chamber Suit, marble top, x61.
oPnohsefed suits, hair cloth or reps, t5s.
D. KELLY,
II. OFAKRELL.
hl2, N( and bls Eighth avenue and
W7 269 and I'll West Thirty-nfth street,
AT v. vIGOUROUx's, I29 FOURTH AVENUE NEAR
"A Twelfth street, stamping and Embroidering Estabsh-
Chemses, Bands. Collars Pettcoats, Corset Coverr
Drawers. &C. Ladies' babies Trousseaux specially
Initials and Monograms for Handkerchefs Table
At DE PERCEvALs, 739 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
~ Astor place. a. very low prices.
nets, French Lingerie and Ladies' Uniergarments.
Handsome Initials and Mon ,grzms embroidered to ORDER
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
Laccs clean0d and mcnded equal 10
(yAMEL's HAIR SHAWL wANTED-ANY PERSON
purchaser sue by addressing O. H., Herald Up
town Branch onice l,soo broadway
nREssMAKING.-MRs. M'ELRoY, 1,275 BROADWAY,
of havn perfect fitting Ia latest at short
notice aud moicrate prices.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

CTRAYED OR srOLEN--rRoM g,7 WEST Thirty
= second street, small black and tan sIu, che wore
leather collar with tell attached answern 10 the name Of
hele The Lnder WI, be hbers. BY rslurning
~ W Mo above number. -
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

d REwARD.-LCSr A sAALL-slzRD WHITE SET
SD ter log. with hts sides brown head
with white strip ON the lace thin flesh.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

T osT.A SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOK. REWARD
- VIII De gwen H. CARTER A. SON.
etrpet M atafr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
: TIE Buffenheroer nnse which h.

= TIE Buffenberger case, which has
caused such a sensation, not only in
Madison county, where it was inves-
tigated, but ali over the United States,
has finally been brought to a close af-
ter being Investigated before Justice
Of the Peace, at London, and on Fri
day, Mrs. Colburn, who was accused
of causing the death of her former
husband, Peter Bufenberger, about
four years ago, was honorably dis
charged. We never believed there
was any foundation for this wicked
charge.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
: Champaign county has 20 TN

Champaign county has 40 turn
pixies and plank roads, making an ag-
gregate of 232 miles-more roads of
this kind than any other county in the
State.
Dark county has the next greatest
number, viz: "a roads of this kind,
making an aggregate of 298 miles in
length, G6 miles more than Champaign
county, and greater number of miles
Of road than any other county in the
State, according to the report of the
Secretary of State for 1870.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
Gen. II. b. Banning
WEDNESDAY EVE, SEPT. 9th
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS!
Rally along the whole Lrnos


Republican meetings will be held in
Fayette county, at the following named
places:
Monday evening, Sep. 4th, at New
Martinsburg.
Tuesday evening, September 9th, at
West Lancaster
Tuesday evening, Sept. 9th, at Wa
terloo.
wednesday evening, Sept. 9th, at
Washington. This meeting Will be
addressed by Gen. Z. +. Noyes and
Gen. H. B. Banning.
Thursday evening, Sept. 7th, at
White Oak.
Thursday evening, Sept 7th, at Bu-
ems Vista.
Friday evening, Sept. Sth, at Jasper
Mills.
Friday evening, Sept. 8tll, at staun-
ton.
Saturday evening, Sept 9th, at Good
Hope.
Saturday evening, Sept. 9th. at eff.
ersonyille
All these meetings will be heId.at !
O'Clock Able speakers will be present
and address said meetings. Every
body, of every political party, is re
epectfully invited to attend Let ev
erybody come ont and hear the truth
The lalies are invited. BY order O
Central Committee.
II. B. MAYNARD. Chairman;
E. C. HAMILTON, Secretary.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
SECOND

TNW ENTY- SECOND
Annual Statement Of the Ohio Farmers In
Surance Company.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, Jan. %, 1ST1.)
It is hereby certified, that the Ohio Farmers In
sUrance Company, located at Le Roy. Medina Co ,
in tie State of Ohio. has complied. IN all re
spects with the law of this State relating to Fire
Insurance Companies for the current year. and
has filed in this Office sworn Statement, by the
proper Officers thereof, showing it's condition and
business. at the date of such statement (Decem-
ber 81 1917 to be as follows:
Aggregate am cunt of available Assets
including SIS 500 Prem. Notes ...... 9E49, Az 70
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, in
Guiding Reinsurance ....... S206 sos
and unpaid Losses. ......... 1 800 207, ,955 90
Amount of Income for the preceding
year IN cash -..--- ....-.. 1E0.36S IS
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
cedng year in cash
Paid fof Losses ......... SIS 735 81
Paid for Expenses, 49,. 9,093 IS 81 500 50
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the Seal OF my OF
[sEALl flee to be affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAS. GOLDMAN. Auditor of State
Terms-For first-cass buildings 75c to s5c per
$1Oe for years Address
c. A MCCARTNEY, Agent,
40I East Union. Wayne County, Ohio.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

Capt. A. E. Lee, senior editor
of the Delaware Gazette, has been nom
mated by the Republicans of Delaware
county, as their candidate for Repre-
sentative. Lee was member of the
House during the sessions of 1868 and
1859 and was an active efficient, mem
ber. He is worthy OF and will be
elected ny our old friends of that
strong old RRpnbIjcan-county.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

Capt. John H. Putnam, editor OF
the ChilIicethe Advertiser, was nomina
ted at the Greenfield Democratic con
vention, as the Democratic candidate
for Senator for tue district, comprised
Of the counties Of Ross and Highland.
The district is close as between par
ties with preponderance in favor OF
Ahe Democracy at the last Fall election.
Capt. r. has legislative experience.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
In addition TO the Massachusetts

In addition TO the Massachusetts
railroad accident another one occurred
near Westport, Pa, on the Philadel-
phia d Erie Railroad, by which SIX per-
sons were killed and many wounded,
some of them dangerously. AS in the
other case the conductor and engineer
are criminally responsible for this ac-
cident
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Black List.

FEHHE following named persons are hereby pub
i lished for the benefit OF the public in gener-
al They owe me the various amounts annexed
to their names, for livery:
Milton Heard, SI2-Sheep Merchant Ie6S Har-
vcy Rowe $4-Busted Livery Man, 1868. Luther
Miller. $2-Harness Maker. 1858 Yank Wilson,
SIs-Dead Beat Jess Clark, $I0-Doctor- John
YanMoyer $I0-Painter. b. /. McAtee, $3.New-
Pledged Lawyer. Albert Sheppard. $S-Got
Cooked. Mr.. Hull 81 5O-Dead Beat. Joe Bloom
er. s4-Dead Beat Lee Sanders, $d50-Dead
las 81 Dead Beat. Miller Doster, SI3-Patelt
Right Man: MI: Pratt. (colored 18th Amend
ment) $5-PTcacher. Jerome Smith, $2-Wil-
mington Marshal Albert McCathler, $2-W an
lering Pilgrim Bill Williams, $625-ColOred
Plasterer at CiTcleville. Beware! Rev Patch
SI5-A regular puke His home is in Ctrcleville
In two weeks intend publishing another list
Of persons owing me, who reside nearer to Wash
ington than the above named Gentlemen.
JOHN Il. PAUL
Aug 81 IS1I *4T
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

-Victoria W0odhnll is proposed
by the advocates of woman's rights
as their candidate for President in
1872. Washington has been called
the father Of his country, and we pre-
sume, if the women can elect Victoria
Woodruff, Tresident. she will be call
Ell the mOtber Of ber country.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

At the Republican Senatorial
Convention held at Greenfield on Tues
day of last week, Mr. Theodore Sheav-
er, of Chillicothe, was nominated as the
candidate for Senator for Ross and
Highland county. The majority on
the State ticket in those two counties
last year was 58 for the Democratic
ticket. The Republicans intend this
year to turn the scales the other way
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

Iowa Falls, for its size, is a porkopolis
not to be sneezed at. The Sentinel says
there are 5000 worth of Poland China
pigs now growing into hogs in the pens of
that place.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

The Jordan (Nfinn., merchants have form
ed society among themselves, and have
agreed to fine any twenty-five dollars who
sells goods on Sunday.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

The Missouri, Iozxa- and Nebraska Rail
road Company have contracted to build the
road from Keokuk to Glasgow The work
Ill be pushed. 1t is important to Keokuk
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-31

FOR GOVERNOR,
F. MOVES, of Hamilton Co
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JACOB MUELLER, CuyAhoga.
SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM H. WEST, Logan.
TREASURER,
ISAAC WELSH, Belmont
AUDITOR,
JAMES WILLIAMS, Franklin.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANCIS B. POND, Morgan.
BoARD or FUBLIc WORKS,
STEPHEN R. HOSMER, Muskingum.
SCHOOL coMHIssIoEER,
THOMAS W. HARVEY, Lake.
CLERK SUPREME COURT
RODNEY FOOSE, Clinton Co
Judge of Common Pleas Court,
A. S. DICKEY,
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= Frank Steel, Esq of Hillsboro,
was nominated as the Democratic can
didate for Judge in this district.
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New York Live stock Market.

The total receipts amount to 5000 head to-
day. Many poor cattle sold ut the low rates
of 7Ig9c. Several lots would not sell at all.
Thin to fair Western steers went at I0@I0
12c.; prime at lI@ll1a and a few choice
at l2c Fat cattle are not plenty. There
were receipts of nearly 900 Texans for the
week. State stock begins to come forward
The average price in the market is about
IO15c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Reeeipts for the
week, 81 900 head, and ii 900 head for to day.
overstocking the market and making the trade
dull and prices lower fer thin stock. Prime
sheep are still worth 5000, with fat lambs
at &c and some extras at SIC Poor sheep
sold at 418c., and thin lambs at &c.
HOGS Count % 500 head for the week,
and $500 head for today. The market Is
rather firm at SIS @51sc. for alive and $500
714e. for dressed.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 26, 1871.
BEEF CATTLE There has been a good
demand from butchers. feeders, and ship
most of the week, and to- day about all were
sold except some inferior Texas and Cherokee
stock, and the market closed firm. We quote
shipping cattle at 81 5O@4 rs; extra beeves
at 81 00@4 IS; medium, So 25@3 Is and
common, 50 1903 90 per GENITAL, live weight
SHEEP.-The supply has scarcely been
equal to the demand, and the market is quiet
and firm M, with "a all sod sold M Common to prime
lambs at 81 1903 90 per head
HOGS.-IIave been in good demand all the
week, and to-day with ght supply the mar
ket firm. with all selling at s$4 50@4 90
gross fer light to heavy ayrlages.
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Another fearful railroad disaster
occurred on Saturday, at Revere, on
the Eastern Railroad. near Boston.
An express train ran into the rear of
an accommodation train, killing twenty
four and wounding about fifty. Th
engineer and conductor of the expires
train are responsible
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A

ION. GEO. SHARSWOOD;
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHDAnELPHIA, June l, 1858.
! have found by experience that :" Hoofiand's
German Bitters - is very goOd tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SuhRSWOOD.