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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01
Report OF yvzasEairatOla Union schools
for the Week Endimg Way 26. 1871.

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Our schools close for the present year,
on Friday, June I'd. On Tuesday night,
june 9Th, the pupils of the schools will
give an exhibition at Music Hall. The ex-
ercises will consist of charades, dialogues,
REFUSES, dee1amations, rccitations, essays,
and choice music, both vocal and instru-
mental. The net proceeds of the evening
are to be applied toward the purchase of a
piano for the use of the schools, providing
the contemplated improvements are made
on the school building during the summer
otherwise, the proceeds will be used for tho
benefit of the school in some other respect
Three hundred and ffty-five of our pu
pills by regular attendance, punctuality ano
good deport. earned the. offered holiday, OF
Friday, May Goth. Sixty-tw only forfeit
ed the same, and a majority of these latte
could have secured the holiday had parent
done their duty. 1t may seem small mat
ter to some parents whether their childrel
are, or are not entitled to these holidays
but could parents understand all that
Signifies We are sure no one would, fo
trivial causes, allow child to lose it w
need the cooperation Of every guardian
parent and friend Of education, in thes
matters, and hope, in time, to show th'
these aids are telling for good in education
al interest in Washington.
?. +. MoREHoUsE, Sup't
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01

RoBBERY.-Mr. Senftenberg, brother of
Mr.. L. Senftenberg lately of this place,
while travelling between Hainesville and
st. Joseph, Missouri, was attacked by a
band of Ku-Klux robbers, and his money
and everyth he had taken from him.
He had been engaged as a Civil Engineer
on some Rrailroad survey, and all his earn
ings in that way, were stolen from him by
these lawless villains.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01

Floyd Emmit is keeping the Emmit
House in Glfillicothe,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01

TRAIN TDiE.-Another change was made
on Monday last, in the time of arrival and
departure of the Railroad trains at this
place, on the c. & NJ. V. r. r., as follows
Trains Eastward bound-Freight arrives
at $50 and leaves at 8:55 a. m. Express
and Mail leaves 2:57 a. m. Accommoda-
ton leaves 7;5O a. m.
Westward-Accommoda leaves 6:1;
a. m. Express and Mail leaves 1887 p. m
Freight arrives 1:5O and leaves 2:1O P IN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01

WILL be found In the ELY Block" in the
w Room lately occupied by NJ Wissler. where
they will furnish Fancy and Milliner Goods of the
latest styles. Spring styles just received.
Mrs. KOons, in the Milliner Department. is a
lady experience taste and STYLE and will insure
satisfaction in that department.. Mrs. Kephart
will attend strictly t" the Dress-MakinS. and
will endeavor to please the most fastdious. All
work well done. none but first class hands will
be employed. Being Il Branch of Demorest's Pat
tern Department. she will keep on hand large as
sortment of trimmed and plain patterns of the
latest STYLES, which will be furnished to dealers
and other S lower than they can be purchased to
the Emporium of Fashion. We would say TO the
Public. call and see
Washington, March y, 1871. 1S<me
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01
r OOKING- GLASSES.
r. MILLIKAN

Has lust received from New York the largest and
most beautiful assortment of Looking glasses ev-
or hroHght to Washington. Price and quality
cannot faii to suit sbtl
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner East and North Sts-,
Rev. w. Kidder Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at l0L A. n. ard ?. Il. Sunday School ut A II.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
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runilc 1na.gna1,on meessng.

D. E. Bo1Es, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
Bear i'm Mind.

When disease has undermined the HEALTH and the physical
system has become prOstrated stmuant that will not only
strengthen but the should be Immediately
sorted to- Nrua distress also fruitful of the break
ing down OF the constitution and the Of this earmy to
health are tTuiT alarming. For all such aacS Hos letter
stomach itiers ave hrun found unsurpassed by acting direct
up" III" digestive organs they h3 heavy dSaSeea
he oclng after eating, Of by persons OF
delicate temperament. AS digestion is d. the
patient Finds his strength Increasing and his general health
improved
Thousands persons certify that it may De relied on in all
cases of weakness debility attendant Sedvna
habits The generality of Biters dsagreeabe the
taste that they Objectionable weak This
not the with HOsetters Bers, which will be mild
and extremely pleasant Basamic plants barks and
tribute their restorative juices to render soothing
strengthening Its basis is the only stimulant which
ever been produced, containing any other
leeriOus element The careful and skfu
anayzed the Btters and them harmless
scientific testimony but the testimony the OF
thousands who have experienced the and
effects of the GREAT rEGETABLR and ALTRRATIvR
modern times still more conclusive. In Fever Ague
Dyspepsia Bliousness Nervous complaints Chronic Gem.
plants and debility it nearly nbs as thing
in this tallble world can be- aprillslm
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

At Washington, Friday, a petition, signed
bv sixty four women, was presented to the
Boprd of Registration asking that their names
be registered as qualified voters in their re-
,nective districts. Among the signers were
Mrs. Sarah J. Lippincott (Grace Grernwood),
Mrs. +. d. +. n. Southworth, Mrs. Mary y.
henniSnn, several female physician, and two
colored women. When the petition had been
presented, General Crocker said that the board
must refuse to register them. as under the
law they had no right to register any but male
citizens. The ladies then made application at
the respective desks of their several districts,
and were told at each that they could not be
registered. Their names, however, we're taken,
and kept for record Mrs. DIR. Mary +.
Walker then entered verbal protest, to which
MIR. Hall, of the Registration Board, replied
that the Board were acting under what they
conceived to be the law in the case, and if they
telt aggrieved they must apply to the Courts
for remedy. It is understood that the matter
will be taken to the Courts tor settlement
Philadelphia Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

A Bishop IGNORED. The Rev Mr.. Cheney,
of Chicago, is ont in full revolt against Bishop
WhitehOuse, of Illinois, and the High Church
sustained by the courts, yet at the Easter cleo
ton of vestrymen he was supported by his
church with only one dissenting vote. As he
was suspended for Decentralization, the Bishop
did not attend to administer the rite OF confirm
alton to the candidates, hut that seemed to
make no difference, since nineteen persons pre-
sented themselves, and, in lack of a better,
Mr.. Cheney took the Presbyterian position,
and himself oficiated as Bishop, confirming
the applicants, apparently to their entire salts
faction.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

READY TO Beg FOR CoLORED VOTEs.-We
believe the Democratic party Of the North all
its protestations to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, will eventually get down on its knees in
abiect beggary for the negro vote. In COnnec-
ticut all the caiolery the shrewd leaders of the
party were capable of was lavished upon the
new voters. Prominent Democrats took to
renting pews in the churches Of the colored
people, to addressing cOIOrcd meetings, and to
overtureS Of the same kind. Twas all in vain.
As the course organs of the party express it,
: the coIcred troops fought nobly," and came
out victorious. In Cleveland, Ohio the Demo
Gratis went so far as to nominate a colored man
for assessor, but all to no purpose. .-Phila
Press
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

NEW YoRK PoLIrICS l. .St week two mem.
oers Of the New York Legislature, both Demo
JJarSi Jl nan light. A Tammrny man, named
I Inli irving knockeda man, name, Weedd down,
EJcauSe ia the latter opposed some of the party
;IoS ,I lnat were liable to increase the taxes Of
v WY. people Irving for this disgracefu act
'ha Ias i3lced % to resign. This has made tie in
.So .bo.. house and the Tammany party is one
oa' n'oa ~ Ihe magic number, 65, requisite to
pf'I pS OH. In this condition the republicans
coraH; TG.h houses on Friday held caucus and
v,olned c,o,; to defeat all bills considered demo
mo-" MY party measures. The party lines will
coU. ca" og tghtened up little, but the republi
sto"ae na themselves throw some doubt upon the
Uauas5 obedience of two of their party to tn,
soI"oS Iaus ulctum The democrats, in caucus re
eo".; e 70 Introduce bill at once for holding az
c,r U'Ion In IN the sixteenth district of New YorI
S,s nay, t 10 nll the vacancy, and it was resolved t.
del parliamentary means t. pass it withon
tho tIi, out tins cannot be done unless some o
republicans sell themselves.
lOc" J'HIe the above was put in type the dead
msmh nas ended, Mr.. Winaus, Republica
evar oer from ChautAuqua, having been wo
asnoU % % the Democrats The bill providing fc
suapa spsclal election in the sixteenth district for
IT, T.sSSor to Irving has been passed, and I'll
aeted levy s and New York City bills can now
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

There is a general strike of the journeymen
shOemakers in Baltimore. 1t appears that the
boot and shoe manufactures discovered that
the female operatives employed by them had
formed secret Order to prevent the employ
ment Of all females not belonging to their
Union, and on Thursday discharged all female
operatives of the Order, Offering to continue
them at work if they would abandon the
Society. The females declined this otfcr, aud
their action being at once made known to the
Crispins, the latter Immediately struck, caus-
ing a cessation of work in the shoe factories
throughout the city About 2OOO persons are
thrown out of work.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
approved, July IA. 1870.
fPuBLIC-NO. 1901
An Act relating to the state of

An Act relating to the state Of Georgia.
the Senate and House OF Representatives OF
the United of America in Congress assembled, That
the state Of complied with
acts fourteenth and 6ean articles of amendments TO
the the United States having bssn ratified by
legal legislature Of said state II s hereby declared that the
Georgia Is entitled to representation in the Congress
Of the nted But nothing 10 this act contained shall
he deprive the people Of Georgia OF the right to
an election OF the assembly Of said State
AZ provided the Constitution thereof and nothing In
This any Of Congress shall be construed to Affect
the which officer has been appointed or any mem
assembly elected prescribed by the constr
| tuition az the State OF Georgia
SEc And be 1t further enacted That much OF the act
entitled making appropriations for the support the
far tho year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred ant
other approved March two, exh
teen sixty seven as prohibits the organization
calling into servce Ot the militia forces in TN
states Of Mississippi Texas, and Virginia be- and th
! same is hereby, repealed.
| Approved, July i3 1870.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
mystic Water from DAvID's WELL

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OF the AGE holds SolnOn the ProoXe Of Iron and other
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Catarrhal affections. early Diabetes,
Intestinal Disorders and General Debility. It purieS
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stimulates the secretOns and valzes the II
is highly recommended by physicians and the
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S300 box BEETLES, delivered
Pa. to be expressed tO
d. $. CADWALLADER, 1905 Race ST.. Philada.
51S- The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAVID'S WELL is
designed accommodate all
year: who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER the
WELL. febljm
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

Capt Samuel Baker, who always claimed to
be the man that fired the first gun from
Charleston at the Stars and Stripes flo ting
over Sumpter is reported to have died recent
ly in Tampico, Mexico. He had constantly
asserted that the venerable Rufin, who de.
stroyed himself rather than live under the
restored Union fired the second instead of the
first gun at his country's flag. As Barker bore
the reputation Of an Incorporate an unprinc-
pied adventurer, his claim to the distinguishe
dishonor is entitled to much consideration.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
III.

I
AN Aaendment Of the act entitled An act establishing
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States
BE- II enacted by Senate and House
United States OF America in Congress assembled That
the clause OF the
OF said act amended by the first section Of
thereof approved July twentyseven eighteen
siTysgh shall not apply to those debts from
which discharge which
prior the hrst day January eghssn hundred and sixty
nine.
sac p And be II further enacted, That the clause
thirty ninth section OF said act whsh reads who
merchant trader raudulently stopped
or suspended resumed payment Of hs
period Of fourteen dsyH shall be amended
TO fOOws wine being banker broker merchant
miRsr has fraudulently stopped
snt or stopped suspended aud resumed
ment his commercial within period OF fourteen
days" . .
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

THE Cosr OF CoNrEsTING SEATS IN Con
ss-The last House Of Representatives
voted $ll4,000 to pay persons contestng for
seats This tact has led the committee on
elections in the present House to investigate
the subject, and they have unanimously agreed
hereafter not to recommend the payment of
any compensation to contestants who fail. be,
yond what is actual, reasonable and necessary
expense for a contest, founded in good faith
and on reasonable grounds 1t is hoped that
this rule will be adhered to-
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
O FICI AL.

LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS.
IPUBLIC-NO. l1JI
An Act creation land district In the
State 1f CaiiiUrniA.
BE il enacted by the and House Of Representatives OF
the United States OF America in Congress assembled. That
much Of the district Is snbpct to sale at Hum
bold aud MIySye in the State CaiO suutanSd
within following boundaries shall constitute land
district bs called the Shasta district bounded
On the north and the by tho boundary lines the State
the south by the 9th standard parallel north and the
west by the line between ranges en and eleven west O the
Mount DaolO base aud meridian the location Of the oca
which shall be desgnsd BY tho President OF the United
and be changed BY him FROM tms the
public interest to require.
SEC. And be II further enacted That there shall be
pointed the President by and with hG advice
the Senate register and receiver for said land district
shall respectively be required reside ths
office subject the laws and entitled the
hereafter be- prescribed by lsw In
| relation to other land officers In said State
| Approved, July Is. 1870.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

A Cleveland despatch says there is strong
feeling among prominent Republicans there in
favor of nominating ex-senator Wade for Gov
ernor of Ohio, aud vigorous effort will BE-
ma le by his friends to induce him to run.
Plain and Fancy Job Printing neatly done at
this Office. Orders by mail attended to.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

sans names S Freely, aged eighty, often said he
youna r1u oe willing to die when he had seen his
dSS"sest dsS granddaughter married. He atten-
loa;In ner Wedding the other evening, near st.
s, Win, and taking part in the dance fell dead,
""uout groan, at her feet.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

b. DEAFNESS, BLINDFESS, and CATARRH treated
with the utmost by IsAACs, NJ D. and Professor
Diseases of the Eye and Eear hiS speciality in the Medi
ia G"rEe 81 rn3:yyan" years eHperence doTmery OF
mails be at his office. The medical
to accompany their patients h" has his
Artificial inserted without pain. No charge
tIOn. OclgIy
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

BSSn1kS IVAN having sold his interest in the
thrsstaO,E th.O Ecpress, has gone to Elmira to live,
the hsunlng rs'nng to abandon pen-and ink labor for
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Travellers always liable sudden ySsnter
and Cholera Morbus and these
home unpleasant. The PAIN may always
relied in such symptoms.
take teaspOonu in gill Of milk and molasses and
gill OF hot water stir we'll together and drink hot Repeat the
dose hour until relieved II the pains be bathe
the bowels and back with the medicine clear.
In of Asthma and Phthisic take teaspoontu in l
Of hot Swtpeued well also bathe
throat and stomach faithfully with the medicine, clear
Dr. Sweet takes the boneset
ting faster than any thing he applied.
Fishermen often exposed hurts by having their skin
pierced with hooks and fins O fish be relieved by bathing
Killer accident
the anguish ia Abatrd bathe often ~ II
minutes three or four times and will seldom have
trouble.
The bites and scratches Of dogs and cats cured
bathing with the Pain Killer clear. apr2-lm
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
HALI-SULLIvAN-Near Jackson, Miss, on ths 10th ut,
at the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev W. @.
Crane d. D. Samuel W. Hall of Fredsrica, Dell to Annie E.
daughter of George w. Sullivan.
JONEswHITE-On the 9Th inst, by the Rev V. Smith Mr.
Edward and Miss Mary White, all Of MddetowR.
CLAYTON-LAWS-At Oxford, Chester county, Feb. ls
1871 by Rev. A. NJ Virgins. MacOmb Clayton. Of Col
Joshua Clayton OF Middletown Del, and L. Porter Laws
daughter Of Alex. A. Laws OF Newark, Del.
CoUCI-wEBB-April 18th, 1871 at Psncadsr Presbytsra
Church. Glasgow Del. by Rev. Edward Webb. J. Wlkln
Couch and Mary Webb eldest daughter OF the officiating
Clergyman.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
BLOOMINGTON uLLJ NURSERY.

18th Year 6UO Acr6s l3 Greenhouses Largest
AtsOrtment-a sizes Best Stock! Low Prices
Would you knOw What, When. How 10 Plant! Fruit
Shade, Evergreen Trees Root Gratis Seedlings (sage
Plants Apple Seed Fairly Rose Potatoes. Shrubs,
Roses. Gree nhouse and Garden Plants. &c. FLOWER
a. VEGETABLE SEEDS! Finest, Best ColeCiOn-SOrls
and quality. Send 10 cents for New illustrated De-
scripuve CaialOsue-90 pages. Send stamp. each,
for Catalogues of Seeds. with plain direcons-64
pages; Bedding and Garden Pants--3z pages and
Wholesale Price Llst-24 pages. Address F. K
PHOENIX, Blooming lon, Illinois
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

The colored people Of the District of Coum
bia celebrated the anniversary of the Emanci-
patton by a mass meeting and procession yes
terday AS the procession passed the Execu
tive mansion the President appeared and was
! loudly applauded.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

Needles Special Branch,
For the adjustment Of
"Rupture Tru@srs,r "Braccs,'' - supporters" and
" Mechanical Rrmedes.'
His Offices the ed with
The duties pertaining to this line
miar practical experience
/ DEPARTMENTS the confidence and e.
| MEDICAL Authorities.
The LADIES OFF" e. at No. lj4 NORTH TWELFTH ST. is
CoNpCCTED PROFESSIONALLY. ny ACCOMPLISHED FEMALE
| Physician. Z. IL. NEEDLES, PhHrmaccin,
| ). W. Cor, 18th and Race Streets,
| jan4y Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
New Advertise snneRts.
L He sc HO o l.

More largely patrOnized nv Young Men than any
other for Business Academic Education is Fast
man College. POmehkeepsIe N Y. IL il The oldest
best. reasonable Practical School IN the UnItd
States, and the only providing situations for
Graduates. Refer TO patrons every Stale. Address
HG. EASTMAN, LID President
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19

A NARR Nv EsCAPE-Sunlay at the Catho-
lie Churcn of St. Mary, Williamsburg a part
Of New York city, there was narrow escape
from a terrible tragedy. A procession oil
young girls each girl carrying lighted taper,
entered the church while the prizes; was bap-
tizing a number of converts. Suddenly the
hame of candle held by one of the girls sci
fire to her veil, and the flames spread fiom vel
to veil until some twelve of the children were
on fire. Happily, through the presence o
mind of those present the flames were extin
guished before the girls were seriously burned
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
DEATHS.

COwGILL-In Dover Monday April II. 1871 EGs s. Co
gill wire of James CswR in the 67 year OF her age.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
THE MARKETS.

TwO-ASD-A-HALF DOLLARS,
TwO-ASD-A-HALF DoLLARS.
Two-AND-A-HALF Doll
Smyrna times., 1871-04-19
GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCKS, &C.,
John McIear 4 Son, Bankers,
WILMINGTOS, DEL.

Quotations, April II, II. O'Clock {:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-12-30
The Prcsidcnrs MessnGe.


President Grants third annual message Isl com
pact and smoothly written document. marAeu ~,
much practical good sense. IL presents on !. w
whole, a better showing Of the c%ondltiun d ue
country than could have been made any other tiup
since the termination of the civil war, ana Dea'9
fewer traces of that conflict that any other hxecu-
tive message since its close. Its calm. Dusihess-
like tone is in marked contrast to the passiouAeo
and contentious fulminations OF Andrew Jonnson'
1t presents a pleasant picture OF a restored onlon
at peace within itself and with all the world anu
laboring in good faith TO make that peace pethin-
nent. The references to our foreign relations snow
that they were never more satisfactory. ana lnhl
the Republic never so highly deserved the esteem
Of other Powers. Yet, all this is only an inference
from plain statements of actual facts, Tor the mes
sage is quite free from Boosting. pretense and sen
Qualification, and is marked throughout by the
quiet dignity which should characterize the utter
ances of the nations chief. The suggestions rela-
tive to domestic affairs arc in accord with the best
opinion Of the country, and mark out a pohcy
which. il faithfully adhered to by the party IN pow
er, will assure it The control of the Government Tor
many years to come. The suggestions for gener-
Gus encouragement Of ocean steamship lines, Tor a
less rapid payment of the debt, for further reduc-
ton Of taxation, for modification OF tariff laws Tor
Fastening a return to specie basis, for reservation
of public lands TO the use OF actual settlers, for the
removal OF Southern disabilities. continuance OF the
present Indian policy and reform in the civil SER
vice. reflect the ripest and the wisest Judgment OF
the country, and ought 10 secure the cordial assent
and furthering aid of Congress-. f. Bulletin.