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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
Foreign News.

The latest news we have from Eng
land is contained in the following par
agraph, which we clip from the Gin
cinnati Gazette of yesterday morning
Up to last night our Government
had. heard nothing from the British
Government or from Minister Schenck.
The Queens Speech, read to Parlia-
ment yesterday, contained only q
slight allusion to the treaty. After
the Commons had organized, DisraeIi
attacked the treaty. Mr.. Gladstone
replied, and in the course of his re-
marks said the demands of the United
States were preposterous, and such as
no nation would submit to unless ut
terly conquered.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

CHICAGO, February l. Reports
that are now being received from the
North west show that the change in
temperature on Saturday night and
Sunday was much greater than at first
stated, and that there has been great
suffering and some loss of life on the
plains. A special from Sioux City to
the Times says-tl4at several deaths
occurred near that city from exposure,
Two men, father and son, named
Patrick and Michael Jordan, were fro
zen to death on Perry creek, about ten
miles north. When found they were
within twenty rods of the house. They
had come six or seven miles for a
load of wood, and, overtaken suddenly
by the storm, became bewildered and
could not reach shelter Three men,
Hollanders, names unknown, were
frozen to death on Rock river, Sioux
county, Sunday. No particulars.
A special dispatch to. the Journal
from Vermillion, Dakota, says that
several deaths occurred in Vermillion
Valley. or two boys near Lodi, one
was frozen to death, and the other
had both arms and both legs badly
frozen, and will be obliged to have all
his limbs amputated if he lives. Two
men are reported dead on Turkey
creek, in Dakota. Several other deaths
are reported, but no particu. ars are re-
ceived. The storm was of unprece-
dented severity, and will long be re-
membered.
The train on the Illinois Central,
due at Sioux City on Saturday, the
9th, is lying at Lemans, with no i'm
mediate prospect of getting through.
The road is completely blocked. The
snow is packed very hard, and will
have to be shovelPd.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08


- The Columbus Journal has sug-
gested the name Of ex- Governor Den
nison, of this State. as a candidate
for the nomination of Vice President
Of the United States, on the Republi-
can ticket and the proposition meets
with favor from many of the Republi
can papers in the State. Governor Den
nison is eminently worthy of the po-
sition. We know of no man in the
State for whom we would prefer to
vote for that Office, above Governor
Dennison; but our first choice for the
Vice Presidency, is Mr. Colfax. lie
has filled the place with distinguished
honor, and satisfaction to the country,
and we can sec no reason to make q
change, in case President Grant is re
nominated by the Republican party
for reelection. We have no hesiten.
cy, however, in saying that our first
choice for the Presidency is Mr. Colfax
We believe that his nomination woult
be more generally acceptable to tn,
Republican arty throughout til,
United States, than any the part,
could make and if he should be nom
mated, then our first choice for tn
Vice Presidency would be ex-Govern
or Dennison.
Fl The present Speaker of the Hous
of Representatives is also a promi
nent man for the nomination of Vic,
President, and should CoIfax be nom
mated for the first office, Dennisor
or BIain would probably be the nomi
nee for the second office.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

- To the simple proposition to
make recognition of Divine supervi-
sion in the affairs of men in the Con
stitution of tile United States there
would be little opposition. The be,
lief in snch Intervention is as wide as
the world, as is shown in the tradi
tions of all nations and the creeds OF
all religions. The number of those
who refuse to recognize this Supreme
Intelligence and Power is small,
though the conceptions of His nature
and attributes and His modes of op.
Grafton are as various as the moods of
mind.
The opposition 10 the project which
the Convention of last week was held
to promote, arises from an apprehen-
sion that the recognition of God in
the Constitution is but an initiative to
other schemes now prudently held in
reserve. This apprehension is justly
grounded. One Of the speakers in the
Convention, for example, thought the
change in the Constitution was essen
tiai as declaratory announcement
that ours is q Christian Government.
and we Christian people So long
as mails are transmitted, post offices
kept open, and even sessions of Con-
gress held on the Sabbath day, we
can hardly be esteemed q Christian
Nation.
1t is one of the objects, therefore,
of the movement to secure a better
observance of the Christian Sunday,
and we can not have appropriate Ma
tional legislation on the subject with
out modifying the Constitution and
introducing the triune God, and the
Bible as His revealed Word, into it.
In other words, these amiable consti
tutiOnal reformers want an opppor-
tunity to contract the area of relig-
ioTs freedom, and subject the people
to ecclesiastical domination. Modest
as the pFetensions now are, the end
would be religious persecution bv
law. Wewill think twice before tax
ing this step backward Gin. Com
meTcidI.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

Florence, the comedian, tells a
capital story of a waiter at one of the
London taverns who was sadly given
to drink. A party Of young men de-
termined to reform him, and one day
they read an imaginary paragraph
from the paper relating to terrible
accident, in which an inebriate, on
blowing out a candle, was killed by
the flames igniting with the fumes of
his breath. Jerry pricked up his ears
at this, and requested that the para
graph might be read to him again,
which was done, to the evident horror
OF the poor man, who Immediately
went in search of his prayer book -
Retur4jDg with this, he expressed a
desire to take n solemn oath npon it,
bcmoaned the fact that he had been
sorry tippler and was bringing him
self to ruin, and then swore that never
again, so long as le lived, would he
attempt to blOW out a candle
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

A lady in Athens county, who at
tempted to fill a lighted lamp, re-
marked as she landed in neighbor's
house through the window, that she
'Just dropped in, and never stopped
to fix up one bit" Her apology
was accepted.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
: Hon. M. ]. Williams, Represen

- Hon. NJ. J. Williams, Represen
tNtive in the Legislature from this
county, has introduced a bill to ex-
tend the time for the payment of tax
es semi-annualIy to the 31st Of
December and 3Oth of June, instead
of the goth of December and the 2Oth
of June, as at present.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

A father at NorwaIk, Ohio, lately
brought suit against liquor seller
for selling liquor to minor son. A
verdict os $3.50 waf obtained.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

= Hon. Hooking H. Hunter, one
of Ohio's oldest and ablest lawyers,
died at his home in Lancaeter, o., on
Sunday morning, in the list year of
his age,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
The Enelish are having the

= The English are having the ex-
clusjyc enjoyment of first class SEN
sation. So far, all is serene on this
side of the Atlantic, and the fact that
the State Department has received DO
official cor orfirmation Of the purpose of
England to withdraw from the Gene
va arbitration serves to quiet appHe-
hension.- Comm eTcEdj.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

During IA years since the opening
of the Reform School, 1,489 boys
have been admitted.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
CHERIFF'S SALE.
ct. al. against A. j. sOddera

john simpkinson ct al, against A. j. sodders
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
stated ease from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Favette County, Ohio, TO me directed and In pOr>
snnnce of the command thereof, will expose and
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Csourt House. in the town of Washington, in said
County on Monday, the 12th day OF February,
1919 ut two O'Clock p. NJ. of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenements. to-wit, Sit-
uated in the County OF Fayctte and State OF Ohio.
and described as follows. viz:
Lots Nos three (i) and four az in said town or
West Lancaster, with the appurtenance thereto,
Lo' No. 5, appraised at $516 66sa, aud los No.
at $lSS.
Terms OF sale cash. .v.s
Sheriff Payette County, one;
Jan. II, 1871. sw6 priss
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

One handred and forty miles Of
turnpike ia Franklin county.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
rTANHOOD-IEow Lost, HOW

TANHEOOD-HOWL LOST RAOW
@, HeatOred.-Just published, 4 new
ES@IEssl% edition of Or. CULvERwELL (elebf1
81 ted Essay on the radical cure OF GER
tain weakness the effects of Errors
Sn5 4 Nhnses in early life. The celebrated author
in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates
from thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of such errors and abuse:
may be radically cured without the dangerous usC
of internal medicine or the application of tht
knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once sim
pie, certain and efectual, by means of which sv,
cry eutferer, matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself cheaplv, privately and rad
icallX This lecture should he in the htil"S Oh eN
erN youth and every man in the lahu
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, % any ao-
dress, postpaid ON receipt oi SAX cents, OF Two
post stamps. Also pr. Culverwels "Mafriage
Guide - price ea cents. Address the Publishers,
Feb /. 'llNI CIlAS. j. G KLINE " co
l2l Bowery, New York, Post-Ohice Box A5S6.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
A ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY

State of Ohio, Auditor of States Ofice. Depart
ment of Insurance, Columbus, January IS, 1872
WHEREAS, The Eetna Insurance Company
located at Hartford, in the State of Connecticut
has filed in this office sworn Statement, by the
proper Officers thereof showing its condition
and business, and has complied, in all re-
spects with the laws of this state relating to Fire
Insurance Companies
Now. THEREFORE,, In pursuance of law, l.
James Williams, Auditor of the State of Ohio, do
hereby certify. that said Company is authorized
to transact its business of Fire and Inland Insur-
ance in this State, in accordance with law, until
the slst day of January, A. d. 1878. The condi-
ii on and business of said Company at the time of
such statement (Dec. 81, 1871 is shown as follows
Amount of actual paid up Capital SS 600, 900 oe
Aggregate amount of available Assets 6,4O0,502 30
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, lex
cept capital) including re-insur- :
Year in cash '''.e 1868 794 os
Amount of Expenditures for the year
In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed
my name and earSed the Seal of my
lSEAL office to he affixed, the day and year
above written,
wi JAS. WILLIAMS, Auditor OF State.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

The Marietta & Cincinnati railroad
is to build a new depot at Greenfield,
Highland county.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

The Coolest of the SeasOn--Great
Suffering--SeVeral Persons Fro
zen to Death.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

LONDON, February 4-The Observ-
er 10 day states that the British Gov
ernment has sent dispatch to WASH
ington Withdrawing from its agree
ment to submit the Alabama claims
to arbitration before the Geneva
Board, if the liability of England for
indirect damages remains an open
question. The dispatch is couched in
friendly terms, and gives expression
to an earnest desire on the part of
Her Majesty's Government to carry
out all the provisions of the Treaty at
Washington.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
M&ut Mn3etgen.
Sermdblt:
$e"s. 8e"rp 4a"ft@""n,
3os*p4i"< @@"rp 8""ft""'a,
eeb. BroIe.
Ct. Gleub, ben 1. Wat 1872.
proclamation 6ur@ Ben
@pupernDr+
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Ct. Glpub, ben 4. Wat 1872.

euna eemtde unberlaue' fenbe Bartsn Sn'
Asaner. utlde srrbt Neitrrat,Oaen tbnsn ron Der Seaeralre.
steruxa su tbrem aus'dlieBli&en 1ebrauh ju9emte'tnen
4ars.s babsn, bts { @eisrsattoneu il strlantn pfeaea, an'
eebltd III benz 3m.de :es 8tide"e, Jausnaeaens ano Sasens,
anb IL Ben &nfeblusa ea Der Dstieu rber beren Ndpe fn
aessria7sa uno ote{elbeu etnae!n rber In 6aneen ~ aGea
31Stikn, I'D in 81. sdufer rsr str,eln ~~euneuOen anfeoIt
dnhstneea, 6em5tnlt& renn Bios , { Weibr unb Rtuber IN
&asf fnp, Nnb BON ~tenitlhtn ~seriAnaen, was ihnen eeraet
W. easnt setr e.'esn'eatt etns..ss; t.rn,s 'sss yoree.un:
Dthereans aulaAsn, beg eEtsn, bts s'e AnTteeler nt&t Idnser
at1s ib,e R~etmpdrstn Seriafsx tSnnen, obne tpr &,sentsun.
% 1laae.ruynee; une thrs 9sautn rae 9isse. sr Snast
nttt nur cine @emenpase fsnseru aud Ger Stud hr
0rdn,auaeDluus.n tn f. bObeun @rabe eeworsea Rns, tcs
- tses! 8ttsb'tt als Dsrbre&en udss. +. la"ssr III sulben.
dRS IN Aubetra9t, bot bic &esttran eedeentea IN.
IN beren Sbbur bic Snttaner ftben, pt aufetfurbert p.rt en-
fnt xnb bt berBunbssres, ,runs oft seriddt psreen ID. Ne af
&rep Refesatcnen tet unb ron pllnberuneen Der pabrloien
0rdnian!isDlsr fern ~ balten. aaes ebne&do'a.
nub IN Inbetrd4 I. bab e8 mtr aus 9entseuben
1euetltn liar eewcrben, bae an Der Norbsrdn3e stS
esaAtes iuet 6amtlten me'Ber DtrfpntH BON stefsn Sa'
aab. obne ba6 trsenp pslde TRANSFERRING bter3u se~
bpten nrrs:.
Desb IL pisb hermit ~befcblen unb aneeorbnet,
III aae Snstaner, uel1t auf Qanp TN 5;ant D'tnuefrta
1r1.sHeR ws,bsn. pelprs su ibrrn &eferr attpnen eesSrt,
sts n.beftrs'er vnb 5t6rtr bs iHensli&en Griebsus BE-.
tsantet uns o:mDenaB betanbsl, werben DC en-, uno tn
. :dts tst$.1 IS, S;e ss.1 111 f an ii b.9 yT 7stes sta ssunt1, sI nes
asuntn. no lplde SnOtauer betruHsn uerbsn. Re III
sasnsn, oos ts a. @uunts 0fors ssr!aasn uns unS tert
aidt iufurt btiDlst wtrb, 10 foatu &c ben @ouserneur
pr Ieleeraps sber ~ipnRwie Sappn N Renntn,b ftben.
uaS e'ue eenHsenbe Mt!itdrma4t N ben G'ptlbeaus
n snr Sstrfasuns eefsa' wsrseu, nm lSfost Sesorfam
u ertltn8en.
Qe aeben NIT netner Ramensunterfhrtf nnb ZEN,
{s.st ~ Itst' ss' @'aast' q" tteffm 'sm li'l Sage St'
Au1d ben Guss.rnenr
q. =. Senntfon. etaa.sfeeretdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16

Outer Trof fir bic min
neopolts Greie Yrei1e:- I'M
tere 6reunotn> pie ~Greie YreNe" pom
minneopolis, miro In 5er3fn, pas
Gnp MFR lber3eust Germ @reeley bin
manldsn> no Der pfeRer wddit, Auein
au@ cine ~Grete prei1e" fam ntdt Inn
naer> >pte }e piu. (~onoern ,mub" mitunter
umu0en", uno 70 miro ie penn oud otesz
nj al fir Germ Greeley nolens volens
~ma0en". @ie 1T (emtt, loweA otele
Mn%oeleoenbeit In Betra9t fommt, etue
freie Mub>pu6e.
Die @ituatiou ii u%naneenebm, aber
nidt pbne Troa. @reelfn, rieisr rem
ceutlaen @auuen 70 unfdmadbatteSra>
ten, miro ouf per platform nit pem Gin
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warpe aud pbne ieues ~prtRaipeI" nidt
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fommt, unb, >penn audi pte1e &aterfreupe
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big 3um nd9fen Nopember,
osnn pisWibssburt bat tetne2ebensfraft-
. it es bod fmmer cine Batter
ireuoe, III Der wtr papa 9tellder
sratultren.
@ennp Der u@ eltf@ mer3" mad Der
3erf6runa Der %eetrdumten @ater}elisfeit
tpmnt, rara meroen 0nfel Bosen uno
wir se,n nit iecer Quontttdt Selberpalz
fer unp 6irins6lalat ben un0lddlt9en
~G!tern pom pes &iuo" CUR &srf1sune
fteben.
Concert beS 2teberfran3eS.
- Bte 2ieoerflan9 ielbit tn'8 Sbr &Qer
wel&e ben frlberen @oncerten be8 ~2ie<
oertronjes" bei9epobnt, ptrb bic IN Der
beutt9en Summer entbaltene Mnflnoi9un9
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rem 2eiifun9en BOT, ben, publtfum NIT
70 9rcber1 8etfa1 auf9enortu1en tpurben,
f4 aud BET ben, rd9fen Concert uieter
IN efeetpouen &eu1ppfttpnen btrta laiIen
werben.
s.. S. Tdplcr bat ben atbeten unb
bfftn gerratb BON Baubsl3 iebe1 strt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
(Aenteln III ntricbeu. piro auf Marfelbs
Antra9 bert IN @aden BEG tpelu @airz
merf6 nptorii6 frfotrenen &epacteur pt6

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msrf6 nptorii6 erfabrenen &epacteur pes
pioueers CUR 8e,taterfattuns dbermie>
fen. Cine ueberweilang an etne @cm>
mittee fQr Beleiti9uua uon Dredl6@ern
pdre ptellei9t pa6sncet eepe1en. 8ttt<
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81. @ermain StoQe6 an ter 7ten Stra>
Re an bic Alpermdnner Der 2. Maro unb
BEN 6tartanmalt permielen. Rehnuno
Don S72.20 fur 8ebanoluna BON &C.
faneenen TN @ount9z@ efdnBniB eenebs
miat.
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Chilly alS prdlptnt Der @aS Gcmpanie
erfldrt, ttelelbe peroe 1@ BON ibren Der
@toet oferirten @aspretlen ni9ts 40,
banbeln la0en, }oncern, penu pte @tact
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fdn1e, einfa9 oa5 @as %obpreben. Da
nun bic Dtferens 3ptlden Der Goroeruns
Der Compute unp Dem @%esenanerbie>
ten Der @tabt nur $500 betro9e, 10 lei
6err Murrap baflr, oa6 mon pieS ferte
Der @ompante uecepttre.
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8oarb Of public 8e'ts enpfsblt Grz
6fnuns BON BrepR er %penur. 8dr9er<
remon fratton baeeeen serlanst fat pelz
fen @r6fnunS Der Mtnneiota<S trabe.
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seben. 8oa,b Of p. %. bertatet etnen
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lilippizS irobe mad ben neuen @tart>
erdnsen on paS 8oa,r Of y. %. ju per=
pe,ien. Boarr Of p. %. miro NIT Nis
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bel bon Der 7ten nad BET 3ten ; peselets
aen prince, Ste unp Sic Don &ofabel
noh &itt(pn uno rte Ate BON &o@abe]
noh Commercial.
9 titienen fir @iFernen auf Dem ST.
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p. B. nit Gr6Hnun9 uno &rmctterune
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Don S., 1000 beauftraet. Nipeltruno une
Maearemtdrune Der Stem ;mii@en 7te1
unp 3ten bemS tapttneenieur lberwteien.
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fructieneu In Der Bluff @trobe beauf>
tra9t
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funa Don Stabtfarten Don BET @orte,
mopon BET @taetratb neuli@ cine gun,
Yrdlent ertalten> nisper8efimmt.
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bur6 S1iloer an ben @den Der Straz
SUBCOMMITTEE refertrt. Boaro Of .. %,
NIT Ger GrSfn4eo Der 14ten Don ct
peter bis @aba|bam Strabe beau ftraBt
BsuerzD aroens tnfruirt 9e9en oiejent9en.
mel6e bbl,erne 6duler tnne,balb oerTeuz
erordnecr In Der Ndbe Der Gfe ber 4tfr
uno SadionzG trabe errtdten, etn3u1drei=
ten. Brldeninipeetor beauftra9t, elmer
@ori9lae CUR @ontroQirun9 Der 3obl ee'
curb ben Bridenetnuebmer %perfaufter
Bilet6 etnSuretden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
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