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iY Esciy road that leads ait vt t!,e
Democrat party leads into the Rad;.
cal party; ever! thinH that tends I"
weakeA tine Drm"c'atic party tends t"
strengthen tin. Radical party. n" "s"-
f,:n,," s,-rai!..i. has a,,y thing t" b"l.e
from the Radical party. while all l"n-
est u.d liberal tcf,'rms will fin.i rrn-
lection and defruce under the broad
ingis ui Democracy. "S"tr SHELLS" a''o
thnss. wi" h,,nker after the '.il.s',-p"ts,
will .Iu we'll to remember this.-lE TX
change.
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to The d.",,,"r. popular an'nn. II
certain class If i.u,.!e. that drunken
u-ss is a ,a''i",i"n If eve'y crime; has
lately had a notable conf, ,mati"n In
Switzerland. AT Dermc. m,t long since,
II man named Si.isnund LafnIr was
hrn,gi,t t" trial tor numbering his wife.
Tie phi nner ka,l been Veacpahle and
isHlusi, iu"s until his W t. became bed.
ridden, When he took to- drink. and
soon sank into u confirmed Iruhkard
fh.h hc grew mnrnsr and cruel, hr.
qrcn,ly b.at,na The wn,nnn, En,il ut
last sac -ncc,lm in,l un,ier i,ia vr'l~ncf.
On the trial m defense Was offered,
except n certificate ir"m the Commits
nal Council If las district, that the
prisoner ''l,ad always fulfilled his re-
!i.i"us duties in ma xen.i lary munnrr.
hnf .liai he had II we"kurss for drink
ing brandy, which caused HIM M,a-
siu.,aliy tn t,ent his wife rather more
severed. ts.un good Husband ~f"nlsl.'
GA this showing, the Jury hr"u2ht in I,
verdict ut '.nat guilty" r-l,nking the
"a isuae:'- "welkmrs.'' rhiy ty con-
drmnins him =, pay Casts. i" that
hereafter. any n,,n in B-IHe " b" wants
tn get Isl If his wife cl,eaply and ex'
rediti"as!y, has "',ly T." acquire r..
pntation for picty and weakness f.,
brandy. aud then kill her with eutir.
impumiry.
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TIE BESf PEKiSbIcaLy or TIE BAY.
THE GREAT
lIsusE Z SC. isl elifHlHl,
and
BLACIiWOOD.s MAGAZINE.
EFYRISTEp IN NEW YORK ny
The Leonard Scott Publishing Go.
QUARTERLY.
The EaiabnrgA Hev;c1-Land,n Quarterly
Reyiew = Bfilish Quarterly Re.
vicw - Westminster
EcvieY.
BL.ACIiWoOD.s MAGAZINE.
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BLACyWoODS EDINBURGH nlGi2INE.
vUHEsE PERIODICALS ARE TIE MI

vTyHEsE PERIODICALS ARE TIE ME-
J. i'ium throng!, which the greatest
n,ir.ls. net only ,.f Great Britain ana ir.-
Sand, i.rt ala. # Continental Europe. are
ronst utlv t,ru,i..lit int" n1'rr err lees init
alate communication with the wmid 81
--.,,irr~. H;stor:. biography, Srirnce. Phi
/ .rspp!,y, Art. Religion. the great r,litic:,!
quest IONS nf the past am! Of t''-'ay, arr
treated in their pages ~ tn. iear,'r', alone
can treat them. No one who woutd kcc:.
p.,cs. Is it'll, the time. rnm afford to ln witt
mt these Pe.iniicals. Of a!i the month.
lies Black wOskl h"l.ls the fnrsa,ssst place.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE SAINT LUIS HJTEL

THIS magnificent Hotel, latc!, renewed
4 and greatly improved, and e'.tirel,
r--fIr.,is;.esi III n,,St sli,AlstIinns nu,' e'--
CANT .tl L., by the 81. L.snis Hotel Ass,n'i..-
tinu, If ws.icit T.. F Mi"t.ai. Esq eff New
,)rl.an~, is the President. WAS u;H.i'.sl tU
the travelling en".Hni.it. "n the FIRST
DAY II FEBRUARY, ie'72, Under tile mali
ayvsuc.t If the p,t-r~i.pei.
HIRAM CRANSTON.
Formerly Proprietor Of the New York
Hotel.
, February f4-1y.
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Grants Thea:es.

The President has gone iuto tl,eatri-
c,l bnsiA-as. JHeis ex-eliiciaa past,,er
"f Mr.. William Il. Spaul'iing, the pr,-
prietur - the Nati0mal Thea,er in the
City If Washington. II was 6nau-
csai necessity whic', induced thr Presi-
dent to enter into this new cOupact.-
Tie Presidential den,nnd for private
boxes at the National 'rieatrris large,
especially in view of the fact that the
Presidents military family is sd na-
merous. He seldom attends THEATRE
cal performance ar the Opera unless lie
is accom- a"ie.i by tw" OF three mem
l.:, q "f hi. OWL family, General Porter
and wife, General Bat'cOck. and family,
ii not one or twU "f the Dents. MI.
$panl.ltng, wl,u is always de<iri,ns tn
t'+. roli:e, f.'tnd that t"'iiteness (" sucls
II family ~ Grants di'i Not pay at all
times. General IR.bcrk. VIII" is an
inventive srnins, hit np"n II plan vi
"iV'"'""s "'"t e'S"S "'"> as" ~
which tie ID. H. pass would e"ver
the Presidential family. Firs', it will
i,p remembered that General H,lwuck.
alter MS great san i''ii''n:" rx.'e"''
ton a''a >rvcy ot q" Cape u" C"''"'.
wns detailed l.. the 'eSn!ar army to br
C"h''h'ss'''hrr os r""'r n"'"'ih"S 10
the District 81 C"'a"'"'a' I" stcc'r"
Eenera' M'c"'er. " "ehese' TIE ffes~
'd'utmf fan'tfy desire T." at'ehd 'sr
'''*a'"s' Et"efa' ha"''"K sees I" "
thai boxes are p'"v"'-". u TIE 'ei-"'
lar prices were l'a'd Ivy Inc Prcs'"'"f'
Hr"e'ai l'a"e"ck an" t"i""r' f"f''f'
tyr themselves aud '""''''s every NM.
they "ttrn'''h the '"r''t'r' t"e "'''
"'"ia Il" 4"'te large '"c" YEAR N"t
ht'"' "1't, Oh 'f:c'''''t ~ TIE" extreme
P">r''s' L" pay ms "''' ''"ef'' n'"
Geek c'''''e''ed '"e 't'ea !" giving '"'
P'''!F"t"' ~ me ''''''''' M'' ",'''"
T.. "ia"'"''S' u S''"'c"fe "'n'r' Ao''''
e's" n'"'''"S or "'"r' az" """''"'
has'c"cK tf'""@d Cd"'"''""''''"t i""s'
a''ts"" :" ''''n'"''e MT "P""'"'"s AZ
SCISSOR ~ i"'e'"a' Ne'e'"e >" '"e D'N
u'c' 3" C""" WA >'"'"''S"'"'E'
f'ea"t"'s"'' c""'l''t" VIII" '"e request
ana sem Tue ""'h'"''"'h u 3ee'e'"s
b;'utwel'. lie SECRETARY ia" '''r'' ~
t"'"ta that >p""'"'"s Wa" q s''c'ss''''-
'st a"'ms TIE "a'' a"' "'"Se" 10 c""-
firm tau: n""i"at''n.
Grncr'i bnhc"rk ts'c" appealed I"
.asA ss"i h"'eh"m, % 'ne N'hin IDA
ih'ct oil New I"fK 'rha"'" WM"'
Congressional p'sf''r'.) 1" recommends
Nv. WI TAIN +. St'aatd'": t" IL. an u.s.
= ~t"'it ''s>ess''r n"''rr him. The n""'-
'"a'''n WAS acc"r"'"2'y n'a''e IT, C''"'
m's"''hner i'e:'sa"ts''f' WIZ sent u ."
Secretary Boutwell,, """ c''"hr''''' IT..
After Commissioner P'eas''"ts''" VA"
removed it was feared that his suc"t's-
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Notice.

HAvtSG tA,h.i,t the entire interest ou
IL u. 4. ts.,yce aud r"wi,attan Clark,
/" the fir n"f II. I. fhon;,s u, Il to-. %.
ti!r. la, viii c.,n.inas the ls,,sit.t.t~ tnr
NV "wm nccnupt. All PARTIES in,lel,ts,l Il"
the late tirrn will make settlement with
me. ii. A. THOMPSON.
Jan. 81, 1a72 st.
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~ DianSenness is the pa, ent Of most
other vices. 1t Qaenches the sanitary
power Of reason, and makes rs the
sport Of raging passion.
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FLORIDA \ letter from Jackson.
will. to .l.e New York Evening Mail,
has tie t"!!.,ni: =:
\ ,,r.,minen, gentlemen will, ~ hon,
have been talking, 'e.a,..ing the con-
d,,iun "f the South, says the only sal
vati,,n for the Southern States is I" go
int" bankruptcy and the" Take 81 fresh
starr. He say ,..c debt al this State
is II .,rs,t deal m"re ,ti:u the whole
un possible way inr TIE creditors IT.
get Their monty. What funds ti,c.e
are in the State a.e controlled hy rob
bris aud q, cvra, " % have quite as
li,iic regard t'tr the i'HGur of tine State
rs they have for tn,ir own. Here is AZ,
instance ct the "sr"cmiati"n IN fash
i"n. The State iss..ca S4,NRi,GO ~!
bonds 10 !. rails.ad: these Mcie s"ld in
London for 81, .,SD O0o: New York
nnue RECEIVED S55D,UDJ TOR rrg",ia-
ting The tund>, and the remainder " rs
tn, ned over ,n the taii:Uw,l company
All that can M. shown TOR the 8; ,ak0.
0O0 is about $50, N,0 wurth If MWk utl
the read.
Would it not tie atll for the Garei.
n":s and lesls!.,tnis If these states Ia
attend til. funeral "f their respective
States, and manrn that there a,e nC
none State treasures to- rob. nnd nc
market for vntps aud official sigma.
inrcs. IN. @. picayunc.
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9ssEas0Ss sfc.r Testimony t. a..efr
Wonderful Cnrniivc EGrci-.
ViRcgar Bitgc-5 rot Viz Fancy
Drin', Made Ct Poor Isur. whi.!srs,
PrSaf Spirits aud Refuse f.iaIG-s, dog
tofes spc.d sni Iwccteaed TO ,.csae t.:c taste,
called I" Tos,ie.' - Appetizer. i-r.or-r<. &c,
tina. lead til, ticrirr to drink ua-si mi ruiz.
but are a irn. M:aieiac I1a'c fo!a lac %atirs
Roots ana Iie.bs Il California, fec rroi:, nil
AlrO.siie Ssirsnina:.. They .-s "a,
GREAT BLOOD PTHiTiE: nnd a
1sfFK GIyISI: PRINCIPLE, \ pcrf.e:
Eenovs.or AL! .Si.o-a:o- .f .l,s :ysrai. c-.ry-
Ing nH III poiso.ors M: &c. IN. rcr.c-.nc tc L,ooI
10 a healthy eoacl;ion. 10 r,rsoa can ;a:.c these
Filters accsr:.:,. {" i:rsc:oas aDi renal, I,a.
unwe;i. frovhi.i their bones src :iot d,s.-rye,
~ mine raj 7bison c. Other nic:.,s and !.ic yit.l
os:.ans waste! b--ont :ic Foi;: a rc?..=.
They nre n (:cnsic rC-:a::yc ~ well
Can TOa;c, :.oss ,ss.a-. 40. IT.. peculiar merit
rf acting :or.-fa: a'-.::. ~ rc!:er.I: Congress
ton Inflammation o. II. I.ye.. al, Il I'll to
y.Scs rat Organs.
IN young g. cid. marricsl az lr.i., 81 =. c-wn 81
wo,naulooi Or n; Tn, turn q l..r. taos, -oa: Ei.-
tcrs hare c1ti.i.
Fer Imdi sssus., iory and t:a-o:,.r :s:cr.
mntisn ma N0u:s Dyspepsia or 81.
digestion. Eiii~Ss, Ecmiiirat rna
laserasiStent fevcra; Dirca.es q. tho
HlssA. Liver, kSdncys nri Bladder,
these nilscruh We ;,cch n,ost .syfni. Such
Disemats are caus 4 " Si;i::,cd l.!asa.
With ss generally pso!ecsd by tcr-i!ement of
ihr digestive Orann-.
DSsPEPsiA Oss INDIGESTION.
llcAlHcie. Palm ii tic: houiie r. Coi.,ii.. ight-
ness Of tho Chcst. GizzEcs,. Ssr E.1Ic; athnis Sc
the Stomach. lad Ta-te IN the .I..,ih. Iiiious
Attscks. Pasaeo, Of the Heart. inaa.,ipat:. 81
the iung- iain in tl,cr gions Of TIE Hi!ueys, nd
. hundred oth r painful symptoms the oit-
springs ri :,y~:-,sia.
They imvgoratc the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver n,r, Eoweis. which Ie.',er tl,en ot
ties,r lied sicy i, cIcs'n tic aco-' "f IN ;<.
t'rrites and ih,.,a-tns lilo saa v.sor 20 III.
wip.e system.
fOK SKIN DysEASEy, Er,rtion-, letter.
s..it i.'e',n l:Itci,es s,sts, fimpes. Fnstirie..
.nS Cnrtnncirg, I,iss-Woru,s. s :td Head. so e
EyesE ssicIs~ Itch. sc,,r:s, IBIS Il tho
Skin. iua'ovs msd Its OF tue .it;. OF what
ever n'hse - nature. src ier;.ir s.'g ~ en- car.
ri cni vi thu IN .hoit tli i,y :..s S
these filters. a. ia.,' ic IN -. :. u ron
vince the Hs1si i,irreu Gus o 'eir curative chct.
ai.anse tire Yitiat-l Bfool ef,ene, yon iud ita
npuririts bursting throuc', the -Si.i In timi,iess
Ern,sio,s or sorc-, sisu,sc It w,,c., ycr find 10
o.sar,pted anil sluggish IN the veins: cleanse q
wien it IS f,rnnd feelings vii tell e,,en
Keep the blood ,,irc and tho health o. to $, lsIa
viii follow.
flN, IA re. and other WORMS, ,.rkins
y, che ~ n,-ry thousands arc Gle ria.iS
d. Htfb cxa .:Iisi r.isioyr'i.
sOLp by ALI. DRUGGISTS AM DEatEas
! WALKER, Pro,.riesi 2. H. MCDONALD 6
20. nrt;Yyist- s..l t:ea. Aee'.,a San fea,cisss'
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Notice |!

niRTIES having Watches or other ar.
L ticles in my sl,";, far reunir are n.t'-
fled :" cal. aud get sl-"s. ~ i'trnd {" re-
move from the Parish. rauirs ind.htcd
t. ute att~ requested Ia settle their hills.
o'her~ Use " III pnt tl.e., In the hands VI
xsaawyev. JOSEPH ACEVlY.
Jan 81. 1921.
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Dissolution.

TIVE partnership h.ret'. fore existing l"-
j txe ~ ti,s unslers,gne.l III the Ice
House or Exchange Hotel, is t,is day dis
<"lvrl iy nutmsl consent. J. Il p. Hmn'
will hereafter cri,iuct ttie :tisiness "n his
own arc",i,,t, and will cdliect MI acco, Is
due the late firm, and assume all its liza.
bilities. AL MASON,
" !. u. J.. f.O.JE.
February 9Th. 1s.2. 81.
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Fol my nl.e Of tln kcvieMs. per ar.
CLUES.

4 discount # twenty per cent. will he
allowed, I" Clni.s of f.Hr ar 'nur,' lp'rScDs
TINS. f,nr comics If Btack " tr"', "r nf ":,r
Review. will IN. ss;;t T., uHe address for
Sss.9A Four copies VI the four Reviews
and RlnctwoMl. FIR -, ard So IN trl
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liasoluticn.

TtFIE partnership hcret.,tor.' existing br.
L twr-u and u;.ler the style of HESS
T. HARRIS, has this day ln.en Iii ,s,.veh
by mutHal consent. Auy unclts,ed b,,ai-
ness will b.. attended tS ny s. HESS,
Jan. ~, tSs2-ls Sol, liqi,ilat0r
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VIII; SUPREMACY, STATE sQvtli1Y
FEDERAL UNION.

sJVHE NEW YORK Diy.BOOK FOR
L 1872, So ls'r year; Three copies. IS 10
Six c.pirs, and "ne /" the g-tter mp ri tie
Club, $!2. Tea copies. and ""- to the get
ter "p "f the Club. sl9. THESE ,ates arr {"
prepare far the enlargement 1T the Hay.
D'~k. which we prs'ls'se t" effect during
the year.
CPw'lAL WORCESTERSHIRE ARE
- having engraved. 10y the celebrated
Jack,nan. ~ mayaiticent steel plate like
ness al III, vNN EvR!E. Editor Of the
Da: -Bn,k. and anti,nr III "White Snur.
r,arv." "rhr Nern,a! Condition Of the NJ.
',r"." Sc. &c n s,s mild work Of art.
Picture thirteen ny -ixteen inches, whici
see stall !'r~~snt /" D.y-bo.'k Clnls of
Five to Twenty members, VIII" ss,i'd ns 81
each, M single name CAN obtain the like
Mss uns!rr Sc so.
We ".s.,, the ye'r Will: y new and bril-.
liant starry, by Mary J Ta> hT. SCENES laid
in the South, 'n.f"rr the war, n'.. tile first
nr-s-.. tati.n Of Il true ,'icfrre If snntsrr,
lif, Or,l.r slcci,nen copies. Mike up
yunr clubs. ard ~.n.i at "mce ADDRESS
DAY-HOOk. lt'2 Nassau stree. t., New imk
Cit-
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ri rs CARRt-
IL ages, Bug
sies. Hacks aud

TITS CARR kExESdsnSEA
II ages, Bug t.A--tt-lA.ee73(s
.is. Hacks aud :
harness. arc HeS. His carriage, buggy
and saddle. ,,.'r-rs can't ". beat IN New
O;lcuus. Hacking done cheaper than
i. has eve, i~ea done !" this place.
He will feed by the day, week "r
month at reasonable rates The finest
IT feed always on hand. Male Iens
and wagon yard attaches! to the stable,
and pnre wafer that never fails. Call
aud .er.
Feb. !, is72-if
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H,VANA hOYAL LOTTERY.

NVHE next ORDINARY DRAWINGS in this
J. w"rIi r:.n"~eti Lottery will rake
,i,.4 nn F.'.rm.,ry 9Th. February oath.
March 18th. M,rch I!th. Ami! Nth. Ma,
7il,. Man 2:tl. .u'r Sii,. and jane 2;itli,
with FIVE CAPITAL PEIZEs.
oHS ~. q: Z" .SN".V "
sba- ffsZ;' Z" CusSV
One Prize "f. ........... 2J,'CO
tt;c Prize .f....-......-....... 1HirU
ON. Prize, al $500
Thuse who wis, IT, invest aud try their
luck in an IinNE~r i.Urrtry will IL, We'll
to ap;.iy in time, E'r further information
to the headquarters in this City, ar s-,.i
their ..r.l-r {" NJ. MANUEL BORN'O.
FIRST SuB-(IOIL.ECTOR or EXPLOITATION
IN HAVANA, ti,,'nsh his correspondents.
Mxssns. BoRSIO Axo BROTHER.
New Orleans.
Wholesale DE ,is-,s ans! fn,"' tiers a..
Havana S..-ar< an.l Leaf =
Tobacc.s.
~ Prizes Of all denominations will l,..
cas,e,l mt any time, at the l''w~st rates, l..
Tire above named frm !, New UrIeatts.
NJ. II GrAvier Street.
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Subscribers {" all tlir five may receive ai.y
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Neither premiums to subscriber, nor
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-10
Stock SRlRRa

The fourth Stock Sales for Fayette coun-
ty will take place at this town on Tuesday,
the 29th day of October. Our farmers and
stock men should take especial interest in
these Sales. Thus far they have been as
successful as could have been expected
but they may be made much more inter
esting and beneficial to our stock men and
farmers, if all will take hold of it and use
their influence to secure the attendance
of a great variety of stock. There is one
thing that should be studied, and that is,
the kind of stock to bring to the market;
what kind of cattle for the season, and
what kind of hogs for the season.
We hope at our next sales to see great
variety of Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheep,
and many articles that persons may have
on hand which they wish to dispose Of
brought into these monthly sales. There
is no better place to offer your property,
than were there is competition among buy
ers as there is at these sales, and. there is
no place where, if you wish to buy,
you will find as great variety to select
from.
There is no reason why Washington
may not be one of the best points in the
State for the permanent establishment Of
monthly stock sales. Again let us urge
upon all to be interested in this institution.
Come in to the sales, and if you wish
to buy stock or anything else, you viii
undoubtedly find what you want, and be
able to buy at fair prices. Come to the
market, then.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-10
Railroad n office.

WTHEREAS, On the s3d day of July, A. D.
w 1872 Petition signed by over one hum
dred taX-paying electors of Union Township,
Fayette County, chic. was presented to the Board
of Trustees of said Township, praying that
election be called and held to determine whether
Union Township should construct Il Railroad, the
route and terminus of which was therein de-
scribed as follows: The Western terminus. of
which shall be at or near the point to where the
Dayton and South Eastern Railroad survey. as
Jasper Township; thence by the cheapest and
most practicable lOute to the town of Washing
ton; thence by the cheapest and most practicable
route in the direction of Columbus to the line of
Union Township in said county: and
WHEREAS, In pursuance of said petition
election was held on the 31st day of August, 1872
to determine whether the Railroad should be
constructed by said Union Township, at which
were in favor of the construc tion OF said Railroad
as proposed in said petition.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the provisions
of the ct of the General Assembly of the State
Cities, Incorporated Villages and Townships, to
build Railroads and to ledse and operate the
same,' passed April 23d 1872, and by the authOri-
ty in vested by the proceedings aforesaid, no.
vember, a. d. 1872, thereafter sur
|. veys and specifications of said Railroad shall
have been completed and fled with this Board.
and until due public notice thereafter given,
| said Railroad by sections, according to the
terms of said Act and the conditions OF said petit
| tion, by the undersigned Township Trustees, at
| the Office of the Clerk of-UaieH- Township afofe'
/ said.
| Dated at Washington, Fayette County, Ohio
this 23d day of September. A. d 1872
DARIUS WATERS,
GEORGE BYBEE.
e. II. BROWNELL,
Trustees of Union Township, Fayette County, o
! Attest:-S. f. KERR. Township Clerk. 35w5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-10

Letters addressed to the following per-
sons remain uncalled for in the Washing
ton Post Office:
Silas Bitter, Ida Bird, S BundeI Cooler,
P Carr, A ] Cartier, Perry Coal. w j
Chase, COlwell D H Douglass, Mary Fish
er, M S Gray, 2; Ed Hall, 2; H c Hall, 2;
I T Haydock, Reg F Hayes Mary Havley,
Jennie Henderson, D McWhite, Morris,
G E Medcraft, Jno Webb, Lucy A Wright
Lon Watson, Mrs M A Parson, G Grim
NJ Plithd, B Pumphrey, j NJ Richmond
N Rankin, Miss M A Robinson, R Rum
pie, Horace L Smith, Sina Sollars, Sallit
Simons, Maria Shook.
In order to obtain any of the above named
letters, you must call for ADVERTISED LET
rERs H. ROBINSON, P. NJ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-10
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. =. 1s7:

NEW YORK, Oct Z. 1872.
CATTLE.--The receipts for to-day and yes
terday were $40 cars, 5,785 head. making g.
O09 for the week. against 1874 head last week.
A few droves of good matured rative steers,
and some verysfine small lots were on sale,
but the quality generally very common.
Fat steers were In demand at a fraction al :
vance in prices. but there was little or no
improvement in common native stock or Tex
ans shop butchers paid l4c. per lb. for choice
and extra selections. but I3 70. is an outside
figure, and 91a@l211sc. the range for natives,
with Texas and Cherokee ca! tie selling at ~
@915c.
SHEEE The total receipts for the week
were 25,97I head, against 1858 head last
week, and the fresh receipts for to- day and
yesterday were $3.50 head. The market was
fair, and the transactions large at 5@7c. per
lb. for sheep, and 6@831c; for lambs, the bulk
of the sheep selling at 5324@6Ic., and most of
the lambs at 73I6815c.
Hoes,--The arrivals since Saturday were
149 cars, or 1871 hogs. making 49 ,G98 head
for the week, against 40 219 head last week
The sales alive include cars Ohio and Mich
igan hogs at s. 50@5 Sc per 100 lbs, and
= car State at S. 43. Dressed are steady at
658@7c., pigs going at Tie.
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fTBMS

Mrs Mary Kidder will offer her
Household Furniture at public sale at the
Court House in Washington on Saturday
afternoon next.
w. H. P. Denny, editor of the Viii
mington Journal, and Hon. A. Russell, ex-
Secretary of State, were in town on Satur-
day last, and made US friendly visit at
our editorial quarters.
On our first page to-day we publish
an excellent speech delivered a few days
since by Charles Francis Adams, Jr. 1t is
one of the best speeches of the campaign,
and should be read by everybody.
Don't fail to read Silcott & Millikan's
new advertisement in to-day's HERALD.
Their new goods are all on hand and mark
ed down to the bottom figures and their
styles can't be beaten in Washington or
anywhere else.
1t has been suggested to US that the
colored troops who fought nobly at the
election polls on Tuesday last, gobbled up
Brother Gould's rooster, and made rather
late supper of the fowl that evening
At all events, the rooster has not been
heald to crow since the election on Tues
day. Perhaps the chicken has be-
come disgusted with the crow business
and is laboring under a severe attack o.
the gapes. Poor chicken.
MIR. John B. Kirk and L. P Saxtor
met with an accident while on their way
from this place to Hillsboro, on Friday
night last. While passing through the
town Of Samantha, Highland county, thei
horse frightened, and Mr.. Kirk, thinking
the buggy was going to be upset, attempt
ed to save himself by jumping, but as h
jumped from the buggy, it went over, an
he fell to the ground, dislocating his hi
and bruising his head and shoulder. MI
Saxton was only slightly hurt by the hors
dragging him on the ground some distanc
after the buggy was upset. Physician
were summoned from Hillsboro, and suc
ceeded after a very difficult and painfr
operation, in setting Mr.. Kinks dislocate
hip, after which he was removed to hi
home in Hillsboro, where at last account
he was lying in critical condition.