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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

Rich TEsTIHokIAL.-The Crawford County
JOtsnal of Meadville, has the following re-
port of the presentation of a rich testimo-
NAL to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Testimonial 10 Mr.. and Mr.. R. n. N. TAYLOR.
A few personal friends of Mr.. ard Mrs.
R. NJ. N. Taylor, some time since ordered
from Ball & Black, a beautiful Silver Vase,
which we learn was formally presented at
the McHenry House on Wednesday even
ing last.
1t being known that Mr.. and Mrs. t.
we're spending a few days in the city, the
twenty-five contributors assembled ct the
McHenry on the evening above mentioned,
and advised Mr.. Taylor and his lady that
friends desired their presence in the parlor.,
Upon their appearance Col. Jas. E. MeFar-
land stepped forward to the table upon
which had been plsced the cabinet contain
ing the Vase, at the same time remarking
to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor:
"By the partiality of your friends pres
ent, l am charged with the agreeable duty
Of formally presenting you this beautiful
gift, and reading the letter which they nave
prepared and ask you to. accept with the
present this evening offered. 1t is as fol-
lows :"
M~EADvILLE, April, 1866.
Ma. AND Mas. R. NJ. y. TAYLOR:
Dear Friends The undersigned have
heard of your proposed removal to neigh
boring city with unfeigned regret. During
your brief residence here, you have CON
tTihsted so much to the social enjoyment Of
our people, to b material interests of the
place, and to the many benevolent schemes
connected with the prosecution of the great
struggle through which the nation has just
successfully emerged, that we feel we are
about parting with near and dear friends,
whose absence will be deeply and generally
regretted by our citizens.
We are unwilling that you should leave
US without some expression of our regard,
some token that may remind you of the
days that are past. We therefore ask your
acceptance of this vase as a slight testi-
monial Of our esteem and friendship, with
our heartfelt wishes for your continued
health, prosperity, and happiness, and the
hope that you may be enabled at some fu-
ture day to again resume your home among
US.
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H%OTSEKEEPERS' GOODS

Comprising
Linen SheetiDgs,
Pillow Linens,
Linen Damasks,
Linen Cloths,
Linen Napkins,
Linen DOylles,
Glass TOKelings,
Cloth Tea Covers, :,
Dessert Cloths,
Circular DOylies,
Linen TOWelIngs,
Fruit Napkins,
French and Irish HucRs,
Turkish Towels,
French Bath Towels,
Linen Stair Covers,
IA to 1 il Cot. Sheetings,
9-S to 6.4 Pillow COttOns,
Honey Comb Quilts,
French COunterpaneS,
Cradle and Crib Quilts,
COlOred COunteFpanes,
Cradle and Crib Blanktt is,
81 to 1 S.4 English Blankets,
Extra Super American Blankets,
Embroidered Piano Covers,
Plain Piano Cloths,
Printed and Embossed Plano Covers,
Stand and Table Covers,
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Nottingham DFaperies,
Muslin D~raperIes,
Plain and Figured Irish Linens.
E. |. BALDWIN & co.
sp1s:SlO
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We remain, very truly,

Tvs
To which Mr.. Taylor replied as follows /;
"MT FRIENDS 1T may be expected that
I should say something in reply, but this is
so unexpected and at the same time so
gratifying that I assure you we have no
words to express properly our acknowledge
ment We are indeed overwhelmed BY
this mark Of confidence and esteem. We
can lever outlive the remembrance of this
occasion, and can only say-we thank you"
General congratulations were then ex-
changed, and the company broke up.
The vase is E most exquisitely wrought
piece of art, the exterior adorned with
ehaste and elegant designs snd-appropriate-
~ inscribed. The interior is gold lined, the
whole composed of standard bullion. It's
cost we are informed was about $500.
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UNIVERSAL Ten yssEs has clearly proved
COUGH tRs great sis@S1t Of tbis spIe5.
kEAED1s did preparation, which allows
-- its use wheneTer thsreis tickling
srirritation In the throat, and producing no dsbil-
tty, IL the only and true theory by which 9 true
remedy for Coldg, Coughs, Hoarseness, Bronchial
Complaints, and sl Throat Affections, which Il
~eglected, end in Consumption, can be edectuaIy
cured.
s1-Sors Throat, the great origin Of Diphtheria
when neglected, IL cured by making q Gargle with
equal parts Of water.
81 Testimonials Of undoubted character can be
be seen at ny once by all.
- Sold By AL Wholesale and Retail Dealers IL
Medicine.
JOHN L. HUANEWKLL,
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LOO A. M.@sTEAMB0AT EXPRESS, TRAIN
Stopping at Girard, Conneaut, Ashtahuia and
gainesville only, aud arrives at oleTeisnd st
b:06 A. N.
ass A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIS-stop-
paE at Girard, Ashtabula and PaineBville
only, and arrives at Cleveland at T:lG A. n.
Sis A.. M.-MAIL n ACCoMMODATIOA
TRAIN-Stopping at all stations and arrives
at Cleveland lO.20 A. n.
fO15 A. M-TOLEDO EXPRESS TRAIK-Stop-
ping at all stations except SWsnEille, Say
brook, Unionville, Perry, Mentor and Wick
life, and arrives st Cleveland At 2si5 P. NJ.
$40 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping 81
Girsrd, Conneaut, AshtabuIa and Pzinesvills
only, and arrives st Cleveland $50 P
80 Second Class Cars Gre run on al through
trains.
An thzSagh trains going Westward connect A.
Cleveland with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Colunas
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Lou18,&c.s G1daa
through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
kirk with the traiGs Of the Krie Railway and ct
Buffalo with these Ct the New York Ceatrsl &
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie with trains on The
Philadelphia 4 Eris Railroad, for Cory fitusT1lss
Pit Hole City and the great OIL Regions.
sS-Day Express East and West, eonneets at
Girard with trains on Eries& Pittsburgh Railroad
for Linesvile, Mesdville, Jamestown, &c.
h E0TTINGHAM, Superintendent.
OTavaIand Oct o. 1879
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NOTICES.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
have this day formed q Copartnership under
the style and firm name of Pelton q WiIlisms, as
general dealers in Meats and Provisions, at the
corner Of West River and Main streets, West Side.
The patronage Of the pnblie is respectfully solicit
ted. Particular attention paid to Steam Boat and
Vessel Trade. f 8. PELTON.
aPII:3I2 J. h. WILLIAMS.
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COPARTNERSHIP.LThe undersigned

EUFAkINEhbHIPs-Ihe undersigned
~ do hereby certify that they have formed =
limited partnership as follows:
LIST. Thename Of the firm is Raymond & Lowe.
%. Henry n Raymond and Robert 3. Lowe sre
general partners, and hary N. Raymond is a
special partner. and all said partners are residents
Of the City Of Cleveland, County OF Cuyakeea and
State Of Ohis-
Sd The said Mary n. Raymond, the special
partner, has contributed to the common stock the
sum Of thirty thousand dolIays.
4th. The business Of the partnersnip to be trans
acted is the Dry Goods Jobbing business.
9Th. Inc partnership is to commence on the 18th
day Of March, 1866, and is terminate on the % day
Of February, 1871. HENRY n. RAYMOND.
Robert I. LOWE,
MARY Il. RAYMOND. 2
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SAFES AND SCALES,

NOELES & co. hare the machinery,
~ the material, and the men, to do the finest
competition in that line. Try us with any job
IN that line, and see if Tour boasts are Idle. mrs
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.0TIOE.-The opartnershiphe retofore

n copartnersnIp heretofore
In existing by and between Samuel Raymond
Robert D. Lowe and Henry N. Raymond, under
the firm name Of Raymond, Lowe 4 Co., Is this
day dissolved by the death of Mr.. Samuel Raw
nond. ROBERT .. LOWE,
HENRY n. RAYMOND,
Feb, 2, 1866. Surviving Partners.
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DISsOLUTION OF COPARTSERsHIP

IL The firm Of Gardner, Burt L Co. is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, A. @. MeNsiry hay
ing withdrawn. The business will be continued Nv
our successors, Gardner, Burt q OTiatt.
GEO. ", GARDNER
GEO. q. BURT,
A. Q. McNAIRKl
Cleveland, Ohio, April %, 1865.
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CLEEELAND & PHYsRlRGH. n. q.

- -
r..
1se3 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lse6.
Ok and AFTER Msa3hS BAAh06b Iss5.
" Trains viii leave Cleveland daily fsurdsT q.
ceptedlas follows :.=r -NaTTeW pnnnHEl
sOOiAl H.-MAIh-Arrfgas ~ PfftsbarrA esSox
Nj Harrisburgh 2;2q A aAltiuHeEWL
H Warrington 10:S5 A. HI PAfsdsf1hia
100 A. n; New YGH1eDEAt& Wheeling
500 Connect at Hudson Eit-G Zk
O. B. B. for Akron and cqpHaetsa Al Aniaaea
with P. IT. W. Q. RslWAE for, al pqInt
west. os-sE s= 1. f-
225 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il Htt1burghak
$40 P. NJ; HSrrisburgh s:25 A. n; Baltimore
1880 P. NJ; Warrington 4foP. HI RhladAz
phia Loo P. n; New York 8-5E H. WHEEL
Ing Bridgeport) $50 P N; Bellair ben
wood $40 I. NJ connects Win bAit1nore
and Ohio r. B. ~
$40 ?. Observation-Disclosures a. Al
lance e:35 P. n. Cars from Clsyeizad run
direstiy through, via Hudson for Cnyshoga
Falls, Akron and MfIlersburgh, connecting
ct Alliance and 0rrville with P. Ft. ". & Q.
Railway, for Canton, MAssillon, Wooster and
Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to Nov York,
via AllentoEn) without change.
nS-Fere as low e. by any other route.
AS-Through tickets can Be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddel House, At the Depot, or 1T
the Euclid Street Station.
III. DEVEREUX, Superintendent
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NTOTICE on COPIRTNERSUIP-m,

In undersigned have this day formed a Copart-
nership under the firm name Of Gardner, Burt 4
0viatt, for the purpose Of continuing the Forward
ing, Storage, Produce and General Commission
business, at the old stand OF Gardner, Burt & Co.
GEO. ". GARDNER.
GEO. H. BURT,
HEMAN VAT
Cleveland, o., April 2, 1866 apls.s0s
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lcEst ylgs, "s1gel HOus7' a 1Hs DeRY1I OF ;
10 Ao'nu 9 {. d. pfEsTEREUx, Superintendent,
CLRFELAND 3 ERiR RAILROAD.


1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1ss5,
ON and after Monday, Oct. 2sd, Passenger
~ Trains will run Is follows. Sunday exceptsdli
LEAVE CLEVELAND 49,
5:45 A. M.-NEW YORK ExPREsS-st0pping q
Willoughby, Painesvills, Madison,A shtaoula,
KingsviIls and Girsrd, and arrives at Erie
at 9:I5 A. NJ, Dunkirk n:f0 A. Ii, Buffalo
~ LILO P. n, New York 7.ooA- II. and Boston
ct $50 P. II.
80 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stoppiag at
gainesville, Geneva, Ashtabula, conneaut
sad Girsrd only, and arrive at Erie at LEO
P. n, D1Rkirk S;45 P. NJ, Buffalo $50 p H-r
New York at 1890 n, Boston $3.50 ?.
$50 P. H.@GNCIEHATI EXPRESS TRAIN
Stopping st Painesvale, Ashtehula and Girard
only, and arrive at Erie G:2b r n, Dunkirk
s.35 P. n, Buffalo l0sOO p. NJ, New York
345 P. H, Boston ass ?. n.
S:35 P. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping at all stations, and arrive st Erie
1855 p. N.
900 P. M.-NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppIbg
at gainesville, Ashtsbula and Girard only,
and arrives st Erie 1910 A. M, Dunkirk 2:47
A. n, Buffalo 40 A. NJ, New York 1025
NJ, Boston 11:50 P. d.
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soUTHEnv ADvERrIsEuESrs.

GA ISLAND COTTON
- COTTON PLANTATIONS ~ SOUTH CAROLINA
Parties desiring 20 invest money raising cotton Will
DO well 70. call on KING. SUTTON co. a Bruedwsy
no will - happy give snrh Information viii ssuafy
any per.on Of the immensely srEe pts Of he srn
having lusf r-turned frOm tour a hsectlon 10 he bt
par u south Carolina.
q BroADvsr, Nsv Yoss, March I. fss
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IuroRurr LECTURES DarLy-voR ogxTrEwyw
Il osly AZ the re~ York Museum ~ tnsiouny sls Bfoad
Parties unable v attend these
Forwarded reeipt ~ sn b. sddssag ecre.T u
ksw york Eassan " Anslomr.
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vrgNRY n. LEEDS A MINER, AuCTIoSEERs

ITENRY II. LEEDS MINER, AUCrIONEERs
III HENRY H.. LEEDS MINER viii .eil at auction a,
the Dusseldorf Galleries No 5sB Broadway, door
below Tnany's the yernr- OF THU RsDAY and FRI.
DAY March and al ia o'clock each evening TUE I'm
TIRE COLLECTION ~ the Foreign OIL and Water Coi,r
Paintings consigned Ia SAMUEL =. AVERY, Of co. Broad
way, ~ " the OF which entirely new mportaton-
been selected by gentleman, well known for his
Judgment with especial and reference 10 the tste Of
buyers artists subjects Sizes &c
novel feature Of this sale will BE- the nne water
Color Drawings by the most celebrated French artists
collection OF which cannot be repeated Altogether i15
artists represented BY 40 subjects many
~ being entirely Ia cOnnos.rurr
forming the novel Interesting and valuable collection
OF a aurflan ~
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A SALARY or SIS PER WEEK WILL BE PAID
n smart energetic who had
Renee Apply at Business Agency, S4 Canal st. Also
eral boys wanted.
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4 HDEAHT. AltfIbNtIf-B1h ~ b'HsAfi-N LIE
% sell this day 10. oeork At the auction rooms No
Nnrih william street large a-softment ~ Housed "a
FURNITURE rosewood Paror ruit-. eusInsiei 'nAR~ Nns
Brussels aud Three Ply Csr~,s mahpgafY fush BED
ssads Cottage DO, Hair. fiusk snd SrnN Aatirrss-s
marble top fables, bureaus. WashtAnf French p.as
Looking Glasses. Clocks. Dfffs uahps4uI aHi
Dining Room Chair. B0otohses 'rnckrry, blass Ware
Kitchen Fufniiur. Aiso lot 81 Clothing Bisusrts,
sheets Pillow Cases TaHfy Good a..
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.

eEA TO 500 WILL BE PAID To ANY ONE PROCUR-
DCO Ing advertiser permanent situation at fair sa-
~ sTclest may be relied All communities
tons returned desired Address Y. O. H. station T. New
L York.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A JoURNEAy AUcuoNEER, OFFICE NO PINE
side OF street between Tenth and Eisseasa
Also TO close trust Ave Lots on south sid. of Pnv,h
street. between sixth and ssysnth avenues each 2a,lo
same at public auction al The ExchSnse III broad
way, "Wednesday, March 1865 at " o'clock N. Maps
with further particulars at the oce OF the auciouee No.
A J. BLEECRER, AuCrIoHEER.-wILL BE SOLD
"A. by A. .. BLEECKER, SON A co, at auction on
Tssn9s a1iGs . a ;s
belonging g the estate Of Jane xaushan A%ang hr arr
Tables and Chairs, Sofas, Plano, 4c
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-E ROTH, AUcTIONEER.
VIII SELL ELL, At rusLIc , huGfi r,S. s,rrRp
OILS s hg sGea w iE
fSTES ANR e9Lg SSaTnL
r AN wSRKs ~ srrrs
On this saturday morning March s AZ u o'eloct
% The highest bidder without At ne Clinton place
2. velvet Brussels and Ingram csss s,sP
and green hgnred rosewood Etaseres with French
sH5d xsD s5s COSY m
Elessns rosewood and black wAnn, marble top Tables.
clocks rich Curtains on Painting. rosewood and
and liar 'I stc eas D China aud s'sS
n b@RsapI. men in si,snsanse To- ssr pseH and shin
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge.
UcrroN, UNDERGRADUATES YOUNG, AUCTION.
IA ecrIArgc sale Of eegsnt Household Furniture this
day Saturday at II O'Clock, at the four story house 10
Washington square corner NJ Wayerey place consisting of
faror Dinng Room and Chamber Furniture elegant Par
Ingram Carpets Ociohs one elegant seven
octave Pianoorie with all modern improvements $3.50
on Paintings Mirrors bureaus, Bedsteads Whskstands,
Hair Mattresses, Silver Ware Crockery
ticle necessary for housekeeping Competent M at
tendance To cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
CREAT SALE IN FINE ARTS.
VI THE COLLECTION OF FOREIGN PICTURES
In the STUDIO BUILDING No 10 Tenth street. win be sold
A'A"e'o" On Us lsf rne hSb 18th IL OF MARCH.
IIESRY ID. MINER. AUcTIONEER
IL Saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the The Post Office
MINER sOMERvILLE will sell at auction Saturday,
March at I0 O'Clock at their saesroom Nassau street.
elegant Paror Suits In figured crimson brocatel: Library
SUIT green reps; black walnut Paror suits In harcoth
and reps Brussels and Ings,n Carpets Bureaus, Wash
stands, Hall Stands Extension Tables Mattresses. Rcfrige
rators, &c, &c
ALSO,
Once Furniture-Desks Chairs, Lounges Cocoa Mating
Letter Presses, 4c., a.
For whom may concern. invoice Of Books
Of miscellaneous character. comprising Standard Isra
tufe and Law Works
Elegant Rosewood octave Pianoforte,
And elegant srchit.c urai black walnut bookcase
JIENRY D. MINER. AUCTIoNEER. sALEsRooM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post onlne
MIXER a soNERVIII xrll arli Al auction this DIR
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE -THR COMMITTEE on STREETS or TIE
~ BOARD ~ Aldermen viii meet saturday, March
1876 At ocioek z ~, In the Chamber u The Board %
Aldermen consider the propositions errnd @ftth
oynn.cs with West Broatway also " change The
nrade ~ Worth street from broadway Centre street
All p-rsous Interested either n The above matters
requested " atand. MICHAEL NORTON,
MERMAID REILLY
CHARLES MCBRfEN.
C0mmiitse htrerta.
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REV ARDS.

9 !, XIV ,gp LOST sshLg wryy. OF wgpNgs
~ az .iefnoou efnigg fFstn Hrh brdss 20 Lan
fints Tho above fs~sd I'll - si IN a lls l@1fsts
street
q : RTW Am LOST os MONDAY AYrTRSOos, NJ
.~'b 50 Broadway auf Jsfs+T ny oafs - Ns-sf
Msaign sfiasi suAfip on hpHs 9TH sgns Al pad ~
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EN- INWARD LOST BLACK AN rss STR,
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en- REWARD LOer wEpSEsDsY AYrrrsups.
= w ablGt nelrt fat~riF street Drsruaft.
nint Mud lie siafs - all - lsid 90 De- f-iafu -
lranr.s Dgtrs. ~ hufsnH aff~-f
coz rTwARp-rttfv rr1s rug orucE 0r
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HENRY D. MINER. AUCrIONEER. sALEsRoOM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post onloe
MINER sOMERvILLE will sell at auction. this day
March J. at " O'Clock. In front Of their saiesroom,
AsPLESDID BAY MORGAN MARE.
Is hands high old sound: free and
stylish, IN 81 minutes has bern uArd rad
the present and In Every respect spen
did animal.
Also Robes Blankets, harness. &c, Ac
fine Bay Horse years old warranted sound and kind
In single and double Harness.
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L,oR sALE--Two MARBLE BED sECoND HAND
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4 OsT-TfiR PUBLIC ~ HYREHy CAUTIONED
against negotiating the foo-inE Promi...fs Noiss,
wbich stolen from the sub.rFtsr tho si dAy ~
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-11
&c Bows R0vicW,

Devoted to the development of Che
Wealth and Resources Of the country,
and in especial manner to Questions of
the South, her Industry aud Enterprise,
hor crops, lands, agriculture, tho
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so, to tho discussion of great qucs.
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mcrcc, agriculture, manufactures, and
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taxation.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-11
The Sd Of July in columbia

The Ladies Memorial Association
Of Columbia set apart the Sd inst., as a
day of mourning for tho Confederate
dead. The day was observed with ap-
propriate ceremonies Of Il very affect
ing and solemn character Rev. W,
II. BoGGs and Col. +. W. McMAsTER
delivered addresses, after which the
solemn procession repaired to the
"city of the dead" where the mounds
of earth marked the resting places of
ono hundred and fifty Of the fallen.
The graves were decorated with
hundreds of floral gifts to tho memory
of those who went down in the "cr,c]
war" which is over
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-11

of the Soyer idea for English and
American uso.
Soyor cooked meats raro. That
waa the Style. Carving was q second
shedding ofbloo6. Il was ayistocrat.
ie to eat raw meat.
But things have changed recently.
a new regimeis now established. a
new authority has arisen. Soyer has
passed away.
The new man is Pierre Blot, and
ms "" hat TO cat and how to cook ito
Is the new law unto cooks--a law that
IS recognized throughout kitchcndom
Professor Blot announces that all
meats must be we'll done.
Presto--changc !
IL Is now respectable to cat well.
done meat. Nay more; it is the siyl,
To eat wcll-donc meat, Soycr has
passed away, and will, him khS passed
cHc rcspcctability Of eating raw meat,
Professor Blot is now king Of cookery
dom and Professor Blot says, cook
meat well done. Ergo, il is rcspccta
blc-it is stylish--it is lc Plus haut ton
to eat wcll-done meats.
pt"o te Profcssuc Blot and vi'vc the
honest, old-timc, wcll-donc meat
We like the new regime.
We arc ike the co,mtry-ha &c had
blood enough :