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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
HENRY YLHYDE.

Attorney at Law, and Notury Public. Office over
Trumbun National Bank, Main Street Warren,
Ohio. .H.-..- ..
Aprllz o, tlooo'-iy..- - :.
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PROFESSIONAL.
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T.. RADCLIFFE.
VIM II, SPEAF

Agent for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines. No
/ River Block. Main St., Warren, o.
Aug. 2, 1S66-u.
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STONE FOR SALE.

"ALL STONE for Cellars always
wv on hand Can be had at the quarry, or will
be deliv cred in Warren. Flag Stone of all sizes
from two to six feet square Several thousand feet
of tagging now OF hand. Call on the subscriber.
two miles east of Warren. on the Vienna Road.
Howland, july Is 1S66-3m. I. II. EWALT
"ALL PAPER--NEW ARRI-
w VAL. We have just received from New
York, a splendid assortment of Wall Papers, Bor-
dering and Curtin Papers,
ALL NEW STYLES,
which we offer to the public at reasonable prices
Call and see our new stock.
Sept. Is, 1861.
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GROCERS.
MERCANTILE.
ID. w. CAMPBELL.

Dealer in Variety Goods, Yankee Notions. Toys Toys
Perfumery. Hair Oils. Restoratlves, halr Fyt FDyss.
Tobacco, Cigars, News Stationary, &c. &c; 4Sl hl9
erty Street Warren. Ohio. MAY zS' Iooo'
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C. R. TURNER.
n BARNUM,
McCOMRs. sMITHs & ADAMS.

Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and FOl
eign Hardware 1rons Nails, Glass, &c; ' an Sol
Ier's Block. Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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g mSsER.

OsaIer in Fashionable Millinery. Rooms over NC
Combs and Smiths Store, Warren, Ohio, AL i. Or
ders promptly attended to. lFeDo %
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sPELL.MAN.
wHTTTLESEY ADAN

Dentist Dice in Anderson & Rupp's New Bloch
Corner of Main and Franklin Streets, MarreI
Ohio, lIep 20 on
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S. w. PARE

Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery. Carriage haro ware
nesses and Trunks. &c, Warren, o.. lfeb ). '64
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FITCH & GARRY,

GTACKS! STACKS!
~ Not Hay Stacks. but Smoke Stacks. fort!
feet high, and higher if you want 1t, made of good
May o. 1866. FITCH & GARRY.
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THos sAEDERsoN, JOHN c. HUTCHIEs
SANDERSON & HUTCHINS,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law, youngstown.
Mahoning County, Ohio.
June 20, 1e66-tf.
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4. PECK.
I. z. PECK
4. WENTZ,
q s. PARKS. A. "ANI-
PARKS & WENTZ,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Geek
cry Boots Shoes and Leather Gag aPef
Hsneings Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing,
10 slWx1s cheap for ready pay at the New I OK
Store, Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
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THE PRICE OF CHEESF

Depends somewhat on its quality. To be able
TO make an A. No. l, Cheese. you should use one
of those new and improved Cheese Vats. finished
FITCH GARRY'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Amer
can DRY Goods, Groceries, CIockery, &c, Corner
:: Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio.
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LyLUTRoT.. 3 :s.4 THAD- AcKLET.
VAUTROT 81 ACKLEY.
Successors to J. Vautrot Co.. Dealersln w atcnes
0b;o 60 March 2S &c
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Physicians and Surgeons; Office east of the Banl
Market Street, Warren. Ohio.
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Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Warren, Ohio
"a erehandize and other property insured in the
best Companies. on favorable terms: Farm prop
erty. Isolated Dwellings, and their FURNITURE IN
sured for one, three and fveyears. Ohcel Nc
Combs Smiths Block.
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ALMOND. WEBB.

Justice of the Peace Soldiers claim Agent, and
Fire and Life Insurance Agent. Passage Tickets
sold to and from, and money remitted to the old
country at the lowest current rates. Office IN
Webbs Block. Main Street, Warren Ohio.
January 3. '66.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

La bEAzzaAs3 M Dss
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; ONCE over Stiles
Store, Market Street, Warren Ohio. Particular
attention given to Chronic Diseases.
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b. r. q Ds GlbBONSs
Surgeon Dentists. Office over McLain Son.
Banking Office, where they are prepared at al
times to manufacture and insert teeth on all the
various bases now in use.
Particular attentention paid to diseased teeth.
May Att.
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g.i@ METOALF & CLARK,
Physicians and Surgeons; Office on High Street
at the stand formerly occupied BY DR.. Harmon
Jan "a sc 1yrs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
CINCINNATI.
Representatives Of Western News
papers Reject an 0ffer Of the N. Il.
Associated PPeSS-Escape Of Muir
dorers from KentuekY Jail.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ID. "A special
dispatch from Chicago to the Gazette,
says meeting Of the Western news
paper publishers, who are not mem
bers of the Western Associated Press,
assembled at'the fremont House this
morning, in request Of Messrs. Brooks
and Beach of the old Monopoly. for
the purpose of listening to any propo-
sition which these gentlemen might
have to offer in behalf df The New
York Associated Press. Mr.. Beach
addressed the meeting, and remarked
that he was authorized to say to them
that if twenty Western publishers
would form an association in opposi-
ton to the Western Associated Press,
the New York Associated Press would
furnish their dispatches at the rate OF
three thousand four huadrsaadpila
per month, or forty thousand eight
hundred dollars per annum, This
proposition was rejected without hest
tation by the western publishers, and
ali attempts to form new association
We're at once abandoned.
% CINCINNATI, Dec i15.-Afexander
Plummer and James Brown, convict
ed of murder and under sentence oi
death in Pendleton County. XIV. fol
killing Leonard Moss, about 4 veal
ago, escaped from the Falmouth, Ky.
jail, this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
FOCAL NoTIcEs.1


AT WoRK.-The undersigned take
pleasure in announcing rthab==theil
Stove Foundry (which ewasrgburneC
some time since, is again In full opel
ration, and they sare. nov, ,readyto FL
orders promptly for anything In tht
line of Cooking and Heating STOVES
Holloware, NhEare, &C., f&e. Theil
assortment Of Stoves is equal to AM
in the West. They are also sob
aggat$ ggi feE patent snd IR@eStrEes
which are<tbe best invention of tbs
age, and we are certain that Wash ans
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms Oh
Them viii last as long again as the olt
pattern Of bottomsJ oGall rand Eexanll
me fer yourself before purchasing
elsewhere. Sample and Sale Rooms
IN OF .93 MaAn Street AEuSfE&'tttar Ind
= noy2lFd111nn = BRINK sl1EEYER Tg C6ag
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

New YORK, Dec. 15.-The ring pa
pergs sba56ar made made Yp U. t9p entirely fToglp
news. of the United States and Euro
pean News Association. The World
is the only paper that has any news of
consequence.
bbf1fhg fluid, IN fbea kitchen of the
Compton House last evening, two per
sons were killed and six persons badly
burned, including Mr. Compton, pro
prietor, amoagtheslstter.
Heimer & Denger's stove factory,
Liberty Street, was damaged to the
amount of $4,000 last night by fire.
Mackey s. Co.'S hardware rooms
were also burned Loss, $4,000 a
-Four persons were arrested yester-
day. charged with defaulting the re-
venue of $1,000 by false returns of
manufactured tobacco. t,s,4sr, az
New YORK, Dec. Is. The steamers
City of Paris, Europa, and America,
took out, to-day, million dollars in
specie.
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ADDITIONAL RTVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l5-9I.-River has fallen
2 feet inch es. There is 28 feet inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy. Thermom-
| EP1Ffsstt re- Dee. I5ASf.-River feet and
falling. Weather clear and cold.
The river continues to fall rapidly, and
the pIercipg, ,wfntrY weather that prevails
will tend to accelerate the decline 1.-The
arrivals and departures since three O'Clock
Saturday lnclude, up TO a late hour last
night, the David Watts, to Newburg !;
Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati );
1ChaFiner Cairo to Evansville Kenton,,
Cincinnati to- New Orleans; Plain City,
Louisville TO Green River; Morning star,
louisville to Evansville; LibertycfN No. 2,
IeufsyiIIe to Memphis I; Emerald, New
eOrleans toH Cihcfnflatia;; u. Baker, Green
River to EvahSyilte ei.,,,,-. The Kenton and
| Emerald had good srips; the 40harmer,
Emma Floyd, liberty Mop, and Morning
star had moderate trfps...,....The Liberty
| got a right niee.lot of freight from Huston
! q Co. or I25 head of sheep from parties up
the country -. Tie David Watts went to
Newburg Saturday feNening- for a lot of
hay tol1take to- Memphis, for which
port she leaves to-day .--..;...The Merning
Star broke her1nachinery, which rendered
it necessary for her 10 come into port on
one wheel, She transferred her passengers
for Henderson, TO the Liberty No. and
laidovef here last night. See VIII be re-
paired, and leave at 10 O'Clock this morn
! ing for Louisville. She is one of the gayest
boats afloat.....We are under Obligations to
the clerks of the Liberty No. 2, of the
4 Louisville and Cairo packets, and messen-
gers of the Adams and Merchants Union
Express companies, for frequent and high
1y appreciated favors .......From passen-
gers by the Morning Star, yesterday we
4 learn that Capt. Van Meter. of the Plain
City, had a fight with a man on the wharf
at Louisville, on Saturday. pheCaptain at
first used stone coal for artillery, but, after
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
ST. LOUIS.
Indian OutFages In New Mexico
Colorado LegislatuFe-Gen. Grants
i A LeTee-EscaPes fRem Jail. Az

FaoST LOUIS, DEC! 15.LLate Santa Fe
papers report that Indian outrages are
very frequent. One hundred and fifty
attacked the town Of Alamusa, and
killed three men, wounded three
others, and carried off a large quan-
tityeof graine and nearly all the live
stock in the place. A memorial to
the Washington authorities is pub
lished. The Nego Merfcdh says the
Camanches, Navajoes, Apaches, and
Detohs are constantly committing
murders and lrobberies, which that
paper says it is convinced will never
cease until they are efectually pun
ished. and placed on reservations,
guarded by troops9nl The heabnemorial
also asks that authority be given the
Governor to reorgani the two regi-
ments ofNew Mexican volunteers for
at least two years service.
The Colorado Legislature met at
kGqldepz City onAha 9TH insH sd1, "A.
Berthold was elected Speaker of the
House RndQ O. L ISMdDeFitt, 9Glerk.
/ 4 Gen 4Grant held a. Ievee atstheeLin-
dell Hotel last night. A large num-
Der of citizens paid their respects. !.
Twenty prisoners escaped from the
st, J Joseph Jail Yesterday.
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Execution or Wm. G.. W. Smith for
the Murder Of John GRAY,
,er.fal l.nl.rcsnclll llldence al tha l,innin.

Especial Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette.
WAsHINGTeN. O., Dec. 14-1Fm
G. w. Smith this afternoon suffered
the extreme penalty of the law for
the murder of John Gray in October,
1864.
Smith was a man about fifty years
of age stout and well built, black
hair, gray eyes, dark complexion, with
a bold, collected look, as if he
knew whatswas going on and compre'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

STEPHENS INVESIBL
,sAi9 ya ala
MA KET RE Pg0RTs
FRANCE.


PARIS, Dec. 15-M.-The United
States Government has ordered the
payment OF 150,000000 francs into
Court as security for costs pending
the action to recover money paid for
building ships in France. Our Con-
sui stated in Court that serious di-
plomacy was employed for obtaining
heavy claims against England for
fitting out Confederate cruisers, and
for depredations they had committed
on American commerce. !
44@'-@S ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 15-2 M.-The Fe-
mans keep quiet No further arrests
have been made Stephens's where
abeuts IL a mystery.
LONDON, Dec 15-M.-Consols S8a =;
5-20's II; Erie 464.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15-M. r Cotton
steady at Id; middlings are very
dull. a
LONDON, Dec. 154M.-Petroleum
declined Id.
LoNDoN, Dec. 15-2 P. M,-Consols
8S4; ,5-20is s71&; Erie AZ; Illinois
Centraf77s Cotton advanced I'D:
GERMANY.
FRANKFoRT, Dec 15-M.- Five
Twenties 754.
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getting "a six1pouhder odqAis fc6eoR nut,
drew his rev oliver Il and coh4neaee tfier9sel
of leadenpills.f The dannd9e onaeftHer stdAi
was slight Steamboat ddptaiAs shSaId MOB
let their angry passionslrise... .4@The Bkgs
mudaa is running in itheaLouisvilld and
Madisoh trade, in place, OF TTalisrh an
which is disabled. esusosd Ws19m oG
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} DENTISTS. .lnFE
SEsEELING oDUnN pHANtKFU9WF d

rfYJEELING oDUIY pTI TIANKFUIWF Q r
Is the yeryi liberal 'patrona age fs cefveet
during the past seven years, fkind being
permanent residents of the city, desire al
persons whether they need ltheir tprofe57
sionaf services or no0 to visit their rooms
factured.fD eIftH taUttA VNStN5ssy1 g
improvements and fnysptfQnS are being
made, aIid everything that VIII subserve
them. Their abliShpaent. and facilities
are equal to anyaiII the Eastern cities, !,
They have several AnRstheticf for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth. !
Cheeks That are suIl4Sen can be restored
to nearly theiF origin al contour. p 3nll
All desirable Styles Os "A RT1 H LGdA j.
TEETH made anyWheEea in the United
States are made by us. ihCs e=aaritles OF
Children's Leeths YtleSes9 II - corrected. +
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Wholesale Jail Delivery at 81
.HDOIa gOsepIL1MO.9
Terrible Explosion a the Compton
House, New York. ?
t2 ts4iI d1aoa }T174tfs u 174-tfs aA it
I've Persons Killed and Six
Badly Burned.
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OFSPECIE BY
sfsn, EUROPEAN sFEAMERS. q,
NEW YORK.

Press Matters7TCsaig blows his Horn
Explosion ut the Compton House,
two Persons Killed and six Others
Burned-FiPe on Liberty Srreat-
Arrests for defrauding Revenue
asfD0 1Eeifn Snerie I'D lstS''9Tssi = EsA'yY''T
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

rRfcHatis Dec. csl55[z te5j1eneFa1 1scho-
field has decided to hold Dr. Wilson
for trial for the murder of a negro.
The Court had previously refused to
hold him for trial before jury.
Three white men were killed, and
several wounded, in a riot at ,Pertsr
mouth, Va, yesterday. -Four build
-ihgs burned also. ao ao
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PORTLAND I'D.
Woolen NH Burned.

N0Olen NH Burned.
gfaf.sA s3.4 ai 3T-777 stll % ai1
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 15t-Rober-
sons wooden mill atyOxford, Me-, was
burned last night a ,7l,o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
NETII.E III Il. 4. I'D / "a 4 I: I3Ei.9Ai j A. e
Legislature Adjourned Territorial
p ,G0fernment4 Preferred TO the
Emendment. =. .l.....-..-..-l.

y ..-Id .ssoll1 hns aIg 100 q lnfHa
ed MIDIKDGBvLEBE, GA5 Dec 10
The Legislature adjourned yesterday.
The opinion OF the Legislaturegfagors
Territorial Government rather than
aecepEthe Gqnst ttutiohal Amendment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
WASHINGTON
Senate Finance Committee Tariff
Bill.

]. 3 WAsHfNeToN9 D5Gl5.EIqle Senate
Finance, oop1mi tteei took up the House
tariff bill of last session. They agreed
to consider the bill on the Doth inst,
and continue its consideration during
the recess for the holidays
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
RICHMOND.

Dr.. Rfis0ff held sOre Trfal2RietI af
n sf9ftSm0utli-A NumherasOf5 Men
Killed and Wounded, and Several
+, Buildings RHrnsf.AZAH -
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.BENIENT B. WELL

IBdii Ie9l boa s2a2slil9iai raigqoq q
Wholesale Dealers IN "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

FRANKFORT, Dec. 15--M.- Five
Twenties 754.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06

NOT a FEN

@. the wors. disorders t&. act manknl arise from the
corruption that accunulaes in the Blood OF all the dis
co7e.es that have been made to purge it out none can
equal in effect HELN3OLDS C0NP0C CND EXTRACT
or FSARSiPARILLA. II cleanscs and renovates the
Blood nsls the visor OF health into the system and
purges out the huors which make disease 1t stimulates
healthy functions Of the body and expcs the disorders
that grow ani ranklc IN the D!ood. Such remedy that
could be relied has long been sought for aad now for
the first time, the public have which they can de-
pend Oar space here does not admit Of certificates to
show its effects the trial of single bottle viii show to
the SICK it has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two ablepoonsui fthe Extract Of sarsapara, added
pint OF water, is cq12l to the Lisbon Diet Dr, a2i
oae bottle to gallon Of the s. rup Of sarsapar!a,
or the decoc;ioa usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
p-nciples-in F,cuo-aad ernbody the fal strength Of
the ingredients entering into thct composition Already
and conclusive test will be comparison OF their proper
ties With those set forth in the L. S. Dispensatory.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06

SATANELLA," of the Call, who herself
has not blushed lately, we take it, shows up
the indelicacy of Bennett, of the New York
Herald:
All what price some people will pay for
notoriety When James Gordon Bennett,
of the Herald. married the the thread and
needle-shop girl round in William street,
some twenty five years ago, he published
such minute and Outre particulars of the
wedding that noturiety became inevitable.-
In fact, his disgusting ingenuousness com
PEELED morality's self to look aghast and
tempted good taste to commit suicide. He
confessed everything. from his first intro
duction to the lady by his assistant, Attree.
up to her metaMorphosis into wife, and he
did it as conscientiously as a surgeon would
indite the anatomic details of some operation
for the coamns of The Lancet, revelling in
the more loathsome points of the dissection.
T,he notoriety thus gained for my paper"
reimbursed him. probably, for the disgrace.
His wife's letters from Europe, afterwards,
overfowng as they did with gross indelica-
cies and suggestive illusions, won so much
more notoriety for the same journal and
placed the lady enthusiastically before the
public
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06

IT is surprising (says recent writer) how
infectious tears are at wedding. First of
all, the bride cries. because she is going to
be married and then, of course. the brides
maids cry, perhaps, because they are not ;
and the fond mama cries, because she
'll-l-l-lose her d-d darling and then the fond
papa cries, because he thinks it's proper ;
and then all the ladies cry, because ladies'.
as a rule, will never miss chance of crying
and then, perhaps, the groomsmen cry, to
keep the ladies company and then the old
pew opener cries, to show what deep pecu-
mary interest he takes in the proceedings !;
and then. perhaps. the public cries. the pub
lie being composed exclusively of petticoats.
But, Notwithstanding all these Niobes, who
make quite Niagara of eye water around
him, we own we never yet have seen the
bridegroom cry. and should about as soon
think of seeing the beade whimper.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06

SIR MORTON PETo made speech at an
entertainment in New York few evenings
since, in which be said: Sc l made visit to
the large printing establishment of Charles
Wilson in Chicago, and assure you | never
felt so truly the manner in which Americans
had gone into the war before. In walking
through the office, Mr.. Wilson pointed out
some thirty or forty compositors who had
been four years away at war. One had been
captain, another major, others lieuten.
ants, sergeants and privates. Yet there they
were setting type as quietly as though a war
mad never been. l saw afterwards farmers
sons, In uniform, peacably feeding 'thresh-
ing machine. They went into the struggle
70 save the Union, and having done it now 90
oaek 10 the ways of peace and industry with
out single thought"
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06

PErRoLEM V. NAsBY, the author Of the
Nasty papers, has a way of saying things
that have point to them Witness the fo-
lowing al s ract from one of his recent l,t-
ters:
"Ginral Boanerges Pogram, Nv Missis-
sippi, who demonstrated his devoshuB to the
great principles NV Constitutonary liberty
by serving the confeder ate army as conf,
saw. wrote me t. meet him in Washington
He had just received his pardon. and the
first yoose he made Of his pIivile res was to
cum to Washington to meat me for consulta-
ton on the hoaps and prospex " the De
mncrasy
General Pogram is fine specimen of =
genuine sh.va.r u Suther er. feat
inches in hite he eau chaw moar terback' r.
spit with greater accoorisy, and walk uprite
under heveyr lode Nv whisky than any
man l ever met. A unsophistergated child
Nv nacher, be scorns the polish and sham OF
what is called civiizashun. Never shall
forget the litenin CLANS Nv contempt he dart
ed at me when arskt to qualerfy his whisky
with ittul warter.
Ginral Pogram is laymenting the untlme
lv deceese of so many Suthern voters IN the
late diabolvkal war Lnkin and his helyuns
maid upon 'em.
Il replied to once that that defsit could be
easily made up. hev.' said !, bin con-
sderin of this matter At trifling ex.
pendishure of money the tide of emigrashun
from Europe can be turned southwark. and
the places of poor slawtered heroes be filled
with the Irishmen, the English, the"
Liar! theef, murderer, niger stealer, y
shouted the Genral, seasin me by the throte
and brandished his cane over me.
Falling on my knees, forming tablau,
the Union as it was) l garspt:
Why this vierlence?"
Oh nuthin,' replied the Ginral, relaxin
his holt. L she'll be elected to Congris, and
ez l shell have to mix with yco- Yankees, |
wuz practisin the old taxtix, jest to get my
hand in. Wuz you afeerd? Bless your
poor sole, we woodn't kill a nuthern Dem
ycrat for no money-we need en- F"
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-06
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In the County Court of the County of Shasta, in
the State of California.
In the matter of the petition of Charles F. Els
worth, an insolvent debtor.
nURSUANT to order Of the Hon. c. c. Bush,
Judge of said County Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvent,
Charles F. Ellsworth, to be and appear before the
Hon. G. C. Bush, County Judge of said county, at
Chambers, at the Court House, in the town of
Shasta, in said county, on the 22d day of January,
A. D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, then
and there to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of said insolvent should not be granted and
an assignment of his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursu-
ance of the statute in such made and provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against said
insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
f.. S. Court this 18th day of December, A.
D. 1865.
d23 c. MCDONALD, Clerk.