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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
OFFICIAL.

A DVEHTESED LETTERS.-Ordered to
n be advertised in the Cleveland Daily Herald"
Egreeable to the following section Of the New Post
Office Law, as the newspaper having the largest
circulation Of any paper published in Cleveland.
SEC. ). And be II further enacted, That the Lists
Of Letters remaining uncalled for in any Post Office
in any city, town, or village, where q newspaper
shall be printed, shall hereafter be published once
only in the newspaper having the largest circulation
within the range OF the delivery of said Office, to be
decided by the Postmaseer.-[NeW Post Once
Law, passed March 5th, 1S51.l
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters" give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
Unot called for within ONE MONTH, they viii
Re sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

IOHnges.-A fine assortment of Spring
Lounges, with Carpet or Rep Upholstery, can
be found at Hart, Malone & Co.'S, 107 Water
street. Warranted in every respect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

u Heavy weather and heavy sales are
the order Of the day at the Great Sheriff Sale of
Boots and Shoes at No. "A Public Square. Tobe
sure, times are hard, but the Great Sheriff saleis
the oRly thing that has brought prices down toa
figure that all can buy at the good old peace prices,
and sells better goods at the present reduction
sales than can be had at any other store in the
city or State. Please govern yourself according
ly and buy at the Great sheriff sale, II Public
Square.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

sE Camp Chair and Smoking Stool
frames, for worked patterns, at Cutter &
Co.'s, So Frankfort street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

E Bed Spreads and Comforters, at
Cutter & Co.'s, GO Frankfort street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

G. A. R.-The Grand Army of the
Republic will meet at Kelley's Hall, at $50
fbis avaoinr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
T-ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
Yes York Associated Press TaegrannS.
Latest Monetary.

Latest Monetary.
NKH YoRK, Dec. 9.
Tue Money market is steady at COT per cent.
"a call loans.
Sterling Exchange dull ct IO9@lO9A gold for
Gold lower, opening at 1878, and closing at
1865.
Government Stocks H@S lower.
Q. S. 6s OF 81, coupons, 1928: Of ga
fTHn1G75i: 90 OF "a 104XGi0fK; do Of IS
it5IdlO6a; do new 1O7%Gi07S; do 90 1850
1913; 1O-4Os, coupons, l011s910iz; 7-3Os 1854;
closed nominal.
Stotks tame snd lower, subsequently advanced
md closed firm, especially on Northwestern.
Common American gold 136LGl36H.
nhn Elln.uinn are the nEeaa AZ S.2l u Nc
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Held for POstsge.-A letter addressed
to William Brady, Cleveland, Ohio, is held
in the P. o. at East Saginaw for postage.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

WestOns-Send % cents to NORTH,
81 Superior street, anG get one OF Weston's
Photographs. Weston's Photographs by the 100,
at MONTHS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
AtW. c. BakeF&Co's
The latest style Wedding and
Visiting Cards, and a new style
Wedding Envelope.
25o Superior street.

u Splendid Stock of Gloves, Mittens,
MuTers, Caps, &c, suitable for this cold weather
S. a. FULLER & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

e Tax Books have been ready for
receipt of Taxes some time. Pay early, and
avoid a crowd. ]. TURNEY, County Treas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

AnOuner bOIu hODOerI.-IW0 men
called at the liquor store of Foster & Bros.
on Ontario street, last evening, and expressed
a desire to examine the stock of liquors VITA
a. view to purchase. One of them accom-
panied Mr.. Foster about the store, testing
the various wines and other liquors, while
the otherremained near the stove. They left
the store in company, and had been gone but
a few minutes when it was discovered that
the drawer had been robbed OF aboutS40 in
money. Information was Of once sent to
the Central Station, and the detectives sue.
ceeded in aITesting one Of the parties. The
other escaped. They were recognized as
parties who hailed from the East, and had
been stopping at one Of our best hotels in
company with the leader of a Philadelphia
gang.
The man arrested was identified this morn
ing by Mr.. Cowles' clerk, as the man who
ran away with the gold watch last Saturday
evening, an account of which we gave YES
terday morning. He viii have an examina-
ton tomorrow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

Fom'.-Genuine English Mustard, at
z, NJ. HESSLER'S Drug store, 1l6 Ontario st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

u Constitution Water is a certain cure
for Diabetes and al diseases of the Kidneys
For sale BY sl Druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

MoNDAH, De-
SIX P. M.-The following are the receipts Of
Flour and Grain nom all sources for the past
~ hours I.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley
bbls. bus, bus. bus. bus. bus
Monday 4S7 49,. 400 $50 -. AID
The market for Flour is quiet and prices rule
steady. There are no receipts Of Wheat, and the
market is quiet, though there was a shade better
inquiry, mostly for spring winter is nominAlly
lower, but no sales reported. There was IN in
Quiry for Corn but themarket is &c lower for both
old and new shelled- Oats are dull and nominally
16se lower. Rye and Barley quiet.
Provisions are very quiet and no change IN Pu-
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e. Take Mofice-

he Undersigned in this city having permanently
Ocated,t egs leave respectfully local the attention
Z THE musical public to he following Card
Tuning and Repairing done in all its branches,
n the most thorough manner and on short notice.
N work warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
icing a practical Piano Maker and Tuner, and
layiIg all the appurteBanees, II enables he 20 do
IL kinds OF fin I-ciass work on Organs, Pianos
nd NelOCeOns: alsO all kinds OF Musical Instru-
nenfs repaired Ia the best possible manner. Old
Instruments are often capable Of being made a.
cod as new, sometimes even better By being re-
paired, well regulated and put m periect harmony.
Be- sue spdeire me a call at No. % Bank street.
Cleveland. Ohio. where 81 orders may be len
1i,b II NJ Ned i son, Respectfully,
" -r1 LE SCHUMACHER.
N.B-The best Of references given Il required.
aaea q
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Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1867.
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Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1867.
LADIES, LIST.
Atkinson mrs Austen L Katy miss
Asnwood j B mrs Ametage E miss
AkeF R C miss
Z
Bingham Annie E miss Bufitt Haryiste miss
Barr A II miss Bishop HattieJ mrs
Bergan Agness miss Barnett Jas mrs
Beel Ell A mics Book LtObie miss
BOwman ? H mrs Benham HARRIET mrs
Bntman e Nj mrs Brown Nancy mrs
BsbeO G ii mrs Batten Priscilla mrs
Brown g W mrs Bunam Robert mrs
Baily j II mrs Brooks Rebekah F mrs
Garfield Betsy mrs Cross Lorain mrs
Case c G mrs Cassidy Mary J mrs
CTsHdle E miss Goats Nancy
Csdy Elem Carrenoe Nelly
Gates Jane mrs Carr R NJ mrs
ConnersLL Coy S Louise miss
COwell Mary o miss
Duffy Sarah miss Duggan Elizabeth miss
Downs Mary miss Danes Chas G mrs
Eckman Henry mrs EDWARDS Lizzie miss
Ellsworth Lucy mrs
Fitzgerald Mary miss Freese Minnie miss
Gwin Sarah miss German Sarah mrs
Gaman Margret mrs GsrYen Emma L mrs
GiliGtt Lizzie Ann miss GRAY Ella miss
George Lugene NJ miss Gill Celia A
Goling Joana mrs Godfrey mrs
Ii
horton " mrs Horn n mrs
Hungerford NJ mrs Hinsley James mrs
HerTiek Mary c mrs Humphrey ID mrs
Hover M G mrs HOll Annie miss
EarYey Mary Hall Alfred mrs
Handbook Mary miss HOLSTER Amanda miss
Hickar Mary mrs Hamilton Ann miss
Hutchinson Maggie missHufsteed Lenna mrs
Hicks Louise E Hazsn Lauria miss
Hammond Julia mrs Harr A
jackson Amanda N mrs johnson William mrs
jackson Anna miss Jennings John G mrs
KNAPP Frankly miss Kneen Ellen miss
knowltOn z S mrs King Carrie mrs
king Charles mrs
l.
Lane MoundeartheM mrsLawless Abbie A mrs
Lawrence Dr. II mrs Lener Salurnia mrs
LOpter Mary mrs
M
Minor Amanda MIRA Matheran Edward mrs
Wayne mrs MarshOld Ella miss
Maltby e S mrs Maltby z A mrs
Mason Kate b mrs Mayfield Lizzie miss
Marble Flora mrs Macumber Mary mrs
Matson Elmira mrs Miller Mary mrs
Ma
Mcintyre Mary J miss McAfee Lenora
McKele Carrie mrs
p
Palmer Rebecca mrs Paterson
Post Mary miss Page Emily mrs
Palmer Mary L Provost Rebeeca mrs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Thursday nd..FridaZ Dec. SO aud ga, '67
Large and Attractive sale or
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots. Sc.
ATAUCTIoS.--.BY eT@eERA MQRIARg<
At Store No. ls2 Pearl street, opposite FrnDE,,,
House West side.
GUTTER & MORtARTY win sau -
~ Auction on Thursdat aSd FRIDAY n -
md 9Th, at Store No 1SPeaFl street. o1o0 -
Franklin Housei West SID, eommencinS - a.
ul6o'clock A. n. The eaire stock % SoodS y
aid store consisting in paA as folovs. Cssss
neres, Ladies' Dress Goods iIsTeat VARIETY Ri"..L
d and Brown Cottons. Inh IfDens Efs1ooI-
Afgsn Ro6es, Breakfast SaWls. Hoon SEirts
Cnder Shirts and Drawers, NglIges 9hirts n -
ETY., Ladies' and Gents BGEoraI Hose Woois-
Nubias, Arctic Scarfs in vaiiG. Ladies' Wool 49,
.sls Thread CLOVIS, MeniBQck Glovss -
dittens, Linen and Cotton Haderchieis TodieS
sorsets, Suspenders, Gmbreb, Hats snj CaSs-
10 an assortment Of ClOthg. consisting ~
,Oats, Pants snd Vests Of dinent fabrics. sIso
Gases Youths Oxford Ties. uh a 1reaf vsrisf.
4 other goods usually kept in retail Store Tbs
-b0ve stOck is fresh ana desible. and vu -
Deed out Without any reserve hatever- Drese1f-
nga fine opportunity for dealefn fco1snmers IL
urchase first class goods at cir own pricaS
rm- raSn attlme oI save. dec3-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

City SextOn's RepOrt.-The following
is the City Sections Report for the month of
November. 1907.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Flour closed moderately UctiVe az prices IN
favor Of buyers.
wheat dCminally 13sc lower.
Rye steady al $1,67 Tor western
Oats dull st S@51 in store asa ahoat to'
western.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Milwaukee MarIres.

MILWAUKEE, Dec.2
FLoUR-Dul. Sales Of City Xxx At ts,59s,s;
country do at SS,5O6S,75; Y SL756S.&.
WRkAT-steady and firm. Sales at s1.s1 for
No 1; Sl,10H for No 2: $3.50 for Nos.
OAT@Fim. Sales at size ferNo2.
CORN-Market over. Sales at SSc for new
shelled.
RECEIPTS-2,2OO bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat
600 b1Oats. 1.O0 bu corn.
SaIPMENTS-as00 bbls four; 1000 bus wheat.
loo bus corn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
YoUngen
List Of Letters Remaining at Station
"A.'' West Side, Dec, 3, 1867.
G-ENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Braddish Chas Murphy ThomlsSims Charles
Balionr WillismMeCariy EugeneTerrand Joseph
o Thomas c Miller Albert Tyler Chas D
Compton W II Piche Simon Twelvtree W
1resley WilIamParker JnhnC Taylor Bsnjmn
Day Eddy Su~lllvanTimothyWo 1lfcomer Hy
Hoffman James Smitn W II Wilson John
Hayer Il Oh SimpsonJH VESSEL Oliver
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say advertised. GEO. A. BENEDICT, r NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

,, inn S5ltana hsays at a,&01.sS for good .
az, fSL ~ dun 1l, and heavy q, 81, SO q 80 for mess
BeefQuief,
Cat Meats cub.
Bacon duh and unchanged.
Lard heavy at l2agGlsc for fair to prime
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

H0MloIDE.-Wo regret to learn that diff
iiculty occurred yesterday afternoon. in tho
lower part of the city, between Mr.. Charles
Il: Bennett and Mr.. John a. Do Vanc, in
which the forIHcr was shot through tho
lert and instantly killed. Coroner Walker.
cmpnnncllea jury, and, from tho evidence
adduocd, II appears that DO Vane was In
charge Of n number Of colorcd lahorers c,n.
ploycd in grading the Columbia md Angus
ia Railroad. and thnt Bennett was on tho
premises, cndeavoring to engage somo of
tho hands TO- go TO tho Wcst. Words ca.
sued, and threats woro niadu uyi,f;io tlcJ0us,.
cd, when DO Vano fired at him with n pistol,
thc ball taking effect in his heart. Dc Vuney
Immediately delivered himself up TO tho
proper officers. Tho verdict Of tho Jury was
IN accordance wilhtho above. ~ Enoeniu. l3.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

LUSEn CAusTIO SUrE ssRDEn ny SOLAR
CAUsrIu.-For long timo IN The treatment
of places to be cauterizcd, only tho dread
cd nitrate at silver Nlnnnr onusticl wus used
10 produce Tire Caus'ic effect. Wc now use
several substances. but Barnes substitutes
for all these tho suns Mys convcrgcd by u
burning Ions In NIL cnsos, (cancer, &o..) in
which oauslio has boon used, and Tic morbid
Ghnracter OF which has TO DO extingnishcd
This solar burning,is Inr less painful, nom
injurious. and fur more ciTcctual than cs-
charotic substances or even hot iron
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. The fol-
lowing nrc tho States which have, up to this
time ratified tho 90 called Constitute nj
amendment; and the Siatos which rejected
the snmc:
Ratified by Connecticut, Illinois, Indi.
ana, Kansas, Maine, Michigan. Missouri,
Nevada. Now Hampshire, Now Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Oragnn, Rhodo Island, 4 1enncs-
sec, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin
total, 10.
Rejected by Alabama, Arkansns, Della
ware, Georgia, iloriln, kentucky, Lonisi-
ana, Maryland, mississippi, North Caroliaa.
souls Carolina, Texas, Virginia, totaD
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

TrRKIsn AprAras.-- The latest dispatches
tions are arising In TINT quarter. The peo-
pie Of Scryia arc flying TO arms against tho
Ottoman rule, whiIo at Constantinoplo tho
party in favor Of peace Is increasing nF
numbers and influence. Moreover, 1t Is rc-
ported that the Yicoroy of Egypt has sent
agonts 10 ascertain whether tho leading
powers Of Europe would favor lis compcic
Independence Of the soyereignty of tho Sub,i
limc Porto .aRil Hs s.. 49,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20
an DOUGHERTY.
I1Duny (Ga.) Ne'us.]

FUNEnALof a BEE.--A correspond
4ent'of the Glasgow Xeru'd states tho
following: ,f"On Sunday morning
last J. had the pleasure of with nessing a
most interesting ceremony, which /
desire to record for tho benefit Of
your readers tWhilo walking near
Falkirk, We observed two bees Issuing
from onesQffhe hives, bearing with
Thorn the dofunct body ola .comradc,
with which they fiew for a distance Of
twelve yards. IL Wc followed them
'Gloscly, and noted the care with which
they selected, o convenient hole at the
'side.of the gravel walk-the tenderness
With which they committed Tho body,
head downward, to the carthsand the
Fsohcitulc with which they aftorward
pushed against it two, little stones,
Edoabtless Sin memoriam.' Their
task. being ended, thoy paused for
about q minute, and they few away to
|their hive - y " ssa ~ ,falsGS e5Ts ~
ETkc iotfcraoyenihg "a, gentlo,nan's
button caught hold Of, the, fringe, of "a
lady,s shawl. CT .ams attached to
you," said tho gcntiona6, laughing,
was Enthusiastically trying to
DOT loose. "The attachment is mu-
stual," was the Good-humored reply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

UuIrED STATES l}oSns MISSING FROM TuE
TREASURY DEpAnrMEXr, -Ou Saturday last
one OF The clerks employed in The loau ofIice
at tho Treasury Department, disappeared,
and has not since boon heard from. Upon
examination il was discovered that over
thirty thousand dollars worth Of seven .thir-
asY bonds were gone. The missing clerk IL.
not accused Of tho robbery, but tho sudden
disappearance Of both tho clerk aud bonds
nt the same timo has excited suspicion, and
the case is being investigated. - Washuyion
Str.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

A TEnnIrlc LEAF. "A singular affair os.
Cured in Cincinnati OH the din: A German
living in the subcrbs was arrested for as-
snulting his wife. Upon his friends baling
him out, he proceeded instantly to tho
great suspensions bridge ovcr tho Ohio Riy.
CT, and took % terrific lenp Of about eighty
feet T'e river being full Of Aonting ios,.
lie struck between two Gcld., and aficr re-
turning TO the surface changed his mind or
tho subject Of suioide Clambcring cake
of ieo he yelled for help. a fter floating
half " milo lie was rescued by two men in o
yaWl. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

And When all ore done The Court then doth
close, 81.
And the nigs go to tho Jail 10 weep over
their woes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

The Southern People a,c at peace with
the people OF every other State. They arc
ut peace with MI tho world. Tho United
States laws nro respected and enforced in
every Southern Sta,o. Tho pcopo of that
part Of the Union nrc paying taxrs undcr
the laws Of the United States. They invite
Northern men to como among them, md
nsaisl m developing tho rich resources Of
chasing nearly MI Of their goods and ina
chnery Mt The North. Their business rca-
tains with the Northorn States are pleasant
and friendly. Thny arc struggling to ro-
pair their shattered condition, and 10 rniso
food for themselves and cotton for all who
demand il. Upon this people, who form n
part OF this Union. I'haddcus Stevens and
his followers nre making war; aud in max
ing wnr upon them, tho rcyolutionists aro
trampling upon tho Constitution
Is IT. possible that Tho Union cnn be sns
lnined IN the hands Of such men ?-London
Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

a . y'grtfss
From TExAs.-Thc e.Lono Starr
State must be healthy place in
which to do family marketing. Read
the following :a* u'.t. IS ss9 {ev,
Tho Mckinney Inquirer gives tho
following prices current q fIs, ~ E
+ Corn is worth at this place, rs cents
per bushcl; {; wheat ST. :. -four d conts {;
old bacon 10 to l23 cents; lard ri
cents pork, corn fed, 6 cents mast,
6 tod cents !; butter.l5 CENTS Eggs
10 cents. AN in specie. Gold i DO. 4
Speaking of eatablcs in SAM Anto-
nio, the same paper says ~ M ,t.,,. 9.
Wo saw scores of fino fat chickens
selling in urcity latelysatstLrccs dol
lars dozen, and turkeys attiinesedol-
lars q dozen. Nenison ha,ns rate at
SIX dollars a dozen; sweet potatoes at
sevonty-fee5conts to, ,one dollar per
bushel pork four end Ave dollars "a
hundred, and beef of splendid quality
atfives cents. a pound. t4g4 sds,es IA
+ Tho Houston Journal,tells, the truth
when fit3says: 9sW g8Bfqs SsYg taa44aB VI
,Thc1connties which raise tho most
cornstie coming season Milla tbsE the
counties which will attract the, most
immigrants, and, in the end, iawilli,e
the bast-counties, Jin Texas. This IL
will be yellcnough.for our people,to
rcmeaahera tfm ST ses
The city Of London burned 6,Ol3,-
265 tons Of coal last year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

.
LOOK Our FOR TRlcKs.-MR. EDr-
.ToR:-You will see that many sharp
persons, in taking notes for old debts,
arc careful to have them PAYABLE to
bearer Instead of to order, and make
,thom over five hundred dollars. Why
is thls2
A note for over $5oO;ir payable to
order, cannot be sued in The Circuit
Court OF the United States, unless the
payer Of the note was NONRESIDENT, or
otherwise had the right to sue in. that
Court, But il the debt is over $500,
and is payable to a Is VI bearer, and it
IS transferred to nonresident Of this
State, it can be sued in the Circuit Court
OF the United States. The purpose is
thus TO get their debtors before juris-
diction where the remedy is more sum.
mary and the Stay Law of our State
,"oa!d not be IN tho way of selling Tic
debtor'siproperty.i Look sharp or you
will be caught in this trap.
4 - ., rr DoUGuEDTY.
i. T1Uuny (Ga.) NeWs. |
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

TnE NGwi OCEAN TgLGGhA ArIf.21Or mail
.adsices from Europe coniirlR tbs iItclligeaeo
that the Spanish Government has granted
lic International Occan'TeAcgraph Compa-
ny, OF. New York. theaioxckIsiYc privilege
for forty years Of laying tolographio cables
betWcc,, The Uqiled States aud Cuba. Itis
,also announced shat the Spanish Govern
n,pDt hos rtbsr agreed 10 grant " The 50 me
Company en- exclusive privilege Of a sImilar
berioa for connecting ny Telegraph the
bldnda Of Post0. iiiop aud CGba.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

"Brick Pomcroy has prepared the
following cpi'aph for Beast Bulrr to be
engraved on tomb stono surmounLcd by
two spoons: ,f.t..-,..,.
( "ilcrc rots in earth as roasts in hcll
the greatest disgrace Amcrlca was over
carscd with, Ben Brute BulKr, the
cjward, traitor, thief, r,bbcr. thaswuman
insultor, who, by his bolrayals, thcGs
and disregard Of honor and manhood,
worked OH II weak minded man to give
him commission in an army that he
might DO protected in his robberios.
When he apakc, honest men doubted
when he commanded, brave men were
lnurdcrcd--w when he was in power, wo.
men wrpt aud virtue failed TO protect
when he, ruled. Innocence suffered
when he Travelled. people buttoncd in
their watches when no tlined, people
eyed their spoons--whcn he passed
churches, the silver ware disappeared -
when he died no one mouraed the death
Of tho brute and robbor who came from
no one knows where rs rotton carcass
is left to purify beside some clear
steam.
"Being without honor-Gencral with
ont ,victory-man without father
corpse without q mourner--mcmory
without ali admircr--Spoon Thief But.
Ter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

MAINE LEGISLATURE AND IMPARTIAL Sur
PRAdE-TRfAL AND TUEIsHMgNT of Mn.
DAVIS DEMANDED --Kcsolniions were intro
dnocd into tho Maine Senate on the 9th and
referred TO The Committee on Federal Rein. {.
tfons this morning, declaring that The pco-
pie Of Mainc demand That impartial Suffrage
throughout the Uniicd States bo incorpo.
rated into lie organic law; that conscious,
inIclligcnt traitors, who originated ihot
rebellion, bo forever excluded from all
political power md privileges that Jcifcr.
son Davis ought to DO brought to n speedy
trial. and that the oxtrcmc penalty should
follow his conviction; that the pretended
State governments sct up by President
Johpson are mere ,isWpntions, md Maine
demands their immediate aud total abolish.
mcnt, and the organization of suitable
governments throughout the ten States
lateiy in rebellion, founded upon the organ.
lied laws Of Congress and The will of tho
people.