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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTYTcE WESTERN RxsExvs cHRoNfcLR.
WARREN o Dec. IL. 1867,

ORY1cE WESTERN REsERvs CHRONICLE.
WARREN o Dec. II. 1867.
Silver. large. 19s<
small. 124.H
Rivs-TWsnties. 1852. los.
1854. 1N.
1866. 10EH.
1867. I07.A
SeVsn-Thirties. cd and Sd ssriss) IOl<.
Compound Interest Notes, 1854. us.
1856. us. IA
For the past week improvement has taken
Holidays and the rood condition Of the raads
brought traders that otherwise would have kept
away. In the quotations viii be observed quite
q change all favorable to buyers.
he steaey decline in gold effects but little
the markets, they being 50 well governed that
noihins Is epprehended.
PROVISI0NS-Firm-
P0ULTRY-ChieksnsSc perb Turkeys SC per
ID; Ducks per d Sc; Geese each 4Oc.
| GROCERIEs-Light and quiet.
BEANs-WhIss $50 to $500 per bushel.
WHEAT-white. s. IS; Amber. $3.50. Spring
NoLS26.
FLOUR-$12m to $Il.OO.
FLAX sRED-s2sO ? bu. Flax Seed Oh. $1.O5
, GAL Flax Straw S. to s. per ton.
0ATS-Oab Sc
coRN-Con 1.s0.
I Apples-1.6 p busheL
DRIED APPLES-SG9c.
BUTTER-Frssh Roll Butter 3Oc.
CHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 1O912c -
EGGS-3Oc.
H0NEY-26S perpound.
LARD-COuntry rendered. 10912lz
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-s5@0
TEAS-S1.O to $50 per chest.
lCOFFEE-229SO per bag.
CLASSES Hardware report.
P0RK-7K9Sc
TURNIPS-6Oc,
0~EI0NS-I.5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Received the highest prize at the Worlds Fair
Paris. 1t has no equal in the world. Great in
l.500 per year in their sale, with tout interfering
with their ordinary business pursuits.
Address G. W. CROMWELL 4 CO.,
Nov 20, 1861. Cleveland. o.
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Local Notices.
Sion a Momenti


Local Notices Is cents per line frst insertion,
ten cts. per hae each subseQWeaf Insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
ssFruIt Cake and Peaches.',

We have the Raisins. Currents, Citron, Cream
Tartar, RIaTering Extracts. and Peaches that
are pealed, at 50 cts per pound.
HOYT, STkArFON & HAPG00D.
Dec. 1S-lW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Masonic.

EDITOR CHRoNIoLE:-There was a very
pleasant time at the Hall of Rural Lodge
North Bloomfield, on Monday evening,
Dec. 9th, at which time the following
brethren were installed as officers for the
current year: A. H. Tidball, w. NJ
Leverette Grover, S. W. Ambros Fen
ton, j. W. F. P. Green, Treas. d. B.
Hammond, Sec'y. S. Stoton, S, D. E.
c. French. j. D. VIM. Welcbman, Ty-
Ter. 7. J. Seeley and Caleb French were
appointed Stewards, and Rev. VIM. Hayes,
Chaplain.
Dec. u, 1867. H. U. ].
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Holm Nj. StuII

Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hspgosd 4 Browns Store. River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
Nav l, lS61-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

James Mcconnell. on Main Street, keeps the
very best Oyster in this market. by the case or
can. at prices as low as any body else. He is
prepared to supply oroers to any amount Tor
the Holidays, and gets them up by the plate,
steved, fried or raw. in tip-top style. Mcconnell
makes Oysters a specially daring the season,
Ind intends that his place shall stand A. No. l
among the lovers Of bIvalves. ldec. 1871.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

R@- Several persons were frozen to
death in New York, during the storm.
last Friday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
ChrIstmas Head Quarters.

At Kings, on Main Street. be sure and go
there before laying in your supplies of gifts for
the family and friends. you will be well paid.
Dec Is. 1867
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
chicago Live stock Market.

From the Chicago Tribune Of Thursday, w
quote from its latest weekly review as follows
BEEF CATrLE-The market was quiet to-
day, but not quiet from any lack of interest OF
the part Of buyers. for we have not for mani
! days seen more interest manifested, nor q more
active inquiry for good grades Of stock. The
arrivals were liberal. bat the offerings, with
few exception. we're of . low order; deserip-
| tons for which there Is not. nor Is there Ink ely
70 be, tor sOms time to come. any considerable
demand and consequently the volume Of busi-
ness transacted was not large. Holders Of 800 .
irst and ~second-elass steers suitable for II {
Eastern markets. and good fat Cows. aud Heif-
ers. and light feshy Steers to meet the home de-
mand. experienced no difficulty in realizing, at
droves Of really choice Beeyes on sale, among
which may be mentioned % head sold By Croft
and Adams to William Moore. for the Eastern
market. The lot averaged - lbs. and their
n ers realized from them $50 1001bs. Some
80 head changed hands Al 4 range Of &.O0a4,75
for common 70 good butehers Cattle. aud com
mon to prime stock steers. S4.Na5U tor medl-
I'm to good packing stock. aud S5.S5a7-D for
common TO extra smooth fat Shipping BullOcks q.
The market closes strong ct the quotations give
en- below:
CLOSING PRICES.
Extra Beeyes-Fine, fat. well formed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaging
l.l00bs and upwards.-.----.-----..- 81 .C0g7,5O
Prime B-eeyes-GoOds well fatted. fine
IL formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to ]. 400 Ds. ,5G6.75
Fair Grades-rair steers, in fair fesh'
Averaging L0009L1W ns. at--.---S5.5o96.O0
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. TT for CRY slaughter and 9.
averaging 9o9l.OO hs. Al. S.5O94.75
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh, averaging SO9l.QO Ds
OOg42y
InferiOr-LiRht and thin cows 4 steers 2.OOG2,75
HQGS-The market opened fairly active. and
continued thus to the close. There was, how
ever. no urgency in the demand. and with q too
liberal supply on the market. and in view Of the
mildness OF the weather, the feeling developed
was hardly 50 firm. and prices-espeeially for
common descriptions-Shaded of = little in IA
vOr Of buyers. For good and choice heavy lots
70 which the inquiry Eas principally confined.
the decline was not sufficiently marked to war
rant . change in quotations. but on light une-
ven lots sales exhibit Q reduction Of 5al0c per
100 lbs. Shippers took hold with more free
dom than for some lime back. but the great
bulk of the sales we're reported in favor Of
packers. some 1900 head changed hands du-
ring the day at prices ranging AZ S5-25a5.75 for
common mixed and unsaYen lots S6.00a6.2 for
medium ; $6,50a6.T5 for good 10 prime. and 800
ais for choice 70 extra smooth lots Of heavy
The market closes easy. with from
5000 to 1000 head lett over unsold. We notice
the OlloWing transactions:
SHEEP-Ihe market vas devoid Of life, and
We can only give nominal quotations. Good to
choice Mutton grades NAY be quoted at S.5Oa
4.56 inferior to medium ut Sl5Oa&U.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
The Holidays are Coming.

Look out for the great rash ut A. E. Andrelcs
& Sons. They have just opened a large assort-
ment of Paislsy ShatoL. LADIES' FHrs, Beaver
Mufiers. Gloves. Ldess and Embroidered Hand
Eerchiefs. Cocks. and GOCkiVs. One hundred
hand knit Hoods. Also= general assortment of
fancy DTg Goods expressly Ter the Holidays
Go there and get your vale. mother or sweet
heart something both useful and durable.
Dec, lS-St
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The New Weed Sewing Ma
nhFnA

Magnolia WAter,-A delightful toilet ar
tiele-superior 10 Cologne and at halfthe price.
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Local Notices.
This is So!


Local Notices Is cent? per tns frsf insertion.
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Silver Coin silver.

OF those choice Michigan Apples. 800 bushels
Of PeachbloW Potatoes. enquire at
Dec. 1s-1t A. E. ANDREWS 3 SONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Flows, Flows, Flows.
The best steel PloEs in market at d. Il. BKE-
NErT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May 1, 1S67-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Will find it to their advantage to look at our
Cassimsres. before making their purchases:
August Is, 1861 REED ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Christmas Presents.
Should not be made until you visit
NETTERFIELD & PEW'S.
GGEaIhArD

G'Father!''
Make your child hsPgy 4Hd by i q TSy set
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Lost.

On the road from Warren % Vienna, probably
in Rowland Tp- a Gents Dark Gray Shawl
letter j. in white worked in one corner. The
finder will please leave it at the Chronicle
Office. feb. lS-tf
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To all who Contemplate
The Holidays are Coming.

And the question is already being asked
What present can lmake that will afford the
most lasting satisfaction. and the answer Is 60
ing up from a thousand voices. that nothing car
so well fll the bill as a nice Photograph, Am.
brotype. or a beautiful Porcelain Miniature
such'as are made at Riee's, No. Is Market St.
Warren. o. Send in your order early that you
may not be Disappointed in getting your pres.
ents in season for the Holidays.
Don't forget the place-NeW England Gal
lery. RICE-Artist.
Dec. II. 1857
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

SILK & Cashmere Hats
For old Gentlemen. at
August 8. 1851 REED ADAMS.
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Solid silver

Tobacco Boxes, Card Gases, Child's Sets
Spoons, Forks, 6c., DC. &c. at
Dec. II VAUTR0T6 ACKLEY'S.
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try!
Those Beautiful

To make clothing for your Boys when you can
buy it cheaper all made up. At
August Is. 1867 REED
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

No Young Man
Should be without one Of those new and
knoby Hats sold by REED d ADAMS.
August Is
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At Vautrot i Ackley's and examine thai,
beautiful lot Of Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings, q
Knives. Creamers. Sugar Sifters, Nut Picks, &c
Dec. II, 1867
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Plated on white Metal.

Alarge assortment Of Silver Ware just reed
at Kings. on Main Street: warranted pure.
Dec. Is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

EAdtcu On HAtc hActaAs
A new supply of Silver Plated Ware, just
opened this week, at King's, expressly for the
Christmas trade. Call soon. dec. IS
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Ynnnr Man1s sfrIesI

At our Cloths and Cassimeres for suits, before
being induced to purchase elsewhere.
August IS, 1861 REED q ADAMS.
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HOLIDAY Presenfs.

The Best Charts!
For Dress Cutting. at Mrs. E. S. ADAIR's
Dec. 4, 1867
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

~Gold closed in New York, Mon
day evening. at l34s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Competition Defed
In Black Suits, at REED & ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
The DIamOnd shirt!
DON'T fail TO Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made,
and best fitting shirt in use-sold only by
August q, 1861 REED ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Farmers and MechanIcs

Matched Suits are selling Low. at
August ., 1867 REED ADAMl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Of Silk and Cashmere Hats, at
Augusta q. 1851 REED &ADAAS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
The sooner the Better.

You want that nice gold ring. that gift watch
or that handsome silver ware, suitably inscrib-
done in time for Christmas, you should leave
your orders Immediately at Vautrot x Ackley's
Watch and Jewelry Store. on Market Street,
Mr.. Ackley can execute engraving in the best
style of the art.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Ladies' Gold watches!
enuemen

Asplendid lot-nice for a present to your
De-. H. vAUTRoT & AcKLEY's.
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is Caret!
Solid Gold Rings, engraved inside. at
VAUIkOr ACkLkY'S-
Dec. IL. 1867
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Great Inducements,

Sons are retailing heavy Farmers and Mechan-
les Cassimereat so cents. these goods cost Sl,OC
to manufacture.
Heavy Checked Shifting Flannsls At 40 cts,
worth IS cts. dec. Aft
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
Mary had a it'll lamb.
Its fleece was white as snow.
And every time that Mary wen
900 BbIs. More

LUG AdnD WAS SURF boBO
Right after her into Hoyt. StattOn & Hapgood's
to see if they were still selling Halls Hair Re-
newer at So cts. per bottle, ckieh - aJdet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18
I'm Sets.
is Caret

Something new fo- the Ladies. at
Dec. IL VAUTROT d ACKLEY'S.
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Leather Market.
cORREcEED WEEKLY Bx
NG'GAIN &C WARD.
Ala. M'ConnsIls old Stand. Main 81. Warrsn n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

DIVISION.
WEST.
Trains leave Warren as hnoEE:
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The plate glass for the Treasury ex-
tension was imported from France. at
a total cost when delivered at New
York of $3.50. The lowest bids the
supervising architect could get in this
country to furnish this glass were
1912 $3.50.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
The Operation of tho Bankrupt Law,

Various Stt'emcats have gained currcmcy
aS TO the effect Of tho bankrupt aet on the
rNis'ing stay laws and exemption laws of
The several States. We are advised by h;y h
legal authority, lha, The bankrupt .Ict docs
h"l "pcraia as i4Nr"i or supcrcGduro OF
'hn state laws. eaNSn in case .,pr actual
co'lSom, !fn nlyfanr; whether sxn,iHancous
~ on OF tomp"la'on goes into Bankruptcy
nhuei the act, The stays Nai exemptions OF
lheStntc laws are forfeited. l;rt if no
appeal is made 10 the Brnkcmpt net in his
part'cular case, lie rnioyS the benefit Of The
states laws, ihc reason OF this is TIM,
Congress having suprcme power over tic
S"hinc' itslrsi>!ntiun rules Nhcvcvor, il
applies; but IN cases Of .strh il docs not
take actual hold, the Stale legislation is
valid.
Recourse TO the Bankrupt law, il vol,
nn'nry Win 'hc debtor, except in case OF
MS removal OK rcencca,moRt, or the conceal.
meh' or fraudulent Conveyance Of his pro
rrrty. Under tho latter circumstances
editors may force him into bankruptcy.
Tho exemptions of property allowed to
The dch'or under the bankrupt Act, are
somewhat liberal. Household aud Kitchen
in'nii"rc and ncrv, SaricS are exempted TO
an amount not exceeding. FIVE huNi.vd dol!
lars also all he wearing apparel cr The
rrnnrr,v 49, !. ,' ",, ,a"',N "'" s"ch Other
Sot"s ,s,y w. 40 - W. J., "inS ,S o' eSompI w 'n'tci
i'll force IN lSGd.
h,rony nr",,,nn, ] "". .,,' Sn'ui' % "r"ra'o as =
"s n,,nns ,"'s"nen' WI" ""th creditors and
DEBTORS Tor Just and generous con. promise
"' "n's'ehu'ngob'iSat 10 throw nro
perry INTO bankiuptcourt, is to CONSUME il
III COSTS and charges and fees, and iray,
f,, N'"'' ,'e"'"r "f debior. is
cn,,',na,;. ;.i' mare suitable
''"'''' "''o"' S''n '"terv'ntion.- %.
Kin Jrrr, - -,
n,ramlln mi rn.,I ~, ~, 's''-7'hs io'"wmg
,hn iyn;,,6 S,,,H' .",'', S ""I ,h'Foaoeru IN
Senotn,. WIZ, NGi,''N ,,Hm'N, W '''fS Hs' y
nrint,I. N''']' "'>' of'erc' !" DC
ut,I,,. ,,o,.,on n,.
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As Che circulation Of our Papers is


I; LITERARY aul Family ErwSpapcr-
'n!aTGr" a"I im! royrl to-, / ,G7-
N"w iy!c AMI new attractions &C., Four Ori-
SI,''' %i"ricN ant ihrcr r,'n,i,, prrmium,
me I"Q"'@Er a.praica on Thu.*,, y III.
H Gay "i January 'SG,, iucrrn >cd in si2r.
lNi"tvd on olinrir "@w material. with the
'h't>' improvements in TIE art presenting !,
noIeniuaGUv, appearance. ana containing
nl 'cn~t five additional columns Of rca,lin~
hm n- iNc largest newspaper in the State,
"H' .i.c oi Charleston.
IA, t,.itn!ial nvpnrl.ucnt will lie con-
tncicd 'y Mr.. JAMS t. WUSo%, AS ia,cA by
Maj. LAS. 7 liARr.
Mr.. .EAN#S Woop DAyinsoy viii continue
bis versatile "ConnihUiions' ison Colum-
Four Original Nsuvc,ctcs. written OK.
PrcS4'y FOR lhc ESortnrE, will be published
during the year. Tie following are lhc t-
ties
"rhc Spectre Of the rircsi.lc" by j.
Withcr ,on Erwin.
"'rho shadow on the wal."-by John
ESton Cook, Esq
"Thc Wealth Of I!omc"--hy Mrs. NJ 4.
Ewat. -.
"Iliuor Wratvclt the Tory's Niece by
Inc f. Preston.
TG"NS In ADVANCE One corv, ono
' 90 PNH'', - ~, III currency, N1.0O;
l", .,.cs, one year, do, SiaO DO 'li: i've
copies, on" year. ,lr, S'8,T& do. ST ,rS; ten
copies, one year, ~ = -; do, SIS: ono
copy, si& months, d.. 81 % do, ~.
10 the person aen,inE us The li.gcst Club
o! yearly St,IS"fiGcrs, ct $l75 each, i'll
specie, or s.! 90 in currency, we willnwird
~ Patent Cotton Planter, which will cost in
Charleston, fifty dollars.
IoAthc person sending us lh o next larscs,
Gun, on the same terms. We will award a
tn'c"' Norn Planter. which will cost .iu
Ch&r'">'on, l.Sriy dollars A
- "e person scnaiog ns tlIc third LARGEST
ilNt, on the same lcru.}, we will award ono
Vt Amos' Double Germ Shclcrs, cost in
Charleston. thirty dollars,
Tic Premiums will he awarded 10 The sue.
e"sa!ul cnmpGtito"S, on lhc first Monday in
Mnrch ncM, at 3oclock p. NJ The names
should he sent in, hoWcvrr 3 i!,cv arc ,I,.
la!ned; additions being made TO tho list un
I" The dNy Of awnl1 No ,amcs Mil In
counted unless pad for
10 ptrsoNs who mako up Clubs .n1 TON n,
more names, bnl VINO my fnil to oi,aip -
rri@c welwill send t!. ENQulugG on. ynor
irer OF charge; md to those who scud -
'iuh "l twenty CT more names, bu. VIII, f;I
10 "hHln prize. we will forward tire Ey
eur" u" year. free Of charge and n cow
q. la land WcJ.uyc." "Sco,i;.
Mo- Y, ''ga -ng,' or "Golqy's Lady
Boo, - GI?isr '1
I'' hvi!lc s. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
Selected, Poetry
DBLUSION.

DBbUO OlUNi
Fair youth, 0 whittier fleeing
The winding shores along
Why follow ST thou the bruoklrt? y
What hearcs; ihou It's songl
az seek wonArous maiden,
Hal human. halfdiyinc
stny hot Till react, her,
And clasp her hand in mine.
"Thcrc, where The foam is troubling,
Fiullcr her garments white:
There, where the s,mbeams sparkle.
Flashes her smile OF light.
"thcrc were the willows gIistcn,
Hex shining trcSsrS glcaln;
Whore peeps the sky's pure azure,
licr blue cycs gently beam.
"Shc cycr fees before mo.
And, singing, lUrcs mc on,
Andi in 'hc laughing water
hcar her laughing song.
"Nt times she whispers sotlly--
\ whisper strange and sweet,
Again, though 'rrr'hed her m,umur,
hear her tripping feet.
"Now into laughter breaking,
Her voice IL music SLIPS,
Win merry, silvcry purs,o
bciwccn her parted lips.
".Nnl how she sings 50 sally,
| weep In sorrow swec;
Now, At her strains bcwiichins
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things Wise and Otherwise.

- % NioO Gnu UliiCiW|SG,
Hoops surround what ruin men
wine and women.
Lowell H. Eosseau has been nominn.
,eu m a snccc&$qy to Bigqdicr- General
koscncranz.
The young ladies of the present
age arc not particularly straight-laccd
III their ideas of proprioty, but most of
.nem are very Hyit-lacel iu thoir
Ideas OF symmetry.
Ia trlc@rarhy, it appears that the
new world leads the old America has
10000 miles o! telegraph wires; Europe
GO,0O0, and India 1900.
There IS 4 man out West whose
memory is 50 short that it only reach
rs I" h's knees consequently, he ncv.
or pays for his boots.
\ ncar-s'ghtod gentleman paid a
Ni"c!mali Ahop-Aeepcr $50 for hat.
ne mlatoo'i it for five AMI so did the
i'ottor, for he said nothing about it.
What's tho difference between q
pound ofmca and a dmmmcr-bov Z!
Answer. One weighs pound and
tn" otter pounds away 1raccy.
\ fool, hoving put on pair Of
"rcon spcctaclcS, exclaimed: "llow
do these become me Don't vo,,
thi"k thcy improve my looks - 81
,hi"k they do,' WAS thc reply ''thcy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

porELhrIDS OF THE SOuru,-'rhc follow
ing table shows the white aud colored popu.
tauon OF the excluded Southern States
MCGOrNlMp 10 hp cnnSuS nf lSGn.
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'fft NiTNESS.
Conwayboyo', s. G., March 10TH, 1867.

PROFESSOR DcEow. AS there has been
sonc doubt III certain quarters ia regard to
thc truth cIthc statement abou, Mr. De-
Bows death, first put forth about three
weeks ago, we publish tho following note
from the associate editor Of the RerG'm. Mr..
hNrmwcll, 20 Now York editor, which is,
Of course, conclusive:
"Nrw N"nH, March 20.--Sm = In your
ISSUE o! 'hiS morning, | sec ii asked, ur
FrolrsSor nrl'ow is dead! answer that
rdird at Elizabeth. New Jersey, just three
weeks n:n Ills Review will hereafter bc
published under The cd!tcrShir CT mys4l"
and o'hrrs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

II is not ia mere newspaper s,o, ~
that thc Query ahont crawling chigops
Is spo'llne that particular branch Of BIZ.
sncss in New York. The Broadway
Stops that deal III them lave not Ind !
Customer for DAYS, and in more linn
one case orders have b2cn issacd to s,on
themanntacturo of h N Tacimporla,i, y
oi the raw mate rial, also, will probably
.exhbit>a sudden falling or ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

a MILITARY MASsAcnm IN MExrco.
One OF tho most terrible tragedies
connected with the wars % modern
tunes has JUS, tranSnrcl ~ MrNico.-
Ejv order Of EScojcoi,, who Signs hin
sell general in-cl.irl Of lie army Of the
Republic Of Mexico, l23 prisoners we're
hrntnl'v murdered in coli blood Tho
R'"HLc!" Il Mexican iou nal. SAYS ::
THcordnr was executed on the 81
ms, at Z o'clock in the evening; Or
rather IT." execution Of 1913 prisoners
WAS flushed at that hour. One bv one
tho prisoners were shot. and each bl,olv
body WAS lrlt,a it lel! for the next vic.
,'m IN order TO look upon. We are in
formed that but few nl The doomed
victims ial'ercd; anl when marched
ont for cX"cu'ionmosl o!lIIrm sang tho
Mar>ci)aiSc hymn.
A'lrr the execution AZ Snn Jacin'o,
Gen. Esc1b"Ir or ,rrl ball at San
Luis Rutos, in hoN,ror tho victory
achieved over MiItmnn. IL was t,
have be" tie gyanlrN att ir ever O., up
IN tai ciiy. 80 Indies we're Invited
who were OF cou"SN the 'lon OF the town
" hen The hour cane 10 comncncc i,,
dance, the heroes OF lie San Jacin,o
maSSarr found hat hut fifteen ladies
ia" respond Il 10 t g inv tn on. An no,
more than Ii'trcn Of those invited did
attend that night From this it may be
determined what the women IT Mexico
4 Ii, r Il. -