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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, your switches
your wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luXuriant hair.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
Miscellaneous.
LoVelace & Wheeler.
SEBDi SEED !! SEED :

A great variety of Fresh
Garden Seeds, just received direct from
David Landreth & Son, Philadelphia. War
ranted Fresh. For sale by
Feb 13 TT LOVELACE & WHEELER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Turnpikes Their Cost.

II Is homely but of quoted
phrase, that "any,hing worth having.
is worth talking about" aud in view
Of the desirablcness of turnpikes
throughout our county, we feel II a
duty to keep the subject before the
public both for the interest Of the
county and the welfare Of the people.
We are satisfied that no county in
the State Of Ohio, stands more 10 need
Of them than does this, aud but few
are more ablo to construct them
Streams traverse the county. in al
most every direction from whence
stone aud gravel may be had, aud
when these are inaccessible, thor.
oughly constructed mud pixies are
far superior to our common roads.
A law passed by the Legislature last
winter, provides that the County
Commissioners are authorized upor
the reception Of a petition of ma.
jorisy Of tho landowners on any road
to cause to be constructed free turn,
pike; which law We shall publish fol
iho beDsht Of thoss interested, as soor
~ il ia received, which viii probabl,
be in week or two.
The cost Of turnpikes will var,
from $1,000 to $1,000 per mile. il
Champaign county, contracts hav,
bean let under the new law at 81 II.
per mile on tho road leading iron
Urhana to West Liberty; the grade Il
he 20 foot wide--stone l8 feet wide
; inches depth IN centre and 0 inch
es at the sides There j. bot a farm
10 Seneca county. but would be en-
hAneed IN value, double its proper
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
An Ordinance,

fI1o prevent Sheep and Lambs from running NJ
L large in tho Incorporated village Of Rcpub-
lic, S'nceH County, Ohio.
BE It ordained BY the council OF the incorporated
village OF Republic, Seneca county, Ohio, that Il
slnll be unlawful for any person or persons being
the owner or owners or having tho chhrge OF any
Sheep or limbs to suiter the Same TO run AZ large
within said Incorporate village Of Republic, Sono-
en- county, Ohio, on and aftcr the 18th day Of May,
A. u. 1867.
And any person or persons violating the provs-
ions OF this ordinance shall upon conviction there
Of bolore the Mayor Of the village aforesaid, for
felt and pay ~ penalty therefor not less thm
tIreo nor moro than five dollars for zach offcncc
That the Marshal OF said village Is horoby nn-
thorscd, AMI IL is hereby made his duty to take
mp any shecp or lambs found running nt large
within said village, and to give notice immodi.
ately thereafter 10 tliu owner owners II known,
and 4 not known 70 put npnotices in three pub
lic places within said Incorporated village, de-
scrihng snch sheep and lambs, and if the owner
or owners does not appear aud claim his or
their properly, and pay all Expenses within ton
days from TIM date Of said notices, said sheep
nnd lambs shall be proceeded with under the LAW
regulating Estrays, That the Marshal shall be Gu
ttled 10 twenty-five cents for every sheep and
lamb taltcn mp In pursuance this ordinance, and
reasonable pay for feeding said sheep and lambs.
A.tcst ~ r. COLWELL, Mayor.
JOSIAH Conurrr, Recorder fa
Republic, o., May oh, '6T.--3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Proves too Much.

The Logan Gaseite quotea Agassix,
to prove that the negro is not a hu.
man being aud therefore no should
not have the right Of suffrage, This
Is settler" but it proves too much,
IL his argument is correct, will il not
prove slavery right2 Would It not
make tho murder of the negro no
crime2 And would a negro be enti-
tied to any of the rights Of a human
belng2
But &c Agassis aud classca Of as
ses who nigh; copy him, should pro-
claim this doctrine, whore Is the man
of sense to believe the silly theory ?
IL Agassix writes as the GaseN,
quotes him, no simply illustrates the
truth that the greatest minds have
their weaknesses,
To prevent negro suffrage, the edi.
tor Of the Gaseus would reject the
bible, common sense aud history,
overthrow Christianity, and ackuowl-
edge imself merely specimen OF
a superior order Of tho brute creation,
but two removes above the ou-rang
ou-tang. As tho negro is To the
chimpanzeo, so is the editor OF the
Gd-ette to the negro. So says Aeas-
si1. SO says the Gaseiic. May his
theory comfort him muchly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

OotNG 0N.--Tbe excavation for
ibe Foundation OF the new schaol
building goes on, and the stone is be-
ing brought to The ground.
BREvET's -lGen. Buckland secur-
ed tho following Brevet appointments
for officers Of this district, who par
tieularly distinguished themselves in
the service. o
Col Lewis zahm, Sd Ohio Caval-
cry, Breyet Brigadicr Gen U. s, v,
Mai s. A. j. Snyder. 72nd Ohio
Vol. Inft. Brevct L. Col. U. s. V.
Tt. D. NJ. Hsrknoss, 72od Ohio
Vol Breyet captaib, U. s. ".
From Che clyde Tines
Az the school moetinz ON the 2Olh
ult., to consider the question of ap.
propriatine $4,000 for the purpose oI
building o new school house, or schoo'
houses, Il was decided 10 make the
appropriation, and the Board of Edu.
cation will at once proceed to erect
the necessary buildings. We rejoic,
that the measure has succeeded. and
we venture to say that every. citizen
interested 10 the progress Of oduca
tional matters in the village is well
satisfied with the result Of the decis
ion Of the Goth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

George Goets, aged 2s, Alex. OIL
gus, aged about %, and Samuel Case,
less than 10 years Of age, the three
murderors Of James Hughes, were
hung in the Jail yard in Cincinnati,
on Tuesday, April 30, at is minutes
past p, NJ, in the presence ofabout
100 spectators, including ropresenta-
tives Of the press. Goeiz aud Olgus
behaved with proprioty, tho former
delivering q brief farewell address.
Case conducted himself with revolt.
ing levity, dancing, laughing, aud
saying to the Sheriff, just before the
rope was adjusted; "Hurry up;
want to make the 2 o'clock train l'
The bolls OF the city, and the Gre de.
partment were tolled during the exc
cution.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
The State Convention.


Tho Union State Convention foI
the nomination Of State officers, will
be held at Columbus, on tho 18th Of
June next. A long list Of porsons
have been named for the position Of
Governor, most prominent among
whom are Gen'ls GARFIELD, J. WAR
Ann KRIFFRR, Hon. CoLuaBvs DEL.
ANo and SAM'L GALLOWAY. The
present Auditor-JAs. II. GOODMAN,
will DO re,nomiuated. Mr.. wIoKuAM,
Of the NorValk Reflector has been
proposed for Comptroller
A large portion Of the Ohio Press
have named their preference for Mr..
GAaFlRLp, for Governor He is a
live msn Of tho highest ability--a
hero of he late rebellion, land in ev-
cry wsy worthy Of the honor and po-
slion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
NEIOHBoRHoOD NEWS.

From tho Uppcr Sandusky Pioneer
GEN WILSON has just received his
Commission as Assistant Assessor gor
this District. He is under no obi.
cation to Andy johnson for the Of
Gee which he holds.
From the Fremont JowmdL
Loan on LUMBER. The Schooner
"Root" loaded with lumber belong.
ing to Bomen Of Fostoria went down
the river yesterday.
Down TnE RIVER. -Schoonar at
Il. Rice, WAS taken down the river
by the tug on "Wednesday, loaded
with 1880 bushels Of oats.
TUE CIrr OF FREMoNr.-- The cit,
IF Fremoat was tho hrst propeller "a
arrive at Chicago from lake Eric,
reaching there on the 2sth inst,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

The War Department, in accord
.ancc with thc advice Of tho Attorney
General, has ordered the Conmauder
Of Fortress Monroe to obey the writ
Of habeas corpus for the production
of the body Of Jeifesson Davis in the
U. s. Circuit Court at Ridhmond, on
Monday next.
Admiral Palmer has Transferred
his Gag from the Susquohaona to the
De Soto. aud will soon sail for the
West Indies.
The corrospondeBce between Sec
rotary Of State, w. II. Smith aud the
Union country press, reveals fhe fact
that The Constitutional Amendment
has been indorscd with remarkable
unamity, aud that II Is receiving the
enthusiastic support of tho people.
This is.particularly tho case on the
Reserve. ni
The Indian delegations in Wash
ingtou we're to have had avn dance
for their own amusement on Wedncs
day, but Socratary Browning inter-
fered aud prevented it, on the ground
that the red men would probably con.
sumo too much "firc waiofv and en-
gage in q free fight. oei
ABROAD
Italy and Belgium are to be repre-
senicd in the Peace Conference.
Ex Governor Wright. OF. Indiana,
now Minister to Prussia, Is said to be
at the point Of death.
The papers e Prussia arc com
planning that France has not ceased
military preparations.
II is reported that courier from
Maxa-nilian TO Marquose had been
captured aud executed by the Libor.
ais.
chcvalicr Bormalic once Italion
Minister to this country, has been
appointed Ambassador to the Sub.
lime Porte.
Juarez has issued deoreo with
drawing all privileges from citizens of
European Powers which recognized
the Empire.
A dispatch has been received by
cable in New York, which states that
the Emperor of Brazil has abolished
slavery 10 his dominions. Children
to be free at the age of 21
The Mexican Minister at Washing.
ton has received Guordarrema's oflic-
ial report Of the fight of Msrqueso,
who is said to have fed from the City
Of Mexico. after his defeat, with but
few followers. u
The Chinese rebellion is reported
spreading. The rebels are threaten
ing Nankin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Secretary OF State,


A RESOLUTION
Relative 20 an amendment Of the Constitution,
chisht
Resolved BY the General Assembly &c the
State of Ohio, thlcc htths Of the mcmb5rs elected
70 each House agreeing shorcto, that n D. aud is
hereby pronoscd 20 tho electors OF this State, 10
vote al the next annual october election upon the
approval orrcioction Of the following olnondment
as substitute Tor The drst section of the ftth
llcle IL the Consultation of this state, to-wit;
"Evfry male citizen of the lnitcd States OF the
age Of taenty-one years. Who shan have been a
resident OF the Statn ono year next preceding the
glociioil and of the county, or township orwarl
n whieh he resides such ilmcs ~ may Re provi-
dnd by law, cxcopt snch peraoas as have horne
arms IN support ofauy msurreeilon o rceellion
asainst the Government OF the United Siatos OF
have Hcd from their places OF residence 10 avoid
hoing drafted into TN military scfyicc thercof oi
have leseriei the milit'ry az naval service ofsaid
6aVornmcnt in tnnc of war, and hal not suhSe
gucntly been hcnoratly discharged nom The
sane, shall hayn the qil0lillrsuon oi an eloctor
anl bc entitled TO vote "a tlcctiohsi.fo
Speaker of ne Hcus6 81 Representation.
n ANpREW. g. MCKINNEY
President of tho senate
Passed Ape.l q, 1897. lspltlp2ane.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
The United States District Court
in Riohmond--Joff. Davis to be
Tried.
RlcnMoNb, Nav 3

RlcHMoND, May 0.
The United States Court, Judge
Underwood presiding, commenced its
session to day.
Among the Members Of tho Grand
Jury are John NJ. Bolts, -'Joseph So
CUR, Lewis Mckenzie and 6ye color
cd mon,
Tho Judge in his charge congratu.
lated tho jury that, though II has
been threatened with destruction by
assassination, yot thanks to Congress,
il met now ia security. A city where
the press had reached tho lowest
depths Of proiligacy, tho pulpit had
been prostituted by ministering gay
lothorios, and licontiousness had rul-
ed until half the children wero ille-
gitimate
The jury would have good deal
Of work, much Of II created by tho
Generalization Of the people by dis
loyal press, which had encouraged
perjury and countericitiug TO cheat
tho Government.
IIe called attention to tho fact that
negroes were not allowed the freedom
OF the street cars.
The Examiner has information
that tho session of the Court will be
prolonged until the adjournment of
Supreme Court, whom Chief Justice
Chase win come here and preside at
the trial OF Davis.
s, II, Chandler, the Prosecuting
Attorney, is now in New York, con
sulting With Mr., Evarts aud Davis
counsel about the trial,
Mr.. Davis Will probably be brought
here Saturday, and then held by the
civil authorities till tho trial,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
JEFF DAVIS,

Il iswocderful indeed what moli.
flying effect time has upon the minds
Of men. There was a time when jon
Davis would have been hung by mob
siolenos. could his person have been
obtained now tits difhoult to Gel
eithsr mob or the laws agents to hans
him.
JEFF Davis ls either guilty or no
guilty, aud il needs but a few mor'
months Of comfortable Incarceration
to undoubtedly provo this death dc.
serving traitor, tho most innocent
man under Gods canopy. Three men
vers hung in Cincinnati tho other
day, after short hurried trial, for the
murder Of one man, but JEFF Davis,
the murderer Of thousands, must bc
daintily kept in prison on dainty
food, while his" faithful wifo "and his
indefstigablc lawyers, paid with gold
from the pockets Of rebels, ounningly
prepare tho public mind for the re-
lease Of Davis on writ Of Haboas
Corpus, which is doubtless equivalent
to no trial at all. Tho release Of
Dayis, will be a clear acknowledge
ment Of the justness Of the rebellion,
aud allows the war to havO beOn but
q simple prize fight for the champion
ship North aud South. 1t is au iuvi.
tatiOu to coming traitors to be large,
gorgeous, Wholesale traitors, If they
would escape punishment, and be the
pstted CUES, Of nation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Consistency.

A bill to allow all soldiers who arc
disabled or crippled and who are iu.
mates Of the Soldiers Home" tc
vote, ut times Of election, at tho pol
or election precinct in which sucll
Home is located, recently passed the
Ohio House OF Representatives. The
vote was o. Tor aud 12 against the
measure. Is IL necessary TO state
that the IL were democratsp Ye,
these are the men who are 80 much
afraid tha. brave soldiers will be
wroucod BY the disfrauchising clause
in the proposed amendment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

tion Of tho cost BY tho building Of "a
good turnpike, 70 say nothing Of the
comfort and convenience Of these iu-
siilutions in Che muddy season, which
usually embraces two thirds Of the
year IN this country.
We hope the farmers win see their
interests in this and make an carly
move in the mntter. "Procrastina-
ton is the thief Of time" and now
that the legislature have established
law for your benefit, strike whilc
the iron is hot, and receive iis bene-
fite.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Tho Kentucky Election,

The election on Saturday last, fof
conrressmsa TesuIisd 10 fES dsfeai
Of The Union ticket, a. usual. But
litile inioroat vas rnanifcsted in The
result, and bat light vote was poll.
ed By tho Radicals, II being forgonc
sonolu.ion iha, the copperhoads would
have Il al their own way
Nothing definite has been heard
from the 9Th and 0th-Iladicsl districts,
but fesrs are entertained that The
heroic Mckee, has bacn defeated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Ohio State Military Agency,

wAsHrNorov, D. O., Aptil22, 1867,
To rur Pass AND PEorLEor ONO:
As there appears to be much misap.
prchension amongst citizens Of Ohio
who have claims now pending against
the Goncral Government, that the
above Agency has boon abolished
the undersigned would respectfully
state that tho law recently passed BY
the Legislature, abolishing tho state
Agencies, permits claims TO be 70.
coivod up to June lat, and that tho
said Agency to continue ill tho first
Of October next. In the meantime
every effort will be made 20 prose
cute to successful termination all
claims that have been, or may hero.
after be entrusted to
JAMES q. WBrNoRE.
Ohio State Military Agent
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

The New Orleans Times says,
proudly, but mournfully, that tho
South "may congratulate herself at
present only on one pOssession-her
honor" To which tho Xeuia Torch
light pithily remarks; AYES, the
talnt of treason on herr tho smell OF
murder on herr prOverty on herr starv-
ation on her. LA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

The New York Anniversaries be
gan Sunday. The American Mission.
ary Association says there are one
million treedmons children ia the
South, who need 10000 teachers,
though but 1000 are in the fold.
A Washington special says tho
presence Of the Japanese Commission,
ers in this country is reported to bo
for the purpose of obtaining advice
as 20 the best means Of dofensr
against ironelads. II is reported al,
80 that they wish 20 settle With con.
tractors for soyersl ships lhey failed
to receive, only ose beiug cent, apt
she not coming up to expectations.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Notice.

Cimon Jones' anon-resiiant nf the state Of Ohio Il
- notified that Osec Jones dd, on tho 2iih day o.
April A, D., 1867, file her petition In the ot1se o
the Clerk of the Court OF Comman Pleas, Within
aud for the county Of SeuecN, and State Of Ohio
charging therein, the said Simon Jones' with grass
ueglcetof duty, and asking that she may. BE- a.
VOreed from the said simon Jones. which petition
VIII stand or hcaring, At the next term of said
court.
Dated ,h, 9Th day OF April, A. n, 1867,
apTllg5-ew. OsEEJONEs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
New YoRK, April 16,

"EDIToR DAILY WHIG-.Yourstate-
mont In the Wing, of the 9th inst,
that | am about to build at the cor.
nor of William and Spruce streets is
correct, but your further statement
that "ton years agss Robert Bonner
had to borrow money to pay his ad-
vertising bills, is entirely errcneo
| have made every dollar of my own
money, but never since was born
have | had occasion to borrow one
cent Edo not meau this as any re-
Election on tho credit system -only
that system was never in my lino.
''I agree heartily with you as TO
the advantages OF advertising it is
impossible to over.estimate thom; but
the first essential IN advertising--tho
foundation without which there can
be no superstructng---is 60 haze
something the public wants some.
thing worth buying--something SUI
porior Of It's kind TO advertise such
an article-aud you cannot do Il too
extonsiys,.v-:e to insure permanent
prosperity, but 10 advertise an infer
ior article gives one a mare cphemer-
al success. All the capital ha ,
when began to advertise / earned
os a jourpeyman printer, but was
careful to nake n paper which, when
advertised and introduced, knew tho
people would like and continue to
buy | put my money into advortis-
ing. | paid cash as | went, and the
building to which you refer is one of
the results.
ROBERT BONNER"
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JAMES Z. WBrNoRE.
Ohio State Military Agent
WAsnlxnror. Anril %. 1sG7.

wAsHiSaroS, April 20, 1867.
To HEIRs or DECEASED soLDfERs
The undersigned would respectfully
state that a joint resolution Of Con-
gr'ss in regard 10 ratious Of Union
soldiers held as prisoners Of war, al
lows eommuiation OF railona AZ cost
prices In the settlement Of the nc.
counts Of all enlisted men Of the
army, nnvy and marine corps who
died while he d as prisoners Of war
in the rebel States, or, who, having
been 70 held as prisoners Of war
have died or may die subsequent to
release; to bo paid, however, only to
the widow Of such deceased person,
If such widow remain unmarried;
or, in case there DO no such widow,
then to tho surviving children of the
dcceased or, if thero be no such
widow or children, then to the parent
or parents Of the deceased or, if
there be no such widow, children,
parent, or parents, then to the broth
ers aud sisters Of the deceased
Required forms, with instructions,
will be furnished, aud such claims
collected by applying TO
JAMES G. WETMonE,
Ohio State Military Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
CONSTITUTION OF ONO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution,
STATE on oHo.

NAAlH w Oittls u.
OFFiCF OF rnH SEcRrrARY or S1ArE.
|, WiLLIAN HeNRr SNIru Secrctary OF state o.
the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify that the fol
lowing is o true copy Of joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly ot CIV State Of oho, on
The eth day OF April, A. nu is5l, taken ffom tho
original rolls on file In this Office.
mtcstimony whereof, have hcreuntO
Snhscrihei my nAme and ixct the
Great seal OF the State Of Ohio, AZ
tsEALl Columbus, the 9th day Of April A. o.
. lsdl.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
Daniel Remnants Estate.

NOTICE Is HERE GIVEN THAT THE UN-
~ dorsigped have becn appointed and quplificd
as Executors Of the Will AMI Estate OF Daniel
henham, late " sencca ronnsy, Ohio. ,leceased.
JAMES H. fENnAM,
NORMAN nENiiAd.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

should that day ho rainy and unfit, then the
az following Competition opcn to AL, Tx
hibitors Will furnish their own shears, and shear
ors Those interested IRE reqnes ed to be present
Wool Growers, u Ihe day be pleasant bring your
ladies' aud baskets and let Us have good social
gathering, ny order Of
aprIl25.2t EXECuTIvE COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
81 Stntemcnt Of The Condition
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

A. D. is7 auditor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09

Sheep SheaTing.
wednesday,, May rs. ,O1.

II he Second Animal sheep Shea ring of the Seneca
County Wool Growers' Association will be
held nt the residence Of snlcl brown, Esq, one
mile SOuth-west Of Republic on
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
A Card from robert Bonnor.

Tho Troy Wing having stated that
Robert Bonnor had to borrow money
ten years ago to advertise his Ledger,
MIR. Bonner telegraphcd TO the Wing
the following card:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
May bal lsG7.-lwl

kETE ASK THE PUBLIC 70 GIVE us A
w call, and examine our stock before purohas-
ing,ss we believe ourselves able 10 eelf as lna
establish oient In the City Call and soc, oppo-
site SAiiell baidwiuss, on Main street, Ti1h, o.
May sth, I5dI.-ly.