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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

A Washington correspondent says
The reports that Secretary Stanton is
about to resign are false. He will not
leave the Cabinet unless he is nomi-
mated for President or Vice-President.
Great efforts are being made to diseov.
er the exact politics of General Grant.
If Radical. he will be nominated by
the Republicans for the President. II
not, it is probable he willbe nominated
by the Conservative Union party. The
Republicans seem to favor General G.
II. Thomas, of Virginia. now in Ten.
nessee, next to General Grant.
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DEATHS

~. n.r.rAs. INf Nf'sNfs'SS
In BroOkfeld, on the second day Of April. 1867
Mrs. ELIZABETH NJ. CHRISTY. in the 10Th
year of her sge.
She emigrated to Ohio in 1917. and settled in
Trumbull County, where she remained unit!
priyations incident 10 an early settlement in q
forest home. She was an exemplary member
OF the Presbyterian church. and died only as q
christian dies, assuring her friends that all wal
well. Thus a kind mother has passed away
leaving her devoted life and encouraging eoun-
sci to cheerand admonish her children as they
journey onward to their lasting homes.
Is mother dead2 Oh! can it be
That am thus forgot?
And nevermore am / 10 see
That smiling face again2
The voice am / no more to hear,
That taught me first 10 pray.
And conSoled me with so much care
And gladdened home each day.
Oh! what a cloud is resting Ger
Our once bright Preside,
As sounds uhheard heretofore.
AHteA me mother died.
Oh, that the birds that would silent be,
That nutter through the air,
For all combined. they seem TO say
Ny mother is not here.
Yes, though she Is dead. she lives again
Mhere she Is free from caro-.
No more to feel the sting of pain
Her sutferings. ended here.
Roll on ye wheels of time. roll on.
Ill all LIES storms sre driver.
Then let me go 70 join the song
That mother Sings in Heaven.
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IA On the first page we print the
speech of Hon. Fred. Hassaurek, de-
iEered at Columbus, on the 18th ult.
Il is a most thorough, overwhelming
and unansWerabls Indictment of the
Democratic party, exposing its treaeh-
cry, baseness, corruption and vicious
ness, and its total lack of every thing
excepting the most unadulterated
cussedness.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

standing. For the last seven years has
been nearly blind. Drs. F. c. Apple
gate and L. R Webster were appointed
e~ssayists for next meeting. Adjourned
to meet on the last Friday in July, at
l01 o'clock "A. M. -
DR.. H. BEECH, Pres.
DR.. N. S. CLARK, Sec'y. -
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i


jun 18th, at the residence of the brides father
by Rev. A. SWartz. Mr.. J.B. LUSE. of Miles
Woodward. Esq. Of Cleveland, Ohio. No
Cords,
June sd at the residence of the brides father
in Vienna. by Rev. A. Falkner, Mr.. SAMU-
AL W. SIGLER. and Miss ALICE DUNLAP.
In Warren. June 26th, by Rev. A. B. Green. Nj
TIA N. ALDRIDGE.
E. Church, by Rev. X. N. Warren Mr.. ia
COB MURPHY, and Miss MARY JANE
D0TY. both Of Champion.
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Maximiufan shot.

The Mexican Liberals having captur-
ed the self-constituted Emperor of their
country, condemned him to death,
which sentence was carried out by
shooting him on the 18th Of June.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

The correspondent of 1.-THE Chicago
Republican states that it has been deter
mined to locate the transfer grounds oil
the Union Pacific Railroad at Council
Bluffs, on the Iowa side of the Mis-
souri, river. This will be regarded as 8
severe blow by the 0mahans.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

Prof. Henry E. Peck, formerly
of Oberlin, and for a year or two q. s.
Minister at Hsyti, died at Port su
Prince. on Sunday. June9. His death
is much regretted.
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Union STATE TIcket.

Governer-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
1t Governor-SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
Supreme Judge-J0HN WEIGH.
Auditor of Ststs-JAMESH GOODMAN.
Treasures Of State-SDEBY S. WARNER.
ATTORNEY Gsneral-WnLIAM b. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRAILEY.
Beard Of Pablo works-PHTLIP HERRING.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO establish a Branch Se1cer on Liberty
Street, 6et5esn TIE man ss,ger and South
Street.
SIC. /. Be 1t ordained by the council of the
the members therein cOncurring, that . branch
sewer in Dist. No. /. be and the Is hereby
established. commencing at the main sewer
south of Market Street. and extending South on
said Liberty Street to South Street.
Passed in Council, July LIST, 1857.
Signed, 1. N.DAWS0N, Mayor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

fBrGoT. Cox has appointed Joseph
Perkins, Esq, of Cleveland. 8 member
of the Stats Board of Charities, in place
of Henry B. Perkins. who declines the
Amendment
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

A Ere in Woods6eld. Monroe
County, Ohio, on Friday, the l4th inst,
destroyed the Court House and public
buildings, including all the records OF
the county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

Tourists. No one should leave home this
season wit bout providing themselves with
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE to guard against
sudden attacks Cholera Morbus, 1t Immediate :
ly ~corrects the tomaehi in such cases. 1t Is .
specific in Summer complaints.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

ThOse terrible Headaches generated
by obstrueted secretions. and to which ladies
are especially subject. can always be relieved,
and their recurrence prevented. by the use Of
IARRANTs EFFERTESCENT SELTzER APKRIENr.
PRoCURABLE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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NOTICE.
In Notice is hereby given of the intention
OF the Town Council ofthe town Of Warren to
contract Sewers in Dist. No. l as follows
lst. A Branch Sewer on Market street, COM
mencinR at the Main Sewer at the junction Of
Market and Vine Streets. to extsnd on said
Market Street East to Elm Street.
I'd. A Branch Sewer on Liberty Street, COM
meneing at the Main Sewer South of Market
Street, and extending South on said Liberty
Street to South Street.
All persons having objections to or claiming
srs. are hereby required to file their claim with
CLERK oftoWn within six weeks from publication
OF. this notice, or be forever barrel from hhng
any claims or recovering any damages therefor.
By order Of the Council
July Ist. 67-4t IA. TOWNSEND Recorder.
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II. ARTICLES OTHERWISE UN-
CLASSED

CLASS II. ARTICLES OTHERWISE UN-
This class is intended for such work of art, in
dustry and skill, as are not otherwise provid for.
tioed, but coming under any general class, see
General Regulations" No, 5.
Awarding Couimiue@John L Weeks. Warren;
Mrs Harris Ewalt. Rowland; Miss Maria
Harmon, Warren Ia
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
l. The County Society will open its Premium
List to all persons without distinctioh-excep
on Field Crops. Flour andGrain, which shall be
confined to lhe county.
2. All stock and articles offered for premiums
must be owned by the person or persons offering
the same.or bysome member Of his or her fam
lily. -
g. The Fair shall be open to breeding stock
from any part Of the Union whether Horses.
Cattle. Mules. Sheep OF Swine.
4. All manufactured articles exceptAgrioalt-
tural Implements, must be owned andhave been
manufactured in the county.
5. No Awarding shall award any
discretionary premiums. Whenever articles OF
superior merit are exhibited for which no pre-
miums have been offered. the awarding Com
mittee may enter the same on their paper of
awards. so that the Secretary may report the
same 10 the board for further action.
6. When no competition occurs in any Class
or division, a premium shall not be awarded.
only when the intrinsic merit of the animal or
article warrants it.
7. All thorough bred animals must be exhib--
tied to the awarding Committee lcithino he ring
and must beso broke as to bemanageable there.
&. Admission at the gate shall be Is cents, for
visitors OF both sexes. Members shall have the
same privileges for themselves and families as
heretofore. 1l
9. Entries of Farm Crops must be made at
same time other articles are entered at the fair.
10: An animal entered for exhibition in one
class cannot compete for Q premium in any 9TH
er except as follows: A single animal may be
exhibited as one Of q pair, or IN the class Of
sweepstakes.
IL. All articles must remain in the Halls I'M
ills o'clock P. N. of the third day or forfeit the
premium,
u. For further regulations not included in
the above. the Society will adopt the rules laid
down by the State Board
First d~ay.-Tuesday. will be devoted to the
registering Of all stock and articles entered for
exhibition on the books of the Secretary. and
arranging thesamein their proper places on the
Fair Grounds, under the direction of the Super
intendents appointed for the purpose.
Second day.-W ednesday. will be devoted to
showing Of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Poukry. &c.
Third day.-Thursday, will be devoted to
showing of Horses exclusively. ell
The Judges for each day are requested to re-
port themselves at the ofice ofthe Secretary on
the grounds. alto o'clock A. NJ. SO that all va
cancies my be filled.
yorder of the Board.
II. F. AUSTIN, Sec,y.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 establish a branch Se1er IN District No.
l, on Market Street, bet0esn Vlas and
Elm Street.
SEc.L Be it ordained By the Council OF the
Incorporated village Of Warren, tEo-thirds Of
the members therein concurring. That q branch
Sewer be and the same Is hereby established.
~ MssFst and Vins strssts- and to Extend on
said Market St., eastto Elm Street.
Passed in Council, July LIST. 1851. .E7
Signed, IN. DAWSON. Mayor.
H. II. TovXsEND. Recorder.
July s, 1867. A 70 vi
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

DIR. Jonathan E. Fowler, of Garfield,
Ohio, has been appointed Examining
Surgeon for the Pension Office.
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Sale of Real t

Ia ORDEh OF Tile HhOBAIE
DCourt Of Trumbull County. Ohio. I will ex-
pose to sale at public auction on the promises,
in the village of Earlsville. in Newton Town
ship, and numbered on the map Of village plat
of said village % and Is, bounded on the Hestb by
lot No. n. on the north By lot "a; Main Street
on the south and the River Road on the east.
Having a small dwelling house and barn there
Sd day Of August nsxt. between the hours Of II
O'Clock, m. and 2 o'clock. .. M, Of said day:
Terms of sale. one half cash. and the other
half in one year from day of sale. secured By
note and mortgage on the premises.
DAVIS LOWRY, Admir-.
July3 8, 1S67-4t of Andrew Clark, deed.
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Union Moving Machine.
The Most Durable & Substantial.

HAS BEEN IN USE ABOUT
II six years. in this section Tho Union e q
very high geared machine. and the most relia-
BILE and useful offered to the farming public
Will cut all kinds of grass that any other ma
chimes will cut. and where most machines will
not cut. For the number used and the lsE gt-
Of time these machines have been tested. theh
have had less breakage, and required less exy
pense to keep them in repair, than any other
With the exception of knives, the expense has
been trihing.
Manufactured by Tinker q Co, GsrrettsVille
Ohio. There are two sizes, four and four and 3
half ~feetcut. For sale BY
Warren. Ohio.
P. ST. have on hand two Cayuga Chiefs.
and two secondhand Buckeye Jrs.s good as
new also one Eureka. J.R-
Juno %, 1S67-4t
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New Advertisements.
YOUNG ladies NarITnrE.

AkMspleyOod.S Pittsfeld, Mass. One of the
Oldest and most successful schools in the eoun-
~, Eiaeiy known for its superior facilities and
- REy. C.Y. SPEAR. PRINCIPAL.
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DIRECTORS.

d, B. Perkins, J.F. King. d. HARRINGTON, z.
A. Harmon. K. II. Barnum. Z. Delon. Harsh
J.. B. Drake
Observation-Disclosures Potter. Ezra Haskill.
During the Fair, the following members Of
the Board will have charge Of the different de-
pRrtments;
Horses-D. Harrington, r. r. Barnum-
CaNI-H. B. Perkins. @. A. Harmon.
floral Hdu-H. Harsh. II. b. Perkins- R.. II.
Barnum. John Crawford.
Mcdaniel HaH-J, B. Drake, E. Delon.
Ho6s, Sheep and 0HlTY-J. F.king, E. Delon.
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FOR PREMIUM on FARN CROP.

ASAA - - 49, NV
1. The land shall be measured by some com
petent person. who shall make affidavit of the
accuracy Of the measurement and quantity OF
ground.
ing to the form annexed. to the quantity of
graid or other crop raised on the ground enter
edou the premium list, which AFFIDAVIT must
accompany the application for a premium. to-
gether with a sample of the grain or other crop.
8. The main object Of the Society being to
promote cuitiOation. they do not propose to
offer premiums for crops produced by 0xtraya-
CANT expenditure. therefore a detailed certified
made. The expense of Tabor and manure should
be more particularly stated. and the kind Of
manure given.
FoRM OF ~AFFID1TIT.
f s1aFE e c SmG; IS. doi Am sworn :;I being Bs
accurately measured the land upon which C
the quantity Of LAM is-and no more.
SsS @oPH to before me. this-day 9fEAls5.,
Justice of the Peace.
rs sHaEa HF County, SH6G SIS. dui Sm s7dGa. SAYS s s5ai
he has raised q crop of,--the past season
upon the ground measured by A., and
that the quantity Of grain Tor other cropl raised
or measured in a sealed measure. as the case
may BEL and the statements in regard to the
manner of cultivation, de-, are correct to the
best of his knowledge. -
sworn to before me tAi.-day IS :
Justice Of the Peace.
Committee on Crops to make report LIST Mon
day in December, annually.
In case of crops raised by a boy, insert, in the
Iparding GoHmiaes-Members of the Board.
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OHERIFF,S SALE

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OSamuel W. SigIer. vs. John H.. Clark, and
Martha A. Clark. In TrumbuIl Common Pleas.
By virtue OF an order Of sale, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbuu Co.,
il the above named case. and to me directed and
delivered, 1 shall expose to public sale, at the
south door Of the Court House in Warren, o.
on
Saturday, fhe Sd, day Of August, 1867,
between the hours Of one and four. O'Clock. p
m, of said day. the following described premis-
es. tO-Wit. Situate in the county Of Trum-
bull. and the State of Ohio. in the township Of
MesopOtamia. and being part of lot u, and be-
ginning at the north west corner of land con-
Yeyed 20 William Ives. in said lot II thence
east on said Ives north line to the northeast
corner thereof. being the east lot line; thence
north on the lot line to the northeast corner OF
said lot; thence west on the north line OF said
lot to the northwest corner Of same; thence
south TO the place of beginning, and containing
one hundred and fifty acres 15O Ofland. be the
same more o~rless." Appraised at ST.. per acre.
Terms Cash. 5. NJ LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren, o.. JulyS 1s57-5t
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- LEGS and ARMS
kNaM&Invented By aSurgeon. Nine patents
in Legs ranging from $50, thrOuRh
all the improvements. up to the Ana
tomical Leg. with Lateral motion al
Ankle, Xix natural one. at $50,
TWo patents IN Arms. with new Shoulder mo-
ton, SIS to Sl25. Send for pamphlet. It con-
tains valuable information and is sent free.
OFFICES: Cincinnati, las w. Fourth St, Chi
cago, opposite P. o.. st. Louis, l3 Pine St
New York. 65S Broadway.
address. DoUeLAs BLY,. N. D.. at nearest
Once.
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SEED BUCK WHEAT,

DERSONS WISHING SEED
BuckVheat can get It at Posts Mill. Bacons-
burg. and at N. Il q. BacOn's. and Osborn Il
Bruce's in Warren. by the quantity, or other
wise.
July 3. IS67-lw
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TRUMBULL COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
TWENTY.SECOND ANNUAL FAIR.
TO BIZ HKLD AT
OAK GROVE
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Sept. nth, 18th, s. 10Th, 1867.

OFFICERs FOR TIE YEAR Ise7.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-03

Aloardino GHmiaee for ID, Sd and fourth DiriS,s.
Almon Clark, FarminHton ; Robert Jones. FoW-
Ter Geo. Fuseiman, Weathers6eld.
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OUARTERLY RFPORT

0 Of the condition of the First National
Bank of Warren. o.. on the morning of the first
Monday of uly. A. ID. 1871,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14

a -
Black River, Wisconsin, is com
pletely jammed with logs for fifteen
miles. It is estimated that there
were not less than 225, 900, 600 in the
river at the opening of spring, of
which about 12O, 900, 900 have already
gone down.
A man, with a verylarge bald head,
was complimented on the fact that
his caput was analogous to Green
land. '.Why SOP" he asked. "Be.
cause 1T is great white bare (bear)
place" was the reply.
An Australia paper records that in
eight years the progeny of fourteen
rabbits was IA, 253, a notable exalnnle
of the way in which that animal in.
creases and multiplies on a favorable
soil.
Hon. r. Barnwell Rhett is now in
Washington for the purpose of exa-
mining the public archives for in
formation to be used in q history of
the late civil war.
It is said that the fortune made bv
Spaulding, of prepared glue" fame,
did not stick by him, and he is now
in needy circumstances.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14
COMMERCIAL AND F1NANc1A,,.

LONDON, May 13-Noon.-Con-
soils 90; bonds 73
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet, with sales of 10000 bales
uplands 1116d.; Orleans liz. Bread
stuffs quiet. Provisions generally
unchanged. -
LONDON, May 13-Evening. Con
soils 50. Bonds 723i.
LIVERPOOL, May i13-EYening
Cotton market improved during the
doy-middling uplands HID; Or
leans II 36d.; sales *, coo bales.
New York, May 13-Noon.-
Zoe. better. Wheat 1@2c. better.
Corn 1(02c. lower. New mess pork
$23.25. Lard quiot. Cotton quiet.
without decided change. Stocks
active, but no change. Gold 35aS
Money 506.
7. 2. M.-Stocks somewhat i'm
proved. Money 506 Gold 353s.
Cotton easier, with sales of 1900
bales, at 2719@28. Flour firmer, at
$11.50(G15. 40. Corn heavv: mixed
Western $1.2701.3O Mess pork
$23.25. Lard heavy, at 12l5M1356.
Sugar heavy. Coffee firm and in
good demand.
MOBILE, May 13.-Sales OF cotton
$50 bales; middlings "a.
SAVANNAH, May 13.-Cotton dull
and irregular; middlings 24II.:
baltimore, May 13.-Cotton quiet,
but firmer; middling Orleans 271@.
Sugar quiet. Flour dull and nn-
changed: Corn steady good to
prime white $1.17@1.20. Lard 18 "a.
Mess pork $23.75. Provisions steady.
AUGUSTA, May 13.-The cotton
market opened firm. bnt closed
easier, with sales of 225 bnlcs; mid
dlings 25.
CHARLESTON, May 13.-Cotton
qniet. with sales of 80 bales; mid
dlings 2534(026.
New ORLRANs, May 13.-Sales of
cotton $500 bales; low niiddlings 30
(G2G. Gold 35iI. Sterling 46C649i9.
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A Western man, now visiting at
the East, thus writes of the cost of
living in the two sections: ''I have
been surprised to learn, while in New
iEngland, that the cost Of living is
really less here than in the West,
from which bread and ment is trans
ported to supply New England.
Flour is only trife higher per
barrel in Portland than it is in Chi
cage, and potatoes and all vegetables
are considerably cheaper. Only four
articles cost more here than in Chi
cago-bread, meat, butter and lard !;
all else which is needed in o family
costs less. Rents here and in Bos-
ton, and in the manufacturing towns
OF New England generally, are nearly
one-half less than in Chicago and
the small towns of the West. Wood
and coal are no higher, while cloth
ing, furniture, dry goods, boots and
shoes, are from 10 to 20 per cent.
cheaper"
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S O / r r r /!

pINHE ladies Of Trinity Church propose
Il having a SOIREE, to raise funds for
enclosing the Church-yard. There will he
2 : EEEERESHMENT EGFIHS Sd L TABLE each evening.
clans of Columbia. TABLEAUX are sIso
promised: Contributions are solicited.
There will be no raffling or undue solicita
tion to make purchases.
The Soiree is to be at Janney's Hall, be-
ginning on THIS EVENING, May IA.
Contributions will be received by a COM
mittee of ladies, at the Hall, on Tuesday
and wednesday, the 14th and 18th, be-
tween the hours Of ~ and y p. m.
Tableaux for Tuesday Evening.
1st Scene-From Hamlet.
I'd Scene-Magic Mirror.
Sd Sceno-Mary, Qdeen of Scots
4th Scene-Pocahonta
9th Scene-Gulnsre Prison.
9th Scene-Death Of Medora.
9TH Sceno-Music Lesson.
9th Scene-Turkish Shops.
, Tickets can be hadat P. B. Glass, T. ".
Radcliffe's and Fisher & Heinitsh's.
HA Tickets Of admission 25 cents.
~ Doors open at u p. m. May Il
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14
The New
STEAM FLOUR MILL! !

(WHICH have built in Columbia, near
w the Asylum, is furnished with the
best machinery used in that line; and with
experience in the business, farmers and
others having WHEAT TO GRIND, will
find it much to their interest to havo it
ground a. this mill.
Do not wash Your wheat, but bring it
perfectly dry; and all who have their wheat
ground for market, can be supplied with
l00-lb. bags at 30 cents oach Corn ex,
changed for wheat at fair rates.
Nay II Slmot JAMES HUNTER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14

i'oRNEr. John w. Forney, in his
speech to colored delegation which
waited upon him just before he
"sailed away to seq, said:
Il believe the day is coming, and
that it is not far distant, when, from
the State of South Carolina, there
will be in the halls Of Congress a
black man abler than John G. CAL
ever was, and that there will go from
the State of Kentucky, at least as able
a black man as Henry Clay"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14
NEWBERRY DISTRICT, s. c.,
MAY @. 1867.

To Hon. Ellison s. KeiU.
DEAR SIR: Having seen your distin-
guished namein tho Newberry Herald, and
copied in other papers, as candidate for
Congress from the Third Congressional
District, South Carolina, and also having
seen your acceptance, of the same, we take
the liberty Of asking you to give your
views on the present political status OF the
affairs OF Government, and hope you will
fully and fairly discuss the subject. Await
ing an answer, we haye the honor to be,
very respectfully,
"MANY OF YOUR CONSTITUENTS"
Nav Il
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14
Removal.

Removal.
NNHE undersigned has REMOVED his
IL establishment to Mr.. Kinard's old
stand, on Plain street, two doors below r.
9. Shivers, where he will be pleased to SEQ
his friends and customers. He is prepared
to furnish COOKING STOVES Of the most
improved patterns, and to attend promptly
to all work in his line entrusted to him.
j. w. SMITH, Timer and
May 15 6 Sheet Iron Worker
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-14
To Gentlemen Going to the Country

A GENTLEMAN who will be compelled
"A to spend the summer in Colum bia.
wishes to meet party proposing to close
their town house for the summer months
VINO would prefer to leave their house in
than close it up or leave It in care of ser
wants: Family consists of gentleman.
wife, infant and nurse. Satisfactory refer,
ence given. Address "W.," PhpniS office.
May IA