Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-12-19
Don't Fold Supplement Circulars
in Your Newspapers.

in Your Newspapers.
/ We publish the following from the Gen
eral Post Office Department, for the benefit
Of our brethren ofthe newspaper press;
20. DEPT, APPOiNTMENr OPFIoH,l
| Washington, November 25 1867.
Sh;-Tbe sheet submitted in your letter
Of the 18th inst, cannot be considered as q
supplement to the "Fayotte County Her
aid" under the 226th standing instructions
Of the Department, at page 80 Of Regula-
tions, edition Of 1866; and the enclosing
Of such matter within their issue by the
Publishers, is in violation of Section Al,
page l3, and subjects them to penalty of
ive dollars for each oiFense, If they persist
in violating the law after proper notif-
cation from you. Such enclosures subject
the entire package to letter postage
] nm very respectfully DC,
ST, JoHN B. i. SKINNER,
First Assistant Postmaster General. |
Mr.. Henry l.. Robinson, ?. NJ, Wash
ington O. H., Fayette County, Ohio.
In connection with this letter we will |
state for the benefit Of our cotemporaries
the circumstances under which the letter
was written to our Post Master.
The proverbiallY wicked sinner who
does the dirty driyeiling for the Register
in this place, actuated by q predominant
spirit of cussedness, and not through mo-
tives of justice and good will to men, in
formed the Post Office Department at
Washington City, that we had folded and
circulated few for it was but few we
did circulate supplement circularsin our
paper for some OF our business men, in vi |
olation of the Post Office laws 1t is true
that wedid fold few circular in the Hen
AID, but we did it not knowing that we in
cured penalty for so doing, For doing
this, a thing that is done by nearly every |
newspaper Publisher in the country with
whom we exchange-and they do itper-
haps as inuocently as we did-the Editor
OF the Register, with the hope of getting
us involved in the payment of penalties,
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