Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-22
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WV VI SOuAoC uC 10 utoSlu2.
Counterfeit s5's on Bank of Utica, N.
Y, copied by Photographs dangerous
fraud. Look u for them.
Counterfeit Sos City Bank, Cleve-
land, o.. alt; Wig. female holding sheaf
of wheat, leaning against a pillow. with a
sickle in hand.
Counterfeit s5's Mechanics Bank.
Pittsburg, Pa. Wig. female, harp, globe,
DC; Washington and horse on right end.
not like genuine.
Counterfeit SIS on the Bank of Or
leans. Albany. New York, are in circu.
lation. The genuine has the names Of
the engravers, "Rawdon. Wright d Co,
New York." at the bottom of the bill,
the counterfeit has not.
SooTr HARRISON is politically buried
under a majority of6, sol, in a District
which two years since he carried BY
5000. Thus perish traitors.
The Missouri Republican says, "Gov.
Geary has proved himself all that the
Territory could ask. and has accomplish
ed more in the short time he has been in
Office than either of his predecessors"
THE notorious Col. Buford has com.
mencedcanvassing North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, to in
duce emigrants to go to. Kansas. He is
expected in New Orleans early in Novem-
Der.
The Chardon'D Democrat learns that Mr..
Serene Percival. Of Troy, Geauga Co.,
committed suicide on the 28th ult., BY
blowing his brains out with a rifle. De-
nestle troubles was the cause of the rash
act.
Everybody should be on guard against
counterfeit 50 notes, on the Steuben
County Bank, Bath, Il. Y, which are
said to be in circulation in this vicinity.
They are very well executed.
VERIFY He SHALL HAVE Hrs Re-
WARD The Locofocos in the 4th Dis
trict of Massachusetts,, on Monday of last
week nominated Rufus Choat for Con.
gress, by reclamation. 1t is supposed
he will accept the nomination.
The Rev. Lowell Ingalls,, one of the
and most devoted missionaries of
the American Baptist Missionary Union,
died recently at sea, on his return to Ran
COON from Calcutta, where he had gone
to recruit his health.
A Washington correspondent of the
South CarotiHian, a Buchanier paper,
says; "Tbe news recently from the
States is very discouraging to
Democratic party. l should no be
surprised if Fremont swept the North"
The first grist mill ever erected in
Pennsylvania, is yet in existence. 1t is
. quaint old stone building, and bears
late about 1880. 1t is located on a small
stream near Germantown, and some of
the original machinery imported from
England, is still retained in the mill.
The census of Nebraska has Just been
AIKEN. and it shows a population of TO-.
ZIG, and 1000 votes. The population
has increased over two and one fourth
iold in a single year. and the number of
rioters is nearly three times greater than
1855. There was not a single dollar
subscribed for Sharp's rifles to establish
his Territory and FIJI it with free ci'izens.
THE Horse Exhibition advertised to-
lake place at Conneaut, Ashlabula Co.,
IN the Fair Grounds, Oct. 23d and 24th, ,
promises to be a well conducted concern
Ind will doubtless call but a large atten-
lance. The premium list is liberal and
omebody will carry off handsome prizes.
be some fun if the weather is
adorable.
AMrABLE.-0ne of the most signi6-
;ant things in a political way of which
re have heard, occurred in a certain
chool district in our city. 1t so happens
hat the history of the United States, ap
rOved by the School Board. contains a
picture of Col. Fremont. A teacher
n said district found that a portion Of
be class in history had blolted out this
and. upon inquiry, was informed
y the children that their parents had
Instructed them to make the DETACHMENT
Gin. Com.