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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08
SHERIFF'S SALE
Guard. Of Charles ] Bowel ct al

rs In Trumtuli
jacob Robrson ct al } Common Pleas
BY virtue OF an aliss order of sale in tn above en-
titl-d cause. issuei out Of the court Of Common Pleas
OF TTumhuu County. uhio. to me directed and deli
veted. ! have levied upon and shall expose TO public
,aie as the law directs ut the door Of the Court IIous.
IA Warren. In said County. on
Saturday. the 18th day Of January, 1859,
b tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.-an' p. ~. Of
said dag. the following described Real Estate Of the
defendant toheson. 10 Wit: Situate in We1thersdeld.
being t'wu-hi" number three in the third. range Of
t'wn-hips in the Coon. cticrt " estpru ReServe. H. the
State Of Ohio. aud which is also in the County Of Trum.
huih. and i known by part Of tie Great Salt Sprinx
tract. h-s 2 Twelve arrts AMI f,rty-six rods NJ land
hrsc-iL'd utifr deed from tlr aimiui-tratOrs # J. VS.
heH:"n to Jacob Ri eS"n h,arin- datr the 9th day Of
October lrJh. and rtcurt-i Tr"mhuI Comfy Re cords.
Boo g., ptr-s - and .. t. ~hich rvcocl r.I-r, nee is
had fOr 81 more peat Ct description.
AIS" b. - ~ uui cred IN the village pft Of NTes.
Al>nthe undivided fwt-ihig Is Part Of los .ixtv three
and siNtv six C3 anl GIL as nun eTeI ia the viil.se
plat OF Mics.
AI>n the Interest Of tn. slid Itc,' EoSesou in The
warehouse lot in the village of Niles. on which j. HI
ware.rpom now &C -uli"i rs James Ward 3 c., sup
posed an undirifei 1a.ft iereof held by deed from The
executors If Warren lie uOn. deceased.
Aso the undivided interest Of Jacob Roheson inIot
fity- seven nthe village plat Of Niles. held bv Contract
Of John Mcdonald.
said forero ng described real estate has hcen daily
aprrais ei ~ follows. The fir { described iece Ce5ng
,wtlys -cr's ard ~farty-s'x rods af lsna) Il four hun
Il cd anu iin5ty DOL rs IS igu) in mnnet and m. -
end descrii Ell piece "f land. hem lot -. at s.gst
Hundred d'lsr- tS-tC) aud The int rest Of said Rove
son ir thr = trt L. u-e Dot (s,rrusel to bp al uudivi,i-
half 'h-re"') IL thr-e iuI-'r-L 10 Ir- (S3H) ard the
u dlrid-d interest 4 srid R1' "Snn IN SAID los n tv-
80 en-. L. i- worth ani a ti- vaIis oc h'ts-dv-. dollars
- - } and he Undivided tEo ihirts uart Of sad rut
; uul''r sixty tree. & siSty->ix sri Gi iO 4 rigs
(sfG tEO rrd said un,tIvia-i- taO.hiris part 81 snii
cot 70 ky X at one nrnrr-i tsd tw,ut, five dol /
lars tsisi) TEAMS CASH on 'av e -iI-.
A. d. LYMAN sheriff. Q
Nv 9. Al EtRNON. puty.
SheriG's Office, Warren. Dee. ?. .5~-5s-..;3
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Atlartic & Gleet Wettern Z. Z,

At Msnsfeld The Board of Directors
organized by re tlecting Gen. G L
Ward. Of Penn~ylvania. President: aod
Marvin Kent. of Franklin, Vice Presi.
dent. James NJ. ard was appoin ed
Secretary. and E P. Brsinerd. Treas
urer. The Executive COMMITTEES ron
sists Of President Kent. William Cool.
man. William Bushnell, AMI j. II
Chamberlain.
the construction Of he Broad Cage
Road hom OleaD to Warren will be sn
important event to Clerelend. When
this is done. the Cleveland and Mahn
ming Rail Road Con psny propose 10
continue the same guage by p!scng a
,hiId rail on Il sir track from the point OF
crossing The Atlantic and Great Yves
resn Railway at or near Warren 10 this
Civ, which will give TO Cleveland a
short, Hirect, and the only Broad Glage
railway rack 10 Nea Yerl erj1yed hy
any Lake city west of Bufalo, and will
men 10 the West snd EorIhwest an al
s-aatagsous AMI n1broken communica
ion vith the Gem m-rcial Emp rum ria
cleveland. An additional rail for fifty
three miles viii ,2ake Cleveland the Like
terminus of the gre>s BeoAi Guage route.
and that rail can be put Gown on The
present track CT The Cleveland aud NJ.
honing Rad ct barely the cost OF the
iron. Ills viii be done in time to o
meet with the first NV foik train on
the Broad Guage. and it is GOV rendered
dui.e certain that Tn0Eny cars, like the
New York and Erie. will ndue time con
vey passenger withaui change betwern
Cleveland and Nv York making quick
er time than by way "f Dunkiik or Buff
i4lo. To The facilities Of travel, viii. be
sdded superior advantages in the tran
sit OF i've stock and lreighis generally.
Success to The Broad CIeveAnd
Lsodsr.
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NEWS IrEMS.

vallandislram. Of Ohio Lewis Camp
b3li's successor made a speech a few
days ago, in which he declared him>el
in favor # The proposed Slave Code Cor
the reFrtar.es. Il is lucky Gar him tha.
he did moi nike tha; declaration beCor.
The {! ction.
The school conmi ii liners of Ohio have
been cmpowercd to co1iraci with tie
Nv York Publishing house fr 20 0 Q
volumes Of works for the school libraries
Jt he Sale, at a cost Of $50 00J.
The Numbers of the present B,uri
have given notice rhat on The 18Th 4
December mrxt the Presidents Of The
c unry Agricultural Societies OF Ohio
will inert Il, C"Iumtus io OIL vacancies in
the State BpaJd. To jcrnS OF the fal
love ing gen:le!nrn rxpire-Nessrs. Mil
liken, ofBuIler, Wuddie. # Clark; Smith,
# Logan; Webb, Of Stark, and krum,
of AshtlhuII.
Dotias November the dposit at ihr
mint in Philadelphia amounted to SSH
36i, and the coinage 10 $500 1876, OF
which S3oI,i35 WAS in gold, $500 O3
ia silver, and s25OJO in cents.
The Chicago Press and Tribune ue
regret 10 learn, has filled ior SlJJOm.
The prop;iciors have lad an cNions'on CT
'onr years from The creditors, anl in
,ha, lime vii doubles. be or their legs
again.
John Crowley, an Iri,amqn. bra'ally
murdered his lie Joanna Ctonley, las,
night by beali- 8 out her braias will The
h,ck Of an axe, and ,rabbins her ia three
places, They have moi lived together
for some time: Crowley made his IS
eap", but he police are in bot pursuit.
De-. J .ha Lee Can,;oet, whosa-na,ne
is 81 familiar t. every school hoy in the
land, through his manr cnn;ribIi1nl to
-cieucc il the various vp!un $ he has
published Or their especial use, is no
more. lie died Nov. 2l,t. at his resi-,
isnce ia ilHrfDfd, C~1ln"clicu', at.iHe
advanced age % ~ years. Tais
hns life has beea n Il usefulness, for
3rriu. it, h. has written s1ne twenty
4 # .rent works.
Letters from our beloved Bishop Of IS
ate a date as Oct. -, have been re-
At that lime he was a, Flor
once, en- route for Rene; and cXpcc'ei
sail from ~lIivre abott The middle ofI
DECEMBER. His health continued about
same as at the previous advicas.
Tho hog & ''olera is still raging ia Sn'-
county, Indiana. One rrnar los
pna hundred hogs out If 4 io' Of orc
hundred atd tacnty; aud an fh-r had
io>l ninety GGa h,l>.-f.r which ,e was
Si,tCO d fen DAYS grovjo,s
e
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The nonplaS .Inhilae.

: The Ahti-Buchanan Democrats of hi
vicinity held their gloriication or Fri
day night At tie Gaskill House, and a.
we are Informed, had a right jelly time
in spite Of Ghe attempt to throw cold va.
ter uPan ii by the Buchanan Ohi,e hol-
ders'here, ami the Trumbull Democrat
The fact is there is scarcely q co~p3r-
al guard Of Buchanan men to be found in
this County; the Democracy could moi
be dragoored into the support Of the lie.
compton swindle.
The Portage Sentinel the Democratic
Psper Of Portage County, speaks its sen
timents upon this subject, boldly and
honestly. Il says:
The editor of the Trua6u7 Democrat
does not seem 10 relish the fact that The
Democracy of Warren are 10 h5ve a
gioriicaiion over the success of the gal
liant DEMOCRACY Of Illinois. lie says he
did 1901 expect, at this late day, 10 see
The split Of :fi-Lecomp:on revived, AZ
ter our State Convertion had buried il
under the English BILL We have ftil.
ed 10 see anything in the call fIr The
jubilee that goes to show n intention
or design to NEEDLE with The Lecompion
question, which should induce broher
Ri,oz TO Withhold his sympathy from il.
We undo rstand il 10 be the Il sign of the
Democrats Of Warren 10 have a jubilee
over a glarious Dem0crs,ic 'ictoiy, snd
we ,houid suppose They had been scaTce
enough the past season, 10 induce any
eond Democrat 10 pitch in." whenever
Opportunity cffers.
Bur, seriously, a word az to the State
c invention -burving Anti Lncrmpiohi>m
u11er III En- isi Bill. We 10 not uG-
ders,and the Safe Convention 10 have
done aay sucl'tAing. Original Lccomp
tor ami the E IgIiSh Bill were two very
-itFtrenl things. Tie aI;er after a man
ier, retired The QIesIio1,batk 20 The uro
p,eof Kansas Tor thrift na! action. while
ne formcr compelled them 10 take The
draught. whether they are willing
nr not. The A,ii Lecomp;oniies in The
STATE Convention ".Cquiesced" in the
settlement offerled by The English Bib, {
laeanse they felt assured that the ~peopl- 5
f Kansas coat2 as they did, by the op
o utify thas sIGrdei, repudia'e The
f'aui. The Democracy #
Jaio, bg their Conventions 'sacquiescing"
that settlement, never intended To Is
sblish or endorse The 1oc;rinelh a Slave :
;.ara may come into lie Tn on Wi.h bu.
% 90 inhabitants, while it shall enIitle
he fun quota ior a REPRESENTATIVE in
TO emiiila u free State 10 admis- .
ion. .
VIZ must express u surprise that :.
he 7rUm5uH Democrat should still cling =
D Ibis dead carcssS of L,ccmrtcnj>m {
has been repGfi:ted nv toe people a
I Kansas and the whola COUNTY,, and d
hsn ever HE people OF the South, ~ no J
was supposed would receive all thu a
resulting from this Lrcomplan
u~sincss, are backing dowl from its snp- T
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TO Fathers AND NOTIFIES.

You knox hn's m9o-taHt L l. 70 your CHILDREN shat
you should keep good b. air. ltuw ire qtrurty de- Ne
zee frerle inT" Mt dressed in II urning on actsiEi I O.!
the de nh ct jhrir he.uvrl h uir-u What ply u is.
Then ~ Tru-fr care AMI rune lees al tn s. trials sui
trpablrs ctp he aVO Ht-i. Witn he tlh raH : e restored
to the ~. EFT ant tie aud h sFpint - 20 tie chiti- Re-
store ;he he lih OF the mHther. aG. , o. OhViatv the Ec-
css>iiy If r~aresoric. -oifTey's tOruit Al anI O;heT in u
Tiuu> narcotics for csyiu- ~cliitr-n. We eit--at You.
as he desire to i'm rov- :hr r~l;!lit.on Of Gus rlcc. To-
~ cure DR.. Mur,r's Almau;c AMI read Los d'scaSts
are CURED IN accordance aiti NATURES laWs. Wild
Innocent Roots AM IAuis.
PREGNANCY -IuIirg Ibis crit ca. period Nersr's
IudiAn Root II Is Willie r-gpiTei hecau>r they cleanse
III. 10 Is from those morbid LRuor>. auI thor Cgaiy
drive away all iaius ami give etse an'rcomiort To Ia.
mother. Fro g.. on T. three Of tEese Fills. taken iva
or three times = we-k gu ing IrrEEai cy. vii cause
the vt her a Stfs aud e-sy delivery and will ~ su.e
TO give a SiJat ana hsaithy construction to the t@ild
De. HnRsz's iND.lS itoOr Pulls are solt - h. A..
sGIhh < Co. H"" = * Pes: NAEREs, and ~ all med
ic;ne dealers in the County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08

SOUTH CAROLINA SENAroR The Leg
%isIalure OF Sonth ClrolnI have sUccred
Ell in eleciins = United States 5 major, il
the person Vi The Ii m. James Cne>lnul.
Pre,iirnt of the STATE Senate. Thi,
election is \ 81 .ual triumph Of The Con
seryatives in the legislature. and is be
lieved To bsv" been brought about
through the ifIence OF S-naror Ham
mnud, WHO was in Columbia yesterday.
Ten ballots were had in all IN The iaSl ui
which Ch-stnul received 81 yo.es and
Adams 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08

FRETGnr BT Rail AND Water
Large quantities OF Beef, Pork. and mis-
c~eliaDeous freight are beirg carried on
the &. Il P Riiiroad for New York and
Philsdelpria. Yesterday there were
1929 ta r.ls Of Pots'o.s. 93} barrels of
b ans and 81 barrels OF apples received
here frcm Buf4lo ny The propeller Eu
pirates and olifped G j B Gan6eli Of
Pittsburgh. TINS is a heavy con>iIn-
ment OF roiaioes. A large lot Of Be
also went over The roaI.-Cl s0eia.l La
DR.
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Kansas GOLD, g. Ls,ssn,sorM.
Voc. 8 1885. per y. S Express to
BoonVihs. 4IJc. "a Favorable tcc1ani>
continue 10 arr Sc fro the gold %relion~
Several men, Of G oryia compsnv. trnk
aut $500 ia five day. Upward OF GOO
Wagons, bound to The nine>, wee mel
las, ,Seeg. between Fort Ksarney and the
Crossing cf the Platte.
Arrivals tom Uilh rrp7rt six ioche,
Of stow on the Sweet Water, a1i re- an
inch thick. TAelve hundred Indian
l}5g $ were g eci-J in the vicinity, on
the military rcad. bstwe,n This poiaI AMI
Fort L7raraie. Tae !, Jams arg psao:-
able.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08

Ell HA II. W%nIrTLEsEY, E<q, died in
WashIngt II GA me 3dih uii, Of c0nSmmp-
ZION. His age.w;s: 6 years, and he WIS
a son OF II n Z Wtit.iys=y, lac Comp
tro!ler ul U. :. Treasury. The deceaS'd
has, for maay ye4is past, occupied the
position OF principal Clerk in h Teas
ury Department at Washing on. aud WAS
regarded as an able and cfici,nt iii Ger.
ard by his gentlsmaniy department had
won the esteem OF Eil those with whom
lie was associated. His remains were
bropgh, 10 Garfield. the resi.ience of his
father and the place OF his Mainly, Ter
.iEteIment.-Clere Le0der.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08
Printing oEcs for ssIs.

The ofice Of the Clnasli Seftinei is
qdered for sale BY its owner, John Ii
Webb. The Trumbull T'emocrai says:
The Garfield Sentinel is Of red hr
.sts. Some o~n;errfising individual thirt
Ing for glory and mertyrdon might be
grs,iied by investing in ths Sentinel OF
the Democrat. We Chat is Brother
Webb and ourseif) are the oasis % this
grea. poli,icsl Saharsi WeexPect WPtb
could write a volume Of experiences thai
would ECLIPSE, in point e the number Q!
hair breadth escapes. depriyalions. and
hardships, anything in Riley's Narrative
or Robbins Journal Of Adventures
aiapng :he Arabs
The Democrat certainly resembles an
sssts IA cns particular, vie, tits green;
bun IL dses The SentieI injustice when i
glasses the two together, for Inc Sentinel
has sonss enough TO sso tina, tie Buch n
an Star is pal;ng befsFe that Il Doug
las.
Fcr the poist.cs OF mo csRh"e'; Nc
hsvs 20 particular sdmiratiOn, but aside
from tha.. j, is geoo eou2lry Papsr' and
ss Editor IL sharp when he is stirred up.
I, 10 o shame ihs. the paper csonoi DC
vail supported. when it IS the cDiy aHe
susiished a. tbs ooun:y seat Of a rich,
popolous cQasly. If the Democracy ci
ihatoT1niyh hid the sPiri. of s@loase, they
would 10, see the Sszfi.G 60 down. If
HAY d. Parmi, IT'D fat, they VII. like
she man who tied the halter o. an unbro
ken colt sround his waist, after 1t had
mide half dozen Jumps and vas dreg-
ging him head foremost sroond the field,
-fna cat sAsr.g sy missed a.
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0tatbs.

In Youngstown. Nov 9Th. Miss CAROLINE
L. onls daughter of Daniel J. Wick. aged 10
years.
In Ca''held. Nov. 18th. Mr PETER LYNN,
: pioneer Of that township. aged eGls years.
In Youngstown. Nov. l4lh, Mrs. NANCY L
wife OF Jos Montgomery. Esq aged - years
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08
DIR. j. Il. siARCIISpS
CELEB3ATED HOLICON,
ri p.
For the RsltsI al ears u 5 JeTfHg feMRies.
ME WON ANS ADVOCATE. d,

'EIIE WON ADVOCATE. al
l. philadelphia. ,iIss Annie L. McDoReIl. e.:itor }
stys: TINS Is the most valuable medicine Tor the dis-
etses peculiar 10 women that We SnDw OF. \ friend
OF ours, VII, :nT many Years has heeu a sufferer, uoIIc-
ed the AIN r. tisumeut IA The .Ado0eais. ahd az once pro-
cured a bottle. She tuuHi rriIei, anI lee ; III 1 she
eau most b 'ariily recommend u - all giy are >uhrr-
ing ia = ike III amer. We have hSsru many tiues la
1. Vas 4 tTue reAeiy. Tut this is the 6r.I case IN which
We have seen its c iects. Our fri-nd Flli he y-rv sIaI
- give ~ darchisi q ceTtihcIIe Of It's y4iGs 10 h-I. q
he desires one
Palnphlstscoat4iuing much useful informs tion : -uch
ing the nature an symptoms of the a,oyr diseases.
u ssthsr with :estimpni l. iI"m latits OF tn hlyiest
respectalility. a c-TIilei ~ tn most satisfactory au
thpr.ty. u all which THE attention % ladies' and lrac
titisners is respectfully invited can he hal traits at
the store Of z. 4. SMITH q Co. A.eits
Druggists WAREt so
J NilCIlISI & CO, pEoP.ivtprs. Central De-
pot 3nI BfOaiwas. y. Y
I'D MT ne sauShzI With msrv'y reaiinr this no
tice. out c al or seni Tor a plmphlrt. II rrI pay YOU
yell for HUGr trzuhle.. sent - F'-3u
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Ths COSMOPOLITAN.

The beautiful en craving. the Village
Blacksmith, offered to the subscribers TO
The Cosmopolitan Art Union, can be seen
By calling at the Book Store of Porter
d Son. 1t is decidedly The best which
hHs been offered by the Society.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08

OBERLIN STUDgHs's MJHrHLY-.A
Mag sine published for The U ,Ilrse
Literary Societies of OberliD, AMI in
complexion AMI personal Appearance.
very much ike the Atlantic. lis range
of articles is almost as vide. too; and
they are written with much ciearness, #
We may judge frem a reading OF The pa,
pers on "Scbelling," and the potms.
Meadow Sweet" In the McIning,"
and r lin F~ors,sps."
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New Castle and Darlington R. r.

The New Castle CoHraRt says the gra-
ding on this read will be entirely in
ished in the course of a month. and tha
Ears will he psf upon the track early in
The spr!sg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-08

ANOTHER CoYFIoENC. SwINDLER
CAUGHT "A man ntmei Noses Lob
has been lakirg in The franklin county
farmers lately by representing that he
had large possessions ia Hun : was
a neighbour 10 k,s>u h, AMI had Tor ale
some # The finest Hungarian CLOTHS b.
his %palayer he would succeed in maxim.
sales, AT SIX dcllns a yaId. the ci".il
really being worthless. Loeb brilliant
career IS a s9inller has been brpusht ia
an end for the presF Mt. by his arrest and
comm tDenl 10 jaiI in Columbus The
Statesman gays It is believed he has RAJ
RED away thousands OF dollars in money
and go,d notes.
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70 I4Yalids.

10 I-Yalias.
d. Tubs will fiji his appointment at the
Dir. Piyree may b. found the sans Jay. q, the
franklin House, IN this place.
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Mr., Stewards Speech.

There has been an attempt made OF
the part of the Slave Democracy t o play
q game Of bluff with the Republicans
and to scare them from the principle.
they had deliberately adopted, by raising
great hue and cry over Mr.. Stewards
Rochester Speech, IS if it conta;h5dter
BILE doctrine which The party never would
dare stand ly.
We publish the first part OF the speech
this week, ~anibesfeak for ira careful and
earnes. reading. Ever word of it is
truth, every word of it is real RePubli-
canism, and by it. candidly and fairly
interpretej. we stand. We shall call
attention next week 10 some respects in
which ii has been o~utrageOusly gar5lei
and misrepresered by the Shamocrat
papers, and in the meantime we com-
mend the speech 10 onr readers, as a
mos, able and timely one.
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SUPERBLY BEAUTIFULl
lust oUT,
TIE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL
FaR

aver seventy ayes choice articles
~ e'eganily Observation-Disclosures Steel Engravines
-splen'il Steel Enersvinrs- Price 50 cent. Spe
cinien copy sent, on receipt II Il evgts. in stanrs or
colo. Address e {. DERBY.
De s-3F 81 B~raalway. NY.
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The 0fhar Side

Our readers will recollect that we pub
lished. two weeks since, an article from
the Wisconsin Mirror, relative 10 the
disappearance of Miss Amelia butcher
which reflected severely upon the char.
acter Of Wm. J. Blight. Esq . and also
his letter. Below We give the afidavii
of Mrs. Bright. and a certificate signed
by several citizens OF New Lisbon, Wis.
%consin. as copied from the Noble Coun-
iy (Iudiana) Register.
STATE IF WIcoNsIN.
COUNT OF JUNEAU, IS
SARAH A. BRIGHT. says on oath that
she is the wife WI1LIAMJ BRIGHT. for.
merly OF New Lisbon. juneau County.
Wisconsin. and that she has read The ar.
ticle in The Wisconsin Mirror OF the inst.
wherein the writer. after making men
lion of the unfortunate and meiorcboly
disappearance Of Miss AMELIA DUTcH
Err proceeds 10 an attack upon III" SAID
WIilamJ R.Ight. That article {, main,
ed 10 SAID paper WAS written and pub
without my consent. or knowl-dge
and without any completely of miae in
the matter whstever.
l have no hesitanry whatever in say
that the statements contained in said
in the main and in the mo { par
.icu!sr poin's are wholly untrue in point
Of fact. Mas butcher was for several
ars sn inmate at ny house. while Mr..
and myself were living together
Is husband and wifi. ard | can ruth
ul'y say, that during all oil said uma.
saw on the part of either Mr
or Miss Du;chsr IN improper or
criminal Intimacy, and surely my upper
unity was better and more accurate tor
than any one else, or all others
Further. with reference 10 the charg
$ male in said article, concerning his
taviug the Srate Of Ohio, l can only say
hail know the statements to be Jaiye
Further. aft mt says that he state
rents ccniaircd in the AFFIDAVIT which
he made and sem 10 Noble County. Ia
lana, 10 he used in he Divorce ca.
hea aud there pending. wherein said
is Plaintiff. and Afiisnt Is Drfrn
am, were made under a misapprehen-
ion Of the facts as they really existed.
SARAH A. BRIGHT.
Subscribed and sworn 10, be-
before nae, this IL h day OF
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| ONO STATE JoURNAG.-The Ohio
State Journal with new editors, new
publishers and e dress, made IFS first
appaaraace this morling. looking as
b ig t as n nav silver d liar. 1t is now
in charge ol a strong ediiorinl corps, aud
W. lrok for I 70 obtain a beral palror-
aye fr m the Republicans in all parts Of
the State.
The paper viii be conducted by Han
ny ID. Co .KE Of SInluskv, p~r;nripal
edi,o; WILLIAM HovELLs of As,tiub ia
ASSISTANT editor, aud ASA l.. I~IARRIS Of
rhi~ civ. local editor. Wmh writer's Of
>u;h ability aud energy, the Journal
may proudly lake lis position as III. lead
ing organ If The Republican parry OF
Ohio Ca{umJus Gazeuc.
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IyCpEA>E OF Wool IL OHIO We
have al some expense Obtained a tabular
statement of The number Of sheep in this
Stale. showing 3 sos, coo head, Which at
three lbs, # wool per head, is, 9.S26,.
400 lbs, an increa,e over last year of 10
per cent. or about n million poua1s Of
wool Hoo. GsCWsr.
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Corn and Charcoal Wanted.
Attention is Gated to the adveriis. ment Of
Jas. Ward Il c.. who wish To purchase large
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X "0NvECrInXS.

MAKING :ONNECTIuN<.
" Cicr-ffntw5th Cleveland ( Toledo. Cievchpf- Co
lam'"s & Cine u.-. Ci-yrlni& Erle- aud Ctere-
iauIS rits..lrsii Rail Rutls.
Il Saiuu. 1itit ItcSs TO Cirtsrin Falls. d..
o. Ma tut gfih TIicS< FIR BGgenna.
H-aceviIir gitn ~ rcks tor Newton Fails. &c
" Warren wi:h Hacks to sharon, GreeuviiIe Mead
sI!ie. BluunuGeId. Garfield. Sc
e Y0uuss;oEE, with Stae-s N New Castle. L0weiI
Poland aud EhpIt Valley AMI thence ~ Z. Fl ".
Il e. 5ai! Road to rittSnurst.
Nov - is5S. CHA>. l.. RHODES, supt.