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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
D Bic, Contract.

The Secretary ii War has close, a
contract for the r'nspaIia:ion Implies
e" Utah. with Maj MS Russel, & 60. al
Missouri, The VIII kn0wn contractors
who maze contribute. d 80 largely to the
support OF Border Ruff ,nism in Kansas.
he amount PAYABLE upon The est
mated amount IF transportation is
seventeen iuicred iLoIsa;d doll rs
Upan this qG nifty. the c,mprnsaiion i
one hundr.d ami ti:tv thousand dollar,
more than 'he same L m oi Maj,rs. Rus
Sci Il Co.. ct1,r 10 10 the work Tor,
when bids were advertised for
RsDU5ic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

GoLD.-She Ssndusky Register of yes
terday says that great excitement pre-
walls in B.lyilIe-ten miles south Of
Mansfield, in Richland cuun,y-aud vi
cini,y. in consequence of gold having
been discovered in a hill about one hall
mile north east of that village. We are
informed bv one of the conductors On the
s. NJ. and N. Railroad that one day last
week the owner of the land where The
precious metal was discovered. and bis
son, washed out in six hours seven dol
lars worth of dust! Further search
will, of course be prosecuted: and if sd
ditioaal discoveries be made, We will
endeavor to lay the p~ariieulares be ore
our readers at the earliest practicable
moment. California must look we'll 10
her lsurels or they will be transferred
to the Belleville diggings.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
Mr. Gilson's bill to repeal the law fc

-" SfNNs Wv 49," ~"
the protection Of fish received sene &C.
tion on Monday, but ashley cannot make
it a party matter. the probabilities are
that it will not be repealed, but it may
be some what modified. which perhaps
il needs.
1.-The bird bill" was also under discus
sion, but the committee of the whole
struck u all after the enacting clause
of the bill for its repeal. the whole mat
ter was then laid on the table, where ]
presume it will have the privilege Of
taking that sleep that "knows no wax
ing"
The "Slavs pen" bill passed the
House on Tuesday by a vote of Sc to "a,
four Democrats voting with the R"publi-
cans against its passage.
The bill to repeal the act regulating
fees of county off ,ers also passed the
House on the sam. day by a vote Of 64
to %. j. most likely will pass tho SEN
ate also. even il it hal 10 other fault
than the dark and damning one of be-
ing the offspring of a Republican Legis-
lature, which seems to faint any of lis
productions much as "original Sin" does
The descendants Of Alan in the opinion
of a great many t~heologians.
Quite Al in,eres;in. discussion came
off ia the House GA Wednesday on a res
olution to appoint a committee on Tenn
perauce. 1t was strongly opposed bv
Mr.. Andrews Of Auglaiz. who said he
came there for a different purpose than
TO Iegislate on such unim2ortaat subjects.
The temperance men finally prevailed
and the committee was ordered.
The bill proposing to reduce the rate
of interest has been under consideration
the greater part Of Thursday but no vote
has been taken. and it is hsrl to guess
its fu'urity. but from present indications
l think the rate of interest will be re.
duced to at L asst seven and I hope 10
six per cent.
The State Board of Agriculture are
now in session in this city and are a fine
noble looking company, as you could
wish to look upon. apparently IN ,tures
Nohlemen" every one Of them. They
have hal quite an interesting time in se-
Iecting the place far the mex. State fair.
Sandusky has finally been selected as
the place and the l4;h, 18th. 16.h. and
18th days of September next, the time.
1t is currently reported here that this Sc.
lection was brGaght about by some Of
the ''fa!!f daughters of Sandusky, who
appeared and personally urged their
claim. How natural. Adam vas led as
tray also. bv listening to the voice Of a
woman. believe-serusd them right.
1t is reported that King Caucus has
decided TO have no extra session OF TIE
Legislature. That was we'll thought of
for. from present appearances, there will
be no time for one. for this bids fair.
judging from the progress thus far. 10
be a perpetual session. Oala think! four
weeks and only one iaw m1ds yeti ANY
school boy can figure from this data that
we will have no need of an extra session
Yours. Respectfully. T.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

Asssrs. Eaaors'-WM you be kind
enor gh to insert in your paper, The fd-
lowing communicatioD2
At a meeting Of the Wardens and Yes.
try of Christ Church. hell Jan. 93, 1858.
the following communication from the
Rector, Rev. j. E. Ryan, was received.
WARREN. Jan. e3l, 1858.
To the Wardens and Vestry of ''Chfis;
Church."
Genaemen i hereby tender you my
resignation Of the Ree.orsbip of Christ
Church. to take effect on the first day
OF February next.
l am called in the Providence of God
to 60 and plant the standard Of our be-
loved Church on the outer walls of our
North Yves, Territory, and feel found TO
obey that call.
In thus severving the ties Which have
bound ms together as Pastor and people.
| feel more than ] can well express.
You have shade M stay amongst \ GU
very pleasan, indeed and ] musi. heie
bear testimony TO The soliei,uie maai:e,t
ed by you at al times, to provide for the
temporal comforts ci me End mine.
For our great kindness AMI many
f.vors accept my sincere thanks.
Hoping that you will soon Cad some
one who will III re lhln ill thy place, I
am Yours very truly.
J. E. RYAN.
Al n subsequeu, meeting Of the War
drns and Vestry. the following preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously O lop
led. Whereas, Rev. E. Ryan has re
ceived a ca'l TO go and establish on,
church in our Nor,h Western T.ni:ory
rnd ;endered his resigusl ion a Rector o.
this Parish, TO take effect ,he first day Of
Feb. next. therefore,
Resoired, That we accept his resi- sna-
ton with a feeling of sorrow and regret
at the pro-pect Of a sep>ri:iIn of tie
ties which have heie:GfT exi:;ej be
tween the Rev. ]. + Ryin aud his Par
ish. ard beg to assure him Of our cuuvic
iion that no,l'in. but whs; he Con .eiVe
TO be a sense Of dury. would induce him
10 ieavea peopla who have always EN-
~,ivavo:ed TO m IKE his shirt stay anon,
them, comfortable and happy.
ResoLoed. That while We r1cnIniza the
duty of submission 10 that Myrcifui Be
ing who ord reih al. hi g. We canoo; re
srain from saying that We srea'Iy depl"re
the necessity whicn calls from Us our
Re;.or and that anil The regrets not on
ly OF his own Congregation, but Of this
whole comnunily. of the prospect oil
Sund ring the lies which now connect Us.
a I'd in behalf of said Parish, we do ex
tend to him our best wishes and sympa
tnies. that ia wha ever Geld he may
hereafter labor, that his Efforts n,ay be
blessed and prospered. That He who di-
rrcieth all our doings. may m AXE him
instrumental 10 promoting the cool OF
His church an ! the advancement. of His
Glory and The salvation Of His people.
Resolved, That The clerk of the Vestry
communicate TO Rev. j. E Ryan the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions.
By order of the Vrsiry.
JOHN L. WEEKS, Clerk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
DocroKrNa UNDER DIFF1cuLrrEs.-T

DocroKISG UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs-To
the practice oil medicine in Belooshis:sn.
SAYS BlGckwood, for October, there are
only two slight drawbacks. When tic
physician gives a dose, he is expected to
partske of q similar one himself, as q
guarantee Of his good faith. Should the
patient die under his hands. the relatives
Though BIZ no means bound 10 exercise
IL il all circumstauces) have the right of
putting him to death. unless a special
agreement has been made freeing him
from all responsibility as TO consequen.
ces; while he, should they decide on i'm
violating him. has no reasonable ground
for complaint. bat is expected to submit
to bis fate like a man and q hakim. In
other respects the smstegr will find an
easy field.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs-PubliShed BY jan.
sen & Co.. i26 Nassau Street, n. Y.
Terms: So per year.
The February number is received. Its
contents are-My Lost Home {; Hard
Roads, Chip Predictions Monday Oat
Paris or London; Sand and Roses; Re-
ding the Whirlwind ; The Sun Hose F;
Fair Time at Leipsic; George Levisor,
or the Schooliellows: A Piece Of WGIk,
and Number Five. Haubury Terrace.
The publishers of,r.xtra inducements
to subscribers at this time, for which
we refer our readers TO the Magazine
itself.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

The SLAVE TRADE.-The P evidence
Tribune says ihlt, Two years since. Mr..
Nathaniel Suan,on. OF ihat CRY, embark
ed On board lie Iisry 2. Sm III for Mon
leviJeo aad New Orleans. Alter gel
in well at s=s. he. with other psssen
gore, was iriuTm-d that the vessel WIS
irsIiaed TO t..e cuasi O. Africa for \
cargo of sla-es, AMI thai il he expected
good Treatment. he mu,L lend his assis
lance. Alter taking IN hoard a cargo
OF chittels,' the vr,s ] sailel for Braz l.,
was captured BY a 8raz.lian man OF war.
the vesse: was sold. and sll Oh board
who seem-d TO BE- CONNECTED with the
voyage Were con ! m,si L morrison
meG: ior lie. Az IF ,rt wall be made
for the release o. Mr. Slant, n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

SAD CASUALTY IN BRooELYN.-The
publ.c schoolhouse, corner of Concord
and Navy streets, BROOKLYN, n Y. took
fire on the afternoon of Tuesday last BE-
tween two and three o'clock, while the
school was filed with children. A ter
rible scene ensued. Several were smolh
cred o. crushed to death in their efforts
to escape, and many were badly injured.
The number killed We're seven. The
fire took from the heater. The teachers
SHOWED great firmness and courage in
their attempts 10 rescue In. children,
and remained in the rooms til all were
cleared. Many children were saved by
being throR from the windows, AMI
caught in The arms of the people below.
The school Was for both sexes. bu. all
the dead are boys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
Tha Country Gentleman,

We have heretofore uniutentionally
neglected TO notice the above. n ofthe
most valuable agricultural publica;i1ns in
the country. 1t is published at Albany
N. Y. by Luther Tucker & Son. Assoc
a year in advance; is printed in the best
style of the art; contains weekly l6 large
pages Of valuable matter, and VT were
told By a prominen! horiiculturist Of this
county. but a short time since. that he
would more willingly give up all his
other agricultural papers, than ID e
Country Gentleman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
Things and Doings st the Capital.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 28th, 1858,


Mssrs. Eaitors:-One day last week
Mr.. Andrews Of Auglaiz,. anxious the
people. should have Eight" offered a
resolution that extra copies Of several re.
ports and documents be printed in the
German language. Me-. Blair moved to
amend b. inserting also the Report of
Messrs. Sparrow and Wright on The
Treasury defslcations, but Mr.. Andrews,
perhaps thinking too much light might ia
jure The eyes of the Ohio Germans, op
posed the amendment, which was LOST
by almost 8 party vote. Thus showing
there is some kind of light the Dsmoc,
racy are unwilling the people shall see.
Scarcely had the glare Of the glitter
ing regimentals ceased 10 dazzle the eyes
Of the Legislators, or the sound Of the
drum ceased lis reverberations among
the arches of the Capitol. or The Militia
~ Delegation left the city before a Sen
ator was bold enough to rise 10 his place
and propo:ed to repeal the law of last
winter organizing the militia; the bill
has progressed. l believe, no farther than
its first reading.
The bill 70 prevent slsveholding and
kidnapping in Ohio was repealed as far
as the action of the Senate can go. on
Fiday last; the repeal vas by a strict
party vote. Such a law may appear
unnecessary in u State where freedom
is secured by the ordinance OF 81 aud
also b. q clause IN ;he State Constitution
10 the same effect; but the argument of
the friends Of its repeal are enough to
convince any one Of the necessity OF
just such law. 1t was urged as an OBJ
%jectioa that it interfered with the pleas.
ure of our Kentucky neighbors who
wished sometimes to come into our State
and bring their ssrv1a:s to drive their
carriages or for other purposes. Hence
the necessity of its repeal.
No" / presume n one will contend
that tie ordinance of 81" or the clause
in the Constitution can enforce them
selves, but must, to make them effective,
be enforced by legislative enactments and
penalties. and without these, slavery to
some extent at least, has existed, and in
all probability will exist again in the free
~ Safe of Ohio. The Senate on the
same day friday BY resolution made
Messrs. Phelps. Lsngdon and Reid q
standing committee on Executive Nomi-
nations. The intention Of this move /
presume is to have just such persons as
they may select appointed to Gil the va
rious offices which the law makes it the
duty Of the Governor to Eli. Well. if
they head. or ~ou,-general. the Com.
mander in chief of the Ohio Militia in
this way, why, I'm mistaken-,hat's
all.
Those "Kan.as Resolutions" ;hst
were passed with such speed AMI after a
rest Of a week were signed by the off
GERS of the two branches CT the Legisla.
ture had another resting spell from which
they were called in the Senate by Mr..
Herkle (RepubIicaD) who offered a res
that they be certified to. and
sent TO the Governor. The resolutions
was laid On the table by a strict party
vote But subsequently, were certified
and are now I persums Oh t5eJ way 10
Washington |
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Tie Rev. Chas. Avery died recently

Tie Rev Chas. Avery died recently
ia Pntsburgh, leaving a for,une7 70 600,
the mostof which, says the Guzstte. lie
has devoted to the good of his fellow.
men. Twenty thousand dollars is given
for the benefit of su%perannuated Metho-
dist ministers; So. 0J0 is b~equea;hed TO
Oberlin College. Oaio, which Leqaest
consists OF valuable property in Chicago;
10 a eoIored school IN A lesheny CITY lie
gives Ss5. 600. After remembering al
MS relatives il his will and many chari
table objects, he divides the Balance
$500, 00O, into two parts, devo:ins one
bali for Disseminating the light OF the
Gospel OF Jesus Christ and the blessings
of civilizs,ioa among the benigh,ed
black and colored Races OF people inhlb-
lung the continent Of Africa" and the
9th, half Tor the education and ele.a
ton of the eolored people OF the United
States and Canada.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
The Democratic Legislature.

1t is still fresh in the recollection O.
all, how during the whole Of the session
of the last Legislature, every Democrat.
lie paper in this State was filed with rail
dngs at the Republican Legislature, if.
-uselessness, extravaganza. quarrellipg
dc. Now we have q Legislature with 9
strong Democratic majority in bott
branches, with the power to pass any
bill neutrality-suspicious. to pass, and whaI
has it done during the month it has beer
in session, and what is it doiug7
First. 1t has passed Through the low.
er House, and probably through the
Senate, Mr.. Brooke's bill which opens
the jai!s Of Ohio for The incarceration o.
Fugitive Slaves, thus turning the jailE
into slave pens.
It has introduced another to re peal The
lew prohibiting kidnapping and slave.
holding in Ohio. 1t has introduced an
other to repeal the Habeas Corpus aci
which waspassed By the Republican Leg.
~islsture to protect the citizens of this
State from arrest BY Slave catchers.-
1t has introduced another. to prohibit the
settlement Of negroes and mulatioes in
the State. 1t has introduced a bill to
repeal the limiting the fees of County
Officers. which:if it {;he repeal) is sue
eessful viii again make the yearly fees
of the Treasurer of Hamilton County,
equal to the salary of the President
himself.
1T has passed a set of resolutions en-
dorsing all the official acts of Buchanan.
expressing perfect confidence in. and
satisfaction with him and his OFF .ial
course. and in the same breath protest
against the consumation of the Kansas
v~illisny which Buchanan is at this mo
ment using all the power of The Admin
istration to accomplish.
here are some fair specimens OF the
Beauties of Democratic Legislation.
In all csndor, we would ask if this is
the kind of legislation wished for by the
people of Ohio; and if it truly represents
:the will of a majority? There is 90
man, Republic&n of Democrat. who does
aot know that it either Of the bills we
have mentioned. were presented TO the
people. Ohio TO be decided by their
vese,athst in the whole State a single one
of them could not receive one thousand
votes.
In addition 10 ell this, We are infcrm.
ed that a bill will 1901 be introduced by
enc of the Democratic members, max
ing it penal to give employment to any
negro or mulalto in this State.
How true is the old adage. that whom
the Gods would destroy they first make
mad.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
George Barriball.

II will be recollec;ed, was indicted fol
Causing the death Of George Trimbl
and tried by a jury At The Court OF Com
mon Pleas. who returned a verdict OF
not gully on the first count but guilty
as charged in the second pun A mo
ton in arrest of Judgment was filed,
h card and ovtrruled, and sent, nee vas
passed upon him for manslaughier. and
he was committed to The pr%niten,iary
for one year only, pursusn, to the re-
quest OF the jury. 10 the Court, 10 infic,
the lowest penalty the law allowed.
Application for writ Of error to recover
judgment was granted by Judge Swan
r~eturnab.e TO District Court. The case
was tried at the last District Court on
Briefs, and after Judge BaItly left. jaeg
ment was affirmed BY the Common Pleas
Judges. one dissenting.
The OHIO Salesman, Of Jan. 90-h.
announces that in the case OF "Geor5e
Barriball, versus, State OF Oaio;-the
motion for writ of error was aloud by
the Supreme Court of Ohio" in session
at Columbus, Jan. 18Th. Ths Plaintiff
claims that the District Court erred in
affirming the judgment of the Court Of
G. P. anI that the Court Of G. p. erred
10 denying his motion in-arre-t.
The case turns on the m alter charged
in The second count in the Indictment -
Barriball claims that, on The finding o.
the first count. he was actually acquitted
OF the crime Of manslaugkLer and muir
der; and that il was an error in assuming
aud holding that the offence Of man
vas charged against him in
Ihs second ssqpb
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

A BRAVE HusBAND.-A man named
Peterson. livins samewher. in Slider
town. was arrested last evening. FIR cut
in off his wife's finger with a Ratchet.
1t seems that there was some diff :ul' Y
bet ween them. and he Ia revenge him
self. tuck a haIchet aud cut all the furni-
lure in the house 10 pieces. and concluded
his exploits by oh. piping off his Wife's
in.er. He then left his own hone AMI
vent to The Lafayette Hou,e. snd to' /
lodgings for the nigh. Th- officers took
him on, of bed. Dayton Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
FITS! FISH FITSlli
Dr.. HAScE-S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EFILEP1iC PILLS,

For the eHrs IF Fats. SpGszs. Cramps GEd all .Fsrr0E,
ard C@HStitsttOAGI D'ssasss-
Persons wac ere lIfo.Ias un5 ? this distressing mai
ally will fad pr iiANGE'S VEGETABLE EP1LepTlI
PILLS TO he the only remedy ever diScOvervi for eur
ing Epilepsy o. Failing Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervoa'
system; and. although they are prepared especially fci
the purpose Of euriag Fits. they viii he found Of =spe
ciaI benefit Gi AL persons athlete J With weak nerves
or ThO-e nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whstever. In chronic com.
pIIints. or diseases OF long standing, superinduced By
nervousness, they are exceedingly b nedciai-
Price s. per box, or two boxes for s.. Persons out
OF the city. enclosing a remittance. will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage For sale
by SETH :. uASCE. No. los 8ALTIM0RE STREET,
Baltimore. MI to whom orders from all parts OF ths
Union must he Addressed, post paid.
In,-r4 go
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

VIcroRIA's CuILDREs.-The Queens
children are rapidly growing up. The
Princess R,yai. WI" is about TO be mar
rel. is , aged II; the Prince of Wales
i. Is; the Princess Alice. whose hand is
t. Le Inn mded in marriage bv tn
Prince of O.an:=, il IL. AMI ih- Prime
Alfred. whyse reSidruc: a, A!verbank
hi> IN ia gra,icu>iy visited. is 13.
B j les these ftur eldest the family in
clu les HM-li~n, Fl; L uis:. Q; Arthur, 4:
,ud Leopold. 4.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03
Beware Of Raised Nntas

We are informed by an Cficer of one
of the banks Of tbs city. tn1t notes on
The SIase Bank Of Ohio. raised f.om tAcs
ia tweniirs. are 10 circulation throughout
Ire STATE. They aye So skil!fu-li cx Gu
e as TO deceive III most 'xperi,nceI
isd.e;: ami can only b. Directed by
uo.ieiny the difference in The vi ,ne',s un
the tTos and on tine .aenIies. -ColHnr
bus Statesman
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

The ANNA. pew Letting of Rev. Henry
Ward BeccHrr's church in Bro0ki, n
took place On Tuesday evening, leth
inst. All The s-'ts Were taken, ani the
premiums amounted 10 S425], more b.
$3.50 tian last year. The whole
amount realized from the prws is SIG :
25J. A large number ofnew applicants
we're unable 10 u5taia Seats.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

The SJrAcus Staedard says tha. Rev
III. L,su.n performed the MARI a e
ceremony on tbs 3lst inst TOR a coupIs
OF iasi,lves from DeIssare. named
And ew Jackson aud Vina Ann Perry.
the patty Immedis:ely stirred On =
wedding toar D. rhs Uli-rstrun iii
road to Ct1aia. wh-r. hey ~ 1eit L,
et y The hnnryn on. I ewei5ing par J
cJusis,s oi ave. al. o whom arrIyel la
" at the sam. line.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-03

LoEiEvIrY N PRuvIDKNcE.--The
Pr,viiencs .Journ u cou'a.nS the. names
OF niu-ly Eve per sons Of seventy years
AID up v ards who nave died in thai civ
dur.ng the past wear. The o'ies;p r>cn
was Patrick DJan Ily. aged on. kUa
drod and Ltres ye,rs. OF the wbcl"
Number, 67 or aouu! two thirds were
f-m tles. An Their tx mplf a'ion Of the
tru n of the ASSERTION that a larger nun
b ROT fem lies than males live 10 an sd.
yaaced t-.