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Sos0,9OG 6l7 1913 GO
ASSETS.
Cash on hand S43455 %
Cash in h'ds of Agents or in
course of transmission. 3II06 81
Balls on book due company Sls,1s3 %
Bills recev seed by person
al security, G9974 55
Real Estate unencumbered. $4,000 90
Tota1 anrount If Assefa $40
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-25

INC OHfobtiIy of ms Wdchtne.
Is very great. | don't see why it should not last
Tor ten or twenty Years, with only repairs of roun-
der and rope which wonld be very trifiiny. The
whole cost Of repairs upon all the several hund
red machines have sold in the last two wears
taken together, don't amount to two dollars aud
many OF them have been in constant use in large
families.
For sale by WARD d SOUTIIMAYD
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Vireinia Seeking for symnathu.


The Richmond Wig pleases itself with
the idea that fear of arrest has driven Gar
rit Smith crazy. On the contrary. the
charge, rung through the country, that he
was the auS Of the Brown tragedy. had
so impressed his mind that his insanity
broke out in a determination, to 20 to Viz
ginia and give himself up; and he was ia
ken to the Utica Asylum under the dclu-
sion that he was on the way to Virginia.
1t doubtless, would be a consolation to
Virginia to find that even an insane nan
at the north had been frightened, bu teycn
that sympathy is denied them. 1t is re-
gardcd by the South as q very high-toned
trick to charge all the prominent men in
the north with atrOcious crimes on account
of the fatal alteration of one. The effect
of this on a mind that recoils from violence
and blOcdshed and is keenly sensitive to
the ills and sulferings of humanity. is the
overthrow Of Gcrret Smiths reason. The
crime of a small band, that DESTROYED lives
and throw away their own in Virginia,
seems quite minute compared with the
atrocity OF the vast conspiracy Of the dem
ocratic party to use it as a political weap-
on, by accusing tie leading statesman OF a
great political parry, as we'll as the major
ity Of the northcn people, OF completely with
In the presence OF so stupendous q
that Of John Browns party cannot
excite any horror among honest men
J0rracL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
4 Wedding.

The Cleveland Herald of the 10th chron.
isies a gay wedding which took place in
that city on the evening Of the 18th. Tho
high contracting party were Miss Kate s.
Winslow of Cleveland, and Mr.. John B.
Williams Of Baltimore, I'D. The Herald
says:
The ceremony was in the elegant First
Presbyterian Church, which about six
O'Clock was thrown open to the largest and
most persistent crowd that has ever filed
its walls. Long before the time for the ar
rival of the bridal party, not only the seats.
the aisles, the parlor, the Sunday school
room, the organ loft, and the vestibule were
filed TO repletion. but the pavement in
front Of the church was packed. and hun
drcds who came and saw how things were
made no attempt to penetrate the mass
The bridal party, composed Of those whose
names Will be found under the proper head,
with many family friends from this city,
Baltimore, and other places, entered the
church. The evening was beautiful, though
cool; carpets we're spread from the carriages
to the v~estibule, and the cortegs passed up
the center and broad aisle, the organmear-
while giving a delightful voluntary. The
altar was decorated with exquisite massive
bouquets in silver vases, and the full pow
er Of the gas burners gave great brilliancy
to the exciting scene. The Rev. DIR. AIKEN,
In a very felicitous manner, performed the
ceremony necessary to make the twain one
flesh. and the party retired under the full
flood Of the Wedding Match rs given IN
der the master touch of that most exqui-
site Of Clevelands musicians, Mrs. CLARK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
GodaY's Lady Rock.

Published by Louis AGOdcy, 323 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Terms 50.
per year.
In the December number, Cooley has
out did himself. The cngravings are nu-
merous and excellent. The Departure and
Return, OF First and Second Glass Cars,
Suspense ard Ssrrow, four match pictures,
the Fashion Plates, sixteen pages of wood
~engrarings in all make quite an extensive
picture gallery.
With the Januarynumber viii commence
a new Story, by Marion Harland. author
Of "Alone," ..Hiddcn PATH" "Moss Side"
This is the time to subscribe, and thus
begin with the January number. Wewill
the Lady's Book and the Chronicle
fer $3.50, per year
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Thrilling AdYsnture.

Last Monday morning about IL o'clock,
the new wire suspension bridge spanning
the Scioto just above the confluence at this
place with the Ohio, was undermined and
Frustrated by the force of the Scioto cur
rent. That morning, at an early hour, Mr..
E. Is. Cassidy, and two other citizens Of
this place, crossed the bridge in a buggy,
on a hunting expedition. They were out
in the woods all day, and had net heard Of
the fall of the bridge. They returned in
the evening, and arrived at the crossing
after dark. \ span of the bridge, reach
ing from the shore cut over 4 portion of
the river, still renamed. as it had been left
by the structure breaking in two. The
hunters, all in fine spirits, and unconscious
of danger, started over the bridge. The
driver noticed the horse hcsitatcd after GO
ing some distance, and urged the animal
forward. The poor brute advanced a step
or two, and again stopped. The driver got
out, and to his horror discovered the bridge
gone, and the horses head projecting over
the yawning gulf. They were on the very
brink of death. Another step forward
would have plunged them down into the
river, where the angry waters rush
Cd Ike q race horse to the Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
The Randolph Will Case.

An important and singular will case has
been before the Greene county Court Of
Common Pleas for two weeks past. Rich
ard Randolph, a relative of the famous
John Randolph, Of Roanoke, died in Greene
county, O., last year. BY his viii lie be-
qucathed all his property, valued at about
$4,000, to his executor, VIM. Knott, to
be applied to purchasing the freedom of all
the living slaves of the Randolph family,
IN Virginia. Victor Randolph, a brother
Of the deceased living in Virginia, is trying
to break the VIII on the ground of the al
legged insanity of the deceased. The case
wa fully investigated, and the jury return
Cd q verdict sustaining the will.
If insane when he made his will, Mr..
Randolph had been insane for some wears.
before. for he had often told his ncishbors
and friends that he intended to dispose of
his property just ashc did BY wilL-Loak
Sr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
The Chic State journal.

We publish, this-wcck, the prospectus OF
this paper, and caH the attention of eur
readers who wish to read what we think is
,the best paper of its kind, published IN this
State. Ithasiat its head an able corps Of
Editors, anafit contains daily and weekly,
1--WE say it without Displacement to other
papers, the most ably written political ar
ticlcs which are Published in any paper in
this State. It IS ef tie greate.t irapor-
lance to the Republican Partyof Ohio, that
its central organ Sic uldbecdited with abiI-
ity, and tic STATE Jeurnal under its pres
emit managtnheat comes up to the desired
standard. To the efforts of the State Jour
nal its able, losical and fercible articles,
much of the credit cfthe 1ietery achieved
in the late canvass, is due.
There are many reasons why TIE Jour
nal is valsable to Republicans of Ohio. be-
sides the fact that its original articles are
written with great ability. 1t contains
full reports Of the proceedings Of the State
LEGISLATURE, while2it is in session, a daily
~tcIegraphic syaopsisef the Debates in Con-
gress, reports Of the decisions of the ST.
prone Court OF Ohio, and the general news
Of the day. o The terms are low, and VIC
take pleasure IN recommending it to the
Republicans If this County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
A PHYsICIAN's TEsTIMOgY.

hADIsoSvILLE, Mercer Co.. NO., May 81, Is5s.
DR.; G. NJ JAcKsoS. DEAR SIR: About TWO years
ago L had eongestive chilis, which so compieteiy
ProsuaiSd my whole system, that Cor months I deg
paired Of recovery. As a natural consequence Of the
Gihserous congestion Of blood to the thOracic visceTa
Sor internal organsl, l vas nov affected With chronic
lhltnistl9n OF the liver, stomach. and spleen. accom-
panied win palpitatio IA Of the heart, and a long train
u distressing nervous symptoms. I tried an the
usrai renlediesin vain. AZ length, l vas Induced by
my brother 10 use "Dr. Hoohand's German Bitters, as
ne san tHey had almost cufei him Of Dyspepsia. They
Afforded me iiamedilte relief, and In one week sitter I
hesaH using them. wls able - passae ~ ordinary
ayJcai;Cu.
lam des.rous OF becoming yous agent here, Tor I
am coHiiu,n "A. that I can TelI a iauge anaOzAt Of the
sshUihi article. l EG putting ~ = drug store atthis
place. a''t should consider uy stock CT medicines
~AcoIr!e. without youc inga.EaHie preparation.
GEORGE " sTE NANT, NJ. D.
These Eit.ers are intended f,r Liver Compla!nt,
DySpt isia. Nervous Dcbiiity, ard diseases arising
from e sisoEiered stomach. They siH perform what
Il Is sau they will For sale by druggists and store
keepers IN sFery town and v~illagein the United States,
Caaadas, West Indies, and South America at rs cents
per bottle See that you get IiOoGAnd's German Bit
tc.S. INV ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

The greed Of m~oney-getting is not very
particular in the way of accomplishing It's
purposes, but the most singular instance
We have lately heard of is an effort to turn
the execution Of 0ssawatomie Brown and
his fellow eonspirators to account by get
ting up a monster excursion from all parts
of The country Of those who have 4 sufi-
cicndy morbid appetite for the horrible to
induce them to desire to be present. Mr..
Simon Pcrham, not without n~otority as 4
Snowman, has conceived this happy idea,
and recently addressed the President OF the
and Chic Railroad, inquiring as
to the amount OF reduction upon the rcgu-
lar rate Of fare which would beconccded to
lis excurtionists. Mr.. Garrett not think
the occasion Z proper one, or that the peo-
pie who would travel hundreds of miles to.
sec 1--WE or six criminals executed, exactly
class of visistors who would be acreca-
to the Virginia authorities, has caused
that opinion to be made known to lIr. pe1-
ham.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Hon. Thomas III. Howe.

In reply to a letter signed by a number
Of the prominent citizens of Western Penn
sylTania, requesting him to allow hisname
to be used as 2 candidate for nomination
for the Office of Governor of that State
Mr. Howe authorizes them to place his
name at the disposal of his fellow citizens.
We hope he may be nominated, and
elected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

WHEELING, YA-0n Saturday night
last, about IL o'clock, some villain entered
the house of Henry G@lesncr, situated on
the Pike, at the head of North street, and
after robbing him Of ffty-fyc dollars in
money. attempted to blow his victims
brains cut 10y a shot from a pistol. The
robber entered the house througha window,
and in securing the money; aroused Ar.
Glesner from his bed. Finding himself
thus opposed, the robbcr fired q pistol, the
contents taking cfectin the side of Mr.. G's
head, inilicting 4 severe wound, which It is
feared may result fatally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
FEVERS.

Fever. Ike cver5 other form OF discaset7 which the
sILlsn syste.a is liable, is caused ~ impare kumnrs.
This He-ng caused by tire more rapid action Of the
blood struggling VITA Ha;ure, in eals ,yoriug to cast
QUE OF the body The cSrTupt matter viich is deadly
opposed Ia heath. Hence the ecoi ard bad hrmors
are various; causing FeaVintss, IangGia. dlacul.
BREATHING eyes ouh and heavy, anxiety, signing and
yaEEing. ditsrnats Cts @! heat AID cold. AMER Wkich
the patient complains Q: raius in the head and back.
greas thirst. naasea ard sickness, = fulness about tie
- inch, and sometimes vomiting billions matter. Dr
AorSe's Indian Roof Pills are acknowledged tn he q
STRENGTHENING aud delightful MEDICINE foFS kinds Of
levers. Itry not only cleanse the stomach and bow
cts from All vAIioUS matter. .l- hey orea the exc-c-
tory vessels, causing them TO pour cop.ous illusions
from The 'ood into the bowels. after which the cor
Tunted mass IS thrown out ~ the natural passage OF
tis BODY All hat is required, in urgent cases Of fe-
YER VIII te 70 take lgrre doses In order 20 have
them operate thoroughly BY the bowels, take from
three 20 I've, night and morning. altil HE fever en-
-irely disappears Alter Ehich, from two 20 four ev-
cry evening until we'll, and you viii be convinced
this is tie best way TO ohseE fever. lecause they
drive out all iEh1m1ti0n. AMI restore the body 10 a
state Of s"aHl health And the LlOod and uther G1iIs
viii be 50 thoroughly purified that disease in any form
will be utterly impOsSibIg.
DE-. EuasE's Indian Root Pills arc sold by all deal.
IN Medicines Nov. IL, 'Jg-lm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

The railway at the Cape of Good Hope
was commenced lately under the Presiden-
cy of G. Grey and the work is being vigor-
ously prosecuted. The first Of eight loco
motives that have been ordered for the new
road has been completed, and has been max
ingtrial trips on one Ofthc English railways.
This will be the frs road in Southern Africa,
and its construction will inaugurlte a new
era in the reclamation and civilization of
that great continent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
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The chivalry of Virginia is in an awful
fiHttcT-they burn for distinction. and arc
franticaily seeking fuel fer the fame. by
a vigorous and skilful coup desat, two sus-
PicioHs looking individuals have been ex-
PEELED from Richmond, and now quite a
number Of suspicious looking and spspi-
ciORsly directed letters in the postolice at
Narrenton have to be disposed OF. Just
to think Of Fifteen or twenty letters
with suspicious directions Shall we have
a proclamation! VIII the chivalry band
together for their destruction?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

The WcmorioL. of Amicns, France, states
that some workmcn while recently engaged
in digging out q foundation at the mill of
Jucguva, near Abbeyille, discovered three
Celtic flint axes. There has also been
found 4 worked flint in one of the sand pits
Of Mcnohecourt. 1t was in one Of these
pits that were discovered, some time back.
scattered remains of the gigantic animals of
the old world, mastadons, rlinoceros, Gle
nhant. &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
.-@G2-@

CAMBRIA Goa German named Englc,
On the 10Th, met with a drcdful accident
at Johnstown, which caused his death in an
hour and a half after It's occurrence. He
employed in ~excavating q vault under
Stemmcr's brewery, and had Just rc-entcred
the vault after the discharge of a blast,
when a mass Of rock fell from the roof up
on him. mutilating him ina shocking man
ner. The deceased resided in Cambria
City, where he leaves awife and four chill
dren in dependent circumstance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
CaSsius II. CLAW.

Made a speech. at Coyington, Ky, On
Wednesday evening, in which he denounccd
slavery with his accustomed force and Bit
@terncss, and predicted the triumph Of the
Republican party. The Cincinnati Ga=sHe
says that near the close of his remarks, he
was interrupted By some n calling out,
Let him down." Tar and feather him,
Sc" The speaker Informed these parties.
in reply, that he was used to that kind Of
4 thing, and he would like to see it done"
1t was not done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Stampede of Negroes from Lewis Coun

Last Monday night ten negroes, five
males and five females, ran off from La
grange, Lewis county, in this State
They belonged to seven different persons,
and being valuable slaves, were worth not
less than $4,000. They stole a aat-boat
with which they crossed to the Illinois shore.
with the help, no doubt, Of Abolitionists.
4 reward of S2,6J3 is offered for their ar
rest. On Friday night another negro be-
longing to Capt. Lillard, Of the same place.
effected his escape, making eleven in all
81. Louis Ne3rS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

FATAL ACCIDENT AT PIERpOyE.=A
young mar in the Western part OF Pierpont
township, of the name of John Brace, was
shot on Friday last by the premature dis
charge of his gun. The circumstances of
the accident were these: Brazee, with
other young men, had loaded his gun with
shot to shoot pigeons, and while drawing
the rod from the stock, the gun was dis
charged and contents lodged in his side
He fingered until the next day when death
relieved him of his misery-CoaReaga Re
porter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

SINGULAR CIECUMsTANCE-IIoUSEB BURNT
About midday, Thursday the Sd inst,
a dwelling house upon the farm of I. NJ.
White, was discovered to be on fire, but
timely aid having been rendered, the fire
was soon c~xtinguishcd. On Thursday, the
18th inst, about eight o'clock in the eve
ming, just one week fron the day above
mentioned, the same house was again dis
covered TO be N fire, and in spite Of every
effort, was destroyed with nearly all its
contcntS-I6rtGge Dem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Members Of the State Board Of Equal

LIST Dist. L. Waiter, Israel Jones. ].
Dan Jones, Dem.
2nd.-Jacob Egbcit,
3rd.-M. W. Carol,
4th.-Jesse Dugan, Dem.
5th.-Benoni Ncsbct,
6th.-Major Dunlap, Dem.
It'll W. Gilaland, Dem.
6th.-S. C. johnson,
9th-Alex. White, Dem.
l0th.-Adin G. Hobbs. Dem.
Ilth.-Wm. NJ. Donald,
12th.-A. l. Northrop,
lSth-Saml u. Collock,
l4th.-Seth Woodford,
15th.-Wm. Cooper, Dem.
16th.-P. n. o. Barnan,
I7th-S. s. Cunard,
I3th.-James NJ. Burt. Dem.
l9th-James L. Morris, Dem.
20th--A. c. Ramagc,
2lst-Amos Carr,
22nd-Jamcs B. Ladd,
23rd.-David Haynes,
l2ith,-Erastus- Spencer,
25th.TSam'I Williamson,
2Gth-John Hoy,
27th-Gco. Clifton,
2Sth.-Lewis Donald, Dem.
29th.-Geo. ". Uric, Dem.
30tA.-W. S. Russell,
3lst-B. r. Titus, Dem.
32nd.-Rhinehart, Dcm.
35rd-P. D. Bigelow,
Board adjourned until the first Tusday
# December at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Yours, II. D. HAYNES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
leatbs.

In Champion, on the I2.h inst, PHEBE,
wife Of Marcus Baldwin, in the25,h yearof her
age.
In Baze;ta, on the S0.h ult,, ELISHA G..
TEW, son of Henry Tew, Esq, Of Fowler, in
the 3G:h year Of his age.
In Warren, on the 30th ult., SARAH ANNE,
wife of John j. Cunning, in the 4)th year Of
her age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Fatal Rene0ntre

Bet,sesn Messrs. ANaa 4. Hall, Of tie
NashriUe Dajy Nesrs, and G. G.. Roia-
dsrter, Of tie Union and ARericaa-
Death cfthe Latter.
Arencontre took place at Nashville, Tenn.
on the 18TH, between Messrs. G. G. Pom
dexter, one of the editors of the Union and
American, and Allen a. Hall. senior edi-
tor of the Daily News, which resulted in
the almost instant death of Mr.. Poindcx-
ter.
The quarrel originated in personal az
tielcs published in their respective papers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

Late accounts from Utah state that
Judges Sinclair and Cradlebapgh are on
their way to Washington. Murders and
assassinations continue, but no arrests are
made, IS the Mormons systematically OBJ
struct the course of justice, and the Courts
arc perfectly useless until somc change is
made in the course of Government. GOV.
Johnston is 50 restricted by instructions
that he cannot afford protection to those
who seek it The presence Of the army at
Camp Floyd is Of no earthly use but to add
to the prosperity of the Mormon in consc-
gaence of the money spent for supplies.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

The English papers represent the health of
Elizabeth Barrett Browning as very delicate
much so to enable her to bear the
seventies OF the English climate. She suf-
even from the comparatively dry and
pure, though cold, winters of Florence
She is now residing with her husband in
Her health, however, is not bad
enough at present to Justify any alarm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

Dr.. JouS DoY, Of Kansas notoricty. has
returned to Rochester, n. Y. The Roch-
ester Express says the Doctor intends soon
to publish a volume entitled: SIX months
i'll the Dungeons OF Missouri, or the Int
riOr Workings of Slavery There is a re-
ward ofs3,000 offered for his capture and
return to Missouri. The Doctor had bet
ter keep Il sharp eye out for the kidnap-
DapS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

THE wife of George Kennedy, (who is
in the Cincinnati Jail charged with the muir
der of one MahOne,) visited her husband
the other day, and conccaling him in her
clothes, let him pass out, herself staying in
his cell. Kennedy was arrested shortly af-
ter ON the street, down which he was ma
king his way as fast ashis petticoats would
permit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
Arthur's Home Magazine.

Published by T. S. Arthur 60, 323,
Walnut Street Philadelphia, Ia. Terms
s2Per year. ~
eBeshave always had a strong liking f-
this magazine. 1t makes few pretensions,
put it is very perfect in its way. 1t is al
ways neatly printed on nice white paper,
and its contents correspond With its cztcri-
or. The articles arc always short but in
point of literary merit, they arc excclled by
no ladies m~agszinein the country, and their
moral tone is always une1ccptionable-
yyc can cheerfully recommend itas guest
at The frcsile.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

Gen. SCOTS arrival at San Francisco.
was the occasion of q display and reception
never before recorded to a public man in
the Golden State. The old hero was so
taken in, by the magifcencc Of the occa-
sion, that words failed to express his son
timcnts. He left again on the I7th of
October for Puget's Sound.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

IN English publishing house has an
nounccd a new publieatiOn-A Sequel to
Adans Bede. The London Times has been
requested to state that the work IS not by
the Author Of AdGHl Bede. This 4
thOrised use Of a popular authors title is
doubtlescs solely for eOmmcrcia lpurpossa and
IS scarcely fair dealing towards the public.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
The Ttrqiri2 Scare.

Two houses having been burned in the
vieinicy Of Harpor's Terry, Or Charlcstown
Va. troops have bean ordered ont, and the
greatest excitement prevailed The Wash
ington Correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette says
Nothing can srirpess the intense excite
ment said to exist throughout Virginia al the
recent accounts from Cha1estoWn, and
nothing can equal the chagrin which viii
be felt when all these accounts ere shown
to. be besh, and it is proved that the alarm
was both causelcss and ridiculous. Col. j.
Lucious Davis, Who has acted in so many
affairs Of honor, has rendered himself su-
premely absurd. and the Virginiaus them
selves are awakening 10 g perception Of
this fact. ~s-- lei
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

\ NEEDLESS RUN.-Thc Grand Juryin
the L. S. Court at Cleveland, have failed
to find a bill against Conn, who was con-
fined in the Rayenna Jail on a charge of
counterfeiting. 1t will be remembered that
Conn broke jail, a few days before the as
sembling Of the Court. Quite a needless
enterprise OF his part, 1t seems-Rarenaa
Dam.