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BANKERS.
REAL 1TATE AgaEpSTs.

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QLLLS Of Exchange Ga ali the prsnslnal
ID cities bongiat aa1 sola.
Goiasctaons NADIA, isAaa eaAeres and var
rsnts loeatsd In Western Iowa. Nshxaags
cad Kansas.
Laaans aaaeksd ssE fsrsign capitalists, On
good sssaEiky.
karmss Town Loss and uaimprossa laaas
bought and cold.
DsPosafs received aRd Interest allowed.
L@aa warrants Daaghk and sold.
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RERER EhEF1EI,s,

FH0MAS sFTHsE1- w&.n (. Pussy.
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STATE POLICY.


white nan bslow Ne lsvsa Of ths Negro sud
Relies, TAas No are oppossd 10 tina
pclgsy inaagmTaxs In thi8 State hy the Be-
pnhGae&m party BIZ which the iImi9rMtleu 10
has STATS ca tia ARFieanYses Ii enSeurag-
I'd aAd psoneted, Ehas bringing cheap ne-
gro labor into direct ecmpssiti0n with the
EahoR &C sha whaka maaa and Auod oug State
wtkA elaas &C p0pasakieh takk can msve1
h@eoms eiklzsas thereof; and ws are Ia Ia
wux eta change which ahAiI discourage and
prevent tie settlement u that race among
an.
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a9saxilF Ea khe iaseEmIxing IL black aad
whIta Aai s9aa d the cusAzaeA sGhuols. or
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sehaaa san& De maIsk&tn sspsrata and fnGe-
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Tree AeGE@aa reside.
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Of chic, Fadtaaa aad ufinaas axeIaAa the
grea BsgToss % the 80ush from thar lfmiss
by s&ringans lawBs Kowa will become ths
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-05

FANCY GROCERIES, ali klads Eor SAT
Il shaap as whsdsnale II retail,
BAKKn b EVANS
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A LEO, svagy thing appsFsaimaAg 10 siaa
"a b@almaaa u . " holssais and Rska1
Gzaeax. eaR BE had al as Eeasanab5e pgsess
az at any sthax heass abovs 81 Kaaiss
BAKER & EvAMA
Aag. ., 1859. M
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w estsrn Country /!

TRIED FRUITS. be- sale ehsAp al
lid BAKER u EwAMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
TERM6 OF ADVERTISING.

Basinsss Cards, not sxcseding sir lines, inside
4l6, otherwise 1lo.
Funeral Notices u %. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advsrtissmenta lssdsd and piscSd under the
head Of especial Notices." dosbtt Ae ordinary
Special Notices in the Local Column 70 cents
per ine.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exslu-
nvsly In the Daily, after the Arst tvo week l.
5o pcr cent. more than the above ratSs,
All fvansssHf a1vevstse~enfs nssf - pASd for
IN adssscs. This rsle will not hs varied from
when tAs advertiser uses the Weakly acne
the price will bs the same - In the Daily
Where the Daily sad Weekly ars 18th used,
IS par cent. will be deducted fron ths asrre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 90 mnch for the space be occupies, the
changss being chargeabis for the coh position
only. This plan il now generally adopted
Our charge for changss will be is cents per
square.
- In all cases whore Advertisement, are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or ths time eontraStsd for, they will Be ehsrrsd
mp at oar regular rates for the tine actual
~ In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18

JAN, - 1859.
Through Tickets,
Prom KE0KUK
TO Ind annapolis, fnt class. -
TO Cincinnati, 6rst class ........... 70
@rPassengers leaving Keokuk in the morning
rsach indianapolis next day il the afternoon, and
Cincinnati in the evening, with
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARSi
A0Tnvslsr for any point in the Union or
Oanadas oAn procure
THROUGH TICKETS,
Coco UnsII UseA,
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Moin-S ST., betcssn First end Second,
oPPosIrx rHE BILLINGS RoUsR,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
n. TRWKRBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH rRElGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be made ~ this office.
Jan. 8, 1S6e-d
ksskak, Ms. Plsasans = MuscasAne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE

o N r y \ lily r = A INl~,
To take effect on Monday, January II, 1859.
IRON and sfter the shove date and until far
L ther notice, One Passenger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk % follow:
Leaves ksokak daily (6an1ays ssespted) st
6soO o'clock .. n. Arrives 81 Aontrose as 7:lk.
Returning. leaves Montsoss 81 S:l6 p. M. Ar
rives at Keokuk ct p. N.
FORMING, in connection with the Western Stage
Company, daily line TO Burlingtos, making sure
conneotions with trains for Chicago and Mt Pleas
ant.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLIN, Lessee.
J. r. TnwKsBURY, Ticket Agent, Aain-st.
jan Is, '5e-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
oxo. q. AHDERsoH. ALnxAHDnR BARCLAY
[EsTABLIsHEDI IN Is1e.]

BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il o - q q. 4 D r r N 4 @ ..
7 HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who hes
been ny teller for the last SIX ysaSs). The bsai-
nses, hereafter, willbs conducted under the Arm
and style of
GEO. @. ANDERSON = 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses az mot
the ohsst) In lows, the new Arm solisits ssntin-
aance Of fprme- patronageso ibsrally sxtsndsd 10
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and reuit, less Rx-
change, on the day Of payment, frss Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly By senior part
aer, Wis
Rxy1RExcHs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier Co., Banksrs,N
Edward ". Claxk I Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Chpp, Fuller 3 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman 4 0elpcke, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Harmsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt 4 Co., /" Louisvills.
State Savings Institution, 6t. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. ], IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON.
janSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
Literary depot,
WIN. WILSON,

w 0. "4L6ON,
lsUccEssoR TO n'nILLKN co.,)
Johnsen s., Near the Pest office.
HAvlNG purchased the we'll known Literary
IL Depot 81 Mcmillan Co., the undersi Rncd
will continue the business In ail its depar tments
am In constant receipt Of al the
Daily Newspapers,
weekly Li.eraIiss,
Monthly Magazines, and
New Publications generally.
Also, large assortment Of Stationery.
1888. Fall and winter 1908.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
y.A.HurcHissox. JAnas pEwHY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Third-st. bet. Main ..KEOKUK.
LAVE JUST received at their Fashion nable
Ii TailsFing and Furnishing establishment,
: cnoics sna Aosiient sappiy oi Droaaoie esns
Cassineres, Vestngs, and Dents FURNISH
ING GOODS, OF ell descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved aud satisfactory manner. They are con-
stAatly receiving the New York and Philsdel-
phia fashions; and respcctfully solicit Al Who
desire good work and the best material TO give
thsm call.
Sept. ~, .5s-dly HUTCHINSON i DEWEY.
keskuk Dranch OF shc state asa1K
~ Iowa.
guNHlS Bank IL now open for the transaction Of
j General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention. and
remittances win be made for those payable insHhis
city, on the day OF payment at the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamil, SamI r. Miller.
John q. Floyd, j. w. Cleghorn,
&C. Ramsay, J.. M. Billings.
C.Garber, B. r.. Moody,sJ. III. Shelley
\ ". HARRisox, President
J.W. McMILIsx, Cashier.
Ksokuk, Nov.6, 't8-d9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18

Tho Coleman Farm Mill.
THE WONDER AND lDIIRlTloN or THEWoRLD
Every Farmer HIS own MAllerg
GREAT SAVING OF TINE AND EXPENSE /
The only Successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BUCKwHxAf AND FAMILY YLoUR.
csn be Yss BY Horse, Stesm, Wind Water Posssr.
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sitting corn meal
for family use, while grinding, So.
Price, with Eoltng Machine attached, for making
Family Flour, t7b.
Descriptive G.culars can b had, or the mill can
Be seen Ia operation ct the olcs Of the 'sOolemaa
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No.
6pruce-st., N. r.. whore al orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
deo33d0m Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
Rtx, il ale 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER or MAIN AND THIRD,

RBY1R1nCRs:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward 1ylsT, ksq., Cashier 6sNoik Bk., Boston-
Asss1. Dana, FaFrar = HyAs, Boston.
Bank ef NswbaSy, Wells River, VT.
Asssrs. Aattosks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Asssrs. Greeley Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Denis0n, Ksokak.
B: ,. Hinman, ESQ.,,
EahaAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18

OvorC0atIngs NJ Costy
VlSHE subscriber will sell the balance Of his
Overcoatings at cost, until January lst.
Doclod b. j. SMITH.
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LA w NOTICE

La w NOTICE.
ID ANKlN, MILLER ENSTER, Attornsys II
IN Law have removed their Of6oe to the roons
over tho Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.,
corner Of "a and kAin.strssts. Entrance on a st.
Jan. -, '5o-dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18
EDWARD DEANS,
DE- RAPER AND TAILOR.

RAPER AND TAILOR.
Bscond-st., between Main and johnson, up stairs.
KE0KuK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Clothl and Caasimsrss
- constantly on hand and out and made M Into
garments In aAtyle unsurpassed in ths city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in the latest
and best styles. [dec10-dly1
REMOVED
W.. -. MlCEs AFChitocs,
IL AS removed his O6Rce into the md story az
IL Hatch Thompson's new Bank Building, ON
O1hCo on Sec0nd~st. rmoh16dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-18

(which WILDE sold low for Cash. -
Watches, Jewelry and Clocks Repaired, and war
rantsd, At
No. ! Estes House, Cor. MAIN Z Ssh.
| NovsOd SAML q. BRIDGES.
Ladies' Fancy Hair Pins
| A - ssortment ust receivea ct No. Estes
n House, corner Of Main and 5th streets.
Deed s. g. BRIDGES.
|ArA.ns.1 +. .ro.'A
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
Fine watches, Clocks, Jeweiry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. 57a Main-st., between "a and Sd.
KEOKUK,..-
HAVING lately added largely to our facilities
We are now prepared to do al kinds of work per-
| tanning to that businsss In the most approved
| style.
Geld Rings Of any sise or quality made to
order.
Particular attention paid to the repairing Of
Watches, by FrRsr GLASS WosknEH. Ali work
warranted to give satisfaction.
Gold and silver pectacles to suit all
eyes that can bs suited. Glasses matshsda and set
Cash paid for old SILVER and California Gold.
nov9dAw PARMELE b BRO.
v. u. ArsTIx. Q. n. ALsEss.
w. n. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. iis MAIN-sT.,
kEOk ......... .........I0WA.
"E GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold by M to be
w as represented, and deliver goods bought ct
retail to any part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
prepared 1t all times TO sell Ut Wholesale and retail
all grades Of FLOUR at the lowest market prices
orders from the Country, accompanied by the
Cash or Produce, win be filled PROMPTLY ct the
LOWEST wHoLEsALE PRSCRs.
CASH PAID
For all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dec. 80, 5s-d&w
GUGAns-Crushsd,
~ Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale by W.H AUSTIN 3 co.
dec30dkw
Al OLA sEs-Bslcher . and 81. Louis Refine
v1 ry-in bbls. hlf. bbls. and ksgs--for sale BY
dec30dAw WI. AUSTIN / co.
sOEFEE-Rio,
Laguyra,
and Costa Rica,
for sale BY w. H. AUSTIN i co.
dec30dkw
SUsAkd1cUkED HANS,
~ Country do
Shoulder.
and Side Meat.
for sale BY w. 81. AUSTIN co.
dec3Odkw
u EEF TONGUES and Dried Beef, ct
- dec3O W. Ii. AUSTIN co.'s.
EAIR.MAVEN UYsTERs
II EcEIvED every evening fresh, and for sals
- 10y iow oy y. =. AUSTIN 90.
ENL0uHs tLOUns-A hrEs lot Of all Sradaa
Of Country and City FLOUR on hand nov and
d.o3odk~ WI. AUSTIN CO.'S.
WTINDOW SASH and FRAMES, al sises, Tor
w sals Low by w. ii. AUSTIN co.
dscov01W
"kAPPIN0 PAPER, all sises Of Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
sale Low by w. ii. AUSTIN i CO.
dec3OdAw
II OsTETTER'S BITTERS,
Ill Schisdam Schnapps,
Leshess Stomach Mtter,
Lsslies Ginger Wins,
For sale by VIII. AUSTIN : co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
4 Budget Of Wonders.

wonder how it is. hat during Aese hard
times, wien TURNER'S, merchants, manufacturer
and mechanics. harc all they can 10 to keep
their heads above water, that our numerous
drinking saloons are So well sustained, AMI new
ones opening UP every week or 50.
i wonder bow it IL, that men who complain
that ii is impossible for them to pay small bills
due to merchants and mechanics, can always
find plenty with which to buy liquor, and
treat, when happening among friends behind
the screens of the drinking saloons.
/ wonder how it is, that Young men who
dodge their washer women, and who are al
ways behind with their boarding bills, can
find money and time to spend in the billiard
rooms, and are always ready for a game of no
ker," or "seven up"
wonder how men live and support their
families, who have no income, and do not work,
while there are others who are industrious and
apnear to be constantly employed, aud yet say
they can scarcely make bothknds meet"
Iwonder why it is that there are so many
men who arc too poor to pay three cents a week
for their county newspaper, and yetspend from
Is to Is cents 4 week for tobacco and cigars, to
say nothing about an occasional mint julep or
brandy smUsh, or daily glass or two of lager
wonder why it is that there is no Supervi-
scr TO repair that miserable road leading south
from the canal bridge on "Quinby HILL" to-
wards Lordstown.
wonder how it is, that the Plank Roads
from Warren, with one exception !
are kept in such bad repair. and yet the gate
always ready for your change, or down
with the pole DUNK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Warren Men in St. Louis.

Within the last few weeks, four young Zen
have gone from this place, and entered into bu-
siness in St. Louis. These are Mcssrs. Vim.
H.and VIM. Smith, who are now established
in the General Produce, Commission and For
warding business, under the style of W H. &
W. Smith & Co. With them are associated the
firm of McCombs & Smiths, of this place.
The other two are Messrs. Michael Moser and
1,Cbas. 4. Kibbee, who have commenced in the
same fine of business, under the style of Moser
& Kibbee.
All of these ere. young men Of the best fami-
lies of the county, of high character for integ
rity and honesty, and of excellent business ca
.pacity; and while we regret to lose from among
Jus, men who bid so fair to be useful and hon
.orable members of society, We are glad that
this place will be SO well represented in St.
Louis.
The business cards of the tEo houses, viii
be found in another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Fire in Enthusiastically Axe Fac.
2 tory DESTROYED.

Ca Sunday morning. 18th ms. } about ten
o'clock, Eli Bushnelrs Axe Factory. in Hart
ford, in this county, was discovered to be on
fire, and Before many persons could get on the
ground, the upper story of tie main building
was enreioped in flames.
The main building was a two story francs
some fifty feet square, and connected Herewith
MAS large Paint shop ani Warehouse, twenty
six by fifty feet. q large Coal house. and two
Blacksmith shops. The upper story Of the
main building was occupied by Vim P. BUD
son, as a factory for the manufacture of bent
work for buggies and carriages, and also as a
polishing room for edge tools. The lower sto-
ry, containing six FORCES, engine and grinding
roona, and shops, was occupied principally by
Eli Bushnell. for the manufacture of axes and
edge tools, ironing of buggies, DC.
The warehouse was filled with finished and
Snfnished buggies, in value near one thousand
.doilsrs-which were all saved. There was at
the time, in the lower story, q large quantity
of unfinished work, tools, iron, steel, &c, a
small rertion only of which was saved. The
-t,ols, numbers and unfinished work in the upper
story. was entirely destroyed, the flames so
completely filling the roen before it could be
reached. that it could not he entered in safety.
The Paint shop and Warehouse, by the most
.strenuons exertions of the persons rr sent, was
saved after one side of the roof and the siding
OF ono side and end were burned of. The Ia
dies, as usual at a fire, were on hand, having
left the churches for the purpose, and worked,
not exactly manfaLy. but roomanfuHy with the
pumps and buckets. Hoops and crinoline
seemed to form no obstruction to their exer-
-tions. Indeed, it is doubtful whether without
their assistance, the paint shop could have been
ssved. 1t stood only some sixteen feet from
the main building. All the other buildings
were totally destroyed.
The origin of the fire cannot with much GER
stainty be sscertained. The engine was run on
Saturday, but the fires we're put out as usual.
Saturday evening. The building was visited
as late as seven o'clock. on Sunday morning,
and no signs of fire discovered. 1t is probable
that the fire was smouldering in some sawdust
near The mouth of the arch under the boiler,
through the night. and fnaflyreaehed the side
of the building on Sunday forenoon. No per-
son Icing about, it had got under full Roadway
eefors it was discovered.
The actual loss cannot fall much short of two
thousand dollars, although the property de-
stroyed could not be replaced for less than
three thousand. Messrs. Bushnell and Hudson
are of course the principal sufferers, although
several of the workmen lost all their tools,
amounting in the aggregate, to several hundred
dollars. c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Proceedings Of Council.
Mrren. SEPT. 81. $50.

WHren, Sept. 81, 1879.
Council met pursuant to sdjsurament-men-
hers al Present.. except Trustee RatlA.
Bills of j.. Thornton, of SIs,0a, and l. W
Hung,rford. If 1894. for cleaning Engines.
Were allowed. md orders directed 10 be drawn
for their payment
The Committee on Side Walks, to whom was
referred the petition of sundry citizens, asking
for the repeal of the Ordinance requiring a
side walk on the west side of the Bazetta road,
from High street to the northern limits Of the
Corporation. on the ground that the enforce
ment OF said Ordnance would act oppressively
on Miss NJ. Scott. reported adverse to the re-
peal of the Ordinance, Report adopted.
After the discussion Of various subjects, in
an informal manner, council adjourned for two
weeks.
Attest, G.. y. HAPGoop. Recorder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Subscription received by Balloon.

On Friday last, We received a letter from
Washington Haskell, Esq, formerly Of this
place, now a successful merchant at Fort
Wayne, Ind..) bearing in addition TO our ad-
dress, the following superscriPtion:
"By roliteness Of Prof. Bannister, the cele-
brrted Eronaut, who makes an ascension from
Fort Wayne. this day, August so, SO. in his
Balloon. Pride of America If the Prof. does
not reach the destination of this letter, he will
mail it at the first Post Office which he reach
.es, after descending.
From W. HASKELL.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Aug. 80, 80"
On the back of the letter, is the following
endorsement: Mailed at Crestine, o., Aug.
81, SO. T. E. WEBB, P. NJ, Warren.
The letter contained an enclosure of one dol
lar and fifty centA, to pay subscription for the
Chronicle, and a Programme of Prof. Bannis,
ter,s Balloon Ascension.
Thus It is q veritable truth, that money has
fallen to us from the clouds. We hope that no
more Of Mr.. Haskell's riches may ever take to
themselves wings and fly away, than inst
enough to psy for the Chronicle.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Citizens Meeting.

1t being understood thntall Of the Rail Roads
running into Cleveland, with the exception Of the
Cleveland and Mchoning Rail Road. bave agreed
to carry passengers to and from Cleveland for
one fare for the round trip. ON the 18th of Sep
tsmber the time of the discussion between the
candidates for Governnr. The citiz' ms of War
ren and vicinity. are requested to meet at EN-
pirs Hall. on Wednesday Eosniny. the 9TH inst
at : O'Clock. to take such measures as may he
deemed expedient in regard to the matter. and
provide ways and means for going To Cleveland
on that occasion by vay If Rayenna.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
MAKING

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
a. Ci-v-tani with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
iumh,s 4 Cincinnati Cleveland g. Erie. and CIrve
lard 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. Sith Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Msn.ua with Hacks fer Rayenna.
" Bracsviile with Hacks for Newton Fs-l &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenyille Mead
vile. Bloomfield Garfield. &C
- Youngstown. with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by ?. Fl. W
e. G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. 10, 1859. CHAS. L. RHODES supt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Convention at Orwell.

The amateurs in vocal music, in the north.
ern part OF this, aud in the southern part OF
Ashtabula county, held a convention at Orwell
on the afternoon and evening of Friday last.
under the direction of Prof. Smith. The Con.
yention met in the Methodist Church, which
was filed to overdowing. The number Of
singers present, WHO took part in the exercises,
was about fifty. The choirs from the several
townships first sang separately, and at the
close, all joined in singing oli Hundred. in
a way to endanger til walls OF the church.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Perjury.
Two men, 1--WE don't know their namcs,) liv-
ing somewhere, I'VE don't know exactly whcrs)
got at loggerhea3s, Uut did 70. Gone 10 flows.
No. / and another chap drove No. rs horses
away. No J. had No. l arrested for robbery,
but No. / WAS acquitted. No i, last week,
had No. . arrested ior rc.ju-g, ia swearing that
he, No. l, had stolen ais. No. Is. horsys.
NJ. = was tried Seforc justice Aoe!l, AL tri-
uIaphantiy acquitted. About 6 eloqis % Wit
nesses were Summoned anieprear.d IL TESTIFY.
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