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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
SALE.

~ Henly Hamilton In Court OF Cummon
IS Pleas offrumbulI county,
Benjamin Penn. Jr. By virtue Of an Rxecu-
tisn issued from the Csurt Of Common Pleas Of Tran.
bull county. to me directed 1 have leviel upon and
shall offer for sale At Public auction at the door Of
the court house in Warren in sati cOuntY. on
Saturday the lTb dGyof NOUember, 1850,
At one O'Clock, P. II ofs4id day the following de-
scribed real estate. situate IN Hartford in said eOun
" and bounded a. follows Beginning al the south
west corner Of a lot O. land purchased By Benjamin
Fem Of Darius v bedford, then south along the east
line boundary line Of the north az 1 south centre road
seven rods then east psrsllsl With the line 81 the lot
thirteen rods an one third Of a rod. then north sew
en- rods, then west thirteen rods and one third OF
rod. 20 the place Of beginning. containing nineiy
three and one half rods Of land, more or Iess APP
praised a. $4,000. A.B- LYMAN, seeEin-
EhsriG's oaoe, warren, oeA IL, Isoo, ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
LIST. Benjamin EgglestOn.
I'd. William n. Dickson.
Sd. Frank McWhinney.
4th. John Riley Knox.
9th. Desden w. II. Howard
9Th. John NJ. Kellum.
eth Nelson Rush.
Sth. Abraham Thomson
9th. John F. Hinkle.
10th. HeEekiah S. Bundy.
18th. Daniel B. Stewart.
18th. Richard P. L. Baber.
18th John Beatty.
l4th. Willard Slocum.
18th. Joseph Ankeny.
10th. Edward Ball.
18th. John A. Davenport.
18th. William K. Upham-
10Th. Samuel B. Philbrick.
goth. George w. Brooke.
2lst Norman Il. Mackenzie
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

NEW STOCK-CHOICE GOODS
UST received, a fine lot OF Vrstings.
- Cloths, cassineres, &c. Just the thing for the
season. R.TH6NAs-
July eta, isG. u Markst Street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
The Wide Awake Demonstration.

The demonstration of Saturday night
was the most successful affair of the kind
which has ONE off in Warren since the IA
nous year of 1910.
According to programme, precisely at Z
o'clock, the special train from Youngstown
arrived here, bringing the Wide Awakes
from Youngstown, Mineral Ridge & Niles,
besides large delegations of citizens and la
dies from each of those places.
Most Of the Wide Awakes were on tie
open cars, and astheir lamps were all light
ed, as the train approached, it looked like
a huge comet with a tail of fire. The War
rem Wide Awakes were drawn up in order
at the depot, to receive the visitors; guns
were fired, rockets were sent up, a process
sion was formed under the charge of H. L.
Burnett, Esq, Marshal, assisted by D. W.
Jameson, Esq, and with torches waving
and banners cleaning. their march e~nliven-
e dbyt the masfcOf the Youngstown, Warren
and WeathersfGld Brass Bands, and a
Martial Band, the Wide Awakes NOV
ed up Main street to Engine House No 2,
where they halted a few moments. After
r~e-arrangFng the procession, it proceeded
op Nam street (nearly every house on
which, north of the square, was brilliantly
i~Rnninated,) to the residence of John
Hatchins, Esq. when he was called out,
and addressed the crowd for a few moments.
in Q telling speech, which was constantly
Interrupted by enthusiastic cheers The
procession then moved up Main street to
Lane, then to the corner of Prospect, down
Prospect to Washington Avenue, down that
street to Liberty, down Liberty to High,
east on High street to Elm, down Elm to
Market west on Market to the public
square
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Lordstowa. Oct. -. ss9.
GUARDIAN SALE
ECIAL

sCHOOL TEACHERS There will be spesial eK-
sminAtions Of School Teachers on Friday. Oct. 25th
Nov. Oh and III ana Dec. dh, ES1. at the COzri
House. Persons wh0 desise to sppsy for Certificates
to teach winter scaools can attend some ore Of the 4
foresaid examinations. Private examinations can
not be had, and no more Pzblie examinations will be
heh until next spring. The examinations Commences
each day at 10 o'clock An.
(Iet. Il. Ie6O.l WHITTLEsEY dams.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24
T.. HITCHCOCK, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Nee
L ca, TrumbuIl Co., ONCE at East corner. over
Mr.. Powers Store.
lOct Il. iSCO -6m. .
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DAD NOTICE
COALlCOALli COAL

LII Prisons who are in want of the
\ above desiraSfs s-se4e will please Se4rjn mind
hat We are selling the best TDziSy II -hH1ai Ridge
Coal at : . 3 per tOn at oar m.nes on Mineral Ridge.
- miles sou h Of Niles. Having yesentiy erected a
shute expressly for loading vSg-ns tNbSshdrSPen ses
with the izbOr Of shoveling) We therefore OGsr iadaee
ments 20 buyers which for quality Of coal price and
convenience can lot be surpassed Our coal Only
needs = test 10 he appreciated Please give as . call.
MORRIS & PRICE.
Mineral Ndxe. Ohio. Oct -. 80. Az
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Q PREsIDENT.
EOh ThESIDkNII
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
OF MAINE.

ron rErsIDExT1AL ELECTORS ToR THE STAIR At LARGE
FREDERICK HASSAUREK. of Hamilton.
JOSEPH II. ROOT, Of Erie.
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PRESENTATION OF THE FLAG.

PRESENTATION OF THE FLAG.
Here tie Wide Awakes formed in a hol-
low square, when q beautiful Banner, the
gift of the Republicans Of Warrea, was pre-
scented to the Republicans of Weathers6eld
(who Ind so richly earned fer their town
the name Of the Banner Township.) BIZ B.
T. Curtis, Esq, in a neat and appropriate
speech. Three rousing cheers and a tiger
were given fer the wide awake Republicans
Of Weathersield.
The Wide Awakes were then dismissed
for half an hour, at the expiration Of which
they were again recalled By the firing Of
The cannon, and resumiRg their ranks theY
marched down Market street to Main, down
Main to Clinton, east ca Clinton to Fine.
uptPine to South, east on South to Libe--
ty, up Liberty to High, west TO Main and
down Main to the depot, or rather to the
Gaskill House. This last march, after the
presentation, was really the finest march
Of the evening. A good supply of Roman
candles, rockets, &c, had been kept in re-
serve, and were ROW freely distributed to
enthusiastic citizens and Wide Awakes.
and the manner in which they were let off
during the tramp a la militaire. on Main,
South and Liberty streets, was a caution
to those benighted Democrats who 'lOve
darkness rather than light" Wo! be IN
10 ye-when ye Wide Awakcs are abroad.
Speaking of enthusiastic citizens and en-
ithHsidsm generally, very few can appreci-
ate ths full force of that word until they
have seen an illumination and Wide Awake
Parade. While We were around '.takin'
notes." We were decidedly amused to see
stdd Senators, dignifcd Mayors, Auditors
-sndrex-AuditOrs, Congressman elect, &c,
Sc, whocping, hurrahing and shooting
rockets and Roman candles in a very pro-
miseuous manner. Indeed, we noticed a
commissioned officer (MajOr Gener=ss, We
think, is; the title he BEARS break ranks
and leap'intO the street in advance of the
little sfmy-moving steadily on with their
measured tresd-with q Roman candle in
eachihand, swinging and ~gcsticulating with
these living, SETTLING lights, asthough he
was leading atiumphant charge at Sol
ferino. The;lght iintautry we noticed were
also actively engaged in the grand moving
panorama, throwing fire balls, &c.
The dwellings,, stores and offices Of most
Of the Republicans we're beautifully illumi-
mated CommSocing on Aain street the
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will be done promptly. and even garment made in
warranted in ct and making.
J. GOLDSTEIN.
seTt. &C. IssO.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

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msue'Amsr,t. YaGeiiahst. 4etlea. It,rleuIdba a,t.
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StidemonS, ssa., aicnifae, Ds, Is. mos 1880.
Sefanmtm,as bnmae,.. .
SAubs aaS Z tiefcI,9oaer.

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StabIri I'M Sabre 1860.
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Gebsnssn eiaes Wsdbdbens.

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=. SUttss,
SrUAs Straer. 8UiiAem 8. u. Z. S.rast. ntp,l

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MONTICELLO HOTEL
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Nr. 100 Srcao', irtliten rtr 6. une 4. Srass.
Dem suEdrstitnetn Yueum w,rp riri.s ru tnserbieis
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Trr Bntersitastt ~ jest i'm 5tanet itt,n Mrftrse I,
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4nt auenasl spn . q; jtn NJ fDrtpdhrtae urrralba
Gh Htutv, snttr set rasea NIT tinn, aurtn Irt-
Ser uus rusistn @itrftn flr ttipalaen Qjrbrsub
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st'ttiti auf ltint srpte 4uetpabl BON xlatrastn
Ausktilt:nns ssn Srpsa's, Starlen
SHe erpMei et,srbt. OrancIs uaukt
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TN rrdttaitisss wager vrn abtsa Ban iss
raniVliiir.n 6rib- unp s4.ie A,s,nen, anp ma,ti
"a"snii'd, sHf ie n srssrs sastr pen rirrtt inn.
'srai ten Sbampasrrs- une 8sein 9Hetnrn aai.
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u. A. fACCuE..
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fih raritItS Wtistif sct bat, uue ii eus fp.re a,
utensn art plr 3alrieotIbtit Gdsfieren ~ tsnntu
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Uaeaits.G GrSHnuns.

CcDH Perbia
eis ct ftutbtn Ynslfum an bar tr ems ttuils sss,t
t:,-2anslaas IN Der sIOas. ssif1tn sr stsa un6 7m
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27
MERCANTILE.
To Boot and Shoe BUYERS.

HAVING made the Boot and Shoe Trade
IL SPECIALITY in my business, beg leave to call
attention to The following list Of Goods in that line with
the assurance that for Cash down. they will be sold at
prices to compete with city dealers.
MEMS AND BOYS BRANCH
Goats Fine Calf Boots; Mems Coarse Scwed Boots:
Mems Hungarian Boots; Mems Grained Watel-prouf
Boots; Mems heavy pcsgci Boots, at BIB 4 pair Mems
high cut EroGauS. full stock Mem. heavy lIrogaI- low
priced; BOYS Fine Dress Boots Boys Grained Water
Proof Boots; Boys Heavy Kip Boots Boys pe,gci
Boot. as lew as Sl25 pair; BOYS Calf oxford Tiles;
Boys Calf MunroeS: Grs Heavy Brogans.
LADIES. MISSES and CllILDRENS'
DEpAKTM ENT.-Ia,dies Dressed MOROCCO Boots with
heels Ladies' black Kid Bouts. with heels: Ladies' Tam
picn Gm,t B"ots. with heels: Ladies' black CATERS:
Ladies' Dressed Mnrrcu Boots without heels; Ladies'
black Kid Boots, without heels Ladies' Tampco Boots
without heels: Ladies' Cnrcssrd Morocco Bouts. without
hte's nncs high cut Calf Boots. with hccls Wumcns
Morocco Boots extra sizes SIS and gs Woncns prsg.J
Boots, as low Sl00 r pair Ladies' Dressed Morocco
EuSkins: Ladies' undresscd Morocco BuskinS: Girls'
borlcrcl Shoes, heavy and high cut; Sssc-' Dressed
Morocco Boots. with heels; Misses black CATERS with
heels. large assortment of Girls and Chdrrns' at
and M"r,rc" Shoes For sale at the Dry Goods and
Grocery Store Of R.F.MAI,
Elkton, Oct H. 1860. In the =" Hollow
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given. that application
= v will be made to the County Commits
SnncrS, at their first regular meeting after the
10Th day of November, next, for the appoint
mcni Of Examiners to view and determine
the propricty of changing the public road
from its circuitous route through the lanls of
Mrs. Ann f. Lushy. and Strengthening tie
same from what is called the Old Mill Hill
until it again connects with the old road at
or near the intersection of the Lands Of the
said Mrs. Ann Il. Lushy, and the Heirs Of
the late Nicholas Z. Lloyd.
Oct 21-Jw.
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners, at their first regular meeting after
the 18th day Of November. next ensuing, for
the appointment of Examiners to view and
determine the proprety Of locating public
road to commence on the Elkton and War:
wick road, at an angle in the same short
distance south Of the dwelling If A. ID. Caulk,
and to run thence through, or by lands Of
Samuel Gillespie, James Bolton, and Richard
Lockwood, to the Warwick and Chapel road !,
terminating at or near Warwick Academy.
Oct 10, lSG0-5w
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REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.

TN DnDu, DEDnSJ1,
-T1 p',iIi, CT,
w ,,rn,is ,' WrnTESn.W ,,,n o1n,
- N,I, ,e.n -, ~ .,
'"s Vi N',e'" low ~ Il" '''"'
valuable Reai ESTATE,
situated in the town of Port Deposit, and
known MS the Gordon Lots, or Lots No. 90
and No. ~ as marked on the map of said
town, with the improvements thereon.
The property will be divided into four
lots aud sold separately.
NOT NO. |. BEING \ WHARF PRO
PERTI, fronting eighty feet on the river,
thence running back 10 and being bounded
on the east by the rear yards of the dwellings
on lot No. = also the right OF way to ard
from the said wharf by street now opened
between the dwellings on lot NO. =.
LOT NO. =, And the IMPROVEMENTS,
consisting Of ONE BRlCk DWELLING
HOUSE, Two Dwellings. - stories high, and
one FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. two
Dwellings, stories high; IN all, four dwell
inSs, fronting on Main street. The lots TO
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FRuITLASD, near Annapolis, !
july 10Th. lSGO

July l2th 1860. { :
MEssRs A. H. ANGELL d Coo entlcmcn -
Yours of the 9th was received As to the result
Of the Guano my wheat, I can say nothing
Definite because of its destruction by the fly and
other causes. Early in the spring it looked better
than my neighbors and gave promise of n first
rat crop. think under ordinary circumstances
the Guano would have paid well. 1t was u,cd at
the rate of $50 lbs to the acre tho land was poor
also tried your Guano on corn this spring uhe
Vast time this land was in corn it was hardly worth
gathering)-4I used the Gunno In three ways
First powed in about 300 lbs. to the acre next
put half small handful in each hill next. mi xe,l
the q uano with three times its bulk of marsh mud
and applied handful to the hill. One of these
methods is good as the other. SO far as see -
Without one of them don't think will be, till
my land gets rich. The corn where this was
applied has fine color and is eighteen inches or
two feet higher thar where manure was put.
Respectfully yours, EDWARD a. WEIGH
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Notice To EunnerS.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA trcspass with dog or gun on the pre-
misses Of the subscribers, as the law will be
enforced against all so offending.
S. w. Decoursey, Washington Harris,
Chas. y, Knight, Jesse +. Smith,
y. a. Roberts. lOct &, laGO-ti.
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FOUND.

A two cared BOAT, IL feet long, painted
IA white, with two strips of tin on the bow,
with iron row locks. The owner by coming
forward, proving property, and paying
charges, can obtain the above properly, at
the residence Of the undersig ncd, Elk Neck,
Cecil county, Nd.
JONATHAN KEETLEY.
Oct rs. 1907
.'IIarford Times copy time and charge
Wing.
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Wo0DLAwS, Hartford county.
August lat lSb0 1

MEssRs A. H. ANsELL d Co-Gcntlcmen.
We have tried your American Guano both on
wheat and corn, in comp irison with the California
Guano, applied at the same rates and no diff
terence between them--both seem to act alike
A I. LlvsEiNG BEcrnEn
Sept T. 1S6o.--2m
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in
Chancery, September 28th. 1860.
nRDERED, That the sale made and re-
Oported 10y James 7. Mccullough, Trus-
tee for the sale OF the Real Estate of Lewis
L. Davis, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first day Of Deccm-
Der, next; provided a copy Of this order be
inserted in some paper printed in Cecil
county, once week for one month before
the tlirticth day of October, next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $4,000. w. III. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Sept %, lSG0-lm. Clerk.