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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICE!
HARDWARE AND IRON.

THE first of October l will remove
10 nv new Storsroou in the corner block besseen
MsCombs & Smiths and James D, Danlap. on Market
Street, preyi ous 60 vhirh time my present stock gill
he sold at a great reduction in price to save remov'
ing. tH -,
Do not let the opportunity pass. Purchasers viii
find this the best place to bny ef
NAILS, G~LASSAND BUILDING MATERIALS!
the best place &c buy ISIS
the best place tn buy
EXCELSIOR FIRING and FINE EASTERN AALEs
the best place to bny
MECHANICS TOOLS, WHlIs LEAD aud oiLi
the best place to buy -
the best place 70 buy
ALL SIZES CAST STEEL AND B.B lkuNl
the best place to buy
r.s MANILA ROPE AND CABLE CHAlSS:
the beet piace 70 buy Llll
MuLEY MILL AND CIRCULAR SASS!
the best place 20 buy p
the best place 20 buy
Z NATIONS, SHoVELS AND PlChSi
the best place TO buy
~, BLACKSNlTn'5 BELLOWS AND ASNlLs! 49,
SASH, BLINDS N D0oRsi 2
the bcs It place to buy
- |SuINGLES.L LATHE n LUMBER.
Don't forget the place, wisei's Carriage keposfto-
nv, south Of the Wes.srn Reserve Bank
WARREN PACKARD.
uarren n eept- s. 1850. - 49, - ars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

A CENTESARIAN.-There an old lady
now living in New Nondon. CoEh., Of
whom the Hartford Times, says:
Mrs Adams was born at South Hamp-
ton, L. J.. and was one hundred and eight
years old tie 26th of September last
She attended her daugter's funeral en- Sat
urday. On Sunday she attended church.
and also the evening service, and spoke iu
meeting. She travelled half an mile Mon-
day morning on foot, took breakfast and
went back to dine with her grand dangh-
ter. - -
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SCHOOL BOOKS FOR R U
BULL COUNTY IL

Teachers, School Officers and Parents
are requested to read the following recon-
mediation Of school books for use in the
schools of TrumbuE County:
WARREN, MAY 81, 1860.
We have long felt the necessity cfa uni
formity Of text books in our common schools.
This can be secured and preserved only By
the judicious and deciacd action of the
boards of education.
Teachers educated in different localities
have preference for different books. In
the rural districts. these preferences fire.
quently lead to unnecessary changes which
involve parents in needless expense, and
prevent a uniform system of instruction SO
essential to the advancement of the pupils.
We would therefore call the attention Of
boards of education to this subject, and
urge upon them the importance of estab-
fishing a system of text books. In town.
ships where a uniformity already exists, it
may not be advisable to change, especially
where such a change would be attended
with any considerable expense. In all
such cases we would recommend that the
change be gradual
BY the request of many teachers and
school officers, we have selected the follow
ing list of books which, in our opinion, is
best adapted for general use. q
In making this selection We have aimed
at s~ecuring-lst- The best books; I'd. The
Cheapest. seb E'ut
LIST OF BOOKS.
MoGUFFEY's New Series of Readers,
consisting of the first, second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and High School readers.
McGUFFEY's Speller.
New Series of Reading Charts.
RAYS Newly Revised Series of Arithme-
tics consisting of the Mental, Intellectual,
Practical and Higher Arithmetics.
RAYS Algebras Part I and II.
P1NNEo's Primary and Analytical Gram
mars. Newly Revised.)
CoRNELL's Series of Biographies.
MIrcHELL's or CoRNELL's outline Maps.
WEBsrER's Series Of Dictionaries.
Isaac GRIFFIN. } Examiners Of
WH1rrLEsEY ADAMS Trumbull Co.
T WARREN, May, 1860.
w the undersigned, would heartily ap-
prove the recent action of the Board Of
County Examiners, in recommending a Sc
ries of Text Books for our Schools, and so
far as practicable we propose to conform to
this recommendation, believing the books
1919 l. IT. IL " -..
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After which the Treasurer will be at MS ounce IN
warren, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes, until the
Goth OF December, 1863. -
HPThe Laws now in force for the collection OF
Taxes, provides for the collection OF one'hali. (ora all
by the goth day Of December. 1850 and the remaining
half by the 20th. day Of june. 1851. The same penal
ty at taching to the nsn-payment OF the nrst nan or
amonnt becoming due the 9Oth OF December as for
merIy on the whole amount over due, viz, 80 per cent
Pay az your earliest convenience and save your time.
= ~. d. b. ILM0RE
We've, Som, ( 1850 County Treasurer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

dentist 1T Buchana., Va, pulled the
big molar tooth Of Robinson& Co.'s cele-
bfated performing lioness. istely. in pres.
.ence of thirty or forty spectators ;'the-tqoth
was diseased, and the lioness was glad 20
ret rid Of 1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

DouuIass HUNTING HIS MOTHER IN NEw
JERsEY:-Mr. Douglas spoke his piece
at Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday
the s2d., Nobody, however, had seen his
mother r. those parts, and Stephen wa
e1ter1 his srambles in search of
his mother into Virginia, hoping that IS
she is the mother of Presidents he might
find his there.-HeraM. !
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Teachers Institute.

WARREN, Monday, Sept. 3rd, 1860.
According to announcement, a respecta-
Bile number of Teachers convened at the
High School Hall. and at IL o'clock A. NJ.
were called to, order by j. D. Cox, Esq
After prayer by Rev. VIM. c. Clark, on
motion, the Chair appointed the following
committees:
Committee on permanent organization,
and Committee on order of business for the
day-after which, a recess was taken until
u o'clock.
AFTERNOON.
J. D. Cox, Esq, in the Chair.-The
Committee on permanent organization re-
ported the following individuals as officers
during the proceedings Of the Institute:
President.AIsaac Griffin. Pennington.
VsceP residents.-S. T. De Ford, Lords
town, Rev. James Marvin, Warren.
Secretaries.-H. n. Ford, NJ. NJ. Glib
son, Vienna.
Committee Fs,,ance.-Rev. VIM. C..
Clark, Mrs. Gaskill. Whittlesey Adams,
Warren; Miss E.. NJ. Beardsley, Garfield;
Isaac Griffin, Pennington.
Committee on Order OF Business.-Miss
Jennie L.. Clark, Rev. Jas. Marvin, War
rem; H. {. johnson. Bazetta.
Committee on ResolutionS.-N. A. Bar
rett, Newton; A. w. Jones, Miss P. Palm
er, Warren. -, -r
Committee on Budgets. F. De Ford,
Lordstown; Miss NJ. L. Hayden, Newton.
All Of whom were elected. YaasT
The remainder of the afternoon session
was occupied by Introductory remarks upon
Geography-by H. Q. johnson, Bazetta.
Grammar-by Jas. Marvin, Warren.
Reading-by j. d Cox, do
Institute adjourned to meet at z o'clock
in the evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session was consumed by
the discussion of the following question:
Are School Exhibitions Gas popularity un
derstood) on the whole beneficial?
Af.-N. A. Barrett, H. Q. johnson,
Mr. Waters. X. K. Harrison: Z -t5
Neg.-Wm. h. Clark, A. W. Jones, ".
Il. Laird, Jas. Brisbine, Rev. VIM. G. Clark,
J. d. Cox.
Adjourned until 81 o'clock, Tuesday
morning. $50 19f -
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Look on this Picture.

RERrBLfcaN'D ocrnIsE--Lands for the
iandiesss; and protection to American in
dustryand the rights Of all men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
CHERIFF'S SALE.

john White, ct al In Partition
VS. In Trumbull Common
James White ct al } Pleas
BY virt1e Of an order OF sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas ofTrumbull county Ohio. to ne d.
rected, 1 shall offer for sale at Pablo Auction al the
door Of the Court House in Warren, in said Csun-
iy. on
Saturday the 9th day of October, 1867
at 1 O'Clock, PM, Of said day, the following descrte-
ed real estate, situate in Weathersdeld. in said eoun-
ty, being a part OF lot No. 10 in the Salt Springs tract.
and bounded on the north. sast and south oy sad os
lines, west by the Meznder Creek, coatainfpge ~ ana
e. 100 acres Of land. -Appraiseda at Sal per acre
Terms Il cash on day of Sale, Is in one year and
X in two years from day Of sale, with Interest on ae-
ferred uayments. A B LY IAN. Sheriff
Sherid's Ofi:e, Warren, Sept 5, le6e "a 80
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

The Rochester Union not long since men,
toned the case of a little daughter of B. D.
Davis. of that city, who was accustomed to
60 into the yard and play with a snake, and
the child's grief on being separated from
its loathsome pet. Ever since the separa-
ton took place she has been melancholy,
and no hearing a few days ago that the
snake had been caught and killed, she ex-
claimed, ",IaTms, is baby dead?" and soon
became worse. On Tuesday she died. She
is described as being q very bright and
interesting child, and had only passed her
second year by about one month.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

CTONE PUMP, WATER PIPE, and
NJ STONE WARE MANUFACTORT. The subscrf'
bers IA wing enlarged their factory, adding new una !.
ehinerv. buiIdip-s and kiln. are now prepared TO
manufacture to order all kinds Of S;one pumps. plpe,
tile and wars-All kinds ofthese articles eonslAnsIy
on hand. We invite the attention OF eid cus.ons
hcited. and when received, will have prompt snen-
ton. LOfElkss hAh"ANS
rseut s. I5GO-fI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
EVENING SESSION.
Republic IN Nomin zee for Probate Judge.
The Ravenna Democrat, in noticing
the nomination Of j: w. Tyler, Esq.,lwho

lhe havenna Democrat, Id notlclnS
the nomination Of J.. w. Tyler, Esq.,lwho
was formerly a citizen of Rayenna. says
Mr.. Tyler is a native of Portage Coun-
ty-wen known to our citizens. as a gen.
tleman of probity and irreproachable char
actcr. Here. he first went to the Bar, with
decided success and reputation, and after
forwards, in connection with the Secreta-
ryship of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, he removed to Mansfield. The
duties of that Office he discharge with f.
deity, and ability. and voluntarily relin-
quished It. to the great regret of the Direc.
tors, to resume the more active practice of
his chosen profession. That he will dis-
charge the duties of the Office with integri-
ty, fidelity. and signal ability, his past, and
his present, of honorable action, give the
warrant and assurance. Ere d
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And then on This.

DEMOCRATIC Doc1EIsEs-slaves for
The, ~slavelcss. and protection 70 slavery Ind
the right Of slaseholde-s. aAA ets@ F
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SALE.

vs. Plea3
Elijah uu,chins. ct al By virue Of an execu-
ton issued from the Court Of Counlnon Pleas o. Iume
bull county, Ohio, tc me directed and delivered, nav-
ievied upon, and shall oGer for sale, Il Public Aae
ton on
Saturday the 9Th day of October, 1860,
at ] o~'clock.P M, Of .said.day, the undivided one
eighth interest Of Elijah Hutchins Subject 70 the sid-
owls right Of do er) in the following described real
estate, situat, in Vienna township. in said county
Being part Of lot No IS in said township. (and being
the farm Of hi Burden Hutchins died. seixed) con-
tanning fifty seven and q half acres more or less, bound
ed on the north by the east and west center road, on
the east BY land owned blythe heirs OF David CLARK.
on IT, south by land OF Oliver Barnhisel. and By lands
owned by Mrs Cshoon. The said interest Of BiijaE
Hutehins appraised at Sl43, IS; terms cash.
sherif's Office Warren. Sept. 5, 1850
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

Teachers, School officers and dealers can
be supplied with these books, On liberal
terms, at the book store Of
GEO. ADAMS.
Warren, Aug. 30, 1860, Am. 2
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gainesville Fair.


The Horse Fair of our gainesville neigh
bors, on the 30th and 31st ult., seems to
have been a success. AS will be seen by
the names of the contesting horses, some of
the best stock in the State was on hand.
The record below, we extract from the
Cleveland Herald:
@ FIRST DAY. 70
10 A. M.-Third class Trotting Mares or
Ceilings. Purse S25. ~,
NAMES. q M
L. Lampman----"Old Dutch" e
D. B. Walker LADY Lookout"
E. H. Lswis----"Cooper," /
AN. Wilson -"Billy," 2 2
Time-a:5l-244-2:ss-2:37.
q IL A. M.-Second class pacing Horses,
Mares or Geldings.I Purse $50.
~ NAMES.
J. Henderson Butcher Boy,"2 0 l
Jno. Sweeney Belle" 2 2 0 2
B. Hiekox- Handsome Harry"
Observation-Disclosures.
p P. M.-Second class trottipg Mares
or Geldings. Purse $50. ,a'
NAMES. g
A. X. Milan--"Yankee Tom."l
W. walker. Baby" 3 Q drawn
Time-2:47-3:OO-3:l3.
81 P. M.-Fastest pacing Horse, Mare
or Gelding. Purse 500. Z
NAMES.
P. l.. Rush -"John c.. Keenan," / ali
W. B. Sheldon Prank Leslie" 2l2 2
Jno. Sweeney Belle" (drawn)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
This was the event of the day upon which
most of the interest conferred. Both horses
were known fast ones, John c. Heenan"
being only an alias of the somewhat cele.
brated "Rattling Jack, "of Youngstown. !
~-sEcoNp DAY..
First race at 10 A. ~, was fastest team
to pole-best threeinfye-for twenty-five
dollars. dssai 3'aod
Mr.. Wilson. --Billy and Montreal
Lampman- Blazing Star and Old Dutch
" Abbott Fanny Fern and Sorrel Ned
/" Walker No names (withdrawn.)
Fanny Fern and Sorrel Ned won three
straight heats in 2:5S-2:5S-3:0l.
On the third heat Blazing Star and OLD
Dutch were Withdrawn. This was q very
pretty race.
At IL A. NJ, the horses were called
Stallions-best three in fye-for $780,
There were six entries. sd
NAMES,
Mr.. Richardson, of Gerard Ger. Put
a. Stage, of gainesville .Trte John
+" Fuller, of Hartford Black Hawk
" Curtis Of Ravenna- State
" Pelton, of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" Thompson, of Johnston Excelsior
The width of tie track rendered tive
fields necessary.
FIRST FIELD.
Gen. Put. True John. Black Hawk.
True John won three straight heats, il
2:34-2:29-2:28. IA Z al
SECOND FIELD.
Grahite State. Kennebec. Excelsior.
Kennebec took the three heats in 2:37-
2:36-2:36. c1 gig
On the first heat Granite State led Elk
%celsior until the home stretch, when he fel
+, behind.
The eliminating point Of this race wal
the single dash of a mile between Tru'
Johp. and Kennebec. but as soon as it wal
known that the wagon had not the inside
the feeling was that True John was ths
winning horse, His time had been better
than Remedies. The dash was aspiriteG
one, and a close one, True John winning
in 2:35. si sgcd reg Dsu t5sQ
At 2 o'clock roadsters for the five milk
race entered.
J.. Sweeney. ......Son OF Malta
L. Lampman ......... Blazing Star
Son of Malta took the first heat in 2:4s
and the second in 2:4l. The third hea'
We think was a drawn one, and make IL
2:4o. Blazing Star took the fourth and
fifth heats in 2;39 and 2:5l. The whole
time was Is minutes and 40 seconds.
r
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Wsm Embellishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
when handed in.
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OF
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

IN AID. Reeser Before Jefferson Palm, ssa.s
laa-ays ~ q Justice OF the feses tos
E,i,ah Rovker wsrrrn township. County 81
TN ,hnIl and state Of Ohio, on the e9tli day OF Asg~F
ls6o. said Justice issued an order OF sttac amens IN
the above acton for the sum Of $55L. Win tnssrsss
.oa ne sdth dav of October, ls6D. :: one o.closks =
N. baum -. p,0
lsept. S. 1860. lw.l Atys Tor fm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
TAXES FOR 1860.


TAX PAYERS OF TRUMBULL co.
In pursuance Of law, 1. D. B Gilmore. Treasurer Of
TrumbuIi County, hereby notify the Tax Pay ers there
of. that the rates Of Taxes for the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. are as follows:
FOR STATE PURPOSES.
For the ordinary expenses y Of State 6overnm ent. in.
ending the expenses Of the Psblic Benevolent Insti-
tutions. and other expenses chargeble to the ''Gener-
al Revenue Fund" under act of March i6. 1860. T. 10
mill. For the payment Of the interest and gradual
reduction Of the pt1acipal Of the State Debt. Sink
ing Fund "a. For providing for the free Educs-
ton of all the youth of the State. q State Common
School Fund" 40 mill. Total State levy, 3 10 90
of one mill on a dollar. f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

DARASOLS and Sun Umbrellas
Il All sizes, styles and qualities
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
nm4nuMrNr NOTICE.

~ 1.h, r smith The Defendant WI hfe NO
tice that on the lotA day %
Robert W Jones y August, D 1850. the p'sinsin
caused attachment to he issued sgainsthin by war
rem Yourx Justice Of the Peace OF GustAv1s, Trun-
mil county ohio. Sail csnse wfif be Tor Wearing
80 o,eioct p ~ JOHN O SMITH.
By BAasrs biz Any
Gus.svu,. Sept ;. 1890, Wv - -. -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

lust Received at r Thomas. some
81 Of those nice head netts. Call and zee them
some ofthat nice single sephyr. fFTgrEH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

The Horse Fair Of our gainesville neigh.
bors, on the 30th and 31st ult., seems to
have been a success. AS will be seen by
the names of the contesting horses, some of
the best stock in the State was on hand.
The record below, we extract from the
Cleveland Herald:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05
4 NEW CASTLE ITEMS.

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-The Lawrence
Journal published by ]. N. Kuester, has
been suspended on account of hard times,
and the neglect of subscribers to pay up.
j. Sell Jennings has discontinued his
connection with the Coal City Chronicle,
as one of its editors.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

This was the event Of the day upon which
most of the interest centered. Both horses
were known fast ones, John G. Heenan"
being only an alias of the somewhat cele-
brated .Rattling Jack" of Youngstown. :
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-05

In The U 8 Of Americat q 8 Circuit Court u
Northern District Of 0hiof
Edwin Ludlow, Trustee. &C, Conf
plainaut .-elEl r rEs| a.. 80 =. =
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
NOTICE.


70 SHAREHOLDERS ~ Isfsuy ia Dsio.
CrU Gl}o.'e.fs
There have been several asscssmcnts made
from time 20 umc, 70 dtn~y the expenses OF
t-hcseompauy, q lefge!proportion OF which has
not been paid and In case the same is rot
paid the resolutions Of the company viii be
emf, reed against oil Who have not, or Will
not comply Immediately. The books Of the
company have been kept IN such a manner,
that vouchers will have to he presented by
those who have paid that their shares may
be properly credited.
One assessment was made, October CD.
q. FOR 5000, one October It'll. 10 toi
$500. one June "a 1b7, for Slo,OO, one
July 27th, 1877, for S2,0O, one september
In l6T, $1,000, ono June 18th 10 to-
$500. Total, $1,000.
The whole amount Of assessment n cool
share Of stock Of the Dakota city Company
and the shareholders will remember, that 81
tho articles Of incorporation, all the privat
property Of the Stockholders is bound for th0
assessments made against the share register,
ed In his name, or that he may hold.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
pAKoTA clTY PorrERY.

AIEssRs. ZIEGLRR & ECKHART, Of the
nj Dakota City Pottery, take the present
opportunity Of saying to the Merchants and
the public generally, that they will ontinue
iB the business ~ heretofore, and having in
creased their fae ties are able 20 manufac-
ture a larger amount Of stone ware and Of
the best quality. Returning thanks for tho
liberal patronage bestowed upon the or firm
they respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same, and they will endeavor 20 retain II by
prompt execution Of their orders. TO which
they will carefully attend at ali lines. Give
them a cell.
| Daiota CRY, y. T., Nov 7. 1901
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21
AND NOW,
In order Of The President, r. Ell WOOD
CLARK, zee gipe Notice,

That IL the above Is not complied with In six
ty days, the resolutions Of the company will
be enforced, and all the stock Of the oompa-
ny that the assessment are not paid on, will
be sold to pay the liabilities Of the company
as all the property Of the city within the
bounds, to wit from Elm Stfeet TO Vine
Street aud from and from 9th street to goth
street, has been entered by tho Mayor, and
all outside that by Trustees aud the time
for procuring WARRANTED deeds Of these parties
closes within six months from the date of
their entry and all the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS will take warning that on the
9th day of January, A. d. 1860, all the stock
with alllthe property not then covered by deed
in Dakota City. will be sold TO the highest
bidder, and the debt Of the company settled
up, if only a dividend is declared.
N. Il. We would further say that those
who have not obtained deeds TO the lots drawn
on their shares, can obtain the same by call
ing upon the Secretary and paying the as
sessment due.
W. II. g. HUGHES
J. d. NJ. CROMWELL, Secretary.
Agent
Dakota City, N. T. Nov. OH l 80.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-21

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