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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
How Extra Bill Smith got His Name.

The Burlington HaWkeye tells the his
tory of Extra Billy Smiths mime:
His dawn was under the sway of Gen.
Jackson. when Mr.. W. +. Barry was Post
master-General. and the few first rounds
on his ladder of his faame we're pOsteI. and
carried along with them resulting profits.
Mr.. Barry was a gentlemln Of fine powers
as Il public speaker. a genial companion
anu a gentleman. But ne bad an ~ petite
which wrecked his intellect AMI wrought
his ruin Were it desirable t. Duplicate
him COR the Head OF the Department. the
DisPeEsatory would indicate the compound
thus: Take one part of Barry anil two
partso of brandy-mix-shak gentIy-nrk
and set away for use" Law had not then
guarded the contract system. In liviluls
secured routes and then came in for allow
anoeS. The Mephistorhclcs of the off C
was the Rev. o. B. Brown. who preached
on Sunday and plunlerel the ~tr1usportl-
ton fund all the rest Of the week The
mode was this Mr.. Brown laid a case Of
peculiar hardship before the Postmaster
'NiNi"'' WIN lhS CldlHi Ol inc SuHcieG iof
Increased pay-If course more than dnuile
what was expected, and quadruple what
ought to be allowed. Mr. Barry exclaimed
against cxtrIvagance of the demand. and
Mr.. Brown very naivly proposed to grant
One-halE which Was done. Mr.. Wiili1m
Smith was in high favor. hence his wealth.
hence also his prenOmen of '.ExtrI Billy
y Congressional investigation shortened
Mr. Barry's ohi.itl lie. and he WIS exi.eI
to tic Court of Madrid. tnen. as now. Il
sort Of genteel Botany Bay. and Extra VII
liam returned to his ArcIdian oaks at
W%arrenton; aftcrwarl settled into the
GoVcrnship of Virginia; has sine declined
to 4 member Of Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
EAANI4ATION or
Rs

HE Beard cf Sei.oI Ex ne tsE
. TFumlull Cow ". viii rofu- ener th-ir reg lsr
Exam H.Ii"h~ on the 2Fh day Of senruacy And T. =
ts- rOBTs-I.nce . t~Ia ENannurs- ard Te rh-rs e.
Bo-r n h.Ns dIvldet Ihv eoutts - hr,esft-f ntHtGJeG=
Thos rr 0ns NhO wtsh 10 al-iy his spring for
G ridratr- 9 tetrH- ard reside su ,he t5E rship> Of
hu ara. b-orEhrtt Vienna aud LIherss. ulIi ait. nd
tn Es-m nsti-h 0. Nor Ia a e9th "as 0f F-bruAEy
Those residing il ttnat,hd- - e.t.er frhl n. Cham
SE'a All atrht On Hednrstsy. he cd Ia. ofFyJ-
mary. fa--
Tho-- rrs'diEr in Fowler. Hartford and Vernon. viii
a t-Tc On Fftcsr ne 8 "a ixy 4 Sehruzfy
Thor rv-tG n IL JOhn-tOu hrccA sEd Bristol, VIII
tend on MOLday. The eta o y hrasrs
those residing II Creme Gu-tavr. ard Kin5nan-
will att Bd Ou hytlh esisy. tie SYth of Fesrasry.
To e sSiiuE ID rsL-tp.- Ne oioJsuia ard
BiDuD h-id ~ii' ~IenI'n Frdsy.t Ii atuay o. March.
TLo vF.si n IA LOriSsVSn. N-@t ton ana srzceviils
win JIrt q Cd Nur ca, Il r5u DAY Of Narcht-
those rel 'iEE H. WARM. FaTzfH-foh ~ = South
int IA VII -tIrTd OF l. vrLrs"sS the 7th o. Nsr.h
srverl. h'siTIc;~ Will atreIl on the Day Irsiguate, tar
thrir lis r'ct Tee u+ty La. trrH 'uviied rs afyrs-
All l." avott the n-ve~iy u { q msnv bsirg -res-
eLt on d = dtS Te.ehers V u and q more conysn
len fsr tI-ns elves TO bring SfafEs INSTEAD OF Aliases
or NaPs. INTO tn Examin-t;cn HooaE
1t - iinBOttt { 1 A. r-tchrr. be PrUugt. IN az nd
ance. 1t the hoHr 5 b c sh=e.
tn rrst SIX II III ,x.H.ia n. aswin Lehaa in the
CIT House. IL zst iva in EDtir- HAP. a. Warren.
ard 10 cummeuce -ach izy ar 10 sei0rk
W~HiTTLESEY ADAMS
Warren, Ohio, J N p. Ie6G-Ss arrrErc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
Tas C1ngrsssi2nal Bear Garden.

Ngw YORK. FEB IL.
The Trihune's Washington eorre<pon-
dent OF the I0,h. saw: a personal Difficult
ty happened after Tie adjcunmcLt # tic
House to-day. As Mr.. Hiykmln was re-
turning home through the Cap;tll gr)un Is.
he was Oyertaken by Mr.. Elmunlsln Of
Va. WIN, upon apron ;hing him. chilled
"ut AMI drew bt k his hInlS t. strike
Mr.. Clingmm. who was ac-iIcutr lily pts-
sing. stepped up ami seiz:l hi; arm when
Mr.. Edmundson struck at Mr.. lIi:k nun
with his LETT hand. knocking off his hat.
out doing no further injury. The whole
affair was instantaneous. and seemed 70
surprise Mr.. lIic mlu. Mr.. Brec enrilge.
who came up. took him away AMI the s.cne
ended The allegel provoc,tiun tor the at
tax was an insulting Relation On Virgin
il. contain ii in Il recent s,ec;h OF Mr..
Hicknln. in viii; h h, ch1r-cl that Sev n
teen men AMI i COW hI~dfrightenel Nirgin-
/,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

GOVERNOR LATHAM. OF CALIFORNIA.
ELECTED L. 5. SRNANOR The overland
mail has arrived at Malloy Station. but
too late for full dispatches by telegraph.
1t brings news of Gnvernor Lrtham's III
augural, and his election t. the Intel
Suites Senate the foll!wmgdly. Thus has
this vexed question been settl d., and Gov.
Weller worstcd. Gov. Latham is i Col
unbus boy. and his many friends in this
city cannOt but feel prouto Of his political
sucoesS.-OhiO Stute Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

GAME Laws OF OHIo-Hunters arc re
minded that the Ohio Game Laws forbid
the killing Of our wool birds at any time;
robin, blue5ird. martin. thrush. hooking
bird, swallow, meadow-lark, o%riule, red.
bird or cat-bird.
Game not to be killed or injured between
the LIST of February and 18th of ScItem.
Der: wild turkey. partridge, quail. pleas.
ant. prairie chicken, wood cox. or wild
duck.
Game not to be killed between May LIST
and September 10Th: wild goose. wood
duck, teal, or other wild duck,
The penalty for violating this law is a
fine of from = to SIS for each %offense. be-
fore a Justice of the peace, The same pen
atty attaches for the destruction Of the eggs
of any of the birds named.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

FIRE-Last evening about 7 o'clo /
fire was discovered in the ola k5mlths' shol
Of the Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
Company on the west side Of the river.
neIr University Heights. Several Engine
Companies, Hook and Ladder Company. &
Protection Hues proceeded at once t. the
spot but the diStance was so great from the
city that the building WIS nearly consumed
before they could be brought t. bear upon
it. This >dop was consumed ami the r.
prir Sh"p adjoining it was somewhat hurn-
cd. The losomptiscs were got out an |
the loss WAS MT IN ire tim 1909. No in
surancc 1t is not known exa;tly how the
fire originated.-Leater.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

let rs beware. sir. that We do not merit
their denunciation ourselves, by misrcpre.
senting the spirit which they feel When
they see i disposition to respect their rights
under the Federal Constitution. and some
practical manifestation of that disposition,
they will be ready for concessions, but when
the exercise of the plainest constitutional
rights is met by constantly repeated threats
of d%isunion. they are in no mood for legis.
lation of this sort.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP
For Tie Cnre of DisenSrs

For the Cure Of Diseases.
Tiis e,prunbd i purely vexrtAbI. AMI made Of
roots ard ark> 90 ~ wi ci'Hzs- We eve t-stin O.
Iifis ir on ft n PEI IN Ef0 have u-ed Il. thn> sh.,~
irs hat cis -A>ts IL IL ~yasiahiy = rs stth IS F-y,
and z que Oh is iIrsdath- Ia "a IL. IA size. ; .n,.. n
sh'rtders Beck. tir> A.d iimns. Pslpt q % Of ihs
u art Liver COMPLAINT. DEAFNESS Of Tire Brad t}-u
-rti ie.'lt'. "raSEe>s. Hard Lr-a;hing. As.hm4.
and vuisU o'hrT dSsas-s
~ urisrs he hs OF j. a sure r,mr'y for f.u1te
sssEL'ss--. iror-y- kheum,t IN aus Null "a
This Iii i've b-Iug = G o. p-and Ecr.s an N In
Ltyr bJ.I.khIary aa,i L. ms III, g,.fs-- - ~
T g - >0asssb an 10 ,es, I'm vs. 80 atv-l s..
a" D-Ni rhs-- fHi-@ rl' tstIts. he so ! % s-I
"i-'' AZ ran ~ 'sAer With sTT c; - rt,. hy oil
or 0Iar- u NAV lie T,ii.d ~ arrr.Iic tx Fl
- han IN y TEN e al Or mo I 81 ra-r-. Or the
. o"n ~Ed Il t.k-h IN time, = Trry.4t-uv= e. oEa ;ax.
irs other d -rss-S. such a. bilious. int rmrtte.L ~
M, snr I Th 80 F-ver<
No l. as cth 'xIs E1sre IN blaliisl ada p1rp
IN o. ~" tOtt e. per yrsr Eir s-rurr h-alth 20 any
fl.' y t~s"" al a'y tme 10 suit The patent
ir P;cT 90 tue : I'VE se Inserr the tJiioSing vol
uu.arr Urr'Gh-tI-
This D st, t,rI IL t-at I Wa. All c,-i v IA prap<y
srn Z n''t- N'ashss Is tor a ~. .er o. ,sass Ally
d 1 tth - a." H. u al o >aiG th.t Ess tESt re-
r"v-r. . lien u.r br Rvs sihl-i in ~yrup. 8
tav' irue II t-trf al nov Ia .py To H. a le
u s'ytHat ] An per eel welt ..AkN " VI UtR.
IN : u To re-iig ti4t ; h " afaictrI xith IN. III ives
c"uI !iiu; AstsuIt. p,lp,t tina Il the heart. an 1
pains tnr. usI the h'iy AL lm's. Ihe- dcsparIug
. wr.tfCtl AID, l hI'p- n tt { "a Warren. AMI MT
d.. D'y ant UT "OeL' r Osnieiion Sysuta. an
= stOr time 1 Nss restored 10 2=rfrc: "a alth
Dr. IOdNSOI, wtshinstun. p
have us~d Dr. bay. 5 rup ~ vhi-a my he "a,
PrvsI'st aHt ! Sm n.S a n a Try nan
r WEAVER Wtrrrn 0hi1.
THIS i 10 certify that I have Us d D.. D.ys co a
9 Onai, ! an sail n u vi h rs rs.
Rev. -HUKICR v. p. Church.
For Sale rs Woods y Pew AMI Smith Ssr4t,ra x
CO Warren JnIr.
~ .r,eu- Pen Il-l- t-ft
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

WESTMINSTER RErIEw.-Published BY
Leonard Scott & Co, 20 Fulton St. New
York; Price So per year. BlackwoOd
and any one Of the four Reviews s.; the
four Reviews and Blackwood $40.
The table Of contents of the January
humber has the following; Government
Contracts, The Realities Of Paris, CeylOn,
The Social Organism, Sicily as it was and
is, Christian Reyivais, Italy, the Designs
of Lewis Napoleon, Contemporary Litera-
ture.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
The Washington correspondent of the

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati GG=ette, February 9th, says:
Mr.. Giddings' reception here by lis
friends was most fattering. The lives
tigating Committee made nothing out OF
him, or DIR. Howe of Boston. Senator Ma
son, of Va. desired to know of Mr.. Gid
dings what has been the tendency of his
anti-slavery lectures. To-d1y he is wri-
ting out an elaborate respon e to that ques-
ton, and thinks he shall be. able to con-
vince the Senator.
Some Democrats say, this morning. that
the Harper's Ferry Committee have been
put in possession Of facts regarding Gid
dings' completely with John Brown, and
will press him very hard tomorrow morn
ing.
Plumb will also again be examined in
the hope Of duplicating prominent men in
tie Northwest
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

Last winter the Michigan Legislature
enacted a Ia whieh, in flct, reilly abal-
ished the Grand jury system, having nude
it optional either to indict upon infOrml-
ton or to ~empannel a jury. and the former
is receiving the decided preference. Al
ready Vermont has followed in the foot
steps, AMI INV the proper Committee ofthe
Wisconsin Senate has been instru ted, by
a unanimous vote, to bring 4 :im.llr bill,
which will without doubt pass into u Inv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

4 SAvAxr's MUNIFIcEYcE--Agassi7
has presented to the Harvard Museum Of
Comparative Zoology the collection made
by him since 1852. and his claim upon the
Museum for the care of that collection
The sums paid in cash for making these
additions to the Museum, including the
expenses for preserving the specimens be-
longing to the University, amount to Sl0,-
O00-not counting travelling expenses. when
making excursions and longer journeys for
the purpose Of gathering specimens
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
The Harpsr's Ferry Investigation.
B.. j. G..

The dispatch of the 9th from Washing.
ton to tie Tribune. says:
Mr.. Plumb. of OhiD. has completed his
testimony before the Harpcr's Ferry Com
mittee. The letter written by him to J.
II. klgi was in answer to an appeal for
money. to redeem the farm Of Kagi's faith
err. who livel in Ne5ra X. which was un-
der mortgage to a Cincinnati banker.
Mr.. llInb testified that he gave money
to Leary for the purpose Of enabling him
to engage in assisting slaves to escape, but
that he had no knowledge of the invasion
Of Virginia. or of any plan to promote in
surrecti0n there or elsewhere. and that be
had bot seen John Brown for more than
twenty years, and never c~orrcsponded with
him. lie also testified to the existence of
an organization called the Sons of Liher-
~" whose platform of principles is as fol-
lows:
No nal shall he deprived of life, lib
erty, or property, without due process Of
law, while We have power to prevent it"
The Cleveland lie der says:
M. Plumb returned home t. Oherlin on
Saturday, well satisfied with his Washing
ton trip. 1t is very apparent that the
pOmpOus Mason has SO far been pursuing a
cold trial. Most of the prominent men
malicious implicated in the John
Brown raid have been examined. and their
testimony has exonerated the Republican
party from all response ility in that affair.
The Virginia lord Of the lash" is much
chagrinei at the water haul, as he c%onceiv-
ell that the investigation. which every Re-
publican Senator voted for, would prove
Il god-senI To the Disunion party in the
coming Presidential contest. He finds it
like the Irishman's gun, an awful XXX
ba,k.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

You ara all nur,cs, in one ,ense - the word, vet
can yCu determine and ireIt be a. eases u your
chi.trh NJ or 40 goa no. ca t1E "a physician xLhn they
are ai!Ingf Apreut. thea. U- al b. EAI- brtLss
VOC IN ms fSFANrILE JoEy Al lie is a regular ph,
- ian, and from mach ss,eTirure IN tuftntii- Cuu-
p ANTS. Ia compuuIu,d tbs pfeFaraL On with at
Itr-.'ric pr opiase Of auN kIni-sO a. To he a snTe
rr-t.i q yUur sdI-rIng !iLle ones ~ all ths ills At
tenHing tuvIr tgtthiuE; ard tor ~cougAs, o Group. -
cuHNu siOss, aat also Tor SPINNER Com, .ltints. IL IL =
ceftlgn cure. You may Triv uu u vita perfect cnuh
u~Hce. h.t br. kATUNs lNFANTILG GosB.AL could
n-v-r hive attained the eel~brIy Il has Ia The L IJrl
>ttt"~.H u we're uot the ve,y test lTtIci- FER Infant.
lie TO p lInts that i pat a.. L. il last supcrszdiEg
ali II--s
Da EisiNSJN'S BLOOD FOaD. aiversissd xBh
the rnSD. ais II NOS lHv4lIsnir "a cess y % every
HOsnEs g. = D. a. every uums.riei luI,. ahy u al I
re-" t-r CIRCULAR & veiOpiu- The at IT,, and ) u SiIl
Eett Issi'r1 ar uf'rulsGiun yOI wsLL see adj
Nr ~tlssLrIt.
For "a c - Waors & PEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
GHERlFF , SALE.
~ Go. T BfoEu.

IN rle% hfssenseT efhtP
Ry ri tn. , a. Orier - Sale issI-l tn The Cou Z
cf 3oDm .. Pleas VI rfdm ,ull 9 uity ohio 10 me a.
rec.-i AaI delivered I shall oder Al Pa5uc Auction,
At lhe dn at the Court Hons. in Warm
ITunbdll G un-y, Ohio, on saturday. tn l7ti
d4t to I4rrh ,-j be Srea th hbdrso 10 q c ,c<
n auf4p riscG Z u - stiIdE TIE GIrNIls de-
sc be- r.ai E-t.t-. : tItte in n. ~ sn>h p Of Ntr
rta. and Il : eva as pa Z o. lots 20 p ia sad toxin
su-p I'D -Ou1i-l is f.t.oys:
list 'O) S~-stninE ~ a p st ia the s1I;h Hle Of th-
hand trrIH-riy ONnei ~ 10 veil Il IISJh. t"i ~
ts- S.;t side r Ia GouuJy r0ti running thsOIsh
al 1T nor,h and south h river r'pl 50 0Ni--)
th..cs ~uIs1 - vest . nsIns AMI 80 lipkS n Oc-
sar'h - -aS tSa chains ~ links ti-n'e LOTrh
s5S- easi I chains o. nks ,hzIc= n ,r,h Is VS.
- ta- siac o. p-g'uI-g -1IttIIi : ~ no > srrye.ed
O. . acre - itut no e or las AtprISe3 at S-uO
ell - Baun itd-Be-iun ny a = ; o-e st in the
s.utH w-st curn-r o. a ht so'd to Peter Gask'il,
thslte nth Is Srst along the Ne-t iur OF sail das
XIII iSt a,i IN s->t iiI= 81 tue AsJgs lie cr:Bei lot
4 cha u AID IiiIks' % the SlntI line Of tn dtsuI
lot tu-LcS ee,s o. Ih- sol.h iiIe e the AIs0a i've
rh ms I, a sake. tavae- SJlt1 bS -ts: chains
aai4 llnSstaA sake, thence est i've chtns ION
and a Eaf iuxst - tls pHl e Of oss . ri -, cJltu Mug
Two acres nf hand more or les
Aprrisei at S!JJ. Terms CISh.
A.B LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sh1riTrS On -. Ware. Frai Il 'F-jy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

Is ADVANCE OF TIE MAIL-Thc Can
field correspondent Of the Mahohing ley
lister. states that the grass is looking green
abo t Garfield and that the bul Is are swell
ling. lie also notices pansics in bloom in
the opcn ground-n incident which de-
serves record rs spmething unusual on tha
I'D day o. January, in this cold region.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

PARTRIDGEs-The Springfield Repuh-
lican' cautions the public against elting
partrilges at this season. as they are
obligel to feed on laurel leaf. the cxtra;t
of which is a virulent poison to the human
system. Ibis extract i%mpregnates the flesh
of the bird. and numbers Of persons have
been poisoned from eating it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
marriaQrs.

In Johnston, FEB 10Th. By Thomas Gilmore
Esq ut his residence, Dir FRANCIS MUF-
DOCK. Of Johnston. to Miss MARGARET
MURDOCH OF Vyraon.
In Pennington. on the 9th inst. Ly J. H.
WoicOtt Esq Mr.. ALBERT J. SMITH, OF
P..rkman aud Miss ADELIA Z. FRENCH Of
tic inrm,r dice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
0uT Next Presidency.

NeSsrs. E.At0rs.-As the time draws
mar for nominating a Candidate by the
Republicans for. the next Presidency.
do not deem it out of place to make a few
suggestions in regard thereto. We want
a man as our Standard Bearer that is entire
ly opposed to the present corru2t and ex-
travagant administration; one who should
he the peoples choice, and whose nomination
Should not be brought about through the
influence Of tie members If C,Rgres, and
til; Liter 'Oriters from Wtsingi,n. nor
even through newspaper influence alone &c.
We want a man who is a Union Man in
every sense of the word. lie should Dc
opposed to the extension Of slavery into
free territory; neither should he be willin.
to interfere with slavery in the States in
which it now exists. He should be unhes-
itatin2ly opposed to the foreign Slave Trade.
He should favor a revenue tariff that would
at least be sufficient t" dcfrly theexpenses
of Government, and 50 framed as to protect
those branches OF manufactures most need:
Ing the same. He should also favor the
project of a Pacific Rail Road. lie shculG
be in favor of granting lands in limited
quantities to actual settlers. paltiularly to
native born. or naturllizad citizens. II.
must be decidedly in favor of the admission
of Kansas as a Free State. and that i'm.
mcdiately. Would not a platform framed
upon these principles be broad enough and
sufficiently comprehensive for every LEGAL
voter Of the Union? And. by the by. We
should have a candidate whose adherence
to these principles are well known. and not
one who asserts, on the spur Of the mo-
mcnt. with a view Of obtaining the nomi-
nation. Fhc Republicans should not now
sacrifice their principles for expedicncy: it
would be far better to he ri.ht than tri-
UmPhant; better fall in a good cause, than
survive in a poor one.
Yours &c,
B. ]. G.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15
GHEKiFF SALE.
- uunrh e. H,rshJ
In cOur: of Com. Pleas.

By vi tue ~ ~ or Ter o. sale iSsle I from the Coz
o. Com n,n Peas nf Fran tIil County. OHIO, - a,
direct. { an { deiiv-r- Q 1 sI.fl 0I=r ~ Pulic Au-ti .,
NUI-dpbf - t1s EtIFt la . "a Va rta % 7AJur
asy ia Eth Jay Of VI rep l-I', ,etSevH III hours Z
10 ,'ciucE s. A..ntiP. N Of sad d'y ,;he i"lioWu
nescri"ef Real Estate. Stilte IA III J.gaship U
iO sialsl All Is AlOS w by bots No. 30 - d rvIersnes
LeIHg hli 10 a LAP aud Survey OF = To Sn Plat Lain
OuL lor q. &. Seeb aud Lyman Potfer by EdS.n bsa
iugxvii SuryryOr, upOI SdYdiv sion number on and
tour u the E5s. survey o. sAa lot hummer two. in
large 10 Lumber tWeuty Que in the eriginal : Tv-y
OF sid iIOE,Ani township Way R-cOrIei IA rrum
buIl County Recorus pages 10. 49, ana igI BOJk 3,
saia 10 = t4irty Ani .hirty one brias zb3at enc hi A.
dtetl sud tweIty e. sht feet lon 1li aAolt thirty te-l
vide, u he n : the sane tots 4, eiei TO AIolphuS--
- T.J AcL1iu. Fen. l., Is5j aud recorded IN Tram
hui COunty Records BOOK -. z l20, i3O.
ArprIsad al $40 Terms Cash.
A. D LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheri1's Office, Warren Feb. 18th, 6O-Jw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

The Deliyia. a slave brig. was brought
into Charleston. S. c.. on the LIST lust
from the West coast of Africa; by some OF
the officers of the United States ship Con-
stcllation. She sailed from Slgua Ia
Grand. Cuba, in September last, and was
captured near Kabenna on the 2lst Of
December.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

The penalty IF guilt has been sadly re,
aliztd in thc case of Mrs. Smith Blnncr-
man, the English leiress, who recently
eloped with Rev. \. Green, Ter eurdte,
from London. The parties cmblr cd at
Gravesend on board "a clipper ship bound
to Australia, aud it was wrecked in the
channel, all On board being drowned.
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A man in New Fairfield, Connecticut.
named Stevens. recently bid off at an aus-
ton sale, a package of old papers for a
triflng sum, in which he found u soldiers
land warrant, located in what is now the
village OF Baterville, Arkansas, and he sold
it to- gentleman of that State, for $4,000.
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S@2@0-


The ice boat so much taxed of for win.
ter navigation on the upper Mississippi
was put into successful operation at Prairie
du Chen. Wisconsin. on the IIth OF Jan
nary. and made a trial trip to lafayette.
thirty-two miles. in two hours and ten min
utes. returning in two hours, and carrying
twenty passengers.
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THE WALKING WoMAy--Mlle NELLIE
vile the Cleveland woman. fulfilled her
tax OF walking one hundred consecutive
hours, on Saturday. and won the wager.
Before tie expiration of the time, anoth-
or bet was made that she could not walk
two hours longer, this she also won.
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PErERsoS's MAGAZINE, for March. is on
our table, and Notwithstanding the induce
mcnts presented in the January number,
its reputation is still maintained and Is
likely TO he to the end of the year, for fe-
terson does what he says he viii.
Price $500, Address. C. j. Peterson.
So6. Chestnut St PHILADELPHIA.
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DEFERkED.-We are in receipt Of COM
municatioas from our Washington and Co
iumbus Correspondent, which reached us
by Tuesdays mail, too late for insertion III
tlis paper. They viii appear next week.
Two other fayors must lay over Tor want
If NOM
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Republican County & District Conven-
ton.

In accordance with the suggestion of the
State Central Executive Committee, the
Republicans of Trumbull County are re-
quested to meet at Warren, on WelnesdIy.
the 22nd inst. at IL o'clock. A. Nj. to Sc
lcct eight Delegates from this County to
the Republican State Convention. which
will be held at Columbus on Thursday, the
1St day of March, to elect Delegates to
the National Republican Convention which
viii meet at Chicago, to nominate 4 Re-
publican candidate for President
The ratio of representation III the Coun-
ty Convention will be the same as at the
County Convention of the 23rd of Aug last;
which WIS as follows:
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Also sn the 22nd inst, at ! o'clock P.
n. the Convention for this Congressional
District will he held at the same place. 70
select two Delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention. In this Convention, the ratio OF
representation viii be one from each town
ship in the District.
The Central Committee would respect
fully suggest that the primary meetings to
choose delegates to both these Conventions
be held in each township on the evening Of
Saturday, the 18th inst at I o'clock 2. N.
HARMON AUSTIN,
r A. A. BALDWIN, County
LEONARD BURroE, CESrRAL
J. &. BUTLER. COMMITTEE.
Il. \. HAreooD.