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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06
March.

The author Of Salad for the Social say:
-Hhs SaIons called March. Tenet month
or aez8:h month because sbs days there be-
gin eexceed the nights, in ZENITH. Lenct,
noweEEAd Lent means spring; hence March
Vas The Rrng month. The Saxons also
called tt the stormy month" Some of the
aDck.ts placed it as the first month in
the gear, staers as the third, fourth, fifth.
and ssuta. We think that this year, it
Eheuia BE placed as the first month Of sum
ner, that is, if every day shall be as warm
as were the two first. 1t did not "cone
IN lSea lion," but gas as lamblike as
possible. The two last days of Februry
asA tso Hrn days Of March were moro
Ike Sc frst dayS of May, than the last
koxa a winter. It s1ems aE fthere must
have been ssne mistake in the almanac,
for tie mercury stood as hleh as 90 de-
grees above 1ere. Fires were unnecessary,
doors and windows were open, men could
lie seen during the day and evening cOmto.r-
hbly seated on the pOrches of the hotels,
Lids Fsrs singing merrily upon the leaf
less branches Of the trees, the buds of the
maple sd 1s hegintO swell. and those of
the klaes <ex &lpast ready to burst
On Sunday. aSx feS hours of rain.
the xind shifted to The northwest. and
thus vas . ds&t change Of program.
&c but monday vas sarm and Fssaant
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06
The Cabinet.

The struggle on Saturday evening in the
presence of Mr.. Lincoln over the Cabinet
appointments was very exciting. The
friends of the various aspirants pushing
their claims with great vehemence. At
last the President-elect said: Gentlemen
l. is evident some one must take the re.
sponsibility. for these appointments and
will do it. My Cabinet l. completed The
positions are not all definitely assigned,
and will not be until l announce them pri-
vately to the gentlemen whom | have Sc
lected to be my constitutional advisers.
Quiet was Immediately restored.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06

KrIAETIc & GREAT WESTERN r. r.
The \. Y. Tribune says that Mr.. Kinnard
engineer Of the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad, is now upon the line, and the
work is being pushed with vigor. The
Road is nearly graded to tie State line.
and will soon be in connection with the
Sunbury and Erie. BY July it will be ex.
,,1ded to Warren, and thus open a new
.6elo' of profit to the Erie road. AS the
coupan has its iron here, and money to
paw all its bills promptly, by Autumn Of
iSGI the tralk will be in usstar into Ohio.
to the great advantage of New York and
the West.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- Milton sutliI In Trumhuil e9uEty Com
mSn Pleas Co1rL
Augustus Crater. , By virtue CT = Vcndit:oni
Exponas issEed from the Court Of Common Pleas of
Tumtui. county, to ne directed. I shall offer for sale
at Iur,h lie auction at the IOor Of the CO urt house N
Warren. in said county. on
Saturday the 6M dag Of ApriL 1861,
at one o'clock ?. NJ Of sad DAY, the following de-
scrihed real estate. 10 Wit All OF lot ~ in said town
ship Of Warren in Trumhull county and State Of o..
sud hoanded as follows: north partly by lands OF I'd
Uari ShoenbeTger and partly by lands OF Benz. Lane,
EAST partly by lands Of Daniel Dsrr and partly by
lands OF Cyrus B0sworth. south by lands Of Jnhn
M4 &c, and west by lands Of Osborn and Lewis,
containing within these boundaries two hundred
and forty (240) acres OF land more or less. Apprais-
ed At $50 GO usr acre. ABB LYMAN, sheriff.
Sherin's Office. Warren, March 6, 1861.
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,-c1.l EYaminaIion of School Teach

SurcIal examination Of School Teach
y ers. There will be Special Nominations OF
School Teachers on Fridays, March sth and 18th. al
EmDirr Hall. and on Fridays. April 18th and May
IOth az the Court House. All persons who desire TO
obtain certfcates to teach common SCHOOLS, in frum
hull. during the comirg sunHi-r. can attend ssme
one az The Aforesaid examinztl .as. Private Exam
instioas eanpot be hal. and no more public eNamin-
a'iyns will he held until next all
March {. IS6I-6WI WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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March 6. Is6l-4wI
SALE
In Court Of Common
Pleas OF Trumbull Co.

Al C Day.
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumb uIl county, Ohio, to me
directed L have levied upon and shall oder for $ ale
at Public Auction at the door Of the Court house in
Warren in said county. on
Saturday the 30h day Of March, 1861,
At one s'eioek P N. OF sand day. the following de
scribed real estate. situate in the township OF War
rem in said eonpty, being a part OF lot No. q in the
plat Of the village OF Warren. and is bounded AS fol-
ioxs. BEGINNING at \ post standing in the northwest
corner OF said lot No. % AMI running along the east
line Of Liberty streetforty one (4D feet. thence east
one hundred QOOl feet. thence north forty one (4D
feet. thence west one hundred CiO0l feet to the place
ofheg; uning, and containing forty one hundred feet
OF grounl more or less. Appraised at Ss509O
Also another tract or lot in said Warren township
and which Is also SnOwa as part Of los No g in the
said town plat OF Warren. and is bounded as follows;
Beginning at y post standing in the southeast corner
Of a part Of the same lot. decided By Daniel Gilbert
to James Dunlap. thence east along franklin street
sixty two (G2) feet, thence north Eighty four 90 feet,
to tie north line Of said lot No. q. thence west a.
lOGg the said north line sixty two t62l feet to the east
line OF the said Dunlap lot, thence south along the
east line Of the said dunlap lot to the place OF begin
ming. Appraised at Ss50,OO. Terms cash.
A. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheriGs Office, Warren, FEB. q, ls6l.
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Sheriff. om... warren, FEB, u. 1881. ;S.
CHERRIES SALE.
HAdm's OfJosiahw. " oleott) IN Court'oF cennea
vs. Pleas Of Trunbull

AAdm's ofJosiahW W Oleott1 IA coprt'of csn@ea
vs.. Pleas. Of TTunbuli
EIearer IIazsn ct al. County.
By virtue OF an Order Of Sale issued from tSe Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbsil County. Ohio. to me di
reeted and ueliEsTei. / shall OGer Tor sale AZ Publis
Auction atthe door Of tbs Court House in Warren Ia
said county. on
Saturday, the l6h day Of March, 1861.
At one o'clock. P. NJ. Of said day. tbs falIoviny dss-
eribed real estate: Situate in the town ship Of Greene.
in said county, and the east part Of lot No. -. aad
bounded on the north. east and south by the los lines
Of lot No. 30, and on the west By land decided to viii
lard Roberts, by Frederick Kinsran, containing sew
enty- sevsn $500 aerCs. less forty, two IOdsof grsand
for school house lot in DistIict No g in said township,
and 4 acres which Is the loo on which the steam saw
mill nos 81 nds. leaving to be sold a ~ 100 acres.
more or less Appraised At ssveR hundred and sew
enty-aYe dollars -.
Also 4 acres N the north east esrnero % lot Nc. 30,
including a steam saw mill situated on the same, and
bounded as follows Commencing at the sontk east
corner Of said school house lot, thence south y rodss
thene1 vest 20 rods, thence north % rods, thence sase
20 rods 70 the place Of beginuip< APPRAISED =
e25 90 Terms Cash. A b. LYMAS. she7G.
sAsriS-s cMes, vU s'Is, al SE,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OAd ofJosiah ". WOleottJ
In Court Of Csaaea
D1a


George l. Holmes, ct al By Tir-ns ofan slias sr-
der Of sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas IL
rrumbuli eOurty, Ohio, tc me directed ana delivered,
I shall Oder for sale. al Public Auctisn at tina deer Of
ths Court heDss in Wsrres. on
SaturdayMs 16h dGyofNarch, 1861,
at / o'clock 2 81. a. said day the fohOSlng seserihed
real estate situate in Pennington. rrumbul county,
Ohio knoEn As part Of lot No. 30, IN said township.
and bounded as fellows: BEGINNING on the sast line
Of the Horth and south centre road a. a stake: thence
east ~ rods ~ links to the sentrs OF Graad river
thence following the channel IN a north east direction
5 rolls aad IS links; thence east 30 rods to a peat
Standing on the wsSI line OF land formerly owned BY
Harvey W. Collar; thence south on said line 10 roda
AMI o.e link to a post being the south vest corner -
said lands formerly owned by said Collar; thence ca
sa d Collars old line (ssoth linel l45 rods. and eH
links to a post on the east line Of said Let No. 3si
thence ssuih on said lot line IS rods TX links t. =
psst at the corner Of lands oSnea by the. heirs 81 ia
siah ". WOlesu- deceased; themes vest on said Tal-
COTS heirs north line sOs rods to the hns Of ths
north and south centre road ithenss north to the yiAe=
ofbeginnivg, containing my one acres and 6Sa
reds ofiand be the same morS or less Appraised a.
per acre. Terms Cash.
Sheriff. on.e. Warren, Peb. y. 1861. Sw.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

The stockholders Of the Mah0ning Plank Road
Company are requested TO meet At the alice Of Elisha
Whittses-y, in the town Of CaHfeid- Mahoning coon-
ty. ohio. on Saturlay the 18th day Of March, A. D
IS6t, at ~ o'clock A VI. for the purpose Of electing
the requisite number Of Directors Of said road for
the ensuing year. and for transa citing such other bu-
siness as may come before them. No toll win be
charged 10 said stockholders on said day
L ". WHITfLESEY, Sec
March 6. Is6I-4wl
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SHERIFFsS SALE In Attachment.
~ Abbott & Higgins In Trumhul COnmc

vs. Pleas.
C.H Taylor 4 Co. } By virtue Of an order
CT sale in attachment in the above case. to me direct
ed and delivered, | shall offer at public sale at the
sraceyille DEPOT on the Cleveland & Mah,ni1g Rail
Road. in tbs township Of Braceville, TrnrS5zil coun-
ty, Ohio. on
Saturday the l6h day Of March, 1861.
sale 10 commence Sthalf past three O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day, and continue until ssld. the following de-
scribei personal properly to wit: Five barrels and
tEeRty-tbree kegs OF batter, taken as the property OF
defendants. Terms cash. WA-B.bYMAN, Sheriff,
BY c. A. HGRNos Den.
Sherigis On &c, Warren, Gareh6 6, lssI-ew.
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The Farmer

AG6 dIm6I "
Also. has been cared for For hia We have gathered
All the I rms now in use tcr
Deeds of all kinds. Mortgages. Satisfac-
ton Of Mortgages, Bills Of Sale for all
kinds of Property, the Laws in reference
to Lost, Strayed, and Stolen Cattle, Fences,
Roads. Cultivation of Lands, Homestead
and Exemptions; the Laws. Forms, and
/ Steps to be t ken for Recovering or OBJ
tanning Titles to Public Lands.
And a large amount ofother important forms AsA
information the details Of which may ne fouad ~
turning to the contents.
The Mechanic
VIII fad, in addition to a great store Of other vaiu&-
BILE matter,
The Lien Laws Of the various States
and Territories, the Statute of Limitation
to Actions. Liabilities of COntraetors.JO jour
neymen, and Apprentices, Forms of Build
ing and other Contracts, the Laws Of the
different States and Territories in regard
to the Claims of Workmen for Labor, and
instructions for Proceedings in Collecting
the same.
For landlords and tenants,
We have provided Forms Of Leases. Agreements. s=d
all the necessary Instructions and legal forms Of in
sailing AMI removing tenants
For EmigTants,
We have prepared instructions and forms OF steps fer
obtaining lands, as veil feUm the GOverpmsnt as from
individuals; also, the lsws Of the different STATES in
regard to everything pertaining to citizenship. par
chasing. mertsagiDg. recording. and selling proper
ty; horse. sheep. dog and general cattle laws taking
land on sh4res &c. &c
For Married Men and Women,
We have given full instructions for reserTtns proper
" in view OF marriage, and, for those who need she1.
complete Instructions and forms for proceedings. in
cases Of Divorce; together with information en- all
subjects hat usually come before the esurtI concern
ing married couples
Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
Minors
Are also fully provided for. In hne, We have endssT-
orsd to make a work adapted to the wants o feTSrybs-
d. who prefers, in all ordinary nAtt.rs, q reid he
grievous expense and waste OF time which attend all
business and cases entrusted TO lawyers:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-06

THE SLAVE SMUGGLER sells as
Il rapidly IS ever at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
kFsb. 9, 1851
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Redd Prof:-Woed' advertisements in an
other column.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS. ATTENTION.
TOu can max. more money in selling the nav sdE
tioa 1t L LAWYER than any beck puhlisks5.
because every man Uhs eensults his OWE inisrsatB,
will want the Book. No other WORK Of the kind il as
complete and reliaSls as this. ana Book AgenisiH AL
parts Of the country will d. we'll to send on innsdi-
ately for a Sample Cory and cur Terms to Agents,
which are unusually liberal.
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Together with a great mass OF carefully eOllsets3
information which viii enable him to state tbs lAN
points on neatly all asia thAs nay be broasht bsiSrs
him.
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NEW EDITIoN-EEyrsED M ENLARGED.
Sent by mail on receipt of price.
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State and Territorial Laws concerning Pro-
perty Exempt from Execution, Lien
Law, Law Of Limitation. Law of
Contract. Pedler's License
to Sell Goods, Legal
Rates of Interest,
Qualifications
Of Voters, etc, etc, etc.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

MipNlear Decentralization Of our citizens re-
siding in tic Immediate vicinity OF the parish Jail we're
aroused from their quiet surbers Thursday night
last, about ID o'clock BY the discharge Of firearms
and female screams. To slip from the arms Of Nor
pheus into the nns Of coat was but the work Of
moment and another suiced to bring Us to the scene
Of disturbance which on our arrival bid fair to end in
something serious Il turned out however, that two
hwate! sharks Just off long voyage were out On
"bust ar.d in practical illustration Of their theory,
vent 10 burstrgin tho doors and windows Of Mr Dry
fuss residence with long pole Not relishing this
method Of bein stirred Up, he discharged pistol At
them which nottakng effect he sailed out, and With
the assistance III a neighbor or two captured one Of
the rascas.-tha other one making good his escape.
The man III limbo James Purcell BY name will have
70 answer 10 ishonor, the mayor fer his unworthy
conduct
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

ALABAMA MILITARY BILL.-Beow are the main pro
VISIONS Of heordnance passed by the Alabama conven
ton on the 18TH to provide for the military defence oil
the State:
1t provides for the enlistment of 1000 men, all told
for three years, unless sooner discharged
bounty Of SO is given to the privates Officers
United States.
1t provides further for the governor to accept the
services of unlimited number of volunteers for one
year whenever the public safety shall demandt subject
to the same regulations of the United States army ex
cept they may elect their officers upon first organising
1t is further ordained that the governor shall appoint
maorgeneraf, to hold during good behavior and tc
have command of all the troops Of the State when il
service.
The governor empowered to appoint brigadiers a:
the may require and to appointa the way through
The regulations Of the army Of the United States a,
published on the first day of January 1857 are adopted
This ordinance was ordered to be made public anC
goes into immediate operation
Tbs bid passed on the 18th, to raise two millions
dollars for the defence of the State by the issuance
bonds With coupons attached bearing eight per cent
interest authorises executors administrators and guar
dian to invest the surplus money of their wards o.
estate in these securities The interest coupons arr
payable annually, and are to be taken in payment o
taxes and all public dues. These bonds maybe made
the basis of free banking authorised BY law ii
this State and be used in every way that State o.
United States stocks have been heretofore used The
money invested in these bonds relieved of alienation
and they to be issued for as small sum as fit,
dollars, and from that to five thousand
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

We observe with deep modification ana regret says
tie Memphis Avalanche, that proposition has been
made in several Of the southern States to defeat the
collection Of all debts due northern merchants Such
proposition Is shameful It is scandaIous It is di5-
honorable. The south owes nobody 1T the north but
her friends ana they should be paid-must be paid,
every farthing, without hindrance or lett To repu-
date the debts due our friends in the north would be
an act Of base ingrattude well n downrghtrobbery
Dissolution, civil war in fact sort Of alienation
should cause the south forget those true men in the
abolition States who have 20 long stood by the const
tuition and the south more unseIfsh, devoted self
sacrificing band Of men never lived. If ever people
deserved commentator for faithful unainehing adj
herence to right and duty, it is those Spartans who
have fallen il defense Of the rights Of the south The
affections Of our people should cluster around them
around some sacred shrine In the face ofthe natural
antslaverr sentiment Of their OWL seetion-n the face
Of the abolition waves which have rolled mountains
high threatening to cngup them-they have, yearafter
year. breasted the deluge and beaten back its fierce
waters but at last they have persisted in courageous
defense Of our rights The south may be denied the
blessed privilege Of arishing honors upon these martyrs
she cannot lift them from that retracy into which
they have been dri7en-but she will lavish upon them
the only wealth At command gratitude undying
as It il Just.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

A sUaagsrIoH.--The lose and unrestricted manner
ID which slaves have heretofore been permitted to 60
about town seeking days work. has become per
feet nuisance They have to carry their owners 50
much per day whether they obtain employment Or not
The consequence H. il they do not obtain work they
have to steal friend suggests that an Office for the
hire al such persons be opened tue names OF the slaves
ana owners registered Persons wishing 70 hire to 60
to the Office make their selection and pay the supern-
dent the hire This would be guarantee to the own
era, ana prorens the preparation Of many thievish
acts we hope that our city council and the public
generally, will take the matter into serious eon5idera
ton. Something must be done
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

IRoS Foa THE RAILRoAD.-Col. Thos G. Bates. con
tractor to supply iron for She Memphis, Ell Paso and
Pacific railroad, writes under date ofJanuary 17h from
New York, to gentleman in this city, that be expects
to contract for twenty-five miles Of iron for our road
and for ten miles OF road in time to reach BY the
navigation of the present season. Col Bates writes like
apatriot and gentlemen on the questions now eopvul-
sing the country. Jefferson Texas Gazeftn.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

REuovAL--Ohr sheriff and parish clerk have removed
their Respective Offices to the basement story of the
new courthouse and fitted them up in a comfortable
manner and will at all times Be happy to see their bust
- frianas
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

CoEcIRr-A concert viii be given tomorrow eve
ming, by the ladies of our city at the courthouse
for the benefit Of the methodist church The pro
granme will consist Of choice selection including two
new southern songs.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

FATAL 4FfRAY ~ THE N4vT-TARD.-''N emo,n the
navy-yard correspondent Of the Observer writes on
the 3oth ut
very serious ARRAY occurred at the Barrancas bar
racks at O'clock y. yesterday Sergeant Belts Of
the Tuskegee light infantry, whose wife accompanies
him land who has been stopping at Mrs. 0ldmixonsl
was informed that named Brown, member Of
the Asbarn guards had nsuted his (Betts1 wife which
exasperated him so much that he Brown word that
be would kill him. Brown then armed himself and on
seeing Belts approach him. called some bystander
to protect him which they showed inclination to Do.
He then drew his revolver To fire at Belts, which he
did but some one close to him struck his arm, which
caused The ball to 90 different direction and in an
instant Belts rushed forward with bis bowieknfe in
hand stabbing Brown fatally, death ensuing almost
immediately Belts has been arrested and an nyesti-
CATION into the affair takes place to-day This is the
most authentic account Of the affair could gather 1t
may not be correct in all particulars had to take it
as | heard it.
LETTER FROM THE PREsIDESr.- President Buchanan
has address the following letter to the governor Of New
York:
To his excellency governor Morgan: sir-I have
had the honor to receive your communication convey
ing the resolutions which passed The legislature Of New
York on the 11th inst rendering aid to the president
of the United States in support Of the constitution and
the Union and shall give them that respectful consid-
Grafton to which they are entitled from the Importance
Of the subject and the distinguished source from which
they have emanated Yours YER respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

T. is with infinite pleasure the arrival
Of the through train from FeSsburg to this place on
Sunday last Yes, il is unqaestionable fact, the
cars have arrived and the citizens of Monroe and vcn
ity are now living within few hours ride Of Ncksburg
and New Orleans The train LEFT DeSoto at J 4. n.
and arrived here ut n NJ The honors Of the occasion
were celebrated in a most appropriate manner at the
residence Of the Hon John Ray Que Of the fathers Of
the ROAD. The gentleman who accompanied the train
informs us that everything worked admirably and that
nothing occurred Ga the trip calculated to beget the
slightest dsrut Of the capacity Of the road The entire
working Of the concern from beginning to end pro
uounced good very good. We hail the happy event
as one Of abiding interest to the citizens Of all north
Louisiana and eastern Texas and from the bottom OF
our heart wish the enterprise every success Had
this interesting occasion happened any otheV day
the people would have given demonstration in every
respect worthy the occasion As it was the road was
lined with human beings far out the grave yard
and the train entered our ancient and beautiful city
amid the waving Of handkerchief and the shouts of
delighted multitude.
Tie directors and officers of tile road are entitled
and have the peoples most cordial congratulaton.-
From this On will be enabled to furnish readers
with tho very latest news up to the hour of going tc
press which will be another strong inducement for al
north Louisianans to take the Register Weanticipate
the addition Of seventeen hundred new subscribers
(nore or less) Immediately after the appearance of h:
article Monroe Register,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

One lat Of consignees published last week received
at A. NJ Hull & Co.'s, should have read lat Simpson
4 Calhorn's"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

Many thanks polite and accommodating friend,
Capt W. D. Bateman, clerk Of the Leconte, for bis
kind favDrs.