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The Truth Abou, the National Lonu.

Ii,w sunni. H,a,H a 20. SImeJicaH circular.
4 sta. .cmcnt showing tho amount Of the ma
tiunll debt for each year since the organization
oi the Government proves, in the most conclu-
siyc manner, tlut all thH ',gbts contracted by
the l'uited States unlike those Of other nations
are treated purely as commercial transactions,
tD be paid at an early day, aud for which pro-
yitiOns have always been speedily made, and
which at one period entirely eXtiugulshel tho
debt, and reduced il to merely nominal amount,
at two other. As the people are the Gvvrrn-
mnut, they are a. pISUus to be- relieved from
debit, existing against them in = collective, u.
those I'm private capacity, It's uniform policy
IN providing for the payment "i all debts Is an
important element In th' value Of its slyuritie'.
I uc.r are always subject To- iluctultiuns but the
United State stock have averaged prices which
have realized the huycra considerably less than
% lar cent.
II we take the average Of highest anl lowest
quota, ions for the past eleven years, for the Go
yrrnlnent G's Of 1868 the averages have not been
under ! ~, and have not realized their holders
over IL PER cent. As a rule, II may be stated
that the public securities Of all solvent govern
mcuts are in request at rates that yield the
smallest interest Of any investment for the rea-
son that government presents the aggregate
wealth Of the people, and its failure must al.
WaNs ho preceded hy that Of the individual
M 'u.,ris who COR pose IT, The averdS g rate Of
money for commercial transactions both in
England and the United Stltes is or per
cent greater than the public securities Of the two
countries yield. This has been uniform cxpe-
rencc. It s just probable in the future rs it has
been in the past, modified. ofcourse, by cxiraodi-
nary events. Tho loans brought out in the
| MeNiCHn war sold at par, but the moment pub
| lie confidence was restored they sold at ~ per
cent. premium. Owing to the present political
troubles, the United States Us OF 1868 are selling
at a rate which will yield 10 those holding them
till their maturity 4 per cent very near
| twice the rate of interest they have Welded for
the past II years. A nation with vitality like
'tIAt VI tho Unitel States il Rot going " w sx'
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Arrest Of Another Traitor.
Proves to be II Friend Of Alex. II. stephens

-
SNMrEL !. ANpERsoN, q native of Virginia,
lout 10 wear, Of age was arrested yesterday hv
Detective FARLEY, at his lodgings in the An
son House, Spring street, on suspicion Of being
is well known IN this community, both ia polit-
cal and sporting circles. Until recently he filled
the position Of d' putty, in Sheriff KELLY oil e,
having obtained the place through the influence
Of ALrN. II. SrErIIESS, Nicc-Pcsidcnt Of the
u.itoi ,ouir,,uvy, ,i whom lie is AN intimate
friend. A. soon, However, as it became known
Tat ho Wa, taiutcl with secession, he was dis
missed from the place. Formerly, ASDEl,suS
w..s iu the Custom House, ani at one time hc
SO. pIuy ClHk in the House Of E,prcscntl-
.nc.. when taken into ,u,toly hc had ncar'v
uilrcI his arin, ,cmcuts to depart for the
s'u.h, Mh,n' h' in,ci lci to permanently abide,
ul 10 has only been few weeks since he wa,
90 'l'.Njr, hob uuhhirg with the chiefs OF thy
.l.l. Tie oi'i0cr had some dilhrulty in max
INK the arrest, ~ the accused was not willing to
yield himself up, and endeavorcI to deter the
official by the dsplay of bowie knife aud re-
volycs. The plan would not work, however,
and ANDERSON is now safely under lock AMI key
at Fort Lafayette, with Others guilty of like
crimes. Col. BuEkE sccmcl glad TO see him
plrti,ularlya, a, he was AN old acquaintance, who
had made himself extremely active in getting
Tie writs oihdJca' corpus issued in the ease Of the
Baltimore Police Commissioners, before Judge
GARRISON.
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n i, the little trials OF life which irritatr the
TEMPER, aud destroy the equtu,iuhv ol tho mind;
ju,ta the continual f,liu.s ot w,,r'-diup,, one
hy one wears away The solid rock . Pride, ne
pity ui others may assist 10 meet great trIl-
aud strengthen us to endure severe sulcrinus;
but the grace Of G0l alone is sufficient for us, in
the numberlcss petty annoyances which contin-
ually bcsot IuS in the path Of daily lite. With
out it, we are in,scd weak to endure suffering
poworlcss TO resist temptation. The daily lite
Of the Christian may, through walchlulne-s aud
prayer, be a silent admonition 10 the unconycrt-
ed, an incontruvertIble proof to the unbelcvng
ul the reality Ui his faith.
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iinguished ia day, nor till, like ell other gcca
nations, Il has run its course which is no
measuie by any ordinary computation. In 4
| wear or 80 our fears will be forgotten, and a.
| money is now far more abundant among us
than at any former per,od, il will not l-n long
oeiore Government securities will bo selling at
| the highest rates they ever reached. The sup-
ply cunning upon the market will f,r time
keep down the price, hut tho moment that
ceases, rates will rapidly advanc,, no matter,
within any reasonable bounds, how great a debt
may uc contracted.
The public debt Of England equals nearly
e. 0OO, 900 COO 4 debt Of $500 600 600 0r
eight times less, would bc for us, nothin, in
comparison. The English consols would tear
n higher price were they reduced 10 ono hall
th"ir present amount. Wcru 'he public
ccht Of The United States .jOO, 600 OOO instead
m SilO,OOO, O01, it, securities would probably
bear higher price, from tho vastly greater
nun bcr Of parties interested and dealing IN
them.
The Canadas with population of about
2juu,OOO, have a public debt Of 46j, 0OO, O0O
which would bo equal to a debt oi ssOO, ODD, OOO
for tho United States, which have three. fold
greater wealth and resources in proportion To
population. Yet the securities Of the former are
selling alta premium Of some 10 per cent while
Those OF the latter arc at ~ per cent. discount
Ihis Tact shows the excess and unfcas0nablcness
ol our fright.
The debt at the formation Of the government
was equal to nearly go por head In 1916. slj
per head similar ratio pcr head would give
Us debt OF .dj1, ,00l, 900 in one lsc and lG5.-
OOO,OO in the other; yet tho wealth ol the
country is more than threshold greater per
head than IN either ol the periods uImel.
NJ the close, IN lNlh ul the lsrd Cuutincn-
tal wars, the debt e Grrat Britain, iurlu ling
Ireland, was ESjl. .O0O, OOn, or about Si.31O,-
uOO, 900, which Wa, nearly s2jO per hcid for
each man, woman ami chhd in that country
Its population, iutlsding Ireland, not much
exceeding lS,uOOnOO. The population of the
United States Is marty twice that uuubcr;
that U tho luydl ttltcs once aul half greater,
with resource, vastly exceeding tho.c ot Grcat
Britain in her cvcutiul struggle which huunbled
the greatest military power anl military gem
ius, the world ever saw.
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Singular Accident on Won, Hmm.

The London Medical Gl-ctr contains the fol-
lowing "A party ascending Mont Blanc, ,uu-
si,ting Of Massr-, H., B. AMI others, all first
rate muuutinccr,, with their guides, had slept
out all night, and after breakfast Mr.. Is. left the
others for a few minutes, being on a slisht slope
near pr,oipicc. In returning 20 the party NJ,
Il. -lippcl, t.ll IN his back AMI then over. lle
slid down 800 feet NJ an angle Of - deg. by
measurement, at a velocity Of not less than 80
miles au hour, OycrtrUlcu snow covered by Little
p'l, Of lee Ike hail, and was brought up At
Dr"Vassr hv the collected snow in h, clothes
tlls WI, owing 10 the arrangement nj his dress
~ tie time a.. thn accident, hia trousers down.
had no doubt saved him by tying his
les together. Dr. Motclle was sent tor
10 81. Gcrylis luo that might, and arrived there
~ AN, the following morning. H. found
Mr. B., Young gentlcmlu of 10 in state Of
collapse, wrapped in cold wet shccts, which
wcrc AZ once removed, ami restorativcs given
until reaction set in, Sensible no alteration of
tn pupil; face looking like that Of a man four
or five days in the watcr, covered with blood,
much swollen; skin of the right side of the
nose and face; forehead ahra led; hands burnt
black on the backs, swollen, the fingers as il
thu EMS were ground down on coarse grind
stone; nail all right arms and elbows clear
from wounds but bruised from under the left
arm to the ankle, the side scratched in every
direction, as if with a sharp cuTycomb,
the right side not marked 50 high; the
calf Of each leg on the outside is fairly burnt
black and dead, back of the calf unhurt; mates
burnt of by the friction, and sides Of the thighs
the same, these parts being red or white. Pulse
from got to l2O, weak, thready, intermittent; ;
stupor considerable memory gool; head not
affected beyond what any severe shock would
ciuse. DiauhRa came on with much irritation;
frequent micturition; thirst great; tongue white,
pale. lie fell at a, M. and was got 10 81.
Geryais at p. M, after most perilous carriage
ON portable sledgc. No bone broken. DR..
Metcalte has been unremittng in his attention,
and informs me that he is doing WELL and in a
few weeks will probably be all right, aud NOT
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
Good and Strong War Order,
= NAITHORIZED DISCLOSURE or MILI.
TARY NLiTTEi,S To BE
DEATH BY C0URT-MARTIAL

Washington, Augt1 21.-Thc War Depart
mcut has issued the following orlcr -
Bv the 18th article Of the act Of Congress en-
titled an act for establishing rules anil articles
Tor the government OF the armic, OF the United
States approved the 10th Of April 1900, hold
ing correspondence with or giving aid to-
enemy, either directly or indirectly, il n',ie
punishable by death, or such other punishment
q, hall ho ordered by the sentence Of court
martial. The public safety require, strict en-
iorcomcnt Of this article. II is therefore ordered
that all correspondence and communication, vcr-
hally or by writing, printing or tecgraphing,
Re cpectng The operations OF the army, or mill
tary movements on land or water, or respecting
the troops, camps, arsonals, intrcnchmcnts, or
military affairs within their several military
districts, 10y which intelligence shall be directly
or indirectly given TO the enemy, without the
authority and sanction of tho General in COM
mlnd, be, and the same are absolutely prohibit
ed and from and after the dato Of this order
persons violating the same will be proceeded
against under the 18th Article OF War.
A ruoulIY OF All MusrFrrp-iN OFFICERS ro
HE RESPECTED.
Another order provides that tho commissioned
officers OF all volunteer and militia organiza-
tlons, no matter whether established under the
authority Of "A state or the United States, will he
regarded a. having been commissioned on the
day when mustered into the service of the
United States, and will take rank in their re-
specify" grades, viii be- entitled to pay, and be
oh"yod and respected in their several positions
from that date.
Hereafter, no minors will be mustered into the
sei'I,' 81 th' ntea ntea Ntl'''' rs No'unt"rS,WIih-
'", 'I'' tu',, Ut ~ li'i lnIy' "r Eul'u.tu''
ot."'n w. 'n"PIl, I" "v NIEhl,h 'tl
MANY U'N.Ni EN'H "|i ~ mo, Ii,N, y
i'"n ;, VI 'io ''''''' "'''''
W. ''''0 ''',,
TIN skIRMl0H SEAl; BAILEY CROSSROADS.
II BE- rAif'meIl dHi.ult to "hiain reliable in
'l'' ',l''ln'p W. re,uI, VI 'ue l''h'l 'H-
'"'' n ,n .h' I'H'r sI'o " lI' tiN'T 'u' t1'f,
.'. J." "' Hu'" ~ ~. Vac ''P"i,' .1I 'vN''"i u,
"'l were h'llV"' ""' "'u'r9 m"u'"'u
"''E our HHe'' Yesterday, anu Hat "B"''
IMPORTANT POST OFFICE ORDER.
10. rr,iir, u.gu, nm tL. I<cutucI,v RcbrI.
Inc Iu>t once department having authenilc
ini9lmlii"n ih't lhe mans nave been repeatedly
N'"''.", "h' cannon '' '2iII'I Hal'IE III th't
larl ~ h.WH. ny named hef'"' ~ Is ordered
that the Fut OM',s a. li.rhmhn' columbus ana
Iaducah' ny. am all otner fost olhc's ana
Io't r1ulrs ~ h'h'uyNy' "e't ol lhe tennessee
kN,h ,.r ~, "lUlNi''' 'n''p'nE ~ Io"o"' -
, h'pu n ~" ',,n n'|''' NS S1',,.,, "@
,mj IN ''p,., nli..s. 80, ,l,t rn,,c cYccn,i,.,
-, ,,,,,j,,,,.i H.. 80, "a r,I Sc
Fjt.,.iI, IN Oliye and rho pa.t Omrcg tLarro"
''.'' ~" ''''i '''' '''' ''' ''''''' '''''O"
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
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For Tie Sun.
" Hallowcd be Thy Name"

nv >. NoSrGoNERY EpwArrs.
Hallowci bc Thy name.
Nv every lip, with every tongie
Through all the world--in evsry home.
lily name g. praise,
with joyful lays.
Aud with II s.ug, Thy Kingdom com,"
"IIallowed be Thy name"
Va brightest hours, or darkest days,
Though tears obscure our earthly sun,
With Weeping eyS,
o. cloudy stics,
We still slall say, Toy will hc done"
"lIu'rwtd i, Thy Names
On 1crnph lyrca hy ,ugr'g unr,
Around t"c lrirut oi'ru,i throne,
Where ai ~ peace.
Aud truuh'c, cease,
Aud saints are wclclm a with 'NNell dja'.'
"IIalowed he Thy name"
ny all on earth ~ tis IN II avcn.
Feed us with mamma that viii heaven,
TIN Ll the wurll
Shall strike the chord,
Aud shout with joy for sins lurg ven.
'IIallnwCd be Thy name"
Thd hal yun uamc to sinners dear.
rO rheU we'll l,ok with eagles kcu,
Aud while We soar,
Wien fc s Ger,
Cls1ut "ll,llowod hc thy blessed name"
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Important md rimol, Suggestion.


Mr. Editor is it not timc for tho owner, Of
property, To take in hand the enormous cxpcn.c
ot the city? why sir, the owrcrs OF property
will not bc ablo 70 collect rcut enough to pay
the oxp'nscs Of tho city government to say
nothing oi the direct tax. Ought not thcro 10
msctng called 10y tho cwnc,s of property, to
sce about the reduction OF the salaries of all our
public officials Rents are about ono half what
they were, why should the taN-piyor b, cont
pollcd to pay TAT olhco holders largo salaries at
tho present timei Must they live and We
sti'rYc, with property that will not produce rent
enough, oven to pay the taxes. There are thrcc
men at least feeding at the public crib, whore
thcrc should bc hut ono.
Please give your valuable paper a chance Of
speaking on this subject, and ohlgea
'TAN PArER."
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
GrntlrNing from Cnnnhn.

The KenncLcc IoUrHli says the Hon. Nathan
Dane, State Treasurer Of Maine, has received a
communication from number ot gentlemen
residing in Canada, proposing to take a con,id,
cradle portion Of the loan lately advertised amt
oiIcring a handsome premium therefor. They
.tated that the offer was made as an expression
Of sympathy for the great cause in which the
loyul states are engaged
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-07
vnIlnud gLnm on his Travels.

4 Columbus, ohio Iapcrdf tho 2Stll saws, G.
l. Nallmlis notorious arrived in
This city lust evening, and had u reception not
no nll tn his liking, IL We may judge from the
tact that he lett ON tine ilrt train. II il hal not
been for the efforts ofcifizru. opposed to violence
the arch traitor would have bson taught that
thi, part Of the country was no place lOr him.
There is u vl,Aut bed i,r him in Fort L,lly cite,
which we trust he would soon occupy.
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arr in full possession Of Biile,'s C-oss Roads and
are bringing up the 7 baggage from Spr ngaeld,
a distance Of four miles.
MIR. Russell the London 7Tnes correspondent,
has returned from his expedition among tho
camps, and reports that our troops have won
dcriully improved within fortnight.
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The Mall Contractors Ofrhe border stHtes.

A circular letter was recently sent II Is un'
derstood from the Office of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for tho Post Office Department, 10
proper persons near the residences Of certain maii
contractors In tho states Of Kentucky, Missouri
and Maryland, for the purpose Of ascertaining
whether these contractors are faithful and loyal
10 the Union, and to guard against an Improper
use Of their facilities for rebel purposes. Much
valuable information has resulted trom this in.
qaiIy. -.
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marked or injured in any visible way. lie is
sensible, and has been up already. This is a
very interesting example Of q severe "brush-
burn, and the consequent shock to the system.
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A RATTLEsSAKE, 81 feet long, 6 Y inches in
circumference, and with IL rattles, was shot in
Waterbury, Conn, on Saturday last. Ills
snakeship' was found near hucklebeuY lot.
yisited daily By scores VI GhudTen.
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To one pound of ground coffee, pour on ono
gallon Of bo2iRg yatcr lot it steep (not bold
half an hour then add half q toa-spoonful OF
salt, "a substitute for egg, stir it we'll, and set
it OIL the stove or embers five minutes, 10 settle.
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IMPORTANT POST OFFICE ORDER.
y cLpILmr neRun on Ihr KcmImcly Rcbel.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made to-
day, VIM Smith, Of Orwell, VI, additional
Payma-ter; Isaac B Bowditch, Of Burlington,
w., Commis-ary with the rank Of Captain;
Jo-.rh =. York, Captain Of the 10Th Iuriurry,
REGULAR army; Simon Smith, Major o. tn "a
Regiment ot Minnesota Volunteer, a. payml 70
ter, l. 5. A., with the rank ot Major, vice
Major Randolph Marcy promoted to Inspector
General.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
Marriaaes.

On the Cd inst, at the residence of the
Brides father in Liberty by the Rev. Jane
Marvin, Mr. CALVIN A. HARMON of War
rem, to Miss ANN E. BARNHISELL, Of the
former place.
On the ID inst, by Ed. N. Christy, Miss
MARY WILLIAMS to Mr.. DAVID SHAFER
all of Rowland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
The Wade & Hutchins' Cavalry Reg
iment No, g.

Some forty men arrived here on Saturday
evening from Salem, 10 join the, new cavalry
regiment. They were enlisted, we under
stand, by Charles Cornwell, Esq, of tina
place, and who is now engaged in filling uT
the Company.
a full Company is said to be enlisted in Or
well. Ashtabula Co.. and only awaits the prep
-aratiOn Of g Camp, to come in. Another Com
pany nearly full, has heen enlisted in the east
-ern part of this and Ashtabula COUNTIES.
Capt Barrett, late of the 18th. is enlisting
Comp any at Newton Falls. He has. at thi
time. over fifty men.
Capt. Brown (of the Warren Z~ouaves) is en-
listing a Company. at this place.
Quartermaster Hunt returned from Cinein
matt on Saturday. He made ARA ngements fol
the tents and other Camp ~equipage, which will
he furnished at the earliest possible time. The
location of the Camp has not been definitely
Gxed upon, some of those interested in the
Fair Grounds having objections to having then
used for camp purposes. We hope a good ls-
cat on can be procured, where the soldiers can
be made as com Portable as possible. The sea
son is already far advanced, the cid winds
and SHOWS of the late fall months will soon be
upon Us. and the soldiers must have come bet.
ter protection han tents, and better faciStie.
for cooking and for warming themselves than
can be afforded by outdoor camp fires, which
every rain will e~xtinguish. Buildings of some
kind<are indispensable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09

Col. Dou bleday, Capt. Burnett and Lieut.
Hutchins, tCavalry,) and Lieut.. Spear and
Ssull, (Artillery,) of the Wade & Hutchins
Reg, Capt. Asper of the 7al, Capt. Bushnell
and Lieut.. opdycke of the 4lst. Major Ed
wards and Capt. Stratton of the 18th, have
been here within the last week. All of these
officers, except Major Edwards, Capts. Asper
and Stratton, are now stationed at Cleveland.
Capt Asper is recruiting for his regiment, and
will probably return to Virginia ina few days.
Capt. Stratton is stationed at Camp Ford, ALI
anee. Lieut.. Dana Marvin, U. S. N, arrived
home last week. He was attached to the Nj
Agara, which returned firm japan a few
months since, and has since been bloekading
the Southern Coast. The vessel returned to
N. 7. for repairs. Lieut.. Marvin expects or
ders Immediately. ALI of these gentlemen
seem in excellent health and spirits. Can't.
Asper seems none the worse for the dangers,
fatigue and exposure he has undergone, and
&he sea b~reezes, and chasing rebel privateers
have lone Lieut.. Marvin no harm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
pvspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue nc rninEs. with
lad taste in the mouth and Poo- appetite for bre2s-
asst ! Do you feel when you hrst get up so-EeaE aEd
an guild you can scarcely get aAoutf Do you have
iizziness in the heal At times AMI often q dulness'
Nth headache 1ceSSio nally J Are your hoEela eo1s'
i've and Irregular and appetite ehangeahlel Do yea
ref up wind from the stomach, and do you Boat up
often ? Do you feel a fullness after eating and . gene
ness when the stomach is empty J Do yeu have kssr
burn &C casiOzaIly To you feel low spirited and
loci on the dark side Of things Are lou not uL1sa-
ally nervous at times : Do you not become Iestl ia
and often lay until midnight before you can &C 10
sls=p ? and then, AZ times, don't you feel dull and
sleepy most Of the time4 Is your skin dry and sea
liz ! also saiiow 7 In shsrt, is not your life q bur
then, full OF fsrebodings7 Nov, these are ts iynP-
toms generally present. 4 tnot slwars all ef theR,
and there ars thousands who are suffering daily from
them. and We pledge ourselves. in from three to h~a
pre- seriptions- TO dive than AL away and eonTlete-
~ cure the patient, changing their whole PhSsieal
and mental nature, and thus make life 4 blessing in
place Of q brrShen. We ask those who have tried IN
ill tired ana discouraged to give Us one fair trial aRd
We candidiy can do just what is above set forth Trg
prescriptions and We can in that time satisfy the
N ost ineredulous. We call especial attention 10 scr
: lmost invaluable treatncn. in the above diseaGes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
FARMERS
PATIENTS,

and speeially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children. permit me 10 say with
candid earnestness never lay down to rest ~
night with-the health aud haPPiness Of yegF
children at heart without having thePerry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust to no other pm
Preparations or panaeeas-shey may and cfsyn
do fnil in or iiieal eascs-but the PcrU Dscis
never-noReyer-if you heed not this s;gely'
warning the fault izyouI own. as Psryy Pays
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throrghsut
the length and breadth Of our land, aud al
OYER the civilized world. g.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
7 EGAL NOTICE.
IL John Tibhe.ts PIT

nR. t. G. HORTON, Eclectic Pbysi-
~ clan, and Surgeon, Brs-Sl, TrumbuIl Co., o.
MAY IL, 6I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
Trotting at the Garfield Far.

stations, 2l1s mile heats. 3 entries, won by
Montreal. time rs. Ceilings, mile heats,
6 satriss, won by Orphan Bog, time 2-56-
Mara, mile heats, 5 entries, won by Hon est
SAss, time 2-55. Double teams, 4 entries,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09

won by Honest Jane aHd Sam Downs, time
800. All of these horses are owned by Mr..
VIM. Fee of Bazetta, except Sam Downs which
was purchased from Mr.. Sam1 Downs by Ar.
Peter Fulk of this place, a few days since.