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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-28
Notice.
pOs7 OrrrCE
IOSI OEElCEs
Warren, O., Aug %, 1861.

Warren, O., Aug 3, IobI.
Postage Stamps of the new issue, of the de-
nominations of one, three, five, ten, twelve,
.t~wenty-four and thirty cents, are received at
this Office, which will be exchanged for an
equivalent of The old issue. for a period of six
days from this date, after which, the old issue
cannot be received in payment of postage on
letters sent from this Office.
C. NJ. PATCH, P. II.
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Eneampment and Drill.

There will be a general Battalion drill at
Newton Falls. on Friday and Saturday of the
present week. Some sixteen or seventeen COM
panies have been invited, most of whom have
given assurance thai they will be present.
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Attention. Company!

Members of Co. C, 18th Reg't. are hereby
no titled that they must report the mselves in
Warren On Thursday. the 18th inst. for the
purpose of being mustered out and paid off.
N. A. BARRETT, Capt.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Abigail Potter In COu r. OF Con as,
vs. STrumbul county
Seymour A Potter ct all By virtue OF an order
Of Sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Trumbul county 10 me directed. 1 shall oder for
Sale at the door OF the Court house in Warren in
said county, on
Saturday the Ia day Of dug, 1861,
At cne O'Clock ?. NJ. Of said day, the following de
scribed real estat,. situate in the township Of kins-
man, N said county. and is knoER By part Of Section
No. 70. and includes : small gore Of land in Section
No. 10. in said township. andi is bounded on the south
by land owned By the Presbyterian Society Of KinS-
man, on the west by land owned by DR.. Peter Allen,
on the north by the public highway leading from Gus
tavus to the Meadyilie read. on the east by the Mead
vile road, and contains twenty-three an fOrty four
hundreths acres Of land he Tie same more OF less
Except One and twestv-fve hUndredths acres IN the
north east-rIy corner OF said land.
Appraised al S3G33.OO. A. 2. LYMAN Shedf.
sherids 0Hce, Ws-raa. July u, lIGi.
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New Mans.

Mr.. T. G.. BYrce is now selling in this place,
.Colton's new map of the United States. From
an examination, we believe it to be the best
map for the price, yet published. Mr. B. has
also q valuable military map.
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EMPLOYMENT.

7 can furnish employment for a few
4 active men TO solicit orrers for the Little Giant
Sewing Machine. Those we'll acquainted 10 tbs conn
~ for which they apply preferre;- sa airy SO PR
month ard sxDsnges or = commission allowed sqlh
from S5u0to l0un per year. FJr PARTICULARS. dsSerip
ton. catalogue &c address with st,nP 7. = PAGE,
Toledo, o.. aenr ACt for ". s
June II, ls6l-3nt
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~ Is hereby given that 4 petition Eilb- present
ed to the Board Of Commissioners Of TrumhHIl Co,
Ohio, at their next session praying for the a.eAt'on
and establishment Of a county road along H"'"een
TrumbulI and Mahoning counties. Comments on
the line between said counties north Of Auf"rs IN :
Grocery where the county line road leading H"' ne
! Mahoning river intersects with the Austiuto~ - ard
Miles plank road. thence running west al : ne
line bet cen Trumhull and Mahoning counti'' and
terminating Rear the residence Of Thomas Cs1.r""h,
where the county line crosses the road leading from
youngstown to OhltOvn. BENZ dOODhAhi-
July 81, ls6l-5WF
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THE LORDSTOWN
MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO,

A re ready at all times TO take appli-
IA cation and issue Policies. The Company
though Of recent organisation has thus far ne with
cheering success. Under the present circumstances
its eheapness and permanently most certainly are
favorable to a more rapid growth. The cost for in
suTipg $1,000 is one dollar. By order Of the Board
Of Directors THOMAS DUNCAN Pres.
Aug.7, lS6l-3W. s. T. De F0RD, Clerk.
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Got His Deserts.

The following letter, from Capt. Jones, we'll
known in this part of the State, as a lifelong
Democrat, and a man of principle, speaks for
itself. All over the country, such Democrats
rally to the support-o of the Union, aud spurn
the shaekles sought to be placed upon them by
p~artizan ~demagegaes.
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Niles Correspondence.

NILES, o.. Aug. 26.
EDS. CHEoNrcLE:-From the long silence of
your Miles correspondent. an impression pre-
walls here that he is dgfunet, but the truth is,
items are extremely scarce in this little village,
and local affairs, unlike sensation telegraph lie
dispatches. can't be manufactured to order. /
will endeavor TO ''scrape up" o few items.
BURGLARIEs.
For the past year or two our town and vicin-
ity has been pestered with the thieyinp pro-
pensities of one or more members of the light
fingered gentry to an alarming extent. The
G.. d NJ. R. R. Depot has been entered twice.
the Ohlton P. o. robbed; hen roosts have suf-
fered; numerous cellars entered, and the stores
of the guide wife" carried away, ct cetera.
On Saturday eve, 18th inst, the Office Of
Messrs. James Ward & Co. was broken into,
and the coats, vests, shirts DC, belon ging 10
the clerks. and other articles too tedious TO
mention carried away. On Sunday, search
warrants were got out and the missing articles
found in The trunk Of one John Hunter, Of the
residence of his father. A large quantity of
other stolen goods were found in the posses
sion of Hunter, which he had Accumulated
as Russell of the London Times would say.
Hunter was arrested and taken before Justice
Reeves and bound over to appear at the next
term of Court to answer to the charge: in de-
fault of bail he was conveyed to the County
fEisaaee. William McColum was also sent to
Jail 10 await his trial for stealing clothing from
Wood Warren d Co. Sic transit De.
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It Is a conveniently Arran sed Band eoDtainingx
indicated compound, to be worn around the ENiss.
without injury to the mOstdelieate pers sns, no change
in habits Of living Is required. and il entirely removes
The disease from the system, without producing the in
furious effects arising from the use OF powerful 10
terDai medicines which weaken and destroy the con
%5tiiution. and give temporary relief only, Ely tAia
treatment, the medicinal properties contained in ths
Band, Come in contact with the blood and reaches the
disease, through the pores Of the Skin. efecting in
srsry Instance 4 perfect cure, AID restores the partr
Afflicted to 4 healthy condition. This band Is also =
most powerful ANrI-MERcURhL agent. and win entire
" relieve the system from the PsrHiei0Es Effects or
Mercury. Moderate cases are cured IN a few days
and We are constantly receiving testimonials Of its
efficacy in aggravated cases II long sanding G.
Price S2-0O, TO be had Of Druggists generally. or ear
be sent by mail or express, with ful direction 5 for Rss .
to any part Of the eoEatry, direct from Tie P~riAeiPAl
O&es
NO. 400 BROADWAY, New York.
G. SMITH s CO., Sole Proprietors%
N. B-Deseriptive Circulars Sent Free
EsAgents Wanted ETeryWheresasS =
IFsb. 20, ls6l-lyI
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GERS. Mr.. Be- 1T was selected Captain by ac-
clamation; r = Hart, of B~rook6eld, was Sc
leeted LIST Li-lr nant, and John C. Hutehins
Of Warren. , t.i-utenant.
On TUESDAY -dartermasler J.J. Elwell. of
Cleveland, ms c,ed the horses furnished by
the company. Purchasing some 40 or so.
This morning Wednesday, they started for
Camp Wade. a o%rtiOn, under Lieut.. Hart, 60
ing with the horses across the country, and
Capt. Burnett, with the balance, by R. R.
With good men and a good leader, we shall be
mistaken if We 10 not hear a good report from
this company.
CAPT. CALDWELL.
We are informed that the cavalry company
enlisted at Pennington, by Capt. Caldwell, is
about full, and will probably 60 into camp the
present week. Much credit is due Capt. C. for
the energy and industry he has manifested in
raising his company.
We should like to sec the record of a county
of eur population, which surpasses Old Trum-
bull.
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The company enlisted by H. L. Burnett,
ESQ., of this place, for the Wade and Hutchins
Regiment, reported themselves at the Fair
Grounds, on Monday afternoon. In the eve
ming they assembled at the Court House. for
the purpose of expressing their choice for Off
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A 7

N Notice IS hereby given that a dividend OF for
ty six per cent Willie paid the creditors Of 5. A.
RuFhre!l, by the assignee. at the cen.-e of Hartford,
at tn. Store Of Miner. Thompson & co. on Monday,
Sept. %. iSSl. y THOMPSON,
Aug. IA. '6l-3w- Assignee ) BVsHEEIL.
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RARDNTa

and especially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children. permit me to say with
candid ear~nestness never lay down to rest At
night with the health aud happiness of your
children at heart without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust to no other Pain
preparations or panaceas-thsy may and often
do fail in or itieal cases-bat the Perry DA, ia
never-no never-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault II your own. rs Perry Davis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
the length and breadth Of our land, and all
over the civilized world.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A { the last Trumbull County Teach
"a ers' Institute, Sept 1850. the members Of that
Institute passed a resolution requesting the County
BOARD OF Examiners TO make provision for another
Institute In Aug. 1861. Owing to the disturbed state
Of the country, and the absence OF many Teachers in
the battle field, the Board OF Examiners have thought
hest to dispe.s sc with an Institute for this year
7 eachers will take notice. By order Of he Board
W~HITTLESEY ADAMS, See'y.
Warren, Ohio, Aus I, '6I-lW.
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FARMERS,

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain XII
Ter at this season of the yenr when Choiie,
Choleramorbus, Dysentery, DiarrhGa &c may
disable your hands-use 1t in every case Of
the kind, and my ears for it, if it does not eff
feet q speedy eure-but be sure you trust to no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my knowl-
edge failed.
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KINsMAE, Aug. 25.
Hon. John Hntekins.

SR:-bY bearer, 1 send
and beg your acceptance of a cane which has
4 little history peculiar to myself. 1t is an or
Ange sprUut, which 1 cut in South Brazil, and
fixed up roughly. 1 present it to you, for emf
nent services in this, our eOuntry's day OF
trouble. am a Democrat from principle, but
from the firing of the first gun at Sumter, !
have known no party but the Union party,
and have opposed the traitorous proclivities Of
Southern tyrants.
Yours, Respectfully,
w. A. JONES.
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| Before Charles B1rn-
, ham J. P. OF \ Hsman
township. TT1nhun Co.
A. d. 1861, SAID justice
.nt in the above action
dol lars and hfty cents
ed until August It'. ls6l,
JEREMIAH BRIGGS.
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Salt Rheum and scald Head.

W claim positively 70 cure evsrT case Of these liz
eases. This is = p~o-itvs fact. and we will pleige
ourselves 20 give $50 TO ary case Of the Kind chat
re cannot cure ard sc generally cure with one pre-
s~eriptOa. "
Refer 20 Austin Siglar, Fowler. J. Il. Castsrliuq.
BaEetta- Mrs. L. Blackburn. NsEton Falls, Henry
I Cook. Bloomfield
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WARNING Y ADVICE.

Citizen So!3isr-As you provide to go forth
to battle, 10y oil means pr ovide yourself with a
good supply Of Perry Davis Pain Killer
it may be the means Of saving your life from
many diseases incident to camp life-it las
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per
~ Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
nranaratinn of th. kind IN all cases-
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,

let me say to you in brotherly kindness put q
Bible in one end Of the Soldiers Kit nd a bot
tie of genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer in the
other, and it may be the means of i~nsuring his
safe rstCrn-trust to no other preparation.
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Aug. %. lseI.l
SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Timothy Banning In Court of Common
vs. Pleas OF Trumbull Co.
Winthrop T. Pelton et al } BY virtue of an order
Of sale issued from the Court of CoDmon Pleas OF
Trumbull county, Ohio, tc ne directed and delivered,
l shall offer for sale, at Public Auction at the dsoT Of
th0 Court house. in Warrez. on
Saturday the l7h day Of dug, 1861
at I s'eI,.k ,. NJ. Of said day the following described
real estate situate in the township Of kinsnan, in
said county, and known as part Of lot No. tl9J nine
teen and bounded as follows: Beginning At the norh
west corner Of Orria Collins lot, thence eastward
" along the north line fsIid Collins land to the
northeast corner thereof. thence south parallel
with the highway - the southeast corner Of R. W.
Clark's bern, thence south 10 east ssvsR chains
ard three links to the land off. P AndrsE5, thence
north along L. P Andrews west line. eleven chains,
forty-three links to = post, thence along L. P. An
dreWs' line west to the cen er Of the roai. thence a
long the center Of the road to the place OF beginning
containing about seven acres Il land. Appraised
at SIIOO. 4. r. LYMAN, sheriff.
sheriG's Ogee, Wausz, July Il. 1851.
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THANKFrLL cor FAYORS h

I former years they hope By = strict personal At.
tentiSn TO business to rsrita share Of the trade OF
HOTT& STRATTOS.
No. 5. Main St., Warren o.. sept, 10. Ise0-
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BAZETTA ACADEMY.

UARNISHES.
Fx,ra Light Elastic Coach Body Vsruish,
Furrifurr varnisA. light shals.
White Demar for Ziae Paints,
pryir- Japan.
haste Varnish for Maps S PicfIres.
ARA. sMITH's NsW Duig Store.
May .. Is6I-l
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Jeremiah Briggs PlG

Marquis II. Jones Def.
On the l2Ih day OF Juse.
issued an order Of Attachm
for the sum of twenty eigh.
(2S.5Oj the cause is contiEI
for trial.
July u, lsHl-3w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
y HE WOOL TRADE.

There is little If any wool IN the mar.
ket this season. this is not because there
was not the usual yield clipped, but the
monetary crisis, has had depressing
effect upon manufacturers, and ps a con.
sequence, the market is dull and purcha
sers few.
Cur wool growers are thus cut eff fror,
their usual spring income, and will either
have to store their wool, or else sell a: Gg
ures that will not pay them for the aon
eY invested in the stock, and the care ant
time necessary TO che production Of yield
This depression in the wool trade, makes
money scarce, and puts a lock in a meas
nre upon the business of the place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
HAGARsTowN, Md, July l

Friend Elunner.
Our town was thrown into the Widest
excitement last week by the arrest OF r
Alvey Esq, one OF the most prominel-t
members OF the Washinsto ton County bar,
BY order oi Gen Patterson, commanding
tie Federal forces, now encamped in tn Is
county. The charge against hun Is Irea
son, aud rumor says so strong is The evl
den e against aim that it will most posi-
lively be sufficient to hang him. He Is
ke pi IN close confinement, and The orders
ol the Gen. are SO imperative, that hh
iances are not permitted to see him. 1t
seems that he has been carrying on cor
respondence with the leading spirits act~
inc in the Southesn Conle deracy, and ur
! sing certain meuaurts upon them In or
der to carry more fully the object had IN
view, into effect. This correspondence
was intercepted: and is now in posse sson
of the government.
Our pleasan: inland town, always free
from any unusual excitement has been for
the past ie " weeks boiling over with~ex-
ctcment. Being on the border of the re
pellious states, the line Of conflict being
the Potomac River, the flying rumors o
ba ties and the. march of the re bel troops
into our territory. was the exciting cause
of agitation. We would have been in a
state of subjection. had it not have been
ior the Union Gaurds defending our ter
ritory and beating back the traitors whose
sole object was to pillage: and destroy the
property of loyal ci izens Of Mary land.
Rev Rob. Doug las, who you know Is
an eloqueet divine, has committed him
self body and soul to the secrssionlsts, ,anc
was CO. operating with them whilst they
were entrenehed at uarpers Ferry. Sine.
the evacuation Of that place, he has esac
tuated his ine residence at Ferry Hill, oi
! the banks of the Potomac and gone souti
lor his health. l. was well for him b,
| lett, for SO strong was the sentiment 0
the Union men against him, that he woul,
have doubtless been hang. God b.
praised the traitors can't inveigle Mary
land into the net OF secession.
Our wheat harvest has begun, th'
most OF our farmers, oy the time TIL
reaches you will have finished cutting
and much Of The wheat thaashed and gar
ns,ed.
The crop is an aveaage one. not a
heavy as was expected few weeks ago
4 but there is no cause of complaint viii
it.
: Our corn and oats give indications c
being heavy Yield. Yours
BEAVER CREEK.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
HOUSE
c. BERRY, sr. s SON. Proprietors.
U PER SAL NDU SKY, OHIO

FEW DooRs SOUTH OF TIE COURT HoUsE,1 +
This tong established, we'll known, and
popular Hotel, has been Geftted AMI repaired
by the present proprietors IN style that will
enable them to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at any
other public house III this country 1t is loca-
ted in the u,ost central part of town ant is
therefore the most convenient aud pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. Upon
: IL g J & 4 a 3 4 q
Will always be found the very best of every
thing thutc can be procured in this and adt tofn l.
ing counties as well as an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and no
pains will be spared 10 make the guests OF the
"Pierson House." comfortable.
Their S,ahiing
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neighborhood, and persons havng horsesto
be cared for will find every convenience and
facility ecessalv to their comfort
UTPrompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage to and from the cars
Don't forget to call at the 'Pierson," when
you come to town. Peas
Upper sandusky, June l, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Petersons' Detector.

If you want good Bank Nots De-
,sctor, get 'tPetersous' Philadelphia
Counterfeit Deteesor and Bank Note
List" Il is the best and most reliable
Detector OF Counterfeit and altered notes
published in this country. Every store
keeper. and every man of basinesr ought
to have one in his possession. They are
invaluable and Indispensable, and we
would advise a1f who handle money to
send and get one. You can get the
monthly issue for one dollar year. or you
can get the semi monthly for two dollars.
Send to Peterson & Brothers, No. SO6
Che. t1ut Street, Pl ilade'phia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
SURGICAL OPERATION.

DR.. David Watson formerly Of this
place, but now of Bellefontain, assisted
by Drs. Byron and Thompson ,ampudated
the leg above the knee of the son Of Solo.
mon Bowsher, on Tuesday morning last.
The patient had been for some time
suffering from cancerous affection of
the bone, and the knife was considered
h only means of cure. He was put un-
der the influence Of Chloriform, and in a
sho tme Il e diseased limb removed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
EDEN TOWNSHIP.

Having an opportunity offered US. we
took jaunt one day last week to Eden
Township, and were surprised to find the
country through which we passed, to the
point of destination, had SO N uch improv-
ed, since last we Travelled the road, over
five years ago. We observed that in
many places the rude cabins, the settlers
FIRST abode, had given place to neat and
comfortable cottage farm houses, with
door yards in front, neatly fenced with
boards, which was dressed with cover.
ing Of white wash, and the Enclosures dec
GRATED with creeping vines, evergreens
and flower beds. AT many places where
stood the trees Of the forest, in all their
native wildness and grandeur, tie busy
hand Of civilization had been at work,
and tie old sentinels that had sto d guard
protecting those of younger growth, from
many fierce and terrible sto: ms, and ter
pests. had fallen with those Of more ten
der years, under the axe of the advancing
step of improvement; and ..now nothing
was left to mark tie spot, or tell the YAK
of its past history, but the few remaining
charred and last decaymg stumps. The
forest had given way TO the cultivated
fields, now te, ming with the growth Of
their different productions. Eden Town
ship, occupying position in the eastern
part of the county, is rapidly increasing
in population. and impro,Sng ia al the
departments Of modern times. The farms
gave Indication of being well cultivated,
and the citizens with whom we met and
mingled, carried with them, the index to
their characters, as a well informed an n
| dustriosss and a shssfty set of people.
The wheat in this section Of the county
now fast maturing, in places, looks well,
and gives Indications Of good crop, but
some Of it is being eat.a up by the vnva-
ges Of the weayel, whilst others, rs like &
good many people in this world a cheat.-'
The corn crop looks well--the prospect
for full yield was never better at thi;
season Of the year; and with favorable
weather, the toll and labor Of our 'mer
of the field" will be rewarded with al
/ abundant harvest 49, 60
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
MARRIAGES FOR JUNE,


Through the kindness of COL Kirby
our gentlemanly Probate Judge, we were
permitted to take transcript, of the
names of parties, to whom marriage IL
censes were issued during the month OF
June. The hard times. the war, and the
hot weather must depress the feelings O
kindred spirits, and render the ar,less in
trigues of Cupid, Of no effect, as ther.
were only seven parties joined in blissfu
wediock daring the month.
Jacob Gilliland and Mary Hale; Isaac
Ealy and Mary Bender; Henry Lowmas
ter and Elizabeth A. Cochenour; Jess
McCsacken and Mary L, Cook; Samue
Straw and Maria Bowsher; John Ware
and Martha J. Fitzimons; Enoeh Eyes
tone and Melzlna Gillian.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

the soil of Old MaryiaLd with human
gore, before they will give up their arms
The legislature would like to disarm
them, knowing that they are death on
Traitors, aad that the Home Guard COM
mandsd By Capt. Brengle at Frederick
during the session Of the Legislature,
kept that body of snoby men from play
ing any of their dirty tricks upon the
state. 4 2
One thing is certain, the Home Guards
will never consent TO give up their arms.
But must close. More anon
CHESAPEAKE,