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sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution issued by the Clerk
ID Of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
inct. ". T. ami 10 the directed. ! have levied
upon, seized and taken into execution, and will
expose for public sale Way Sd lsG2 at the hour of
rp.. at the Cour.-housc door. in Olympia.
the following described property, to wit: All the
right title and interest Of George A. Tykel in lots
No. |, >. }. and tone. two. three. and four in
bio B., block thirfy-eight bounded as follows
on the north hy North street ON the east 10y Cher
~ street. the south by Tenth street. and the
west by jefferson street also lots No. ], 2, ), &,
> -. :. and tioi- No. Que. two, three. four. FIVE.
-ix seven and eight il block - block thirty mine
bounded : follow; on thc souih 10y Union street.
on the west 10y Jefferson street. on the north by
T,nth,trcct. and on the east iy cherry street all
"f which property i known and described ON the
Town plat 81 " hat /, known H. Swan addition TO
the town 81 Olympia. The object Of said sale j.
to satisfy Il judgement in favor uf Wm. VI. Eut-
!cl- for the ,um "f Sls- - principal with INFER
-, at the rate of two per cent. per month, from
IL 3iih day # April lsdi aud Slcs /, cost and
increased cost. WILLIAM BILLINGS.
sheriff of Thur.ton county. ". 7.
~ u. ". MoALIE. Deputy.
OLYMPIA. March -. ISL. l9.wi
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OLYMPIA WAGON HAEUFACIOkx
Stuart g. I}lackShcar.

NynIL Dinform the ciiiz~as Of olym- *
w 20 aud the surrounding co1air, 60
fuai they are now manufacturing N At.oN>.tAE-
.l.lGE> and HUGHES Of all descriptions. from
IA, he>i IT imported material by experienced work
men. Tor which WHEAT will o. taken in Achange.
delivered at the Tumwa,cr mills. Shop corner sd
and thinook Streets
Olympia December : 1850 Aft
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{ olunsbi:s Tr:, n pOriaiOn mpany .

FH>lIE c"rp"rator- of >aId company are her.h. re-
Il gursici t. meet AT the cot TT HOUSE, in the
cry of NAN'bi YER. county of Clarke. and
Territory 81 Washington. Un MONDAY. the 3l,t
iay ct Mar IA. \. II. Iso. at the hour of /" in the
forruoon of laid day. to determine the time or
times. and place or places. "i opening hooks al
subscription 10 the capital stock OF said Corpora
ton and To- take such other step. tor the early
gauiIati"n at said Company a, may Ice lawfully
done. \ full attendance INrGEsnN of ALI the Cor
porators j, respectfully requested.
THOMAS II. SMITH,
TsgorGrH fhatHinn
of the Columbia Tran portLtion Company.
Vancouver. March H. ,>G2.
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THE Water.Cure Journal and Herald of
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in advance.
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Popular Family Journals.

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into
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a. -. HALLIHDHE; q CO.,
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AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Potent Wire FOpc

Wire suspension bridges Of any span and capac-
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HALIFAX. April 2d-I!e Niagara. from
I.iverr"ol March 22d. and Queenstown March
23d. has arrived. The English papers ar.
filled with discussions Of President Lincoln
emancipation message. The Times throws
cold water on it, The Mars j. more maynan-
imons. The Morning Sta, also approves it..
The Post treats it a. vain scheme and lns,
Resource Of Government which. il continued
must inevitably ruin q The GioIe regards
it as a political strategy and assumption of
deep misgiving in the Washington Cabinet.
touching the important Question Of thu pur-
-uit Of the war beyond the limits required to
establish aud arrancr rrlaiion- with the rebel
States. The Ucraid thinks both sides will
r.arl it di.hon"rablr To- c"mpromi-...
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ltis printed on large sheet, twenty-seven by
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But it is not only here, and in this vicinity that
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journal which will discuss national politics from
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ID lCH, Pure Blood, Natural Perspirasios, Coed
~ appetite for Food, Sleep, Exercise and The
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Mind and Limhs-Aetivity Of the Liver, and I'll
other Natural functions-such state 10 felt By
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Dr.. Webber's Invsgorotlng Ger.
dial 0ongUl0er!l
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Wines,
I1av e sSosare.

The subscriber bcgs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is as o
intended to serve rs show and salesroom for
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NATURES OWN REMEDY FOR MAN SICK
NESS!!
That creates, reproduces New and Pure Blood
that acts on the liver, heart, brain, intestines.
limbs and chest-ihat rcvolutionizes the whole
systcm-gives strength to the most debilitatcd and
Zeak--that contains no mineral, or other poison.
Such is, in truth.
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Rnfes I'D -Ad.ertisinr.

Hotes 81 AuSerkAsllB,
81 Twelve lines equal TO one inch in space, make
. SenAre.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
The Jail Question Again.

APRIL 8, 1862.
Editors Chronicle In your paper of the
10Th ult., appears a comment purporting
to come from one of the late Grand jury,
upon m article published in your paper,
of the week before, respecting the Jail
lenged for a supposed trespass upon the
dignity of that august body. The glove
is thrown down by zone of the jury"
and | do confess that 1 feel somewhat in
the predicament of a certain Jewish King,
mot prophet) who cogitated the question
"Shall we 20 up to fight, or shall we for
bear?" But, however, as this Juryman
meantime protests that he as not anx-
ious to engage i many controversy" (which
is my case exactly l am hopeful that
peace may again be speedily restored to
the distracted country" A few words
are perhaps duein explanation. My crit
ic says: "This writer has it from the
mouth of another, that the Jail is not all
that it should be and forthwith he gal
lops Ton horseback?) before the public
with a very improbable supposition and
supposes he has made a case" Now the
writer referred to admits that hearsay evil
dence is in general excluded by the poll
cy of the law but there are some excep-
tions in this rule as in case where the
hearsay forms a part of the res gcstaL, ETC.;
and in this connection the question pre-
sents itself. How is it that this p%articu-
lar Jury is so advanced in knowledge be-
yond, and so superior in wisdom to its
predecessors, who for many years past
have invariably. and emphatically pro-
nounced the subject in question a nui-
%sance," unfit for its design. The county is
doubtless to be congratulated upon the
growing wisdom of its judicial functions.
But the head and front of my offending
towards this Jury, is a supposed "sympa-
thy for rogues;" as though the commit
ment of persons to the county jail upon
charges, whether true or never so false,
would be cause to d~isfranchise them from
all moral consideration, and that one who
would recommend the humane treatment
of even the guilty, should for that reason
be denounced as a sccessiOnist! Gentle
men of the jury" 1 repudiate such logic;
and all good people do likewise. Before
you again wander out of your judicial
province to make impairment remarks on
moral design, to contradict settled facts and
the established public opinion, suppose
you bear in mind the maxim of the law
=" execute justice in mercy" But gen
tlemen, l impute nc wrong intention to
you; I'm sure We are great friends.) We
are all liable to mistakes; and now | bid
you, and whom it may concern. a respect
full and affectionate farewell. J. r.
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Another Railroad.

An act to incorporate the Mahoning
Valley Railroad is now pending in the
Pennsylvania Legislature. The corpora
tors are principally residents of Lawrence
county, Pa, Messrs. Alexander L. Craw-
ford, John D. Raney, John Sword, David
Bower, Leander Raney, Lawrence L. Nc
Coffin, Samuel Wallace, John Ferguson,
Jas. McWilliams, Henry NJ. kirkpatrick
and Luther w. Sample. They are au-
thorized to open books and receive sub
scriptions to a capital stock of 100000 in
shares of $50 each, which may be increas-
ed to $1,000 O0. The company is to be au-
thorized to borrow any sum not exceed
ing $500, 600, and issue bonds therefor,
with coupons attached. The bonds are
not to be for more than seven per cent in
terest.
The company is authorized to construct
a single or double track railroad from n
point on the western line of the State, by
the nearest and most practicable line to
Mahoningtown, in Lawrence county, and
to build branches not more than eight
miles in length, to connect with any rail
road built or to be built.
This is probably designed to connect
with the Cleve. & Mahoning R. R.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
A. & G. W. r. B.

The Meadville Republican of last week
says that the superintendent of Construc-
ton of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railway, advertises for three thousand
workmen to be employed Immediately
the line.
This looks as though the work was to
be prosecuted in earnest.
The Railroad Company has purchased
the County Fair Grounds at Meadville for
a depot, paying for them $1,000.
Some rivalry is already exhibited be-
tween jamestown, y. Y, Meadville and
West Greenville, Pa, as to the location of
the company machine shop. Greenville
offers $1,000 to have the shop located
there. jamestown is equally liberal in
offers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09

change, Sales $50 bbls at 22@23c, near
ly all at 229G23c.
WHEAT-Little more doing but mar
ket without any change. Sales 1000 bush
spring State at 126c; 1000 bush winterred
State at l33c; 500 bush amber Jersey at
l36c; 1900 bush amber Michigan at l359c;
400 bush Canada Clubat l22(Gl26c; 900
bush Milwaukee Club at l30lc.
CUT MEATS-In good demand and
very firm. Sales 700 packages at 4GG5c
for Shoulders; 5I@7c for Hams; including
sales of Hams in dry salt, for May deliv-
cry, at SEC.
BACON SIDES-Market more active
and firmer. Sales 675 boxes at 7d72c for
short ribbed Middles; and 7lGSc for short
clear-the latter price for very choice.
LARD-Market rules steady at un-
changed prices. Sales 1000 bbls Mt 1SG
sc.
BUTTER-Selling at 9g@I4c for Ohio,
and lG(G2Ic for State.
CHEESE-Steady and firm at 6l(dSc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
MILLINERY.
ROOMS! NEW GOODS!

.STONE PUMP WATER PIPE and
- STONE WARE MANDATORY. The sub
scribeTss having enlarged their Factory. addins new
machinery; buildings and kiln, are now prepared to
merufectRre 10 order all kinds of Stone Pumps. Pipe.
Tile and Wars-Allk kinds Ofthese rtlelescOnstall
on haHd:. VI invite the attention Of old customers
and siil he hArpy to see many new ones Orders
solicited. aad when. rsesiYed will have ProzPt a.
tention. LDlHlESS HA1M2hEh~
Warren, o., Sept. 8, 1900 W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09

Lieut.. G. W. Fahrion, one of the
brave ohioans who fought and won at
Winchester, was at this place, on Saturday
and Sunday last, on a visit to his wife and
relations living here. Lieut.. Fahrion COM
manded Co. B. 9th Ohio Regiment in the
Winchester fight, and had his sword belt
torn from his side by the fragment of a
shell. The Lieut.. came t Ohio as the
bearer of dispatches from Gen. Kimball to
Gov. Tod. lie will return to his regiment
in a few days. He left the army near
Strasburg, on Tuesday Of last week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
DEATHS.


In Kinsman. March I'D, 1862, Mrs. JANET NJ, wife
of DR.. Dudley Allen.
At her residence in Fowler, Trumbull Co., Ohio. on
the 9th of March. 1862, Mrs. SARAH, reliet of
Samuel Green, in her 18th year.
Her only husband died in the year 1856, she re-
manned a widow and procured the services of a sin
gle daughter, who like a dutiful child administered
TO her wants and comforts of this life in her declin-
ing years. Mother Green has resided in this vicin-
ity for the last Is years, and was an even tempered,
amiable, consistent Christian. For 80 years she
maintained her connection with the NJ. E. Church.
She was a kind and afectiOnate mother and neigh
Dor. much esteemed by her friends and aequaint-
anceS; her disease was something like apOpleXy. and
her last illness was short. She left many friends to
mourn their loss, to whom. though she be dead, :"
she still speaketh by her piOus examples in life.
In Warren, on the Sd inst, of Catarrh Fever. ANN
wife of Edward Spear, aged 65 years.
In Bristol. Feb. g. Ida J., daughter of Josiah
and S. C. Mansfield. aged one year and 3 days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
The End Cavalry.

The Second Ohio Cavalry was at TT.
Scott, Kansas, ON the 9th ult. Col.
Doubleday had then command of all
troops in Kansas. The Second Cavalry
may join Gen. Curtiss, in Arkansas. Sew
eral officers of the Regiment had recent
ly resigned, among whom were Capt. Egg
gleston, Co. B, Quartermasters Thayer and
Dodge, and Major Wilson. Capt. Stan
hope, formerly of the 9th Cavalry, now
commands Co. B, in the Second.
Co. C, had lost one of the men left in
hospital at Kansas City. His name was
Lorin Scott. Supposed TO have been poi
soned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
Spring Elections.

The election on Monday in Warren for
Village and Township officers passed off
very quietly, there not being any opposi-
ton to the Union caucus nominations of
Saturday evening, hence not as much as
a ripple disturbed the placid surface of
the usually turbid waters of political strife.
The Trustees had scar. rely work sufficient
to keep them in mind of their Duties
Occasionally theywould amuse themselves
by attempting to pick a flaw in the right
of some voter to his franchise, and in one
instance a voter who had changed his
family residence this spring, but whose
business place is still in town, was allow
ed to Withdraw his vote, after a learned
n animated examination of the law
bearing on the subject, by a number of.
gentlemen present, who were willing to.
have q little fun at somebody's expense.
Voters generally were anxiously solicited
to vote particular tickets, but after close
ly s~crutinizing the several tickets present.
ed, they uniformly confessed to the exist
ence of a striking similarity.
The vote cast was very light. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
UNION BOROUGH TICKET.
Aayor-A. B.. Lyman.
RsoOrder3G. n. Hapgood.
Trustees. r. Woods, c. 7. Townsend,
J. g.. Brooks, Horace Stevens, W. d.
rIall.
TfeasNrer50. II. Patch.
Aarska-R. A. A. Baldwin.
PoIce-David Drennon, Robert Elliott,
J. J.Gilmer, Leonard Burton, L. W. Hum
gerford, Jacob Landers.
UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Justice Of the PAGES. NJ. Carter.
TrNSkes-Alonzo T~ruesdell, r. A. A.
Baldwin, Samuel Downs.
CZrk-Julius King.
Tredsuy<r@ames Hoyt.
Asscsor-Elisha J.. Adams.
Constqbtcs-R. A. Baldwin, Adam
Dawson, Clark Rudisil.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
Town and County.
school and Educational Matters.

WAGES OF SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-The aver.
age wages of Teachers per month in the
ro--o, c.booIs ,1,,riDo 1851 urara.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-09
Body

On Sunday last the body of Constantine
Mcguire, who was drowned in the Mahon-
ing, at this place, on Sunday night. Feb.
%, was discovered by several boys, who
were fishing below Van Gorder's mill,
south of the Canal. Coroner Reed held
an inquest on the body, and the jury re-
turned a verdict Of accidental drowning.
$751; 20 in cash, and an order for so cts,
were found in a side pocket of deceased.
Friends of deceased were notified of the
discovery of the body.