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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
Suffering in Hospital.

Parties from Newton, who visited our
Hospital at Louisville, to care for sick and
wounded friends, report the suffering in
that institution too much for human ma
ture to endure; that although all is done
for the suffering soldiers, by those in
charge, within their power, yet many must
suffer if more assistance by way of nurses,
ann such articles as will make a sick man
comfortable, is not sent forward by those
who nave If in their power to do so.
?.
The above is sent to us by gentleman
who knows of what he was writing. We
have no doubt but that the suffering of
the sick and wounded soldiers in the hos
pitfalls is perfectly appalling, and that the
deaths which have already occurred in
consequence of the want of proper nurs-
ing, and the common comforts of a sick
room, are more than the deaths from the
weapons of the rebels.
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B%~ E. II. Loveland, of -SouthingtOn,
who belongs to an Oberlin, Company, in
the 4lst regiment, is on the list of wound
ed, brought to St. Louis, last week.
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VNhe State of Ohio, Trumbull Co,
Probate Settlements.

: SeIbi FL R5Ta-ti 0Fddered Probate Settlements
Ii is ordered that the following accounts of Exec
utors, Administrations and q lardians that have been
tive weeks agreeably to law, and that they remain
on file for inspection and exceptions tall the Sth of
May, 1852. when they viii be examined and ordered
to record if no exceptions appear thereto, to wit:
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rTHE STATE OF OHIO. TRUM-

bull County. So. in the Court of Common Pleas.
To Edwin c. Bradley. +. A. Tenney and b.. Brad
ley. you are hereby notified that on the 18th day OF
Marcia, 1852, the undersigned. John u. HeZlep. filed
4 petition in said Court, against you, stating among
other things, that on the 3Jth day Of August, 1850,
he entered into u written contract with yOu for the
purchase of 8 and JO-lGJ acres Of land in Mecca,
said county, for the sum OF SlU}i.72. and that there
i due and unpaid on said contract the sum of SOS
J9-lOJ with interest thereon from August 81, 1851,
and also that y, 80 taxes have accrued on said land.
which defendants are bound TO pay. That said HcZ-
lep has performed all the stipulations OF said con-
tract ON his part to be performed. and Is ready to
make You 4 decd Of said land. upon receipt OF the
said purchase money and taxes due on said contract.
lo- are requested to appear and answer said petit
ton ON or before the 3lst day OF May, 1852.
JOHN NJ. HEZLEP,
Anr g. lSi2-fW l. l. ETLLFR- ATTY
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N O tice e,

A LII Persons indebted TO the firm
IA of Andrews & Weeks by note or book account
are requested to call and settle Immediately. We
need money to pay Ourdebtsan and unless the friends
come forward and pay promptly We shall be Obliged
TO put their accounts in an officers hands for eollee
ton. ANDREWS x VEINS.
Warren April IL 1862.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
on sITRscRTpTIoN.

0Rs Dollar and Fyiy Gafs. an Gdranee; Ttro Dol
tsrs, II payment ~ not made IN ddUdace. No pa
Per discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex.
cept at the option of the publishers.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POST-OFFICE, Warren, o.,

MATcu %, 80
YOUNGSTOWN, DAnY-ArriFeS 80 P Y; leaves
Ills A y.
CLEVELAND, ~DxLY-Arrives Ill9 A n; leaves
250PN.
SALEM, ~DAILY-Arrives ! P N; leaves6AM
OIL DIGGINGS, DALV-ArriVes II A NJ leaves ?
Pm.
S~HARON-ArriVes Tues, Thurs and Sat at l0;3OA
n. leaves same days at ESQ P Il.
WEST GREENNILLE-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at . P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays & i.
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Fridays
at II N: leaves sane days at l:30 P ".
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mon, Wed and
fridays at Z P y; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
sr6zys at Az.
FARMINGTON-Arrives We'd and Fridays at P
n: leaves Tues and THURSDAYS at A NJ
CANTON, DUCK CREEK, HANNASM1LLS&e-
Arrives Friday 5 P n: leaves Tuesday 6:30 A n.
81 Mails which leave at or before s A n are closed
the preceding Eve, at 8 P r.. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
c. N. PATCH. r. N.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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: of sale issued out Of the
: in the above case and TO
red, l shall expose ut Public
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

See the card of a. Rothschild, in anoth-
er column Ladies will find some fine
goods at their store.
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NOTICE.
~ David Warren. PIE In Court Of Comq@9e

Byron A. Viets. Def Ohio.
The said Byron 4. NietS is hereby notified that
tho said David Warren filed his petition in sail
Court on the 18th day of February. ls2, AGAINST
said defendant. setting forth that the said defend
ant is indebtesl1O said plaintiff St.aD on a PrOmiS-
sorry Note not yet due. but which becomes due on
the 2Sl day Of May, 1872. That plaintiff has ins;i-
tuted proceedings in attachment upon said claim
before n Justice Of the Peace. which have been Ger
tilted up to this Court. and that an attachment has
issued out of this Court which has been returned
served on property of the defendant situate within
this county. The said defendant l. notified that he
is required TO appear and answer said petition on the
18th day Of Nav. lSi3. or the prayer OF said petition
will be granted, and the property attached subjected
to the payment of the plaintiff 5 claim.
TAYLOR JONES,
March &c, Iss2-6w Attys for PHI.
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OHERIFE,S SALE.

CHERRIES SALE.
- The Guardian of In the Court of Common
Urirk Trick Pleas Of TTumbGll Co.. o.
W
John Henry ct Al BY order Of n decree of
the Court Of Common Pleas dated the 18th day of
March. lSi2. to me directed ami delivered in the a
bOve caIsse. 1 have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale AZ the door of the court house in the
town Of Warren, IN said county of Trumbull, State
Of Ohio. on
Saturday the Sd day Of Way, 1852.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock AMand p y Of said
DAY the following described premises to wit: the
same bring a tract of land situate in the township OF
Mecca, in said county and Is known ~ part OF lot
No. % and toundcd a. follows: ON the hOrth by
lands Of Luther Case. on the east by landsO of Susan
nah Phillips. south By j. l.. Case. and west by the
centre Of the north aud south centre road in the said
TOT nship and contains seventy acres Of land. Ap-
praised at - per acre. Terms cash.
j. BUTLER, Sheriff.
SherifTs OIec. Warren. March IS. 49,.
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FARMERS

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer at
this season of the year when Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Dysentary. Diarrhea &c, may disable yodr
hands-uSe it in every case ofthe kind, and my ears
for it, fit does not effect a speedy cure-but be sure
you trust to no other remedy but the old long tried
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
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SALE.
~ Jacob II. Baldwin ct all
all In Trumbull eoun-
Sty Common Pleas.
Saturday che 18th day OF May, IsG

Augustus Crater
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas in the above case and to
me directed and delivered, l shall expose at Public
Sale on
Saturday che Eth day of May, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a n and I o'clock P
N. at the door of the Court House in the Town OF
Warren, in said toInty. the following Real Estate
to wit: situate in Rowland township Of said county;
bounded and described as follows: beginning ut a
point at the centre of the road from Warren TO
youngstown, about three hundred and ten feet gilW
from the west line of a fourteen acre tract %purchas-
cd by Leicester King of Jacob Perkins. and known
rs part of the Edwards tract 30 called. from thence
running north 2l54o L. five chains ten links to a post
forty links from the north line. and from thence
north5So W. across the run to the north line OF the
Edwards tract, thence west along the north line Of
the said Edwards tract TO the road running from
the Vienna road to the Youngstown road. thence
south along the east line of said cross road to the
centre of said \ oungsiOwn road, and from thence
on said Youngstown road about three hundred and
ten feet to the place of beginning. Appraised al
SlS3.O0. Terms cash. J.. q. BUTLER, ShH.
Sherif-s Office. Warren. April Is, 1862.
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Strawberry Plants,

nF the following varieties for Sale:
" Wilson's Albany, DOwner's Prolific. two of
the best bearing varieties: TFiomph DeGan,l. Mon
mcnsing. Harvey's Seeding. Trollope's Victoria.
LsOngworths Prolific. Boston Pine. Also Raspberry.
Plants; Lawton Blackberry Plants; Isabella Grape
Vines; Cherry Currants.
BENZ. STEVENS.
Warren. March 26. 1S52-4w
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Hats, Caps. Straw Goods,
Special Examination

SCHOOL TEA CHEERS.
TNhe Board of School Examiners, for
Il Trumbull county, make the following an
nOuncementS. to applicants for Certificates. Exam
nations win be held on Fridays. March 2lst. April
9Th, and 18th, and May 30th at the Court House. aud
will commence punctuaily at 10 O'Clock. A. ~, at
which hour all applicants should be present.
All persons. who desire to obtain certificates to
teach common schools. in Trumbull county. during
the coming summer. can attend some one of the afer-
said examinations. Private examinations cannot
be had. and no more public examinations Will DO
held until next Fall.
Feb. %. 1S62-3la WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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Important to Farmers,
L A STRAW WANTED.

O000 Tons of green and rolted
-OOO moved or pulled Flax Straw at the
Western Reserve Flax Mills, Warren, Ohio. for
which the highest market price will be paid in cash
on delivery. CAMP * BOORUM.
y. b. beg leave to inform lax growers and far
mcrs generally of having entered into the lax and
tow business with John s. BO0rum, OF New York,
and that with increased facilities and imcroved ma
ehincry l am now prepared II to purchase all the fax
straw that can be raised IN this part OF the State; for
which the highest market price viii be paid in cash.
Hoping that farmers viii find il to their interest to
increase the quantity Of straw produced heretofore,
rs il will be the best paying crop that caa be raised.
March -. lS62-Gm b. W. CAMP.
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NUARDIAN'S Sale of Real Estate.

4 NUARDIAN SAFE OF heal Estate.
~ Notice = hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order Of the Probate Court Of Trumbull county,
OHIO, on the 9th day ofApril. 1852. at three o'clock
in the afternoon. on the premises in BrOOkicld.said
county, / will sell TO the highest bidder the follow
ing Real Estate. viz: situate in the township of
Brookfeld. county of Trumbull and State Of Ohio,
being part Of lots No. GO and 81. beginnins 1T the
south east corner OfJamcs ClaTkS Land, ON the west
line of section 81. and at 4 stake standing - links
east Of a large black oak sight tree, thence north
$50 west 10 chains - links to the middle of a pnb-
lie Dad thence along the middle of said road ;.
49IZ links, thence ). 70 east chains ~ links to g
stake seven links west of n small butternut tree
thence east S chains So links TO a stake. thence
south 20 east II chains - links 90 a stake. thence
north 500 east Q chains $50 links 10 I stake, thcnct
north S Q west Il chains ! links to a stake. thence
$50 west Q chains ssh links to a stone corner,
thence north 50 west Is chains q links to the place
Of beginning. continuing Il 6f-10 acres of land
Appraised ut 50 per acre. VI CLARK.
1. T.. FULLER. Guard. of Vim. + Stubie.
Atty for Guardian. Mar. SIT
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA Tho undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator of the Estate of Robert Gilmore. de-
ceased, late of Weathersfeld, Trumbull county, o.
April ., lS52-3w~ H.. KERR
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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 and a bottle Of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other, and it may
be the means of insuring his safe return-trust to
I m ofhar uranarafIon
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
II John cTossman. PHI IN Court Of CON-

NOTICE.
~ Vernon. Baker ( Co., PrGl In Coart of
W tom. Pleas OF
Samuel Strain. Def. Trum. Co.. o.
The said Samuel Strain is hereby notified that the
plaintiffs on the 9Th day of March. 1852, filed their
petition in the said Court against the said defend
ant. setting forth among other things that ON the
18th day OF juno, 1850. they recovered a judgment
in the Juneau county Circuit Court of the State OF
Wisconsin against said defendant for the sum Of
Five Hundred and Eighjy-thTee Dollars and Sixty
two cents debt and twenty-five dollars and eighty
two cents costs. with interest to be computed ut ten
per centum from the rendition of said Judgment,
and that said judgment, costs, interest and increase
costs are wholly unpaid. and unsatisied, and the
plaintiffs pray for judgment in this Court for the
amount of said Judgment costs, interest and increase
casts. and have alsO Constituted proceedings in attach
ment in said action and the order therein has been
returned served. The defendant i hereby notified
that he must appear and answer said petition by the
9th lay Of May. 1852, or the prayer Of said petit
ton viii be granted and the property attached viii
TAYLOR Jones.
March IL 1Si3-6w Attys for PITS.
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GIIERIFFS SALE.
- Leonard Woodland In Trumbull cour

~ Leonard Woodland In Trumbull county
W kCOmMuu Pleas.
Peter Shively ct al BY virtue of an order
Of sale in the above entitled ease issued out of the
Court Common Pleas in and for the county of Trum-
bull. State of Ohio. and to me directed and deliver
cd | have levied upon and shall expose at Public
Sale on
Saturday tIae 2lta day OF May, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A ". and ( o'clock p
N, ut the door of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate to wit: Part of lot
No. Is in the township of LOrlSt0wR, in said county
of Trumbull. being the west part thereof. and bound
ed ON the northwest and south by tine lot lines of
said lot No. II. on the east bylands Owned by Mary
Beal, widow and about fourteen acres of land
owned by said Peter Shive!y. purchased by him
from the estate of Joseph Bcal. deed. containing
fOrty-twO and 5l-lO0 acres of land BE the SAME more
or less. Appraised ut - per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff. Office. J.G.BCTLER, Shift.
April ., 1852.
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Flower Seeds BY Hail
COLLECTTONS OF FLOWER SEEDS.

persous desiring us to make their selections, may
rcIv mon our sending only those which are really
most snowy and desirable. and of easy cultivation.
we believe that our experience will enable Us to
make selections. large or small. that cannot fail 70
give entire satisfaction
1oo Packets ANIMALS. Bieunials and Perennials.
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L AIDES and Misses Nets, and al
most every thing usually kept in a MiIlinery
Siorc. at MRS. KINGS
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A PLACEMENT |

IA Thomas VI. Abel Before J. W. Powers,
Hahn " K.Irv 4 Tr p; m Of Mecca s e tOwFGship'
On the 18th day of March. 1862, said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in this case for the
sum of Twenty-Eight and l6-lUO Dollars, which was
returned served and Samuel A. Davidson has been
examined as Garnishee. and the cause is continued
to May lst. 1852. for trial. A. W. JONES.
April g, lSi3-3w Attys for PIrf.
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AND ADVICE.

means provide yOupseif with a good supply o" Per
~ Davis Pain kiler"-it may be the means Of saw
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
lfe-ith has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer, it is tie only reliable prep
o~.f.o, 50 n. Esvl A., all -aara
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DISSOLUTION.

NJ office is hereby given that the CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing between T.
7. Reed and d. II. BRIGHAM, known rs the firm of
Z. Reed 4 Co., IS this day dissolved by mutual
Warren. O.. ApriIs 1872 {b.. ii. fBiRtihG;iIAM.
The accounts of T. p. Reed & Co. will be settled
by 7. 2. Reed at the old stand. All persons indcbt-
ed TO 7. Z. Reed & Co. are requested To call and
settle immediately. All persons holding claims
against T. P. Reed & Co. are requested to present
them Immediately for payment.
April9 lS52-3w
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Advertisements not under contract, must be mark
ed the length Of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
ments, % per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis. but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. S1,O0a line
per year; each additional line. IS cents.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

salos OF 500 bbs closing within tho range OF tho above
Quotations Southern aour less buoyan and active
while fair demand prevailed The sales footed up 200
bbs within the range OF quotations Rye Hour was
steady at figures with sales OF 100 bbs Corn meal
was dull and heavy with sales OF 150 bbs at our quota
tions. Wheat was Inactive and common qualitos reg
lected while prime TO choice and firmly held
Tho sales embraced few thousand bushels, at 81 80
III 30 Tor Milwaukee club IN store 81 3S for red state
81 "a for amber New Jersey and 81 40 81 az for rcd
winter. Corn in moderate demand and without change
Of moment prices. Tho sales embraced 10000 bushels
coing at G0c &C. for Western Mixed in store and de-
lverej Rye was firm and in fair demand with sa es OF
5000 bushels Stale at $40. tho dock aud at the
railroad depot Barley was 0rm and in moderate reluestl
with sacs OF TOO bushels State at 64c 6fc on the
dock. Barley steady and rm. with mitod sales al
81 05 81 06 Oats were steady and in limited request
with sales OF Canadian and Western at 3oc 4Oc and at
41c. for State.
Corxs1he market was Arm, with sales Of 1000 bags
Conos-ihe market was nrmev. with mote from the
trade Tho sales embraced from 600 TO 800 bse closing
on the basis of24c for middling upands .sana.gsfs
engaged in bulk, al I'd. 500 bbis -four at 2s 1oo0
packages lard a. 2 800 boxes bacon at 2os To Glas
gov 500 bbs flour at 2s 3d. and 125 tons lard at 25s
was taken up for Cork and ORDERS to load with
20 900 bushels Of grain. at Id in bulk per 60 lbs Il
HAY.-we have no change 70 notice in pr prices, whhe
Saes made TO fair extont at last weeks prices,
MoI.AssRs-Sales OF 800 hhds clayod were made
at 20c. tA.
sales. nominal sale Of 1876 hhds. foe rosn was
made at 80. h4
PRovsioss-P -Pork.-The market was steady. while
prices were unchanged Tho sales embraced about 800
bbis including mess al IA 37K $4 50 new prime
at $40 rs $1, and city primo mess at SIS - $l4
S11 IS s12 so for plain and $4 S4 Is Tor ex
ira Bacon steady and in fair demand with sales OF
500 boxes at 6c for city Cumberland cut, and 6Hca
6Xc Western short ribbed and Western short Gear
at p. /. Dressed hogs wore n0mina at 6Kc. a 5Ac.
for Westorn &C. exc for city. Lard was unchanged,
while tho sales embraced 500 bbts and tercos at 7Nc.
sHc tho lattor Ggure for prime. Butter and choose
were unchanged. t.
RICE-A sale Of 40 so casks OF Carolina was made at
exc, which was rather castor. s
SCGARs steady rather loss active, account
Of the nccment weather Tho salos embraced about $50
400 hhds, chiefly Cubas, at 63sc. 7Xc., and smali
lot Porto Rico at IN.
WusKEY Tho speculative feeling still prevailed, with
q further advance in quotations. The sales embraced
about 500 bbls, at CSC. Soc, chiefly at 20c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
Premature Presidential Movements.

MR.. SEWARD DECLINES THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
Mr. Seward having been informed of the existence Oh
club in PHILADELPHIA the purpose OF which was TO no
inmate him for the next Presidency sent the following
letter to ts President
WAs.rsc1oS Dec 10, 1861
DEAR SUI have received the letter which was ad
dressed to me ON the Sth inst by you an oneer oi
political association recently organized IN phideiphm.
unknd or uncrateflI in this reply 20 that communica
ton, which has given me some uneaslness, ana whct
only fails To ntct severe pain upon me because 90 not
regard the movement which describes as one Oh very
considerable magnitude.
The CLUB you inform me- have adopted resolution
10 exert themselves to secure my advancement TO the
Presidency OF the United States ana this resolution
generously based upon high appreciation OF such public
services asI have hitherto attempted TO perform.
avail myself OF the good will OF the club, thus fatter
ingy MANIFESTED to say that consider the proceeding as
one altogether unwise, and tending produce only pub
ic evii IN crisis when every possible path OF danger
men, and, worst OF all, partisan movement OF per-
sonal character.
IT, when the present civil war was looming up before
had cherished ambition to attain the high posi-
ton you have indicated should have adopted ono Of two
courses which lay open to me-namely: either TO with
draw from tho public service at home To position or
honor without great responsibility abroad or TO retire to
private ife and avoiding the caprces Of fortune, await
tho chances of public favor.
But deliberately took another renoulced all
ambition and came into the executive government to aid
in saving the constitution and tho integrity of my
try, or to perish with hem II seemed to then, that
necessarily rcnounce all expectation Of future per-
sonal advantage in order that the counses that might
give to the President in such crisis should not only
be- but be recognized being, dsnteaested loyal and
patriotic.
Acting on this principle, shun danger and shrink
from responsibility. So neither look for nor, If 1t
should be offered TO me- would ever hereafter accept
any reward.
The country to be saved lost by the highest efforts
of public and private virtue before another Presidential
election shall occur. II IL shall be saved as believe
will do not feel that my zeal in that great achievement
will be overlooked by the grateful generations to
IT,
shall study the of the great ruin shall not find
among them any want OF self sacrifice on my part.
President Of division Of the republic. cheerfuly give
up my aspirations for rule in the whole republic
contribution to the efforts necessary maintain in its
integrity. hardly need add that il results from these
circumstances that not only ask, but peremptorly
quire my friends in whose behalf you have written TO
mo- TO drop my name henceorh and forever from among
tiona distinctions and prefermenls Worry truly yours
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

The following table will show the earnings Of
the Michigan Central for the past three months as
compared with the corresponding months of the
preyious year.