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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Fire in Pittsburgh.

Ihs Plow Works of Mr. j. C. Bidwer
feon Of VI. Chester BidweH. of this place.
Rcre destroyed BY FIRE on last Thursday
morning IN Pittsburgh. They were locs-
tod on the Allegheny river, Just above the
Hand Street Bridge The FIRE originated
from o cask o japan, while some was be-
ing drawn from il. Loss from $4,000 10
10000. Insurance $4,000. Mr. Bidwcl
was employed on Government work-gun
carriages. "a. He has contracted fgr 70
building the works.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

1t may BE of interest to know what it
costs the State of Ohio to supply her dogs
with first class sport for n year. There
were killed by dogs in Ohio, during the
y0ar 1861, II, 76l sheep, valued at S64,zl9,-
%. During the same period there were
injured 1900, valued at S22,579, 70-to-
tai, 6I,7S2 sheep. at $50, 1853 This is
more than all the dogs in Christendom
o e worth.
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a dispatch dated Washington, Feb. 10,
says: Major General Halleck and Brig
adler Generals Anderson and Denver,
with many Commissioners and Quarter
Masters, were confirmed to-day. Pay
masters were referred back to the Militia
ry Committee, with a view to reduction
Of the number. The rejection of Gener-
ais Ashboth, McKinstry and Wade, was
recommended by the Committee but was
not acted upon.
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Arrest of a New York Herald Editor.

DR.. Ives, one Of the principal editorial
writers of the New York Herald, and act.
ing as chief correspondent, was arrested
at Washington, by order of Secretary
Stanton, and sent TO Fort McHenry. He
is suspected of being a rebel spy. He has
a brother in the rebel army who was form.
erly q Jesuit Priest, and Professor Of
Biblical literature in the Catholic College
at Milwaukee. He threatened the wrath
of the Herald against the War Depart
ment, unless be had al news immediate
ly on its arrival, and in advance of all
other papers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

The railroad taken possession of by a
detachment of our troops from Fort Hem
ry is the Memphis and Ohio, connecting
Memphis with Nashville and Bowling
Green. Thus direct communication be-
tween the Mississippi and the eastern
portion Of Secessiondom is cut Of:
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ANOTHER VICTORY.
ROANOKE ISLAND TAKEN

P"HILADELPHIA, feb. III.
The Baltimore Clipper publishes an ex-
ira stating that Roanoke Island was cap
tured after 3 days fighting. Two rebel
gunboats were captured, and the rest
were sunk er scattered.
The people of Norfolk aad Portsmouth
are panic stricken.
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What Happened Lieut.. Col. Ratlif!

A letter dated Platte City, No, Feb. 8.
reports the following:
Lieut.. Col. Ratllf was sabered last
Saturday. When returning to his quar-
tiers, after inspection, he was accosted by
a deputation from the rank of the Regi-
'ment, who handed him the finest sword
in tho whole command, being 8 present
from the ncn-copa4issioned officers and
priEates, who tookthe Coloneiby surprise:
k2t no recovered rapidly, and Bob"
now wears a saber that any officer might
DO proud to cut and trust a rebel with"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Charleston is to be rebuilt. The Legis-
Iature OF South Carolina has authorized a
loan OF one million of dollars, to be used
IN AID OF rebuilding the burned portion of
Charleston. The money is to be loaned
to such as desire to rebuild. None but
freproof buildings are to be erected.
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Acknowledgement

EDITORS C%HEoSICLE:-WiH you permit
me TO acknowledge, through your paper,
the receipt Of package from the Farm
ington Soldiers Aid Society, containing
shirts, undershirts, drawers and socks,
which were faithfully distributed among
the members of my Company. In behalf
of the boys l would tender to the society
sincere thanks for their kind fayors so
timely bestowed. Such tokens of regard,
from friends at home, are cheering and
encouraging to the heart of the soldier
who mas placed all upon the altar of his
country, to suffer. and if need be, die in
defence of the Stars and Stripes.
Yours for the Union,
CAPT. JAMES CALDWELL.
Co. D., 2yD REG. 0. Y. u.
- ---.A - - 1870
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The news from Missouri, if true, is high
ly important. The Union troops were clos
ing in upon Price, in the Southwestern
corner of the State. Price is reported to
have said to his men that he must Sight or
surrender.
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The sloop of War, Savannah, from Port
Royal, brings news of the sailing of an ex-
petition South on the 18th, including all
light draft steamers, several gunboats,
and seTeral thousand troops.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

By general order, number seventeen,
Gen. Hunter declares martial law thro'-
out the State of Kansas, and declares the
crime of j~ayhawking shall be put down
with a strong hand and summary process.
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Recent kilograms indicate an early at
tack by our forces upon Fort Donaldson,
Tennessee. Fort Donaldson is situated
on the Cumberland River, twelve miles
east from Fort Henry. We are not in
formed as to the strength Of its garrison.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

A Southern mail captured contained
letters from high officers, speaking of the
demoralizing effect of the defeat OF Sum-
erset, and stating that another defeat at
Fort Henry would he almost irreparable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Har The most important congressional
Intelligence during the past week is the
expulsion of Bright, and the rejection Of
the legal tender clause of the Treasury
Noto Bin.
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Pay of Army Officers.

A proposition is before Congress to re-
duoe the present pay of army officers
The suhjoined table shows what they now
receive per month, and what t~heproposed
pay, if the bill passes, will be.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
THR SIate nf OIioll In Mnris-
III MAgIS-
tratesC Courts

" ONTL TT NLWNIo-
TrumbuIl county. trafe's Courts =.
William III. Hull and Sheldonl
Medbury, partners UNDERMINE Before jefferson
and style OF William n. Hull Palm. Up. of War
q Co, plainnns, ren.
James II. Bell, Andrew Gard The defendants
ner. Robert Jewell, Reese Her are asti6ed thaf
bert, John Thomas, Henry VIII Ian "a ieS9 thsv
liams. David James, Thomas were sued before
Harris, John Phillips Charles the Aforesaid LEFT
Morgan, David Griffith and ferson palm p
John Williams. partners under by pfainfiHSforthe
firm name Of Jas. II. Bell 4 sum AZ sf53 70 and
Co., delendantA that in said aetiOA
against defendants, which has becp saIy served up
on their property. and that said ease a continued
for trial until March p 1852, at 2 O'Clock ?. ". At
Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio
HUTCHISS. RATLIFF L FORREST,
Feb. Z le2 Ats fer flft.
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New Advertisements.


NOTICE.
vs. Pleas VI TrumbUA Co.
Byron A. Viets. Thomas SOhiS
NeFsTlsnd. Jr.. dsas. The Dove named By.
Eon A. Vists and Thomas Leonard. defendants, Of
the state o. Wiseonsin. will take notice that goha
Kingsley Of said county, did on the 9th day 81 FEB
rnary. lS62 file his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of IrnmbQll county. agzinS the said defend
ants settlng forth that en- the 5th day Of January
lS9. the said plaintiff became surety for the pay
ment Of . certain promissOry BOte given BY Byron
A. Viets to the said Archibald Mcfarland, yr, for
the sum Of S9oa. that said Viets has removed to the
State Of Wisconsin, and has not paid said note. and
that the sand fs~zs has conveyed fraudulently all Of
bis real estate situate in said county, to the said
Leonard. who now claims TO own the same that on
the same day the plaintiff caused An order Of at
taehment to issue, which has been levied upon said
land the pleintlH prays for an order and Judgment
against said Viets. requiring and compelling MIN to
pay said note and the interest, or on default there
OF that an order issue 10 sell said lands to pay the
same. Tue said Byron A. Vets ana Thomas Leon
ard are hereby notified that they are required to
answer said petition on or before the 9Th day OF
April next. or that judgment and order will be civ
en- a. prayed Tor IN said petition
Feb i, lS62-6W JOHN KINGSLEY.
BY Taylor < Jones. his attys.
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NOTICE.
IN l. c. Jones, Assignee Of
Aldrieh ( Beach. PIN In Court Of Com

~ l. z. Jones, AssIgnce Of
Aldrieh K Beach, PIN In Court of Com
RS mon Pleas. of Trum-
Byron A. Yiets 4 Apollus bull County, Stale e
h. Viets. DefL Ohio.
The said Byron A. Yiets and ApOllus K. Visks.
of the State Of Wisconsin. will take notice THAI l.
G. Jones as Assignee of Aldrieh ( Beach, did Oh the
9TH day Of January. A D. 1862 6le his Petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for she
County of Trumbull. and State of Ohio9 against the
said defendants setting forth that the said defen-
dants are indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum Of
One Hundred and Eighty Dollars and Forty Cents.
with interest from that date. and that on the same
day the said plaintiff fled hisAiidavitt in attach
ment, and thai an order Of attachment has been is
sued by said Court, which has been levied upon GER
tain property Of the defendant Byron A Viets, in
the said County of TrumbulI- The said defendants
and answer said petition on or before the 5th day
of April next. l. c. JONES.
Feb. u, Get By Tayler & Jones his Att'ys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

Gale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.
- On the 18th day Of March, 1862, between the
hours Of one and four o'clock in the afternoon. at
the door of the Court House in the town Of Warren
in the county of Trumbull and State Of Ohio, WA
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real eS-
tate as the property of Stephen Burnett, decd 70
county and State, and is known by being part oesee-
ton IL, and is bounded as follows: beginning at q
post in the northeast corner of said section 10 and in
the east line of the township. thence south alSRg
the east line Of said section and township tEeRhE-
six chains and twenty-five links to q post, thEnce
west on Jonathan Aliens north line seventeen
chains and hfty-two links to a post and stones to
another corner Of said Aliens land. thence Esst
eleven chains and ninety-twO links 10 a stake IN the
centre of the highway and in the cast line Of lands
belonging to A. W. Parker, thence north along said
east line eight chains and forty-two links to = stSRe.
thence north 80 along the centre Of the high1ay
twelve chains and sixty-nine links to a staksia the
center of the highEcy as now travelled leading from
Warren to Newton Falls, thence south 6314o vest A.
long said highway one chain and hfty-hVe k1kst Oa
stake. thence north twenty-nine degrees west aathe
west line of a small parcel Of land decided b. Lchn
W. Freeman to Harvey Allen. two chains and sew
enteen links to low water mark on the south SIDE Of
the Mahoning river, thence down said river on the
line of low water mark the several courses thereof,
about Is, Of casting TO the north line Of said section,
thence east on said section line twenty chains t0tha
place Of beginning, containing Seventy-eight aud
66-l00 acres. Appraised at so per acre. and WILDE
made one-third cash in hand, 0ne-third in One-year
one-third in two years
MILES J. MCKAY. AdmTd
Feb 10 IS1-lW SfRDlRn Rurnnff neefA
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List of Names of Capt Bowe's Co.
9th Reg't Cavalry Q. v.

List of Names of Capt. Bowe's Co.
9th Reg't Cavalry o. ".
Capt-ChasR Bowe,
LIST Lieut-John E Wyatt,
I'd " Josiah D Freer,
Ord Serg't-Wm H Smith,
Or Geo NJ st John,
Serg'ts-Reuben Osgood,
John Brown,
" Simon Young,
j" -Elhanan Grover,
LIST Corp-Simon Gould,
I'd Harvey Bartram,
Sd Thomas S Bark,
4th Harry \ Young,
9Th Anderson NJ Basquin,
9th +" -Jabes H Hunt,
It'll " -Lacius Hollenbeck,
Sth q" David johnson,
LIST Bugler-Sumner Stoughton,
I'd " Norris Root,
Farrier-George Hopkins,
Observation-Disclosures House,
Wagoner-Gould Nickeson,
Saddler-James w Covert.
PRIVATES.
Allen Newton j Mullen James
Allen Justin Morse Enoch
Arnold Frank w Murray Chas L
Blakesly Chas B Martin David
Blood Lester, McEuen Adelbert
Brown Hiram Oviatt Martin
Brown Nelson Parkes Wellington
Brown Dana Prentis Edwin
Brown Seymour Picket Jerome
Boyd Newton Perry Philemon
Basquin Oliver Pepper Henry
Bratten Joseph K Robertson Daniel S
Ellington Azariah Starr Cassius G.
Combs Henry SpTague Calvin
Cole Horace Sprague WarrenS
Cutshaw George Stowe Norman B
Campbell Henry Shepard Alonzo r
Case John S Sheffield Almond 4
Cowles Hiram W Trimm Melmoth D
Dunlap VIM Tracy Bruce
Edgerton Horace l Towsley George II
Elliott William Towsley Wm +
Henry Thomas Jefferson
Fenton Ambrose Thomas Roswell
Joseph WThomas VIM II
Holt Luman 5 Tanner Warren
Harris VIM w Thomas Monroe
Human Alonzo Wilcox Orrin
Hale Ralph Winterstein Manville
Halen Henry Wheeler William
Hubbard Simon S Wiltshire Jesse
Phillips Winters Harrison
Lamb Andrew j Warmer VIM D
Carlos p Wyatt Ezra F
Leopoldo Henry Wing Napoleon
Michael Wolcott Willis A
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

The bill p~rivileging members and Off
GERS of the General Assembly, from arrest,
and from answering to any suit, during
the session of the Legislature, has passed.
House bill, for amending the law, for the
creation and regulation of incorporated
companies, is indefinitely postponed. AL
so the bill amending the law for the set
Element of the estates Of deceased persons.
The Committee on Judiciary report
against any change in. the law regulating
time of imprisonment in the P~enitentiary.
Report agreed to.
Messages from the House announces
the passage of the Senate joint resolution
for the protection of our soldiers from the
imposition of suffers, and the abolition of
the Office in the army.
The bill for the continuance of recog-
nlzance IN certain cases-passed in the
House provide that persons in the militia
~ service shall have their recognizancc
continued from term to term of the courts.
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IN Harry Beach, Executor orr Tn cou
Estate Of Jun0t Trobridge, plf., Common PisasoT
p-.o. w.. . Irumbull county
and Archibald Mcfarland, Jr. The abovarou.a
ue iSST111n JByron A. Viets
Wisconsin. viii taken notice that The nIa;nt;F Us-o
Beach, Executor. did on the 6h day Of Fe6-ner-
1867, hle his petition in the Court OF Conn,on D..
Of TrumbuH county. against the above naSna5 -
PENDANTS, setting forth that on the 2sth deV of Ds-
eember, 1850, the said Trobr;d9e beeame s,ea,r -
me payment OF a certain promissory note giyen by
the SAID IIets 70 Mcfarland for the sum of Sa0
that SAID VETS has removed from the State Of 0bio
and has not paid said note, and that aid Wen bss
conveyed fandnlently all his real estate sitnafe IN
SAID county tc the said Leonard, who now Claims To
own the same That ON the day of the filing Of ne
SAID petition the plaintiff caused an order OF attaeb-
ment 70 Issue, which has been levied upon said land.
Inc pialnt1n prays for an order and Judgment a
galnst SAID fiets, requiring and compelling him to
pay SAID note and the interest, or on default thereof
mat an order issue 70 sell said lands to nav ths Sane
The said Byron A viets and Thomas leonard are
hereby noohed that they are required 10 ansWer
SAID petition on or before the 5th day Of April neTf
petition. HARRY RE1Tu EE1ao
Feb. L. 62-SW By Taylor / Jones. SIS att1s-
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NOTICE
IN Baldwin Morrow. PrGa.l In the cOur
ByrOaA viets. Def't Tram. Co. Ohio

The said defendant in this action Is hercdv mott
fed that the plaintiff did on the 9th day Of Janurry.
A D. 1862, filed their petition in said Court seftin@
upon a certain promlssory note. made and delivered
BY the defendant to the plaintiff on the 2rd day Of
september A D. lSl, for the sum Of Two Hun
bred Dollars payable in one day after date. and thai
the said note is dine and wholly unpaid, and that
said plaintiff demands Judgment against said defep-
dant for the sum Of Sz04.15, with interest from the
filing Of said petition And that an order of attach
nent has been issued in said case, which has been
served on property of the defendant situate in this
County.
The defendant Is further notified that he must ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before the 5th
day Of April next. or in default thereof. Judgment
viii be rendered as prayed in said petition.
BALDWIN 4 MORROW
Feb. u. '62-6t By Taylor / Jones their Att'ys
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ Moses H. Jewell In Court Of Common Pleas
vs. Of Trumbull county, Ohio.
John Suttle and ! By virtue q decree ofeourt
Elizabeth Suttle and order Of sale in the A.
hove case to me issued and delivered. / am ordered
to and shall sell at Public Auction at the door Ofthe
courthouse in Warren between the hours of1O and
4 O'Clock on
Saturday the 18th day of March, ISea,
the following described premises, viz; situate in the
township of Vernon. in said county Of Trumbun
and State of Ohio. and is known BY being part Oflsk
No. G in the township aforesaid. bounded as follows.
commencing in the centre of the Pymatuning creek.
al the northwest corner of Ralsa CIark's lands.
thence east along the north line of the lands of Rail
sa Clark 50 chains 9S links. thence north s chains
and u links, thence east 3 chains and 5olinks. thence
north So east s chains and - links. thence east 81
chains y links, thence north along the west line Of
Reuben SpOnSalerS land y Chains and 60 links to the
south line Of lands of Eben Clark. thenee eastward
ly along the division fne as established BY Sherman
Cooley, Surveyor, between lands of Aaron Clark
and Eben Clark, following the several courses there
to the lands of SWnrtz 5 heirs, thence west along
the south line Of SWartL's heirs TO the centre of the
creek, thence down the creek to the place of begin
ming also another piece Of land in said lot No. s.
cling at the southwest corner of lands Of
Swartz's heirs, thence north along the west line Of
the Swastz's land and in continuation thereof
c aims and 50 links. thence west to the centre of the
creek. thence down the courses of the creek 10 the
place Of beginning, containing IN said two pieces Of
land one hundred and forty-two and S-lO0 acres Of
Land, being oil Of the Arson Coe farm except 65K
acres set of to Eben Clark Appraised al
Terms cash
Feb. u 1859 JIG. BUTLER Sheriff.
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FEBRUARY Z.
Mr.. Holman urged the necessity of the
adoption of the resolution, and maintain
ed that the Government could not trans
port troops, munitions, and supplies, as
economically, were it to take possession
of the railroads, as private parties.
Mr.. Sedgwick caused the dispatch from
Commodore Foote to Secretary Welles,
of the victory of Fort Henry, to be read tie
the House, which was received with great
demonstrations of applause.
A resolutson was reported, requesting
the Secretary of Wa to inform the House
the amour paid each railroad company
for transporting troops and supplies.
The House considered the report of
the Committee on Government Contracts.
The consideration was postponed till
next week Tuesday.
Mr.. Blair, from the Committee on Con-
ference, on amendment to the bill max
ing appropriations for the defence of
Washington, made a report which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Blair explained that the Committee
did nothing regarding home troops in
Kentucky. for the reason that the bill on
which ra sing them depended was pend
ing in the Senate.
Mr.. Harris, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, TO whom was referred the creden-
tials of Benjamin Starke, Senator from
Oregon, and other papers, without ex-
pressing any opinion as to the effect of
the papers on any action of the Senate,
reported that Mr.. Starke was entitled to
take the constitutional oath of office.
Mr.. Trumbull asked leave to file the
minority report Of the committee. They
had not seen a fit report of the testimony
given, and could not agree with the ma
jority of the committee.
Harlan, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported a bill TO reduce the ex-
penscs in making surveys and sales of the
public lands.
Mr.. Hale, from the Naval Committee,
reported back the bill for twenty IRON
clad steam gun boats with an amendment.
The Treasury Note Bill was received
from the House and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to increase
the efficiency of the medical department
the army. Referred.
MIR. Grimes moved L take up the gum
a bill. He said that if the intelligence
which had come to this city this morning
true, then no bill was more impor-
tant. The bill was taken up as amended
by the Naval Committee. 1t appropri-
ates SlO,OO0.0O0 for hat purpose.
The gunboat bill was passed; number
to 20.
The report Of the Naval Committee on
Morgan's purchases was taken up. Mr..
Mr.. Hale proceeded to speak. Subject
postponed till Monday.
The bill authorizing an additional issue
Of treasury notes was taken up and pass
ed. This bill authorizes the issue of ten
millions dollars demand notes.
The bill to define the pay of officers
taken up.
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proceeds of the 1st., lot of Negroes
sold by G. p. Dorriss, S9I73,O
Money expended by G.P Dorriss. 57598,9S
On 1st lot Of Negroes, 34l5s.22
Less by I. DorriSs money advanced $4,000
-
Profits on lst Lot of Negroes. $252Oe,2
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NOTICE.
IN Baldwin + Morrow plasl In Court of Com.

n ~ Pleas Of Trumbul
Viets, defendants. In 1ttacbmenf
The said defendants in this action are hereby mo-
uhed mat the Plaintiffs did on the 9th day of jan
forth among other things that the defendants are IN
debted 70 the plaintiffs in the sum Of two hundred
and eighteen dollars and ninety cents upon a GER
tain promissory note made and delivered 10 the
plaintiffs by the defendants on the sd day of Ser
TENDER. iSot, Tor the sum Of three hundred and
one day after date, and that the said sum of two
hundred and eighteen dollars and ninety cents =
due thereon AZ the date Of the fling said petition
and that the plaintiffs have caused an order NJ M,
taehment to be issued N said case, which has been
served upon property Of the defendants situate IN
this county. The defendants are hereby nofi6e5
that they must answer said petition BY the 5th dsv
OF April next, and in defauls thereof judgment vii
be given as prayed form said petition
BALDWIN K MORROW.