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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
NJ G o
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS,

For sale. in good localities, in the Village of War
ren-can hs Lcusht on good terms. Inquire at Nc
.ConnelIis SHOE X LEATHER STORE,
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
vs.. lin Coprt Com Plaza

VS.. PIN Court Com Pleas
Daniel Gray and others.
Daniel Gray, Sherman Baker, William Baker
Marilla Williams, Jessie Williams, Susan White
Joel White, Alonzo Gray, Abram Gray are hereby
notified that the said Sarah II. Gray has filed in the
Court of Common Pleas for said County, her peti.
children Of Daniel Il. Gray, late of Mesopotamia
in said County, deceased, for the assignment Of
dover TO her as his widow. in 66A acres of land, in
lots 81 and 90, in said MesOpOtania, bounded north
by the highway, east by lands of the heirs of Reu-
ben Clark and of Harrison Clark. and OF
5. Z. White, south by lands of said :, C.
White. and west by lands of ROnneII But
ton. Said defendants should appear in said Court,
forthwith. and answer the said petition, or judge
ment may be taken against them pro ~eOnfessO.
By their Attorneys, FUTILE q STULL.
Feb. ~ lSd3-6W
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column a6.00I 9.Ml l2WI 3Ml $500 60.0O
Advertisements moi under contract. must be mark
ed the length of time desired. or they viii be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts, 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriage 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, net connected with
their regular business.
business Cards, not exeeediR ? lines, S1,0O a line
per year. each additional lin 20 cents.
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Z
MEM FIRM
s. GILMORE

Having associated themselves to-
gether in the Boot and Shoe business,
would respectfully call the attention of the public
to the large stock on hand. and they are now re-
ceiying a large addition of tall and winter styles OF
Ladies' wear. Boys Boots, Ladies and Mems hub-
Der Shoes, and all other articles necessary to make
a complete stock. which will be sold aslOw as at any
other store in the place
Mr.. Cranage having an experience OF Thirty
Years in the business. and being \ practical work
man, will devote his attention as heretofore to the
manufacturing department, and especially TO Gus
tom Work. None but the best of stock will be used,
and especial care taken in fitting. and all work
made warranted.
Leather Of all kinds, Findings, &C.,
constantly on hand.
We have Onr Boot & Shoe store
To the new Brick Block. on the east side of Main
Street. one door south of MeCOmbs and Smiths
Store.
March 1. ls6s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01

The following scholars were lot absent
to exceed one day:
John Brooks, William Pettys.
Geo. Howard, Delos Palmer,
Martin H~ecklinger, Neddie Smith,
Samuel Goldstein, Almina Derr,
Albert Jameson, Olivia Hapgood,
William Lamphear, Fannie Hapgood.
Charles PettyS,
This is a much larger list than was ev
er before obtained. | am thankful that
it is thus. l shall strive to have an in
creased list to present at the close of the
present term. If parents will cooperate
l shall not strive in vain. If parents
wish their scholars to improve rapidly,
they should not suffer them 10 be absent or tar
do one moment. II. NJ. FORD.
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nhW REBEL RAM BUILDING AT sAvAN
NAH.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-The steamer Empire
City from Charleston, on the evening OF the
18th instant, has arrived here.
She reports that on the 18th inst, while OF
Cape Lookout, she saw the U. s. guuboat Con
necticut IN chase OF blockade runner, and
Joined In the chase, but after twelve hours pur.
suit the blockade runner escaped.
The Port Royal Nesc Soata contains the fol-
lowing items:
1.-THE rebels call upon the authorities to Sc
questrats certain Yankee property in Bruins
wick, Georgia.
ssThe rebel steamer Robert Habersham,
which has been watching our advance move
ments in the Savannah river, exploded her
boiler, Destroying the vessel aud killing all her
crew.
"Gen. Mercer, commanding at Savannah, is
impressing one-1fth Of al the able bodied
slaves of Georgia for woskmen on the fora-
fications. All the negroes in Savannah have
been seized and put to work
aSeveral eontrabands have reached Fort
Pulaski, having escaped from Savannah.
ga new Rebel Ram Is building ct SNyan-
nah. aat 1s- F-Es -
"Severai heavy guns have been cent from
Sayannahto Charleston 4.a
uThe Ram Savannah came down the river
on the 10th inst, intending 70 Jun ont TO sea,
but breaking one OF her engines, had to put
back She Is mate TO the Atlanta"
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NAVAL ORDERS

Lieut.. Commander Joseph nj. Bradford de-
tached from the Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N.
H., and ordered 10 command the Neipsic.
Lieut. Gilbert s. Wiltss detached from the
Dacotah and ordered to the Richmond
Lieut.. Winfield S. Schley detached from the
Richmond, and granted thirty days leave,
Assistant Surgeon Josiah H. Culver de.aeh-
ed from the Receiving ship al New York, and
ordered to duty on the South Atlantic Block.
aiding Squadron.
cotah.
Gunner James Tnsyer detached from the
Richmond, and ordered to Ordnance duty at
New York Navy Yard.
Gunner VIM. Cheney detached from the New
York Navy Yard. and ordered to the Rich
mond.
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Third EDITION.
s. 3. o'cLoCKP. y.
4 O'CLOCK P. u.
CHARLESTON.

The Government up to the hour of , p. m
had received nothing to-day Official, per tele-
graph, from Fortress Monroe, concerning the
progress OF the siege OF Sumter, though they
have the same unofficial accounts which came
to US through the press reports from New
York, including doubtful rumor that Gil.
more has already succeeded in throwing shell
iato Charleston, which none here familiar with
the situation there up to the departure OF the
Fulton, credit.
Monday last was the new date fixed upon BY
the correspondents for the grand attack, but we
take ii that Gilmore and Dahlgren keep their
own couDsels as to the time, and will not enter
upon the decisive assault until their resources
are fully available.
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THE LOST MONEY

AT the Treasury Department, we hear, strong
suspicious are entertained that the heavy loss
of Treasury notes, some 81 s0o, 100, by the burn
Ing OF the steamer Ruth not long since, involved
robbery before the vessel burned or was
burned. So far, il Is not known how the fire
occurred, but 1t has been ascertained that the
bill Of lading describing the different packages
OF the money Is also non est. 1t was delivered
by Adams & Co.'s Express TO the U s. As
sistant Treasurer in st. Louis, when the money
was delivered 10 HIM, and was by that officer
handed to the parties having the money in
charge on the boat. The latter allege that it
was burned or lost with the money
Packages OF notes have been submitted to
the test OF fire lin the Treasury Department.
as nearly as possible similar to the fire in
which the money in question is alleged to ha We
been burned, and the re suit Of just such burn.
Ing there did not SO destroy those used tor the
experiment, as TO render their identification
impossible. If they were not stolen before tho
vessel was fired or caught on Are accide ntal-
ly, the chances are four TO one that they will
ultimately be recovered in such state as Will
protect the Government asaint loss.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE DRAFT.-The following cases were dis
posed OF to-day by the Board OF Enrolment:
John Brown, enormously enrolled.
q. II. Chatterton, disability.
Henry Eberback, erroneously enrolled.
q. A. e. McNatr, only son Of widowed
mother.
Waldemar Lanter, under age.
Henry Eberbaek, disability.
George Taylor, enormously enrolled.
John Haston, (colored,) only support Of
widowed mother.
Lewis Waldecker, furnished substitute-Jne.
Sauerbeck.
Henry Smith, furnished substitute-E. ID.
johnson.
Larkin A. Beaver, furnished substitute-Jas.
Smith.
George ". Myers, enormously enrolleS;
Robt Cohen, IT,, furnished subsutute-Tnos.
Hill.
g. G.. F. Hill, disability.
Inmea Arnold. in ser Woo I'd OF March.
+ L. orcld Levy, disaofhty.
A. HcKerricSer. furnished suosatate--John
ACHE gahn Robertson. furnished subsstuse-John
Beach. <r.,;.h.d .,,s.;.,
'1 Mayrtson Rsaeen, only son OF widow.
lanes Hclts, alien.
+ Timothy KRyton, disability.
John f. Metcalk Disability.
john Mulcshry, under age. Is
Vim. Huckofsky, disability.
Jeremiah Cfeied, alien. sEa aEges
Daniel johnson, erronec usly enrolled
q. C. q. Simms, Furnished subesitute--John
!. A Phelps. &&
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Gov. Srymour'. Proclamation.

new YeRK. Aug. lS.-The proclamation OF
Governor Seymour will bs printed tomorrow
morning He says he has received information
that dangerous. disordrrly, and r,oions attacks
" i'll be made la New York and Brooklyn dn
ring tho coming draft, and that such acts do no
good. The courts are now consigning 10 severe
punishment many OF those Guilty OF acts de-
struc'ive Of the lives aud property OF their fei-
iow-eitizeDs during the shameful scenes OF last
month. ss-srs.
He concludes as foliows: 81 hereby admon-
lsh all judicial and executive Officers. whose
duty it ia to enforce the law and preserve pub
lie order, that they take vigorous and effective
measures to put down any riotous or unlawful
assemblages; and if they dnd their power in
sufficient Tor that purpose, to callu upon the mil
liayy in the manner pointed out by the statutes
OF the State.
ssIf these measures should prove insufficient
1 shall then exert the full power OF the State in
order that public order may be preserved and
ths persons and property Of citizens be fully
pfOtec ted :"
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VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE

WI EEh NAV Al SEW lCE.
DETACHED Acting Assistant Paymaster w
s. Hoslefd. Acting Master II. r. Billings, Act
ing Ensigns S. Hall, W. B. Cobb, W. L. Bow
ers and q. Wiley, Acting Assistant Surgeon G
b. Higginbotham. Acting Gunner T. Cassaday
Acting Chief Engineer H. q. Maxson. Acting
Second Assistant Engineer B. Taylor and Act
ing Third Assistant Engineer Thos. Dempsey,
from the Alabama; Acting Master E. G. Merri.
man. from the Santiago de Cuba; Acting Mas
ters Mates Henry W. Loring and Nathan W.
Wait from the Alabama.
AProIsTED.-Daniel G. Stllson, Acting See.
DAD Assistant Engineer, Charles ]. Morgan, s.
A. Bryant and r. F. Erring. Acting Third As.
sistant Engineers.
OapKRED.-Acting Assistant Paymasters W
W. Barry and L. &. Musgrave, to Cairo, III;
Acting Gunner VIM. Belts and Acting Assist.
ant Paymaster VIM. CASTOR, to steamer Grand
Gulf; Acting Assistant Paymaster r. M. Trim
bic, to the Pembina.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
THE DRAFT TO-DAY IN NEW YORK.
1T PROGRESSES WITHOUT oPPoSI
TOM.
THREE BIG CHEERS GIVEN FOR TIE FIRST
DRAFTED MANI

Mr Talcott, the energetic manager in this
city for the Independent Line OF Telegraph,
sends as the following dispatch forwarded by
that line:
NEW YORK. Aug. 10, > p m.-The draft was
resumed at Ii O'Clock this morning at Isl Sixth
avenue, the headquarters for the Sixth Con
gressional District.
No attempt was made to disturb the enrolling
officers in the performance Of their duties, and
three hearty cheers were given for the man
whose name was first drawn from the wheel.
His name was William R. Birdsall, residence
100 Charles street.
A large military force was stationed within
short distance OF the drafting Office, but no
public display Of military strength was made
A strong police force was in attendance in
and around the building, to preserve order.
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A LET Dows.-The London Times is bo.hsred
for q Satisfactory let down excuse for the feas-
Jul tumble In Oonfsd bonds bolssered up hsre.
tofors BY that paper. The Tiaes' city article,
IN It's remarks on the subject, says:
"Those who now suffer are not to be re-
pfoached for ant OF saGacity, however ranch
they may have exhibited q want OF caution.
The example furnished IS si1ply conhrma-
tion II the fearful uncertainty that must beset
all in vestments that depend on military sac-
cess4s or rpverses II the battle NJ Gettysburg
had been won by The ContederAtes, ths loan
which few days previously was largely buy
ing n, premium, would probably hays expe-
rianee1 q rLss nearly a. great a. tina fall now
Witnessed since. There was every symptom
,hai the result n ould have led 70 the establish
sns nj af Confederate power In Washington and
!, prompt adhesion nom New York and Penn
syiyaGiS."
prompt ADHESION from New York And Penn
syIyrnia~ A Arsw rs Ward says, Tia. j.
good
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The following important arrangements Of
Gen. Meade have been approved BY the Depart.
ment: t.s
The following rules will govern the intro
1. A regiment OF cavalry will leave Wsrrea-
ton Junction on Thursday OF each week at nine
.. m. for Washington or Its vicinity, to return
tho purpose OF protecting such sptler's goods
as may be rightfully brought to this army.
e. Any sutlef desiring 70 avail himself OF tho
privileges herein afforded win furnish the Pro.
yost Marshal General with an invoice Of thu
goods he wishes to procure, and the number OF
wagons necessary to transport them; said In
voice, II In accordance with regulations, and il
approved by said officer, shall, when presented
to me commanding ofacer Of said escort. be suf-
cient authority for said sutaer TO join the train
with the number Of wagons specified. On ar
irving at the point Of destination, tho Same in
voice shall be submitted to the q uartermastef
General Of Washington for permission to load
and remove the goods entered therein nom the
city, and with such permission shall endtle
the owner to the protection OF the escort on his
return. go
Q. Suffers agents will Be permitted to repre-
sent their employers on presenting their certi-
6cata OF once, accompanied by written evil
dence OF agency. No cerancate VIII nerealtef
b issued except the sntler elected under tho
law be O citizan OF the United States
4. On and after the publicSsion OF this order.
should any sntIer attempt 70 transport prop.
70 this army In any other mode than " herein
prescribed, said property and goods SHALL b
seized and held subject to ccnAscadcn.
s. Due notice will be given OF Any ca3uge In
the time or place Of departure OF .ae escosL
which must depend on the movements Of tho
army. -,
furnish the cavalry escort herein provided Tor.
Tho Commanding General has
learned that the wives Of numerous oModrS
and soldiefs ara now within this Army.
In view OF the service the troops may at any
moment be called upon 70 perform, the Con
mandinE General considers that tho attention
Of ths oSicsrs and naen should be solely occa-
pied with their public duties, and that INC
presence Of their families is Incompatible wn's
the complies discharge OF the same.
II II therefore deaircd that all fem ales WIN
the Army, other than thoss W no are nursessor
attached % the Sanitary Commisa ion, having
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especial authority from the Wa. Depar,men.
or torse headquarters, TO visit aud remain
with II, be forthwith removed beyond its lines.
The Commanding General regrets that il has
become his unpleasa ant duty To issue an order
Of this character but he tr us.s that its proprie-
ity will be recognised, and that il will no. b.
necessary Tor him to recur TO the subject. = = \
s Passes from Headq uarters to be siyea by the
Provost NJ arshal General, or by his authority
Said passes will authorize the return Of ne
parties, but will not include transportation tor
property beyond necessary personal baggage
All orders for transportation of property
must be given by the Z uartermaster's Depart
ment
Supplies for officers may be procured by
sending an agent with list of the articles TO be
obtained, signed by general officer and ap-
proved by the Provost Marshal General. or BY
his authority.
Suffers and their property to be entirely
excluded from transportation by rail for the
present.
Newsboys viii not be permitted to travel on
trains, but packages of papers may be sent to
local agents, under charge OF baggage master,
Tor sale or distribution.
No passes TO civilians to visit the Army of
the Potomac shall be given except BY the Adiu-
tant General OF the Army and the General in
command OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Inc principal Depot Quartermasters at
washington, Alexandria and at other depots
upon the line Of the road can pass officers and
agents OF their departments travelling on nee
essary public business, who can procure or
All orders for cars must be sent to the Super.
Infendent OF the Military Railroad, through the
proper officers Of the q uartermaster's Depart
ment in charge Of Depots
NO omcers other than those herein specified
VIII be permitted to give passes beyond the
limits OF their commands.
ALI boxes or packages sent to or marked
with the name OF any officer, shall be accom-.
panied with an accurate list of contents and
shall be placed in custody OF the Provost Mar
snail at the place Of destination, to DO delivered
10 tne consisnee upon satisfactory evidence
that the packages contain necessary supplies
for his individual use, and nothing else.
All persons seeking transportation on any
railroad from Alexandria, shall present their
passes for examination at the Office OF the sa.
perintendent in that city.
Provost guards at Washington, Alexandria,
ana other stations, will see that the foregoing
orders are executed.
Train guards for the protection of each train
ana to preserve order and keep OF stragglers,
Will be furnished by commanders Of troops
nearest the points OF departure on requIsition
ofsupefintendent Of road
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INSPECTION OF THE POTOMAC FIoTIIJa-
CAPTURE OF MAIL.CARRIERs

SAf1 LIE Ok MAlL-CARRIERS
The sian boat Ella, accompanied by the King
fhiiilp' arrived this morning, bringing up
Commodore Harwood. who on Thursday las,
LETT to inspect the various vessels composing
the Potomac and Rappahannock FIoLilla. The
Commodore was accompanied by Lieut. Ives,
fleet captain, and was enthusiastically received
by the officers and crews Of the boats, some Of
whom are very proficient in the use of small
arms, and WIRE equipped as marines, recei yiny
him with presented arms. All the boats were
found to be in good condition and in fine light.
ing order.
The Ella brought up two prisoners, named
7. q. Bledsoe (who says ne halls from Rich
rnond) and Thomas J. Thompson, Of this city,
who were captured OF Matthias Point on Sun
day night, by the Jacob Bell, crossing the liver.
They had number OF letters and papers in
their possession, and the bag containing them
was arranged to be sunk, but they were not
quick enough to accomplish their purpose.
Thompson states that he was captured a few
days before the battle Of Gettysburg, near
Westminster, Nd, by STARTS cavalry, and
was taken to Gettysburg, and thence across
the Potomac at Williamsport TO Richmond,
where he was placed in Castle Thunder, and
in few days afterwards he was released
through the interposition of his brother, res
British subject.
Biedsoe states that he was tired of living in
Richmond and with Thompson lett that place
on Saturday last, they coming out on passes,
Bledsoe travelling on pass in the name OF
Thempson's brother, coming by railroad to
Milford, about 10 miles from Richmond, from
whence they travelled by horse, and crossing
the Rappahannock reached Matthias Point on
Sunday night and were captured as above sta.
ted. They will be sent to the Provost Marsha,'s
and will probably be boarded at the expense OF
the Government for some time to come.
The letters found in their possession number
about one hundred Of which quite a number
are directed to parties in this clty.
A section OF rebel artillery, accompanied by
squadron OF cavalry, ara reported to be in
Northumberland county pressing men into
service and selling everything valuable to
them
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THE DRAFTIN NEW YORK CITY TO.
DAY

The Military and Police Arrangements
Hand Grenades for the Pelice-20, 900 u !.
3. Troops in and aboHt the City-yiSor-
Gus Preparations by the Authorities.
lFrom the N. Y. Express OF last EVENING"
The Police authorities have made the neces J.
sarv arrangements to prepare the force for i'm
mediate action in case OF any disturbance dur
ing the drawing OF names in the 5th Congress.
sional District tomorrow. The whole force
has been on duty since Sunday last. and the
reserves are held in readiness for duty at every
station house, at short notice. In case of any
trouble the to cein will be sounded by ten
strokes on all the fire alarm bells in the city
pre- arranged. for the assembling of the force
to await further orders, which will of course
be communicated by telegraph.
To defend the station houses against attack
BY the mob, il any should arise, quantity of
ketchams patent hand grenades have been
distributed to each station. house in the CITY
and large supply il at headquarters in Mul.
berry street. A sergeant in each precinct has
been specially instructed in the us@ and hand
ling OF these missiles, which are calculated to
do great execution among a crowd gathered in
front OF the building. In addition to the above
alarge number OF arms and quantities of fixed
ammunition are in the hands of the police
authorities, to be used in case of great emer-
gency.
1t is understood that the police will take no
part in the enforcement of the draft, nor will
they be stationed at the Provost Ma1shal's Of
flee as guards or sentries. Their services will
only be called into req uisltlon TO preserve or
restore the public peace.
The Military Arrangements.
From the military preparations which ha We
been made to overcome any tumult, there is
every reason TO believe that those inclined to
be disorderiy will be shown little mercy
The force now on Go ;ernor's and Staten
lslan ds, Fort Tompkins and other points In
the harbor, numbers over 5000 men. Three
more regiments are expected to arrive here
this evening, who were recently in service at
Port Royal.
The sth Regiment Of Infantry, Regulars, are
stal encamped ON the Battery. 1t Is stated that
they and portion OF the Invalid Corps will
perform duty in this city tomorrow during
the drawings. One company Of the sth LETT
Riker's leland last evening, and are now en-.
camped with the residue of the corps. There
are also at the Battery a company of the 5th
Artillery, with their pieces.
During the day several distinguished army
officers visited the headquarters of General
Candy. At the Generals office, aud also at
General Dix's headquarters, ample prepare
tons have been made for the great looming
event. Of tomorrow.
Provost Marshal Nugent's headquarters was
also tho scene of active preparations for the
CONSUMPTION.
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PREsENTATIoN OF THE AUSTRIAN MINIS
TE4.-We understand that Count Nicholas
Georsi WAS to-day introduced to the Presi-
dent by the Acting Secretary of State, and
delivered his Credentials, and was received
as Minister Resident of His Majesty the En-
peror Of Austria.