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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-22
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS.

For sale. in COED localities. in the Village of War
ren-ean be L, csht on good terms. Inquire at Me
ConnelIs SHOE x LEATHER STORE,
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INSURANCE ! !
Statement for 1868.

TIIE attention of Business Men is
inyitedto the following list Of FIRST CLASS
COMPANIES. and their exhibits of the results
of the past year:
Capital. $4,000
SURPLUS, S70,S77 81.
ARCTIC, New York. Cash Capital, S2j0,OO
SURPLUS, S54.55 II.
MANHATTAN, New York, Cash Capital, S250.0OO
SURPLUS, SlSl.39j A.
PHENIX, New York, Cash Capital, $4,000
SURPLUS, lZ,2S4 50.
The Manhattan and Phenix alone have paid for
losses in Warren. over THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. All Of the above Companies, as will
ton to their Capital Stock. Beware of Companies
which permit their
Capital Stock. TO Become Impaired.
Such Companies must fail sooner or later. To be
on the safe side insure only in Companies having a
surplus. WIN. /. SPEAR, Ag't,
Feb. ., 1S63.-y. Market St., Warren. o.
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J.. ;
EISsa 4

Dealers IL watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver, Plated
and britannia Ware, Lamps. Fancy Goods, &c,
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ran;sS.
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Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses. Trunks
Carriage Trimmings, at the Center Of Farmin
Trumbul County. Ohio.
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Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots tt
Rent,
SHOE & LEATHER STORE.
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Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Competing, Paper
hangings, Window Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
&c, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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NARNISHEE NOTICE.

E. Jackson Before George Hagar. Justice Of
David HindmanJ ship.
Ambrose Taylor, Garnisheed. trial to be had May
18th. 1868, at 10 o'clock.
April Is, sES
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Mrs ".
Mrs. Z. f. WEEKS,
MisSG SWORMSTEI
Medina. March !. 1861.

RJ-The above named Ladies we are personally
acquainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Medina, they were great sufferers.
Miss S. has been so badly afflicted that it was with
difficulty she was able to stand upon her feet. A
few bottles of CathOlicOn entirely cured her of her
complaints. My wife eceived great benefit from
this medicine. We it to the Ladies of
this county IS a safe aOnd efficient remedy for the
many complaints they are subject to.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
For sale by John R. Woods, Warren J. ". Les
lie, Niles; Leyde x Baily, Hubbard; A. Chew,
BroOkfeld: j.. II. C.. johnson, Hartford; f. ?.
Beekwith x Gee, GuStayus; Curtis i Smith, Greene;
W. C. Savage, Bloomfield; L. T. SOule, Newton
Falls. and BY medicine dealers generally.
IL. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
Feb 10 1851
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S. RAYMOND d. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Geods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper. No.
- Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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JONATHAN SHELLS ESTATE.

ONAII1AN Z ESTATE.
- Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed apd qualified Administra.
tTix with the viii annexed, on the estate of Jona-
than Shell, late of Newton. Trumbull County Ohio,
deceased. ANNA SHE'LL
Newton. April Is. "a
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c. n. FIELDS. wv. PEFFKRs.
q. VI. Fields & PEEEERS.

Dealers in Groceries, Flour, Produce, Provisions,
Corn, Oats. Potatoes. Fish. Salt, Confeeti0naries
Fruits. Nuts. etc, also fresh Oysters and Fish in
their seasons. 2dours west of the Bank. Market
St., Warren, Ohio. Apr y, 1872.
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j. c. BOWMAN,

Physician and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases o.
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general.
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passengers Arrived,

In steamship persio. from Lir,ypo .yr and Mr., Hand
three children and br RoosTts Dr. snA
Mi Cs,iin children and ,r. Stnta. IL. A. ,nytA
Prince de Arebtefg and servant Count X dc Cioeu Die -
n. A. biouni, Thomas Mott VIM rlit' u. d. Weknaia W.
Evans II. SgsirD Medina. SoEe4 WhanU A. u slEon.st
Biz and Mr. rendeion. Rev. lEomas Durks, Mt and Jife
Il. Rod-wad Dr. H. b. SsGds. NJ ard Nile bing- aud ses
rant Mr and Mrs. Rshbone Nrs IA fett. He.rs butes
Lcdonx f. Whee.ock. la Lbop.. Mr au a.rs Robson Ss
Bower, Nh Wolfe snd three danghter ;. l.. Mitchl u.
b. Ceilwel D. l.. heison L. hill! Nr and M.s bus5
aud servant M and mrs art. Ns- aisop III shchs4
t,yo daughters sr Brownie aid two chldei .'r aDe
Mrs H. Avey, Mr. and Mfs ooodlei ia. aud aT. Lssls
Morgan Mes,s Akia.on, Ceasiss bauofd Raymond, l. 4
Nils. H. \. Carat. Eaiihan.cu nourqus L. h.ymnn
Il. Tucker. J. \. Tucker, w. Bun Miller X. u. erry
Ldb,ier J. Thompson. Nj. ond M. Il. >. Burr and chA
Mise scott Ms biet Mr. and irs Jos. tsrsoD three chib
drn and NJ md Mr.. Taylor SIX ctGrrD rnes
and vo Ar anc br. Csuid.e .cd caughr -ssss
John NiL- H. Z. onlth. james h. English j. Mcbride. y
Cozsbai }. Wright, Robert. 3rs Coruiig Mr. AID Mira "
de ALcg4ss :r ard Mrs " de Amsz.ga Mr. and Me- Mar
cArr .ui ausht Mis-, Emua Barnes sr. srtsI Mira
Well Ma. and Mr.. ". ssyeri aud child ne,Ts j. TuysA
r. Rcpps, j. orasa.id jerome t. Ocassnd ). Robinsos
T.. kIii meyer John Harms.
In samigig Eagle. from Harann-E A. Vresceu. p. Mao
sana J. A.s.Io Mls. sap I. Agra, j. Muax Gross
A. aosenbsgln Nj h.eheu II. toidezo. !. ..aous dra
Reid. y. ,.aEi J. \. Basot, z. sase. d. d. PetdeAa-
vile liiy aid dan ghfers = saa NJ L. "a W. j. itikla
v. Hand, sly snG d. sAtsr X H~nfy, [. W sds"orth
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Passenger Sailed.

4. stsa~sats Cains, To-, Lts~pe.!-J. 2 Leubss Nov.
and Ms. cordsroy toodos 0sors. E@msn Bo..es c. g
George Edmis'on. Johs 7. Davies, Rev. ana M Edvisd
Anthem two children ard nurss Ltverrco sincn Hester
Cans Philsdrphis George Webster Leeds; NJ Mass nd
sous Nrw:l ort MI and Mn. z. W. foz. ST. Eou.; O.
FuIler L. W. Oheman A. Muller. r. Lspslsy W. Sherwood
n. y Mr. aud Mrs. Barth Phils; Gsrs.h 81 Leasi
J. Wood J. J. BANNER, N, y, Herman, Franeei A. o.
.eiheimrr 8. T. Whitney N. z; D. 81 Ro%:., H:vs1SS
+ x. Davies N T.; L: starr. C. E. wilins Phla A: y
Granea D. Febe. n u A. CLry.sie H:yre; A. PEPPER sos
Jas Wi!son Dublin NJ. Kellogg Jss Moore, Geo Hsa1'l
ton n Y; Tho. seamaa Livsrpoo j. Ls.5b0sh s,,,i
Mr. and Mrs: David Ciyphsnt. New Jessey; r. B. Smnn.
rhii- Mr. KenTiques NJ Cummings; N Z; Vim Men.ine:
VIM sSsns GIsscw,s i Id Icyd London. Mr. Mr k:
bone Canada M. winslow, New.York; Mr. and Mrs J. y
;9ae, Nswyor1 M. NJ chitsnd.n Ssw.YoIs; / gl:ss
Michigan; r. J. Murray. j. J. Tench Conn; Z. N. j.. To-
bre France; Fl. Low'Tied d.. Maclors, Nassau Capt
Shelley and syt H. Al f. T. Cogswen, Cambridge: 0se'
Roud1els, Havana.
seamp Ang,ia yeom Potion 5or Lve,poo,-.ir Frsnk.
lin Ooodich aud wife. Mr.. Samuel Langley and wife, Boo
toni Mr John Sedgw vito ehdren and Miss Ana
Hst Phiaielphia key Nh Lain ireland Biz j. Arn.,lone
and daughter, NewYorx hr. Eden. Engls Rev T. &
Pren. Mt Rich. Wsl,ham Mrs and Miss 2. Oaks Nh
0Tifiths, Dir Vim. Lyon.
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proposals.
w.,x,xqrox. D. C.. p.r.nrxExr o, -Hs lrrEnIOn

= WILMINGTON. D. c., DEPARTMENT OF rHs lErKRIoR,}
PROPOSALS. for INDIAN GOODS.-Sesled
Proposals. indossd Proposa,s for Indian Goods" 70 BE-
the sy Of r will be 'sCsyrd !, ,Se
hs nth day Of October next for furnishing the following
1000 pair pt White Mackipac Bankss 70 measure o. BY
% inches and 70 weigh pounds CO
100 pairs pt Gentnea Mackinsc blankets to measure oo
by II nches and to weigh pounds
s pairs pit Scarlet Mscssc Blankets to measure so BY
80 pairs2A pt White MscSnsc Blankets To measure -
by Go inchss and TO weigh pounds
e. n Sss.l .Sa ~ssh Sai' TO
80 pars y pit Scarlet Mscsinac sIankets, to 81
iso ps. ps White Maeknsc blankets to ~ by
&c inches. and to weigh pounds
100 pairs p Gentinels Macknac Bankcts to measure ~
by So Inches. and TO weigh pounds.
Nprs ap,. Scarlet MACH Blankets, TO measure ~ by
400 yards Gray Niled ssnet
5000 va DIS Brown Mixed Jeans
8 100 ards Plain Linse!s.
Hooo yards Hickory shirtinr
5000 yards unbleached Domestic shes.ir?
$500 yards calico;
1850 yards Blue Drilling.
e0po Yards Brown Drilling
a6s yards Checks. Stripes and Pisds
IS pounds Colored Cotton Thre.a
IS bounds White Cotton Thread
zoo pounds Black Linen Thread.
800 dozen Coates Spool Cotton
;, aica gross Brace Buttons.
ii. Needles
F., pairs Mems bTogans
T., iAsfs omen fio.Nis
J.? pairs Childrens Brosens M,
- dozen Assorted Sized T .Hr~-.
40 dozen Axes. weigh u 80 spJunda
pdoSeh long axe 'iaA"''
Butcher knivc&
- eheh IN C1pS
% GIMP hettea
s s "a S;,.,., p,.t,..
srTce. to be furnished u- IN 81 t-p.es son, rm
9nd be cqea win .he stinens SAT- =, "H.N .'' ~
1een al THIS ONCE The hc's VIII oe IsioiN an.
tonipa'cd "'l tne sshps .! al agent OF ss'n' ei"o"
Tor tnH' p"ipose. . =, - . 49,, . r, D. 49,
81 n a. usy oe unefua thereto IN any p4I'c! ~ p. 70
{sccd ~ winch east te c'nti-'o. ~ De on1N- 80 'i ~
bber OF til fequr lind 81 qfahiy within tAfve Day 4
chat D. done they sl BE- raAsra a. his - j. 1.e y
ter' viii 10 mad for the goods receive o. IN zoe heeo
Or ird by tAe sren; or agents ppo'nee 70 nspc inn
II be undersioo Tint Tie firhi wi! De- erytd o r.
cuirr greater l.s quantity o. my Of Tie attic , nam
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})ort. = Uar0sns' Notice.
SrAIr OF NrM.YokK.

STATS or SEw.ioKK,
IoRr.WAsDnNs OffIck. No. 10, Wallst
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance With
sections the passed Apn H. 1851 entitled 70
leof .he sgdens Oh,s vi the r0d OBJ -
all persons Interested in having charge Of IA. suejssA
matter OF such inquiry examination survey 'Aa she lob
ing under exaIAnaoa by the foIt a.
dem. that the saJ surveys examination. III be eo
peed 'sthn ten dsys next succeeding th notice On oSse
.siJ ess-.s;
Snip Emerald Isle. No =.
sLip l.ikkie southAfd.. ftT va -
9Is tc Dock
pafk Auu " n
6hk n
btS ospey: A., IN r.
Btg Bruno Maria. ~ ni No
c. H. Bk4AuHAAls EsesaSans
\. Area HlSlHAu 6scrnesgy.
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OLYMPIC. ~. .,,.,,.,.
Lr,.e, and JOHN WOOD.
IL u rIffLLiFs
The pubic '-''' ' '''i 'A'' -" AI'-'''
under the nsn,s,rr,ni Of
TO.sIOir THURSDAY. OCTs
NitH
TALENTED AID FftIClKHT COMPANY.
81 IiiUiiAs UAhkh
tho renowned. poy sid s.iei couposcr and anaeL al
''''''' VIZ '''1s' "lciLYss ORCHESTRA.
oompo'si q musician. n 80 a,,i fpp-,ss In ~: oesny.
vii re attest tie talent Of iss' atH,raa.c sr.ss,
Nh JAdIb e. iiAiEo.
''1 RIrH A.D APPROPRIATE COSTUMES.
by Mi., CORNkLiA mass ~ ant ss.issEis
NuMEROUs AID NARiED SUITES ~ FURNITURE,
to the most perfect lei cent til.' sii.d ~
TiiE .,OEEL MACHINE NY.
ny CHARLES liiGBkk. { LOA0, And A5siSrkh Ia,
SUPERB DIC0RATioss
from tho master h.d oi tat socCng..si and is~te'oi
siONOR O. OuIp'ciGL
TO.sIGHT. TnrHspAf. OF o. rt1 VII be produced
DiInoad. adnriblr iufi-i's. iu two acts. cniii-d
BROTHER AID SISTER.
MRS. JOIN WOOD
vii maze h.f Arst spps -nce us
ROsAATi - aud ,ias he .hipl.AL MnslC
OHhaD ihAiouIA1IOH oNEkIU4E
~" aLLECI!UE taoM OEPIIEE
THE ITALIA WALTZ,
n" Ma rIfDMis BAKER,
" al be pe.falined nor 10 .hr suf'ua .
ls aism.iif gsiofnlno.s 70 VIII IN sfsenent
MfRRiEp DhUOllTLR2
roprs op-b 81 p,ifo 10 comma Al qusrcf %
Tie hns TON nir i . a. M u q IA bs4ss .ah 10 |"
cured tiu day IN afF.f.c
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Ocf. T.


rsrk-Dasms (Norw.J. Gle, HalaI, Fcnch, Mencts
Worii.
Pip e. Curtis, Tucker Phhlephs MiIer HougA-
ton. - ". Rowland Mccarthy. fhl4sc pJia, Moore 4
Henry.
scGo1usrs-sildora, Sargent, Boston. Miller Bouzhtoni
Cant Ia Applsbv. Eas'poll, lie. }. bo!uohs sons ~ W.
,fce "a nor shngton. Bran. ,.azEt; Sarsn Liza
beth smith Nrg Law aO .ciss s.srEer, iyrone, fer
~ ~ LIDO ,ia Sia son CATp, Maria IcAuP Ads9ery,
Na.hngor g. +. ATII.cL \. L. Webb, Van Druns, besA
ior,, Thomas Wyle.
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Philadelphia Cn,,,s MnrI,cs, OCT. 7.

PhilaaetPhtn Chttts Mnriee, OCr Z.
The supply OF Best Cattle III, week unusually
large th. ohodngs A.ouit!ns 10 noaTy JtOo Lead Inc
mad a was dull md piices fell OF 0ood ad PRIME
a.- .cld nj on eti *yi pr 100 fhs lot o extra
o. as wes .oi high iut kost Of tho cattle were from
cDun lee n this State and ohio
srgxp-"ha ma kr, better supplied than has been
Tor many The entire offerings amounted u lzov/
head Sars pade at fom d3c. per ID. gToss to ~
sheep. and nom S?t0s3 per head fos stock
Ha0s-Ths ssylva q HOO awovaksa y <sp hssdsi Ia
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two yMts n (which cold = from s7se$s POI ~ ~
according 70 quality
CewsThs 81 q Cow smeontsd 70 It's hssd, q pesse
closed dull.
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Esstesn t0lS for City and TO- for Butcher Association
WHISKY-Ths market 10 excited md Il quite sctve sn1
nrmer In sympathy with Com, sass Of 1000 bba q " os
for State snd WssterA
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sIsiATUkg ALAssAc.
sun-R.es g. s.ss........... 500 Aoon-Risss. i,0
uiCh WATER ms DAr
ssnly Hook 301 Gov IsInd.... 5.VIeu Gate. 10
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DO ] ] iH'

An active cnsnd for both State and Western PuteY has
continued since and with inher considerable i'm
proveent foreign Exchange ices for slipping picksge
h d,anced Ic The hizh Price OF Orange and sussex
County pals has induced great demand for irus state hall
6rkin tubs, and with very . snppy ic-s have improved
D.. obblng -a.s. ngt b. made ,o O-er rates tnan
quo.s Our quotations fo State rklns f lots Diaries
have been -od high &c. Several los Canada In
market Tor hich holders obtaining Idl-c to quality
Tn. English sdsices per Per, TO sept 3D. favorable We
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Amusen.ents.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ANNUAL FESTIVAL IN AID or THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC

A CADEMY OF MUSIC; u
TWO e S sSss5 saI $ss s'ss.rr.
The Committee have the honor to announce to the puone
that BY the cooperation Of the several under mentioned
and ss Of the various places Of amusement 10 tue
city the following artist: have generously vounesred shs
valuable aid on t.is occasion -
AFTERNOON Ara O'CLOCK; DOORS OPEN ATL
The eminent American II dian,
Mr. I. p BARRETT, Mr.. o. c. BONIEAcE,
Miss ADA CLIFTON, Mis- KATE NEWTON
Nr HARRY CHAPMAN, Mira HAIRY CHAPMAN,
NJ GO x L nE6okRs ' g. c sSHIpAcE.
ME- W. MARDEN, Nj. II. y. PIKE.
Mrs w. MAKDES. Ms. HATHAWAY
Mics BLCnE CHAPMAN Niss CLARE,
Mr.. WRiGiiiT. NJ. HtaT.
Mr.. HENi, Dir. SMITH.
NJ N r. cLAHKE, aud oiher.
The " oriR.nowred
BHlANTS IlNsfhELS,
BY kindness ID Mcsr. NEIL aud Dan BRYANT
AF1ERNOuN, "a
TWO O'CLOCK,
the comedetta Of
A MORNING CALL.
Mis- Ada C.on. ..MrssChlinston
Farce Of
PERFECTION.
M. O. c. Bonsos Charles Paragon
Mise Kate blirn
Geo broo.es... .ssM
Mn 0las.cTd Ls~r,nee'
hfyxf %
''i ~ rsr'.sioa Of Sir j. u IiNGIaD Aan.ss the
now Bowefy I'eator. $500,
TAILEEY BRorlEKs
la ihci: UNRlt ALtD iEhFONMistrs.
by the And permission Of JANIS NJ NlAON esq, Of
ALEXANDRA PAVILION.
Concludes with tic comic aiie!lieco oi ms
LITTLL SENTINEL.
George BiooA'
NJ 'oaer
Aiss iaiha"sy
Me BuTke,..........
E'tsl>G
"'f0a&sl s' +. D Ibs ip'" ii
will appear
VIM. TELL.
In Knoveis celebrated Iay The sus.s'-ed by
Hfs Maiden D'
Aif ri'I-'
~ stanton
az h..n' .''.''''''''''''
Mis- hathaway nina
NJ y b. act
Mr elpH'
Nj s.sbcr.............a. Sss' u.
al ~ p "a. ess:cn 81 f j. s. L,5i1D .s. d ST.
Nes bo~c.y .hoatT 600 r'-.e4l,ts 4
a ks IN THE DARK.
Nj NJ, ni NV pc,i'ons
Ma hsnch ohai Ssry
i,y pef,ai', oi af o. l. tUA Manager Of tons Oh
Aisr ~leh tic rec, comic singer
MR. ruNi FaslOR.
ny permission Of Il. LUILER. go 4Aa.sr II III, Anei
lean Ih,a'ef.
40 be followed ~ TIE world fenovn,d
BRYAN ID, Mi.-THfli.
Ry oorr''sy q Nor. MIL aud Dan BRYANT
For flI p.rtic u.srs ace hi.
Con ude, with
| A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
Mr. J. W Lnslr IAsIst,S5er sof
VT II 'tfIff"
" fyns
ME- hate rtfpi
Lady p bet. t1air
stss, ssaLscs. NJ. y. Is. CLAN.
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CHE Curt.

ERIE RAILWAY TIMETABLE
IL TIMETABLE OF TRAINS.
yRon FOOT e., HBW yoR4:
Train No. 3J-8 o'clock In. stops at Ear GroundA
Train No. e--a:3o q w.. ; stops q Fair 6roundG
Train No. 5-l0 stops 1t Fair OrouLds.
Trsr No. G-lll3 . IN. stop. at Fair Ground
Train No. IT. p. m. stops q Fair Grounds
KBruRNIN NEW Y0RK:
Train No. 8s-Lesves Fair Grounds ct 3:l5 p. IN
Train No. 3+-Lesves Fair Grounds st l:35 p. pL
Extra TTan-Wi leave lair Grounds q about p No. I'm
medi,tely After last race.
Train No. l3--Leaves Paterson station at 10 - o. m.
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D.s,asscrs, .xc.

Dssustcts, t&c.
The ship Northern Crown. Me- nil Calico July Nms
ha,rc abaaaoned a. Aug H. IA Hi 81 - Ion a ~
The ID b. tak kraaess PANEL and s.vs9
al apaIaiso. -, 49,,
clrbe sae Of wind. omsnen'ns sandy uiS rom
.s.N Visited this place. The .chr hnoy tom roitae
port with V bus nels wheat, SUNK At me mo'o
harhol Her cargo total iosa ihe vessel VII W
raised
The .clr Crest Wessan of Canada l. ashore ON Lake o.
,sIio. iro.que Isle. No patenas
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The Chee.. make, has continued very Arm and pr.ce, have
advanced 10 ee sc. though day Two past The
h.sb pa demanded tended 10 ctec. oun's s. The IN
r. avcs. are favorable Liver. DOL cTcuaTs port ir. -se'
m ul pI.os The advance IN Eschane IA ben eater than
the pucc o.. Cheese and holder, .ntci-
pl,e hes apr Yer, hide ONO ire nsrset
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Yes. slirs are quiet and UNCHANGED The ai ior Hide.
he. been scye, sd price. arc very hfin viva an upward
tenddney. We quote.
II lesl ,kns gwen sAlted country ,inmed hltG 10
/ Western Tau ghtcI Hides. g. .n4intd aud cuici
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

i:sa! yard Of 'Bndsftsksg .Sose, jhe1lis?E
:.,o-si thsn POS csa ss8.isp!iah, aGa ri r:a
.oniIas tc ,no,s Ems rfarlslns aor5 :han 20:
Are worthy to fulfil. - r
What you call these raids" shslf'ho &C.
peated upon your sense Of humanity, until
your moral, Is we'll ~ yuur physical nstars,
reyolts at them. They have hsd result, TO
keep You in your iutrenchments; to relieve
our citizens; to open Communication with
our psop e.: to reach Williamsburg and ssye
a. chivts; TO get al your true position; to
Bsvo tens of Thousands worth Of property; TO
punish your inHolence; to destroy your
etores in large amounts; to scratch your
b,ck II you wouldn't show your fsct; to
chow slaves that you are not our DasterR,
ana you !hat we are theirs; to hght you; TO
whip you out Of our land; and, if .:e could
do nc mare, to harss' Jon, to annoy ynr:
take you, kill you ns We could.
You haTr di:ecte' General Keyes,t0 re-
occupy tbs to- II, aui give you patice that
! viii retake il " tensYsr nn crdsrsd. aud
will so without orders if you will meet nO
thsra, outside Fort Msgruder. wish ua both
tc be prossnt when our thre.ts ere TO be car
ried ou.. You thrssten--
LIST. To Send the inmates Of the Asylu to
githmond. General, Your watchword has
besn, for sonc time, On t. Richmond -
Ny reply ii, allow will You e: ~ 3
Nav, lust come up Co..
To tina CITY nj - - ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19
BLIsApE HrApa ms. CHArFIN's EAsM,
Nav ~ 1868.


May - 1868.
&c, at Fortress Monroe:
Sir:-ln resp nso 10 your letter Of The
18th nit. have, at my earliest leisure, to
say, that wss not aware that Williamsburg
has Deen occupied By the troops under your
oo,anand, as picket station or outpost to
Yorktown On the contrary, know it had
the very Rtroug fort, Mageuasr, with several
sedousts, occupied Immediately in it's rssr,
and IN the rear Of that ,hsre he's been largo
cavalry camp at Whitaker's Mill. Thence
considerable fo,ces haye been repeatedly,
from time to tims sent up the Peninsula, fur
past Williamsburg, committing many dspre-
dations and outrages, And in two instances
cutting oil my pickets, aud in one, instance
psrpotratins cold-bloodea mu, der upon dis.
armed nun, after surrender. ALI Of theinhab-
i,ants of Williamsburg are. trust, loyal to
their native State, and are enem as to their
ruthless iuvade.a. They have not been per-
mit.ed quietly to pursue their doa,e1tic ave
cations; thsy hsve boon molssted ia every form
oaious and oppressive to II ffee aud proud
people, and they have not been permitted to
supply themselves with ths nscess.riss and
comforts of life. But, if these faots alleged
by yon were all true, who are you and your
command that you should DO at Yorktown
and mako picket station or outpost Of Viii
Harrisburg! Who ara you presuming tn
question the allesisncs vt the inhabitants OF
tnst place to any o:hsr G,vs,nuent, not el-
lowing them to be loyal to thsir own? Who
are you, boosting Of your lenity in permitting
people Of any portion Of Virginia to quietly
pursue theic domestic avocations to be un.
nolcs.ed, and to supply themselves with the
nsossssfiss and comforts of lie any vi here p
And who are you who assume to limit them
to the places Of Yorktown and Fort Monroe
to procure taeir supplies Why, your very
pyetsnsIon proves its own pnrpose and prao
t,os of insult and outrage. Your profession
are false, cir, sad to your falsehoqd is added