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Wool Growers, Convention.

At the earnest solicitation of promi
ent parties engaged in the production
of Wool, the Editors of the Ohio Farmer
invite the Wool Growers of Ohio to meet
in Convention at the American Hotel, in
the city of Cleveland, on Wednesday,
April 18th, for mutual consulate on upon
the propriety of concerted action on the
question of Shearing Sheep without
Washing, and to adopt a self-pro-
tective policy to secure uniformity in the
contracting and selling Wool in the pres
ent condition of the Wool Market.
All papers friendly to the Wool pro-
Quoting interest are requested to copy
this call and give it such favorable notice
as they may think proper.-0. Farmer.
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the circumstances Instead of discrimi-
mating against the poor,i it throws a protec-
ton around them, and says they shall not
be subject 10 extortion. The rich do not
require any such protection. The law re-
quires no more of any man than the wants
of his country justify it in asking. No
patriot will oppose its demands in times
like these. when the nation is fighting
for its existence against traitors open and
secret.
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Special Notices.
LYONS KathairOn,

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tifying The human hair isagain put up by the orig
inal proprietor, and is now made with the same
care, skill and attention. which first created its m
mense and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at . cents in large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in
a year when it is again known that the Kathairon
is not only the most delightful hair dressing in the
world, but that it cleanses the scalp of seurf and
dandruf. gives the hair a lively. rich luxuriant
and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon
has been tested for over twelve years, and is war
ranted as described. ANY lady who values q beau
tiful head Of hair will use the Kathairon. It is
finely perfumed. cheap and valuable. 1t is soldby
all respectable dealers throughout the world
L. y. BARNES & CO.,
Nov. l9, 1867. New-YOrk.
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him upon ground of Morgan's own choos-
ing. Morgan, according 10 the reports of
ais W men, had a force of 1000 in the
hight, and a battery of four guns. Col.
Hall, with one-fourth as many, routed
him completely, killing over fifty, wound
Ing over $50. and capturing thirteen pris-
oners.
Do our friends at home think we de-
serve a banner now? f. r. NJ.
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S-T-186O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify, strengthen and inYigOrate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet,
They overcome effects OfdissipatiOn & late hours
They strengthen the system and enliVen the mind.
They prevent miasmstio and intermittent fsyers-
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera sa3 C.S.~~-----
They cure Liver Complaint L Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world, They
make the weak man strong. and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are made of pure st.
Croix Rum. the celebrated Calisaya Bark. roots
and herbs. and re taken with the pleasure Of a
without regard to age or time of day
Particularly recommended to de ieate persons re-
quiring Il gentle stimulant. Sold by all GrOeeTs.
Druggists, Hotels. aud Saloons. P. II. Drake i
2O2 Broadway, New-York.
Nov. 70. 1862.
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Case OF Col. Bllss-Governor Tod
Indicted

In the case Of Col. Bliss, indicted in
the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
county, for the arrest of DR.. Olds, under
the law to punish kidnapping, the States
man says that Judge Van Trump has overss
ruled the motion of Mr.. Hunter, the de.
PENDANTS counsel, for the transfer of the
case from the Fairfield Court to the q. S.
The Statesman also learns that the grand
Jury of the Fairfield Common Pleas have
returned bills of indictment against Gov
1cnelnsRaa1 An~u
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MARRIAGES.

On the 18th of March. BY the Rev. J. W. Lamphear.
Mr.. ADDISON DRAKE. and Miss MARY
JANE POWERS.
In Johnston. February Sd. at the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. SETH CARY, and Miss EU-
PHEMIA ELDER. both Of Johnston.
On Tuesday. March 9th. At the house of Mr.. John
King. in Warren. by Rev. c. S. Abbott. Rector
Christ Church. Mr.. JAMES OSBORN and Miss
JANE KING.
On March 18th. in Newport, Rhode Island. by Rev.
Randolph, Lieut.. J. ID. MARVIN. and Miss
ANNE r. BREESE.
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Important Decision in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has
made three decisions of great impor-
lance, pronouncing the draft constitu-
tional declaring liable to military duty
all who vote, and not exempted by age f;
and affirming the constitutionality of the
soldiers suffrage law. All the judges
concurred in the decision. Thus no hole
is left in Wisconsin for Copperheads and
sneaks to crawl put of, if called on for
military service.
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HEIMsTREET'R
Inlmitable Hair Restorative
ITLSN DE

But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanee
impaired By age or disease. All instantaneous dyes
are composed of lunar eazstie, destroying the vital
ity and beauty of the hair. and afford of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's Inimitsble Color
ing not only restores hair to its natural color BY an
easy process, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prevents its falling of. eradi-
Gates dandruf. and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time, be-
ing the original Hair ColOring. and is eonstantly in
creasing in favor. Used by both gentleman and Ia
dies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, or can
be procured by them Of the commercial agent, D.
S. Barnes, 202 Broadway, NY. Two sizes, 80 cents
and 81. Nov. lq, 1852.
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. Gut of the FulIness of the Heart
the Mouth Speaketh."

The speaker at the Democratic Club,
IN this place, on Thursday evening last,
said that "he apprehended more danger
from the government at Washington,
than from Richmond" His sympathy
with the rebel government was very man.
ifest.
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sasrifs Office. April LIST, 1858.
SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
POorman x Miller)
vs.. Irumbull 20. Common Pleas.
Luther W.. HOlmes)
By virtue Of an order of sale, issued out Of said
Court. in the above case; and to me directed and de-
hours Of l0O'elOek A. NJ and 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. on
Saturday. h I'd day of May, 1858,
the following described real estate to wit: "Situats
in Rowland township. being township No. 4, in the
Sd range of townships in the Connecticut Western
lot No. p. lately owned by John Hutchins, bound
ed on the north by lands of John Drake, Josiah
Soule, and the widow Peck, or heirs of j. W. Peek,
on the east by lands of Caleb Peck. and on the
south BY lands of Richard Iddings, the said Hutch
ms, and Charles BoutOn." containing twenty acres
of land. Appraised at (S2200 twenty-five hundred
dollars. Terms Cash.
]. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Skerif-s Once, April lst, 1868.
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From the 2oth Regtment.

LAKE ~PRovIDEycE, La, March II. 'G3.
Editors Chronicle: There is reason to
believe from letters received by men in
my Company. that an opinion prevails at
home that they are tired of the war and
are willing to accept Of peace upon any
terms whatever.
TO correct any opinion of that kind,
they have drawn UP II set of resolutions
expressing their sentiments and signed
them, and wish me to forward them to
you for publication.
Yours respectfully.
+. c. DOWNS.
Cautain 0Oth Ohio Rac't
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ESTATE OF HENRY ADAMS.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified Executor Of the last will and Testament
OF Henry Adams, late of Trumbull County. Ohio.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate PAYMENT: and thoss ksvine
claims against the same will present them to the
undersigned for allowance.
Apr ]. '633w WHITTLESEY ADAMS
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FOR SALE.

THE well known Hotel, and lS6
acres of land. situated at the center Of Bris-
toll. A good dwelling house, Cfor aPartner If desir-
ed,) excellent fruit, and plenty Of it. eommodioas
premises, that are necessary for profit and comfort,
no better situation in northeastern Ohio Ny build
iHgs are mostly new and well furnished. my farm IL
we'll watered, and FENCED and in tine order. Plen-
-ta sn0/e-~TC5.sH- Ds-tj"7
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From tbs CIevel,n

From the Cleveland lie ader.
The lO5th in Battle-Colonel Hall In
Battle with Morgan an Wheeler
for Five Hours-The Rebels De-
feated
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Tensard R. Dewolf's Estate

THE undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed executor Of the last will and tesla
ment OF Tensard K. Dew0lf, late of Vernon Trim
bull County Ohio. deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are requestsd 10
make immediate payment, and those having clafms
against the same viii present them TO the unasr-
Vernon, March .. lS62-3W
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Captain Goth Ohio Reg't.

WHEREAS, IL has been represented
and claimed that II general dissatisfaction
prevailed within the ranks of the army,
and hat we were willing to submit to
peace on any terms, we the members OF
Company II, Goth Ohio, do fully endorse
the following resolutions:
PesoLoed, That being inspired with the
same spirit of duty that first called us
forth in defence of our homes and coun-
try, we still feel obligatory on us the ODE
dience of any laws that may have as a
design the restoration of the Union and
the suppression of the rebellion.
ResoLeed, That while we deplore the
natural results of civil war, we consider
the interference of any one which NAV
pertain to lead to a dishonorable peace,
as traitorous conduct. and will but lead
to q prolongation Of the war.
ResoLred. That we denounce Secession
sympathizers wherever found, North or
South, and that they deserve the same
doom.
ReSOteed. That We consider it the duty
OF all loyal citizens to suppress all rebel
lion at home, while We endeavor to accom-
plish the same i'll the field.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to the editors of the
Trumbull county papers for publication.
VIC Downs, LIST Sergt Henry Shively,
j. NJ. Wonders, II. Lawrence.
Jas. Q~uackenbush, A. BOYD,
E. ". Quackenbush, Geo. Hoagland,
Hiram OIL, Jas. II. P. Horn.
NJ. j. Grinnell, Jas. J. Stanley,
Jas. E. RAIDER, VIM. Oil,
d. w. Huxley, Wa. Goodhart.
s. F. Henninger, Jno. Longaberaer.
Lorraine Ruggles, y. Henninger.
Wesley Craig, Lewis Grim,
Hughes, Israel Stille.
Danl Buck, Levi Hood.
David Baringer, Granvill Cassida.
Nathan Smith, Jas. NJ. Thomas,
Daniel E. Goodhart, Geo. B. Richmond.
Benz. Knox. John Wickline,
j. Lawrence, Coleget j. Bussey.
l.. Cook, Geo. w. Boyd,
Joseph Fussleman, Emery Kibier.
Book, ii. o. Kyle,
L~ongaberger, Peter Bush.
Ensign Lawrence, VIM. +. Hughes.
]. W. Shook, Samuel Hoekaway.
h. Fulk, John A. Fulk,
j. Lawrence, b. B. Hashman.
F. Taylor, James Winans,
Chas. Flick, Daniel Brobst.
c. Robbins, b. F. Wannamaker.
Russell Lee,
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DR.. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. yapor Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by j. r. Woods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01

SWEET FLAG CHEWING UM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Diseases. Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask agents for circulars. For sale by ]. r. Woods
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MILL PROPERTY AT

SHERlFFS SALE
~ --
Wick, Brothers = Co.,
W. ; In Trumbul County Com
Mosers. ct al. mon Pleas.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas in the above case, IshAll ex-
pose to public sale. at the Court Housei in Warren. on
Saturday, the ed day of May, Is6S,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following described real eS-
tate. to wit Situate in the township Of Liberty,
in the said County of Trumbull, and Is known BIZ
being bounded as follows by lands Of John Lam
der. and W. W. Nelson's heirs. and others, situate
on Squaw Greek, in said township. and having
thereon a Grist Mil, propelled by water and steam
power. and containing about tWenty-nine acres,
more or less. The property is also offered for rent,
until such time as the same is to be sold, for which
Appraised at 5
ia. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post Office al
Ii Warren. March 81. 1868.
Andrews George Lake Nathan
Adams ThOs Lewis John J
Ayers WmN MeEruey Martin
Barnum Mary MaIshall John II
Bird 3 MeNean John
Brewster frankie 5 Meura Stephen
Brown Lizzie NJ Meek ] II
Brown Donald Anges MeMurray &c
Burns james McMurry Hutchinson
Carey James NJ Miller Joseph
Chafee Juliana Mrs Mahuey Lydia Mrs
Capie 4 Co Medley Gilbert 5
Carter Samantha Mrs Mourey Jeremiah
Case Niles MasgLoye Alexander
Carroll * Co Nye Nelson 2
Cook Henry 2 Niles Henry d
Coebrid Phillip 0'keefee Chas
Cummings John 0'Malley Anthony
Custer Judah Parker MARY
Cook John Mrs Putnam Il Co WD
Curry Mr. Pierce Charles
Dean Julia Quackenbush VI ] Mrs
Duradon Michael Richardson j
Dodge ] Rudkin Cate
Davis Pat Rodgers 4 North
ponnelly Thomas Robbins Mary A
DOnehue Patrick Sherwood Isaac r
Dawson Matilda Mrs Segraye Maria
Downey Washington . Shater Mrs
Drury Marian Sterrer David
burst David ShaHhan Sarah j VI
EyerhArd Calvin SeagraYes VIM
Furrey Elisabeth Mrs Smith Rollin Mrs
Gilbert Jonathan Smith Eli
Green Henry Smith Nathaniel
dalley WIN CuIle JOnnathan
Godshall Sam Stone Calvin
Hall Mary Sreeter DOet
Halesy Richard SwartsWeller Austa
Hemmings PC Miss Skidmore Mr.
Hall Eleeta Stern Theodore
Hartman Michael Sparks Emily
Hayes John Smith Richard r
HartZel Edward Neely Maria
Hake Minerva NeitD
Hake Abram Warner Laura E Mrs
Harrey Jacob Wilson John
Hall William Waters Liza
Hall Eliakem Webster Wm c
Huntington Wm X Wilhelm Sarah
Jones SadeA Williamson Milton A
Jennings Lizzie Warner Laura E Mrs
Johnston Maggie Wirts b
Irwin ] IN Miseman Hugh
James p Wilson Laura
Knapp WmM Wilson Virginia
Kelly Celestial Wharton Sarah
Lsrue Mclean Ward Daniel S
Lilly Charley Young William
Persons calling for the above Letters, please say
ddUertised.
Office hours from ! A. VI. to sP. NJ.
c, N. PATCH. p. NJ.
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PLoWs and.CULTIVAToRs

L have now on hand
n.y. and for sale. cheap. q large
@- and varied assortment Of
FELLOWS CELEBRATED PL0WS. among
which may be found -
THE M0TIT0R. the best Sod Pillow, made.
STAR, Nos. 8 and 1.
LONG, all sizes.
BUCKEYE, fine assortment 1853
FULL STOCK Of A No. l points, to fit almost any
PlOw sold in this market for the last ten years.
CULTIVAT0RS. all the best makes.
Shop on Pine Street, opposite Baptist Church.
ID. II. BENNETT, Ag't
Warren. o, April ]. ls65-5m.
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SSIGNEE'S NOTICE-

IA A dividend has been declared. of 8 per cent
on sullivan Ralph's assignment, to non preferred
creditors, and will be paid at the residence Of he
undersigned in Hartford, Trumbul County Ohio
on the 9Th Of April 1868. HENRY BENNETT.
April !. 1853 1Ws Assi9nee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-01
NEW
& SHOE STORE,
AT i
MINERAL RIDGE.
THE subscriber is now opening at
Il his New Store a very large stock of
BOOTS & SHOES

of the latest styles which he has bought for eash.
consisting of Mems Coarse and Fine Boots, Br0gans,
Shoes and Slippers, Ladies and Youths wear Of sV-
cry description. including Caters Of all the latest
will sell at lower prices than at any other establiAh-
ment in the county.
USfOM WORK made promptly to order. He
has on hand. suitable for Miners Boots, the best
quality Of HemlOek Upper. which he will make up
to measure.
to.
Give him a call and you shall 20 away satisfied.
APRIL, lS63-ly. THUMB.
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SEED POTATOES!
have on hanl II quantity of each
L of the following varieties Of potatoes:
CUZCO,
COPPER NINE,
GAMET CHILL,
PINE EYE RUSTYCOAT.

These are new varieties. recently produced from
seed from South America. They are OF superior
quality, and among the lot I have not found a sing
lie rotten one during the past winter.
Price S1,2 per bnshel. h. h. HAPGOOD.
Warren, Apr i 63
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NTARIAH JOHNSON'S ESTATE

w Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified Administrator de
bonis non, with the will annexed. and Trustee, on
the estate Of Mariah johnson, late of TrumbuH
County, deceased. ]. s SMITH
Braceyille, April !, 1868, 3W
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-28

had lust stepped aside, We learn, and an attempt
was made to force his house servants to tell where
the Governor was; but they said he was all right,
that the Yankees might save themselves any fur
ther trouble On that head.
From various sources we learn that on their
route they committed acts of wholesale destruction
of nroperty A large number of negroes were
carried of, and gin houses and anything like fac
tories and work shops were their especial aversion.
On entering both of these towns, their first en-
ouiry was for arms. These they peremptorily de-
handed from house to house, and deliberately
dashed them to pieces against the trees. Resist
ance was therefore out Of the question.
ILater news states that the raiders escaped back
to their dens without receiving much punishment
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Executive Department., N. Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, (MILITIA,)
Raleigh July 18th 1863


General Order, No. 10.
I. In compliance with act of the Legislature
Commanding Officers of the Militia ordered TO
roll Guard for HOME DEFENcE all white male per-
sons already enrolled in the service of the Con-
federate States between he ages OF Is and SO years
including foreigners not naturazed who have been
residents of the State for thirty days before said
rollment.
H. There shall be exempt from the operations of this
order the Governor, the Judges of the Supreme and
Superier Courts of Law and Equity, Members of the
General Assembly, the Officers of the several Depart
ments of the Government Members of Congress Civil
and Military Officers of the Confederate Government
in the State the Ministers of the Gospel of
Religious Denominations of the State, charged with
the duties of such ministry, the high Sheriff and
Clerks of the several Courts OF Record and the Pub
lie Registers in the several counties
III After enrolment the enrolled shall be d.
yided into Companies of not less than seventy-Rve
men nor more than hundred and shalt proceed TO
elect their Company Officers The certificates of such
election will be forwarded to this Office with the pa
ners of enrolment, in order that Commissions may
issued
Nv Officers of the Militia will be enrolled for HoME
DEFENCE and their Commissions, when called into
service will be suspended only during the period Of
such service. - ,
" This ordcr-is intended to interfere with the
enroIlnent immediate service, those between the
aces of 40 and 40 years under Order No. b.
Ry order of Governor VANCE:
DANJ G. FOWLE,
I,Iv % 1853 Adjutani General.
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For Congress.
LINCOLN County, July Q

LINCOLN COUNTY, July 9Th, 1868.
The time is approaching when the voters Of this Con.
gressional District will be called upon select some
to represent them in the House Of Representatives
of the Congress Of the Confederate States Among
other gentlemen who qualified and capable Of GIL.
ing that honorable posilionS we ask leave Through
your paper TO suggest the name of Col r. D. Johnston
a suitable man TO fill that Office. When the war
first broke out, Col Johnston among the first that
went into the service of his country battle for the
of the Rights of the South. No gentleman was
willing to go in defence of his country than Mr.
Johnston and he is still in the Service and should he
consent to be candidate may be assured he will
perform his whole duty WE'LL MANY VOTERS.
JaY l3, 1863
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, Sunday, the Zn'
of June last two negro men-Enoch. and CoSng 70
Enoch is straight and Spare made from feet ~
inches to feet high, of copper color is about 20
old, has large scar extending from near DIS MY T
wards his rump. about half Of one little hnger , Ha
Charles is shout feet 10 inches high Of asby coOI,
thin yisaged knock kDeed and foot turned ontana
about 81 years old. Twill pay xEeward Of my dohAl'
for their delivery o. their confinement IN NY
Jail that get them again, or weny ao,A'
for either OF them. DkOhi MOi1"h,
Morgans Mills, Union CO., N G, July 49, 1903 e'Pe
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FROM CHARLESTON

The following official despatch was received at
the War Department in Richmond
CHARLESTON, July 22-The enemy recon-
menced Smelling again yesterday, with but few
casualties on our part. We had, in the battle of
the 18th inst about one hundred and fifty killed
and wounded. The enemy's loss, including pr-
seners, was about two thousand. Nearly eight
hundred were buried under flag Of truce.
Col Putnam, acting Brigader General, and COL
Shaw, commanding the negro regiment, were
killed.
(Signed) G.. r. BEAUREGARD, GenI.