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ENGINE FOR SALE.

A GOOD second hand stationary
" Engine and boiler (the latter nearly newt In
ine running order, for sale uery ehs1p-
Apply to A. Chew, Brookheld. {; 2 Bouton WAR
rem or James Parks tho "AsperO Well, Mecca.
where the engine can be seen and tested.
ASPER, CHEW 4 co.
Ian 18th s63-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
Cleveland & Mahoning r. R.

On and after Monday. N~ovember1T, 1862. trains viii
run as follows:
Leaves Youngstown at 200. A N; Warren at 7;.49 !
n, and arrives st Cleveland at l0:2, An.
Leaves Cleveland at $50 P II; Warren at 500 P \
and arrives at youngstown at $50 P II.
JAIL.
Leaves Cleveland at us A 4; Warren At ll:S4 A n
and arrives. at youngstown at 1855 P n.
Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 2-6 P II; Warren at 3:l5 Pm,
and arrives st Cleveland at $50 P n.
Superintendent's Office. CHAS. l. RHODES,
Cleveland. November. 1862 superintendent
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
Two Dairy Farms For Sale.

Jan 18th 1865
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SALE.
~ In Trumbun Co. Com. Pleas.

Phebe Pettibonel
vs. SIn Trumbuil Co. Com. Piear
Augustus Graeter,J
By virtue of an order of sale, issued out of said
Court in the above case and to me directed and de-
hvered, ! have levied upon and shall expose to pub
lie sale, at the Court House in Warren
On Saturday, the 2Istof February, Is6a,
and between the usual hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate, to wit: situate in Warren, in the County Of
Trumbull, and State of Ohio, and known, described
and bounded rs follows: being lot No. 2 in the Rid
die tract so called and laid out into lots for Daniel
McCleary by Franklin i. Stowe. Bounded east BY
lot No.3. north by lots Nos. 9 and 10, west by lot No.
], and south by a Street. being the same lot convey
ed by executors of A. A. Adams to Phebe Pettibone
and by Phebe Pettibone to the said Augustus Grae-
tor. to be sold free of Dover. Terms Cash APP
praised at 1851. !. q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
TINE BLUE EYED SOLDIER

Is one of the sweetest airs. and most touching
songs. published this long time, . new lot just reed
at Adams Music Store. also more of that good song
Kingdom Coming, and a general assortment Of all
the new and good Music published.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
Death of Army Correspondents.

The mortality list of our principal army
embraces three brave and talented men,
whose letters nave often lent attraction
to the columns of the Chronicle. Lieut..
Chas. R. Harmon, of the 24th regiment,
Capt. E. Kee, of the l05th, and Charles
N Tenney, of the 7th regiment, have
welded their pens for the last time. Mr..
q Tenney was the able correspondent who
wrote from the 7th regiment under the
name of "~JULIUs." He was a young man
of education and talent, and gave hope
full promise of future usefulness in life
We are indebted to Capt. II. B. Case for
the s~ubjoined particulars;
ANN ARBoR, Jan. q, 1858.
Editor Chronicle: The noble spirit of
Julius has departed. On the 18th
inst, Charles n. Tenney died at Harper's
Ferry, Virginia. He was a true man to
his country, a generous and congenial
companion, and an enduring and trusty
friend.
q 2 On the 18th of April, 1861, he seized
his weapons and grappled in the great
4 strife for the p~erpetuation of the free
and united government of the United
States. Bravely and well he fought at
Cross Lanes, Winchester, Port Republic,
Cedar Mountain, Second Bull Run,
South Mountain. and Antietam. But he
has gone Ibis soul has bid earth adieu,
and let him rest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
Redemption of Land Sold for Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sal
IN mon Hills, of Eagleyille, Ashtabula Co. O.,
ka4 deposited Forly-ene s31eo dollars with the
treasurer Of Tf9m6ul county, and thereby 70
to John Lauder, Jr. Jan. IA, 1861.
Said land Is the whole of lot 16S Bloomfield Town
ship and was listed for Taxation, in the name Of the
A. 4 \. l. r. r. Co. OIL. WOLCOTT.
Jan. IA 869-3Ws County Auditor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28
. DMINISTKATOR'S SALE

Al D1a1NID IN4AIOND DALL
IA OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public auction on
Saturday, February 2Isf, A. D.Ise3.
at 10 o'clock. forenoon, upon the premises, the fol=
lowing described real estate, situate in the County
Of Trumbull and State of Ohio. to wit:
A tract of land, known as part of lot No. 81, Of
the Township of Harrington. in said County of
Trumb1ll. and State Of Ohio, ana bounded on the
east and north by lands Of Silas Wildman. and on
the west and south by lot lines. and contains TWEEN
ty-six acres more or less. Appraised at S40.
Also one other tract Of land known es part Of lot
No. 50, of the same Township. Comfy and State.
bounded on the east andnorth by highway, west by
lands of B. T. Waters, and south by lands Of Ham
nah Abrams. and contains twenty-seyen acres more
or less. Appraised at S4S6. -
Both pieces appraised and % be sold subject to
the dover estate of Hannah Abrams therein,
Terms made known on day of sale,
Jan. 18th Is62,-lw, HANNAH ABRAMS.
Administrative of Levi Abrams, deed
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Sewing Machines
The Original Howe Sewing Maehin'
EstabIsbed IS45, Improved 1852:

inf E.tabfis6ed isis, ImProYsd 1899:
A Il Sewing Machines derive their
N vitality from the Howe Machine" MI:
Howe claims that by a very simple, arrangement
stitches, $50 annoying is done away. with, and IT'S
next to impossible to break needles. We invite
persons wishing q Sewing Machine for amuy pun;
gaiter fitting, cap making, harness making and car
rage trimming, to call at ]. Goldsteins Clothing
The Imnroyed Howe Sewing Machines.
ArHemmers furnished complete with Machihes.
w. II. HERZOG, Agt,
Nov. &c, ls62-6ms Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
Address Cards Certificates, Labels,
business Cards, Check Books, Manifests.
Rank Checks, COlored Printing, Notes,
Bills of Lading, Drafts programmes,
Bail Tickets, Form Books, Receipts,
RIsnks All kinds. Handbills, Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape of Print
ing. at prices that cannot fail TO suit, and with
dispateh. We keep constantly on hand 8 good
sssortment Of Cards and Fine Stationery, from
which those in want of Printing can select.
Justices and COnstabIos' Blanks.
Warransee. Mortgage and Quii-Cdim Deeds. Sum
mons, Executions, SWbpGRds. etc.,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
r OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One Dollar aAd Fyty Csnfs, IN adranee; Teo Dol
lara, v pov9aenf is not made fR adOcHce. No pa
Per discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex-
cept at the option of the publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots to
Rent,
Inquire at MeConneIPs.
SHOE x LEATHER STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

Having recently made large additions of the
Latest styles of type, to our assortment of Job
Printing material, we are prepared to execute in
the best manner, the different varieties of Plain
and Fancy Printing
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T. J. McLAIN & SON.

do a general Banking and Exchange business; Buy
and sell Uneurrent Money, Gold and Silver, and
short time paper; Collect Claims; Sell Drafts on
Agents for the sale of U. S. Treasury Bonds. Once
hours, 9, A. NJ, to 4 P. NJ. Main Street, Warren, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

We represent the Phoenix and Merchants oil
Hartford. Conn, Lorillard, Market, and Ameriean
of n. Y, also Life Insurance Companies. .Ihere
are none better. For a policy where they insure
low and pay promptly. csllon McLAiN SYM.
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NJ C c o N N E S
FIFTY RnILnING LnTs

For sale. in good localities. in the Village Of War
ren-can be bought on good terms. inquire at Ne
ConnslIs SHOE & LEATHER STORE,
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Rates OF Advertising.

ca Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
. Square.
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Three Small Farms to Sell.
One Farm 40 zeres. One Farm 50 acres,
Oae Farm 90 acres,
Coed farming land inquire at
MeC0NNELLS SHOE / LEATHER STORE
Main Street, Warren, Ohio
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FOR THE TRADE.

BEEF HIDES WANTED,
SHEEP PELTs WANTED.
At McConnell's- Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

CHARLEsT0E-N0RTHERE ITENs-The N.
T. Herald OF .hs 23i, a copy OF which We have,
gives us some items from the Federal lines. 1t
is sisted that the work Ct mounting guns OF
Battery Gregg, was very SLOW ia Consequence Of
che shet and shell from Battery Bee and F0It
Aouiuie isling among the working parties 81
intervals Of about twenty minutes. The equi-
nochal gales had done considerable damage 10
The esmps on Morris island.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

HEADQUARTERS HILLS ooBrs

sept q, 1868 )
The following psmsd non commnissed officers
ard priveias. OF Mai Gen. Cleburne's DIVISION,
Hiirs Corps. we're distinguished for g~allsntry in
the battle Of C~bicksmAuga, Sept 1871 and 2Oth
inst:
W Barnett. S Stephenson, Sargt.Msj. A
S Hail. company A, 321 Mississippi regiment
Levi Butler, company A, 45th Mississippi reg
iment.
sergt R I Wells, company G, Sargt T Ander-
son, company G, Franklin Messsr, company +,
45th Mississippi regiment
Wilson Hill, company C, Corpl W Rolling,
company Z, ii S White, company H, d s.
Stuart, company, K, 16.h Mississippi regiment.
0 H P Lewis, company +, W Z Haitian,
company l. 33d Mississippi regiment.
Green Hallsway, Gilbert Maynard, company
C. Gibson's Alabama battery.
R5bt J Custer, company A, Hawkins sharp
Seret S A Gillespie, eompsny !, 81 Arkansas
Corp RI steod, compsny D, oi Arkansas
G B Thompson, company F, ii Arkansas reg
" S league, company G, p Arkansas rogi-
Patrick Abram, company A, 18th Arkansas
VIM Gambil, company C, 18Th Arkansas reg
JAS K Pyburn, company &, 9Th Arkansas reg
Jno R Leslie, company c, 5h Georgia regi
Corp PHI Patrick, company C, sth Georgia
a Fugate. company A, sh Georgia regiment
R5bt J O5sr, company 1, 9Th Georgia Tegi-
meut
H J Townsend, company E, Ssh Georgia regi-
Seq Rob: L Wood, company B, 24sh
Texas.
seg; WIN R Burleson, company G, 18Th
Texas
Sgt Jackson H Griffin, company I, 25th
TeTas.
Fletcher Barefeld, company D, 18th Texas.
Chss Hesmple, company A, Oh Texas.
Harvey Cox, company H, Oh Texas.
d. Wright, company /, l5sh Texas,
John r D~unneRan, COMPANY Z 9Th Texes.
Peter Simpson, company G, l9h and 25th
Arkansas,
W Jones, company C, 18Th and 25h Ar
kansas
W White. company K, 18Th aud. 95th Ar
kansas.
Wm Holman. company F, 18Th and 25th Ar
kansas.
Robert Smith company Il, 10 Texas.
sgt Stewart Clark, company c, 35th Tenn.
SGT W II Stephenson, company +, p Tenn.
" r Summers,
James 3 Malone. company I, 81 Tenn.
John R Terry, WIN Williams, company K,
d Tennessee.
Chas Triekett, company B, LIST Ark.
W Bell, company c, lst Ark.
" II Hsnslsv, company g, 1St Ark.
Jsmas Word, company II, Ist AK.
Corp n B Marshall, company D, lss Ark.
sgt Wm McNsmore, co B, Sd & 5h Conf.
Wslter Lsracy, company D, 81 Il 9Th Conf.
Corp r @ Coleman, co F., BIN 5th Conf.
Fred Tsf, company G, 81 & 5h Conf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

By sdvicas from Yankee sources, we hsve
iaf0i nation to The effect that Gen. PRICE has
been compelled TO evacusts Little Rock, in the
presence of superior foros, and hss r~otreAtsd
toward Red river, and was At latest sdvicss in
Hampstead county, Arkansas. This looks very
like q Yank g invention, and looks improbable
en- its face, but if it should be true, we have
every confidence that tie evacuation and rstgeGt
Wa a matter Of temporary necessity, and that
Gen PRICE viii turn up at the right time, and
saike more than an in5emaifying blow, wheni it
is least expected.
Gen. MAGRUDER's sfsiT st Sabine pass main
tains his reputation At lis standard point, end
shows well BY the side OF the brilliant victories
Of Bslhel and Galveston. TIE capture of two
fns gunboats, fifteen heavy guns, snd over two
hundred prisoners, with a loss to the enemy, in
killed and wounded, Of one hundred aud fly,
without shs loss Of 3 msn il killed or wounded,
OF the injury Of e gun on his own part, may be
set down as one Of the most brilliant corps Of
che wer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

The Nsw York TimCs, Of the 25th alt, gives
the following version of tbs statement which
hiss been reported By telegraph:
As manyof our marcshliJe and financial peo-
vie have recently suffered themselves 70 be seri-
0usly alarmed in. reference TO the stsre Of our re-
laEons with France On the Confederate and
Mexican questions, we avail Ourself Of the
kindness OF a business friend 70 present the fol
loving translation of z leader in he New York
Courier dss Etats UHis, Of yesterday, which is
entitled to consideration As completely aliaylnR
eli such apprehension.
The Eng ish press persists IN publishing, and
tho American press In reproducing, a thousand
ard ons rumtrs as to the discussions said to be
occupying the attention Of the French Govern
msut concerning the early recognition Of the
South. By private adyices, OF the most reliable
character, received by us from Psris, we SIC su-
thorized to give a ~catseories! and unqualified
contradiction to these rumOr5-
The question of the recognition Of the Con-
fsdsTate States hss Ios bssu sgjtstsd At say
meeting Of the French Cabinet 1t does not fig
urs in any shEp5 nor 70 any extent among the
i7sCe7 nov Eeirr discussed by the Imperial
Government uvr is is!n any wSv connected IN
the political plans c5 Napoleon III with the &C
tusl progress Of sf4irs in Mexico.
Eoglisb and other newspaper contributors,
who have dIlatsd SO largely on this theme tor
the past few weeks, have been completely led
into error by an incident Of which they have
doubtless had but an imperfect knowledge.
This incident is simply a proposition made 70
the Cabinet Of the Iu.leues by the Mexican
REGENCY 60 ascertain Sic s-vic8 of the Eolpa-
Tor ss 20 the bess c0grsc for them 90 adopt to-
vsri the South. The cantigu.ty of Texas to
Mexico appeared % the members q HaK'esu
Regency an impsri5us m-t.va for officially re-
eoyuizfnC At an early day the Richmond Gov
s-uusnt, Of which taey ere, tsnil1aslly speak
ing. such close ueirhho q.
Ca being consulted on this point. Napoleon
III replied (qnrast TspgadH) tina. rs did not ap
pertain 10 him 20 determines the line of conduct
to be pursued by the Mexican Government as 20
its foreign To's ions; that as for herself however,
be did not rsgs-d the matter as 50 urgent; thEt
tAs question Of fitness Of time was very doa5t
iul in Ills EYES aud finally, thst the recognition
of the South seemed 20 him a very serious step
for a merely provisional government to take,
which would thus urevJcsbly bind the future
policy Of tie eEeec.Gd sovereign.
There is a wide interval between these coun-
sells full Of reserve, and the ideas grasuitously
ascribei to the Emperor and, we repeat, our in
formation is such as to authorize US to shim
ths. this is the only shape ~ winch The recJ. nj
ton Of the South hiss BEEN recently under dis
in the higher spheres Of the French Gov
srument.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06
Look TO TuR SITUATION.

The news from all quarters leads rs to believe
that the Federal government is fully alive to
the importance Of reinforcing R~osEcRASs, aud
has been doing so ever since the battle of the
2Oth, sending large numbers of troops to HE
assistance. The dispatch from Richmond deny
iru the report that MEADE has sent two army
c-rns west, is not rue-at least we have reason
to believe it is not 60, as the Northern papers
which we have seen are continually h~eTalding
the arrival aad departure of troopsi but not
Stating their destination. Recent events show
us that they are not destined for the Mississippi
country.
By look at the map it will be perceived thst
The Yankees are allowed to concentrate a large
army at Stevenson, BRAGG viii be placed in the
same position that he was in when ROsECRAEs
msde the demonstration on Wills valley; when.
with a large srny IN front of him, chatting to re-
cover the disaster Of the previous fight, and
fresh army on his left flank, with The army oil
Burnside whe has probably received large re-
Inducements from the tories Of East Tennessee
on his right, another retrograde movement may
become necessary, unless steps are taken to
couutsrsct the movements Of the enemy.
There is no time to be lost, We must prepare
cot only to meet the sdjitionAl strength that is
70 DO hurled zgainst Us, but also to DIVE Al
back. We must have East Tennessee. at least
not only to open up cur lines Of communities
ton with the East, but also to be able TO obtain
the supply Of provisions necessary for ouI
armies. which it will be difficult, if not impossi'
be, to procure slseghere. What are our an.
shorities doing7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

The Chicago Times, Of September 2Ist, gives
the following special dispatch, Of the Ig.h, from
Cincinnati;
An immense Democratic mass meeting was
held in Carthage, to-day, to hear 8 great speech
rem voorhees,, Of Iniisna. Tonight an sduallv
greet nesting was held in Fifth street market
pisce. to hear q speech from Judge Barley.
A. Lebanon, yesterday, IS a Democratic pro-
Csssi0n was moving through tbs streets, Rspnb
.icsus weTs i~Hsolent and thew stones. The De-
moogscY rallied, and one Republican was shot
tssf. The excitement in LsbauOn is very great
znd further bioodshAdis anticipated.
At Deer6eld, to-day, a Republican named
Thumb was shot dead bys Democrat named
Lucas.
AZ Eaton, to-day, = very large meeting wss
held, One thousand ladies' and gentlemen were
on hoTss back. As a part Of tba procession was
passing the depot, an indiscyiminsss attack YVES
commenced by throwing stones into the process
SION. Tha democracy dismouRtsd from their
horses ard oat of their wagons, and took after
the crowd, which fed. A delegation from
Camden was interrupted by the Repubi-
cans of the place, By Tunning q wagon.
with a sRW-log on i serO8s tho road. Ths
Democracy undertook II move the same, and a
Sight ensued' IN which Eve or six Rp1b6eans
we're shot, two muTtGlly. Threats we're made
hat the same delegation should not rsturn hone
by that road. The delegation have srmed them.
selves, and win 90 that road or lay Camden in
ashes. Further difficulties in that loealily are
looked for.
These troubles are brewing iuvanous portions
OF the State, and so badly scared are the oppo.
sition thst they will resort 70 extraordinary meas
uTes 70 caTy the election. That they will in
port soldiers and voters into the State, there is
no doubt, while inmates Of hospitals, all of
which are full, will be given liberty to vote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06
- 80 uaraIlnr s,nndnra.

From The Raleigh On c. PrOgresSl
The damage done 20 tho ,fies having been
sufficiently repaised, the Standard made its sp-
pesraucs again yesterday. Mc. Hoi5sn's card
To The Public" details the fscss Of the caso,
aud the esases that gave rise 30 the CutrsZes on
individual property aud the dignity Of the State
ana Contete-acy. II Mir. Holden should be
guilty Of treason w have laws and officers to
execute them; AMI Is is to be b0psd thss the
Slate EuihOuties wiH u0t submit. TO another out
rsgs like the one which uecgssissisd the suspen-
sion of the Standard. No respectable person
or persons beye l00h on 8Ir. Holden as a traitor
to SIC cause Of the South. On the contrary, be
has many devoted followers, sad is probably to-
day, Ls str5ngcs. man with the masses ia the
State and the political principles That he enun-
ciaies are advocated by a vast majority Of the
people of the Sato, He has bssu w~rongfuliy
and uUiusily peTsgcuted By bankrupt politicians
and uupriaciPlei d~smsgogaes, ead We hape she
authorities aid people or the State will sse to It
hat the oatTsga is not repeated IT. tree press
AND TIE freedom Of speech be denied Us, eli our
trials aud sufsrings Gan only result ia our en-
s'syement. We appeal 20 the Confederate su-
'h0rities to set their laces against 8 repetition Of
the outrage on Nj. Holden.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06
9aitg 9pFeal,
.pLANTA GA.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6


rmE REN.sNLVlEEA CAuPAEGN.
We give an important ehsptar in the history
Of the war, to-day-a concise report Of Gen raj
LEn's saors csmpsign in Pennsylvania lsst
summer. That officer does not enter into g
complete detail OF all the operations connected
with the movement; with these the public is
alfesdy famI sr through the ordinary sources Of
information. Tie document is confined princi-
pally to a statement Of the purposes that aeiu-
aRd, and the plan that controlled, the auJoIi-
ties, nom the commencement Of the march Of
ths army from The RsppshannOck until its re-
turn 70 the south side Of the Potomac.
As the Richmond EHig remarks, this state
ment Of plans and occurrences involves the ad-
mission that The expedition into the eBemy's
terd5oTy aid not accomplish sl that was hoped
Of g, bat Is al the same time ofeetusly dis
poses Of al the Yankee sFagger about victory,
snd makes It evident that there was no time
when the Coniederaie army WIS not luH master
Of its owl movements TIE Yankee army At
Gstysburg, after being beaten back two days,
escsped a rout only by advantage of position.
This is 81 that hey can claim, CT that the i'm
partial historian will allow them.