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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15
Latest News.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April &.
Twelve hundred rebels under Wood
ward, with two pieces of cannon, captur-
ed and burned the steamers Lowell and
Saxonia today, killing the captain of the
Lowell, and shooting off an arm of the
captain of the Saxonil.
Generals johnson and Bragg recently
boasted they would possess Kentucky
before harvest.
CINCINNATI, April 9.
A special to the Commercial from Muir
freesboro says: Col. Wilder returned from
the expedition via Lebanon and Carthage.
He captured 20 rebels, and destroyed
quantities of wheat, corn and bacon-he
also brought 800 negroes.
Our expeditions have recently destroy
ed much rebel subsistence and forage,
and captured 700 horses and mules, 200
prisoners and 200 negroes.
WASHINGTON, April ii.
The Navy Department has been in
formed of the capture 10y the steamer
Huntsville of the British steamer Sur
prise, of Nassau, with a Confederate
clearance from st. Marks, Fla. and bound
to Havana, with a cargo of 20T bales of
cotton, mostly Sea Island.
The Octoroon has captured the Confed-
crate steamer Five Brothers with 81 bales
of cotton, and the English schooner John
Williams, with an assorted cargo. She
was a notorious blockade runner.
The Tioga captured the English schoon-
er Florence Nightingale with a cargo of
100 bales of cotton.
The Tioga also captured the English
schooner Brothers, with a cargo princi-
pally of liquors, medicines and other con-
traband articles.
CHICAGO, April 10.
A special dispatch to the Times dated
at Helena, Ark, April Q, says the entire
Tallatchie fleet, consisting of divisions
under Ross and Quimby with numerous
gun and mortar boats arrived last night.
The expedition which has been absent
forty three days left Fort Greenwood on
Sunday. As o as the hustle was OBJ
served by the enemy they opened a brisk
fire of shot and shell upon them from the
woods where batteries had been planted,
which continued until the last boat
steamed up the river. On the passage
the boats were frequently fired on by
guerrillas. The number of soldiers
wounded was twenty-five. and thirty
killed.
The divisions under Quimby and Ho-
vey are ordered to Vicksburg.
New York, April Is.
The Paymaster's safe in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard was robbed last night of
about $40, 900 legal tenders.
CINCINNATI. April Is.
Burnside has issued an order pronoun-
cling the death penalty on all found guilty
in aiding rebels. All rebel sympathizers
will be arrested, tried and sent beyond
the lines. The order says that treason
expressed or implied won be tolerated
in this Department.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
The Richmond Examiner a v that in
the course of the month of June the
Campaign and Wan will eliminate. If
we come out of that month defeated, the
North will be forced on terrible measures
to preserve itself. If we come out victo-
rious, hen the war will be substantially
over, as the Northern troops cannot ope
rate in the South after that time.
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Origin of the &C pperheads.n

The application of the term Copper
head" to a certain class of ADVANTAGEOUS
political bipeds is by no means a device of
recent conception. In proof of this we
quote from Irving's History of New York,
wherein he describes tribe of men, whom
it would be easy to demonstrate, were the
'illustrious progenitors" of the degene-
rate race of the same species of reptile
that still infests the slow grounds of sin
and iniquity." The author, briefly, but
graphically, describes thepatriarchal cop
perheads as follows:
They were each clad in ten pairs of
-linsey-woolsey breeches, and oversha low
ed by broad-brimmed beavers, with short
pipes twisted in their hatbands. These
were the men who vegetated in the mud
along the shore of Pavonia; Jersey Shore)
being of the race of genuine copperheads,
and were tabled TO have sprung from oys-
ters."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

Gen. j. d. Cox and staff are in Column
bus. The Statesman reports that General
Cox will take temporary command of the
paroled forces at Camp Chase, but will
shortly be succeeded by Gen. AmmOn,
now in command at Camp Douglas, Chi
caOO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

Gen. Foster at Washington, N. C.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.


The Bulletin of this city learns from a
Emeline, from New bern, the following
facts in reference TO General Fosters po-
sition at Little Washington. One vessel
had reached Gen. Foster since the rebels
had surrounded his camp.
Two of our gunboats, Hunchback and
the Southfield had for some days been
stationed Just below the rebel battery,
and kept them busy in replying TO the
vessels.
As the steamer left Newborn two Union
gunboats had arrived and were about
starting to the relief of Gen. Foster
Land reinforcements were also on their
way to relieve Gen. Foster, but none had
reached Little Washington at last advices.
1t was the opinion of our informant
that Gen. Foster could hold out some
seven or eight days from the date OF the
sailing of the Emeline, as communication
by means of small boats had been made
with him during the siege. The situation
of Gen. Foster was, however, critical
Everything depended upon succor reach
ing him quickly, as the rebel force was
very heavy.
New York, March IL.
The following is additional relative to
the position of Gen. Foster. 1t is stated
that the rebel force on the other side of
the Blackwater were under marching or
ders on the 9Th inst. with two days cook
ed r%ations. and four days rations besides,
u~nprepared. A force of Union cavalry
and artillery, under Gen. Dodge. are out
for the purpose of capturing a detached
rebel force in that vicinity. When last
heard from, which was at noon Thursday,
they had met the enemy and had Skin
mished with them, and had taken some
prisoners.
FORTRESS MONROE, April u.
The steamer Spaulding arrived to-day
from Morehead city yesterday. No com
munication has been received at New
berne from Gen. Foster since Wednesday
night. Women and children are leaving
Newberne. Seven thousand troops in at
tempting to reach Washington from New
berne were driven back on Wednesday s
miles with the loss of about 80 men. The
last accounts from Gen. Foster state that
the rebels had sent in three flags of truce
for him to surrender Washington. Eos
ter's reply to the last was to send no
more flags if they did he would capture
them, and if they wanted Washington, to
and take it.
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Sherifs Office, Warren.
T EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of sale, made by the Probate Court Of Trum-
bull County. Ohio, on the 18th day of April. A D.
1868, in a suit in said Court, pending. wherein
Francis ellis, Guardian of Samantha S.Lawyer,
and Georg Lawyer, and John J. Lawyer, Guar
dian of Ellen Lawyer and Clark Lawyer were Pc
titioners and their saidwards defendants, we shall
offer for sale at public uction on the premises, on
The Goth day Of Nay, 4. d. 1868,
between the hours of one and four o'clock P. NJ, of
said day, the following described real estate, situate
In Kinsman township in said County. and is known
by being part of lot No. l9. in said township, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at n post standing
In the east line of the Meadyille Road, at the
southwest corner of the lot wherein james Law
yer was residing at the time of his deeease; thence
90 east. at right angles with the road. nine
rods to the east fence, thence north y east eleven
rods and fifteen links 10 the fence GA the north side
of the lot, thence north ole west nine rods, 70 east
of road, thence south 80 west eleven rods and
Is links to the place of beginning, and containing
square rods Of land be the same more or less.
FRANCIS Hills,
JOHN j. LAWYER.
Guardians &e.,
TAYLOR & JONES, Atty's,
April Is, lS63-4W
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Warren. April l5.-Sw.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY. SIS.
Pleas.
Petition for Dover.

Eliza DeWolf. Plaintiff. In Court of Common
VS.. Pleas.
Alene D. DeWolf. Henry
@. Dew off. Mary <. Cur Petition for Dover.
dy, 4 Curly, her husband,
Elizabeth BarstOw, and
Samuel BarstOw her hus-
band. and others
The plaintiff has this day filed her petition in said
Court against said defendants. and heirs and devil
sees of Tensard r. DeWolf. late of said county stat
ing that she as the widow of the said Tensard r., IS
entitled to dover in the following described lands
owned by him at the time Of his deeease. and situ-
ate in said County. to wit: All that tract of land, in
the township of Vernon. bounded north by lands OF
Horatio DeWolf, and by lands of Leonard Cole. and
in part by the North line of said township; east by
lands of j. Cochran, and in part by lands of David
Burns, south by lands of George W.. Holcomb, and
West Pymatuming Creek. and in part by lands of
Horatio DeWOlf, containing three hundred and six
~ acres of land. also adjoining thereto, the follow
ing lands situate in the southeast corner Of lot q.
in the township of kinsman, bounded north, by
lands of Lysander Perkins, east by lands Of Ezekiel
Braeken, south by the town line, and west by lands
of Leonard Cole, containing eighty-hYe acres, and
asks that she have judgment, and that her dover
estate be apparted to her in said lands.
Said defendants, non-residents of the State must
appear and make answer to said petition on OF be-
fore the 18th day of June next, or the same will be
taken as to them rs true. ELIZA
April Is, lS6S,-6H,
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The advertisement is out in the papers
for 400, 900 ties to be delivered on. the line
of the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
between Akron and Dayton. This looks
like business.
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Dissolution

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
COpartnership heretofore existing between
tue undersigned under the name and style of j.
NOutrOt is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
All accounts Of the late firm will be settled by the
new firm Of ]. Vautrot i 70,
JULES VAUTR0T,
MYR0N W. SACKEFT
ACKIEY
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The 2Oh dan of May, 4. D. 1856
TAYLOR & JONES, Atty'S.,
April Is, lS63-4W
T EGAL NOTICE.

IL
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of sale, made by the Probate Court of Trum-
bull County Ohio. on the 18th day of April, 4 ID.
1868. in a suit in said Court, pending, wherein Reu-
ben L. Fitch, Administrator Of Reuben E Fitch,
deceased, is plaintiff. and Mary b. Fitch. Nathan p.
Fitch, Charles o. Fitch. William X. Fitch, Royal L
Fitch, Adrian Philemon Fitch. and Nancy C.. Fitch,
are defendants, l shall offer for sale at puPlie aue-
ton. on the premises, on
The DIST dag Of Nay, Il. ID. 1863,
between the hours Of one o'clock and four O'Clock
P. NJ, of said day the following described real es-
tate. being part Of lot No. four in the township of
Kinsman, in said County and being that part of the
homestead farm. of said Fitch, deceased. particular
Ey described in the petition filed in said action, ly-
ing TO the eastward of the dover assigned in said
proceedings, to the widow of said Reuben +. Fitch
deceased, and comprising the whole OF said farm ex-
eept that covered by said dover, and containing
about forty-four acres of land be the same more or
less. Reference is had 70 said petition, for a furth-
err descr ptiOn of said lands.
REUBEN r. FITCH.
Admir-, of Reuben E.. Fitch, deed.
TAYLOR < JOINS, Atty'S.
April Is. lS63-4W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

Anna V. Timber. In Trum. Co. Com. Pleas.
vs.. Petition for Divorce,
Francis NJ. Limber)
The Defendant Francis NJ. Timber. whose resi-
denee is unknown. is hereby notified that Anna V.
Timber On the 18th day Of April 1865, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio,
her petition against him praying a dissolution Of
the marriage contract, and for cause alledgeS gross
neglect Of duty, and adultery. Said petition will
be for hearing at the June Term Of said Court le63:
Said Francis is also notified thai depOsitions VIII
be taken in said case al 1.-THE House Of DOet. " mans,
in Utica, Venango County, Pennsylvania, on the
Sth day Of May, 1865, between the hours of eight
o'clock A. NJ, and nine o'clock p. NJ. and viii be
adjourned from DAY to day thereafter unnlt the eX-
animation is completed. l. II. ENSIGN.
Aprill5, lS63.-6w. Atty. for PHI,
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CO-partnerShip

THE undersigned have formed a
Co-partnership under the style of J Vautrot
x Co. in the Jewelry Trade. The bushes will be
carried on at the old stand Of J. Yautrot & Co.
JULES VAUTR0T,
THADDEUSACKLEY.
Warren April I5-3y.
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New Advertisements.
SALE.
In Trum. Com. Pleas.

Calvin Hedger. etal.J
By virtue of n Sd aims order of sale, in the above
entitled cause, issued ont of the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, andto me directed
door Of the Court House in Warren in said County,
on
Saturday, n 10th day of May, 1868,
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 section No.. in the township
of Braceville, or township number 4. range 5. in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State of Ohio,
which is also in the County Of Irumbull and Is
bounded as follows: Beginning at n stake standing
near W mark of Eagle Creek and situate a
Barnum's Mills, so called. thence running down
said branch in an easterly direction % rods to a
stake near the creek, thence southerly 10 rods TO 4
stake. thence westerly 20 rods to a stake in the line
Of the highway, as now occupied, thence north
erly on the line of the highway 10 rods
10 fireplace of beginning, and contain
ming withinsaid bounds, one and a fourth
acres of land. Also the following described piece
of land; ~situatein said Braeeyllle township, Trum-
bull County, viz: Beginning ut stake on the south
bank of Eagle Creek in the west line of the high
way leading from the Ridge in Braceville to South
ingtOn which stone is marked H., on the north side,
and b, on the south side, and running from thence
northerly on the west line OF said Road, IS feet
thence westerly at right angles, with the last bound
81 feet. thence sOutherly at right angles, with the
last bound So feet, thence easterly % feet at right
angles, to the place of beginning. Also all other
privileges Herewith connected as decided by Cal
yini Hedger, to the Trumbull Phalanx, Oct. 18th,
1875, together with all the appurtenanees thereto
belonging, described in the original bill IN this case,
see same with the papers IN the Clerks Ohiee OF
Trumbull County Ohio. Appraised first piece at
J. G. BUTLER, Sheriff
(. Sherifs Office, Warren, April 10, 1903.
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The Advance on Charleston.

The long hoped for event-an attack
on Charleston, has taken place. Our fleet
advanced upon It on the 9TH inst. The
feet was composed Of the following yes
sells:
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GARNISHEE NOTICE,

E. jackson Before George Hagar. Justice of
David Hindman ship.
Ambrose Taylor, Garnisheed. ~trialto be had May
18th. 1858, at 10 o'clock.
April Is, SWS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

PRouoTED.-We learn that Captain
Stanhope, of the I'd o. V. c., has been
appointed Major in the 9th Cavalry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

The following is from a letter from J..
A.Sagar, of Bristol, who enlisted as a
Bugler, and according to present regula-
tons, would be entitled to "a discharge,
(which some of his friends have urged him
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-15

------~.zSHeS F~ssyaz qaa1Saa 20 4Ot.s~ ~Fsn
for its purity. It cures Dyspepsia, is a gentle Ionic,
and is just the thing for changes Of the seasons.
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receIvs prompt attention and reply.
ApriIA ls63=3ms
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i EGAL NOTICE.

TAYLOR ( JOINS, Atty'S.
April Is. lS6S-W.
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CINCINNATI, April IL.
Burnside has issued an order pronoun-
cling the death penalty on all found guilty
in aiding rebels. All rebel sympathizers
will be arrested, tried and sent beyond
the lines. The order says that treason
expressed or implied wont be tolerated
in this Department.
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