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Is. AleDFoe. MaysY.

Il II
Psroled prisoners who arrived from Rich
nosd te-day, rspors they were eaptured
within % miles sf Rishmond On Ahs 3D.
whils in pursuit Of . Courier With dispatch
% from Jackson 70 Davis. -
The people of Richmend we're In . ter
ribls state Of excitement. The Rpquirer
Of the 5sh, claims they took 500 prisoners,
Sunday, and admit heavy loss. Co.,. =.
OF Stonemsn's raid the same paper ssys
that With $4,000 cayalry be destroyed The
fredericksburg road as Ashland, took pos
session OF train Of cars, eapsaFiDg ssve-
raj government officers, and destroyed TIVE
locomotives. A detachment then vent 70
Hanover G. H., tearing mp the central Rail.
road track, cutting telegraph, and bugsed
the court house. Several bridges on the
fredericksburg railroad yer destroyed, alss
the water tanks at Hungary. They we're
evidently guided BY some one familiar With
the country. At Brook Pike the Yank ses
exchanged horses for fresh ones, and pro-
cesded across the Chiskahominy, destroy
ing the turnpike and railroad bridges ever
that rivos. They captured the Locomotive
which was seat out on that read this NOR.
ming. -.... i.
Stonernan was still in Louisa o.. yestsF.
day; detachment Of his command 10 ma
king ita way down Yerk river, and may join
the Yankee forces nov in Williamsburg.
They have destroyed several tFsiBs Of ears
loaded with government stores. q s,.o. 80
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TThe organ says that our Underground
Reporter was drunk last Saturday night
Wall, shouldn't wonder, bis profession has
brought him in contact With The Dsmoera-
sy so frequently Of late that We are not At
all surprised to learn that he is adopsing
their peculiar habits. Expect to hear Of
him stealing something beforslong. Nigh.
ty 10 the pswer Of association.
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SANITARY STORES.

The Sanitary Commission viii receive
daring the summer, and forward direct 90
the army, contributions OF hOrss-radish,
pickles, vinegar, dried and preserved fruits,
and all other articles not liable to damage
hy the warm weather. Contributions should
be lefs With CHARLES Seas, Upper Broad
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RY And the rains fell, and beat upon
that house, and it fell, and great was the
fall thereqf';-We refer TO. the "AudreWs
House," or the Big Hotel, on the bottom, a
portion Of, which very snmmarily tumbled
down, the other day. The building has
been standing in half-fnished condition,
for four or aye years, and evsrybo dy ex-
pectipg it to fall down, " this long time"
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gTThss OLD aFeh-ssaisoE,. Vallandigham,
has been arrested By Gen. Burnside, and
win, in ail probability, receive = paaa" to
visit his friends In Dixie. =>s,f'r -
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q g. L. EyERETr has just opened the
finest stock Of Dry Goodsia the city. His
assortment Of. dress goods is unsurpassed.
Those whe waas to and Something "real
swees" shoald call soon, FOR his goods
don't stay With him long. .....-.. ... y
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PhiIadeIphia, Nav &

HF00NsPNsMJ s@Wy o
Last evenings Star says it 10 understood
Hooker estimates his entire loss as about
10, 900 killed, wounded, and missing. Also
that he br ought oil his material away ssfs-
IL from his late positis0, and that while so
unfortunsse az 10 lose some artillery, he
has taken fully % many pieces 90 be lost.
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- The headquarters OF the Pro vost
Marshal OF the 5th Districs will be estab-
lished at Council Bluffs, instead of Dss
Meiuss, as ct frat intended We are not
scqsaiassd with the gentleman appointed
marshal for this district, bat hope be is 9
man with the nerve TO DO his duty.
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g. The Sc. joe Herald insimases that
Cnppsrhssd breast. pins are not popular 10
that city, and says that sBy one who should
advertise himself Is a traitor, BY wearing
the "eoppsrheadn in public, weuld soon
hare need, also, Of . I" copper-bostom.n 81
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e. TIE Main strees bridge ovss Indiaal
Greek, is, - length 10 searse Of eosssras.
lion, and promises % b i substantial affair.
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- The ooppsrheads WIRE assenssy
q elsauea ous, - shs charter election ct
Dss Moines, last Monday. ~, ~
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Milford. Va, May 8!

- 2AAAVzN8 HesS GA0J ""
Yesterday Gen. Jackson Psnesrstsd TO
to the rear of enemy, and drsys him from
bis position 10 the wilderness 80 within .
mile Of ChanesliorEilIs. He vas engaged
at the same time in front by swohof Long
streets divisions. Losses on both sides
-
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-z.s.s.s 80 z..@.g Cincinnati, May 5. -.
Vailandigham was arrested as bis resi-
dsnas, at Dayton, this morning. by soldiers
sent from here. The attempt TO reseue him
failed, He has been brought to this city.
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OragamaR N0flCo.

xToU are bsgesy nssihsd that o. ~ bssereths asss
H. My ~ June gext passton will 10 Asd On TEE &g
Dec q the CeEk Of the DlstFic& Court Of
County, by WfIIiAa O. AcEepse p2AihtaG Il
with interest Ct the rata 81 ten hkr ee1ks De- an
sspm enc 1&th day of June. 1885, Tor moey anA em
proisesry note with nssks IL suits end szse slAa6
the foreclosure Of ucvssAge axseata4 " pea, 10
eure tAe pasmemA az sad nots a three and a0uf
In base8 FW6 "a Aaytias u AdaasEsa 10 Oozneit Nu
kefors uoou Of the 81 u t nsxt July term sf
ia Osage % De kssa III 0O9eie Beuss On ehs 9sh Geg
Il Juy 1865 dsfxalt WaM % easeFsa ~ 60
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Rhilaaalnhia. Ny So

lkS k8 Nhiihdelphs ba9y d q pa !
Ths Ballesln says : privass dispAteh has
been received shes fance DC MhieA u sbas
anthogisies ne Washipgfon ars perfectly
eaakdank ef nAakafsa anccses.l R6ikkoross
msnts, 1900. ander Hsnisleman, lhad been
sent him. Nothing dsnnigs has been hsss0
ffem Ssonsman, bntis III believed ha has
seeomslishsd the worS assigHsa himsas mss
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go 8 So. q. ss3t - Chicago, Aay g.
The London Timss Of April 18th consaias
an account OF "a insaryisR basweea d sdepns
taaion Of ahipawness aad Earl aRasssll, tie
object 6Fswhieh was DO seali Tie assensiou Of
tha Secretary TO tha unaassalaosseF stats 0f
trade beswsea British p6sts and those OF
Mexico. The speaker be sshe desperation
said be was not content with The pafgir and
Illegal coarse they were pursuing. The
Federal authorities considered themselves
entitled 10 dictate what trade should be
carried on by Bsitiah vessels, showine as
evidences . letter FROM MiaiseeF Aaams 10
Admiral Dnpons, giving permit 30 eertaip
yssseis bound Tor Masamoras, 10 pass With+
ont interfsrsOee from Federal cruisers.
This psrmlssion caused eensidssaAls com
mens By the English journals, and was the
subject OF debate In both houses Of PaYlis-
msFt. Vessels with permits were said %
have had oargoss OF arms and ammunition
for Mexieans. III q ri. ~ ss...s a,ssFs ssss
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= - = = ---7I3.' =! = N&SEVe A8Ay 9s
DstaeAmens Sd Iowa cavalry on scout
frcm HsleOs on 30sh, fell into ambussaas,
Retreat ordered. Enemy pnrsasd miles.
Namber % our men Isfs dead so eaptursd.
Nombes Of snsky ozsr 300. '' IL
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........ j.. ....-a Lockport, May s..
The 6rs ibis morning desire red ferry I've
dollars worth of property
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Cairo, May !.
A dispatG bO&t from, ths vRase heiagsA Tie
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New YsEk, May I.
.IhG1amss a1zRs States EAS arase aAisb
Fsinfasssd Lee sasas from Lyasebasg, via
Gordoneville.
This Tl6ss bays Bad NJ boa ssaasus -
hold The hsighas Vi Fredsieksbarg Ill wo'd
have besa wells % We ahsm had tho rebels
In tight place.
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BY I ELEnnApH.

= Nsw Yngk. q.
The Tsihane's uossespondens, 81 Balnnbsh
Tuesday, says sbs REBELS have se-oconpisd
Freksiakshu1g, bal msAus bSsn sakea 10
preraat a rad aagpss the r.ysg. tsom
sxtFssAs sighs = sasi faet6ry.
HsussIemaa u said 20 % nssf, with rein-
foscsmenss ffem Washingsosy z Hoekes 10
reported IN geod eonditien. eaf4 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
weathersfeld Union League.

The loyal portion of the citizens of
Weathersield township, met at the Town
Hall, in Niles. on Saturday evening,
March 2lst, and formed a Union League.
Officers elected: President, John Ii.
Parks; Secretary, Jos. G. Butler Jr. ;
TreasuI er, W. C. Mann.
w o. Forrist, Esq, of Warren, deliv-
erei a stirring and patriotic speech,
which was listened to attentively. We
regret to state that there are a few Cop
perheads in our township, but we hope
to either convert or exterminate them
soon. B.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Fine Sheep and Big Prices.

Since the publication, last week. of an
article entitled Big Figures for Sheep
we learn that Hon. R. NJ. Montgomery.
of this place, who has given much atten.
ton in the past few years to wool grow.
ing, and is celebrated for his fine focks
of sheep, has also lately imported some
high priced Vermont sheep. The same
train that brought the sheep mentioned
last week, to Ohio, also brought IA few
eve lambs for Mr.. Montgomery. They
were selected from among the choicest
focks in Vermont, and are valued in the
present state of the wool market, at $500
each. Mr.. N. also purchased, last fall,
some very fine Vermont sheep, among
which were four lambs that cost $780,
Youngstown Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Gridley's Door Strip.

This-is a new invention designed to
prevent rain, snow and wind from pene-
trating under the outside doors, and dri.
wing into the houses. 1t is cheap, (costs
one dollar, compact, self-operating and
perfectly accomplishes the end for which
it is designed. Mr.. ]. Gray, Agent for
the sale of the strips, has attached one
to the south door of the Franklin House,
another to the door of Messrs. Spears
Sash Factory, where they can be SEEM
Mr.. G. viii return to this place in a week
or ten days, when those wishing to fur
nish their houses with this convenience;
or to purchase town or county rights, can
have the opportunity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

Ben Scott, a colored individual, who
has figured more or less on the criminal
records of this town and county, was
committed to Jail on Monday last by JUS
tice Webb, on charge of having commit,
ted a burglary on the previous Saturday
night.
On Sunday morning, Mr.. Clements,
who keeps a meat shop on Main street,
discovered that a forcible entrance had
been made by breaking out a large pane
of glass, and that n quantity of beef, 81
lice were informed on Sunday of the af
fair, and a reward of S. offered for infor-
nation leading to a discovery of the
thief.
Scott informed the officer that he would
tell him where the meat was for the V.
He led the way to a saddler shop, and re-
veales the meat that had been there
concealed, in a corner under a lot of tow.
Scott then accused an Irishman named
Pennell with the theft, and was oficious
in hunting up witnesses to prove it. Pen
nell, however, gave a different version OF
the matter. He stated that being in
SCOTS barber shop on Sunday morning,
he discovered the beef in the vault under
the sidewalk, and that Scott asked him
to assist him to take it home, but after
wards Ben said it was too late to take it
home, and asked Pennell to let him put
it in the saddler shop where he was en-
ployed, which he consented to do, and
assisted him in taking it there. After
overhauling the transaction, Justice
Webb deemed the evidence sufficient to
warrant the commitment of Scott for
trial at Common Pleas.
Pennell was discharged, it having been
a~scertained hat he was drunk, as usual,
and probably had not had any hand in
the burglary. Another negro, name un-
known, is supposed to be connected with
the job. Ben will have several months
for meditation and repentance, amid the
sombre solitudes of the subterranean
passages" of the old jail.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
. E. T. Brown.

Rev. f. T. Brown, of the Baptist
Church of this place, has received the ap-
pointment of Chaplain to the I'd Ohio
Cavalry. This is a good appointment
From the first outbreak of the rebellion
Mr.. Brown has felt the most intense in
terest in the success of our arms, and the
welfare of our soldiers. When the 9th
Cavalry was being organized at this place.
he made some little exertion to obtain
the Chaplaincy of that regiment. AL
though he has felt at times that he was
called to labor in that particular branch
of the vineyard, he has since since made
no personal effort to obtain a situation,
and his present appointment ONE with
out his W solicitation.
On Sunday morning last, Mr.. Brown
delivered the ermon he had prepared
for his Introductory discourse to the SOL
diers, and if we mistake not, those who
hear it will not voluntarily fail to hear
him again.
In the evening he delivered his farewell
sermon TO his charge here. The house
was filed to its utmost capacity, and
none who were there, will readily forget
the occasion.
At the conclusion of his discourse, a
voluntary donation and subscription,
amounting to about two hundred dollars
was made by his church and personal
friends, for the purpose of procuring his
equipment.
Mr.. Brown left for his regiment Men
day afternoon, and if his arrival is well
coined there as sincerely as his absence is
regretted here, he cannot fail to do much
good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.
E. W. LeTnEl

E. W. Levingsl
vs.. in 1rum. Co. Com. Pleas
John Battles.J
By virtue of an execution issued out of Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, l have levied on and shall
expose to public sale on
Saturday, the 4th day of April, 1853,
at the Court House, at Warren, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, 7. NJ. of said day,
the following real estate to wit: situate in lot No.
z, in Weathersfeld Township in said County of
Trumbull and State of Ohio. Bounded as follows:
on the east by lot No. 6, on the west by lot No. 3
on the south by lot 2in part, on the north in part.
by the road leading from Miles to the Salt Springs.
and contains within said boundaries y acres OF
land, excepting therefrom between 8 and acres
heretofore set apart as 3 Homestead to the said Bat
ties. Also 2 Village lots in South Niles, in said
Township, bounded on the north by the Mahoning
River, on the east BY the Plank Road, on the west
by lands of james Ward, i Co. and on the sonth by
a street and said TO contain one-half acre, more or
less. The first named appraised at S3g6, W, the last
described piece at 500. Terms Cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office. March 4th- 1s63
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Atlantic Monthly.

The April number contains the follow
ing: "On the Vicissitudes of Keats
Fame, A Spasm of Sense, May Ship, Be
trothal by Proxy Resignation, The Flag,
Wet-Weather Work, Golden Wedding,
The Silurian Beach, Coralie, Sojourner
Truth-the Lybian Sybil, American Hor.
ticulture, Cavalry Song, Reviews and Lit
erary Notices"
Besides the articles mentioned above,
is another entitled mo Failure for the
North" which we commend to the spec
ial attention of our readers as one which
contains matter well worth reading.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Woman Frozen to Death.

On the evening of the 18th instant, a
woman by the name of Mary MCGEE went
in company with Jacob Robinson, a col
ored gent, from his residence, two miles
south of Liberty, to Youngstown. On
their return, about half past Z o'clock P.
N, he left her within two hundred yards
of his house and went home to warm
On the morning of the l4th instant, the
woman was found dead where he left
her. A jury was called by ESQ. j. B. Nc
Clelland, of Liberty township, on Sunday
the 18th inst, when a verdict was given
that the woman came to her death by
exposure, cold, the effects of liquor, and
willful negligence on the part of the
said Jacob Robinson Youngstown Sen
tineL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Union Nominating Convention.

The Union citizens of Warren Town
ship and Borough are requested to meet
at Webb's Hall, on Friday evening OF
this week, for the purpose of nominating
Township and Borough officers TO be elect
sd on the first Monday in April.
The League also meets at the same place
on the same evening, and all who have
not yet become members can have an OPP
portunity to do so.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Capital Stock to Become Impaired.
S-T-l86O-X
II. ]. McLAIN & SON.

Licensed Bankers, Brokers and Attorney at Law,
do a general Banking aud Exchange business; Buy
and sell Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver. and
Europe. and Passage Tickets from Great Britain;
Agents for the sale Of U. S. Treasury Bonds. Office
hours. 6. AN, to P. NJ. Main Street, Warren. 0.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Discharged

1t. Col. J. F. Asper arrived home on
Monday evening, having been honorably
discharged from the service on account
of disability.
Lieutenant Bard, of Liberty, who went
out in the 105th Regiment, has also been
discharged on account of disability, re-
sulting from a protracted illness. He ar
rived home on Saturday last, very much
reduced in physical appearance and fee
BILE in health.
Lieutenant Bard brought with him Lit.
Chas. r. Harmon's sword.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
A Nuisance.

We do not know whose business it is to
see that the public square is properly
protected, or whether it is anybody's
business, but we do know that the hogs.
which seem to have free ingress and
egress, have been roofing up the sod in a
manner which gives evidence of their in
dustry, and the COWS have given evidence
of their good taste by eating a part of
some of the evergreens.
1t Is rather a nice thing TO pay taxes to
adorn public grounds, and then have
them used for a hog pasture.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Town and County.


To Town Subscribers.
Those ofour subscribers who receive their
paper by the Carrier, and who will change
their residences or places of business at
the coming nocing time, are requested to
leave notice of the contemplated change
at this office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Committed

Joel Wickersham, living near Fairfield,
in this county, committed suicide on
Sunday last by cutting his throat. He
was a man much respected, and a
&" Friend" A few days previous to his
death, his family had discovered symp-
toms of mental arrangement but had no
apprehension of his intention to make
way with himself.-e OhHmbiana LsdgEr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
NE FIR NJ.
BENZ. CRANAGS. d. b. GILMORE
CRANAGE g. GILMORE

avIng 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-
ceiving 4 large addition of fall and winter styles OF
Ladies wear, Boys Boots, Ladies and Mems Rub
Der Shoes. and all other articles necessary TO make
a complete stock, which will be sold As low as at any
other store in the place.
Mr.. Cranage having an experience OF Thirty
Years in the business, and being q 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 removed our Boot a Shoe Store
To the new Brick Block, on the east side of Main
Street, one door south of McCombs and Smiths
Store.
March 1, 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Attention Squirrel Hunters.

The Minute Men who responded to the
call of Governor Tod and went to Cincin-
natl to defend our State against the reb-
els, are requested to send their names TO
the Military Committee of the County,
that they may receive a certificate of
service. By order of Committee,
G. 7. TOWNSEND,
Chairman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25

Part of the baggage of Miss Constance
Carey, the pretended refugee who was
arrested while returning South, consisted
of her bridal trousseau, which was uncer-
enormously seized with the rest of her
packages, She begged piteously to be al
lowed to take it South, declaring she was
about to be married to General Fitzhugh
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Judgment Reversed.

In the case of the State vs.. George
Griffin, tried in Trumbull Common Pleas,
two years since, the indictment being for
~disposing of counterfeit money, the judg-
ment then obtained has been reversed
by the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-25
Forked Over.

Some persons in Massilon, Stark coun-
ty, on Friday night last, hearing a set of
rowdies cheering for jeff Davis, in a
drinking saloon belonging t Beck &
Brechel, assaulted it and dispersed the
inmates. The mob compelled the pro-
prietors to pay the Soldiers Aid Society
of that place, 500.