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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

Leman W. Hungerford ,pPf,1 BeforeS. NJ. Carter
VS.. ~. i. of Warren Tn
Learder Hathaway. dert. J Trum. Co.. o. p
On the 18th day of February, A. D. 1868, said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
case for the sum of twenty-one 5-l00 dollars. The
case is set for hearing April 18th, 1868, at 10 O'Clock.
LEMAN W. HUNGERFORD.
Warren, March 4. lS63-3w.
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Transferred.

Transferred.
We learn that Warren Young. Esq. of
this county, has been transferred from
the Agricultural Department. at Wash
ington, to a first class clerkship in the
Pension Office.
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EXAMINATION
OF
SCHOOL

The Board Of School Examiners, for TrumbuII
County. make the following announcements. TO ap-
held on Fridays, March Goth and 9th, and ApriI
10Th, 1898. Each applicant will be required to paw.
IN addition TO postage, one dime for the Government
stamp required by the new National Tax Law. to be
attached.to each certificate.
All examinations will be held AT the Court
House.ln Warren and Will commence punetually AZ
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at which hour all applicants
should be present. WHITTLESY ADAMS
Warren. March 1. Is63-6w
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SALE.
A. Graeter

A.. Graeter
VS.,
NJ. B. Tayler, ct all
By virtue of an execution issued against the
and shall expose to public sale
On Saturday the 18th OF March 1858,
at the Court House in Warren, and between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the
80 in Potter and Seely's addition to the east part of
Warren, the same being 80 feet wide and lbs feet
long. No. 81 appraised at $50, and No. SO at $50.
Terms Cash. JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Feb. II 1868.
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T. J. McLAIN & SON.

Licensed Bankers, Brokers and.AttOrney ut Law,
do a general Banking and Exchange business; Buy
and sell Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, and
short time paper; Collect Claims Sell Drafts on
Europe. and Passage Tickets from Great Britain;
Agents for the sale of U. s. Treasury Bonds. Office
hours. 9. AN, TO p. NJ. Main Street. Warren. o.
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FIFTY LOTS.

For sale. in good localities, in the Village of War
ren-can be bought on good terms; Inquire at Nc
COnnelPs SHOE i SIORE,
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New York to Franklin via A. i G.
w. r. r,

w. R. r.
On Saturday last, MARVIN KENT, Presi-
dent, and THos. W. KENNARD, Chief En-
gineer of the A. & G. W. r. R., passed
through our place, on board one of their
new palace cars, having entered the same
at Jersey City, and passed over the entire
route of the Erie and Atlantic & Great
Western Railways. from Ne,s Yorh to
Franklin Vithsut change Of cars, II distance
of 600 miles. 1t is unnecessary to state
a gay reception awaited their arrival at
Franklin.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
rRKMs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Dae Ooadr AID fytg Cents, iR adraRce; Ttco Dot
lara, " payment 20 not made an ddrance. No pa
ser discontinued until all arrearages are paid eX-
sept At the oPuon Of the publishers.
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Johnson's Atlas Again.

We are pleased TO learn that the agent
for Johnson's New Illustrated Family
Atlas is meeting with excellent success
We recommend a careful examination, as
it will confer a lasting benefit upon
those who procure it. BY there being
new Maps. new Statistics, and History
furnished at the mere cost of paper and
printing, (which can be pasted in on the
extra guards it will save expense con-
t~inually in buying new wall maps and war
maps, which are ~inconvenient to refer to
and will soon be out of date.
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NOTICE.
State of Ohio.
Trumbull Co. IS. In Trum. Co. Com. Pleas.
Henry A. Perkins and
Thomas Belknap,
Exsrs Of Wuo I. SforrSdae,1 Mfr iDatit;o, g.
NOTICE.

State of Ohio.
Trumbull Co. IS. In Trum. Co. Com. Pleas.
Henry A. Perkins and
Thomas Belknap,
| Ex'rs of VIM. L.Storrs deed, pl'E Petition for
against specific relief.
Eliza Robinson and others, defts.J
Eliza Robinson Ann Robinson, and Harriet Robin
son, all of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut,
William Storrs, of Rochester. in the State of New
York and Eliza Storrs, Maria StOrrs and Leonard
X. Storrs, all of Gardiner in the State of Maine, are
hereby notified that tn above named Henry A.
Perkins and Thomas Belknap. as surviving execH-
tors Of William L.. Storrs. late of Hartford, in The
State Of Connecticut, deceased, have filed their pc
tition in the Court of Common Pleas of said Trum-
bull County, against them as the heirs and
deyisees of the said William l.. StOrrs, and alleging
therein that the latter in his life time, to wit, on the
18th day of August, A. D.. 1860, entered into a con-
tract in writing for the sale to one james Braden,
the premises hereinafter described. then owned BY
the said William l.. StorrS in fee. to wit: Situate
in the towship of Gustayus, viz: in number seven
Of the second range of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State of Ohio; being the
whole of lot number forty containing one hundred
and s~ixty-twO and sixty-four hundredths acres of
land, be the same more or less. according to the
survey Of the same by u. Barnes, surveyor, May l.,
1881; !" that said Braden entered into possession of
said premises and wholly paid Tor the same, partly
during the life time of said William L.. StOrrs, and
partly after his decease. but that the said William
L. Storrs. without having conveyed said premises
to said Braden in pursuance of said contract. to Wit
on or about June LIST, 1861, died t~estate, having ap-
pointed the plaintiffs, and David III. Robinson. who
has since deceased, his executors-who have been
duly qualified. the will of said William l.. Storrs
having been duly admitted to Probate; and that
the said premises have descended to said defendants
as the sole heirs and deyisees Of said William L.
Storrs; and asking for authority as such executors,
on behalf of said defendants to execute to the said
Braden a deed for said premises in pursuance of
anu and WHffTLEsY ADAMS.
Feb. Is. lS65.-5T. Ats for plaintiffs.
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Edward Bonsall,

NUTSERYMAN AND FLORIST,
In ~ miles from Salem, on the Plank Road,
has on hand q general assortment of Fruit and Or
namental Trees. Dahlias, Roses, Verbenas, Fueh-
sias, and other Green House Plants, ali orders
promptly attended, 10. Packages delivered ut R.R.
Depot, free Of charge. Post-Ofiee address, Salem,
Ohio.
P. S. Having purchased trees Of Mr.. Bonsall for
some years, L can recommend his Nursery as con-
tanning the best varieties and most thrifty trees of
any in Northern Ohio. l will give Information
to any one, and take orders for
Trees, Shrubbery, Green House Plants.
and have them delivered at Warren if desired.
March 9Th, lS63-IOw GEO. +. BROWN
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Rowland Springs For Sale

THE constant increase of business
at the Springs, and my failing health, have
at length induced me to offer this property for sale.
the centre of a small productive and well watered
farm, on which is a we'll assorted variety Of very
choice kinds of fruit trees, which seldom fail to bear
abundantly, inexhaustable quaries of sand and nag
stone, plenty Of good timber. &c.
Buildings in good condition, farm in high state Of
cultivation.
The natural and romantic beauty of the place,
the abundance and quality of its Springs and its
present reputation and popularity, make it a very
desirable property for any one wishing to keep a
hotel for fashionable summer resort.
Persons wishing to purchase. will find me at the
arrange the terms. Or they can address
X. NJ. HANK.
Rowland Springs, Trumbull County Ohio
Jan. I4-ff.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a
petition viii be presented TO the Trustees of
Warren Township for the vacation of q road com
menoing near Seymour Pew's, and running east to
the State Road, at q point between Joseph Lewis
and VIM. OgbornG.
Warren, Feb. 70. 1sR.-sH
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

John c., Case, prf, Before S. A.Dayidson.
VS.. u. P. of Mecca Township.
o. T. Brown and iTrumbull County,
Sanford & Co. deFts. Ohio.
The defendants, 0.P Brown and Sanford & Co.wil
take notice that on the 18th day of February. 1868,
said Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of twenty-three dollars
and six cents, which has been duly served on prop
erty of the defendants and returned and the case
continued to the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1868.
at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
Mecca, Feb. %, lS63-3w@
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Sewing Machines |!

The Original Howe Sewing Machines
Established Is45, Improved 1852.
A IL Sewing Machines derive their
IA vitality from the Howe Machine" Mr..
Howe claims that by a very simple arrangement
on his New Improved Machine. the missing Of
stitches, $50 annOying) is done away with, and it Is
next TO impossible TO break needles. We invite
persons wishing 4 Sewing Machine for family pur-
poses, vest and cloak making. tailoring, shoe and
CATER fitting, cap making. harness making and car
riage trimming. to call at j. Goldsteins Clothing
Hall, Market St., Warren. o., and thoroughly test
the Improved Howe Sewing Machines.
KS-Hemmers furnished complete with Machines.
w. II. HERZOG, Ag't,
Nov. 26. 1S62-6m@ Warren. Ohio.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
rGH POST-OFFICE, Warren, o..
March II 1852


YOUNGSTOWN, DAILY-Arrives 80 P n; leaves
Ills N.
CLEVELAND, ~AILY-Arriv llIe A \: leaves
= 250PM.
SALEM, ~DAIY-Arrives Z P ": leaves6AN
OIL DIGGINGS,D ~AILY-Arriyes II An; leaves >
Pm.
Tues, Thurs and Sat at l0:So A
N: leaves same days at l:30 P n
4 u WEST GREENNILLE-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Z t Fridays at 2 P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at u n.
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Fridays
- at IL A NJ leaves same days at / P II.
BL0OMFIELD-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at Z P II: leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays at N.
FARNINGTON-Arrives Wed and Fridays at 5 P
N. leaves Tues and Thursdays at I AN.
CANTON DUCK CREEK, I'LL Ike
=. Arrives Friday 5 P N; leaves Tuesday $50 A n.
RAVENNA-Arrives Mon. Wed. and Fridays, al
- n 4; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays,
at9AM. q,
a. Mails which leave at or before s 4 n are closed
the preceding Eve, at 9 P n. All others sre closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
&. VI. ATCH, p. VI.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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EIRtes of Advertising,
So Twelve lines equal to one inch in space, make
4 Square.
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NJ C C o n e l. L. S

Is one Of the best places on the Reserve. and has
been for fifteen years, TO get good goods at low pri-
eeS. All work Is warranted, and what is not made
in the shop, We get made out, and is warranted al!
the same. ES-Do not fail to call and see him before
you buy.
Mems Rubber 0vershoes, Mems Rubber Sandals,
WOmen's do WOmen's do
Misses and Children's 0yershoes,
Just reed at McC0NNELL'S, Main Street,
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FOR SALE BY.
HOYT & STRATT0N and JOINER WOODS.
Warren. Ohio.
AGENCY

We represent the Phoenix and Merchants of
Hartford, Conn. Lorillard. Market. and American
of N ". also Life Insurance Companies. There
are none better. For a policy where they insure
low and pay promptly call on CLAIM * SON
Warren Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots to
Rent,
SHOE & LEATHER STORE.
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R.

Cleveland & Mahoning r. r.
On and after Monday. Il, 1862, trains will
run as follows:
Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 200, A N; Warren at 7:,49 A
N. and arrives at Cleveland at lO:22, a n.
Leaves Cleveland at $50 P n; Warren at 6:G P n
and arrives at Youngstown at $50 P n.
- HAIL.
Leaves Cleveland at 7:l5 \; Warren at I:Si N
and arrives at Youngstown at l255 P Y.
Leaves Youngstown at 2:05 P n; Warren at 5:I9 \,
and arrives at Cleveland at 80 P y.
Superintendents Office, CHAS. hHODhS,
Cleveland, November. 1862 superintendent
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Custom Work,

Best style made to order, from q ehild's kid boo
tee, to a mans sewed I CBoot.
4. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET,
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
ever before in this market w do not ask you to
come and buy, but come and let US show you the
goods and prices, and if wedo not save You 10 pr CT
on what you pay US cash for, we viii stop the Works
and go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South N
Dixie,O to haht secesh.
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GO TO
A. McCONNELL'S,

AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French CRfD S Boots,
do do % DIS Boots.
do do Kip do do do
Cavalry Boots. Long Less,
Coarse Boots, D s Prime.
Kip do do do
Grain do do do
&c Scotch Ties, mems, Boys Kip 4 Coarse BootE
do Balmorals, do do Grain x Calf do
Army Shoes. do Youths Copper Tip do
.gifIs' Calf and kip % 90
Boys Baimorals Kip and Calf
Youths do do
FOR THE LADIES.
Goat and Kid Balmorals. Goat and Kid Boots,
English Lasting do Glove Kid BalmoraIs,
Glove Calf do Silk gore lasting do
Our own make of Cali, Goat and Kid Balmorals
and BoOtees.
FOR MISSES AMI CHILDREN,
Our own make,
Lasting Balnorals, Lasting Gong Caters,
Goat & Kid do Calf and Goat BOOtees,
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes,
SILK gore Lasting Caters. Is cent Shoes,
KID, Goat and Calf Bootes,
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Three Small Farms to Sell.

One Farm 10 acres, One Farm 20 acres.
One Farm 90 acres,
Good farming land. inquire at
MeCONNELL'S SHOE & LEATHER STORE
Main Street. Warren, Ohio
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M EOiCaL.
Dr. Audiuin's Specific,
GonoThea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF TIE ORGANS OF
GENEHATsON.

FsNliE Gonorrh9a. commonly called Clsp, is dis
gu-ting maladv. and l. too well known require
any expana iun II l. easy t. be got bot n difficult
get clear Of IL Is companion hat few admire; per
poor both marrieda nc single thou ID OtruubiS
some m itself 20 distressing ard sometimes fatal II
dis the treatment Of which. ha> generaliy lecu
than the dIseaSe itself TIE fashionable
treatment is FIRST deprive you of all business. hen
come a course Of notwithstanding on bread aud tea
water Filei some Kin % sop>; must then b. bie
cupprd OF 'acied, combined with mediciie>
livery few days the medicines changed: and after
mouths treatment thI> way, which the
bear with great f0rttude cT fear OF ex osuiehe i, dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretor
Swelsd testcl enlargement Of tine PROSTATE Il and
q disease o. the neck OF The bladder.
Tli, >pecihc. which acts like charm wihafew do.e'
on disease and quite plea take aud which
IA - cured thousands New York. Philadelphia. Bait
and many of the Southern cities. Is certain and
efec Gal remedy that makes rapid sdpeTmaneni cure.
without fegard Dict drink exercise. except wreSt
ling, jumning "ver-Siraning. This Remedy Is I'M
eouale nv ANYTHING yet discovered for thu cure o. those
disc IL is extracted from plats, and i
fecty safe il purely abe contains mer-
curry. that you eNpo>e yourself TO all kinds Of
weather without the east danger from the medicine.
And VI you careful in wrapping up your paste. 90
will have smell from H. that YOU
deprived from going into company being detected by
friends.
Tits quack icine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply stefan enc
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTiO Nome j. genuine without the signature o.
the proprietor, W F. Davidson, und the box. All in
ringemen, of trade marks viii BE- prosecuted with the
rIgor cfthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan23-d6ms
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To call such speech seiitious and = comfort
10 he enemy u 20 say that un,ier no circum-tan-
ces : a nhiinurl var ~ be opposed AZ all The
rhef- OF the VII < party sixtv ye,rS aco. and tie
Peace S'ce'y duung the Russian war mi. he
have bsen seizei and Transported With lust "a
much justice ~ NJ N-iandig CHAM In -tite 81
M able protest IN which The accused declared
that being in the military service Of the
United States, court martial could have no in
riSdiction over him. he was condemned tn two
years imprisonment at Dry Tortugas-N sentence
- scsn,islou.v severe as 10 show The spirit of
the court which ire.l him He has appealed To
the UHIiei States Court 81 Cincinnati. but this
tribunal hestated 10 grant wit Of habeas COZ
pus, ami Gen. Burnside attempts To forl,id i, to
act. In the meantime. though il j. said that the
press CONDEMNS the conduct ct the General there
is so much a-ssthv that cannot doub, that Mr.
Lincoln may banish or im9risun hs critic NJ biz
pleasure. a Government with such power ought
To do something great vet il appears every day
more plain that the Cthnet of Washington j.
formidable To it, own helpless citizens.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-16

What Webster saw and expressed With the
glow of great heart. Thomas Jeifersou h.s
banded down n lie inaugural saes wh,reln
he has impe rlei forever the principles at Demo-
cratic llheriy: Jealous care oi the u. ht OF esc
ton the supremacy OF the civil over the military
AUTHORITY; tire diffu~iOn OF Information. and tie
arraignment OF All abuses NJ the bar Of public
reason. freedom of the press aud freedom Of
person under the protection uf habeas corpus and
trial by juries impsrtaly selected Thee prin-
ciples form the bright constellation which has
gone before Us and guided our steps through an
sge of revolution and reformation The wisdom
Of our sAges. the blood OF our heroes hss been
devoted % their attainment Thew should be the
creei of political faith. the text Of civil in
sfruriion. and the tombstone by which 10 try the
services Of those we trust: and. should ~e wander
from them in moments of error ard aiarIn, let "
hasten 70 retrace our steps and 10 regain the road
which leads to peace. liberty aud safety.
Mr Cox. after discussing other questions. con
cluded his speech. which WIS nearly two hours in
it, delivery. by urging Democrats 20 walk warily
in these times Of trial; 10 walk slow. with short
STEPS AMI firm steps. ADJ ever in the path of duty
10 the Government.
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FOUNpRIES.
THE IIOOSIEK STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLE1fD OUR FOUNDRY VIZ ARE
now prrpa ed 90 receive and satisfactorily
ora - Tor stoves Ani castrgs -rteral y. The senio
partner has just returned from the East. wherr he Ia
procured tn most De- rable and perfect pstierns for
and pAilo TO froucea insofhe marke Pc
cialy invite ;he aent u wholesale dealers
TIA branch OF tur business with thar they will
CIV u call our other work " u embrace iron ronts
and columns. (Which We desir- m ke prominent
ture m 'ur manuiacturs rail- and mil casting, sugar
mill ani kettles, house work, such vsnfiaf.rS win
do" cs~ sill and in fact hing pro iucei
H. an iron foundry. We respectfully soil IL patronage,
and only pf ouhise what we'll and promptly per-
fOrn.
onice snd Foundry 100 south Delaware street, join
ing indianapolis aud Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight Dep0ts, indianapolis indiana
mylS. OK. L0RDA PICK.
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nom thH L1nTun IInrN, WY q.
vaiinudig ham and tho Lincoln Cab

=
II would conre.se tir eirnc-t longing Of
the Northern people after their ln-t Union.
must cn~iicr the our ees rnl iudigniiies 10
winch ihci viii submit from Th.se wh, promise
80 rc~tnte it Alihough tie totcrnmeni Of Mr.
Lincoln conie-sesily hi- the rc.i ui 80 body oi
men in Tie riun'ry. though he himself j. a ner
spu of neither ability nor dirnity: thnnsh some
among h. chief advisers are Lnnwn tu have mis
behaved ihcms,.lVes in , msnrer w'fc' an,
other country would puui.h hy expulsion nr'on',
from oni Hc. hut a'.o from .ncefy: though tho
military cotnmtu,lcr- are incapable and The WI
linguistic sud the men desert through Van, OF
confidence in their Leaders. Vet The m i1rii,
~ tho Mouth shrink. - much from tho pro-pec'
of divide Republic. th,t u vii ALLOW pcpnle
whom il looks upon ard t,ks about a. imheriles
and ioi,hers md hrngcarf. 90 commit any vet ~
tyranny under the pre'ense Of mairi lining he
Union. IL doe. not helicV. IN them: IL would be-
elid to re' rid of ihcm aud rcpltce fhem bf bet
ter men. hnt thcv are in power. they stand ns Tie
REPRESENTATIVES hoNevcr unwarihv of the Tuii,-l
States. and, hppng aglin-, hone, The people 81
the North obey them because opro-i ION nigh
seem ike IN abandon men' Of cherished de.ien
We lo not think that In no l,,s Of Enrlnnd's
fefcc.i struggle With 'ho French Republic Tie
g Nernmett ~ Pr, would h,ye ,eniurel 90 such
AZ vet - the ui,l by court martial of private
person. for making snccch 80 tin-t the war anil
recommending his hearers a. ,riate constitution.
ally tor the overthrow of the Ministry Yei il
FOR an ofl-n-e prccisely similar th,t Mr. Val.
lantiighsm. one of the most prominent p 'liicisi
Of the West has heen sentenced Ia Two YEAR
punishment to n mi-c-able E1l. islet-a sentence
gr,eiousy cumuuied by the President Into ~.
pnl,ion from his home and from the limits of The
Northern States
The expressions we're proved. aud. iadccl.
were Tor the most part not dcuied bv the speaker
But he brought evidence ~ show ihrt hi whole
speech contemplated simply constitutional oppo
sition % the Government AMI that moreover. he
had previously declared in favor Of maintaining
the Union IN all events All resistance to SIR.
Lincoln To be made in the courts aud by
the ballot box" In short, Hny one Who reads
the trial must admit that Mr. Vtllandigham.
whether = gh, or wrong OIL, u--d such legitimate
strong language" "a has been usei by Anglo.
S,xon politicians on both sides OF The ocean a
any time for century past.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-16

yEyHE MAG NIFlCENT MOVING MIRROR. THE
greatest achievement Of The pan"r mic art, pre-
seuted IN al uOt living reality ihe most insrcs II and
ting the treat REBELLION, the be Inning
of the stri d the lat graf battle Of Chance or
VILE nied by the mos inge onS mechanical Effects,
AM the eloquent and powerful Lecturer in The
country.
The .-au6 ard Naval Views and the battles are the
tStcally TirHyed paintings exhibited. The
No might Scenes and Gouhc. wih the audible clash ~
arms b,~'rnrr bur-fing of shells and the
smoke ard fame f bate, are given with an astonishing
truihulnes> 10 nature, altng Their presenting the most
gorgeo AMI life like toria unroled Ia Amcri-
puhl c. 55O' squrre feet of canv
y fS% Admission . cents I" all parts OF the house.
Doors on. n 7 "a oclock--Curtain Sos ~ So.
Matip~ for thu Of Fam Ii ard Child
reu bnrsdHy and Saturday fternoun, at ga O'Clock
iqnriu do
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DIED..

kEvEsI-After a painful Hines, the morning of
the 5tn inst At the re OF hr hu band Mr. James
Reveal, Pike Township, tLs county, Mrs. Margaret Re
veal.
The fun raj services will be held this morning st IL
o'clock the resd Of her husband aud the remains
ofihe amcuted vie and mother VIII be inferred ct Tie
o'd Union Church.