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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29


VIZ WILL GutL q sr w.ssAesn, -
w 10sd slseoA - 1uUK10AYs 30 - 6
:o;csz .:.1 g: 800: e ::!.: = 'l0'1A's
GO pl.sss 80 e Asasss Rss.s
'Ss .sz 49, -.
e Lsvsih OiotA
4eo . YsD9 0enlsle
lee ew1 - Nalasesk MuAh
609 !" 11gagh Long 0lseA
egg yaras 80. 1laak OesA
so ss... % - S:s:.i 49,.
80 " oDosl Ous>oa
20 ~ Hsaans SAesaa
- oas.. rw,as
800 1eep 0klRts
80 1feaeA Ha0
'''''' - s NO; nnss::'''
seece 0sss
80 paieo 0otseo 0941
100 ors0 Ms.sAse
9 Sals Bye wHiaksS
= =. l Pc: e. u:
{ =: :: s. :'''- o..A'~
= Isssa1 DlAakiae.
DoO13 AID 6101s.
go poln 0eat's 1eos an1 Shoes
GO . Ledies Lastlae - A1osso oaisas
xe UhilareeS sAos
- Yronah Oal6k3nA
szATlON11Y.
1eC0 DAekaeee 11ve1opO
g 'ss.: p. oal 1a{s
1e !coaseeD 81 tsstae faDee
nn. oA,s..1. H S.s:ss
= ealleae AleeAel
30 IL o03okdfvW
500 dos 1siAlits Hswdan
- Oooeeassts1Lye
TsSloes "a otAse nuGlarA
sode. 1gcon 1e!ts. Gun ehslaAk, Deeaz. ~
CLOTHING
10 dun ovorooats
50 Ca Cotton end Wooilm Drawers
aad variety q Goats. I.ats aaa vsssA
A large a.soetmsas q Pocket oetlsy, Fila oas.
!co o = Hsedls9
1000 dos Pine and Toilet Combs
1000 Fiah Hooks
20 gross Toilet Soap
Bone, Agats, Fsazl, and Coat Buttons
Tooth nd HAIR 1sushs.. Violin 6t.ineg 10.
LAHI1R, TOLL86OA 4 OATL19T.
aps9 y Auetionssea
b. SlaaGhssF, Ficklen { Go A1crs,
l00 nam Street
4 UOT10N SALx-We will coll on THURSDAY
"A A01kIAa, eonmsneins St 10 o'cloek-
GROOKRlxo &c,
Consisting In part Of
100c0 lbs choice brands Of Smoking xobaoeo
119 bsss Barley
20 bbls prime Brown Sugar
50 baSs Rio and NsraeAlbo Coffee
10 bblS Soda Ash
l3eases 1snnsd OastiIs 8osp
~ eases 1xtIs CASTLE 6oap
$1,000 Cigars, some Of Superior quality
DRY GOODS.
100 pieces Fancy Spring Pflnts (UnslIsh)
100 pieces Black and Whine xngllsh Prints
500 pieces Whit and Black Paper OAmbrisa
BLACK Frsnsh Cloths
100 pk oss super Blsaehes Oott0ns
100 pairs Cotton Dra~ses etc
HAEDWeAR1
10 dos aAnd- Jaw ard Fat Es.ss
80 ggon small sefess
50 ecs HALVES ana Folks
Trkos Chains, tsythe Blades
Saws, OafpenterS' Rules
Stock and Knob Looks, Butt Hinges, 90.
ALSO
100 kegs Old Dominion Hails
100 \ x1g'lh HSedles
SLAU0HkHk, YIOKLxH 4 90,
sp29 AueIonesIv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

1UB 1eA0NOElA W1uxIY.
THE 1lTTLE n chiaLfsIos Haseoa
4 PORN ~ PAUL r. HAYax
TIN MAGNOLIA w11KIYi
1Hy MAGNOLIA WuNKlYi
9B8 MAouokyA WHY
ron THU WEDKi
ron THI0 WINK
HO1 This Wink
TM Au-pB-0AMY,
- McUaboi
4 WMYYIY WIND,
TIN SPANISH DAUaH1EI.
4 5hsliiDs 0tosyI
PITTS AND N1Xl
4 Dtooewall 0ksteAi
TIN PROP HuSY OF 3HD nInn9,
4 Story Of 1naAanAasnt
1H1 OU1lool4y OF YUIOu 0O1YA0A
By AUsusas Wa1Ain8ioa
1m RATTLE ~ CHARLESTON aA1DoA
AP0em. ~ Paul T. Hayno.
1eades other iotsresstnG 1a>Aee, 1ke0 aeeo0p9Ah.
Pm MAGNOLIA WEEKLY
foniseed 70 news dsalses . HU3110 DOL
Lars Per hundred
T114e o. eUnscRlPYI0a-1ea Douags ~ ~
49,: e. Five Dollars for alx uaouxhA
O0oo 1oetAWoa openoR Of Nah "a 19th
s6osss, Alehmond, Va % a0-Ste
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lylEIl.

o. Tueeasy uesuinG. q esseoA, Jov0 lux.
go 10 ysaS - Is eavA - q 1ss's8 - ~
~ fnaersl Vim tAks plass Ill 6Ay. at e'eleef.
nkom tho rsob6sneo u ID 6tAag, ooe1ee q 0yf6
nd lst stfeeko.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

XTALUABLH VAOAEF LOT Oh iOrH 81
Y AID WALNUY ALLEY, AZ AUCflsN.--
we wlil 81! upou ahs prssAiAs, en- FRIDAY, the
iss Day q My. ooxa.asEena Al II C'asosS a, -
valuable vscz,s l7< the " 81. siis OF 18Th rssi,
.: iiv intersection with vaibtss Ailsy. and ID ses1
18Th -Gess thttyeiyht eas.. aoA ru,s basA pasa:is
NTH Walnus Alley Afty-ssvea 5ss& Yhs Location
o. Til los aAapN h particularly i~ lambse.
house
fesred; The bajanss ct slx months, 1os negotiable
notes, with interest addsd. secured By trust dssA
The purchase 70 psy the taxes for 1888.
JAS II TAYLoB Z oOl, Auot'a.
Amer The salo OF the above win - sold about
nlnsty thousand old BRICKS, on ~ aans lot.
oD 70 IN Z q. AuokG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

A U0TI0H AND COMMISSION HeUsn -Tts
IA scbsssibess have detsEmined 70 resume thelr
AUUTION DUSINNse,
And beg leave to call the attention Of thar friends
and the pnblle TO the fast and solicit sonhgnmsnts
Of Groceries Tobacco, and Merchandise generally,
plodging themselves to use their best Efforts for the
In short time. due notice being Oven Of the time
- oa1s NV q o.
a fT1NTToN, KPIOURI1-Ths VR1AHD1a
IA HOT1I. and R19TAURANT n resolving
daily III the D1LI0AOI1s Of The market which
ana e reasonable prices Bel, llutscn Vsal.
eho.t Ham end xgss. Turtle Soup, Pish, Oysts<s.
Ae. 10 exsry styie.
Q good ST ADI4N attached 70 The house
xoDnxp REID, Propristos,
.. Oh ,sssss, bsswesn xarsha'l and 0lsy ssa
ap 8-ots
VoPARTIlRsHIP-1hs undsrsisns1 hsvs
% d:6 5;sS:s a r. s.s =:
Of soDdaes!ng general Wholesale and retail STA.
TIONHRY taslnssa
We hare q or store. 10 lss naia .s.sst : Ane
and The public. OHARLns ! OAlDO1O.
.p 9-l.s " JULIAN III 4 i 4 oHsso o
MOTION -Ths subsoiber rstufns thscks % 6iS
IN friends snd the public for their liberal pa-
eSoAASBOs
70 renew It and requests Ill thoss indebted 70
call and settle their bills or thsy Win s. pat n
o3lisetoe's hands q 20 further lndulssuee Win b
given WI b st ths store from 3 n 70 o'0lk
each Day. he Store b e. esut:
VR1NaD OF EOa1DULR-On md afssf
~ MONDAY. Nay ltA. 1850 the Man and Pes.
ssOg.s Trains will leave Richmond ct 60 4 y
and aTEivs q Stanton q , i. 1etatping will
lssvs ttaansou q 7.l6 4 \ end aeyivs q Riehmoua
at6HHM I'D WHlTO0Mn, 0se1 0upA
ol'' y ~. Sf g ;:ss = .es-.x.
C1WI10 1AOHIa1Y f0n DALk-Two Of
- Wheslse 4 Wileonb, very little ueeA end n
go oeee. distractions given The Whssles Z
Wieoa Sowing naehinss fspsieed. 4 supply Of
110DL1s ana TWIST SUr sale 81 Nc ~ Aalu
street lovse ne storey opposite u 1riosS.
e f0-lt.
n L. PD1SON6 Who havs rood eonalgnsd .
"A End On hand with ~ WIN call for then o
onss. Parties who hAys dalns aeainst %, and
thece whe owe %. viii sa1 ~ seslIsHsnt q ~
s1eii Gsesatinue The eas43oa hudness fren ~ II
!! a;s ". :ae With . Sc: Y ooS ;s saHr
"OOD ron s1LI-ia 01sssss6sI7 sosns7, !
aNes MON 0aneAestes, 20 cords prime,
n1U101 nser NseSsiiss ossssS. HsssSs ~ y =
1879 q = A s.1: .:'s LOLA" naA.asAv "
HAf AID eAfS F61 S11I
II 10 balss 10 0Ievu Hay
- oofS
M - ~ sAsa1sg a2ePkl ss,,x =
a,ss-ass 49, - ~
ENO1 9ALI-YS - r 9 CO ~ e.
D - 0l1k u - II 6614 LOS
Sesse QoA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

TN.HE. BziU2 AKA. o.. II
i Sustt e.d3 g; f;e.,7st ...r.. sJ'Ts,. e. IA
Il, Et1sris, AZ AUCTION. ws q,.ii s.N " Vit
= :sES:ss, s..s s2.A 2S,r o. Apfn, oa..- sates !,
81 o'e.ccs p Il, tasss D.iSs rttsDease i,es, 4 d
Aseys. The. Ne osoaei~l BY snsetaL teasn.s al
are In goes Owd.f.
T1RAS-Opsih.Sd cash the ba,sass a.fs..t
month";, 70, negotiable aossE with tutescsi 81 led
and satisfactorily secured
sps6 JAS n xAYLOR = 500. sus,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

A UOTIOu aALH or STOCKS AND Bonds.
IA On FRIDAY, Nay Let, Ne will I'll at The
once Of The ola Dominion Insuranes COMPANY,
oog1es Of l9&A md Gary streets at II O'clock H.
$500 k0oo 90 loan Oeupoos
1e00o y cent 1ssiBasss1, lsde
10 100 = cent Os1poa Dends
E,ot0 . esot OonvaetlblAs
l10Oe p ssat, due 1881
6W0 state Of Vifgipas "a long laie
50 shaxoa Oaatfal 1allroaA 6t~ek
g dAaess Bank q 1ishmonA stock
ap 0o-tAs pAVnNPOHf + %, Austtl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

vYAOANf LOT On xH1 WHST SIDE o.
v Mn street, tsgsshsr with q, 90 nsw DrisSa
AZ AU0TION.-Ws win ssu uDoa ths Dfsnsa
unsucing aS u o'clock p u, deeafaelo veeas! L.
located - aoovs Is fronts - feet aud uat ~
800 feet.
Aisn twenty thounA 4 ~ Bros
TkkAs- 0asb J. ct 1Ls:a 4.
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suBsrIfUTE NOTICES,

SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
A SUBSTIfUT1 WAHT1D-Ror the wE, 70
IA e into Q company now serving In the city
@ Q police guard. Apply from to IL y ct
exm IL Columbian Hotel. TO DAY.
Mr. LOUIS WOL0ARD will please call sgain. -
above % My
COBsfITUT1 WANTED For . good man,
- over Is years Of ags well recommended, .
good prize will be paid He can ss!ect hls own
company Apply to J g CORN1LL LIST Market.
near the cage door, between the hours o. and
o'clock n. 29-3t*
CUB8fITUfE WAITHD-fo 60 into . North
- Carolina regiment. near Fredericksburg, for
whom liberal price will b p4d-a men over IS
years OF eGs preferred. address Box 1882"
kishmo1d, Va ap sS-2ss
CUBDTIrUTn WANT1o.-Fora suitable nan,
- over Is years old, with good Recommendation,
8 liberal pxies viii BE- paid. Apply 70
WILLIAM PHILIPPE,
~ 4o-3:A On 18th street near Bank.
@ UBSTlTUxn WANxAD-Apply Immediately,
- With good recommendations, 20 receiving clerk
s dsasrL Hospital 10 9. eornsr I7sh and 9raos
streets - 37-lW~
UBoTITUTR WAMTKD-A man over IS
- years Of ass, . native Of the Southern Oonlsd.
crazy, With good rsfersnces. TO 60 In 6ns Mary.
land Light ARTILLERY Company. Dor suoh . liberal
peies VIII b paid Apply to O BALDWIN 90.
lS:h st. between Main and Gary streets.
~ H-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

CAMP HHAR FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
April 13 l6oa
Rp TO xHx VOTERS or THH CITY OF
~ PORTSMOUTH AND H01TOLK O0UR-
TY,--I heroby announce myself Q candidate for
reelection to the HOUSE U DXLE0AfES.
Driveu from your homes By the public sneny,
you Are 10 scattered In different portions Of the
Ii would bs impossible fos me to ~ you Ill PEI.
soDs!ly, even though my military duties allowed
q the tins, which at thls season Do not viii
oa .n ss - 'es
. gratifying endorsasioa Of my COURSE
Yours, "a
ap 83-tdst " xURDAUaH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

TXHDHDlvD AUOTlOH 0AL1 o. DAY
1sssy 0eoda, e. On Tuesday. Ny stk-Our naxi
aals viii taks plaas % 1U13DAI nsak Nay u,
at or WaEshsdeA, corner Of Main aaA l3tA ~ an1
Win inelu1s large nd GsnATAl aOoeknAnt q
Ttsah ~ 0sasoaahle Dry 0oeAA
Hats md Gaps Doots nd Shoes
1oGlona, 0taalooesy,
HaxdWoeo Daddlagy,
Fancy Goods. Oa4 SklnA LAs&haI, -
IafNe0Iaxs Will apDear on Saturday.
6UWaE1 4 AneNY0, Austs.
u D.-Pastlss wishing 70 sutss goods ler this salo
aIo TeQuaGted to seod u their inVoieo q early q
possible. Zap 19l o 1 4.
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ud8hG YSOS XuO3IOM.-Ueeeasl npes1al -
ouDow1se Tsa, eely olos eas Ie:nea ueaess ~
lla0lIno q $50; Oalleees an6 De1eno0 =. ~
001G vssy ehsops epeol Oestoa. eoly "a Ia ~
SAoea r - 4ooa 0ewhg 6uk. Aals ktnA Hose3y,
~. othss 0oods, IN q wAlsA WI p - -
w dioeS peuots. WI 1oUsst !" AaD y
A 0-lte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

reIOD4 OuOIS eso1A-etses = ~
a N lloeS. ccnesiAe He.h Uraea.-Wo eall ~ a.
isadoa a aa s ned Of oHOlS 10 eens - -
-. We Asvs svsey kiuA hat en- . - = 49,
WR tlnas. We aeo 40 naDnSaoe4seg - 49,
Yfnnso = ~ 49, q u noa ehoiee q1akty q
LIAIHnn, 81 havne employed ~ 80 o
Woghaso, ~ eaaeantoo = pseao ~ ~ ny
hvse . wtlA der sedses l@ 1ccec e s1es n
= - lie 0A8DYs 1BAO w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

0~1p10IAL A4T1MYlOn 70 OAIAL1D -
~ sele e D1u3e n1DsOsn - ceoso1o.s
~. eorSor 1oA ed 0Aln olTsets. PMS morn.
me. q 10 o'eleok. AABA 0CEE.
eSW-IA Auo& lcna0e.
~WA0fDD-HNPfY DOTTLYS-WanAs6,
osoft ri anl halfpias DoT1L1o. = eny qooa.
M. "a which ~ hlehegs seGh peoes WI - 80
A11ly q he Z, 1xshanee 0loek. eD0-n~
ePUO11Q-pse1oos having dad An
yon1 ~ lmits Of ~ ely ntse Of Ghafge b. lsav
Iag directions n WHITING WAeeo tAeY eaA b touad
either st ~ ''oea6 0eabaee" o. 0ovsenoc street..
betWeen Oh end 10Th, q q The 0ttte De4e. nea4
1ishmooA 1eb 9, it, g ~
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II TAT1-I offer for als privately . tsAoe Of
LAID In Ohsstsrdsld county, belonging - ~
estste Of Povall Turner, dee'd, lying On tns COZ
reilroeA and uine miles from Richmond. eontalnipS
1 $50 aerss heavily wooded, and large quantity
Of oak snA pine timber tos saving p.sDo:sc =
not sold priyassly ~ me SseonG AcoscX n.Z
House that day
fERMa.-Onsha1 cash the balanss h end -
mouths escuYed BY trust dsed.
Tor furtas- tnkoemstion address - b TuTne.
RiohmonA" SAIL TuxNAk,
- a~.aoNtSso AdmP ROvnA puYuAr dsn1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-29

II Oo4-o2oo 1nWARn-A OoUrON DOND.
IL Of ~ hundred nillloa losa, No. 7sl. n
0S0ve Doad Was lost between the Vlf3inle shpee
ed Great NILS, 81 Hazy's eeuaty. HaryiaDdL-
Csts4 a. md blockade Yunnen aEe ea1uonsd againsS
tza1irg Boe Il, - N application has ben mads 70
tAo 0ovosDma0t Of the Ooofedoeato States - AavO
Is ransWed. n OWNS Z oOH,
18Th q. Halr Gary, 1isAmaaA, Va
- e@StsW3ws
O8T-16 RnWARD.-Lost o. Nam Of DroeA
IL II, q cropped in sono gtoeo, TW013y.
t1V1 DoLLA1G The finder win rooeivo ths above
fswa:d B! lssvfns II q Ids ONES. ALADY.
~ 4o-lts
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u eeossQusooo a ~ iupeMooAy 8 ecse.sA9
naneeew reo1soso Il - rsps.laloo u ~ pises.
NAO0 :
VIM b plays1 NJ svsnsg Soe ~ ~ t...ss.s
tAeeo oeo otA14 noveIoee o0w teeoy y"
3ho psg4oeusnes will so01anoo Win
GRAD OY0RTueR (Osho1le). .s.s.ss0senee1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
Kinsman Correspondence.

Editors Of CHrssiels:-I have been often
asked to condense and publish in your
paper, the report of our Soldiers, Aid So
ciety, but have long delayed. and must
now ask you to favor us thus.
Our ladies met September 18th and
again September 18th. 1861, and within
that time prepared and packed a large
box of Hospitsl-clothing, but we did not
form an Aid Society till October ODD, 'oi
Since her we nave kept steadily at our
work. thinking not 50 much of our sacri-
good which our labors would do where il
is SO much needed. We have up to this
time sent away Il boxes, 3 barrels, I fir
kins, all nicely packed. -. b. This
does not include a box and barrel of AN
ed chickens which were so unfortunate
as to do no one any good.
Our treasurer reports having received
and expended again for hospital clothing
1923 25. A few gentlemen have kindly
relieved us of all expense in regard to
other things such Us forwarding boxes to
Warren, etc, and 10 them we return our
sincere thanks. All Of the edibles and
much of the materials were furnished by
private donations.
The contents of boxes etc. may bs
briefly summed up as follows:
Hospital clothing. 1871 articles, Lint,
Bandages etc, so lbs, Edibles, 976 lbs,
Fruit, GO cans, Eggs, 1881 doz, Onions, l
barrel, Miscellaneous, Is: packages.
Our Festival held Friday evening, the
9th ult., realized to us much more than
We anticipated though we spared no
pains to make it a success.
Our thanks are due to the people of
Kinsman and neighboring towns for their
liberal patronage.
Our receipts were, Sl64 q.
Expenses, q -.
Net profits, Sl37 90.
Much of the interest of the Festival
due to a few not previously connected
the Society. and for their kind in
terest we can only offer sincere thanks.
Very Respectfully,
NJ. II. CHRISTY.
Secretary Soldiers, Aid Society.
KISsMAN, March Sd, 1863.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
court of Common Pleas.

The present term commenced March
3. Judge Amber presiding, and up to
this time, have tried the following cases
and disposed of a large number of oth
ers:
Winter, Champion & Langley vs.. J. NJ
Mcconnell & Co. Verdict for Plaintiffs,
S22I,0 S
L. NJ. Pratt vs.. George Lotze. Judg.
ment for DEPENDENT.
Geo. NJ. futile VS.. C. j. Yangorder.-
judgement for Plaintiff, S23,57
Frank Muzzy VS.. James N. Diekerman.
Verdict for d~efendent.
ami Webb vs.. w. S. Goucher. Yer
diet for Defendant.
Horace Stevens vs.. Ebenezer Barlow
Verdict for Defendant. Second trial al
lowed.
Hiram Clark vs.. J. B. & L. Curtis
Verdict for Plaintiff, $64,S0
Adm. Oil VS.. Thomas Campbell. Yer
dict for Plaintiff.
Lucius S. Ball vs. Liberty Raymond
On trial.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
Fatal Casualty.

BRAcEvILLE March 9th 1863.
Aessrs. Edtors:-A sad casualty has just
occurred in our town. Mrs. Rods Bene-
dict wife of George Benedict, who had
been married but little over a year, was
literally burned to death last Thursday
the 5th inst, while turning from the
stove, in which she had been replenish-
ing the fire, and bending over the cradle
of an infant, her clothes took fire,
and before she knew it the blaze
extended to her head. She ran for an
other woman who was in the house,
and then back, and threw herself on the
bed, and before the fire could be extin-
guished, her clothes were almost entirely
burned off from her, and the bed nearly
consumed. She fingered in great distress
about fcrty-four hours and died, leaving a
husband, an infant child, and a large
circle of friends to mourn her early and
shocking death.
Mrs. Stevens, the woman above referred
to, in trying 10 put out the fire had her
hands so badly burned as to render them
useless for the present. Had not timely
aid arrived, the house and all its con-
tents must have been burned in a very
short time. 1t is supposed that this sad
affair may be attributed entirely to the
Goddess Fashion" in the form of "ertensive
erinoEne." Coz.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
Meeting for the Benefit of the Sol
diers' Aid Society of Warren.

Meeting for the Benefit of the Sol
diers' Aid Society of Warren.
Pursuant 10 a call of said Society. a
large and respectable audience assembled
at Webb's Hall, on Wednesday evening,
the 4th day of March, 1863, and on mo-
ton of the Rev. Excel, Judge j. w. Ty-
Ter was appointed to the Chair and J. G.
Butler Sec'y.
After a few preliminary remarks by
the Chairman, explaining the object of
the meeting, a very feryent and impress
sive prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Ormond, after which Chaplain Wright
late Chaplain of the 9TH Regiment owl.
was introduced TO the audience, and for
some two hours kept them completely
enchanted, now exciting many to tears,
again arousing their patriotism so much
as to create the greatest applause. At
times the fall of a pin might almost be
heard on the floor; at no time did any
of the attentive audience appeared wea-
ried but many regretted that he stopped
speaking. lie pictured to the audience
the cause of and progress of the Great
Rebellion, gave a thrilling description of
the doings of the Ohio Seventh, at
Cross Lanes and Winchester.
1t was remarkable that not a Demo
crat was to be seen in the room. Not
even wives or daughters of such were
there. j. G. BUTLER, Sec'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
Funeral Services of Lieut.. Bell.

The remains of this gallant young Off
Ger. reached this place on Monday of last
week, and the funeral services were held
at the Disciple Church on Wednesday,
A very large number were in attendance,
and our two Fire Companies, which are
also well drilled as Military Companies,
escorted the remains to their last resting
place. He was missed by his comrades
in the army-he will be missed by his
friends at home.
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Phe Meeting Tomorrow Night.

We trust that Webb's Hall will be fill
ed tomorrow night, to hear our respect
ed townsman, Gen. j. d. Cox. Over two
years have now elapsed since the General
appeared before a Warren audience. In
deed, he has spent but two days in War
rem. previous to his present visit, since
the commencmen of the war. Again,
we say, let the Hall be filled.
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Cheese Watts.

The attention of Dairymen is called
to the advertisement of Roe's Patent
Premium Cheese Vat, in this paper. II
is very simple and not liable to get out O
repair, which in articles designed for far.
mer's use, is a quality very desirable. II
is guaranteed to heat uniform and even,
requires but little fuel and is easily open
ed to dry. The vat is for sale by 2. Fitch
& ca
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Sudden Death.

On Sunday night, February %, Alden
Faunce, Jr, Esq, of Bazetta, died sud
denly in his bed. lie had been in usual
health, and attended church during the
day. 1t is supposed that disease of the
heart, was the cause of his sudden death.
The deceased was much respected by his
acquaintance, and for some time had
held the office of Justice of the Peace in
Bazetta. He was about so years of age.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF

~ REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Trumbul County Ohio; l shah offer at public sale.
upon the premises on
Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1868,
between the hours of two o'clock p. NJ, and four
o'clock 2. NJ, of said day, the following real estate:
situate IN Bazetta Trumbull County Ohio. and
known as parts of lots Nos. % and 50. and bounded
north by lands of Ziba Casterline. south nv lands
OfCowdry. east by lots Nos. 80, and 81, and west BY
lots Nos. D, and SO, and known as the late home
s2-lO0 acres Of land. To be sold as a whole or in
parcels as may seem best and subject to the dover
estate OF Amelia Dray therein which has been as
dover. Terms Of sale: One third in hand, one
third IN one year, and one third in two years from
day of sale with INTEREST, deferred payments 10 be
secured by mortgage on the land sold.
GEO. F. BROWN,
Feb. Is. lS63.4w Admir-. of Eli W. Dray. dee.
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Worth Considering.

Good diet makes healthy children and
healthy adults. Good Saleratus helps to
make nutritious, healthy diet. Hence
use DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Sal
eratus, as is it perfectly pure and better
than Soda for all purposes.
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Town and County.


Union Schools
The Winter term viii close on Friday
of next week. Examinations of the va
rious classes will be held during the week,
commencingon Tuesday, to which parents
and all others interested, are invited
We understand the term just closing, has
been unusually successful. The next
term will commence March Both.
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Feb. Is. 1S63.-sH.
EGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Shafer and Charles Christensen, whose
reside out of the State of Ohio, will take notice
that Jesse S. Haymsker did on the 3lst day of jan
usry A D; 1863, file his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the County of Trum-
bull and State of Ohio, against the said Samuel SHAFT
or and Charles Christensen defendants. setting
forth that on the 10th day of March A. d. 1857, the
defendant Samuel Shafer mortgaged to said Hay
maker ana Christensen, the following described
lands situate in Champion. Trumbull County Ohio,
and known as part of lot sixty three 63l, In said
township, being 20 acres of said lot, bounded as fol-
lows: beginning in the new centre road, at the S.
W. corner of 50 acres of, and in said lot 6 decided
TO BENJAMIN Beery; thence north on the west lin
of said 50 acres twenty chains, and sixteen links TO
the north line of said lot; thence west on said north
line II chains and 40 links to a post; thence south
parallel with the east line 20 chains and 10 links to
the middle of said centre road; thence east along
said road Il chains and 10 links to the place of be-
ginning. reserving and excepting from the above
boundaries five acres heretofore decided to Mary
or Polly Shafer by deed Recorded in Trumbull
County Records, Book e., Page 5S7.
Tha said lands were mortgaged to plaintiff, and
said Chri stens0n to secure the payment of three
promissory notes in the sum of $1,000: That said
not ss have become due, and that there is due TO
pla in tiff from said Shafer on the I'd note, becoming
du $S39,65 and interest from June L, 1860; and on
th at plaintiff claims that he is the owner and hold
er of said notes, and asks for the sale Of said mort
gagged lands, to pay the amount due upon said notes,
n default of payment. The defendants are required
TO answer said petition on or before the 4th day OF
April 1868. yESSEE S. HAYAAKER.
By his Att'ys Tuttle x Stull.
February 4th, 1868. CIV.