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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12
STATE OF VERMONT
STATE OF VERMONT,
a PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the Windham County Bank, banking corpora
ton duly Incorporated by The Legislature Of the state Of
mont located and doing business at Brdtteboro in the
County Of Wndhsm. have made application request.
ing me t. Issue proclamation designating day for the
termination NJ the existence NJ sail corporations; ani where
ms has male sppear to that two thirds of the
legal votes Of the sockhocrso said corporation given
In favor of said application.
Nor. therefore, 1, JOHN GREGORY SMITH, Governor Of
the State oi Vermont, in conformity with said application and
the provisions Of Sections eThtysx and shy-seven
Chapter eghynne of the General Of Vermont
hereby issue my proclamation and declare that on the l7h
day VI Mag, A. d. 1866 the said CORPORATE of the Wind
ham County Bank shall exist fully ard with the
effect its charter expired by the Limitation therein
or this creditors OF said Wndham County Bank and all 9TH
concerned will take notice AMI govern themselves
curlngly
In witness whereof have hereunto signed my name and
caused the seal Of the State I, be hereunto aGixe |
IT. in Executive Chamber ST. Adams this twenty
lhrd day OF July, In the gear Of Lord one thous-
AMI eight hundred and sixty-h,ur and u the Inde-
pendence Of the United States the eighty ninth.
j. GREGORY SMITH.
ny the Governor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
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LELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.
TOWNsHEND, VT
rVHE FALL TERM OF THIS INsT1Tr1

i ton will commence "Wednesday, August 3lst
None but Thorough aud competent Teachers employed IA
the different departments NJ lnstrucon lis desirable mai
the students be rnmPty present. No bills made out fcr
less than the Who'll; Term, "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12

TNTNA FIRE INSU RANCE
ZLCompany. Capital, 81 500 OOO. Applications receive
Ell for insurance in this Companyone OF the oldest the
Union NATHAN HALL
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LEGAL NOTICES.


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. WE THE
~ subscribers being appointed by the Hon the Probate
Court for the District Of Westminster Commissioners
ceiye, examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons agninst the Estnte Of
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. WE THE
~ subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Probate Court
Tor the District IT Marlboro Commissioners n receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands all against
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DIRECTORS OFFICE,

PREsDENT,-HENRY CROCKER.
VIcE-PREsIDEHr,-DANIEL SHARP.
SEcRETARY,-W. H. HOLLISTER.
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INSURANCE.


NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOSTON, MASS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, PREsIpExr.
b. +. STEVENS, VICE President.
JOS. NJ GlBBENs, SECRETARY.
'7" 19oo's, 80 . pz,s0V,VVV.
Last Cash Dividend. .........S 100000.
40 PER CENT. PAID TO ALL INSURED.
rms COMPANY. established In 1913 the oldest and most
wholly Mutual IAie Iusurauoe Company In the United
ma has boon uniformly suecrssiu, having always
m, y, 'a,ss returns In cash dividends ~ policy hoders.
Is strictly pen-Saent Institution fnnai protectnni
entirely ben.hcent IN all s work nns and and 10
an excellent form u investment, -
ny the last report Of the Insurance Commissioners the
surplus Of n.ets oner liabilities greater
than any Life Insurance Company In United states
FOR further Inflammation enquire Of the subscriber once
NO . nigh Stree, BratteDoro, VI.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Ageal
Also Agent for
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ms. COMPANY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Hartford Ct
BAY STATE FIRE ms. CO., Worcester. Mass
All Of which Offices among the largest safest and best
con luced in New England.
CHARLES CHAPLIN.
Drattlcboro, June goth, 1864. 3mos20
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Editor II PhmniN.-Dcnr Sir with your per-
an wish to To the readers Of your paper that will
ssd by return mall to all who wish II, (re Recipe with
fi directions for making and using simple Vegetable
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o NHusta che, in less than thirty days.
applications answered by return mail without charge
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The preparing and combining the hoodroot elixir is
tended with results medical science in Importance
inhalation Of ether In surgery Roots and Plants in ther
s'yes pungent AID dsagrecabe, by and scen
,hc process Of extracting lin vscup rendered more effective
in th'ir operation entirely diveste Of the gripping and dis
tressng pain whch attends the action Of other
medicine. They also made to become highly
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- Hartford, Conn.

Cash Capital and Surplus January J. 1861. s3IO50l IL
C. T.. BOWERS President
We. B4EEs, Secretary.
For INSURANCE in this old and reliable Company,
Apply 10 NATHAN HALL, Ageue
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A true copy Of record.
Attest SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec OF G. and NJ. Affairs.
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I ITERATION.

this day give my SON. ELVIN n. DERRY, his time dur
ing the remainder of his minority and shall claim OF
Lis earnings debts OF his contracting after this
date. ARNER 4. DERRY.
Townshend July 10th, lsGi.-3w'3I
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4 Gard TO the suffering. swallow two or three
ho-s eads Of "Buchu," Tonic Bfs" "Sarsa paran Ner-
v4s Antilptes" &c &c &c and after YOU satisfied
wlh she result then try one box Of OLD DR. BUCHANS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PfLLS-And be restored to health
AMI vtor in less than thirty days. They rurey vcgea-
bic pleasant take prompt and sautary in their effects on
the brokendown and shattered constitution Old aud young
can take them with advantage Imp-rted and sold in the
United States only by JAS. S. BU rLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York
Agent for the United States
S-A Box Of the Pills securely packed, will I've mailed
to any address receipt Of price, which b ONE DOLLAR
post ailmoney refunded by the Agent IL entire sosiac
tior not given. 3mos3O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-02
.a8 Del3 @aaren Xager
pe6 Norpmeteu
u. Mlbrc dit,

UtVII SItuBtI UVttVuIU CIT p(tHU. Jtlttyt,
ct. paul, Minn.,
entbalt bic erreartisie Auetpabl Ron feinsn unt
c1tindren pel5waaren. mrl9e tisberin eenerwet-
'li&en Staet BEN putlitum our DispoFtion aant.
Nietcrinen, vGapes., fur Damien. lleberr6de
tlr 1errer. eefertist aus allen @orten yela BON,
:3otel bic CUR Mo(&usratte; Mieen unb 9ane.
f@ub. @&littenbtden unb Bi6elroten, tur3 MQes
Mas in @intertasen
Die Aerren unb bic Damien trd9en,'
limb mas man duf Der Neiie fIbrt,
Dannit bte 8dlt uns ni9t 9enirt,
tn better Aualitat. mad BEN neusRen @ei1n,ad
unb ~eblfeil bel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-02

Dit banpIun8 In
NJ aterinl @aare,t ,lnb ieber
4lrt ppn 6amilieubebarf
pom ~
9enrD Garms,
ct. Yeter. Minnelota,
balt i1ete purratbig Gin rti@esN Gortiment Der teten
Groceries unb 9rppiiipnen,
iewie Glen . @aaren,
ftrntr Gin 2a9er pom
S1uben. Stiefelu,
6uten, MIBen, u. (. ~.
0auter Mrtitel fur ben ettpSbnli&en Ysbarf unb
MusS 3u ben pcblieilNen Yreiten.
penrY 4.armS.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

rho following table show the highest and lowest quo
tations Of United States per coupon bonds
Of 1881 since the c0mmencement Of tho year 1865
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY od. S-ePn
TIE market irregular this morning sfssf sne
panic like excitement OF yesterday afternoon
As compared wish Tuesday second board prices Erie
declined The nrss board N Nsw York eenre =, fud-
son River Reading q Michigan sooshera ~, Illinois
Central n Chicago. Burlington and quincy Fer wayne
improved per csnt Michigan Central = Cleveland and
Pu,sburs Chicago and North IN, Rock Island
Ix In the miscellaneous liz, Can,sa Company declined
X. Cumberland coai isX. Quicksilver SO
overumeut securities duii Coupon ave twsnties
soId a, fos,. X coupon sixcs Of 1881 lO&x l05k
coupon ten forttes ssk o. year csrtineatss 9Ax
0as and shrscteushs notes october and April.
Io4S; United states skies OF 1861 sold q $50.
State stocks wsre lower. but steady n the decline
Railroad bonds Irregular Erie drss mortgage declined
Chicago and Northwestern T. Fort Wayne second
gage q nliuois Central bonds sdvauccd 4 There was
notang dons IN bsnk snares
After the call there improved feeling shown in the
quotations. aud At the open board at O'Clock sharp
riss took place . g., -s.. +. \.
Al the second board this was partially lost but stl
che prces showed marked advance upon those Of the
morning. Erie advanced ~. New York Central AZ,
Michigan Central *, Fort Wayne y, Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN T. Illinois Central g. Cleveland and Pitts
burg ~. Chicago and Northwestern 1. Cleveland and
Toledo J. Rock Island y. Hudson River 3, Reading y
Michigan southern 4 Governments securities were steady
COUPON ten.rorties excepted. which deciioed Y.
After the call the improvement ooutiausd and at the
open board thres, Erss sold ~ soK Reading
I2l Illinois Central 1lA Hudson River ii2k Michigan
southern O., Northwestern 80 Csvsand and Pittsburg
%, Rock Island s9K, Fort Wayne oix Prairie du
Chen "a.
The gold market was remarkably steady to-day. The
opening quotation lsok. and the closing l0l u
and these we're the highest and lowest prices.
The fluctuations In gold since The eounsoosmeut Of
aha hayA hoAU
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
FINANCIAL.

PRofe5 5ALs boa IoIS-yf1E rwEHrT soEDd
as :s ss s e : 81 . ' Is g:s:s
% @ e S. a q ss rs
:. on 8: !. ar d;.: Of ~
sfef sys pears and payable IN twenty years from
:s % a q s Hs
sondad aciisls os aS ~sss che oa.s g 40
.ss Isr & s'
u: . :; s FOR % ss 1ncs 81 sssS 4
.:Siny:ss e" ss sSl .::.ss:.
& h as asDa.seas i B.nor run f
burg Cnesnsa L0qisvIs Chissso bssroi. Bua.Io or
trans.s business Without charge for which deposits
s: s:s ss .:: e %
ss s's % ~; 4;
e. sss 81 s SSr So ~ ss sn
slUo Rssls!eIsd Bends Of 5000 aud $1,000 VIII bs
be .s s.sssf = ss ss.s s:s..sS Sss:: I:
sss'; 'rs:'j: ss': ,ss':s,;
6 sss
% y:
sssr:i. ,ss IN I. = %sda'' 'as.a = Hose wAe''
sS: ?: vs s
Hscs ssses sf asesO;saos OiSa o ss5:
p 10 A: s1s S ss per- sad
The bonds will bear interest from November Interest
on dspost from .hsr dats % November VIII p pA0
one hau Of Tho Grss asaimenL o. twoptynve cect
Ss sspd or nc5 ns % .a... 81
bu. such Ss received IN part o. sas
:sss s:.s
70 the s'vssnnsas ssesrysd y ss @
.0 tsst bag ye34 saF' Aseereiaty ~ As rreasury
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPusr.

WEDNESDAY,, Uct, 5-6 p II
AsaEs Receipts. loS bbls. Market unsettled and
iower with small $40 rs sll FOR pos and 81 50
1872 for pearls.
moa 2a,64 bushels wheat 500 do. corn IL so5 10
oats 734o DO rye and 25 I'll do barley Tho -four market
wasvcry dull and dspr .ssed, and prices ot the
grades l0c 20c lower The local and Eastern trade
buy more than just sufficient to meet prescott necessities
II the hops laying IL winter supplies At lower ngurcs
while some holders Who Independent OF The
of the mo1oy rkes. bsiisvrs nour 70 be cheap ar
Gle At the ruling prices measured BY the depreciation
Of tho currency are storing their supplies to await
chsnc es OF . reaction or tho markot saes 500 bbs
State and WESTERN 900 do so uttsrn and $50 Canadiao
Rye aour continued inactive, wbe meal more
active, but a, rather prices 100 bbis
latter 81 IS for Jersey 50 for Marshs caorc and So Is
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

With reference - the market for Amorican sscuris
in fcnda sattershw altos circular Of the 22d Of sspten
Der says aat fF sal NJ 8aa N..a Vr d
since our last thsse has been large anoust Of bush
ness transacted Ia the LooGon market Tor American
rites United states bonds have been good
eonand during the week aod on eceipt OF more fsvora
bic l,el rsncs ny the Jars, advaDced 10 ~. which
yre lines we're taken bui consider able saes the price
Al lie close better than S3T toH In railroad
shat es the ttaneacons bave siec been Bunerous MI
rois C. rs AT time rsccded 70 b but on lover ex-
ouauec from New lu9k reacted TO- 53 the bhss poini
howeyer has poi maintained aud they close 52 70
ba M rIes the nqnry hos scarcely been % great but
tbey remain ste,dy At last weeks quoslons u rai,
road bonds ha, little has been doae, tee coming TO mar
ket We have 70 record an Improvement IN tanc and
Great Yves orn secoud mortgage and " the nrs mort.
gage bOuis the Pennsylvania section, consequent on
bayug 70 secure the coupon due ls Of october,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

rUnE IxpBRiAL. SILVER MIMIC COMPANY or
II San frapcisco hs@ declared dividend for the mouth
September Of seven dollars sud Gy cents per share
GOLD and sfter 5h inst through ihe Bsak ~
Eaforua stock holdsfs less exchange BY LB
WALL n, Offices No - Pine street N - --sT7
Nsv ToaE, Oct 4. 1854 +.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06


The ot, Of foreign exports from tho port OF BAL
tniore Tor the !ast week was sl9o, 100. ara
The report u the Illinois Central Railroad shows an In
crease last month Of sixty pcr in trac In septe
Der, 1854. .sc amo.o, s7orooo and In September
1852, s47s.576 the s,Ics OF land 10 September were
Szo 90 and the cash reespts n ths Land Dep,rtmeo,
S3o5 oco making an aggregate OF ST. 35s 900. The
psny have pld OIL about 900 s. 900 o.
bouds called at 100 let Of 0ctooar The bali suce ALL
be raid presentation, The iutersst these boaas
ceases nn ;ba. day, -t
lhe iolloaiag semi annual dividends have bceu DO.
cared by banking Institutions In Massachusetts,
HsnI SHIRE AanufactJers' Bank, Ware, 3 per cent;
Quincy Stone. wcburp, Narblehead, - per share.
Nosthb trough, ~ per cent; Psmberton Lawrence s.
Ardoycr Pacific, Nantucke 4; litizons Worcester.
a. MccbaGics' Worcester, q. Cy National, Worcester,
s. Nil oed, 9: Prescot Lowell o: Essex, Haverhili, s.
Hcrrlm 4ois, baverbii Harvard Ca,nhfdge g. Charles
Pvcr, .. Cimbr!dRe City, ~; cambridge, 4: Niiers
iyc- Atht. aud extrp. Worcester National worces.
tar o. tensrai National, wcrcester. 81 arnond
Worcester. AZ Marha's Viney ard EdsAtown.4 a Hollis
ton az APP eiop low oil, Lowell Daak, MerchAais
Lowell aud per cent extra Railroad Bank, Lowell,
srd VAN SIT Lowsii.4
Tho Shipment or from San Francisco this year
10 ScpsInbrr H. compares with the exports during the
ssnc perpd ~ 1853, as follows
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Since Jan, .slos 6ls $40 1as15ss5o 16s 9Ss 1853
The New York Imports FOR The past weex compare -
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
POLITICAL.
SUPPLY WARBHOUsR.
WAR EAGLK UNIFORMS COMPLBfb.
War Cuhs Capa RAgeG Badges Aprols banners Torshee
L.nterns Candle, Ae

THE sS i i. III s:I S... s..l ...
nExooRAlI0 aEHnsAL ooHnIrrEE .ov fHE
w e sa ssss 81: III sss s.
y: 3: ss' Z:
wSs':s; ::sh SssH :s::.sa uPsa homer
az Ss:s,. fSs &: :sss ward
s., st Ss
s:: ::'' '''
Az. s S:ss.s %
Tsird ~:sd. essh L: sAs Foss:n rf.H sasa Htisshs
ie ss asd
ss
a.. Ssss: H. % sss 3 6 sis..r oa'' % rs'
cosrsoas i via s. dsss.ss sss
we ws,S. each cSSsrss.SS. a,ics . ,ss ~ 9sSs.:
'ae iss P. e ssst
Esssta pl.lr.os. nm. Ward He..L .''
-s.is 6s!rsi-Ea1~ HOas. Eighth avenue. corner Of
I ] seaensh Disirc mo ass Third street, tar ass
EESSSS ss f:S, vo, ,,nr,.
from sasS EIsseo di:;!s in Ss rsspsoa,s As:snSy
isc sif s %ss'
Firsi Dsrot-At 50 grsenw lch stree.
si1sd sS3s bs.e@1 rs sss:sp w.sa aes sss
Fourth Dis!rct AT Pythagcras Hall r.
Fifth District-Hud street, corner OF Barrow.
eixth Dis,rict-Tcnth W ard Hotel. fe 1 lst4
Seventh Dstrict- A. 69 Bank street. ss.I yg s.aa
ghth Dsirict-At CampbeuA Wilct corner OF Delaney
Il street. ..fa#r saaaa4
i Tenth Dis.rtct-At Sinclair House
1 Twelfth pisrct-Thrd street, corner OF avenue
In ohef Assembly districls the WAd ASSOCIATIONS will
ther candidates ~ such time and place rs they
/ shall prefer Hnaa -f.f#H9lltl @ s4- +. A.3+ Is
All elections nominations and proceedings az afo esad
musl be and in conformity with the constu
ton. JOHN hcKEON. Prcsdsnt
Faop. FonA & 1MsrnSoS' MsrrTS Vice PrcsidsuA
kssEE Rk9aE Z; MHrII.oah rIHa Secretaries ste2 no. r
Blank Certificates of Hlecon be procured at the ON
OF the Secetary john Whtmore, OF Ccore aud
l Leen ard srcea M
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Tho w5eat msrket was again rather easier the Of
soc business being on basis or decline OF &c. &c.
prices have fallen 70 pont q which shipments 10 Gu
rope can be made pronaby, taking into the
trenc low rates Of ffcight snd oeuce quite
erx business ior export The purohssss Tor export q,
DAY beng larger than for swcoks sars a5, 0t0
busnes. at 81 10 81 73 for Chicago spriDg. 81 70
81 70 for Milwaukee club 81 rs 81 fs for amber spring
and wintor red Western. and 81 30 81 82 10. amber
Michigan Rye was dull and nominaiiy 81 33 81 - for
Wesis and 81 so FOR North river Barley 10 ode
rate rc1uest but The msrket heavy the receipts
being quite lIrSe; sales ~ 900 bushels OF prime
Go d. West at S2 Oats lower and dull at Soc
SIC Corn vas a'so lower. With coed business at tfo
decline The prospect Of large Gro? rasher depFes
sirg elect on the market saies 81 900 busbcs NJ 81 ~
81 10 for western mixed, Closing st the inside price.
Coal --Dumeettc unsettled aud low We ysote Pits
ton and IackawanDa at So Scranton 50 aS.0 TJ
sizc, aud Sll for hard. delivered from yard. f,re,su
WAS IN lyht supply. U sME W4 M8tE@
" uominal
Corros--The market continued dull aod ccT~-sscd,
and the quotations uerely nominal sales ol y bales
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
tiOus 10 RoverDment loan

The highest cash prices Of the leading railroad and mis-
ceansous shares with the premium sod al the nrst
sesss sf the Board Brokers day compare with the
ouosnaons on Wednssda Of last week q folows-
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

The following comparative statement shows the aver
ago condition Of tbs Leading tsms q the PhAdslphia
bsuks for the past and previous si tu 5ss
H tr Ldr Wesk 2Ass Wedk
Loans ........... ..,.A, al, ,839 956 Al,l52S35
. Specie ~. ...... .... 3 $50 4S4 1870 1856
Legal tenders !. ..... 10 7ss ,S4A NOl07ii
Deposits. ................. 34,S3s,lC9 vt S4649ip3
Circulation r......... 2Sio,So9 s pre- 2,62s, ,8SA
This bank statement o. averages shows further large
failing o In oans and deposits with increase oS
s2li ,y37 OF iogai tenders. Y. ,... ,ss, ....5i
The foosing table tho amoun. of tolls received
at the Utica oce The Eric and Ch caaas during
september this year aAd last .r.t.
laaa 1888 1894.
Eric Canal. ................e$ ~ o3y l,372
Chenaugo CAna 3Ss l,221
Total ,..............i4oss $500
the to, OF foreign exports from tho port OF BAL
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

fsrrY or NEW YORK-DRPARTMBNT OF FINANCE.
~ Comptr0,ier's oNicea Sept ~ 1864.
LEASES OF PUBLIC DOCKA TIERS AND SLIPS, At
4f NV -fNt5i AUCTION r,
The coct .h8 whastaSo fof the use o.
occupation of the undermenoned docks and alps,
toe OF yesrs nrst day OF November
1854 sold public cton, st the CITY Hall, %
Tuesday. October IS isea q S y HSlofs oo
Lot No. l-Per No q. .,ai, - n4a.4lrF a.af gs .ta
Lot No. 1-Piey At The loot OF Watts street
n Lot No a--Parla foot of Charlton street
Lot No. A-Pier 46.t cot of King street t.. Frs ass
Lot No. 5-Pior II, foot of Houston street
erns conditions Of saets bo lad at ths Compsroers
oa1ce
81 order OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
= - IL MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroles.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

7GTn WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC AssocTs-
III tiou he drmocracs OF the S,steerth watd
p,cs,ed 10 attend torch lstt 2rocesAoD Of This on
Thurs evening Oct -, occck, ftoni the
f Fft-enih street and Ten av~nue Friends Ms.si
len. ras 10 tho john Rogers, President; A Il.
Coserove John j. Boylc Vice Pres dents: John ODarr
John kc,y Patrick Esry ASSISTANT sccrossles
4 Mcvey Corresponding Secretary, Jnurrs ahaney Teas
srer James Barker James hcean. Assistant Treas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Bank Robbery.

The first National Bank of Youngstown
was forcibly entered on Saturday night,
by burglars. To get at the money a hole
was drilled in. the iron door of the vault,
over the lock. and an attempt was made
TO blow open the door. or blow of lock,
with powder, but failed. The thieves de-
camped, having captured nothing. The
lock was so injured or INSTRUCTED, that
the key would not open it, and for a time
on Monday, the bank was in a state of
suspension, not only of specie payment,
but of all other payments and business
the funds, books and papers being secure
" fastened up against all access. A ma
son was called in, who by removing part
of the brick work opened an entrance be-
tween the outer and inner doors of the
vault. The inside iron lining of the out
er door was found forced partly off blythe
powder. This was removed, the bolts
were pushed back and the door opened.
The inside door and lock was all right
That and the safe inside of the vault be-
ing opened, and the funds reached, bust
ness was resumed.
On taking off the lock, ard shaking
"a the drillings which had INSTRUCTED
il, the key worked as usual. The door
was repaired, the mason bricked up the
hole and the bank is now ready for the
burglar to try again, though we think he
will have a tough job before he pockets
the gold and greenbacks. Those valuable
articles are kept in a Herring safe, inside
the vault. This safe the bank has recent
ly procured. 1t is of the latest and most
approved construction. both in material
and lock, and if not entirely burglar proof
is as near it as human ingenuity has at
tained.-AahOning Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
WARREN, JUNE 2. 1864.

Eess1s. EditorE-In communication in
your last issue over the signature of A.
W. Parker, relative to our District conven-
ton, the following appears: "If our con-
vsntions will permit men from abroad to
prepare their resolutions, and after hsv-
ing procured their adoption, slip them
into their pockets. jump on to the cars
and be of, surely Secretaries however
DESTROYS, they may be to make full reports
must fail"
The above refers 10 me, and some body
from abroad, who may have been in the
convention. The facts. are these: The
resolution referred to, was drawn by my
self on the morning of the convention
no other person being present, and no
person saw it to my knowledge until l
offered it in the convention, unless they
took the liberty to examine it in my hat.
] offered it of my own motion. no one re-
questing me TO do so, and no one suggest
ing to me an idea it contained, and | saw
it passed to the chairman, or one of the
secretaries; what became of it afterwards
j have no knowledge of.
GEORGE F. BROWN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
DEATHS,


In Warren. on Saturday May .. 1864. MARCIA
RET ANN. daughter of II. F. and Margaret Ad-
ans, about ! years Of age.
In Hubbard. May 80. 1884. OF typhOid fever. MIL
TON PHILLIPS, aged a years.
In Vernon. Ohio. a, his fathers residence. GEO.
C.. THOMPSON. March L. 1864. in the sd year Of
his age.
In Bloomfield. Ohio, at the residence Of Eos.
Brown. April 3. 1864. LIZZIE THOMPSON. in her
18th year.
In Lordstown. May 6. 1854. ELIZABEH A. wife
of ]. C. Pew and daughter of 8. ]. Pew. of War
rem, in the twenty second year Of her age.
On the 18th Of May. 1t the residence Of the Mrs.
Z. Paltzgrof. in LOrdstown. Mr.. u. J. FRANK
LIN HOFFMAN, Of Warren aged Is years, 10
months aRd Is days.
Mr.. Hoffman was a member Of Company A, list
Reg n. o. g., and upon the call Of the Governor.
went with the Regiment TO Johnson's Island, but
soon returned on furlouEh ard on his arrival home
survived but & few days. His remains were inferred
at the Palizgrof Cemetery in LordstOwn. the Rev.
Mr.. johnson, Of Warren. eonducting the funeral
services, in the presence Of friends. neighbors and
acquaintance.