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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Stirring Union Meetings.

The very bad weather on Friday last
did not prevent a grand rally of indomit-
able Union men to hear General Garfield
and Chaplain Jones, at Webb's Hall, in
this place. The great difficulty and the
only drawback TO the occasion, was that
hundreds were unable to gain admission
to the hsll, because of the crowd, and
had 10 go away without hearing the
speeches. Had the day been propitious.
for an out door gathering, it is quite prob
able that the attendance would have
have been immense. As twas, the num-
bers present-from the county, far exceed
ed our most ssnguins expectations. We
believe there never was a better speech
made in the county, than that Of Gen.
Garfield, on the occasion of the late
meeting. The audience we're delighted,
convinced and inspired with u~nbounded
enthusiasm.
The talented representative of the no
BILE and liberty loving 10Th Congressional
DlSLIlGk AuOcu lTcSu lAuItlS " LIE
bic reputation. by his statesmanlike, log
ical and irrefutable speech. He canvass
ed the entire subject at issue, in the
present struggle, and clinched each point
as he passed them in brief but pertinent
review.
In the evening the Hall was again
filed 10 overlooking to hear from Gen.
Garfield and Chaplain Jones. The Gen
eral occupied about one and a half hours
in a speech of great power and effect
lie was followed by the Chaplain, who is
one of the most popular stumpers in the
State. and who is in turn witty, sarcastic,
pathetic and argumentative, as but few
speakers are capable of being. His style
keeps an audience in a high.pressurs
state of good humor,
Both meetings were pre-eminently sue
~oessful. The people ars aroused. The
vote on Tuesday next will show that
! TrumbuIl County feels from centre to cir
conference that her voice must speak in
thunder tones for Liberty and Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Colonel Barrett.

Lieut.. Col. n. A. Barrett, of the 9th
Ohio cavalry. to whom our readers and
ourselves are indebted for many excel
lent letters from the field" has been
mustered out of service. and returned to
his home in Newton Falls, his three years
term of enlistment having expired. Col.
Stebbins has also been mustered out, and
the regiment is now commanded by
Major Dickinson
Col. Barrett has proven his gallantry,
courage, and ability in many a hard
fought field, and we hope that his future
life, as a citizen. may be as prosperous
and happy as faithful service rendered
TO his country deserves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
II. j. McLain s. Sons Agency,
of the Market Fire Insurance
Co.. Warren Ohio

The Scrip of the recent 60 PsR CENT
Drvrprsp, is ready nov for deligery at this
Office.
Parties entitled to Scrip of previous
issues are requested to call for it.
Interest, six per cent, on all the out
standing Scrip of the Company is being
paid now.
Insurance TO respectable parties against
disaster by fire made as heretofore on the
most favorable terms, with or without
participation.
The prompt and liberal adjustment OF
Losses when flair and square" is a spec
ialty with this Company.
ASHER TAYLOR. P rest.
Henry P. FREENEN, Sec'y.
So Policies are Issued on the shortest
notice by McLsin & Son.
! Nov. 2-2W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
New Mail Arrangement.

On Monday last the usual mail train on
Mahoning R. R. was discontinued, and
but one passenger train now runs from
Youngstown to Cleveland. Tbs mail
goes west in the morning at about u
o'clock and arrives from Cleveland at Z
IN thu evening. This Is very inconVe'
nient for the public along the line
Morning papers arrive here in the even
ing. OF course no person will take g
morning paper under such arrangements
This is probably u of the great adysnts.
ges Warren was TO derive from the 4. d
G. W. Railroad A few more such favor,
will make our people feel very grateful.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
stu Life.

On the cars from Warren to Cleveland,
a few days since, ne saw a man whose
bodily functions were as nearly suspend
ed, as it would seem possible for those OF
a human being to be, without being N
tirely SO. Every joint in his body and
limbs was perfectly ~immovable. except
two of his fingers, which he could move
slightly. Hisjaws were firmly closed. and
only fluid or semi fluid food could be
introduced into his mouth. and he was
totally blind. Strange to say he has
lived in this state for more than thirty
years. His name is Perkins. and the cir
cumstances of his case. as described to
US by his half brother, were as follows:
When he was eleven years old. he was
thrown from a horse and his knee was
slightly injured. After a few days the
knee became swollen and painful. the
symptoms resembling those of rheuma-
tism, and finally the joint became stiff
Then the process commenced in another
joint. and another, and another. until all
of them, Except the Two fingers. became
perfectly solid and fixed, and he entirely
lost his sight. His arms and legs are no
larger than those of boy ten or eleven
years of age. while his body is larger, and
his head is that of a large man. and we'll
shaped. The nails upon his fingers are
more than an inch in length, are thick
and hollow. and some of them are at
right angles with the fingers. He can
talk in a low lone and is quite n msthe-
matician. He is now fifty two years Of
age, and has been in his present situation
for thirty years. The smooth healthy
appearance of his skin, and the cheerful
look of his features indicate that he has
had kind and careful attention from his
family and friends
When first attacked by the disease, he
resided in Kirkland. Lake Co., from
whence be moved to Mantua. Portage
Co. and when we saw him he was being
removed to gainesville.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
For the Soldiers.

If the friends of the soldiers who have
prepared pickles 10 send. viii bring them
70 the Aid Rooms Friday morning, we
will ses that they are hArreled aud sent
away. Should any one wish to contri
butte and not have the pickles we shall
need come good cider vinegar.
E.EAsL SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Rusiness 70 be suspended.

On next Tuesday. the Presiden
tisl election. the business men of Warren
have generally agreed 10 close their
stores and shops and devote the day
to the country. We have been reques,
ted to give nD,ice OF th- fact that peo-
pie through the county may be Informed
of the arrangement. We commend the
patriotic action of our business men as
worthy of imitation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
ReadThIs.

Hats, Caps. and Over coats of all styles
and prices. for msr and boys, also 4 large
Lot of Business and Dress coats. Negiigee
shirts, Merino and Shetland Drawers and
undershirts.
Gents Gloves. and Hosiery OF all kind
andths BEST in the market. Call at Turn
er & Psck's, Main St.
Nov. 2,-4w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Splendid Speech.

Read the speech on the first page o'
THIS paper. If you are luke warm 10 th-
glorious cause, il will stir no your cold
bloo,l ami send it in quiekening pulsi'
tiOns through your VEINS. No one but \
cold-blooded, snsky creature, can read
it. and not feel warmed up in behalf o.
the cause ii the country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02

JOSEPH G.. BTFLER. Sheriff OF TrumbuIl
Go. Ohio, hereby notify the qualified Electors OF
said County, in the Army as well as at home, that
Tusaday, b Sth Of November,
A. 1854. is the day appointed by Law. for hold
ing the Presidential Election in the State Of Ohio.
At which time the said Electors will assemble at
their respective Townships. in said County, and
de qualified Electors Of said County in the service
of the United States at such places rs are appoint
ed By the Law, regulating the same. and proceed to
ballot for two Senatorial and Nineteen Congress
ional Electors, as Electors for q President and Vice
President of the United States.
VILLAGE OF Warren, this 18th day of October. 1884.
- J. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Oct ls.-sr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Music.

A meeting Of the Trumbull and Mer'
Ger Musical Association, will be held in
Warren, at Webb's Hall, under the dlrec-
ton of Prof. A. n. johnson, of Boston,
con
%tinuing three days, closing with a public
concert, on Thursday evening.
Books will be furnished by the Con-
ductor. Members Of the association, and
ali lovers of music ara cordially invited
to be present.
L. P ANDREWS. Pres,
w. F. STEWART, Sec'y.
Nov. 2,-2w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
GUARDIANS SALE

VI By order Of the Probate Court Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, I will offer for sale tothe highest bid
der, at the South door of the Court House, 10
Warren, in said County. on Friday the 18th day Of
November, 1854, between the houIs of one and
four o'clock r. n. of said day. the one undivided
one-ffth part of the following Real Estate. situat-
ed in Bazstts Township. TrumbulrCounty Ohio,
and Known as the South part Of lot Ne. l6. bounded
said lot. then running North p chains and e6X
links, thence East q chains and ssh links. thence
chains and 36H links, to the place Of. be-
ginning, and contains in all fifty seres Of land.
more or less. Said lands will be sold subject to
Estate Of Anna Bell. The one undivided one hfth
part Of said lands subject TO said dover and life
Terms ons-half In hand and bsianee in ons
year with interest secured on premises. -
d-1l MARGARET P. BELL.
Guardian Of Msry T., HsrrietL-. and Laura J Bell.
Oct. l2,-6v eElEE-L ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
|. DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF

On Saturday, the 18th day Of November, A. D.
1854, between the hours of one and three O'Clock P.
n, Of said day, at the South door Of the Court House
in Warren. Trumbull County Ohio. in pursuance
of an order of the Probate Court Of said County of
Trumbull, will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
lands, situated in Rowland Township.
County Ohio, and known as part of lots
3 and 4, in section IS in said Township. bounded on
the East, South and est by lands owned BY Henry
B. Perkins in 1S49. and North by lands Of Francis
Andrews and the heirs of Alfred Cadwalader. con-
tanning fifty acres of land more or less The lands
herein described to be sold, is the interest Of Alfred
CadWaladsr deceased. therein appraised at $50 per
acre. JOHN KATLlFf, Administrator Of
ALFRED CADWALADER Dec.
Oct. a-4w u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
The warren GIee Club.

The singers by the Glee Club. at
Webb's Hall. on Friday night, was superb
The songs were patriotic and appropriate
t. the times, aud were executed in a
manner quite creditable to The gentlemen
concerned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
GUARDIANS SALE.


" Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO an
order from the Probate Courtof % County,
on the l7th day of November. A ID. 1864. between
the hours of one O'clock and four o'clock p. NJ on
the premises. / will offer for sale at public vendue,
the following described real estate. being part OF
lot 10. fifty and hfty-one in the Township of Mesopo-
tsmia in Trumhpll County Ohio, apd IL the one
undivided one half of the land bounded ss follows:
On the South By tbs East and West cen ire road,
measuring to the centre of the road. on the Rasi
BIZ q North and South road, which is also the lot
line, on the North by the lot line and Job. ynold'i
land. on the Jest BY lands Of Truman Gleas on,
formerly the Flavel Sheldon farm, and contains
within those bounds one hundred acres of land,
subject to the dover estate Of Angelina Hinkley
tn erein.
Terms Of sale. one third in hand. one third In
one, and ops third in two years. with interest al
siI per cent and deferred payments secured by
mortgages on the preg Uses,
The dover of said Anytime Hinkley will beToli
with said premises, on fair terml -s
The shares of the remaining heirs will also be sold
Of the ssms time.
JOSEPH W cox. Guardian.
Of BENJAMIN II. aud Emory J. Coz, minors.
Oct 3i.-sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Town and County.
Union Meetings!

Champion Centre-Thursday Eve,
Nov. ;, CAPT. a. YEOMANS,
w. o. FORREST.
HuSbard-Thursday Eve. Nov. 3,
G. NJ. FUTILE,
6. F. BROWN.
JOhnstOn-Friday Eve. Nov. 4,
CAPT. A. YE0MANS,
J. W. TYLER.
Church HIII-Fridsy Eve, Nov 1,
Z. D. TAYLOR.
Mecca, East Corners - Saturday
Eve. Nov. 5, E. B. TAYLOR,
EOrdStOwn-Ssturday Afternoon, 5th
Nov. G F. BROWN,
E. H. ENSIGN,
]. w. TYLER.
Warren Glee Club to be present.
Mineral RIdge-Saturday Afternoon
Nov. 5. G. NJ. FUTILE,
and others.
Eagle Creek school House-sat-
urday Eve. Nov. S. q. F. BROWN.
d EARL.
EiIes-Monda, Eve Nv. 4.
E B TAYLOR,
The Warren Band his been engaged
fnT the occasion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
INTERNAL REVIEW UE
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
n TNNnNP nav

hSAAAl 4%NSO1 IA
~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
parsons concerned. that the lists, valuations and
enumerations made snd taken within the County
Of Tnmbull in the State Of Ohio. under the joint
resolution Of Congress. imposing a special Income
duty upon the gains. pr0ftE or income for the year
1867, approved July 4. 1864. and tn regulation Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury for the ent
and collection Of the same. may be examined at
the office ofyaeob II. Baldwin. in the own Of Wsr-
rem. in said County Of Trumbull. for rgs dsys
from and including the 18th day Of October Al
lsoi, between the hours of 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and4
o'clock I. NJ. of each day Appeals will be reeeiv-
ed and determined relative to any erroneous or ex-
cessive valuations or enumerations BY the a~ssistsnt
Assessors. at the once Of said Baldwin, in said
township Of Warren, on the 1lth day of Nov. A..
d. 1861, at 10 o'clock N.
All appeals must be made in writing. aud speri-
fy the particular caus-. matter or thing respecting
which 3 decision Is requested, and must also state
the ground or principle of ineQsslity or srror COM
planned OF.
TAX PAYERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE SAID LIST.
or.the detection of any fraudulent returns that may
have occurred, and are requested TO report the
same to me-.
Appeals will also be heard at my office in Ra-
VIENNA. at any time before said 18th day Of Nov.
HORACE 7 .BEEBE, Assessor.
18th Col. District Of Ohio.
RayennA Ohio, Oct. 26. 5H.-2W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
DIR. PAGING

XNTho las had q practice of Eleven
w years in Cbronio Diseases. will be at War.
rem, National Hotel. Sunday and Monday. Nov. {
4 Z, and January Is & 19.
ROWLAND. Tuesday forenoon, Nov. 8. and Jan
uary. IS.
VIENNA. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8. and Jan.
uarv 10.
BR00KFIELD. Wednesday forenoon. Nov. g. and
Jan. l9.
HUBBARD. Thursday forenoon. Nov. 10. and Jan
uary 20.
CHURCHILL. Saturday forenoon. Nov. l.. and
Jan. q.
GIRARD. Saturday afternoon. Nov. IL. and Jan
nary p.
NTLESTOWN, Sunday, Nov. Is. and Jan. e.
All persons wishing to consult him can do 20 free
Of aharge. Remember the time.
Nov. q le64-36s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02

ESTATE OF CLRMONT MICH
IL OILS;
Notice is hereby given that the und ~ersisned has
been duly appointed and qualified Executor on
the Estate Of element Nichols. late Of Basetta.
Trumbun County. deceased.
WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS.
Oct. 20. ls64.-sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
A Straw.

a straw.
DR.. Peck, of Farinington, in this
ty, late Surgeon of Kit Carson's famous
regiment in New Mexico, returned to his
home last week. On his way from Chi
cago. he was impelled by curiosity to 60
into The straw business slightly, and took
a vote on the train, soon after leaving
Chicago, and again just before reaching
Crestline. The first stood
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
New Advertisements.
f ESTATE FOR SALR.


The Subscriber offers for Sale the following par
cells of Land situated as follows:
First, Lot !, Corner Of Canal and Broad Street.,
Newton Falls. Ohio. upon which ara the following
Valuable Buildings. The large two story Brick
House now occupied as n Dry Goods Store, By J. 4
". Herbert. also rs a family Residence. The up
per portion is rented to the /. o. OF, and used by
them as a Lodge Room. Attached to the same is
q Commodinus Framed Building used at present
as q Post Office and Ware House. The property Is
in good repair and has good out buildings &c nnected
Herewith.
Second. The west half Of Lots 81 and IS. fronting
on Broad Street. and containing about an acre OF
Land. On this property is a good two story Dwell.
ling House and a frame Building designed for q
Shoe Shop. This property is also in good repair
with out buildings.
Third, One half Of Lot ls and fractions Of Lots
II and is, situated in the VILLAGE Plat of Newton
Falls. These Lots front on the Windham and Brace
vile Roads. and are well adapted for building pur-
poses.
Fourth. Eighty acres Of good timbered land OF
excellent quality. in Center To. Wood Co. Ohio.
Fifth. Forty acres of good numbered land. lying
in Paulding Tp., Paulding Co. Ohio.
For particulars as regards Terms and lime Of ray
pent. INQUIRE of the Subscriber at the Post Office,
Newton Falls. Ohio. A. N. ALLEN.
Nov. 2-3mo.s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
OIL PAINTINGSF

: 4 few OIL PAINTINGS. mostly views on the
Hu dson river. with good gilt frames, viii be hand
some for a hundred years, and will be sold at rer
markedly low prices Only I've and seven dollars
at ADAMS BOOK STORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02

AHaEN JOHNNY CONES HOME
FROM THE VAR.
Is . tip top song. also The battle Hymn" Of the
North. anew and good song with a fms chorus,
NADkAs Gtsle sIOBk
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02

NOTICE is hereby given that
IN the undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified executor Of the estate of John Lane
HIRAM HUTcHINs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
PENSION AGENCY.


The undersigned Is authorized by Government
and Is fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application TO the proper department for
the payment OF the following claims on the Gov
ernment, viz
l CLAIM OF Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
2 Claim Of Widow Of deceased officer or soldier
Tor pension.
3 Claim Of Mother
4 Claim Of Guardian Of Minor Children Of de-
ceased Othcer or Soldier for pension
5 Claim Of Otieer or Soldier for arrears Of Pay
Bounty, 6e-
6 Claim Of Widow ofdeceased oGcer for arrears
of Pay Bounty. &c.
II Claim OF Father
s Claim of Mother
0 Claim of Adult Children or Guardian Of Mi
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears Of
Pay, Bounty Money, &c.
10 Claim OF Brother or Sister Of deceased off,
Ger or soldier for arrears of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey, &c.
OF pension.
Application Of Widows
All persons who are entitled to any Of the above
Claims. will have prompt collections made by ap-
plying TO he undersigned in person at his Once IN
Hartford or by letter addressed to him at the same
place. All letters Of inquiry concerning arrears o.
Pay, Bounty Money, Pensions. &c, promptly an
sHered. GEO W. SNYDER.
June l5-ly' Claim Agent. Hartford, o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-02
Lectures.

Lectures.
Mr.. Fl. q. johnson will lecture or Nat
ursl Philosophy at Bristol on Friday eve
ming of this week, and at Pennington
Centre on the evening following. The
Lectures will be illustrated by appropri-
ate experiments.
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IN Is hereby given, that the Probate Court has
ordered a dividend of ten per cent to be paid on
the claims heretofore fled, under the assignment
Zee Of Taylor & Jones. Warren, Ohio. on and after
the first day Of November. A. D. 1854,
L. Q. JONES.
Assignee.
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