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, 1864-08-10

II lDnlA Market.
iSpecia D-spsteh to The Chicago TnbuEe,'
fT4 LoEts. Tuesd.Y, AnEustg, 1861.
TonAoco-Dull ard lever; sal. 2.8 hnis rejt cted
u sod1tonnl hhds lugr. aloa a go; common chip.
ii cat i st90 q 30 niddlinE DO at x2ohGs2ss5;
good hEd fns do At $t9toss7 So; common and ne
dsnm anufacturtng Leaf 49, o4as5 So good do At
ss8 o. tire ss762a 5000 and $ie',to 90 ns-
FLouE-Dnll; sales sM brls tountry single extra at
49.1S so opublc extra 1t 4tb 20.
GRA1a-Wt eat lover. with sales Of 10 sacks lutt-
rfeF and COMP on tal At ssta1.70 $50 do fstT Al
good Of 81 eH3185; 16s0 do good and prime st bJo3
IS; prime At &eto no sti!ctly prime at $2o.k
&zo; 30 toice At t2.loa2 II: and 2ots do Ct dice
extra ehoice at se1a99 Is per bu:hel. Corn Quls.
wllh ss'es of2 e.cks chetce t1ed. aud ssT do yell
low at T. -. and 81 do choice white 1t s7a148 psr
Lushe. Oats declined saes taS hicks new in o1d
hatd sack. At IS ssc so1 do Prime newtn new bag.
At SC: 1o DO at e1c. and 40 do Ut BIC pss b sfel
Rye-ea!es Of g sacts At ii ~.
wa1sA1-Narsei dull s1lts otis brls ut SITS per
gallon.
TA11ow-A let ofs1 tie1ces chotcs was reported at
}6c 2 y.
GKocEEIEs-Susar and Cofee re.y quiet sales re.
p1rteu Of eG hsis 1etoited ut soa md 1t0
half brls plantation ut st,t7H per Ratlon.
, 1864-08-10

HE ~,
In this city. on the 9Th Inst. Mr. TI1Os. YOUNG.
only ron CT Thrnaa yonnt, uarlle4t-l. Scotland.
2Rec 81 yeafs
n ofD1rR at 1c o'clock
In tbs city. on tho 9th Iust oii1hsmm alton Of tha
bpw<ls. JOSIAH ALBERT }Sa02SE, 500 OF A1ssrt
p snd MaT9 0fporre, aged months.
In Atfda1eown, Conn. Aug. 9. Mr.. A39T q. HU 3.
HARD the 9Ith year OF ths beloved mother Of
Gurdt Il 8. Hubnatd. Of this city.
In Eacfne, Wis, the 7th tnsL 1851 SITTER uuger
Ing iilI efs, IAgaA teed ,yea- mont tbs and %
, 1864-08-10

trace brnnds he market closing dr, With co huTe1a
at outsce quotations.
waIsxx-I4sln nImee; 5i;saL757i for STATE. snd
"GHIIH-Wbcat heay1. and a,7so lower ea.151a&s
for Chicago spr1rg; 1852 . ior A!lws4keo elao:
ri 47@7 20 for w,nt-f red western Corn heavy and
iee:c Tower; 81 53cl1l for new mixed westeTn Sc
for Inferior 40. Oats in fs1r Eeqaest; scs TITO for
EKcGfR1rs-Cofee arm rio 47Rasc. Sugar dull:
Cnts Musctyaoo unchanged. lace nrm; Raagooa
PsTRoLprA-steadT Crude 51A@.2e: Rsancd, In
bond, 8'@s+c Ienneo Zee quoted at Ssas1xc.
WooL-Qulet aud prize. generally wf.hous chang.
11ors Very 6rm at 2oGh3c.
PEoT1 1s1cas-Conmon to Prime Pork nc ders setT
active and prices de tde+ u lo<es: $500 for Mess:
{S7.2:MS7.f. for New Aess, enlety At lower price;
Ga.W@M s. for Prime: 80 $a1i for Prize Ness.
fis@t3 90 ier Cc1ntry Prime ;ss19 01& for tsc
packed Mess. ard kz2ch&18QQ fer Extra Mess tut
Shade eAsier Il 7'{@SAc. Butter sc.Ere ara ar:rer
At 4reai.e for Ohio; ,e for State. Cheese IL eco1
demand aud dr1eE at iS@26t.
, 1864-08-10
I1liuoIs. and a11cEt7nn Canal

Illinois. and 1l1cEI7nn Canal.
lSpecta, D:spAtch 10 the Chicago T1lh1ne.j
+BRtparpoRr. Monday. ArE. al p. N.
ARRIyxD-Lsoy franklin soc gds tubble ttoae :.
D. Htes. Athens, Il c yes dimension ston+; H. g
Loomtt, Athens 90 yes rubble stone Caroltne, La
Sale, 5,tcn bu corn: 9ebastopol. Uticar 15o TONS
sard; Asia, La Sale, 14s tons coal Investigator,
Athe1s, 81 ) ds zuhhe stole.
L1TEE.
CLEAnFp-A1nbAa,e, La 5sile; I1ay Franklin,
Atttps 1nvest,anr:r,A ,Athens; Conveyance. Ataens;
s a. pouglas Eo.2t seoeca, Is slGo It timber North
An erica, Ottawa, ~ 6o It tiuber D. Hess, Athens;
II. G. Loouts, ktheps; Alliance, Ottawa, IS SO Il
tin bet.
AEE1y1p Antelope Il Sale, 1A9 tons cna1 2TA'ri,
Chief, La Sale, sGtD tn colp, lsb b. WHEAT, r bzls
hfpbwihes
, 1864-08-10

0sweEo mnFkets
OBwxao. Tueadav, AuCus.0
F1ouE-Dull and decEeAslog. although not quotahly
lower: city braid from No rptluE $ll,0ne8u.?5
tTnm led winter S11.5o; trom White e1s ooaat2.25
double extrn rom prime Vhlte at!239l3o1.
GRAIH-W Wheat creeping aud Inactive; Nh 1pEir &
beld at 4215; No do 81 ss No RAD winter Indiana
&a.se white Csnsda,an tao, wthon sales Cprn nc.
ttye. NJ d held at II. .s5Gel50
GixAf EBKIdHr6-fluii and unthanFad.
, 1864-08-10

H}lwaukec MhrktL
lspecia Dispatct4 10 the ChlcagO Tnbune.I
MILWAUKEE. TuerosY. Aux. ..
lS-Eheat-Recelpts, $500 bu. The tnarkas
has s. to-day, and Is toerAbly active At the
ceclns. SHles this morning II o bu ut 81 0S. 52o
sa&8 and = osH. On Charge 1900 bu 1t n r2k&2os
oa1t unsettled. Buyrs offer &c, aud holdets AK 2c
Corn heavy at Il u. Bye and barley nominal
WooL-Heavy a. sc.
LArER.9 r. M:-No decided charge In tie market
This evening. Sales aecut 1870 bu No Spring at
a2.Gs67!N, the market closing at $aGsK.
, 1864-08-10
Buffalo Market.
p~aYr TnAa1nu FvArfny An4 q

FyorK-Du1l. .--- -.- -.
GBA1H-Vhest. dul', inacttve and nominal, Corn,
dull; No. 2, $tas6aiss OAtt, rlese and innelvt 81
@ss assrd. and s. offered. o:her grains scszce aad
nominal.
u1sKY-Dnll and pomina!: 41.72@1 q.
CANAL FRE16nTs~- Firm to EGs fCEk; wseat, Tic.
err. 100 6Ac: cats. nc.
LA1E IMroRTs-F1"ur, 1871 bu; wheat, IT'S. hus
corn. 59.a9l bu: oatk, So: ba:
CANAL E1FoET9-Fiour, 155 bu; wheat, 81; 80 6u:
com go hU. oats. SR.1fQ.
, 1864-08-10

Baltimore Market.
RALT7HoRH, Tuesday, Aug. ..
FLeuk-Fi:r. Ohio extra ~ $12.l0: Ho1ard's street
sppernne at 2u.I> @iz, %.
%uEAT-Dec1Iblng t@7c.
WUItkY-QulI and ncmln5l At $l.SQ.
, 1864-08-10

save Your Chi1lren.-From the TOO often
fatal effects Of Summer Complaint OF Cholera In
Carminative Ba,sam. No hetter or surer remedy
can be found for Diarrhea, Dssentery. Cramps, Of
Cholera being quick, cafe and Ger ain in its action,
aGordipg immediate relief Sold by Druggists
every where, a1s8Q4i1- st. -XWHs
, 1864-08-10
BOARD OF POLICE.

Overhaut1n the NufshnceA-Repoft OF
the Police shpefntlo nB lar the Quar-.
Yer ending with JaNe.
, 1864-08-10

Metropolitan nau 70 Bent -Tais Assl
Is 20 rent for all the purposet tct wtl-h suth halle
are or.Inkr1lT used. Terms Eoterat-. Arl,1ic4-
ti6ns can be made 1t the otHce. adjoining tce en-
trance to th6 Hall iel1-EAG-H
, 1864-08-10

~ Home and Sign Painting, Calciu1inine,
Glazing and Graining. Paper ,Hsrgines and Vim
dow Shades selling Ut Wholesale and retail At New
York prices, +. Il. R1aBY, 50 Randolph street
Boz 663. iy24-uG341m
, 1864-08-10

w ANTED-An experieccedtailor
W to work On black cloth coats. eust N ~osf.
dteas T. o. box ISL. Jacksonville. lii. augso'SH
NJ AMI Ell - 4 situation in 3 MIL
~ nnery store or photograph esllssY n yoqaa3
Pot { tics Bex 5333. Aaa'oa"s
w LEGO tons .,,ss.t oass
marie. piss Cognag ~ 60 I'd e III Il = tx
ir c. % us. a. VI bus fer onf oEn EnMWN ri tfSn M:r-
cnal9e tnsn SomGlrsEa- ~ ~ a76 osss.im
VANTeD-At thr Feo,h. boues lc
,o,s snd sneet lf6n 6aM 9atesd, eop.oygent ~ g
W.T. wn@ss p FpD,ofm m PaEiaS CO. w.S.s ~ sspr
to}s.t1 per day- -
WANIEDE;B]s3y, ;:.]s3y,. .sa yoen 10 IN ,s..s ~ q
~. ,ls 994 nss ss:uat,oa manager q PIoy.A1oa
cr,ni a y ,esn ~Mh u. szsaa n n
clS ~ md IL tai's aided 70 prcpasa na Ast-
"a sn,3sG fs: tne l. ndop Of oshss seSsn nv. ~
81: ea,.Gs A.::e-s "t's4vtsio> k4~aE =" h,k
ssne s,t e. s ~ th.:4 ,. E:!-p.a apsl q. <.A&V
, 1864-08-10
anE1lnTl 4Alks.

ant1tnu e3alEe.
REGULAR sATURD AY's
i. ~: reEt:; Ss:&c sas',sa. on ssia'dsy, Al
CT Sf:e st0n
NEW DOUBLE AND SINGLE
tot!sss Fqt 1se591
new Sill ajs, bar ess: new pounss aar. ese light
oTH91s n9 e. 1sS, 6esa'
atso oe1s4t Aussloaesss.
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
VI auc.,oneers, n, ~ and - resrhosn 4,
FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, etc.,
AT AUCTION
OF FRIDAY. AnE. 12th: At sN O'Clock. We sha. se11
at w.E q, full, Il ana K marble Chamber s1its Pa.
- ttanas lat Ssss. wsfno.s, 10 oat ma walnai e.
feI son tap g, pa,:or. champsE Ara dialnK room
coaas. ofetsiu1 hureaus. .nathsteaae, French and
sedKs s chs sSa
i ss,ssss 81 4 SasET faf SiRss sSSEsos Aus,
GrlENDID LINEN GOODS
At AUCTION.
On 1UEsrAT. Auarst 18th, We will sell at our :ales
g, = 5nx & ~
sfoNorop fahie ciosh. AID nspxns to nateh. lowell
sha y liz: ao
-hner than ca; be LuEchased In ChcaEs-will tad II
, 1864-08-10

Vessels Passed Detroit.
{epecis! r1tFarch 10 the Chicago Tribuae
DxTRo1T, Tuesday, August 0, 1864,
UP Barks COTE and 6unriss; schs archar, Wan
ctuas, s.osey. .-
Down. None, W1nd ".
, 1864-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

The new PteAby Ierian Church. West
S5de.-An eligible site has been purchased on the
corner ofRobey and Washington Streets. and dhand-
some progress has been made IN the subscription
Hsts meeting Of Ill interested 1s to be held. for
consideration OF plans and estimates, this {rues-
day. evening at O'Clock, tn the II. z. chapel
corner o1 Hobey street and Park Avenue. Of
Course every householder In that part Of the city
will be pre-, ent to give bis voice Tor building that
viii he au otnsrnent and an attraction to that
neigbborhood.
For Jauesv1Uc and Madison.-Next
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. m., the excursion Cues
to JanesTil1e and ~adlson, Wis. Tickets good for
fourteen days: Can stop Of at any place you
please, returning. See advertisement.
Hope told a Elastesis.g Tale-But never
even anticipated 80 divine preparation for tho
toalet that deliehtful preparation, Sozodont
30 cool and retrcphinRay agreeable to the mouth
and teeth, basdens ln7 Iayjgosatet the gums; gives
pn1e and healthy tone 70 the breatG. cleanaes,
bcaIifes anu pr serves The teeth and srreats de-
cay. Sold hy Druggists and Fancy Goods DealerS
ever; where, Is cents per onstle:
D1sEAaEs or TIE EYE AND EAR,-Dr. J. 3.
Walker operating and consulting sursfon, Office
N South Clark street, Chicago. +. y. BOZ No.
vn. -.
, 1864-08-10

Peaches ~Pcachcs-Brackett, lis Dear
born street, has received, and will continue to re-
in Chicago. direct from the State Of Delaware. at
wboleenle and retail. e
, 1864-08-10
seaNEt2n--:5 = Z sssllts,

w ANTED -Ageats 10 sell bfteen
8. a,s aleteIt h k!ncs Of msps ssd saast. ae oss
tnitst smbracttg Portraits II D1omlur1t Gsnerala,
ha.se ssensa q M,sess neous sa,tecta. -Four dt.
danerent .oks. A,ents make rom 80 10 30 dsy
seHlax ~ - gcofs Serd stamp for cirEulat. Adj
, 1864-08-10

TO tRnct. W0nla fQTfo 4 UhlTefse q AHst
II certatni5 wa- Iikc huge bnc ii WIND wnrdr
tro,hy, meaningless. Hon. {. D. Deni1, OF Gals.
"a, and receutly from c. itosnia, was mixed N the
turmoil: q, G. Wfient, Benjamin TODD, Oe. Dad.
per, md OF: onn t7epIe .sib'e A. J. Higgins ii!
ioiucd In. aud the tcene wss contseIo worse con.
<ouadcd" II waa at ia.t o:cl1ed. a!tsr psa1ly two
, 1864-08-10

Rux ovBE-A little girl about six sesrs Of a.e.
daughter Of a German shoemaker named Jacob
Ostmire, living on West Madison etreet, wss run
over BY a hack yesterday while attempting to
c1oss the street In front OF the aching vehicle
Her len arm was hTDken twice, and she VIII Other
wise badly Injured. No blame attaches to the
driver, as he did all in his power to avoid tie
natuful accident
, 1864-08-10

10 FOR TIE couNrhT.-Remcmber the cxcur
sion to JsnefS1l]e and Madison. Wisconsin, lcases
this morning at 10 o'c;ocl from the dr,lot OF The
Chicago and North western Railroad. Tickets viii
be on eale at the depot. Be sure 10 60.
, 1864-08-10

WANTED-Agents to eel Fol.
W eomI New England Family sewirg Machine
IL avery county In the Northwest. 4 rale chance.
Ihe cnlL ptrtect cheap sewlnK machine ma ufac-
tn.td. HtEms:. oiler &C. sh complete. Price $21:
Has bet sold under the psne OF Bontoa Aacht1."
ChicasQ. Rooms Et5k W&shtA E:OQ st. A1A pj5a-5J
, 1864-08-10

WANTED.--Agen:s wan'=d to
~ seH The most +" wnndErtnl Invention olfthe
AEs"-aE lrstsngent and tutf instructions By which
ssss M fes tn receipt 9: 50 cents AGENTS ase making
their OWL liksnee.es: Town sEd C unity tights for
salt- Adcreas H. DE GRAND, 2US Roadway, New
, 1864-08-10

REnEL PR1soKER 6Hor.-One OF 4 squad OF
rebel prisoners daily engaged in hborin9 on the
bar7scke In the a7ieon square at camp Douglas,
sec.eted himself On Monday. In the BARRACKS and
refused to make hts appearance whsn discovered
By the PATROL The gentry It rice ordered him to
emerge from tis bl6iDR plsce, but the summons
received no attention. The patrol took deliberate
aim and shot him dead,
, 1864-08-10

" ANTED Locol ard Travelling
W AEeits to Een an Article Of prof. OF 10 per
cent Fptt5Fe, en- have been solu for ono 70 vLeblp
"a twn WstSs II prode OF S!sp. Call 1t ~ Sooth
Glar6 brsaf Rco1 IL u send Us cc1ts to Po3s Qtco
D:aver 1897. Cbscago, u.aots. F.3-t'aoltal re-
QUl ed LQE3 rs to 8l1n. aun. .5gcy e
, 1864-08-10

W7ANTED--Two substitutes.
w Alien Or veteran soldiers. row exempt rom
ntnterS duty vlD recs I've Nte 81 rash h1un vuan
mustered info vice. together With tt It paid b. te
GoSernmsnt. Apply TO WEBSTER T. GAGE. ~
Lala Strfet. Va-9is11k- aH1o24-3t
, 1864-08-10

ECnez11CTE WAH1Ep.-Parler. Culton d
Spraeue, No. 1g7 6ou'h Water street, arc in want
OF substitute "a veteran soldier or alien, now ex-
empt franz military duty). They will pay liberal
cash bounty when the recruit is mustered into the
ee1vice. Past.et should apply at the ONCE. No 1911
South Water. Ona Of tht firm hi. bad q represcu-
fhtive recruit In the neid for nearly three yaars
, 1864-08-10

FCH SAL The l>sse stocs sna
- fixtures Of = taloon- we'll Ioested. Address
A o." hu1G ~
, 1864-08-10
.Fnr 5HiR'

EgR SALE A grccers wagon,
r. With pola SD shafts. nearly new snd 1t ON
rlete oIdet, wt b snid ch.sp, Aha owner ID shout
saseK 1a aaa s1sT Can oe sep atS0 AuE.nkte s1a-
on satnfdsJ next. 1s1s inst, by N. A. .tezs Il ca
, 1864-08-10

ANnIvAL or REEL SxxPATH1xERs.-yesscsda
there arrived IN the city load Of rebel eynps-
th;zers from Kentucky, gent North hs order Of Gen.
Paine. There were about sixty in all. They we're
In charge Of detachment Of negro troops under
command Of Capt. Norton. Our Cairo diepatch
gives key 10 this heGif1.
, 1864-08-10

AaRouEp.-The tug ~ Harrison grounded on
shoA near Lake street bridge yesterday rncFn1oe'
and did not ret oftilt attcrnoon. She was CAP
sized In the attempt to get clear, but was euoee-
0uehtly riGhtti,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
Newspaporial Courtesy:

The Western Reserve Chronicle quotes
from the Portage County Democrats adj
dress to its subscribers touching advance
payments, and adds:
The Democrat pays high compliment
to its subscribers, for their liberality,
punctuality and intelligence. If they pos
sess these qualities, they must also have
sufficient discernment to perceive that
their county paper is one of the best
county papers published in Ohio, or else
where; and that it is to their interest TO
give il a liberal and hearty support. We
have no particular love for the Democrat,
because we think it has sometimes shown
a strong local prejudice against this coun-
ty, and has given US several hard slaps I;
therefore we are not likely to over esti-
mate its worth, but we must say in all
candor, that no better county paper is ey-
er seen on our table than that same
Portage County Democrat"
We thank the Chronicle for its gener-
GUS estimate of our humble sheet, regret
ting that we may have Inadvertently or
unconsciously, lodged in its memory any
thing unpleasant. We trust the selfish
ness of political aspirants, here or else
where, will never cause u to undervalue
the great worth and value of so good and
faithful a paper as the Chronicle, and
now that we are in the same COMPRESSION
al and Judicial Districts, we trust we shall
ever be harmonious in>co-operatiye eff
forts for the general good. The Chronicle
is an honor to its County, and well de-
serves the confidence it enjoys of the true
men, the faithful and able exponent of
whose principles and views it is.-POrtGgs
Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
The 25th Regiment.

The 25th o. V. l.. passvd through here
on Sunday, on their way from the South.
The Cleveland Leader says:
This regime1t,-all that is left of its
once well-flled ranks,-arrived in this
city, on the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, about five o'clock yesterday
evening. They marched from the A. &
G. W. Depot to Camp Cleveland, where
quarters had been assigned them. Being
dissatisfied whether justly or not we are
not now in a position to decide,-with
the condition in which they found the
barracks intended for them, they reform
ed and marched to the city, where quar-
tiers were provided for them at the
Armory,-the old Center Street Theater.
By the prompt generosity of the proprie-
tors of the American, Angler and We'd
dell, who, though not notified of the ar
rival of the regiment, threw open their
houses to them, all were provided with
comfortable suppers.
The regiment now numbsrs only $50
men,. 1t was organized at Camp Chase in
June, 1861, and has since been actively
engaged in the service. Colonel Rich
ardson, its former commander, IS now at
home recovering from a wound received
in the siege of Charleston. Its Lieuten-
ant Colonel is confined in a Richmond
prison. Thus the command devolves up
on Major Nathaniel Houghton. The regi-
ment has lately been in Gilmore's COM
mand, and, having re-enlisted, left Folly
Island on the 18th of this month to re-
turn home and recruit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27

TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for February is
received. Here is the table of contents
and contributors. Our readers will per-
ceive that it gives the name of the au-
thoress of ga Half-Life and Half-a-Life,"
as Miss E. H. Appleton. This talented
lady, who first became famous as the wri-
ter of that powerful story, Life in the
Iron Mills" has, until this time, succeed
ed in preserving ar i~ncognita.
Genius-by Brownlee Brown.
My Brother And by J.. T. Trow-
bridge.
A Half-Life and Half a Life-by Miss
E. H. Appleton.
On the Relation of Art to Nature-by
j. Elliot Cabot.
Snow-by Mrs. Elizabeth Akers.
House and Home Papers-by Harriet
Beecher Stowe,
The Convulsionists of st. Medard-by
Robert Dale Owen.
Presence-by Alice Carey.
Glacial Period-by Louis Agassiz.
Bryant-George S. Hilliard.
Annesley Hall and Newstead Abbey
by Mrs. Waterson.
The Last Charge-by Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Northern Invasions-by Edward Everett
Hale.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
Mexican and West India News.
NEW YoRK, January 20.


The steamer Eagle, from Havana the
10th, arrived this evening.
Mexican news relative to the defeat oi
Jusrez's army and the fight of Juarez, is
confirmed. But another account from
Tampico states that Juarez's troops were
successful in capturing eight towns from
the French.
The rebel steamers Alice and Little Lila
were at Havana watching q chance to run
the blockade.
The rebel steamers Syren, France, SEQ
tia and Hansa had arrived at Nassau prior
to the 9th inst, for Wilmington, report
ing that the difficulties of running the
blockade there have increased, but a sue
cessful way is still open.
The Bahama Herald mentioned that the
rebel steamer Don had undoubtedly been
captured or destroyed by the Tioga.
A large quantity of gunpowder for the
rebels had been seized at Havana and a
man named Dever arrested.
The English CONSUL at Havana is about
dispatching the steamers Cumberland
and Lura, both laden with powder, &C.,
and the former is believed to be intended
for a privateer, but their departure is de.
layed owing to the presence of the gun
boat DeSoto.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
FREDoNIA. CBAUTAUoUE COUNT,
IT r IL 1nn

Eds. ChrOniclk:-Herein please find one
dollar, for which you will please send me
the Western Reserve Chronicle, for such
time as the cash sent will pay-I don't
know the terms,-address to me as at the
top of this sheet.
have read that faithful old sheet since
was a lad of ten years.-until two or
three years past-and I can stand it no
longer. Its records of joy and sorrow be-
comes the more necessary now, I am at
such a distance from Old Trumbull, so
long my home. That kind of circulating
medium known by the name of "copper"
head" is depreciating so fast since the
last election, that it will not be long be-
fore it viii take forty of that kind of
coppers to pay fora ten cent postage stamp,
in this vicinity. No more. Send along
the paper, and at some future day I may
speak again. Respectfully yours,
R. ". CRANE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
Bank Election.

An election for Directors of the First
National Bank of Ravenna. took place
OF the 18th inst, resulting in the choice
of the following gentlemen j. L. Ranney,
n. D. Clark, E. P. Brainerd, Silas Crock
er, Henry Beecher. The Directors subse-
quently chose the following officers: Pres
ident, J. L. Ranney; Cashier, E. S. Com
stock; Discount Committee, J.L. Ranney,
E. P. Brainerd, n. D. Clark. The Board
of Directors voted to increase the Capital
Stock of the Bank from $4,000 to $780,
600. The increased amount of stock has
been nearly all taken. The Bank is not
yet in receipt of notes of issue, but will
soon be supplied Herewith.
The Board of Directors of the Portage
County Branch of the State Bank of Ohio,
elected on the Cd inst, and heretofore an
nounced, organized on the 18th, by elect
ing E. P. Brainerd, President; E. S. Com
stock, Cashier. j. L. Ranney, E. P. Brain
erd and n. D. Clark, Discount Commit
tee. The business of this Bank is being
wound up, pursuant of a surrender of its
charter at an early day.-POrtage County
Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27

The ARREST CAsE.-Judge Hoffman,
late private Secretary of Governor Tod,
was admitted as Attorney and Counsellor
at Law in the United Ststes Courts for
the Northern District of Ohio, and fled
the papers certified from the Pickaway
County Court, in the case of j. W. Keys,
VS.. David Tod and others. This is one OF
the suits brought for vexatious purposes
against Governor Tod, for his agency in
causing the arrest of Keys, for exciting to
mutiny, some eighteen months ago
Keys was the organ of Rev. Edison B
Odds, previous to the arrest of Keys-af-
ter which parson Odds spoke out for him.
self. Each was a suit against Governor
Tod, and would, were they able, exact
exemplary damages"-which would prob
ably be the only exemplary act of their
lives.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27


The chills viii not return ifthese Bitters are used.
No person in a Fever and Ague District should be
without them.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D, Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledse.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines generally, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet I know Of no suf-
hcient reasons why a man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope he may thus
contribute TO the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C.. NJ. Jackson, of
this city. because l was prejudiced against then for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an AichohOlie mixture / am indebted to
my friend. Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for he removed
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourage
ment to try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year. was followed by an evident relief and resto-
ration to a degree of bodily and mental vigor which
1 had not felt for six months before, and had al
most despaired of regaining. ] therefore thank God
and my friend for directing to the use Of them
NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia. June p. 1851.