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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-14
FISCAL.
UNITED STATES
go Loan
THIRD SERIES.
$3.50, 900 600.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
tbs uudersigRsd. tie General sah.criptiou Aeept
or the sale Of unitsd States sesuritlss. ossrs to
the public the third ssriss Of Treasury Note,
Aying ssven and thrsa-tenths Ter cent. interest
Da-
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
.HERlFF'S SALE.

AImira Paul, by friend, vs. Rebeeoa Harmon, ct al.
In Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio.
in the above entitled case, and to me directed
and,delivered, 1 shall expose to public sale at the
SATURDAY,, the 3Ofh day OF December,
A. d. 1856. and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
u. and 1 O'Clock P. NJ, of said day. the following
described real estate. to wit: Three contiguous
tracts Of land situate on the east side Of the
branch of the MahOniDg river in sections
No. Is and l9 in Newton township. Trumbuli
County, Ohio; bounded on the west BY said river,
on the east by the highway, on the south by lands
of NeWeOmb Price. on the north by lands of Eli
Paul. For 4 more full description. see Trumbull
County Records, Book 46th. pages l4 and 19j, for
tract 4, which contains ffty-six acres, moro or less,
tract ID contains ffty-six acres, more or less, and is
particularly described in deed from Robert Price
to Jacob Hanse, April so, 1s39 see Trumbul Co.
Records, Book 36, pages les and 1875; tract c con-
tains ffty-nine acres, more or less, and Is fully de-
scribed in deed from Thomas Cook and wife TO
Robert Price. dated October Is tn, 1885; TrumbulI
County Records, Book 81, pages 81 and IS tract A
appraised at t.. in money: tract i ats,
in money. and tract C at -. Terms, one
thir. and, and one third each in one and two
year al interest from day Of sale. and secured
byE. E.ge on the premises. Said lands will be
sold 81, ,-rately or together. as may be considered
most al isable on the day Of sale.
J.G. BUTLFR,
Special Master Commissioner.
Sheriffs Office. Warren, Ohio. Nov. q. 1865. 5w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The reported case of cholera in New
York City is contradieted.
The value of buildings of all kinds
ercted in Chicago this year has reached
Sc, 100000.
The prospect is fair for q speedy and
harmonious organization of Congress.
John Mitchell was not pardoned, bat
simply released on taking the oath of al
legiance.
St. Louis dispatches mention Il close
vote on negro suffrage in the Missouri
Legislature.
1t has been discovered that the backs
OF 500 counterfeit treasury notes were
su~rreptiously printed from the genuine
plates.
TherebelSe Secretary of War, SeddOp, and
Judge Magrath. of South Carolina, have
heen released from Fort Pulaski.
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts, has
signed and filed a petition for the pardon
Of Mallory. the rebel Secretary of the
Navy.
There wac an attempt at a mutiny
among a small number of military on
victs in the Ohio Penitentiary on Monday.
1t was promptly suppressed.
Cobbett, who is under sentenced OF death
AT Chicago, has made q confession impli-
eating two other men, and they have
been arrested.
An important meeting has been held
an Boston looking toward the encourage
ment of cotton rising in the South.
The Commission which tried Wirz is
not vet dissolved, and the probabilities
are that Winder, Duncan and Gee will
be tried before it.
The Atlanta I~ntelligenceF says that the
stories circulated at the North concern
ing the restitution in that State are great
ly exaggerated.
There is much opposition in Jefferson
county, Va, to annexation to West Yir-
ginia, to which it was joined on the ere
alton of the new State.
The investigation into the frauds in
the Brooklyn Navy yard, shows that they
have peer carried on for some years, and
involve very large amounts
The Virginia Legislature, which is to
meet in a few days, will try to sbrogste
the Alexandria Constitution, so as to get
rid of the few Union members of their
OOA1-
At the request of the citizens of Hunts
vile. Alabama, Gen. Thomas has respited
Gurley, the murderer of McCook, until
further facts in his case can be forwarded
to the President.
The total damage to the whaling in
terest by rebel pirates has been 81, $1,000.
The number of whalers destroyed vas
46, and 43 of them were taken by pirates
fitted out in the British dominions.
An attempt Of the C~oppcrheads in the
Indiana Legislature TO secure the en-
forcement of the article in the Constitu-
ton of Indiana excluding negroes from
the State, is mentioned.
The correspondent of the Boston Ad-
~sertiser was lately driven out of Albany,
Georgia, and the excitement ran so high
that a company of thirty United States
soldiers were poWerless to resist it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
DEATHS.

1-.,...
In Warren, on the 18th of November, MARY
daughter Of Jefferson and MariIla Palm, need
one year and eight months.
In Brookfeld. October 10th. of typhoid dysentery,
CLARA e., youngest daughter of Asa and Mar
gaTet ArthurhOlt, aged 6 years, 8 months and 9
days.
Little Clara was a sweet child. loviDg the Sab
bath school. and possessing q mind far be-
yOnd her years. Although so young. she expressed
herself anxious 10 die and go to heaven 10 live
with the angels.
Too pure for earth, we often said
TOO gentle and too fair
But little dreamed that Ger her head
An angel lowered there,
To bear our lOveliest bud away,
And hide its opening bloom,
And cast athwart our brightest day
The shadow of the tomb.
D, God. our souls look up TO thee
Through WEAKNESS and pain:
May we not clasp our child, and see.
And love her once again?
We know that far above the skies,
White winged and beautiful,
Our darling waits to dry our tears,
Still loving. dutiful.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
S9th Congress-.

Congress organized IN Monday. Hon.
Lafayette \. Foster, President of the
Senate, and ex-ohicio Y. 2. Of the L. s.,
called the Senate to order. The House
organized with the following officers,
nominated by the Union Caucus of Sat
urday night:
SPEAKER-Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana.
CLERK-Edward Mcpherson, of Penn
~sylvania.
SERGEANT AT ARMs--N. G. ordway, of
New Hampshire.
DOoRKEEPEE-Ira Goodenow, of New
York.
PosrNAsTER-Josiah Given, of Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
EYecutIYe CIemeney.

Henry wi 2 was, probably, the last
rebs that 80 J be hanged. The prodigal
exerciss Of he pardoning power that
m4rIs Pes dent Johnson's policy, will
sen axhaust The list of halter-deserVing
ts .ors. We do not presume to say tina
tn Pres'G ant is positively in error in hi
len.eI sy b Traitors, but it does seem that
be is q ,iE ag that ineradicsl stigma
to ! Ls5a- VIII 4 he assured the country
81 be don in a speech made while
in FiaE F ideney. and in remarks
m I.ncs oo- Dying the higher position
o. ssG4uG. te then pronounced trea-
So ecs,teso of crimes, and one that
81 meet with a punishment COM
M rate with the enormity Of the Of
fe . This indicated TO the public
nj da more inaexible policy toward reb-
ell han hes characterized the use Of the
Exetntive ,~rarogative for months past. If
the Il ress ons faEoring a retributive and
VindicE sGgg Justice, were prompted by
feeling sngundered by personal exasper-
alton, and not from a conviction that the
doctrine waa absolutely correct in princi-
pie, il gcs to show how dangerous it is
FOR pu5l e men to make an sVowal of
their sEafiInents under the pressure of
impulse re Cher than in hours of cool rea
son.
The Northern people Lave no horrid
thirst for blood, nor an unnatural desire
10 have the gallows become a prominent
institution in the land. But the losses,
suffering and sacrifices they have
endured the past four years, caused by
The treason and rebellion Of Southern
politicians, hare Invested them of every
particle of sympathy for that class of per-
sons, and inspired a righteous desire to
see some Of the leaders made examples
OF in d manner SO conspicuous 1t their
fate would warn all disposed to follow
their example. OF the fate that would
await them. But il j. stated that the
most cruel and aUdacious rebels of the
War are not backward about invoking the
Presidents pardon, sinceit may general
Ey be had for the asking. Even that no.
Aorious guerrilla, Quaptrell, who sacked
and burned the town of Lawrence, Kan
sas, and massaerea those citizens whom
he happened to meet in the streets-even
this desperate is reported nov ~ Wash
ington, seeking to be legally invested
with the privileges belonging only to 10y
81 and true citizens. What may not be
cooked for next? At the rapid rate the
leading rebels are recovering thelr politi
cal status, it will not be long until they
are claiming and expecting more than
the staunchest patriots could hope for
They should be held in check with a \
tight rein, and in permitting their resto-
CATION, the true policy is to make haste
slowly"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
RRIAG


10y Rev. II. NJ. Chamberlain, in Troy. Nh. WAL.
r ENSIGN. of Warren. Ohio, To Miss ME,
LISA MOORE, of Parkman, Ohio. ON the Ilth
Of October, 1865.
By Rev. =. II. Hawley, at the house Of the BRIDE
father, b. f. Waters. Mr. SAMUEL J.. DAVID
SON, OF Pennington. 10 Miss EMAGENE WAT.
ERS, on November 30. 1865.
y Rev. b Excel. at mis- residence in Warren. D.,
November 3Oth. Mr.. JOHN DRAKE and Mi.
LIZZIE A. PARKS. of Mecca.
At the residence of the brides father. Sunday
Nov; ,2, by f.. A. Read, Esq, Mr.. RANSOM
VERNON to Miss RHODA MlSNER, All ol
Vernon.
November I'D, by Curtis Hall, Esq, Mr.. PERRY
L. BARTON and Miss MARY +. SHADWICH.
all Of Fowler.
November q, BY Mayor Webb. at his ~oficsin War
rem, Mr.. AARON GILBERT. of SOuthington. 10
Miss SAMANTHA KELLY, of Champion.
November 10Th. at the residence of the brides
tather, IN Pennington. by W. Sager, ESQ, Mr..
JOHN MENZING. Of BainbridFe, to Miss Ma
RY NJ. ABRAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
DOCK AGENTS LOOK HERE.
KETTELL'S NEW
One-VOlume History Of the Rebellion,
PUBLISHED.

And being delivered to Subscribers, gives excellent
satisfaction, having been carefully prepared for the
Press since the close " the Var. 1t Is the War
Complete in q single volume Of about 500 large and
closely printed pages, illustrated by Maps and 40
beautiful steel engravings; has a full index Of
and Is strongly bound il leather. The pop
ularity Of this work Is rarely edualled. The can
vazs Is just begun. yet II has within ninety days
over 5000 Subscribers. Nultitudes are waiting
fer just such a book Iii the Cheapest War His
tory published or even proposed.
Price. $3.50 and S5,6p. The author was formerly
Editor Of tae Army and Navy journal. Agents
can solicit with a sample. For Circulars, with terms
address HENRY HOWE,
No. III, Main street, Cincinnati.
Nov. y. 165.-2H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
Nov. @ CIV
. EGAL NOTICE.

Lemuel &cJullum. Plaintiff, vs.. Rudolph Hyte and
Annie his wife, William White and Almira bis
wife. ana Newton NcCullum. Defendants.
In The Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull
County. Ohio.
The said defendants will take notice that a pet:-
ton was fled on the 2lst day Of November, 1855, in
said Court BY Len o. AeCullum, and IS now pend
ing, wherein So d demands partition Ofthe
following rea 10 wit: Ninety seven acres
more or leSsoi uate in Champion township.
Count he State of Ohio, lying in
lot No. 50, adjOImiH md of L. Shafer on the west.
the highway on the south. land Of NJ. Kline Onthe
east, aRd lot No. % on the north, and that at the
next term Of said Court the said Lemuel McCul-
lum will apply for an order that partition be made
of the premises. Said petition sets forth that the
above named defendants are seized in fee of three
fftLs Of said premises.
IEMUEL MeCULLUM,
By John +. Beaver his Atty.
Nov. 5, '65,-6w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
.uARDIAN,S SALE

~ IL pursuance Ofan order ofthe Probate Court
Irumbul Co., made on the 9th day Of Dee.
AID. 1865, in the case of James Atkinson, guardi-
an Of Milton Emory and Mary Emma Atkinson,
against his Wards, the undersigned will, on the
I'd day of December, A. ID. 1856, at one O'Clock, p,
NJ, at the door Of the Court House. in Warren,
Irumbull County, offer at public sale the following
described real estate- situate in Trumbull County,
Ohio, to wit: the first piece is known as part Of lot
number o., in said township, being the south half
OF said lot, and being the one undivided One-half
part OF said lands, and is bounded as follows, viz:
south by lands Of Henry Lane. west by the lot line
and by lands OF Francis Porter and John Rudisell.
north oya line parallel with the south line Ofsaid lot
6l. and far enough north from said line to contain
hfty acres Of land, and east by the centre Of the
Irumbul and Ashtabula Turnpike road, so called.
Also, the whole of a second piece, described as
follows, viz. situate in Champion, in the County,
and state aforesaid, and known as part Of lot 81 in
SAID township bounded as follows: south by lands
above described, west by lot line, north by lands
set on to Freeman Weiss by proceedings in parti-
ton at March term Of Court Of Common Pleas for
1856, east by same lands set to Freeman Weiss. and
contains hye acres Of land, and is the same land
set OF to Catherine Atkinson in SAID partition
proceedings. Terms Ofsale, One-third cash on day
Of sale, one-third in one and one-third in two
years from the day of sale, to be secured BY mort
cages on the premises sold. and the deferred pay
ments to bear interest a 1.-THE rate of 6 per cent per
annum, payable annually. Appraised at s.
AME ATKINSON.
Guardian of Milton Emory and Mary Emma At
kinsOn.
By futile & stuil. Att'ys for Guardian.
Dec 8. lS65-lw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
EGAL NOTICE.

IL Thomas B. Snyder, Matilda Alexander,
Benjamin Z. Snyder, Sarepta L.. Snyder and her
husband. Marion Snyder. 0rpha 5. Snyder and
Eli A. Snyder, will take notice that on the lst day
OF December, I'D 1850; he6eeea Snyder hled her
Pleas of TrumbulI County, Ohio, and that said Pc
tition is now pending in said court. wherein the
lowing Real Estate. situate in Hubbard, Trum-
bull County, o., and known rs parts of lots Nos. IS
and 70, bounded North by lands formerly owned
by Amos Snyders heirs East By lands Of 0rpha
5. SNYDER; South by the county line and West by
lands Formerly owned by BeDjaman Snyder, and
and that at the next term of said Court, the said
Rebecca. will apply for an order that partition of
said lands be made. 81 TUTTLE ( STULL,
Dec. 8, lS65-lW. her AttOrneys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA j
Beef C~RGIle-The receipts of Beef Cattle re
large this week. reaching about two thousand and
eight hundred head. The market continues dull
at former rates. Extra Pennsylvania and Weston
are selling at 1901; a few choice at TIC; 14@l5l5
cents for iair to good. and 1901 C Per 70 far ccp-
mon. as to quality. The following are the par'e-
ulars of the sales:
HOGs-COntinue dull and lower: $500 head sold
at the different yards Mt from l2,O09l5.O0 per 10 Fs
net.
SHEEP-Are rather dull ST former prices $3.50
head arrived and sold at from 61%GT1Ec per %
gross, for good, fat Sheer. and 3,OO04,O for stock
Sheep.
~CoWs-Priees are rather better; 100 head sold At
from SJG,0O990.M for SpTingers, and SI0.O0Glen.0O
per head for Mich Cows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
GuARDIAN,S SALE

u By virtue OF a decree and order Of sale OF the
Probate Court of the County Of Ashtabu.a, and
State Of Ohio. l shall offer 90 public sale at the
premises, on the Ugh day OfJanUary, 1866, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, 4. A., and ] O'Clock, p. M.
of said day. the following described real estate, to
wit; an undIv ided oHe-tOuTth part Of fifty acres OF
of the township Of Johnston. in the County Of
Trumbull, and state OF Ohio. and being the same
land conveyed by Walter Johnston TO William Me
BY deed dated August 10. 1889, and re-
corded in TIumbull County Record Of Deeds, Vol
ume As, pages SUI and 31S. C.S. SiM0NDS,
Dec Civ Guardian Of William Mccartney,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
SALE.

~ IN PARTITION.
John NJ. Stull, VS. Mary o. ScOyille, ct al. In
Tru mbull Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of tho
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, O,
in the above entitled case, / shall expose to pub
lie sale at the Court House in Warren, in said
saturday, the SOth day of December,
1865, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 1
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described premises:
Situate in Liberty township, ITumbul County
and State of Ohio, and is known as. being part Of
lot No. ugj ~nineteen, and bounded, rs follows, to
wit beginning at a post in the south west corner
Of said lot 10, thence east along the south line Ofsaid
lot 10 thirty four chains and forty five links, (34c
45O othe south east corner Of the herein described
tract; thence north by q line run twenty chains
and twelve links TO q post; thence west by a
line run 80 thirty-four chains and forty
seven links to the west line Of said lot ls;
thence south along the said west line go twenty
chains and forty links to the place of beginning -
containing (69 S3-l0O siXty-nine and elghty-thTee
one hundredths acres Of land, less about seven
acres. sold from said tract by the administrator Of
Mary Anderson, deceased. Appraised at $40 per
acre. Terms. one-third in hand, one-thlTd IN one
year and one-third in two years, With interest from
day Of sale; deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. jose .BUTLER,-
shsriH's Office, Warren, O., Nov, %. 1880. 5W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
The man who does not take a pane

The man who does not take a paper,
who does not read the advertisements,
can never be said to be well posted. The
advertisements indicate not only the bus
mess enterprise Of The place in
which they are published, but the
enterprise of the advertiser. When
you see a man who sdyertises literally,
you may be sure of finding a good stock
in his store-that he keeps up with the
market, and can always sell a little cheap
er than those who do not advertise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

LOOK TO YOUR NERTEs-rhe nerv .
will find Biokrene 2 sure remedy foI J
their sufieriDgs and persons who. n
the injudicious use of liquors, have
come detected and their nervous SYST g.
shattered. and their constitution bro
down. One trials sufficient to cow, o.,
the most incredulous. Sold by Drug
gists-Depot2 % Dey st., New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
TIE SWINE MARKET.
CIereland WhoIesnIe Mnrket.

MONDAY EVENING, Dee. 4 1859.
FIOUr-SlQ.75@u.U Y Y red: SII,756I2OO for
4 white. Country y y rcd $9.509lO.50; do y Y
white Sl0,25Gll,5O.
at Csc for old, 53G55c for new.
0Rts-43G5 for Ohio.
Dressed HOgs-Quiet andsteadyJat lOSllc far
heavy.
LR~rd-Stesdy. Held at 22e.
Butter-Dull Good to choice Western reese. e
help at 43Sc; Central 304S3c.
Cheese-Qriet. Good to choice Western Re
serve and New York l692le.
EGgs-In better inquiry. Sales4 bbls at Soc aud
( pbls at 3Sc.
POuItry-In moderate damand at lie .ei 70
for Chickens, l5c for Turkeys aud sc for Geese
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

The Atlantic and Great West. Il
Railroad are prosecuting the work IN .
central portion of Pennsylvania. s.
their characteristic vigOr. A corps I
one hundred engineers are locating .
route as rapidly as possible.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

PENDANTS.
NOTICE..
The above named defendants are notified tb,t
the plaintiff on The 18th day Of November Igs5
filed in the office Of the CLERK of the above named
Court his petition against them and others. setting
mp among other things IN substance that on the 10Th
day Of December, lSC0. the town council FIN In
eorpOrated village Of Warren passed an Ordinance
authorizing the erection Of Gas MOrks in said vii
lage, and giving the exclusive right to use streets.
alleys, lanes, and public grounds for the LAYING OF
pipes, that said plaintiff became and was entitled
TO the benefits thereof; that he built Gas Works
upon certain lots Of land in said village, No Is, Is,
IL, 10, consisting OF q substantial brick building,
gas tank hxtofes, and Iaid two miles, Of main
an Engineer and Contractor to build said Works
lay sand pipes, and said plaintiff was to pay him
the actual coSss OF said works, and a profit Of
S4,CCU, and for Instructions as mentioned in said
contract. and to secure said Parrish for such
amount be assigned to him said Ordinance. and
said Parrish took title to said lands; that On the
completion Of said work he demanded of said Par
rish an account OF ali the expenses Of said Works.
50 tnat said plaintiff could pay the same as he vas
now Wiling to CO.. but said Parrish refused to so
account and settle, but IL fraud of said plaintiffs
right, transferred all Of said property and fran
chises to the Warren Gas Light Company, without
knowing Of all VI plaintiffs rights. and said Par
rlsh, want OF utles that after the completion Of
SAID W OrkS said Parrish had possession thereof
made anu sold gas, &C. and realized as net profit
OF S0UUJs and said Gas Light Company has hadsaid
W orks since December, 1901, manufactured Gad
SOLD gas, &c, and have realized q PROFIT of SzJ,OUe, |
that said Works cost only $1,000; that Par
rIEn died inteState, and the above named persons |
are his Executors; and asking for an account as to
costs of said Works, and the net profits Of said
W Orks TO said Parrish, and TO said Gas Light Com
pany, and that 30 much money rs Is necessary to
pay the costs of said Works and for the balance fl
any, he asks a decree, ana that said Gas Light Co., /
be ordered to convey to plaintiff all said properly. /
1T said property does not pay In full the costs Of
said Works, plaintiff offers TO pay said balance, i
upon payment Of which he demands a decree tor
such conveyance, and for costs. said petition will
be for hearing at the next term Of the said Court,
and unless they answer BY July q 1856, then said
as to them will be taken as confessed.
HUTCHINS x FORREST.
Nov. y, 60-6W Attys for PIf.