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Triumph of Republican FrIn-
cipIes.

Andrew johnson, in the insanity of his
rage toward Radical members of Congress,
insulted the intelligence, patriotism and NOR
al sense of the nation. The pride of the
people WAS touched, and they arose in their
power TO rebuke the insult. How emphai-
cally and efectually they did it, the result of
the elections this fall tells in language not to
be misunderstood. It is a clear victory of
Radical Republicanism over Rebel, Democrat
ic Conservatism. The people are in earnest
and desire no patched up compromises be-
tween slavery and freedom. Threats of
another Southern rebellion, of Presidential
usurpation, of years of turmoil and strife, do
not frighten them from insisting on + radi-
cal reconstruction on a safe foundation of
political equality. Conservatism of the John
son snd Seward type might succeed IN Tur-
key or China, but is a dead weight to an en-
hghtened, progressive, Christian Republican
Nation. The Democratic party is, in its
dotage; it vainly imagines it can repeat the
heroic feats of its era of power and prime,
and annually encounters the new party only
to expose its own weakness. 1t retains its
ancient name, but has forsaken its purer and
more liberal principles. 1t maintains a
nominal party organization, but has lost its
vital power OF popular principles that nee
gave it potent sway in the nation. 1t is still
a power in the mere aggregation of numbers,
that move together as devouring wolves run
IN packs after their prey. They are now
after Andrew johnson. He is the unfOrtu
nate belsted traveller, whose blood the office
hungry Democracy are thirsting for. Since
he has voluntarily committed himself to that
party, it will be no great pity if it shall pick
his political bones bare and then leave them
10 bleach on the arid desert of forgetfulness.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

Death of Professor Rarey the
Horse Tanner.

The celebrated horse tanner, Prof. j. s.
harey; Glea su Iaat Ta az E El9s1rIn1 II taa
was materially impaired by q stroke of pal.
sy. Since that date he has travelled con.
stantly, hoping g change of climate, water
and diet, with the best medical treatment
that could be procured, would restore hi:
youthful vigor. he arrived in Cleveland
six weeks ago, and was constantly under med
zeal treatment, being confined indoors, with
the exception Of the time consumed in a dal.
" horseback ride. At two o'clock on Thurs
day he walked out on the street, but return
ed soon after and complained of a pain in his
head. After being seated a few moments he
said, II am dying" Life lasted one hour
and twenty minutes. He was in his thirty
eighth year, and died a bachelor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The Victory in Ohio

The entire official vote of the State IL not
known at this writing, but all but eight
counties are heard from, and it is estimated
that the Union majority will not vary much
from fOrty-fve thousand, a gain of about ten
Thousand over last year. This is a comfort
able increase, but is by 40 means a full show
of the zeal strength of the Union party of
Ohio. On a full vote we can double tie ma
jority of this fall
We lose one member of Congress, Hon.
Columbus Delano, in the 18th District, who
is succeeded by G. W. Morgan, VIII" ran
against Gen. Cox for Governor last fall
BIS majority Is small. The Democrats hoped
to gain at lesast FIVE members.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
PhiIadeIphIa Cattle Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. s.
The arrivals and sales of beef cattle at the Ave
nue. Drove Yard continue large. reaching about
2 400 head this week. The market is verydull. but
PennsyITania and Western steers selling at from
fair TO good do at l49l5Hc. and common.
at from uGl3c per ID, as to quality. The marke
closed very dull within the above range of prices.
COWS are in fair demand at about former rates.
$50 head sold at Avenue Drove Yard at from $50
0O990 90 for springers, and SIS 0G9l0O 90 per head
for COW and calf. according to quality.
Hogs are dull and rather lower. About 3.4OO
head arrived and sold at the Union Avenue Drove
Yards,a at from SlS 0O914 so the 100 rs net. the lat
ter rate for prime corn fed.
SHEEP.-There is no material change to notice
in price or demand. About 5000 head arrived and
sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at from 6AG7c for
mon and good as to condition and quality.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
Garfield.

Since the Congressional Convention in
this District re nominated General Garfield.
he has been doing grand service in various
parts of the State, especially in the close and
doubtful Districts. He made forty-two
speeches, spoke in seventeen different count
les and seven Congressional Districts, re-
quiring him to travel over three thousand
miles. The General knew oil was well in
the banner 18th District, and went into the
fight in those districts where the Union cause
needed help.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

The township of Hubbard, which has al
ways given q Democratic majority since its
organization, a half a century ago, wheeled
into the Union line at last election, gaining
107 Union votes since last fall, and giving
the handsome Union majority of A.. Where
is the township that has done so well, or is
more deserving of a banner? We congratu-
late the Union men of Hubbard upon their
escape from Copperhead rule, and hope they
will labor to maintain the supremacy and
keep their political foes as long under foot as
they themselves have been.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
- Tha Nnm YorL mmn -.

RST The New York Times confes.es, in
view of the results of the late elections, that
the Philadelphia johnson Convention pro-
dueed no marked effect on the political par
ties of the several States, but left things a.
bout as they were two years since. The
great Conservative Party, about which there
was so much newspaper blowing a few weeks
since, has proven a myth, the mere shadow
of the skeleton remains of the copperhead
Democracy. Wonder how Andy likes his
company?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The Illustrated Annual of
PhreROIOgy and PhysiOsnO =
INV for 1861.

Just Published. Contains-Hov to Study Phre-
nology; Names of Faculties: Hindoo Heads and
Characters; Fat Folks and Lean Folks; Immor-
tality-Scientifc Proofs; Thomas Carlyle. the Au-
thor; The Jew-Radical Peculiarities; Civilization
and Beauty; The Hottentot A Bad Head: Form
ing Societies.: Matrimonial Mistakes; HandHri-
ting; How to Conduct Public Meetings; Eliza Cook,
the Postess; Rev. James Martineau, the Preach
er: Rev. DR.. Pussy. the Author; Froude. the His
torisn; Theirs. the French Statesman; John Rus
kin. the Art Writer: Rev. Charles Kingsley. the
Author; Bashfulness-Difhdence-Timidity Cause
and Cure; Eminent American Clergymen; the
Spiritual and Physical; Large Eyes Ira Aldridge.
Society CLASSIFIED. etc. A capital thing, full OF
Portraits and many other Illustrations. Price q
cents. Address fowler * WELLS. $50 Broadway.
N. Y
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

CPittsburEh Commercial's Report.l
THURSDAY, October II. lSe6.-The past " eek wa
one of the dullest We have experienced for some
time. The number offered was about 900 head
whilst the sales last week reached 1853 head. TIT
rates this week were: common, 81 2595 Is per cwt
m Medium, s. 25@7 2; extra, ST 909S 3, being G
shade between those Ofthe previous week. Attn
close Of the market a number of lots were on hand
awaiting purchasers. The election being over,
dealers will now turn their attention to business.
HoGs-Thss season has not yet opened. The NOM
inal rates were So sOSlO 90 per cwt being the ex-
tremes.
SHEEP-The market since our last was well sup
piled. Prime fat Sheep meet with ready sale. We
note sales to the extent Of $50 head common,
$685.; choice fat S. 1906 o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
Iowa.

All hail, Iowal A special dispatch to
Wednesdays Cincinnati Commercial an
nounces that the State has gone Republican
by 10000 majority, and that all six of its
congressional districts are Republican. We
had expected nothing else. Iowa is always
true to the Union and to Freedom as the
needle to the pole.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
Indiana.

The Union majority In the Indiana State
Legislature will be AZ. Gov. Morton will
probaly be chosen United States Senator in
place Of Hon. Henry S. Lane who declines
a reelection. The election Of Morton, as O.
S. Senator, is an awfully bitter dose for the
Democracy, but they have got to take it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

B6%In the judicial District composed of
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga counties, the
contest on the Judgeship was quite warm
Judge Chafee, the regular Union nominee,
was elected over Hon R. Hitchcock. who was
generally preferred by the bar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
NAMES
OF
TOWNSHIPS,
JuSfSO.

The Columbus Crisis, (reptile) in speaking
of the consequences of the Democracy selling
out to Andy johnson, says that ''The at
tempt to create a temporary third party is
proven a melancholy failure" This was
said after hearing the thunder on the ID
Tuesday of this month.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
Tetal..--2460 q

Union majority, Cos. Union Gains-Aus-
tintown. 81; Beaver, Is; Berlin,s; Board
man, Is; Garfield, l, Colts vile, 10; Ellis
worth, 10; Goshen, "A; Green, %; jackson,
u Milton, s. Poland 80; Smith, 40; Youngs-
town, lO3. Democratic gain-Springfeld,
"a Union net gain, SSs.-Mahoning Regis
ter.
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Pennsylvania legislature

The Pennsylvania Legislature will stand :
Senate, "A Republican to u Democratic f;
House, 6S Republican to So Democratic
The Republican majority on joint ballot will
be IS. This will secure a Republican Union
United States Senator in the place of Cowen,
johnson bOlter. This is a very important
gain.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
Butler for

General Bntler was almost unanimously
nominated on the 11th inst. by the Republi-
can Convention of the Sixth Congressional
District of Massachusetts As that district
gave 1,sO8 Union majority at the last Con-
gressional election, his election may be re-
garded as reasonably sure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
national ThanksgIvIng nay.

The President of the United States, by
Proclamation dated Oct. 8, recommends
that Thursday, November %, be get apart
and observed as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer to Almighty God for the "many pc
culiar blessings with which the past year
has been crowned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
EGAL NOTICE.

i MARY 0mstead. Prairie Run. Michigan: You
are hereby notified. that on the-day Of 0cto-
her. A. D.. 1866. Julia 0lmstead, Guardian Of
the said Mary 0Imstead. fled in the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. Ohio. a petition, the
object and prayer of which is to procure an order
to sell the Real Estate of the said Mary Olmstead
situate in the County of Trumbull. and described
as follows, to-wit: Being about IS acres Of land,
part of Lot No. q of the original lots Of said
Township Of Hartford. bounded on the ncrth BY
lands owned by the late Hebren Perham. on the
east BIZ lands owned by Mrs Huldah Beebe, BY the
will Of her husband, Robert N. Beebe. on the
south BY lands owned by the said Huldah Beebe,
and on the west by lands owned by Addison Ohm
stead. Also an undivided two -ninths of the house
situate on the farm formerly owned by the late
Stephen Olmstead. and an. undivided one twelfth
ofthe barn. situate on said 0lmstead farm, and to
authorize the said guardian t. re-inyes the money.
tbesss d = Of November. A D., is5S, at Id O'CLOCK
a NJ at which time an order WILDE asked as pray
ed in said petition.
JULIA OLMSTEAD.
Guardian Of Mary 0lmstead-
Oct. II. 1S66-SW
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d"S n Odl
INDIANA,
Sssa; in Roman letter; Democrats in
REHABILITATION.
TRirty-ninth Congress. EortietA Oos

The grand result is then, instead of the
Union loss so fondly hoped for by President
johnson and his party, that the delegation
in the next Congress stands precisely as in
the last.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The ResnIt i'm NfahonIng.

We give below the returns from the sew
eral townships of Mahoning County of the
vote cast on Tuesday, and also, for purpose
Of comparison, the vote at the State election
last year,
GOVERNOR, 1866. SEC. OF STATE. 1856
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

HA-Judge ~Spaulding's majority for Con-
gress in the Cuyahoga District is $685.. Gen.
Garfeld's majorityin this District is CGeauga
estimated) 10641.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

sA- Geary's official majority in Phila-
delphia county, Pa, is $3.50, in Allegheny
county 76l6; in Mercy county TIA; and in
Crawford county 1745.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The Clean Thing.

Washington township, Hamilton county,
Indiana, gave the following vote ut the late
election:
Union 7l6. Democrat o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

DOR SALE--The Subscriber is
Il Agent for a House and Lot. which he offers
with wood house attached also a good Barn and
large Cistern. with a good well Of water. and all
kinds of Fruit. The lot contains nearly half Ofan
acre o land. and is situated in a pleasant part of
Warren, o.. Call on
S. NJ RUPP.
Also a farm for sale. in a high state OF eultivation.
and in good repair.
Warren. o., Sept. 26. l666-1m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The Sensation Canard.

The sensation story telegraphed over the
country Wednesday nightfrom Philadelphia,
to the effect that the President had called
upon the Attorney General for his opinion
as to whether Congress was a legal body, ETC.,
turns out, as might have been supposed, to
be a canard. gotten up. no doubt, by specu-
lstors for effect on gold md stocks. It did
put gold up about three per cent, and slight,
" depressed national securities temporarily.
The spectators did not accomplish much for
the reason that people don't scare worth 8
copperin these days. 1t is stated from Wash.
ington that there is no truth in the report.
The infant daughter of General Tom
Thumb died from inflammation of the brain
- N--. - IL. ncIl .fC-I.-l
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New Advertisements.
-.
Two Firstrate Farms for Sale,
Unsurpassed for Dairy or Stock.

CITUATE IN PERRY TO WN-
OSHIP, Mercer Co. Pa. miles east Of Green
vile one of 226 acres, the other of l46 acres. and
lay adjoining aud now compose one farm of 49,
acres. and will be sold separately or together
Two good dwellings. / large barn, l stable, l sheep
house, wagon shed, grainery, &c, &c. The quail
large portion cleared and nearly all under fence.
and well set in clover and timothy, all admirably
Watered, and good for grain or grass. The James
town and Franklin r. 4. passes through a portion
of the farm. They are offered very low and upon
liberal terms. For further particulars call and
see the subscriber on the premises, or address him
at Greenville, Mercer Co. Pa, or enquire Of the
editor of the Chronicle. Warren. o..
JOHN ALLISON.
Oct. II. 1856.
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The Fortieth Congress.

We lave prepared a list Of the members
of the Fortieth Congress, so far as they have
been elected, which we append:-Cevsldnd
Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
The Vote In TrumbuII County.

The subjoined table exhibits the votes
in this county in 1865 and 1866, showing
the difference. 1t will be observed that
the Union party gained this fall in "a of
the Is townships-the aggregate net gain
being 739.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
SWINR-Heavy

The market declined fully y cent per pound
Extra cattle. which were scarce. commanded pre-
Vious prices. Sales made as higE. ~ lSc. GOOd
cattle generally realized lie. The general sales
being at prices ranging from IS to l65fc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

THE MAGIC WHEBL-Is one of

the most interesting and amusing things Of
the kind ever invented. By looking through perfo-
rations in the rim of the MAGIC WHEEL, while il il
revolving. very simple pictures on circular pieces
of past-board are made by the aid of a mirror, to
assume the shape of living and moving creatures,
and to perform the most wanderful antics. The
mode in which the illusion is produced would
puzzle grown people. while children. without in
quiring into the why's and wherefores, are delight
ed with the performances Of the Magic Wheel
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17
New York Butter and Cheese
Market.

" OCTOBER9.
The anticipated decline has now fairly set in.
Inc tau OF &c per pound on Orange county pals.
was the signal for lowering on other fine butter,
which We quote at a decline Of a and a very in
active market. The stock of common Western
Toes not diminish, but rather increases. and no one
wants II or can be induced to take it at anything
SOLD at 2O922c, but it is impossible to work of any
amount at those figures. There is very little de-
mand for butter to go East, while the California
trade takes so little it is of no account. No butter
Is going abroad. Shippers offer 26c for such as is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

b9-Gold closed Monday at 1904. in New
York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

CHKEsE.--Only one thing keeps cheese from far
ing worse than butter. and that is the late advance
IN gold: The receipts have been very heavy,
amounting TO 35,TS boxes during the week. or near
has not all been sold. There are lots of fine cheese
held at l1zc, but no one is offering above 171zc to-
day for just the finest fancy stock. Buyers are get
ting very good factory at 1Yc, though q factory or
lot OF 900 boxes strictly fne was sold at I7Nc this
morning: Really hne English dairy is bringing
our outside quotations, while ordinary goes of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

sA-Morgan's majority over Delano, in
xhe 18th Congressional District is 2s7,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-17

QUARTERLY REPORT
00fthe condition of the Trumbun National
Bank, of Warren o.. on the morning of the first
Monday of October. 1866.
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TREASURES NOTICE.--TAXES OF 1866.

n n S%% S% %aS eight Z EPTAas asHB Ss Hs% agsT@dEt%" %HG%y sSHSh SSga give Rss sa as~s Taxes
hips: .F
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New York Live stock Market

NEW York. Oct. 15.-The current prices for tn,
week at all the markets as follows:
pupp naTTr u-Eiraf oualifv par ont. tIT 00n12 N
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Great Victory In Hubbard.

se47l ls49l 1924 ISL 747I
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L CAN AND WILL

give better bargains than any other house in town.
and see for yOurselves
Oct II 1876 IF .f .
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

to carry him aboard but arriving at me place where she
was hu they could hesre more Of her oul sne was
gone he las evening 10 10 how ne "ouiu rno
Much search and dispute wa where III, uoal suouiu
be, hut at last they found divers letters 10 ne
10 this effect directed the Governour ana o'ne 'her
res that their hard and bad 30 n'oersoie
and toeir hopo small againe TO see thei
or be delivered from such servtude, they an Iuhe
chuse 10 put themselves TO that desperate hazard suo
for England in which, II they miscarred as waA mu
TO be msrusted their lives and boods should DO req ou
ut their hands was the cause.
eompasse Dali Barker had borrowed OF Master IN 'cs
TO whom he that hee had oft persuaded them
patience and that God would pay them though none an
he must now be con,entsd with the losse Of hs pias
with hs doctrine Such leisure they found 70 oee
merry when the eye OF they were marching into
most certaine NINE
The Governour being thus satisfied OF their escape,
oxtreamey threatened them less than hanging, but
the sormes Of the Ocean they now more feared thcn
him. good provision by bsrerng they had got from the
snip where Goodwin In q bravado told the Mariners
though he could not be permitted TO goe with them yet
peradventure hoe might bee IN England before tnem
whereat the Master and his Mate laughed merriiy. .
hut having beene under saile three weeks, tine
winds so ayoured them they felt nothing OF which they
had cause TO feare then clustering gale blowing IN
iner teeth pat them 10 much extremity Tor dWers
dayes then becomming more gentle, away they past
French pccaronne OF whom they desired succour hee,
ike himseie tooke from them what he liked, Leaving
thom not so much state TO observe whali
and SO cast them on their still they continued
I'LL their victua began 10 fall to the lowest ebbe, and
the very knees OF their small vessel halle hewed
away for nrewood. At last TO their infinite JOY, they
arrived In Ireland where the Earle OF Tomund honorabiy
entertained them and caused the boat to bee hung up
for monument, and well shee might for shee had
sailed more than 300 miles by right line thorow the
God made the world the like navigation was never
done nor heard OF.