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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-20

; The Marian Chronicle we believe. is the only
Journal in the district that opposes the return of
Gen. Garfield TO the House, and il makes rather
active opposition in the interest Of Hon. John
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telegraph.
- Had the editor of the Telegraph taken
pains to have looked over the columns of
the, Chronicle, he would have found that
zeditorialiy this paper is not committed to
the special support of any congressional
candidate, but that its columns are open
alike to; the friends of each aspirsnt.-
The Chronicle is not bound to swear by any
maa, either in or out of Congress, and
has mo friends to reward or enemies to
punish If the friends of Gen. Garfield
do not choose to use the columns of the
Chronicle as freely as his opponents, the
fault is with them. not with US. If the
Telegraph editor is disposed TO tie to one
particular candidate, he can do so with
out fear of his position being misrepre-
sented by us.
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HOMLAND.


June 18th, 1855.
EDITOR CHRoEICLE:-"M" doubts my being a
soldier. | entered the service at the commence
ment Of the war, and remained till its close, and
did not do as Gen. G arfeld did-leaye the service
in the midst of war for a position in civil life. l
have seen hundreds of comrades fall in battle, to
rise no more on earth, and it was some consolation
to know that their families were benefited by
those bounties which Gen. Garfield. from his
cushioned seat in Congress was opposed to giving.
IN wants me to giys him the speech OF Gen;
page l0s.
Mr., Speaker, I regret that 1 was not able to
meet with the Military Committee when the res
.oluti0n was under consideration. ! did not
reach the city till few minutes before the House
met this morning; but if 1 understand the mat
ter correctly from the public journals, the request
of the President and the War Department was to
February next; but the resolution before the
II ouse proposes to extend the payment until the
list Of March. And while the President asks Us to
continue payment of hounties to veteran volun-
"unteers only, this resolution extends 1t to V Olun-
"teers, whether veterans or raw recruits. If the
resolution prevails it seems to m e We shall swamp
the finances Of the Government before the LIST of
March arrives. l cannot consent TO vote for q
measure, which authorizes the expenditure Of so
"tion, unless it be shown absolutely indispensable
to the work Of hlling up the army. l am anxious
that veterans should volunteer. and that liberal
-bounties be paid to them. But if we extend the
payment to all classes of volunteers for two
months to come, L fear We shall swamp the Gov
"ernment.
"Before 1 vote for this resolution, "a desire to
know whether the Government is determined TO
abandon the draft. If it be its policy to raise an
army solely by volunteering and paying bounties,
I'VE have one line of policy to pursue. IF the con-
t~scription law is to be anything better than a dead
letter on the statute-book, our line of policy is
very different one. / ask the gentleman from
Illinois to inform me which course is to be 'adop-
ted. l am sorry to see in this resolution the in
"dication of a nmid and Vecillating course. 1t is
unworthy the dignity of our Government and
"our arm to use the CONSUMPTION act as q scare
Grow. and the bounty system as a bait. to alter
"nately scare and coax men into the army.
Let us give liberal bounties to veteran soldiers
who may ~re-enlist, and for raw recruits use the
draft.
Notwithstanding Gen. Garield's strong opposi-
ton, the measure passed by a vote of I2 to 2
against it-Gen. g. voting in the negative.
Does it look now, as though Gen. Garfeld's fears
/ about swapping the Government had any sub
stantiaI foundation? - an who was receiving
over 5000 for his salary and mileage for his term in
Congress was opposed to giving $500 counties to
soldiers because it cost something.
NJ may be heartless enough to support such Q
man. but the soldiers and their friends are not.
81 - SOLDIER.
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ga choiern deaths in New York and vicinity.
the past week averaged about one a day.
az The Niagara Ship Canal is likely to be kill
ed BY the quarrels of its friends in New York.
81 Returns received at the Var Department
show that the regular army is receiving recruits at
the rate of about three thousand per month. and
thati It's ranks are nearly full.
sAs- The committee of Ways and Means have
not yet taken Mp the question Of adjournment. and
have no design of doing so until they can agree
upon a tariff bill. and see it safely through the
House. They are now busiIy engaged upon it.
and are constantly receiving delegations repre-
sentinz almost every interest. claiming additional
protection.
HA- Strong hopes are entertained By its friends
that the bankrupt law will pass the Senate. The
opposition to it is fast subsiding. Many Congress-
men think. however. that it will be vetoed by the
President after its passage.
Ia The question whether the Southern States
shall be admitted to representation as fast as they
adopt the constitutional amendment. is likely to
bedseided to some extent by the opinion formed
on the question, whether a State can annul its rat
ifc alton ofthat amendment any time before it be-
comes a part Of the Constitution. The negative o
this latter question was maintained recently b.
Judge orth. of Indiana. IN an argument that at
tractsd much attention.
q Gen. Lewis Cass died at Detroit, Sundat
last, aged 81 years. Like the late Gen. Scott. hG
was one of the great men of a former generation
whose memory viii long live in history.
About 1900 emigrants arrived ct New Yorl
last week.
-r-s - rHf l .--4ono -. Fl
The Austrian army is now 100000, strong
The Prussian army is the largest army that nation
ever set on foot. The italian volunteer army
numbers IS 600. The prospects, Of an European wa
is not SO imminent as has been.
as- Gold closed in New York. on Monday night
at Isl. During the day itreached l6s.
arA man died on Sunday in Baltimore o
cholera. he bad just arrived sick from New
York. ff t
II Is reported that John H, surratt, one Of
L5neoln's assassins is now in Little Rock, Arkan
sag. Detectives ars watching for him.
ua. The latest foreign news is that hostAitie
are momentarily expected 70 commence IN Ger
many. Prussia has INVADED Holsteip' which Is
virtual declaration Of war.
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Chicago Market.

49, Cnleago, June 10.
FLoUR-Is active. firm and unchanged. Sales at
So 009ll 25 for Spring extras.
at 81 S591 IS for No. in the Northw estern. 81 90
GIT for No. l regular, and 81 029l CO for No. 2
Spring, according to location, closing quiet at 81
691991 69M for regular.
GRx-fs active. AID 1@1Ke better. Sales at 50
@53Zc for No /, 5l@52Ho for No. 2, and 56i975c Tor
yellow, closing weak al 53c for Mol.
PRoFrsIoNs-Are frnier. Mess Pork advanced
&c; sales of 600 brls ut S3i 259327 IS. Bulk meats
are in good demand, and firm sales of 240 900 lbs
Shoulder at l254c loose. Lard is dull and nominal
at z2g22%c,
tIyE H6oes-Are fairly active. and steady. Sales
GATTLE-Are dull. Sales at S45O97 rs. About
S,OU head are left over in the pens.
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Butter and Cheese markets.
NEw YORK. June !

INV AVhhf III =
~BUTTER-There is an active demand for yellow
ohio butter, parties paying 29930c, and in some
instances 3lc, for such to ship to Cal fornia. The
next steamer loading for that port will probably
take some 1900 to 5000 frkins, the buying of which
has given this firmer tone to the market. The re-
cent marked advance in gold has stimulated ship
ments to the Pacific coast.
CHEEsE.-The cheese trade has boon dull during
the week, but to day, with the sudden rise in gold,
those European shippers who could act made free
purchases. giving the market quite a lively appear
ance. They generally paid1S9lSHc for pretty good
factory, though a little fancy was sold at 10000,
and then scarcely covered cost.
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PIttsburg CattIe Market.
Pennsylvania central stock Yards

June "a
CATTLE. The market during the week was ae-
tive. The sales were larger. For good fat cattle
a slight advance was obtained, while for medium
qualities and low descriptions the rates were about
the same as last week. Eastern buy ers were on
nand: The extreme rates were S. 299 90 per ewt.
One fancy lot of II head sold at 9 so per cWt. The
other sales were between the figures We have nam
ed; Last weeks figures were Sc 1905 70 per cWt
,SHREP.-The market presented no particular
change. The rates were 81 CO.'S so per head-abOut
the came as last week.
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EGAL NOTICE,

IL To Anne Williams, minor child ofLevi Will
liams, deceased, whose place of residence is un-
knOWn. You are hereby notifed that Hugh Love,
administrator of Levi Williams. deceased, on the
9th day of April, 1856. fled bis petition in the
ing that the personal property of said estate Has
ms efficient to pay the debts thereof The said de-
eedent dle9 seized 81 the i4HoTing LANDS sltnate1n
known as part of lot No. As. and being FIVE acres
of land on the west side of the north and south
centre road, Immediately south of the Hubbard
branch of the C.. & N. Railroad; second piece Sit
uate on the west side Of said centre road and i'm
mediately north Of said Hubbard branch. contain
ing about thfee-quarters of an acre Of land, upon
which there Is a grocery store, The prayer of said
petition is for al. order to sell the said lands for
the payment of the debts of said estate. Said PEI
tition will be heard on the 9th day of July next, at
10 o'clock A N, In said Court. HUGH LOVE, Il.
@ Admir- of Levi Williams, deceased.
By George f. Brown. his Atty,
June 6 1865 4W -
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Farm for Sale
.HERIFF'S SALE.

OhLE.
~ 10 hn Tibbetts. VS. Reeher i Elbem.
By virtue of an execution issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
IN the above case. and to me directed and deliv-
cred. L have levied upon and shall exposet to public
sale. at the south door of the Court House. IN the
village of Warren, in said County, on ~
Saturday the 2sth daT of July, 1866,
The following real estate, to wit: Situate in
Mecca Township, TrumbuIl County, Ohio, bounded
as follows On the south by land sold by plaintiff
to George Shafer; on the west by lot line on the
north by lands owned in fee by said Tibbets (been
contracted to Reher, Max. Elbem and other) and
on the east by the highway to place of beginning,
there being i've ~ acres of land. Appraised at
S1z. Terms cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. June 20. 1s66-5t
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CHERRIES SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE. ~
~ Peter Shafer VS. Lorenzo Fairbanks. In Trum-
bull Comma Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and
delivered, I shall expose to public sale. at the
south door of the Court House. in Warren in said
County, on l 5 ...j
Saturday. the 9TH day of July next,
And between the hours of one and four o'clock. P
N of said day, the following described real estate,
to wit: Situated in the township of Bristol. COun-
ty of Trumbull and State of Ohio, bounded and
described as follows Commencing at the centre of
the highway, on the township line between Mecca
and Bristol, at the southeast corner of lands of
James G. Mahany: thence along the south line of
said Mahany's land to lands of Charles Merrill -
thence south to the highway. east to the east line
Of Bristol townships; thence north on the township
line to thd place of beginning; containing seventy
eight acres of land. moro or less. H
ALS0-one other piece, bounded and described
as follows: Commencing at the south east corner
of the above described premises; thence west alop.g
the centre of the highway to lands Of Brooks =
thence south along the east line of said Brooke
land to the lands of David D. Shafer; thence east
along the north line of said Shafers lald to the
centre of the highway on the east line Of said Brsl
tol, thence north on the east line Of said township
to the place of beginning containing sixty acres
Of land, be the same more or less. Appraised at
AS90,00. Terms cash. -et
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren. Ohio, June6 1866 5
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In Bazetta. on the It'll inst. by Rev. L. W. Ely.
Mr.. GEORGE L. LYNN, of North Jackson, and
Miss MARY J,KLINE, Of Bazetta, Trumhull
Co. Ohio.
ICanfeld Herald. please cOpy.l
In Warren, June 9Th by Rev. John Peate, Mr..
EDWARD EDWARDS, and Miss ANN BEN
TON.
In Warren, June 10th, at the house Of S. Medbury
by Rev. II. h. Hoisington, Mr.. CHARLES B.
WEAVER, of Sherburne, NY. Ito Miss PAMELA
C. WARD. of Niles.
In Greene, on the evening of the 10Th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Miss Jennie Harri-
son, to Mr.. Robert Wallace Of Wliamsfeld.
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orr"
IN Notice is hereby given. that the Commits
sioners of TrumbulI County, O., will meet with the
Commissioners of Portage County, near the county
line, between the two Counties, on the 18th day of
July next, for the purpose of determining. upon
the petition OF Edward Yale and others, and doing
such other business as shall be necessary to estab-
lish a Ditch, to drain the Tamaraek SWamps, and
the same. The petition asks that a Ditch be con-
structed. commencing at the north end Of the old
ditch on the town line between Braceville and
Windham on land owned by Edward Yale, thence
g. w. R.: thence west along the south line Of the
Railway about 80 rods; thence southerly about l20
rods through lands of NJ. A. Birchard, to an old
ditch running east and west; thence west in old
ditch about 40 rods; thence westerly so rods, to an
old ditch running north and south; theme esouth IN
road; thence southeyly about 50 rods, on land of
Peter Shively thence southeastedye above the
natural outlet, about 40 rods to ShiVely's south
line: thence easterly about 80 rods, on land of Pc
ter Butts. Also a Ditch commencing at Sec. No.
20. in Braeeville, 81 rods east of the west line of
the township. about % rods south of the north line
Of said Sec. 20; thence south, parallel with the
thence westerly along said old ditch. through
lands of Chas. Tilden, to the town line between
Braceville and Windhann thence westerly along
said old ditch, on lands Of NJ. A.. Birchard, till it
intersects the first proposed ditch. The Engineer
appointed by the Commissioner, has made a sur
By order of the Commissioners of Trumbull Co.
June Is. '66, 1t g. A: BRIGD0N. Auditor.
ESTATE OF HIRAM D. KEE.-
IL The undersigned has been appointed sxecu-
Ohio. deceased. LOUISA KEE, Executrix
june IoS 1000. OF H..l.4. NT -.4H'
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The Mineral Railroad Co.

NOTICE.-The undersl gned, Cor
IN porators of the above Company. recently
authorized by letters Of incorporation, to carry in
to effect the power granted to construct a railroad
in Hubbard, TrumbulI County. Ohio, give notice
that books win be opened for TeeeiyAE subserip.
tons to the Capital Stock OF said Company, at u
O'Clock. noon, on she 7th day 81 July, at the Hotel
WM.B 0NNELL, B. r
WM.R. BURNETT,
A. X. PRICE,
JIG. UTLER Jr.,
RICH'D BROWN.
June 6 1866 5w
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EGAL NOTICE.

Alonzo Winans, of the State of Pennsylva-
\ IA. will take notice, that Eben Newton, Thomas
Kennet and Alexander Wallace, Administrator
on the Estate of Simeon Jennings, deceased, with
his last will annexed, on the 18th day Of June,
1884. fled their petition as such administrator
AGAINST said Winans, in the Court Of Common
p1aas If TrumbuIl County, Ohio, setting forth that
said Winans on the I'd day of May. 1861, entered
;nto a written agreement with said testatOr then
in fuIl Iife) for the purchase and sale of seven %
lots of Ground, situate in the village of EarlsYile,
in Newton township, and in the County and State,
last aforesaid. Said lots ara designated on the map
~ the village plat of Earlsville aforesaid, and n
he 2nd Division thereof by. numbers: :, 9, 10, IA,
* % and %, That there is dne Sld wholly unpaid
for purchase money on said contract from said
Winans. the sum of $685., for which sum with
;nterest from the LIST day Of next term OF said
rnnrt. the said administrstors pray. for a hnal
orJar AGAINST said Winans, and also Tor o license
Sor me sale of said premises. TO satisfy the sum so
Sns and unpaid, and also an order that the sum Of
Si5oI 00 Vet 10 become due on said contract on the
81 dsv of May 1867, may be paid on equitable
nT;ncipIes out of the grounds OF such sale.
The said Alonzo Winans il. notified that unless
he nlead, answer or dsmRrr 70 said petition on OF
Epeeh1a Aha 90th day of July next, QS66l said
oeioro arJ Sacree prayed for by petitioners will be
taLon At The next Court Of Common Pleas in said
oon1tv 10 he held at Warren, on the 18th day of
Suttto1,Sa- tba avaninR of the day last mentioned.
oepe's EBEN NEWTON,
THOMAS KENNEL,
ALEXANDER WAr.cr
Administrators of cum tetdmento aAaerO Of Sine
on Jennings, deceased.
June is, 1866, 6W,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

AidLplrp > OA1L.
~ George Shaffer VS. The New England Oil
Company. In Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale in attachment ssu-
ed out of said Court in the above case, and to me
directed and delivered. l will expose to public
sale in Mecca Township. Frumbull Co.. Ohio. on
Tuesday. b 10th day OF July, 1866.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ, and 5 P. NJ. of said
day, the following described property to-Wit:
One 4 inch Pump with working Dbl and af
working rods complete; Appraised at ..,-.. 5000
One 81 inch Pump, ......... 5000
One Round 1000
Wheel and Frame completeT.--------=;.. 1000
One Stationary Engine complete, called The
Bell of Mecca, with Boiler, ,....-............... $500
Three square Watts, one round Tank, and
One Haues & Harvey Engine. Portable. ..... $1,000
..o4 S154O.e0
SETH N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifss Office Warren, June 20, 1861.
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H.-rs P4StJsVy
SETH N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Warren, Jun 20, 1s66-2t.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that an application will be made at the next
Court of Common Pleas for Trumbull County, o.,
to be held at Warren on the 18th day of Sep tenn
Der next. for an order of said Court, ~vscating a
street unnamed in the addition to the village plat
of Newton Falls in said county. made by DR.. H.
A. Du Bots. by subdivision of great lot. No. 81. in
Judson Canfeld's plat. located on the west bank
of the east branch of Mahoning River, BEGINNING
at the south line of Division street. thence up said
river to the mouth of jay street, q distance Of
about ffty-fye rods.
Also, for an order establishing Division street,
40 feet wide. and extending the same to said river.
The vacation of said street will conduce to the
public interest, and do no injury to the proprietor.
(DuBois) nor to the owners and proprietors of lots
in said village adjacent to said streets. And fur
Their notice is given, that the application in Wri-
ting for the purpose aforesaid, has been fled with
the Clerk Of said Court at Warren, in his office,
and that the prayer of said application Is. for the
vacation of said street, and the establishment of
Division street in said addition to the village plat
Of Newton Falls, aforesaid.
JOHN F. BEAVER.
Attorney for Petitioner
June 20, 1S66-4w.
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In Braceville, on the 18th inst. CALLIE N. CRAIG
wife of Wesley Craig. aged 30 years.
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Horse Rakes VS.. Horse Rakes.

T WISH to inform Farmers and
i those interested, thatI am Manufacturing in
dependent Wheel aud Revolving Horse Rakes,
Straw Cutters. Dog Churn OVERS. Fork and Hoe
handles, &c. Saving and Planning done on short
notice. Give US q call. j. j. GILMER.
tWest side) Warren. Ohio.
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CHERRIES SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE. %
- John Tribbett's vs. John Dugau Ell al In
TrumbuIl Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale in Attachment. is
sued out of said Court in the above case, and 10
me directed and delivered, 1 shall expose to pub
lie sale, at the south door of the Court House. in
the Village of Warren. in said County of Trum-
bull. and State of Ohio, on -
Saturday, the 18th day of July, A. ID. 'ee.
between the hours of one and four O'Clock P. NJ.
of said day. the following Real Estate, to wit
Land lying in Mecca township. TrumbulI County
Ohio, bounded on. the east by highway, on the
the west by lot line, and on the north by lands
owned by said Tribbetts. containing five acres Of
land; aud appraised in said attachment at so
per acre. SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff,
Sherif1s Office. Marran. Juno 18Th. lsGs.
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THos. sASDERsOS, JOHN C. h UTCHISs.
SANDERSON & HUTCHINS,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law, Youngstown,
Mahoning County, Ohio.
June 20, 1s66-tf.
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Domestic wool CIRCULAR.

Prices Current Of Wool at Boston. June Is, 1856.
Ohio. PenRsytUdHia and Virginia.
Choice Saxony, selected 800. .7O972
Ikree.quarters and Full Blood Merino--.-..6296
Half Blood.
Quarter Blood and Common.....-....-..m..56955
Neto York and Vermont.
Three-quarters and Full Blooded MerinO.. .. 5960
Half Blood 49,. ...5095
Quarter Blood and Common -.................4T@50
Trade is quiet, and prices are without variation.
BAILEY, JENKINS GARRISON,
Wool Brokers and Commission Merchants,
no. l64 CONGRESS Street, Boston.
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Administrator Of cum testdmeHtO aARerO Of Sine
on Jennings. deceased.
June Is, 1866, 6w,
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miscellaneous
RETAIL MARKET
New Advertisements.
UNCLAIMED

d EMAINING IN the Post Office at
Warren. State Of Ohio. June 2OIS66-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-04

necessity for trying him, The Admfnis'Ia 49, :
of President JOHNSON has won the resPec' VI
the whole world The very koaieais VINO
hate H. neverthelessrespect IL. beihg among
its firmcst supporters, we should DC sorry 10
.oe any stems taken tending In the remotest
degree to place in jeopardy the high charac-
tor u has won for itself among the nations OF
tho Garth Tho restored Bourbons shot
I,,prpoygRE and NEy six months after peace
had been restored, while France was kept
down by eleven hundred thousand foreign
hayoueis, and after NAPOLEON, the source
OF all the recent troubles, had been So
curcly lodged in st. Helena, whence his
escape was an impossibility. Even twelve
months after this, they shot MorToN DrvBR-
NET. But these deeds of blood shocked the
great heart of the civilized world, not because
the victims were not punishable according 10
law but because the punishment was nnneees-
sary Bv no concurrence of circumstances
we are persuaded, can this Administration DO
induced to follow so bad an example-to risk
its high reputation upon such doubtful ex-
,eriment, We are convinced the case VIII
ncver he brought 10 trial. President JOHNSON
has no taste for victim making, and he Will
take advantage of General SHERMAN parole to
discharge the prisoner and send him safely
home. IL