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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
Post Master Palms Opinion of
Andrew Johnson,

Referring to the Baltimore Convention
that nominated Lincoln and johnson for
President and Vice President, the Editor of
the Constitution relieved himself of consider
able venom. After characterizing Lincoln
as Ga pot-hOuse of imbecility, y and using SINH
lar chaste expletives, the newly appointed
Postmaster complimented Andrew johnson
as follows:
''For Vice President they nominated
Shoddy Andy johnson, of Tennessee, who
has grown rich by playing military Governor
of that State-whom loyal Tennesseeans and
good men everywhere love to hate for his
treachery." See Warren Constitution June
"A, 1864.
"ShOddy Andy"-that is, rotten, worth
less, &c. Grown rich by playing military
Governor" which means he plundered, pur-
Joined, stole, swindled and cheated the people
and government out of money enough to
"grow rich" Very pious accusationi Its
author deserves a good Office from the Presi-
dent. The men that receive Executive IA
vors now, only a y year or two since, slowed to
hate" Andrew johnson for his Union senti-
ments. We Opine they still hate HIM but
love his offices.
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MARRIAGES.


In Jefferson, O., at the American House, on the
18th day IF September. 1856, by Rev E @ Farley.
Miss JANE McMICHEAL of Williamsfeld. o.
to Mr. REUBEN SP0NSLER of Vernon. o..
At Christ's Church. on Wednesday eve, Sept. Is,
by Rev. G. S. Abbot. Rector, Capt. FRANK d.
MASON and JENNIE VAN WYCKE. daughter
of Hon. Matthew Birehard.
At the parsonage, in Mesopotamia, Oct 4, 1866, by
the Rev Wm + Millikan, Mr.. LEVI II HALL.
and Miss SARAH A DUNKERT0N. both Of
Bloomfield. .
In Bloomfield, on the ID inst, by Ed E Wakefield,
Mr. SAMUEL FERRY and Miss LAURA J
WORKS.
At the house Of Mr.. Ray, in BracevilIe. on the
At inst, by Rev A Cone, Mr. SYLVANUS Owl
ATT, Of Newton Falls. to Miss LUCY RAY,
daughter of mine host" Of Braceville Ridge.
October s. 1886. by Almon D. Webb, Esq. at his
Office in Warren, Mr. DAVID a. BARBER Of
Youngstown. and Miss LOUISA V OF
Johnston. Ohio.
In Vienna. Sabbath evening. Oct. 9TH, 1856. at the
residence of the brides father. by John s.. Will
li6ms, Esq, Mr.. HUGH NJ. BOYS, of Sharon,
Pa. and Miss KATE WILLIAMS. of the for
mer place.
At Gresnvile. Pa. Sept. 22d. 1866. by Rev W P
Bignell. Mr. Z DRAKE of Hillsdale. Mich,
to Miss KATE W BOND, of the former place.
May fortune gid your every feather,
As you sloiH the sea of life together. lCoA.
In Garfield. at the Cook HOUSE, September 18th
. 1856, by G Servis. ESQ. JOHN VANWINKLE
of Newton, to Miss SARAH E SIGBERT of
Milton.
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JEFF Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4, 1866.
Charles O'Connor and w. B. Reed, the
principal counsel of Jefferson Davis, have
been in conference with Judge Underwood,
the President, and Attorney General Stan
bury. This has a tBo-fold purpose. They
first desire t1'secure the release of DAYS. on
bail, to be given to the military authorities
inasmuch as he is q military prisoner. Fail
ing in this, as it seems very certain they will
the next step is to sue out a writ of hGbeds
corpus. But before any such step is taken
they desire to ascertain if possible if the Dis
trict Court will meet in November in &C.
cordance With the late act of Congress, or
simply meet and adjourn without trying any
case until the exceptionable technecalitY in
the law can be removed by proper legislation.
From present indications the counsel are not
very confident of being satisfied on any Of
the points proposed.
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DEATHS.


On Monday morning. October s. 1866, at his resi-
dence in Rowland, Mr. WILLIAM KING, II
the sixty-ninth year Of his age. r
Joseph Chalker's. in Southington, Sept. 18th
DALLAS B.. only child of VIM. and Thankful
Sperry, aged five years and five months.
"Our Little Angel Dallas"
mid early spring with wind and snow.
Just five short, happy years ago. b.
Years that have quickly flown;
There came a little angel pet,
With glossy hair and eyes so mild;
To bless our earthly homo. a
- And as time sPsd- Ehia angel boy.
With eyes so mid and glossy hair,
Around our hearts did twine; %
Like ivy olinging to the oak:
I'LL In our hearts his presence woke t.
A feeling most divine.
Each little act We treasured we'll
Each little tale he used to tell,
OF what ecstatic joy &
With him, life sWeetly passed along "a
His merry voice our cherished song,
Our gold without alloy.
Again. amid the autumn's frost.
The hOrseman pale our pathway crossed;
And filed our home with gloom; r
He took our little angel pet.
With glossy hair and eyes so mild;
And laid him in the tomb.
And now cur home is sad and drear,
His merry voice no more we hear,
As oft we have before;
No little feet with nimble skip,
No little form with rosy lip
Now meets us at the door!
But, if we to the church yard 90,
Mid summers heat. or winters snow,
The promise sure is given:
That though we miss our angel boy,
With eyes so mild and glossy hair -
Hes Identifying Heaven.
God grant that while we yet remain e.
Upon this earth Of toll and pain, I'd.
Our time may DO improved,
That when the boatman pale shall come,
We may be beckOned to our home,
EMILY"
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The Wool Markets.

NV YoRK, September 2oth,-The Economist re-
ports that the close of the week finds the market
in no better condition than the end of last week,
considered one Of the most active Of the year, finds
the trade in no better condition than it was at the
close of last month. Medium and Coarse grades
are still in demand, the only kinds for which there
is any demand. Fine woods sales have to be forced,
and concessions have to be made. The sales Tor
the week include 100000 rs Fleece at 4Sg5O; Tor
with Pieklock at 75e-only some lots of Pulled, the
market being very dull.
Boston. Sept. 29.-Manufacturers who have con-
siderable unemployed capital, are taking large lots
of wool more because they are cheap, and a good
investment at present rates, than for the reason OF
being wanted for immediate consumption. Inc
only real consumptive demand for wool, Just nov,
runs upon the low and medium grades. which are
in moderate request for seasOnable uses. But out
side of these descriptions. the market is really very
dull, and prices would go lower if stocks were not
generally in strong hands. not disposed to submit
to further sacrifices.
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% @ - Cd
$4,000
UNION MAJORITY
II Union congressman
Gains Everywhere!

At the time we go to press, midnight,
theretarns received by telegraph from
this State show decided Union gains in
all directions.
The majority given Gen. Cox last year
will doubtless be doubled.
Ashley, Union candidate for Congress
in the Toledo District, reported majority
1900.
auckland, Union, in the Sanduskey
District, is doubtless also reelected
Both these districts were warmly cOntes-
ted, and called doubtful.
A Cincinnati dispatch says the State
has given over $4,000 Union majority ;
that Eggleston beats Pendleton for Con-
gress over 1000, and that II of the 10
Congressman are Union. A good days
work, and doleful news for Andy.
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Pennsylvania.

The news from Pennsylvania last night
was Gag Owing to the violence o.
the storm, the telegraph operated badly
The scattering returns, however, from
the Western Counties showed generally
Union gains, favoring the election Of
Geary, the Union candidate for Governor.
His estimated majority in Allegheny CO.
is 1000, which is a decided gain, but his
estimated majority in Philadelphia CO.,
of only 1000, is a large falling of. A
dispatch from Pittsburgh, about -, NJ,
said it was impossible to arrive at any
correct conclusions as to the result with
the returns then in. We think Geary
will have at least 5000 majority.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
Soldiers Additional Bounties!

TNHE RULES FOR THE PAY
MENT of the additional bounties have nav
been published By the Department.; and every
soldier having a claim under the late law. should
at once place 1t ID course of prosecution. The
Rules tg1thtR ths2setres permit no unnecessary de-
must be presented to the proper DEBT. within a
very short period ; they also provide that a Soldier
VINO ENLISTED Ter not less than 3 years, and was dis
hls services being no longer required, s1GRk Ga
Let all soldiers who have claimsunder this beun-
" law, lose no time in sending their discharges 70
J.. A. HUTCHINSON,
General Agent. Authorised to Collect Military
Claims, Columbus, Ohio. whose increased Esilities
will enable him to make collections in the shortest
possible time. Letters of inquiry promptly replied
70, if they enclose postage.
REFERENCES -Msssrs. Jay. Cooke &C.,. Govt
Oct. 8. lS6d-lt.
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TrumbuII County.

The Union voters of Trumbuli County
did a laudable part in swelling the Un-
ion majority of the Buckeye State on
yesterday. We gain in this County at
least 700 over last year. The Union
gain in Warren is 96, Weathersield 90,
Rowland IL, Braceyille sc, Bloomfield
80. Hartford 10.
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SALE

ID IN PARTITION: Gaius & Parmelia John
son. vs. William Rounds, ct al. In TrumbulI Com
mon Pleas. By virtue Of an order of sale issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbul
County Ohio. In the above named case, l shall ex-
pose to public sale. at the south door Of the Court
House, in W arren, IN said county, on Saturday
the Cd dayOf November, "A, D., 1866. between the
hours OIL and 4 O'Clock, p. N, Of said day, the fol-
flowing described Real Estate, to-Eit:
Situated in the township of Vienna, County Of
Trumbun and StateOfOhiO. and being part Of origi.
and bounded as follows: On the north and Wes
By lands owned BY amuel Cauheld; on the south
by land owned BY Lola Marvin, and on the east BY
the township line between said township OfVienna
and BrOOkield. containing about seventy acres Of
land, the same being the homestead farm Of which
Chauncy Alderman died seized and possessed.
subject to the dover estate Of Betsey Alderman
his widow, assigned by metes and bounds as FOL
lows, to wit: Beginning at the southeast corner
OF the original thirty acre tract, formerly oeeu-
pied as the homestead OF said deceased, thence
north, along the center line u the T. township line
road chains so links. or thIrty RODS 70 the north
east corner OF said thirty acre track thence west
nv me north line thereof. I'VE chains or twenty
rods 10 a post set. thence south l5g chains. or sir
rods to a post set, thence west parallel to said north
line ID chains. or eighty rods to a post set, thence
south chains, or twenty-four rods to a post set in
me south line Of said 80 acres. or homestead track,
thence eastalong the same, Is chains or LOO rods to
the place of beginning. and containing fifteen
and threesfOUrth acres including dwelling house
and all other structures excepting the barn land
is appraised by said committee, subject to
said dover as above deserlbec. at the sum of$5,OO
SETH N. LAIRD,
Sheriff OF Trumbuil County.
Sherihs Office Warren Oct 8, lS56-5W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

Ex-Congressman Oldham, OfTexas. is in
Cordova, Mexico, taking photographs for a
living. He is also writing a history of the
war. Ex-confederate Gen. Shelby Is run
ming q wagon train from Paso del Macha tc
the CITY of Mexico. The undertaking. it Is
said, affords him a good living. Gen.
Hindman is in Cordova, practicing law;
but as no one regards the law in hat region
be Is not overrun with clients. Ex-GOver-
nor Harris and Gen. Price are also living in
COrdoya.
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Body Of a Murdered OficeI
Found,

NEW ORLEANS, September 21.-The body
of Lieut.. Butts, Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who had DISAPPEARED on his way from Match
itoches to jackson, has been found in the lat.
ter parish. He is supposed to have been
murdered for his money by q gang of despe.
radoes, deserters from the Confederate army,
who have been living by plumber, on the
pretence of being Union men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

The New York Commercial does not be.
lieve the President, in any event, will at,
tempt to carry out his revolutionary threat
in regard to Congress. 1t comedies, hoYey.
er, that his declarations are we'll calculated
to create alarm, and should awaken the PEG,
pie to do their duty at the coming elections,
In large majorities is perfect safety
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Important Letter from General
Grant.
From the New Albany Qnd.) Daily Commerce.
GeDtember 24th.

From the New Albany Qndl Daily Commercial.
September 4th.
Mr.. Kerr. in his speech at Hardings-
burph. startled his hearers by the asser-
tion that Gen. Grant was a firm support
ar of President johnson and his policy
The sensation created by this extraordi-
nary statement was considerably married
unon the proof being called for anil pro-
duced in the form of a letter to Dir Kerr
from Breyet Brigadier General W. B.
Hillyer. of New York City. Gen. Gresham
not feeling completely satisfied with the
uroof adduced, wrote to General Grant
concerning it, with the following result
II has been announced on several occa-
sions that the citizens of New Albany
would be favored with a speech from
General Hillyer at some time before the
ensuing election. Will Gen. Hillyer come
after this severe rebuke?
The correspondence referredto We give
below:
HEADo'Rs ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sep. Is, '66
General W. Q. Gresham:
GENERAL: General Grant directs me to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter OF
Sep. 10th and to forward you the accom-
nAuVlQq CODY OF q 4SLLcE SELL Dl E4n bA1S
day to General Hillyer, You are at lib
erty to make what use you please of the
enclosed.
1 am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ADAM BADEAU.
Colonel and A. D. C.
HEADQ'Rs ARMIES OF TER UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sep. I9, '66.
l see from the papers that you have
been making q speech in which You
pledged me to a political party. [ am
further in receipt of a letter from Gener-
al Gresham, of Indiana, in which he says
that his opponent for Congress had pub
lished an extract from q letter received
from you, in which you pledged me to
the support of President johnson, and as
opposed to the election of any candidate
who does not support his policy. You nor
no man living, is authorized to speak for
me-in political matters, and l ask you to
desist in future. l want every man to
vote according to his own Judgment,
without influence from me
Yours. ETC., U. S. Grant.
To Brevet B~rigadier General W. Hill
yer, New YORK City.
A true copy. ADAM BADEAU, A. d c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

In a dispatch to parties in Ohio, uhdel
date of the 22d inst, Secretary McCulloel
says: Payments of bounties will be made
under the rules which have just been com.
pleted by the Wan Department. The Pay,
master General has been instructed to CON-
menoe payments at once. There will be Nd
delay on the part of the Treasury Depart
ment. e..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

This is a bad year for gentlemen of the
turf. A few weeks ago one Of the owners OF
the horse Dexter was shot by his Mistress
A few days ago the driver of Butler had his
brains dashed out on the Chicago driving
park. The telegraph now informs us that a
celebrated horse trainer on the Oentreville
Course, Long Island, has been found on the
track with a bullet hole in his head.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
EGAL NOTICE.

IFIora Coates, Carrie Coates and Hiram Coates
OF me ofate I a sls 1sIeoy n95lhsd that
decd, has fled his petition in the Probate Court
of Trumbun County. Ohio, asking for an order to
seU the Real Estate of said decedent' Situate in
johnson township in said County Of Trumbun,
and known a. all Of said decedents lands In lot Is,
in division In saId township. Said peTition will
be for hearing Nov. 10, 1866, in said Court
OSMAN HULL, Admr.
OF Clarrissa 3. Morris, deed.
By GEO. f. Brown, his ATTY.
o. IN 1S664t-
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Cows &iCALvE
Allegheny Live Stock Market.

IPltts burgn OOmMtIcIAI 5 hepUIt
THURSDAY. October 5. IS66.-Cattle-The market
was well su pplied during the week. and there was
enough and to spare. Toward the close a pre1k
down in prices wasperceptible. The NUMBER sold
this week reached l,O59head against .l32 head last
week, a falling off amounting to % head, Inc
rates this week were: Common. Si.12g5.oO; Me-
dunn, S6.5097.50; Extra &.OO9S,5O-, The extreme
the market several sound lots remained unsold.-
But few Eastern buyers made their appearance,
HoGs-There was nothing done at the yards
worthy of particular notice. A few head were
disposed of for retailing purposes at SlO.5O9ll,oe
q cwt.. the same as last weeks quotations.
SHEEP-The market was dull: last weeks phi
ces were hardly maintained. The extremes were
$4.00@6.25. The principal portion of the sales were
made betw cen these prices.
LAMBs-Not much doing. Small sales were re-
ported at $2.00@3.50 2 head. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

1t is stated hat when General Gregory
went to Texas he visited a lawyer NJ bis
Office and asked him for q copy of the
laws of Texas. The lawyer opened a
drawer, took out a large and handsome
bowie,knife, and gave it to the gen rai.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
CHERFF'S SALE.

CHERFFS SALE.
- IN PARTITION; Francis Marsh ct al vs.
Philinda Clark, ct al. In Trumbul Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbun County, Ohio,
in the above named case, l shall expose to public
sale, on the premises, IN the township Of MesOpO-
tamia in said County, on Saturday the 10th day Of
November. A. D.. 1866, between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. m, and 4 O'Clock. p. m. of said day, the
following described premises; Situated in the
township Of MesopOtamia. Trumbul County, and
State OF Ohio, and bounded as follows. tO-Wit-
Beginning at q post standing on the east side Of
lands owned by DR.. A. H.. Tidball; thence east
along said TidbalPs south line. forty-three rods,
thence south eighteen rods and six links. along
Linus Tracy's west line; thence west. thirty-Ope
rods along said Tracy's north line to land owned
by d. B. SQuibb thenoe north along said Squibb's
west line Is feet, thence west on said Sq1ibb's
north along the eastside Of the public square to the
place of beginning; excepting from said bOupda-
ries. ons-third of an acre on the west side, con=
traeted to Frederick Lepper and containing four
Committee IN partition at SOU.
Parcel No. 2, known as part Of Lot No. ~, In said
township. and bounded a. tolloWs. to-Wit: On the
east BY lands Of Horace E. Bates, and Jas. Laird I;
on the south BY lands Of James Laird; on the west
BY the center of the highway and james Laird.
and on the north by the center of the highway
being the same lands decided BY William Laird to
said Hiram Clark, April Is. 1855. containing one
hundred andffteen and one half acres Of land
more. or less, and appraised BY COMMITTEES in parti-
Parcef&o. 5. known az part of Lot No. 50, in
said township, bounded as follows, t0-Wit: North
by LANDS formerly owned by George Ives. decd.
east by lands of Linus Tracy; south by lands Of
increase Norris, and west by the public square,
known as the homestead Of said Hiram Clark. In
his life time, and containing t~Orty-one one hum
dredths of an acre Of land. Appraised by Com
SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
sheri6's Office. Oct. 10. ls66-5w
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Oct. 10, ls66-1t
FGAJ, NOTICE.

A Sarah A.. Morrison VS. Samuel 2. Morrison.
Court of Common Pleas. Trqmbull Co.. Ohio
Petition for Divorce. The said Samuel 2. Morri-
ton h hereby notified that said Sarah A. Morrison
viii axe Dispositions in the above entitled cause,
| az the Post Office in the town OF Windsor, Canada
West. on the 8lst day of0ctober, 1866, between the
hours of 9 o'elocka a, m, and 69'eloekL 2. ~. Of said
dsV' GEO. ?. BROWN,
Oct. g.. 1861 Attorney for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

HUDSON, n. Y, Oct. A gentleman Of
this city, whose name Is withheld for pruden-
tlal reasons, was married on Tuesday eve
ming, and attempted to commit suicide BY
cutting his throat with a razor. His recove-
ry is doubtful.
There has been a strike among the shoe
makers of Elmira, n. Y. One shoemaker
mistook apother's head for q lap-stone. The
strike didn't last long.
Edward Howell, of Ashtabula, has a peach
grown il his orchard, that weighs a little
over twelve OUNCES and measures III inches
in circumference.
A young man advertised for a wife, and
received eighteen hundred answers from
husbands saying he could have theirs. This
shows the value of advertising.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

There is o cholera panic at Nashville
The city is all most depopulated, the citizens
having leftto escape the epidemic. Gases
of Cholera are also reported in other parts of
Tennessee.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
TTACHMENT

a TTAUHMENT.
ADaniel Hyde. Plaintiff, vs. Wm. Il. Bearlslex
and henry q. Beardsley. Defendants. BefOsa D.
D. bseman- Justice of the Peace Of SoutAingtOn,
TP., Trumbun County. Ohio.
The defendant, Henry Q: Beardsley, a non-resi-
dent of Trumbul Co, viii take notice thaS on tha
18th day OF Sept A. D.. 1856. said Justice Issued -
order Of Attachment in tho above action, foY tha
sum Of two hundred and ninety dollars md seven
cents. Said cause viii be for hearing On The iSt
dag Of Nov. A. d. 1866 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
- BROWN 4 HYDE,
Oet-S. IScSt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IISarah A. MorriEyn. vs. Samuel P. Morrison.
son viii take notice. that the said Sarah A.. MorTi-
son has filed her petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas. ofTrumbun County, Ohio, asking for q de-
ground that he had another wife living at the time
of his marriage with the petitioner. Said petition
viii be heard at the November term Of goqrt 1850.
GEO. u. BROWN.
Oct. 8. 1S56-6t, Attorney hE Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

Boston gossip says Charles Sumner is to
marry Mrs. Russell Sturgis, a wealthy
widow, this autumn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

The income tax having been generally
paid, the Internal Revenue reeeipts are now
~ayeraging about two millions daily.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

AZ There were no election returns re-
ceiyed last night from Indiana or Iowa.