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Soldiers Free Claim Agency
No Charge for Services.

We ask attention to the advertisement
in another column, of the "Free Claim
Agency" of the Soldiers Aid Society, at
Cleveland. In May, 1865. the United
States Sanitary Commission, from its Cen
trail Office, at Washington, established
Agencies in all parts of the country, for
the collection of all soldiers claims free
Of cost.
Their policy is, TO COLLECT EVERY CLAIM
IN OHIO AND ALL CLAIMS FOR NOTHING
They are thoroughly organized and have
every facility for the work, and earnestly
solicit every soldier and sailor in the
State who is entitled to pay, pension,
bounty, prize money or indemnify from
the U. S. Government. under the old or
new laws, to send them his claim for col
lection. Circulars have been issued by
the agency, explaining their work and
also who are entitled TO the benefits OF
the several Acts of Congress. Blanks
and instructions will be furnished every
claimant, SO that applications may be
made as well by letter as in person, adj
dressed to the agent at Cleveland, Ohio.
For further information, see advertise
ment.
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For the Chronicle.
CadWeII,S DecIinatiOn! a Pru-
dent Patriotic act, Worthy OF
limitations!

to- The Hon. Darius Caldwell has Withdrawn
his name as candidate for Congress in the 18th Dis
trict; and the Ashtabula Telegraph says General
Garfield is manifestly and inevitably the candidate
of the people. Mr.. Hutchins still remains a candi-
date, but the Telegraph thinks that gentleman will
not attempt to check the current that is triumph
antly TO return every faithful mothers son in Con-
gress to his present position"
The foregoing is cut from the Cleveland Herald
of I'D inst. Capt. Caldwell has shown that patriot
ism which I supposed he would and SO intimated
some weeks agone: and if Mr. Hutchins has any
true friends, 1 advise them have him go and do
likewise. and do it quickly. Has he not patriotism
enough for thatI!
The great interss of the country, seem to de-
mand the certain return of every Union man efthe
present Congress. who has faithfully stood IN the in
terests of freedom, who has not feared the frowns
of the Executive. Gen. Garfield is that man and
no sincere Union loving man should stand IN his
way. The honorable and patriotic course of Cad
well is commended Mr.. II. We hope it will not be
lost on him. 1.-THE people stand by their. Repre-
sentatiTes and re turn them in a body to the next
Congress, it will teach Mr.. Johnson. that the Union
party is intact, and cannot be beaten. So let it be
done. M.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27
THE BATTLE OF CYNTHIANA.

After the manner Of Bay Rum.
The Asperians went down like a wolf on the fold,
And their cohorts were cleaning with purple and
And the sheen of their guns was like foam on the
Which at waldeck's they guzzled to give them
good cheer.
Like the leaves of the forest when summer is green,
That host with their banners at sunset were seen,
Lik e the leave of the forest when autumn hath
That host on the morrow skedaddled and ran,
For the thunder of cannon breathed loud on the
As John Morgan's rebels closed round them so fast.
And the eye of the chary looked out for a sight.
To let their legs carry them of from the tight.
And there stood Johns steed with his nOstril all
AMI through it there rolled yet the breath of his
While the foam frOm.his bits brought of mem'ries
"ob. %aidscikl Oh. waldeok! why art thou not
here"
And the rebs. closed around them, determined to
mail"
Every ON. G. ~there-twould not do to fail: .
So the heroes were silent, their banners were gone,
Their guns were all burnt, their trumpet Enb tolcn.
Then the soldiers of Asper were loud in their wall.
As they started for Richmond. to old Libby jail:
But their wailing was joyfully changed when they
That instead Of to Richmond they were "homeward
bound"
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Latest News from Europe.

The steamship Germania has arrived
with European dates to the 18th inst
There had been no fighting in Germany
up to that time. The Prussians advanced
into Holstein to Altoona, and assumed the
government of the Duchy. The Austri
ans acknowledging themselves too weak
to make any resistance evacuated Hol
stein entirely. The Emperor Of Austria
had started for the headquarters of his
army in the north. France reiterateE
her intention of maintaining an "atten'
tive neutrality" No allusion is made to
the late Fen1an raids on Canada, in the
news from England.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27
Attention, Invalid Pensioners

By a recent act of Congress, all of you
"who have lost one hand or foot, or have
been otherwise so disabled as to render your
inability to perform mammal labor, equivo-
lent to the loss of a hand or g foot, are en-
titled to a Pension Of fifteen dollars per
month"
Those who are entitled to the increase,
can obtain it, by calling on the undersigned,
Government Licensed, Military Claim
Agent, at his Office, in Webb's Block, on
Main street, Warren. o. Bring your Fen
sion Certificates with you.
June 27-3W ALM0N D, WEBB.
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.OTICE.-To all whom it may

IN concern. Notice is hereby. given, that an
assessment according to benefits. for buildingm main
sewers in sewer district, No. l, commencing at
the Mahoning River south of and near the abut-
ment of the new bridge. north of HOyt's Store,
cross Main street, pass through Market alley to
Liberty street. up Liberty street to its intersec-
ton with lane street; also another main sewer to
branch from the aforesaid sewer at the corner of
Market and Liberty streets, pass east on Market
street to Vine street, north on Vine to High street,
and east on High to its intersection of Elm street.
Also another main sewer to branch from the afore-
said sewer at the corner of Liberty and High
streets, pass west on High to North Main streets,
up North Main street to its intersection with Lane
street, has been submitted by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, to the Town Council, and
are now on file with the Recorder for Inspection
The aforesaid assessments also includes for local
sewerage on the line of said streets hereinbefore
named.
All owners of lots or lands lying within said
sewer district No. l, having objections to said as
sessments. are hereby required to file the same in
writing with the Recorder of the village of War
rem, on or before the 9TH day of July next, or make
their objections before the Town Council at that
date, at which time said assessment will come be-
fore the council for confirmation. By order of the
Town Council. ii. II. TOWNSEND.
Warren, June 80. 1861. Recorder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27
e Meat K

NLEMENS, TREVITT & CO.-Hav-
" ing purchased the well known meat market
on Liberty Street, a short distance south of the
LIST National Bank, together with the ice-house
connected with the stand. will keep on hand for
the supply of the public. superior fresh meats,
which they will sell at fair prices. Every pains
viii be taken to please customers. The best beef,
mutton, pork. veal, &C., that the country affords
will be kept at ours. the central market for the
Town. Call and see,
CLEMENS. TREVITT& CO..
Warren. June 30. lS66-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27

IS.
AtLevittsburg 9th ult by Rev. George Pierce,
Rev. j. G. ELLIOTT, of Nebraska City, and
Miss NETTIE NJ. STANLEY.
June 18th, at the residence of Judge I. L. Fuller.
by Rev. George Pierce, Mr.. HEMAN 4, HAIR
MON, and Miss NJ. C0RNELIA FULLER.
denee of The brides father nv Elder r. Wakefeld,
Mr.. JAS. P. RAYMOND, of Cincinnati, o, to
Miss PAULINE L. SNYDER. of North Bloom
field, Ohio.
In Mesopotamia. June 18th at the residence of q.
P. Baker. by Rev. R. W. Crane. Mr.. CEYLON
P. BAKER and Mrs C0RDA CRANE, all of
MesopOtamia.
On Thursday evening, June 2lst, by the Rev. R.
W. Crane, Mr.. J, d. BUNNEL and Miss X. L.
only daughter Of VIM. C. JONES Esq, all OF
I. Orangeville.
In Bloomfield, on the 18th of May, by Elder E.
Wakefield, Mr., JAMES p. RAYMOND, and
Miss PAULINE l.. SNYDER.
In Greene, on the 10th inst. by Elder E. Wakefield.
Nj. CHARLES E.. ST0CKWELL, and Miss
JANE SIDDLE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27

Our late fellow-citizen General EMER-
SON OPDYCKE, now in the mercantile bus
iness in New York, is spending a few days
here visiting. We hope he may be as sue
cessful in civil pursuits as he was earning
honor and distinction as a soldier.
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STRAx SHEEP.

fAME 10 IHE FhEMIDES UF
" the subscriber in Champion township, Trum-
bull Co., on or about June 1st., w SHEEP
one a ~yearling and the other about two years old.
The owner of said sheep is requested to come for
away, otherwise they will be disposed of according
to law. JOHN ANDERSON.
Champion. June so. 1S65-2Ws
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EGAL NOTICE.
The Mineral Railroad Co.

NOTICE.-The undersig ned, 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
i n Hubbard. Trumbull County. Ohio, give notice
that books will be opened for receiving subserip-
tiOns to the Capital Stock of said Company. at u
o'clock. noon, on the It'll day of July, at the Hotel
Of Nathaniel Mitchell, in said Hubbard.
WIN. BONNELL,
WM.R. BURNETT,
A. K. PRICE,
J.G. BUTLER, Jr.,
RICH'D BROWN.
June 4 1855 5y
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For the Chronicle.

BRICEvILLE, june Ithl Io0o.,
EDITOR CHRoEICLE:-Haying seen in your col
umns the exceeding broad statement" that the
SOLDIERS and their friends" do not support Gen.
Garfield. I would say to the Rowland Soldier"
that if he will visit old BraeeVille, he can ind a
having employed him to speak for them after his
manner, are yet "heartless enough to suERPort
such q man." Il y. WYATT
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27

NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given, that the Commits
siOners Of TrumbuU 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
such other business as shall be necessary to estab-
lish a Ditch, to drain the Tamaraek Swamps. and
apportiOn the necessary expenses Of constructing
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 Braeeville and
south about 60 rods. TO the south line of the A. &
G.. w. R.; thence west along the south line of the
Railway about 80 rods; thence sOutherly about 10
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 about 10 rods to the center of the county
road; thence southerly about 90 rods, on land OF
Peter Shively thence sOutheasterly above the
natural outlet. about 120 rods to Shivelys south
line; thence easterly about 80 rods. on land Of Pc
ter Butts. Also a Ditch commencing at Sec. No.
70. IN Braceville, 81 rods east of the west line of
the township. about % rods south of the north line
Of said See. 20 thence south, parallel with the
township line. about so rods to an old ditch
thence westerly along said old ditch, through
lands Of Chas- IIlden, to the town line between
interseets the first proposed ditch. The Engineer
appointed by the Commissioner. has made a sur
vey and report.
By order of the Commissioners of TrumbuTI Co.
June Is. 66, At C. A. BRIGD0N, Auditor.
ESTATE OF HIRAM D. KEE.-
la The undersigned has been appointed execu-
trix Of the Estate of Hiram D. Kee, late of Greene
Ohio, deceased. LOUISA KEE, Executrix
lime n 1895 3t%
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Warren. June 80, IS66-tf.
SHEEP,
NUMRER OF SEFP one v

A NUMBER OF sep, one with
IA a bell. came to the premises of the subscri-
Der. two miles southeast of the center of Lords
town, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. All have
the wool on. The oWner is requested to come and
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
SAMUEL FLICK.
June 80. IS66-3t*
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-27

AS-AA
Alonzo Winans, of the State Of Pennsylva-
D Ia, will take notice, that Eben Newton, Thomas
Kennel and Alexander Wallace, Administrator
on the Estate of Simeon Jennings, deceased, with
his last will annexed, on the 18th day of June,
1866, filed their petition as such administrators
against said Winans. in the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, setting forth that
said Winans on the I'd day of May. 1861, entered
into a written agreement with said ~testator then
in full Iife) for the purchase and sale of seven %
lots of ground, situate in the village of EaTlsville.
in Newton township, and in the County and State,
last aforesaid. Said lots are designated on the map
of the village plat of Earlsville aforesaid, and in
the End Division thereof by numbers: 8. 9, 10, IA,
Is, y and q. That there is due and wholly unpaid
for purchase money on said contract from said
Winans, the sum of $692.29, for which sum with
interest from the 1st day of next term Of said
Court, the said administrator pray for a final
order against said Winans, and also for a license
for the sale of said premises, to satisfy the sum so
due and unpaid, and also an order that the sum of
$l59,0 6 yet to become due on said contract on the
1st day OF May 1867, may be paid on equitable
out of the grounds Of such sale.
The said AlonZo Winans is notified that unless
he plead, answer or demurr to said petition on or
before the 3Oth day of July next, QS66) said
order and decree prayed for by petitioners will be
taken at the next Court of Common Pleas in said
county to be held at Warren, on the 18th day Of
September, the evening of the day last mentioned.
ID NEWTON,
THOMAS KENNEL,
ALEXANDER WALLACE,
Administrator of cum testdH'eRto dHRerO OF Sine
on Jennings, deceased.
june l3, 1866, 6w.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Peter Shafer VS. Lorenzo Fairbanks. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and
delivered, l shall expose to public sale. at the
south door of the Court House, in Warren, in said
County. on
Saturday. 9TH day of July next.
And between the hours of one and four o'cl0ok.R
NJ of said day, the following described real .estzts.
to wit: Situated in the township. of Bristol. CoRn-
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 c. 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 township; thence north on the township
line to thd place of beginning; containing seventy
eight acres of land, more or less.
ALS0-One other piece, bounded and described
as follows: Commencing at the south east corner
of the above described premises; thence west along
the centre Of the highway to lands OF BrooksI-
| thence south along the east line OF said BROOKS
land to the lands Of David d. Skater; thence east
along the north line of said Skaters land to the
centre of the highway on the east line Of said BTls-
toll, 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 al
S4,S3O,00. Terms cash.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Ohio, June 6 1866 5w
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For the Chronicle.

For the Chronicle.
NEWTON FALLS, June 18th 1866.
Enron CHRoEICLE:-''Soldier" says he did not
do as Gen, GARFIELD did-leave the service in the
midst of war for a position in civil life" query.
Why didn't Jack eat his supper? KS.
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between the hours of l and 4 o'clock. p. m. the
following Real Estate. to-wit: Situate in Mecca
township, Trumbull Co. Ohio, and being part of
lot No. thirteen, in Kingsbury tract, $50 called
and is bounded and described as follows: common
cling in the center Of the highway at the north
west corner of lands decided to Almon Cowd cry,
by James Cowdery; thence south thirty-two feet
feet: thence west eight 81 rods to the place of
beginning, be it more or less. Appraised under
former writ at $50. Terms cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren o. June 30, 1S66-5w
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Horse Rakes VS.. Horse Rakes.

T WISH to inform Farmers and
Il those interested. that I am Manufacturing in
dependent Wheel and Revolving Horse Rakes,
Straw Cutters, Dog Churn powers, Fork and Hoe
handles, &c. Saving and planning done on short
notice. Civ US a call. J. ]. GILMER.
(west side) Warren. Ohio.
Nav 16. 1S66;:Sm.
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Soap! Soap! Soap!


The Gold Ne dal Soap has no equal. but will go
much further and do much better work than any
other soap made. 1t works by magic. One trial.
and our word for il you will never use any other,
Go get a bar and find all that we say to be true,
To persons who are weak and sickly, the
use of Speer's Samburg port wine will re-
store their health and strength. Physicians,
clergymen and temperance advocates should
encourage the use of the Samburg port wine,
and thus aid the cause of temperance and
moderation. We especially recommend it
to families for its purity, exquisite flavor
and healthy properties. Medical men certi-
fly to its valuable medicinal powers. We
understand that Mr.. Speer has been for
years engaged in preparing and perfecting it,
and that it requires a four years process be-
fore it is fit for the market. ~. Y. Baptist.
Our druggists have procured some direct
from the vineyard. 1t is excellent for fe-
males to use.
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SALE OF LANDS BY ORDER

GALE OF LANDS BY ORDER
~ COURT.
In pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, made at the
May Term of said Court for the year 1866, l will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the South
door of the Court House in the Village of Warren,
Saturday, July 18th, 1866,
the follow ing described lands, situated in Cham
pion township. Trumbun County, Ohio:
First piece known as west half of lot No. 81,
bounded west By lot SO, north by lot &C. east by
one-half of lot 50 and south by the Warren and
gainesville State Road, so called, containing forty
acres and eighty perehes of land. more or less -.
Second piece known as east part Of lot IS in said
township, bounded north by lands Ot-%,
east BY lot line. south by the Warren and Paines-
willie State Road, west by lands of David Harring-
ton, William Mathews and limestone; containing
fifty acres, more or less. Said lands are known as
the Peter Musser farm, and contains in all ninety
six acres and eighty perches. Terms ofSale-Ono-
third in hand on day of sale, one-third In one year
and one-third in two years, with annual interest,
to be secured By mortgage upon the premises.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner.
June 6 1866 5w
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DEATHS.

49, 49,
In Vienna, May 18th at the residences of her father,
Nh. Lleas Doud. of Consumption. Mrs ESTHER
A, REEVES, of Plymouth, Indiana, aged 81
years 2 mo. and 1 days,
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RIRTHS
MARRIAGES.


In Warren, June IS, 1856, a daughter to HENRY
]. and AMELIA E. W.HYDE.
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May 16. 1s66::Sm.
OHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
y John Tribbetts VS. John Dugan ct al. In
Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale in Attachment, is
sued out of said Court in the above case. and to
me directed and delivered I 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. '66,
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. Trumbun County,
Ohio, bounded on the east by highway, on the
south by lands sold to Ethan and Reehen, and on
he west BY lot line, and on the north by lands
owned by said Tribbetts. containing i've acres Of
land: and appraised in said attachment at 50
per acre. SET M. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, June 18th, 1866.
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FSTATE of JOHN MORRISON,
~ decd. The undersigned has been duly APP
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
Estate of John Morrison. deceased. late of Far
mington Township, Trumbull County, Ohio.
JEREMIAH KILLER
Southington. June Is. 1866. st.
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SALE

y James Bracken. VS. "A. Sherman. By virtue
of a Venditioni EXpOnas. issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Trumbul county, Ohio. in
tn above named case, and to me directed and
delivered. I shall expose to public sale at the south
door of the Court House. in Warren, on
SATURDAY. the oRfh- dav nf InIv 1879
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EGAL NOTICE.

June 6 1866 5w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-18

The Proud MANA proud man
is fool in fermentation, that swells
and boils over like a porridge-pot.
He sets out his feathers like an owl,
to swell and seem bigger than he is.
He is troubled with a tumor and in
flammation of sclf>conccit, that rcn-
ders him stiff and uneasy. lie has
given himself sympathetic love pow
der, that works upon him to dotage,
and has transformed him into his
own mistress. lie is his own gallant,
and makes most passionate addresses
to his own dear pcrfections. He is
his tavorite, and advances himself
not only above his own merit, but
all mankind; is both Damon and
Pythias to his own dear self, and
values his crony above his soul. He
gives place to no man but himself,
aud that with very great distance to
all others, whom he esteems not
worthy to approach him. lTe be.
licvcs whatever he has received to
have value in being his; as a horse
in a nobleman's stable will bear q
greater price than in common mar.
ket. lie is proud, that he is as hard
to be acquainted with himself as
with others, for he is very apt to for
get who he is, and knows himself
only specifically: therefore he treats
himself civilly as stranger, with
ceremony and compliment but ad-
mi,s of no privacy. lie strives to
look bigger than himself. as well -
ethers. and Is no better than has own
IZsraslie and farfercr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-08-18

SHE Knows THE MEN.-This is
the latest from Fanny Fern, ad-
dressed to ladies':
"Show but a strip ofwhite stock
ings above your boot, or bit of en-
broidered skirt, or Balmoral, and
you may lead man by the nose.
l have positively seen gentlemen
stand at the corners, eagerly b bling
their heads this way and that, to
catch a sight of the gaiter boots, as
they alighted from the various omni-
buses. Not all young men. but gray
headed old codgers, who had grandpa
written all over them"