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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07
Declaration of the Baptist
Convention.

The Baptist State Convention at its
late meeting at Wooster passed, among
others, the following resolutions:
ReSoLved, That in respons e to express
ions from our Southern brethren, invi.
ting representative religious bodies of
our denomination at the North to set
forth the conditions upon which we
would be willing to enter into cooper
alive Christian activity with themselves,
we would fraternally say That while
we woufd heartily rejoice to cooperate
with all our Christian brethren in the
lately rebellious States in the labors of
the kingdom of Christ, yet that m
attempt to conciliate disloyal Southern
Churches or missionary organizations
by Ignoring the crimes of the rebellion, is
but a daubing with untempered NOR
tar, and must result, when most sue
cessful, in a union without strength
and a religion without principle.
ResOtvea, That in view of the nation
al crisis that is upon us, it is the right
and duty of Christirn citizens to speak
plainly, and TO give their earnest and
united support to every department of
Government on the great questions
which are ~agitating our country, and
which are soon to be settled forever, so
far as they recognize The unity and political
equality of all native inhabitants of our
country before the law, including the
rignt to q voice Ia the choice Of our
rulers, to be heard in u courts, and
to be protected in all the rights and
privileges of American citizenship.
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From New Orleans.

The Tribune's New Orleans special says
1t is stated on very good authority thai
the President has ordered General Sheri
dan not to make any arrests under Gener
al Grants famous order, which affects for
ty-four parties accused of committing muir
ders on the 18th o. July, in this city. 1t il
well known that afidavits were placed il
General S~heridan's hands over two months
ago, accusing certain parties of murders
and the above accounts for his not acting
in the matter.
The appointment of Judge Morgan, 4
notorious COpperhead, as U. S. District
Attorney, will effectually prevent the
prosecution of numerous parties held fol
trial by the U. S. Commissioners under
the Civil Rights bill.
Official information reached General
Sheridan yesterday of numerous murders
and outrages committed against Union
men in the Parish of St. Lundry. Gen.
Sheridan leaves for Texas to- morrow. he
will be absent four or five days.
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While science has labored for the benefit o.
the human race, it is bat a poor return to have
imitators start up and claim merits for their ar
ticles which never existed except in appear
ance. Since Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover has been introduced. and the remedi-
al effects Of this valuable preparation haYe been
so plain. a legion have commenced manufactu-
ring nostrums. In point of merit there is no
comparison. no more than the counterfeit re-
sembles the genuine bank bill. One has q val
ne for which the holder receives its value. while
the other is worthless and is palmed of on the
unwRry. The effects Of Halls Sicilian Hair Re-
newer upon the heed is 10 reHei0 the growth Of
the hair, restore it to its natural color when il
has become gray, and cures all diseases of the
scalp Tne effects areseen from the first bottle.
Weekly Tmes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

A Southern sheet thus pays its respects
to Mr.. Beecher, who only a few weeks ago
was enthusiastically petted by every paper
in the reconstructed region:
"Beecher has slid back into the radical
stye, where he came from originally. No
better could be expected from the Puritan
ical, smooth faced, glib-tongued Aminidab
Sleek, who, on q certain well remembered
occasion, had the fmpudence to nominate
Beast Butler as the next President of the
United States. The Democratic party is
better without these dodgers than with
them. Never did the sun shine on greater
moral towards than this whiting parson
of Plymouth Church and the equality
whiting shyster of the TnaeI."
The Nashville Banner snuffed afar off
the scent of the difficulties in Maryland,
and with surprising impudence issued its
call to arms in the following terms
swell this looks like war. Let every
Southern man, every veteran in gray be
ready, at a moments notice, to take up his
musket in defense of the Union and Con-
situation, against these vile traitors who
would disrupt a Government for which so
much blood has already been she'd"
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JEFF. Davis

The parole granted JEFF. Davis, some
months ago, giving HIM the privilege Of
The ground of the Fortress during the day,
las been extended through executive elem
.ancv. bv removing all surveillance over
am and the guards from his rooms in
Carroll Hall at night. Instructions to
Ekls effect have been sent from Washing
Ion to General Burton e~ommandant of the
fort. thus divestiDg his imprisonment OF
anvthing like severity and paving the way,
b e GENERALLY presumed, for final parole
Ind release. All the guards over him
both during day and night being removed;
comfort and pleasure while held as a pris-
oner in the fort. 1t is said ne bias express
I'd great qualification a : t1e acH ample.as
Tacating Carol Hall and taking up his
-esidenee with Mrs. Davis in the apart
assigned her shortly after her Arri-
7al there.
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BUTLER IN NEW YORK
He is Attacked by COpperheads and
Thieves.

On last Saturday afternoon a large
Union meeting wa held in the City Hall
Park, New York, at which General But
Ter had been invited +, speak. The Cop
perheads and Five Po:nt rabble undertook
to drive him from the .tand, but the Gen.
eral persisted in speaking. A report of
the Occurrences says General Butler took
off his over-coat and his hat, and was in
troduced to the meeting by General Wa
bridge. An apple wa thrown at him and
hit hia fairly He c oily took it up and
began eating it while lie waited. Several
interruptions followel General Butler
continued and SAID that it had been this
spirit of misrule which brought on the ter
rible var. There were doubtless within
his hearing men who fed from the South
for protection during lie war and are now
endeavoring to bring On anarchy. The
honorable men of New York do not wish
to interfere with the rights Of the minori-
ty. Wherever the Republican party OK
lists, even in Georgia, free speech is tolera
ted, except in the city of New York. II
this is the Democracr of New York the
sooner it is wiped out he better. Organ
lied bands of thieves with their arms deep
in the public plumber were before him.
While he may pardon the poor hirelings,
he added, who do thcir masters bidding,
we will hold the leader guilty. He charged
the scene upon Ma,aF Hoffman, who
would follow Gov. Seymour out of office.
The men who are now bowling were in
1863 burning and hanging negroes. You
poor fools, he continued, I have faced
your superiors in Baltimore and New
Orleans. 1 have hung your betters. II
Won do not behave yourselves I'll have the
pleasure of seeing You hung. Do you
think I am going to finch? Do you think
you are the equal of the negro? You are
not to overpower free speech and free
thought. Men ofthe Five Points, thieves
and frequenters of tire Tombs, l declare
you are not worthy CT the elective fran
chise. He said the crowd was composed
of the paid hirelings of the Democratic
party who are paid 50 much q week to
suppress free speech. No higher argument
could be presented why Governor Fenton
should be elected than this. If there is any
thing that could be argued in favor of des-
potism and against tho rule Of the minori-
ty by the majority, it was such q scene as
that before him. 1t would take but q few
demonstrations of q like character TO make
a large Republican party become disgust
ed with the free elective franchise.
General Butler was asked to go on and
give the rufians whai they deserved.
'sNo, no, fellow citizens, 1 will net play
/ the blackguard. 1 am not a President or
a Vice President, AMI cannot 90 into a
discussion with an angry crowd"
The scene during the Generals speech
beggars description. The crowd was com
posed of villainous faces. The General
spoke boldly and feaFlessly, loudly defy
ing his enemies. His manner was impress
sive and carried greater effect with it than
his words.
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A

|The publication of the CHRONICLE has
ZEN delayed several hours this week.
lat we might be able to give returns
bm the important elections held on
hesday, in New York, Maryland and
This will account for the nom
of the paper in the different
WINS on Wednesday morning, u
ual publication day.
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MACMILLAN rs AbdIcatiOn.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. b.
Minister Romeo to-day received the fol
lowing letter, by way of New Orleans,
dated Vera Cruz, Oct. 26th, 1866:
MAMMALIAN left the city of Mexico on
the 23d inst, resigning verbally in favor
of Gen. Bazaine. General Bazaine en-
deavored TO persuade him to delay his de-
parture until Gen. Castelnau's arrival, two
days later, but he declined, and escorted
by eight hundred Austrians, proceeded to
OriZaba by crossroads to avoid meeting
Gen. Castelnau. He reached Orizaba yes
terday. and is expected here tomorrow.
The Captain ofthe Austrian frigate Dan
dola states that as soon as MAMMALIAN ar
rives he will at onCe leave for Europe.
1t is said that Maximillian will publish
to-day a manifesto at Orizaba. General
Castelnau reached the City of Mexico soon
after MAMMALIAN left, and took possession
of the palace, and assumed the reins OF
government. The French soldiers, who
had entered under Maximillian's %colors,
will be returned to France under General
Castelnau's influence.
General Porfiero Diaz has captured the
city of Oaxaca, taking all the artillery,
ammunition and supplies.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

The New Albany Qnd.) Commercial
says: From all accounts the number
of hogs f~attening at present is immense
and there is indication that the season
will open brisk. 1t is estimated that
100000 hogs will be slaughtered around
the Falls. The price paid drovers will
be about eve ent gross.
Within a few days past large quanti-
ties of muskets have been shipped from
Cleveland to Port Stanley and Port
Burwell, Canada. They are bought up
on this side and sent to Canada by a
man who claims to be doing it for pri-
vate speculation. They are taken for
the use of the Canada militia.
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Radical Victories in Tennes.
see
NASHVILLE. NoY. .

NASHVILLE NOV. d.
Hiram Patterson, radical, was elected
State Senator, from Summer and Smith
counties, over Printo, conservative by ove-
a hundred majority.
Wright. radical, VS. elected Represen-
tative from Sumner county, over Borham,
conservative, by forty FIVE majority.
Clements. radical, formerly Member Of
Congress, was elected floating Representa-
tive, from Summer, Smith and Macomb
counties, over Caldwell conservative.
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Conservative and Radical.

The Democratic party, installing its eff
ainacy and senility for caution and wis
kn. is terribly exercised ct the go-ahead-
We propensity Of the Union Republican
rty, and warns the people to beware of
Radicals and their impractieable
hemes. But as only a minority ofthe
ople sympathize with the trembling
bnseryat1ves, the Radicals are likely to
cceed in carrying out their programme
innovations on ''eustoms more honored
4 the breach than observance" The i'm
bible Conservative, in the pathetic Ian
lace of his late rebel friends, desires
bst of all to be slet alone" He instinct
sly realizes that the more his purifying
Ecass is cast to and fro by agitation, the
hker grows his offence. Politically, the
ormal condition of the Conservative
hmocrat, Is SLAVERY" Hens united by
Isociation and education for the active
tie of Radlcalism, and signs when he
Is sold things passing away and all
ings becoming new" His social and
iglous predictions favor the patriarch
order. He would like to be a patriarch,
th obedient men-servants and maid-ser-
nts; cattle upon a thousand hills, and
de extending plantations. On general
E~inciples al his sympathies are partial to
#. Davis, Andy johnson and liberal pota-
bns. Asa class the Conservative politi
ans clinging with such agonized tenaclty,
the coat tails of progress, crying ''ho-a!
are the superannuated remains of
lie one strong, active and progressive
|emocratic prrty a party whose palmy,
EctorIous days were those when it gloried
| its radicalism-when a conservative
emocrat'' was regarded by the faithful as
sspolitiesl a~bsurdity." Then it YES sue
because animated by an aggressive
Since assuming to be the con-
of Outstanding political and So
ial evils, its march has been q continuous
neral procession.
The old Federal party died of chronic
to the radicalism of Jefferson and
ackson ; and the Wing party, in a futile
fort to occupy Conservative ground. was
roken TO pieces by the assaults of the
lore irrepressible Free Soil element In
olitics, as the history Of parties eIempli-
es. Conservatism and Decline are synom :
because a conservative party is one
rat endeavors to preserve those things
-hich from inherent imperfections and
ant of present adaptation, have lost their
over and utility. The Democrats at
,mpted to save Slavery, and although
sturaIly disposed to die under the inAu-
nee ofour institutions, they kept it in a
ate of successful animation by contin-
ally administering legal stimulants.-
LAYING lost their patient during a grand
-eshet of emancipation, their Occupation
: gone" The eordials that johnson may
dminister them. can but prolong their
numbered days to the end of his aeciden:
term, for ~rottenness is in their bunker
ones, and death Is not afar.
The Union Republican party is radical,
ecause thorough and uncompromising.-
is bold, adventurous spirit is in accord
nth the hearts of the American people,
nd its principles and purposes commend
themselves to their "virtue, intelligence
nd patriotism" the basis and security Of
institutions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

FIRE IN ORwELL.-A fire broke out
in the dwelling house of Nj. Isaac
Tuckerman, on Thursday afternoon
last week, which began in an upper
room, and burned through the floor,
the stove falling into the room below,
greatly damaging the furniture and
rooms. the loss is estimated at 5000.
The entire loss of the house was pre-
vented. by the timely efforts of the Or
Well Fire Company.-Ashtabula SEMI
ne
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY

WEST Pennington, Trumbull
County, Ohio.
This Institution, acknowledged TO be one ofthe
most thorough. successful. and reservedly pop
9lar schools in the State. will open the Winter
Term, thirteen weeks. November g. 1866.
Manned by al abe, earnest, working faculty.
scerp member q ishieh has been literally educated
and critically drilled an the profession ffke teacT-
sr. we feel free to i..vite the patronage of par
of a hrst-class School, and of those wishing 10
prepare themselves thoroughly tor the high and
holy calling Of the efficient teacher.
In this. school. classes are organize avery
term IN Ancient and Modern Languages. High
er Mathematics. the Sciences, and the Common
English branches.
PaEtleular attention is paid to Bookkeeping
and PENN lnship. Painting and Drawing. Vocal
and Instrumental Music, ElOcution and Pho
biography.
Tuition from $500 to $500. Board from $500
to $500 per week.
J. NJ. LEONARD. A. NJ,
lNoV looo-Stl Principal.
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H
NEW JERSEY.

New YoRK, NOVEMBER 6.-Halsey is
elected in New Jersey with indicated
Republican gains.
The majorities in twenty nine towns
and counties in New Jersey show a
Republican majority of 426l-a small
gain.
In the First Congressional District,
Moore, Representative is elected. The
Second Distrlot.there is no doubt. In
the Third, Silgreaves, democrat is cleo
ted by a reduced majority.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.


PRICE's Mills. Oct. %, 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Commissioners of Mahoning and
1rumbull Counties Jointly. will sell the job IF
furnishing materials and new roofing and other
repairs. for the bridge across the Mahoning, at
Prices Mills. on Saturday the Sd Of November
next. between the hours of 10 ana u O'Clock
a. M, of said day. ilanO roofing made known
on day of sale. H. I. MASON.
o. X. WOLCOTT,
Oct. 81. 1S66-St Commissioners
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Union Business College of
Cleveland.

Cleveland is one of the most beautiful cities
in the United States, and is a great CONNER
cial and Telegraphie Center, Young men who
a~retbinking OF engaging in business ofany kind.
will ind the Union Business College of OleTe
land, enc OF the best institutions in the eOun-
try. Banking Ra~i,roading. Steamboating, Tele-
graphing, Spencerian Business Penmanship. &c.
are taught BY able and accOmpliShed teachers.
Young men should not engage In trade of any
KIM until they have been well trained. The
Telegraphic Department has no superior in the
in great demand. and are getting from sixty
to one hundred dollars per month. Spence
rian PenmanEhip is taught by two accomplish
ed teachers. We believe young men can find
no better Business COlleg { in the West. The
rates of tuition are asloW as any first class Com
mercial College in the land. If you want lull
information as to branches taught, prices, &c.
address FULTON a BlGElOM,
Cleveland, Ohio,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

The famine in IHdig is almost ended
Plentiful harvests bid fair to restore the
country to usual prosperity. A letter from
Calcutta says 1t is estimated that three
fo1Sths of the laboring population and 9
half of the lower class of agriculturalists
have persisted OF Vil perish before the ca
lamity is stayed.
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DEATHS.


In Braceyille, on the 5th inst. after a lingering
illness, FRANCIS ELIZA. wife Of julius
Austin, in the SD year Of her age.
JOHN 7. C0WDERY, at his residence in MEG.
ca. Oct. ., 1856. of Coniumption. aged IS
years.
A kim husband. and one who will be much
missed in his circle OF Acquaintenees. He suffer-
ed long and desired to Leave this for a better
world.
In Bristol, on the list inst atthe residence of the
FRILEY of Marion, o. AID Miss ELSIE r.
BR0CkErr, of Bristol.
In Rowland, Oct. SOth. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. J W Lanphear. Mr..
SA C0RRIN and Miss EMMA c. FOLSOM.
In Girard. Oct. 24th, at tbs residence of the
brides father, by Rev George Pierce, Mr.
TH0S. A BRIEFLY of Warren, and Miss
MAGGIE S. ADAMS. Of Grard.
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THE MAGIC WHEEL-Is one

Il of the most interesting and amusing things
Of the kind eyer.invented. By looking through-
perfOratOns in the rim of the MAGIC Wheel
whilei It IS revolving, very simple pictures on.
circular pieces Of past-boart are male by the
aid. OF a mirror, to assume the shape Of living
and moving creatures, andtO per Orm the most
wonderful anticks. The mode in which ~.
illusion is produced would puzzle grown peo-
pie while children, without iGquiring into the,
performances Of the Magic WheeI-A LOT ;1st
received atADAMS' RO0K STORE.
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$sFARM FoR SALE. a

I OFFER for SALE my VALUA.
1BLE homestead farm said farm is pleas
sntly situated in the southeast part Of How
land. and contains about One Hundred acres
of land of good quality, well adapted to sra
Zing or farming. is in a high state of cultivation
in good r~epair-iarge frame barn. frame house
and out buildings: Plenty of water. good TIM
Der. and an abundance Of good fruit &c. and is
on the Wh ole q desirable farm. For terms en-
quire of the subscriber on the prsmiseS.
Rowland, Oct. q. lsss-sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

Call fer Herrick Aliens Gold Medal SaIera-
tus. Agitste until you get it. Ifyour grocer
has not got it. ask him to 20 to the Wholesale
Agent, get a boz, AMI try it. 1t is the best in
the world. Do not be put OF with any other
Use it instead Of soda; it is a great deal better.
Most ofthe Merchants haye it. Their depot is
LIZ Liberty Street. New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

FROM tne new 1Ork Ilmes.
Fifth Avenue. New York. does not appear t
suffer much from secession influences. Recep
tons and parties are as numerous as ever, and
the increased demand from thst class for Mr..
Speer's Samburg port wine is astonishing. WheG
the true analysis of its properties was first pub
lished by James K. Chiffon Dc Co.. those who
could afford it Immediately adopted its use in
preference to foreign wines. Prof. Chiffon uses
1t in his own family. end has written to the pub
lie a card recommendingit it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

RA A fight recently occurred at Bax-
ter Springs, Southern Kansas, between 6
party of surveyors, under Colonel Phillips
and Colonel Goss, and a number of despe-
radoes, in which Goss was killed and
Phillips MORALLY wounded. Goss was
the Democratic candidate for State Audi
tor, and Phillips formerly was a well
known correspondent of the New York
Tribune.
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RnrHpsrrn InIx 10 1872

ROCHESTER, July l9. 1852.
MEssRs.J BURNETT CO.!-Having sold and
used your Extracts for several years past. we do
not hesitate to say that. in our opinion, they are
superior to any that we have seen.
Yours truly, A. F. Il w. WITHERSP00N.
Sold BY H0YT. STR ALTON & HAPG0OD,
Warren. Ohio. and BY all Druggists