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e SnccRss.

Some men start business in life, amid even
encouragement, and after a very short career
become wrecks to announcement. Such men
are generally above their business /. and have q
natural dislike to either mental or physical Ia
Dor. There is another class of men who start
in life. not nnder the most fatteFinE prosPects
but by constant effort and perseverance, l0ihh an
tndomitGbLe triUt to OUercomevUerv obstacle, seldom
fail of success, Numerous are the cases % the
latter description, snd standing prominent
among them is that of England Photo
graphist, who at present is reaping the full re-
ward Of q lifetime study of the beautiful art al
No. is. Market Street. Warren, o. Go to tie
New England Photographic Gallery. for your
best work. RICE-Artist.
May s. 1867.
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There were three alarms of FIRE

There were three alarms of FIRE the
past week. That on Thursday was caused
blythe roof of the planning mill catching fire.
1t was ~extinguished by a few pals Of wa
ter. The alarms OF Saturday were caused
by the roof Of a small barn belonging TO
Mr.. John Lowry, situate Immediately
south of Wisell's smith shop, catching on
fire on account of using charcoal ct n of
the FORCES. The flames were eItinguished
before any damage vas done. The fire
companies were out promptly, but fortu-
nately their assistance was not needed.
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List OfJurOrs,

Drawn for June term, 1867, commenc
ing Monday, June 10th, at 10, AN.
GRAND JURORS
James Braden, Greene;
John Lamb, Lordstown;
Lathrop Mayhem, Bristol;
James Clark, Brook6eld;
William N. Sutton, Newton;
Joseph Rinear, Harrington;
james NJ. Harwood, Pennington;
G. A. Will ans, Gustavas;
q. S. Hammond, Bristol;
Albert Mathews, KinsmRn;
William G. Jones, Hartford;
George q. Waters, Bristol;
N. NJ. Sanford, Vienna;
George Elder, Johnston;
John Dunlap, Weathersfeld;
PETIT JURORS. E
Milo McCombs, Rowland;
Arson Rogers, Braceville;
D. A. COe, Hartford;
j. g. Butler, Warren;
P. G. Osborn, SouthingtOn;
James Shannon, Liberty; {
Miriam Hine, Johnston;
Noble Mason, Mecca;
Lewis Alderman, Fowler;
E. S. Smith, Champion;
E. 81. Benedict, Braceville;
E. d. Brown Rowland
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

VIRGINIA WHEAT-The wheat ofop
IN all this part of our valley is LOOKING
most promising indeed. w have ney7
er seen 1t looking better. The weather
lnee the close of winter has been ex-
eeedlngly favorable for the young
wheat. 1t fairly smiles In the exaber-
anee OF its life and beauty What is
true OF the fields of wheat in Rockisr-
ham Is equally true Of the wheat n
Augusta, Shenandoah, and, in fact. of
the valley counties@RoekngIaDs
Register
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

Very properly describes those who. suffering
from acute maladies as Gravel, Dialects. diff
Guilty Of voiding urine. and like complaints. be-
hold their fellows on every hand in the full Wig
or Of perfect health.
But every such can find reliefin DR.. J. W.Po-
lands White Pine C~ompound-the never-fail-
ing remedy.
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JupIcIARY eoMMITTEE.

The Judiciary Commit ee to-day con-
tinued the examination of Col. Weather.
by, of South Carolina, regarding the Pres
ident's attempt to prevent the ratification
OF the Constitutional amendments last
summer. The southern agents of Adams
Express Company have been summoned to
testify regarding the reported shipment
by their hands, Of the pardons and charg-
ing three hundred dollars, to be collected
on delivery. Numerous witnesses from
other parts of the country have been sub
penaed. The COMMITTEES are pushing
their inquiries with the utmost vigor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

The Secretary Of the Treasury may any day
announce his adine to nay. on August 18th.
AL the $50 notes NOT notified for JuHdeney. and
all not presented before that date will be paid
his premium on them.
Bring your 30 notes to 7. ]. McLain 4 Sons
Bank. and have them converted free Of al
expense. MAY l5-2t.
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i. o. of G. Il.
DEGREKs-TrrnbHH Temple No. Is. meets in
the hall Of Warren Lodge. No. 1873. (on Market
St, over Rreeman& Hunts Bank al THo'cloek
on Friday evening of each week and on the
3lst inst. at 10 o'clock. q. m, when Degrees will
be conferred upon eligible members of the n eW
Lodges Of this district.
By order of the W. D. q.
s.. p. DRAA. W. D. r. Sec.
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The Government PIan!-

The Government charges gold interest lin cur
rencyl on its geld bonds from January LIST, 1867,
and allows the interest on the 7-30 Notes from
February 18th, 1867. The holder pays the differ
enee. and pays no premium on his gold interest.
I: j. MeLain Son will convert al b Bonds,
without any expense to the holders.
May l5-2t
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CuIfIYafOrs

With Steel Mould Board Blades,-Hammon's
Buckeye Cul'ivator is offered to the public with
the fullest confidence that 1t will, as heretofore.
give satisfsction. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ts have
been added for the coming season. illustrated
circulars. with price. sent free, Address,
HEAAN B. HAMMON,
May Us, l85I-2E BristOlville. Ohio.
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Show me a man O sour. morose disposition,
oneNho entertains good will towards none, and
I will show you g dyspeptie. Dyspepsia is the
bluest Of all diseases Rev. Aiken, ~testifes that
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE cured him after If
teen years suffering.
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Hot-Red Plants.

Cabbage-"Early and large Early York;
Jersey Wakefield" and "WinninEstadt." To-
matoes-~Early Smooth Red" Large Smooth
Red. Large Yellow" ''Tilden." Cooks Fa-
vorite." Early York" and Fejee Island"
Large Erfurt C~aulihOwer." Bell Pepper.
Cabbage-"Premium Flat Dutch" Drumhead
Savoy" and Large late Blood red, I" yellow
Nansemond RReetP Potatoes. For sale by d.
A. I. H0YT,
apr1T-7w West Warren
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AIIegheny CaitIe nIarket.

PIrTsBU RGH. Thursday. May II. 1867
CATTLE-The arrivals we're again light this
week. and with a good lOcaldemand and several
eastern buyers in attendance. the market was a
remarkably suh one Compared with last week.
good cattle sold at an advance OF full half a
cent per pound. THERE'S also a continued good
demand for stOekers. and alithat offer ind ready
buyers IT prices ranging from Sc to 64, accord
ing to quality and condition. Prime to extra re-
dun at T1zc to Sc.
sHEEP-The market for this class of stock was
rather poorly Supplied. and Wi.h a very f.ir a.
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PhlIadeIphIa Cattle Market

:" lHAI To-
CATTLE-Beef in good demand and
prices advanced. Sales Of HOO at I4a20c.
SHEEP-Fair demand. Sales 1000 at
I 1-2c.
HOGS-Fair demand. Sales 1000 at
SO. OOGlIOO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

AzrYou need have no more gray hairs if you
will use the Alisma. 1t acts eharmingly on gray
haired people. and Is 4 splendid hair dressing
for all. keeping the hair soft and ~lively-giving
il a very fine appearance.
Thousands Of testimonials for Stewards Cough
Cure
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
Town and County.
They Have Arrived.

Those Brown Linen Shirts, White
Shirts, Gentlemen's Linen Collars lin all
styles, New Patterns of Fancy Ties, Knots
and Bows, also more Silk and Cashmere
Hats, Boys Hats and Boys, Suits, which
we have been looking for. In addition we
have received several cases of Cloths,
Coatings and Cassimeres. They are entire
ly new in designs and colors. Mems full
suits made In the latest styles. We have
now the most desirable stock of Clothing
to be found anywhere. Come and see how
low We sell for cash. Don't forget that we
have moved from the old stand, and can
now be found on Main Street, at the sign
of the Awning. REED & ADAMS.
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Teachers Examination

There will be an examination for the teacher
Of Trumbull county. on each of the ~followin
days: Saturday May 18th. aud Saturday, Jun
18th. There viii bono other examinations Ill
fall.
By order Of Board of Examiners.
III. CHILDS, Secretary.
Warren. May SIT
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CHICAGO, May u.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle no life in the mar
ket- Entirely nominal at Saturdays pri-
ces.
HoGs-Active and 10615e lower.
SAFES a. $6,OO@IO0 for common to
choice.
SHEEP-Dull and aominal.
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Optical GoOds.

Spy Glasses, Microscopes for examining mon
gold, silver plated, and steel Spectaeles of all
kinds, Special attention paid to fitting near
sighted eyes, and glasses ordered for cataract
eyes. Spectaeles for sale By the dozen to dealers.
Julius King has an immense Spectacle trade,
It's q s~pectdcle to see his stock.
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Change of Firm.

The undersigned having purchased the entire
business, at Mol. River Block, Warren. Ohio.
are now ready to furnish everything usually
kept in q dry goods house, at iotc rates.
May sth, SIT. HAPGoOD i BROWN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
Base Ball.

The Mahoning First Nine" hereby ehal-
lenge any Base Ball Club in the county, to play
a match game at Warren. on the Fourth Of
July next.
Address the Secretary. or accept through the
Chronicle. MAJ Is, IS67-lt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

A young man in New York had a fall
ing-out with his l~ady-love, and in a fit OF
revenge destroyed an oil painting belong
ing to her worth $500. This brings him
to Jail.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

All persons are cautioned against buying the
Howe improved Sewing Machine from any but
authorized agents, Sold by MI. Levi Sampson,
Newton Falls, Miss Mary Gilbert, Pennington.
Mrs. Sharp. Mineral Ridge.
Howe, Florence, Weed and Domestic-at the
Sewing Machine Rooms. on Main ST., in the
Frame part of the Gaskil Bouse
May s, '6T-3w,$ Els. ADAIR, Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

A Louisville dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says: In digging await in the
rear yard of a house on the eorne- Of
jackson and Jefferson streets, eisAt feet
below the surface, the workmen exbumed
three boxes containing the remaIns Of in
fants; beneath those q coffin containino
the remains of a child i've or SIX wears Old
Howor when they came there Is eaveloped
IN a mystery.
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Annual MeefInr-

The Annual Meeting of the Mesopotamia
Bible Society. viii be held at THE n. T.. Church.
Sunday. June I'd. 1851. at half past ten O'Clock,
A.. NJ. All friends of the Bible are invited
to be present. An address may be expected,
GEO. c. KIRKLAND, Agent.
May Is. 1867.
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Get the Gold InIeresfr

You can have your 7-S0 Bonds converted into
gold bonds. toitheEt any charge. and thus get a
large amount Of gold interest at parJor currency,
by bringing them to I. J. McLain q Sons Bank.
IL will make a handsome profit for you:
May 15-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

Flour or Feed purchased at the Island Mills
will be delivered free of charge to any part o
town. RUSH, HAMILTON eco.
May1, 1867.
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Ladies' can Find

Just what they want to trim the children's
clothes with. BY calling at Harmon's Notion
Counter. Silk. Velvet and Metal Buttons. Cot
ton Velvet Ribbons of all widths-Vsrious
Braids, Buckles DC. All useful and pretty
Will be sold at half cost. next thirty days.
Mayl 1S672w.
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We are forced

To call the attention Of Fathers aud Mothers
to our new stock Of outh' e and Child=en's Suits.
Jacket, Pants and Vest attached to each other
or detached as may be desired. These arsneat-
ly made and viii certainly please. Very much
trouble and anxiety will be saved to mothers by
their use. New Room of
REED &ADAMS.
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Merchant

vABD RADCLIFFE, late cutter at Harmon Bros,
in our Merchant Tailoring Department, and
are able to furnish suits of the best cut. make
and material, promptly to order. GIVE US a
call. BERNSTEIN &PODOLSKY,
Nav Lift
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Brick and Tile.

Perfect Brickp" of the ordinary and large
size also, with Tile of all sizes from two to six
inches in the bore, always on hand aud for sale
at my residence opposite the new cemetery
May Eft HOVER ADGATE.
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Ribbons. Hat, FIOWers, SC

A large assortment of the above named goods
still on hand to which we call special attention.
Come and see these goods so rare
Ere you 60 to buy elsewhere.
May l5-1t MRS POTTER d Co.
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NAY Is. 1879.


Seven dray loads Of White Lead received at
No 5. Main Street. the past week and more on
the way. One load Buck Lead and the balance
FahncstoekIs pure. all of which We sell as low
HoYT. sTRATToN 6HAPGooD.
May IS.
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Jun 1880 BOads.

We are ready to convert the June issue Of
these notes into Gold Bonds, st par, giving Bond
for Bond, vithouth extra charges. Also, the
August Bonds at government rates free of all ez-
pease. 7. ]. MeLAIN x SON. Bankers.
Nav 15-2k
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May is. 1867.

Those Mop Sticks at Freer & Smiths are
patented. They are manufactured way down
east" and are sold at 80 cts each. or $3.50 per
dozen. [may s, 1s67-tf
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LOriIIaPd

FIRE 1g~sURAKcE COMPANY OF NV YORK. Cash
Capital One Million Dollars.
Cash Assets. 81. 436 ,540,27.
W~HITTLEsHY ADAMS is the only agent at War
ren. May Is. 1t.
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Local Notices.
Wait too Long


Local Notices IS cents per Tine frat i~nsertion,
ten cts. per line each subseQuent Insertion.
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A 81

n Melchivser KIeinhaunse- " John snr;D-
keT, Before Joha Crawer. Justice Of the Pea
OF Hubbard Township, Hrumhull CDnutv. o.
On thellth day OF April. A. d. 1867, said IN,
uee ISSUED an order Of attachment in the above
V-RSa ao44ar4, II. 3 CASE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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COuntyTreasurer;s Notice.

The Office of the Treasurer of TrumbulI Co.
will be open on and after the 18th day of May,
1861, for the collection Of the instrument OF
Taxes j 90. 1s6-
EDWARD HAYES,
Treasurer Of Trumbull Co., o.
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PIows. PIows. PIows
Pocket Book Fonnd-

The best steel PloWs in mark ct at D. II. Ben
NETS. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May l, 1s67-tf
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0utdone By Hoyt Stratton q Hapgood. We
have samples from the ca. Too. and can and
TjH do better. re- go
Can and see. No. s. Main st. j MAY Is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

"a With a set of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good a fitting suit Of clothes
of any style, as any tailor. Agents wanted.
Address. UNION CHART COMPANY.
May LIT Orangeville, Ohio,
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Local Notices.
nf II

Local Notices Is cents per liae first insertion,
ten cfs. per liae each subsequent insertion.
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On Sunday. April 81. 1867. in Warren. Iteon-
have it by properly identifying il. and paying
COSTS Of advertising. by calling at the CHRONICLE
Office.
Nav If
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A Mrs. Petty, living near Water Val
ley, Georgia, had an apoplectic fit recent
w, and fell into the FIRE. She had an
infant in her arms. and both were burned
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
How to get a Nice Suit of

The thing is done easy as rolling of a log"
II you know how. This is how: Put a few
"Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but a
small amount at the cheap store of BERNsTEIS
q; PoDoLsKY, next door to Milan d sons
Bank. on Main St., and call on this firm and
they will dress you out nicer and better than
any other house in town for the same money.
May /, l667-tf.
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John NJ. StuII

Hapgood & Browns Store, River Block, Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
Msy L. lS6T-tf. ZEE
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Ifvnm want

Coed. pure. white wheat -four. use Camps
Can be bad at u, Dc g. BacOn's, @. N. Field.
or a Camp's Mill,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

Inc population Of Erie, Pa, has incrsas,
e. slnes 1860 from u160t to T,l2l, gain
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
II. G. TAYLOR

Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen. give u
aeau. april "a.
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Concentrated y
Greaf AmericanTea 90.

In iron boxes, for making soag. at
May Is.
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Seed Oats.
Free of Charge.

A prime article of white and black can be had
at CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

The total receipts Of beef cattle for the four
months. ending April 30. 1857 were los 69Shead
against I3.SS head same time last year. The
sales FOR the past week were 6.27 head. The
week has been unusually active and onsofsroff
% growers. AT no time during the season has
the demand for good first and second class
StesIs osen more animated. and atno time haze
CANT rates. This is explained BY the fact. saws
the Tribune. that there is little really chaies
stoek coming onward, and BY the other fact that
the supply OF such back in the -country-outside
Of the hands Of s~pecuIators-is limited We
have conversed freeiysWith droysu from naarlv
all sections Of this State, Wisconsin And ToW1
snG an eonc9t N tne opinion that the supply Of
last year. and far short Of the Iegitinats wanfs
OF the trade Hence, under an almost unnre-
eedented demand for first class stock, values d1-
ring tue past four weeks have appreeiared fa,fv
SlSgl 50 100 rs. By many-and among fhfs
number are some whose opinions are entitled ~
a good deal of consideration further advancs
= SnuelpIted- AT All events, should the re-
probable that the present high rates NAV he toi-
erably well sustained tor q CONSIDERABLE Length
of time. An
The arrivals for the past week have been Iib-
eral. but owing to the activity exhibited Nv
nearly all classes Of operators. the supolv h.
proven insufficient. Observation-Disclosures fuiiv m
TO, and indeed rather better than the ETerags.
IN pOlntoI qualtys embracing several droVss al
prime Stillers.D Ina character Of The demand
was substantially the same as noted ii orr Issf
weekly review, the inquiry as heretofore. BENZ
enleny on EASTERN account. though traders aHd
city butchers were as active as the limited
amount OF stock suited to their several wants.
would permit. Feeders from Western New
I FORK, PennsylVania, Ohio. and Indiana, have
been lE attendance, and bought freely al S. On
Z Is for common to good stock cattle aVeraRipg
from 500 to l,l0O pounds. On Saturday last The
market was quiet on account Of q scarcity of
stock with which 70 operate. The pens are
empty. and the market closed strong al the fol-
lowing prices:
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1900 Bushels

Mich. Amber wheat, just reed, from which
that superb -four is being made. Call and get a
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding on
complete assortment o
fire or food, that we "
and look at it, at the 0
TRUESl
Warren. March 6. '67
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Leather Market


CoRREcEED WEEKLY BY
M'hALN &C "AH9
Alta. M'Connells old Stand, Main ST W ara, a
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GTpby and damaged Hides and Skins Z 10
An active trade has been done in this market
IAr exceeding that Of any past week of the sea-
son: Few buyers held on for q decline but oth-
es took advantage of III market.
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CALILh QUOEAIIOAS.
Extra Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed.
4 10 8 year NJ Stears and avaroafn1

6AId DSCfco 4hcs Adtt W6l AOImeuf
TO . year old steers and averaging
z rs and upwards-.---.----.-$S 75a9 90
Prime Beeves-GOOd, well fatted.
finely formed steerSs averaging from
alg to ls4Oq hs. $500. s 5@s 50
ayeTaging !. 0Oo9L go Rj. aE----~.-. 7 5Oss 90
guOd cows fit for city slaughter and
sysrsglng s9oal.O0O ns. st- 6 5O973
flesh, averaging S0Oal 600 ns, at. s Ea7S
4 Oa53I
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NY IL. =" !" M " ~" ="
Atlantic Mills Xxx Red Wheat Flour, a good
article at $3.50 per Dol. can be had at NJ. K G..
BscOn's. C.. NJ Fields. Preer r. Smiths or at
CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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Fnr Sale

For Sale.
a good Hotel adjoining the grounds Of the A.
&c. W. R'y, Orangeville. Ohio.
Mar. 27.lS67-tf. Al. JONES.
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Hardware Report.
CORRECTED rRzKLF BY
T. IL. & co.
No. II Market Sc, warrcn.o

Iron AElss. qOR%Oh- all sizes per 81
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LIST National Bank of WarreI

WARREN. o.. March &c. 1867.
Holders Of the August issue of z $40 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for u S. $40 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank, on reasonable terms.
NIB. TAYLER. Cashier.
March q. 1s67-4mo.
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Ground Feed

A Stock of
Beautiful Cloths. Tricots. Suitings and CASH
meres at the the New Store Room Of
REED & ADAMS.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-09

WASHINGTON, August S.-The jury in
the Surratt case has now been out twenty
seven hours, and seem to have no prospect
of final agreement. 1t is rumored that
the jury stood eleven to one. Judge Fisher
has not been on the bench to-day. The
crowd goes and comes continually, and
individuals discuss with much energy the
probabilities of the verdict. Surratt is
being tried over again by spectators. He has
not been brought to the court room to-day
Bradley, Sr., is engaged in another part of
the courthouse, but either Merrick or
Bradley, Jr., are present to watch every
proceeding. Pierpont has not been in the
colrt room since the case went 10 the jury
Judge Fisher returned to the court room
at six o'clock, and the jury not being pre-
pared to report, he went home, saying he
would not be back until tomorrow. He
gave the officers permission to go home,
and the crowd who had been in attendance
during the day took their departure. 1t is
understood, however, if the jury desire to
come into court during the night, the
Judge is to be sent for.