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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
PROCLAMATIO N
ANNUAL

T Seth N, Laid, Sheriff Of Trumbun County,
- OHIO, do hereby notify the qualified electors
of Trumhul County, that
Tuesday, fhe Sth Day of October
next. is the day appointed BY law for holding
the general election in the State Of Ohio, at
which time they will assemble at their usual
places Of holding elections, and proceed By bal
lot to vote for the following State and County
0ficefs, vial ~
0as Governor. one Lieutenant Governor, one
Judge Of Supreme Court. one Auditor Of State.
one Comptroller Of the Treasury, one Member
of Board of Public Works. one State Senator.
one Representative, one Sheriff, one Treasurer,
one Recorder, one Prosecuting Attorney. on e
Surveyor, one Commissioner. one Inhrmary
Directcr, ole Coroner. and for or against the
Constitutional Amendment!
That II be and is hereby proposed to the cleo
tors Of this State to vote, at the next Annual
October Election, upon the approval or rejee-
ton Of the following Amendment. as q substi-
tute for the first section Of the hfth article of the
Constitution Of this State. to-Eit:
Every male citizen of the United States. of
the age of t~Eeny-one years. who shall have
been q resident Of the State 9pe year next prf7
eeding the ~sleciiol, Snd OF tH5 County. Jown-
ship or Ward in which he resides such time "a
may be provided BY law. except such persons as
have borne arms in support OF any Instruction
or rebellion against the Government of the
United States. or have fed from their places Of
residence to avoid being drafted into the mii-
tary service thereof. or have deserted the mill
sam war. and have not subsequently been hon
orably discharged frem the sane, shall hays the
vote AZ All eleetionsP p HITCHCOCK,
SneaSer pfe feD. Of ae HoHse Of Representatives.
ANDREW G.. MoBURNEY,
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Didn't Come.

The cops. find it an uphill business
in endeavoring to get the people out
to their meetings, to listen to their
Eouth pieces. Judge Ranney, who has
been stumping in various parts of the
State, trying to inaugurate a "whiskey
i~nsurrection" among the rum democra-
cy, was posted to speak at Cambridge.
in Muskingum county, on the 18th
ult., at a ''mass meeting" Ranney
had met such small, stupid, uninter'
esting assemblies of the unwashed, so
frequently, that he was doubtful about
the success of the Cambridge meeting,
and therefore remained at GAINESVILLE
to learn of the prospect, before making
his appearance at the meeting. He
wss relieved of his suspense by the fol-
lowing dispatch from the Chairman Of
the Central Committee
CAMBRIDGE, Aug. 18th, 1880 Pm.
Judge Ranney, GAINESVILLE, o. The
masses arrive slowly-prespects for aerowd
-''devilish slim" guess you needn't eOme.
Dem. Cen. Com.
The Judge was not visible at that
meeting.
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The Democratic Party Re-
Sp0nsibIe fort the Recent Is
sue of Interest Bearing
Bonds.

E-
sP0nsibIe fOrIhe Recent Is
sue of Interest Bearing
Bonds.
General Hayes in his speech at Bata-
via, Shove ed how the Democracy are
complaining of one of their own acts,
as follows,
Judge RAnney and Judge JeHett
both complained that the John son ad.
ministraton are engaged in taking up
~greenbacks by issuing in their stead
interest bearing bonds. | heartily con-
cur with them in opposing that policy.
As q member of the House, / voted
against i a great many times, in the
Thirty.ninth Congress. And ! regret
that their party friends in that Congress
did not entertain the same opinion and
vote the same as | did. The Cincin-
natl Enquirer of a recent date, contain
ed this paragraph:
"While the bonded debt has been
diminished a little oYer four millions
of dollars from the first of June to the
first of August, the Secretary of the
Treasury has reduced the circulating
medium twenty millions of dollars with
in the same time. The aim of the Sec
rotary is to call in the greenbacks and
every other issue upon which the peo-
pie are not charged interest, while he
allows all the interest-bearing debt to
remain. IL would nat do ne thinks,
to save the people the immense sums
of money they are now paying as inter
est upon the debt"
Now, under what Law is Secretary
McCulloch doing thisi Judge Ranney
and Jewett talk as if it was the work
of the Union party. Not at all. Ifthose
gentlemen had examined the Congress
sional Globe, they would have learned
that the law which authorizes this to
be done is one of the pet measures of
the johnson administration that it
was voted for by every Democratic
member of Congress in both Houses,
who voted on the question ; that a ma
of the Union members Of the
House voted seainst it, aud that the
bill would have failed. if a majority of
the Democratic members had opposed.
The voters WILDE found in proceedings
ofI6th and23ddays of March, 1866. The
Democratic Representatives from Ohio,
Messrs. Finck and lie Blond, voted for
the bill, and all the Union members of
the House from Ohio, voted against it,
Senators Sherman and Wade both vot
ed against it. The President approved
the bill. The policy which these gem
tlemen condemn is therefore proved
by the record not to be the policy ofthe
Union party. If any party is response
bic for it, as a psrty measure. it is the
Johnson party to which the Democracy
belonged in 1866.
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uNIoN COUNTY TICKET.

UNION COUNTY TICKET.
ReBresextutsuo-WILLIAA RITEZEL.
Prosecuting Atto7ney-JOHN NJ. STULL.
MerF-S. NJ. LAIRD.
TreGsurer-EDWARD HAYES.
Recorder-ELMER MOSES.
Co1amissioner-L. B. PAYNE.
Coroner-G. G. REED.
S,srpeyor-F. w. MESSERSCHMIDT.
Byfrmary DireetOr-NOSES BACON.
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IaE We last week published the let
ter of Gen. Grant to President johnson,
protesting against the removal of Gem
Sheridan.
In his reply to Gen. Grant, Johnston
attempts to stigmatise the character
and fame of General Sheridan by charg-
ing that the-course he has pursued in
his department has seriously interfer
ed with a harmonious, satisfactory and
speedy execution" of the laws of Con-
gress, and that Sheridan's rule "has
been one of absolute tyranny, without
reference to the principles of our gov
eminent or the nature of our free in
stitutions." This insult to Sheridan
will 1ecoil upon Johnston, and cause
the people 10 abhor him more than ev-
er. Sheridan is removed not because
the people desire it, but because 8 few
rebels are annoyed by his loyal devo-
ton to the cause of equal and exact
Justice to all men. The voice Of the
nation will speak the popular hatred
of the treacherous, renegade Johnston,
so loud that even the stolid ''plebian"
who accidentally occupies the white
house, will be aroused from his stupor-
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"a II should be born in mind that
the policy and aim of the democrats is
To undo all that the war has accom-
pI;uhed for the cause of liberty and
union. That party favors southern
rule and Northern abasement-the res
4oration Of the slave power and throw
Sng she country back to its old status
thus counting the blood, toll, sacrifices
of LIE and treasE=e. IS the war, as worse
than aothing. Frespeh TO the res
cue.
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ma We will publish next week the

nl We will publish next week the
speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger,
member of Congress from the 7th Ohio
District, delivered before the Union
Club of Columbus, on Thursday last
It is the most whitening indictment of
Thurman, VAIlandigham and the cop
per-Dsmocrats we have yer read. 1t
mandates them on the points of argu-
ments keen and sharp as q Damascus
blade. 1t will be as fatal to the cops.
as strychnine is to rats. Don't fail to
secure a copy of this grand,speech.
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UBL SALE.
UBSCRIBEK WILL OF


A fer at public sale at his residence. in Kins-
man, Ohio. on Saturday. Sept.e. 1861. cOmmen-
cling at 10 O'Clock. q. N. the blowing described
property. to-wit: Two good family Mare. ? good
Cows, about 60 Spanish MerinGl Stock Sheep,
one fat Hog, 3 Sow AID Piss enc farm Wagon.
n Dug seia U Z nJ srSE' pioGS
Bedstsads, Bureau. Tables. Stands. Chairs,
Stoves. CrockeTy. consisting of good stone china
ware Copper Sugar Pan. Feather Beds, and
Utensils. Everything is il good order. Terms
LYMAN P. ANDREWS,
Jas. Chase. AuciOnesr,
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AGENTS WANTED.

ARetheg Great Work by E A-PoLLARD, the
aeknoWled Historian Of the South sntisled
LEEANDHISL IEOTENANTS,' comprising
4 Life of Gen. B. L. Lee. rePlsto With facts new
er before published, including Biographies Of
every Southern General Ct distinction.
In one large valume-3U steel portraits. A
companion volume 70 THE LOST CAUSE, a
Standard southern History Ofthe War, which
has already obtained halfa million OF readers.
A new and enlarged edition is now ready. One
Agent sold 20 the first week. These TIVE works
form a eomplete library st tse War from the
Broadway, Ny.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Advices from the Sandwich Islands
to August Sd, say that great results are
anticipated from the treaty OF reciprO-
city with the United States. The
American Representatives. have been
entertained with distinguished honor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

sa~ The leaders Of the Democratic
party are in favor of eompensating those
southerners who lost their slaves by
the Emancipation Proclamation, by
paying them out of the National Treas
ury, thus adding hundreds of millions
to the public debt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

IN To the property holders on part of Main
and Market Streets. The committee appointed
by the Council of the Incorporated village Of
Warren, for making assessmfnts pr bgl4lng q
branch Sewer on west side OF Main Street, from
South Street to main Sewer on Main Street
completed the assessment, which Is on hle
in the Mayors ONCE. where Al persons inter-
ested can examine the same, and file their OBJ
if any, in writing within ten days from
the publication Of this notice. or be forever
barred from hling any claim OF. receiving any
damage therefor. At the expiration Qf time
abote mentioned, the assessment will be ap-
or rejected by the Council.
By order Of the Council,
II. II. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
Sept. 4. lS6I-lt
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TAIL NOTICE.

81 The Board of County Commissioners have
resolved to submit to the voters of Trumbull Co.
a1a8 JsiI for he Ssc;sion al ne nsanIs of the
county, majority Of all the votes cast at said
election being necessary to authorize the cree
ton Of q new jail building,
BY order ofthe Commissioners OF Trumbpll
County. {. a. bhlGDEN, Audltors
Auditors Once Warren o. Sept 1, 1S6T-5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Peter w. DeKrieger. of Quincy, Ill,
was poisoned while handling the dead
body Of Henry Voth, who recently hung
himself, and is lying dangerously i'll
from the effects of it. The virus was
received through q slight scratch upon
one of his fingers coming in contact
with the fIoth Of the mouth Of de-
ceased.
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We publish the able and agu-

"a We publish the able and agu
mentative speech of Hon. B. F. Wade,
in this weeks CHRONICLE. We COM
mend it to the special attention of
readers. 1t will be seen that "0ld
Ben" has lost none of his zeal and VIM
but deals sturdy blows and pours in
hot shot as was his style in days past.
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TERMs;--s2.oo per Year in Advance.

Let our laws and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red mp. not Of black men.
net Of men Of nay eonPlexiap; but like the
laws Of God-hs Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak of the people,"
Haisaard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

8 The m that johnson intends
making John Morrissey his secretary o.
wal is co~ntradicted by the cOpperheads,
yet it may be true for all that. Aorrissey
would give Johnston considerable char
actar.
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A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
We have published the fOus~iAs

Somplet list Of all NEWSPAPERS in the NEw
ENGLAND STATES. Pnee 3 cents.
A Complete List Of AL Newspapers in the STATE
OF NEw YORE. Price &eents.
A Complete List Of Newspapers in NEw Yong
Cry, NEW JEBsEY, DKLAEARR, MAINLAND
and the DISTRICT OF c~oLUNEIA. Price . SIS.
A eOmplsts List of ONO Newspapers. Price
. cents.
AGomplsts List of PESxsYLVASlA Newspapers.
Price Scents.
A Complete Lisa Of INDIANA Nssspapers.-
All Of the above list sent for One Dsan..-
bddFeSs GEO. P. ROWELL 4 CO., - Park
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sTRAY cow.

CTRAYED away from the sub
y scriber at Warren. on the 9th day Of Aug.
last. q large PALE RED COW. about s years
old no particular marks rec0llected. only 3
heavy tail with considerable white on the end
of il. A liberal reward viii be paid for the re-
turn Of the COW. JOSEPH &. BUTLER.
Warren. o, Sept 4. 1867,
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The Union men of st. Louis will give
Sheridan one of the grandest receptions
ever accorded to any man in the great
West, as he passes through that city to
his new command.
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,stan CboIoa n4

IsO Choice Selections, is a collection
Of the best standard illusions. for Select Read
ing. Defamation. and ElOcntion. representing
all phases Of human emotion and passion. and
a most happy eomingling Of tie sems Of \ for
mer generation, With he pure pearls which.
CLEAN in the present Never before has the
same Tariesp OF eh0iee poetry and prose. grave
and humorous. patriotic ard sentimental. been
embraced II. $50 pages. and sold for 30 cents
Sold by all booksellers. or mailed free on TO
eeipt OF price. BY addressing p. GARRETT
CO. Publishers. Phill'a. Pa N. B.-Graat in
ducements to Agents send for terms.
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SCHOOLS

Principals Of Academies, Seminaries Re
should consult as in regard 20 adVertising No
charge for Information. GEO. P. R0WELLK
CO., Advertising Agents. N. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

General Rousseau has disappeared
from the political horizon at last he
and his staff sailed by the Arizona on
Saturday, for California.
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MARRIAGES


September Sd. 1867. at the parsonage Of the NJ.
T.. Church. by Rev. r. NJ. Warren. Mr..
JAMES w. BENSON. aud Mis- ISADOLA s.
SPENCER. both of Bazetta.
At windham. August q. By Rev. Mr.. Page of
Warren, JOHN P.ALDRICK and GENILLA
ENVY FRARY. both Of Windham.
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Union state Ticket.

Goveuor-RUTHERFoRB B. HAYES.
1t. Governor-J0HN C. LEE.
Supreme Judge-J0HK WEIGH.
Auditor ofStats-JAMESH. GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of State-SIDNEY S. WARNER.
ATTORNEY Gsnsral-WILLIAM b. WEST.
Comptroller ofTrsasury-M. R. BRAILEY.
Board Of Pubic Works-PHILIP HERRING,
Constitutional Amsndnent-YES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Given under my hand at the CoJr
House, in the Village Of Warren, this 4th
day of.september, A. u. 1867.
SETH NJ. LAIRD,
Sheriff Of Trumbull County, o.
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r IsT OF LETTERS

IL Unclaimed. remaining in the Warren Post
Office, Tuesday, September 5, 1867.
Brown and Bros MunsOn NJ P
Chens I Peck Mrs Rebeeea
Dollard Mrs Mary A(2)Paden Robert W
Deubury William Stittle Jonathan
Erving Wilson g
lodgings Thos (fOreign)Wright Miles
No address. D Webster. Held for postage,
Miss ANY Payne. Akron. Ohio. Prof. D. Davis.
Burg Hill. o
If not called for in 30 days will be sent to dead
letter Office.
Office hours. 80 a. N. to rs p. N,
II. ii. TOWNSEND, p. NJ.
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The Township Trustees will return at
the same time with their Poll Books of
election, Jurors for their respective town.
sbips. as follows! g-a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

IA Those who are in favor Of pay
ing the war debt of the rebel States viii
vote for Thurman. He is their man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

The receipts for Internal Revenue
last week were $3,675,323. The amount
received for the fiscal year to date is
$40. 5S2,7 07.
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Are you aware Of the Ereas advantages yOa
will receive from doing your advertising through
4 reliable Advertising Agency? Consult q p.
ROWELL c o 40Park Row. Ny.
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'h000 AGENTS wanted. to sell Six New In
SNOOventions, Of great value TO families; an
pay great pr0nE- Send &c. and get 50 pages
ru2 sample grans. Agents have made SlO0.0O0l
Epnrlan Brown. Lowell. Mass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Santa Anna is still imprisoned in
Castle San Juan d'Ulloa. Nothing
deSuite is known ip regard to his fate.
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Do you want to increase your eirculat;oa p
You preach advertising. why doyOu not prse-
Tee IL CoRS1t g. P. R0RELL 4 Co
New York,
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NEWsPAPEaS

Do you want Agents.? You should eonsuft
GEO. HOWELL CO., ON. Y. On the sub
iect Of advertising.
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All Trains run directly through to New York,
5-46O MALES w1THOUTcH GRANGE OF COACHES.
From and after August 18th. 1867. Trains will
leave in connection with all Western lines. as
follows:
From Dunkirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union pepots:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Union DISTRICT TICKET.
Ror State SsnasOr-L.D WOoDWORTH,
of MahOning County.
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ESTATE of JAMES COLLINS,
IL decd. Notice is hereby given. hat the
undersigned has been appointed to Administer
on the estate Of James Collins, late Of Vernon,
Trumbull County, Ohio. deed
Sert,4 ISeT-st
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ADVERTISFRs

Do you want to keep posted AGsat the News
papers and their value to you a. mediums Cor
Advertising2 send q Dollar for the AdveTfi-
sers Gazette. Puhhsheda at 40 Park Row, n. Y.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL William S. Hall. David A. Hall. Benja-
min HALL. Jgnius \. Hall, john J., Hall. Ssrep-
IA Hall, Sedilia Hall, Matilda Hall. Squire
Hall, Sarah A. Root. Elmer Root, Lusetta At
kins. Josiah Atkins. Mary q. Mathews, Arthur
Mathews. Lorinda shilling. William Shilling.
L. Reed and Wealthy Reed. viii take notice.
that on the 18th day Of Aug. 1861. Thomas P.
Abbott, and Mary Abbott. filed against them
in the Court Of Common Pleas. of 1rumbull Co.
Ohio. their petition. praying for the partition
of about one hundred acres Of land situate in
the township Of Vernon, in the county Of Trum-
bull. and State Of Ohio. ind is the farm Of
seized, and is particularly described in said pc
tition. Said cause will be for hearing at the
next term Of said Court, which commences
Nov. 18th. 49,. TAYLOR JONES.
Sept. 4, 1SC7-6t' Att'ys for Petitioners.
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~ASKJor TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at al Principal Ticket
Ofiees in the West aud SOUTHWEST.
81. RIDDLE WM. r BARR,
cen. S1pt- GenH PasSsAEit
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A ACHME

ESTATE of AUSTIN G. BATES,
li deceased. Notice Is hereby given. that
the undersigned has been appoin ted and quail
fed as Administrator on the Estate Of Austin
G. Bates. late Of Trumbull County. decd.
AUGUSTUS ELWELL. Admir-.
Braceville. Sept. 4. lS57-St
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DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic Vibra-
pies deaf persons to hear distinctly at church
1nd aLPuole Assemblies, Send particulars 10
". SflLWELL. No. As South 6th Street. viii
hamsburE. MY.
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