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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Tho war In Italy.

LONDON. November l, $50 Z. M.-Tel-
egraphic dispatches from Florence giving
the situation of affairs at Rome, have Just
been received here. The French troops
which debarkad at Civita Fecchia a few
days since, had arrived at the Holy City.
There were no demonstrations whatever.
The city is perfectly quiet. The French
were received with profound silence
! G~aribaldI, whose force Is constantly in
creasing, still holds q position on the out
skirts of Rome. The Papel forces were to
move out of their eDtrenchments and at
tack him to-day.
The Malone, of this morning, denies
the truth of the report that the French
troops have arrived in Rome. The Ital
ian army, which has entered the Papal
/ States, is under command of General CT
aldini. Garibaldj has retired to Monte
Rotondo. He has made no reply to the
| summons of the Italian government to
I disarm his volunteers.
At last accounts from the South Carl
baldi still remained at Monte RodontO
with a force estimated at 5000 strong.
PARIS, November 1.-The Paris Mont
tuer, of to-day, says that the Emperor of
Napoleon has demanded of King Victor
Emmanuel an explanation of the invasion
of the Roman territory by the Italian for
ces.
BERLIN, November 1.-The Provincial
| Correspondent, a journal of semi official
character, says that Prussia will intervene
in the Roman difficulty should such action
on her part be deemed necessary to pre-
serve peace in Europe.
~ NT.l,s-k4 na--ha1
di still remains at Monte Rotondo, to which
place be retired when he heard of the land
ing of the French and the advance Of the
Italian troops, deeming it hazardous to
make any attack on Rome under these
circumstances with the insufficient force
under his command. He has concentra-
ted all the bands of volunteers at Monte
Rotondo, where he has taken up q strong
position and gone into camp. His men
have since been actively engaged in throw
ing up intrenchments which are now COM
plete. Here, prepared for m attack, he
will await reinforcements and watch the
course of events.
To the summons of the King to disarm,
Garibaldi replies by refusing to disband
his army, or give up his enterprise against
Rome, unless a change is made in the
present reactionary ministry, which will
put the Government of Italy in accord
with the national will.
The Emperor Napoleon has made s
proposition to the King of Italy, to submit
to the citizens of Rome and the inhabitants
Of the Papal provinces the settlement of
the Roman question by Il popular vote, but
the italian Government declines to accept
this plan for the solution of a question in
which the interests of the whole nation
are so deeply concerned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Threatening.

The National I~nteuigsncsr, the Presi
dents organ, referring to the Recon.
s~truction acts of Congress, and the in
tentions Of that body to enforce them
says:
ave are now cooliy told that this
Observation-Disclosures foul frauds
are to 90 Cd that Congress has the
game in its " hands. and will not
heed the voice of the people. Very
we'll! We shall see wh6tbsr Msss men aOill
proceed 10 eonsurRmate their crimes. filthy
persist they a0iH do wsH 70 compute all the
personal consequences. II may be that they
are rushing 70 their fate.
Such buster was cheap in lS6O-6l.
1t then as now emenated from Demo
cratic mozths-fFom Toombs and Yam
cey, Keitt and Wigfall, clustering Pry-
ors and %blathering Wises.-Loyal men
have once put a q%uietus to it with bare
bayonets, and can do it again if neces-
sary.-ZaHcsUiHe Courier.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

~ Although the Democrats have
been boasting of great gains, have been
building victorious pyramids and shout
ing their throats dry and drinking them
wet again, in the excitement of their
imagined great victories, close inspec-
ton shows that they have been growing
over very trifing gains. Their entire
net gains in Congress in the elections
held in ten States, amount TO tco. which
number includes Sam Cary, of this
State, who is as much Republican as
he is Democrat. This leaves them but
one.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

1--WE MUST GO AHEADl"-In a speech
delivered in Lancaster on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, 1866, Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
uttered these noble words:
We must go ahead, and though 1 can
do but little, l shall do what l can; and
il, when 1 am dead, there sprouts any
vigor from my bones and my grave, to
help posterity to proclaim the same doc
trines of universal Liberty and universal
Suffrage, and universal disenthralment
from Kings, | shall be satisfied. The
goddess of Liberty IS represented in ancient
statues as 8 very nice little goddess, but
very small. 1 want her to grow to put
on the habilimeHts of mature age-until
she can embrace within her folds every
nation and tribe, and every human being
under Gods canopy. I care not what you
say of negro equality care not what you
say of radicahsm-these are my principles;
and, with the help of God I shall die with
them. 1 ask no epitaph-I shall have
none-b1t I shall 60 with a pure conscious
ness of having Tried to serve the whole
human race, and never having injured a
human being.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Retaliation.

The unreconstructed Democrats of
Virginia are so incensed by the result
of their late election, in which the
Radicals beat the Conservatives, that
they aYow their determination to resort
to aBystem of persecution against ;he
blacks who voted the Radical ticket,
which may possibly result in serious
loss and suffering to the colored people.
Why men, still rebels at heart, and
pro-sla7ery in sentiment and desire,
should expect the freedmen to vote for
them, their old and unrepentant
enemies, and sgsinst themselves, and
their own true interests, is not explaIna-
bic on any known principles of reason
and justice. Having ruled the black
man so long with absolute authority it
is hard for the selfish Southerner to
yield up that despotic sway, and toier-
ate the idea that his late slaves are now
-freemen, armed with the ballot, as a
weapon of self-defence. Exasperated
by the reflection that he cannot
longer live in wealth. and luxury on
the unreguiied toll of others, and that
TIE blessings of the American Govern
ment are no longer a class monopoly.
the proud, insolent, irate and furious
ex-slaVe-driTer, resolves TO use his
wealth and power as IN employer of
labor to crush and stsrve the poor
laborer, who voted as his. manhood and
love of liberty dictated. By extracts
from Virginia papers it appears that
planters, manufacturers and others
have determined to discharge from
their employ every black man who
voted The Radical ticket. hoping to
punish Them by involving them il the
horrors of extreme want, suffering and
starvation. This is d dark spirit of
cruel revenge. VIII the blacks bear
this ordeal patiently and not resent it
by some equally cruel retaliatory actf
It is expecting too much TO presume
they are so greatly the superiors of the
educated whites In christian charity
and f~orbearanee. Why should the
black not be expected TO carry out the
white mans doctrine which is executed
against him of "eye for eye, and tooth
for tooth!" If the whites of the South
are so blind and foolish as to adopt a
vindictiYe policy and thereby turn the
tiger loose among themselves, it will be
their greatest misfortune. 1t is to be
hoped more reasonable counsels will
prevail. and that they viii not again
allow their passions and prejudices to
add new calamities 10 those already
endured. 1t = astonishing to see Dem
ocratic papers in the North justifying
the action of the Virginia h~otheads,
and asserting that the war of races"
has commenced. 1t IS well to mark
who il is that has commenced the war.
IT those who own the lands and hold
the money of the South are bent on
starving she blacks in their midst, in
GLIDING the thousands Of women and
helpless children. they must not be
astonished if the torch lays waste their
houses and barns, or if thieves break
through and steal Injustice and cruel
ty may bring On q war, but justice and
humanity Will not. All the forbear-
ance and humanity must not be ex-
pected to be with the blacks. 1t must
be mutual. Then peace and prospect
" will prevail.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Death OfGov. andrew.

BosToN, October 30,-John A. An
drew, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts,,
died st six o'clock this evening, At
nine o'clock last evening he was at his
residence in Charles Street, conVersing
with a friend, his family being present.
He had prominent symptoms of apo
plexy, and requested his family TO
leave the room, which they did, under
the impression that he had some pri-
vate business 10 transact. He then re-
quested his friend 10 call in DR.. Derby,
and subsequently Drs. Bigelow and Ca
bot were in attendance. He remained
uncouseious from the time of the at
tack until his death.
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vote ON the Amendment.

The official vote on the Constitution
al Amendment stands thus: Yes-2I6,-
9s7. No-255,S $40. Majority against
1888. Not voting, or blanks, 1926.
The actual majority against-50,62 GIG.
The 2l7, 900 votes given for the
Amendment reveal a mighty moral
force, which though baflGd, cannot be
defeated in q contest between civiliza-
ton and Observation-Disclosures christi
anity and inideIity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

No NOTICE viii be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY a respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
None needed 'to fill out with" If
you have anything to say say it briefly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

The St. Louis Republicans cores
pendent 9Th the Indian Commission
telegraphs that the treaty made with
the Cheyennes also INCLUDES n with
the Arapahoes. Their reservation will
lie south of Kansas. Aside from GER
tain clothing. these tribes are to re-
eeiVe $4,000 annually. They with
draw all opposition to the railroad and
agree to keep the peace. Advices from
Fort Mcdowell. Arizona, states that a
party of Pima Indians have returned
from a raid upon the Apaches, having,
killed eleven Of the latter, and taken
several prisoners, had a grand time re-
joicing ever the sOalps, and dancing
about the prisoners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

The Ashland Union, Democratic
journal, pleasantly remarks that Phil
Sheridan, the house, barn and church
burner. has been granted leave of alb
sence from his pest of duty for six
weeks, IN order hal he may go about
and manufacture a little thunder for
the Rump Congress"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

rE The New Lisbon Patriot a cop
perhead paper with a wooden head
editor, says that Temperance lecturers
are beginning TO infest the country
again :" and further adds that 1.-THE
waning po#er of the Republican party
creates the necessity for the perambu-
htion of these strong-lunged loafers."
This is a confession that a more can
tious ccpperhead would not have made.
The inference is that democracy" and
rum are twin devils, and that the sue
cess of the democratic party opens the
sluice-wsys of intemperNnce, while the
domination of the Republicans sup
presses the vice. Can a party that is
aEcBedly hostile to moral reform con-
troll the destinies of 4msrioaf That is
the question.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
MARRIAGES.

Oct. 22i. by the Rev. T.. D. TAFT. atthe~ residence
of the brides parents in Miles. Mr.. LAFAY-
ErfE SEATON and Miss LIZZIE PEUGH,
all of Niles. Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
Oct. lst. 1851. in Sharon. Mercer Co. Pa. by the
Rev. ]. S: Albertson. Mr.. ALEXANDER
of Callensburg. Clarion Co., Pa.
On the 18th inst, a. tic residence CT tho brides
father. ~ Rev. X, u. Warren, Mr.. ALL
son d.. TRUESDELL and Miss RACHEL
D, MULLEN, both Of Warren.
at the Gilbert House, Warren, Oct. 30, by Rev.
Geo. Pierce. Mr.. LOWRY SINCLAIR and
On the 24th ult, at Freedom. by Rev. A. Cone
GEO. W BROWN of Newton Falls, to Miss
ELLA N. SAUIERS Of Bracevils.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

The Doctors conhnc their practice to Chronic
and Constitutional Diseases. Particular aEen-
fSn- wafA 20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

RGrThe Dayton journal says that it
has taken pains to learn the facts, and
knows that a majority Of the Demo-
cratic members of the State Legisla-
ture are committed to Vallandigham
for U. S. Senator, and that he win GER
tainly be the caucus nominee, unless
enough are bought of to defeat him.
1t thinks Hugh ]. Jewett, or H. B.
Payne stand the next best chances,
which is a doubtful presumption, in
view of the effort being made for
Thurman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
~WEW w 70 u NWol0 y
CHRONIC

Lille ALA EA1Su
All Diseases Of the EYE Successfully treated
such as MoUiRg FIesAV Substances. GruaaIasious
Fthas, Gouded IisiORs, Cdtardets,
AMAUR0SIS. all without resorting to surgi-
cal operations or causing pain. Those wishing
TO become patients will do we'll to call upon the
Doctors at their Health Once at an early mo-
ment. to insure the benefit Of their treatment.
In some stubborn cases Of the above CON-
plants. Medical Electricity will be employed.
Many may be easily misled as TO the Gpplica-
tion and effect of Electricity. but the style Of
machine used by the Doctors IS so much differ
ent and SO much improved from the old style
machine, that one would hardly know that
they were receiving a current. as-the new docs
not produce 8 shock. 1t is DR.. kidder's late
patent. producing six distinct currents. differ
rug in their magnetic, eleetrOlytic. and sensa-
JiOnal effects. Medicines given when required.
Thorough examination viii be given every
patient. and in all cases,
Diseases will be Detected without
asking any Questions.
The Doctors eonfnc their practice to Chronic
and Constitutional Diseases. Particular aEen-
ton paid TO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

Ea-The election held in Georgia
last week, resulted in favor of a con-
vention; los, 900 votes out of lS6, 900
registered, were cast. The majority
for a Reconstruction Convention is not
yet known. Georgia wheels nobly in
to the Republican line along side of
old Virginia.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
vn The editor Of a CERTAIN Demo

rs The editor Of a CERTAIN Demo
craic paper who hiss been a loud-mouth-
ed advocate of the great COPperhead
idea of Reputation, has had the sweet
drAught put TO his own lips by a lot OF
his delinquent subscribers, whom he
has converted SO entirely to the doc
trines Of repudiation, that thcy refuse
to pay him what they owe on subscrin'
ton. Wonder how he likes the prac-
ticsl working Of his swindling theory !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

p-COngress meets in adjourned
session on Thursday, Nov. 81. Mem
bers are gathering into Washington
1t is said that johnson will not COM
municate with Congress BY message,
when it meets, but will wait until the
opening of the regular session in De-
cember.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

AT Twin Prairie, Kansas, some neigh
Dor noticed that the prairie was on FIRE,
and rallied for the purpose Of putting
it out. when their attention was called
to a man who was riding along the
road, dismounting and setting fire to
the prairie in different places, some
half a mile or mile apart. The neigh
bors went in pursuit and captured and
hung him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.


"A Singleton King, Administrator of John
Booth deed, vs. Mary Booth and others. In
pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Trumbull County, Ohio, l will offer at public
sale on the premises. in Liberty. in said county,
on Saturday. Dec. It'll. 1861, between the hours
of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. IN. the fol-
lowing described premises situate in the town
ship of Liberty IN said county and State, and
described as follows ; Being parts of lots Nos.
1 and Z in said township. and bounded on the
north by lands Of the heirs Of Robert Thorne.
on the west by lands of David Tod and Henry
Manning, on the south by lands Of David Stan
ton and Joseph Mansell, and on the east by
lands of the heirs of franklin Powers. contain
ing one hundred and sixty-fve acres of land,
more or less. all subject TO the widows right Of
dover, which has been assigned aud set of to
her by metes and bounds.a as follows: CONNER
cling at the south line Of the lot on the road
running north and south, and running north
along said road iorty-three rods. thence west
ninety rods, thence south three and one half
rods. thence west one hundred and forty rods,
thence south thirty-hve and q half rods, thence
east one hundred and sixty rods, thence south
three and $40 rods, thence east seventy rods to
the place Of beginning. containing. ffty-hve
acres. more or less. Appraised at $500 per
acre, subject TO said dover. The residue of said
land free Of dover, appraised at sixty dollars
two parcels. viz: The land free of dover. one
hundred and ten acres, in one parcel. and the
land set of as dover, ffty-fYe acres. in one par
eel. Terms made known on day Of sale.
SINGLETON KING. Admir-.
Of John Booth deed.
John N. Edwards, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Nov. Is. lS67-fL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

Let our laws and institutions speak not of
white men, nor of red men. not of black men,
not Of men Of any complexion; but like the
laws of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak Of the people"
Horace Maynard,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
DANKRupTGY

ID In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Northern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of Allen 3 Ticehurst, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy. A warrant in Bankruptcy
has been Issued by said Court against the estate
Of Of said Allen A. Tieehurst. of North Bloom
field, in the county Of Trumbull, Of the State of
Ohio, in said District. sdjudged q Bankrupt
upon the Petition Of Hartman Hoover, and 9TH
ers, his creditors; and the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, TO him or TO bis use. and the
transfer Of any property By him. are forbidden
by law. A meeting Of the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or more a~ssignses of his estate. will be held at a
OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at Warren,
in said District. on the 18th day Of November.
1851, at 10 o'clock, a. H., at the ONCE Of l.. U.
Jones. Esq. one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy
OF said Court. SETH LAIRD,
Dept. US Marshal. Messenger.
IIutehins & Ingersolls, Att'ys for Petitioner.
Nov. 6, lS67-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Consolidation of Indebted
ness.

Prominent financial men are urging
the passage by Congress of alaw for
the consolidation Of all the maturing
indebtedness Of the United States into
a long fveper cent. gold bearing bonds,
to be known in the financial business
Of the country as the American consol.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

The late Burnett House, corner
of Ontario and Prospect Streets, Cleve-
land, has been taken charge of by Mr..
REIBER, late of Greenville, Pa, a gen.
tleman veil and favorably known to
the travelling public, as one who always
keeps a good hotel. The house has
been entirely overhauled, remodeled,
reprinted, reftted and furnished in
good style. and is now called the
CLEVELAND Hopss."
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TIXHCUTOR'S SALE.


u job Reynolds. executor. &c. vs. William
h Reynolds. ct al By virtue Of an order duly
issued By the Probate Court Of Trumbull Co,
Ohio. 10 me directed and delivered. / will sell
at public sale on Friday. December 9Th
1867, between the hours of one and four O'Clock
p: m. upon the premises. in the township of
Mesopotamia. Trumbull Co.. Ohio. the following
premises, formerly owned By Benz. Reynolds.
deed. to-wit Situate in the township Of Mes
Onotamia. Irumbull Co. Ohio, and being parts
Of lots 80. Il de-. and beginning in the middle Of
the highway Of the southeast corner OF lands
Of Job Reynolds, thence north along said Rey-
nOld's east line TO lands oeeded to Jch Rey-
nolds, Nv AlansOn Bates: thence cast on the
south hne of lands Of Job Reynolds and William
Bates to lands decided by Allison U. Merrill, to
Albert Guild thence south on the west line Of
lands CT Albert Guild and Elias Lyman. TO lands
OF Isaac CLARK, thence west on said Clarks north
line to the northwest corner Of said Clark's
land. thence south on said Clark's west line to
lands formerly owned by Mary Shattoek. thence
south westerly to said Mary ShattOck's north
west corner. thence south TO Frederick B.. Shea
Vers northeast corner. thence west on said
SheaTers north line to his northwest corner.
thence south on Sheavers west line TO the mid
die OF the highway. thence west along the mid
die OF the highway to the place of beginning.
and contains one hundred acres Of Land. more
or less.
Also another piece Of land 10 said township.
beng part Of lot Al. and beginning at 4 stone
sign; thence west six rods to a stone. thence
north III rods. thence east six rods to a stone.
thence south Ia rods to the place Of beginning,
less.
Terms of sale. one third cash in had, one
third in three months. with interest. and enc
JOB.REYNOLDS.
Executor of Benz Reynolds. decd.
Hutehins d Giidden, Pitts Atty's.
AEI n ZAhN ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS. A hacking cough a
sore throat difficulty Of breathing, are the re-
suits Of hard eolds. GOES COUGH BALSAM,
allays the irritation. gives ease and rest to the
patient and effects a permanent cure Of all
lung anu pulmonary complaints.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06

The Democrat Old Gpara tells General
Grant, Get back to your lanyard 3" He
will give the democratic party a good
tanning next year without going back TO
Galens to DO it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-06
Court of Common Pleas.

In Carroll County. on January 18th. May 18th
and October 18th.
In Stark county, on February lTtk, june lst
and November 9Th.
In COlumbiana county. or January 9th. Apr.
18th and September 9TH.
~InMahonins county. on January 6th. March
% ard SSptsmoer 18th.
an Portage county, on Januaty 9th, June Is
and October 18th.
In 1rumbuIl cOurty. on February 10th May
llth and November 9th.
In Lake county. on February 18th. May llth
and september Dist.
In Geauga county. en- February 4tA, April %
and September th.
In Ashtabula county. on January 9th. May
18th and November eth-
You will enter this order on the Journals Of
the District Court and Court of Common Pleas,
and canso the same TO be published as required
BY Law.
WITNESS the Signatures of the Judges of
said District. at Warren. this ID day Of october,
A ID 1901. NORMAN l. CHAEFEE,
JOSEPH FREASE.
GEORGE NJ FUTILE.
judges Of the Court Of Common Peas Of the
Ninth Judicial District.
TIE STATE OF OHIO II. EDxARa sPEAR.i r
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. within
and fSf tho County Of Trumbull. hereby certify
the above and foregoing to be q true copy Of the
original order now on file at the Clerks Once
Of said Court
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
of Common Pleas. at Warren, in said County,
this Attn day of November. 1901.
EDWARD SPEAR. Ir.. CLERK.
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No. ). Main Street, Warren Ohio
RED Q

No. 5 River Block Drug Store has come out in
q new red dress Hereafter, when you wish to
buy Drugs. Paints. or Groceries, look for the
Red Front, on Main St. and you will buy coed
HOYT. STRATTON & HAPG0OD.
Nov Gtf