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RAnuiIaHnn.

There are evident signs that the Cop
perhead party is settling down on re-
p~udiation of our nationsl debt as one
of the plsnks for their next national
platform. They would prefer to have
the nation assume the rebel debt, hop
ing that North and South would sink
into a common grave of hopeless bank
ruptcy, involving the country in that
fearful ruin which they and the rebels
vainly attempted by waging against it
four years of bloody and expensive war.
The copperhead party is not satisfied
with its effort to incite a war of races
between whites and blacks, but in an
ticipation of failing in this nefarious
and barbarous scheme, its black-heart-
ed leaders are busily striving to poison
the minds of the masses with a preju-
dice against holders of government Sc
curities, demanding that the solemn
promises the nation made to the loyal
people when it wanted their money to
carry on the war against the traitors,
shall be treated as Of no consequence
that the government shall deliberately
set an example of monstrous swindling
of patriotic, coniding creditors, un-
pa~ralelled In history. These miserable
vermin, having labored to prevent the
people from investing in bonds, are
now gnawing at the pillars Of the ma
tional temple, to weaken and destroy it.
If the copperhead party had had the
power, the administration of Abraham
Lincoln would not have had a man or
a dollar to defend the rights of the ma
lion and maintain its honor and integ-
But as it could not prevent the
people from l~oaning their money to the
government, it now proposes to dishon-
orably swindle them, and thus punish
hem for their patriotism. But the
is too wicked and base to gain
my support outside of the vulgar and
gnorant who mainly compose that par
4
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The Races.

The "war of races" which the cop
perheads talk SO silly about is generally
understood to mean a contest that will
follow the Acknowledgement of the
blacks, between the negroes and cop
perhesds, who will enter the great race
course Of intellectual, moral, social and
material progress, and see which can
make the best time. The cop. wishes
to cucumber the black with. a dead
weight, and is afraid to run an equal
race with him. He claims to be the
better man, but dsres not put it to the
test. What coWardice.
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Hon. JOHN

We hope the Republicans through
out the County will exert themselves
to have a grand rally on the 18th ult.,
and set the ball in motion in old Trum-
bull. Come and hear a full and able
discussion of the issues. The enemies
of Republicanism, are plotting its yer
throw, and it is the duty of the friends
of the Union TO stand firm until rebels
North as well as South are crushed out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

LATE PATENTS, issued through
the office of BURBRIDGE & Co., CleVe-
land, 0hio:-P T Smith, Salem, pla-
ming machine i 81 Spelman. Bacons-
burgh, shears; g. r. Ray, Edgarton,
stave joiner: c Lesyitt, Cleveland,
dryer &C.; E L Stedman, Randolph,
shelter; r Sanderson, Cleveland, steam
governor; F Dickinson, Geneva, fence;
A W Gray, Bennington, churn j F
Troxel, Bloomville, steam engine ; a
Jewett, Cleveland, melodeon; A NJ
French. Huntsburg, medical compound
W A Flanders, Shelby, beehive; A Vo-
taw. New Garden, churn A c Bacon,
Cleveland, brush and mop combined
Parties doing business through the
Pat ut Office, will consult their inter-
ests to engage the services of BUR-
ARIDGE & 20.
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ReBreseHtlt1ue-WILLrAM RITEZEL.
Prosecuting AttOzney-J0HN NJ. STULL.
Meri6-S. n. LAIRD.
Treas1lrer-EDWARD HAYES.
Reeorder-ELMER MOSES.
COMMISSIONER. B. PAYNE.
Coroher-G. G. REED.
Sasveyor-F. w. MESSERSCHMIDT.
hyRmary Direetor-MOSES BACON.
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IaTA puny CoPperheAd paper, which
prints 8 weakly edition of ten or dozen
quires, circulating mostly in Lordstown
and Kentucky, has undertaken to de-
molish Congress. and shows its ability
to accomplish that task, by persistently
nick-naming that body as the "rump."
In fact the staple and whole burden of
the shp-shod attempts at editorial in
this little concern is to see how often
in a certain number of lines the word
trump" al be repeated. The poor
thing has got trump" on the brain; or
perhaps, what is more likely, brain in
the rump.
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public, are swift (the danger of life and
money past to become accessories to the
fact. The pith of the moral is that Ken
lucky would Tomorrow hail with applause,
mot by any means with material aid) q
counter-revolution, which would EJECT
Congress from its power and transfer the
Federal rule to John c. Breckenridge,
Jesse ID. Bright, and Isham G. Harris.
The election Of Monday last is a dem
onstrstion. Practically, it indorses rebell-
ion. Politically, 1t insures a Republican
triumph in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
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A special to the New York Tribune
says that since the late action OF the
President, letters have been received
in Washington by prominent Republi-
cans from members of Congress, which
state that the only remedy left to in
surf reconstruction is the impeachment
of the President. These letters are
significant from the fact that several of
them are from members who at the last
session of Congress were known as con-
seryatives and opponents of impeach-
ment. They further state that the
prominent movers in impeachment are
busy at work. and are already canvass
ing among members TO test the feelings.
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AN ORDINANCE

To Provide payment for constructing of
Se10sr on east side Of Main Street, from
South Street 10 Main SelOeT on Main 81.
SIC. L. Be it ordained By the Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Warren. tso-thirds Of
the members therein ~concurring. that a tax Of
two dollars and twenty-five cents 81 2-I00 per
foot front, be and the same Is hereby levied on
all The lands and lots sbutting on the east side
Of Main Street from South Street, to John An
dersonsl lot on Market Alley. and that on said
John Anderson's lot there be levied q tax Of
ninsty-four(D cents per foot front. this ordi-
nance being in accordance with the report Of
the COMMITTEES appointed for making such as
easements and that said assessments be paid 70
the Treasurer OF the Incorporated Village Of
Warren, as follows: First instalment, half an OF
before the hrst day of Sept. 1867, and the second
lnstalmsnt. halfOn or before the first day ofOctO-
Der. 1901. or be subject to the penalty and inter
est allowed By law against them ssVerally If
notpaid at the time, and to the person herein
designated.
SIC. II. That this ordinance be in full force
from and after its publication.
Passed in Council. August "A. 1861.
signed. N; DAWSON, Mayor.
II. Il. IOwEsESD. Recorder.
Aug. ., lS67-lt
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PAINTS for

PAINT COMPANY are nov CHARACTERIZATION -
Best. Cheapest and most Durable Paint in a-s-
Sso coats we'll put on. mixed With pure Lirses6
vi Whilst iOto ID years; It sofaiizht brown
90 70 Green. lead. stone. olive. drAb OF cream
% SUIT the taste OF the consumer. Il y EaIrn-
PIE Tor Houses. Barns, Fences, Agrieulrural
snd Wooden-Ware. Canvas, Metal and Shingls
hoofs. " being FIRE snd Water proon Bridges.
burial Cases. Canal Boats, Ships and Ships
Bottoms. Floor oil. Cloths. lone Manufaefnrer
having used 500 bbls. the past year.l and a.
paint ior any purpose is unsurpassed for body.
durabihty, elasticity. and adhesivenoss. Price
- per bbl.- Of 800 Lbs. which viii supply q AZ
mer Tor years TO- come. Warranted in all cases
paFt1euiaE.. None ge.=ine unless branded Ia
2 trade marx Graftsn Mineral Paint Adore
RAN1EL bIDWELL. Proprietor. "a Pearlst..
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Gen. Grants Letter 20 the
RraaidAnf.

Following, is the letter of Gen. Grant
protesting against the removal Of GEN.
Sheridan from New Orleans. 1t is a pity
Johnston should be so stubborn as 10 dis:
regard the good counsel the letter gives:
~HKADQUARTERs ARNuEs OF rHE U. 81
WASHINGTON. d. c.. August II. 1851.
To his Excellency Andrew johnson. Pres
ident ofthe United States:
Sir am in receipt Of YOur order of
this date directing the appointment Of
Gen. u. ID. Thomas 10 the command of
the Fifth Military District and Gen.
Sheridan TO the Department Of the Mis-
souri,, and Gen. Hancock to the Depart
ment of the Cumberland; also your note
OF this date enclosing these instructions.-
To carry into effect the enclosed order /
would be pleased to hear any Suggestions
you may deem necessary respecting the
assignment to which the order refers. I
am pleased to avail my self Of this invita-
ton to urge earnestly in the name of q
patriotic people who have sacrificed hun
dreds Of thousands Of lives and thousands
Of millions Of treasure to preserve the in
tegrity and union of this country, that this
order be not insisted on. Its unmistaka-
bly, the expressed wish of the country that
Gen. Sheridan shodld not be removed
from his present command. This q Re
public where the will of the people is tn
law Of the land. l beg that their voice
may be heard. Gen. Sheridan has per-
formed his civil duties faithfully and in
diligently; and his removal W Il only be
regarded as an effort to defeat the laws of
Congress 1t will be interpreted BY the
unFeconstructed element of the south
those who did all they could to break up
this Government by arms and now wish
to be the only element consulted as to the
method Of restoring order-as a triumph.
1t will emboldened them to renewed op.
position to the will Of the loyal masses,
believing that they have the Executive
with them. The services of General
Thomas in battling for the Union entitle
him TO some consideration He has re-
peatedly entered his protest against being
assigned to either Of the five military dis
tricts, and especially 10 being assigned
to relieve General Sheridan. General
Hancock ought not TO be removed from
where he is; his department is q eompli-
Gated one, which will take q new comman-
der some time to become acquainted with.
There are military reasons, ~pecuniary rea-
sons, and above all, patriotic reasons why
this order should not be insisted on. /
beg TO refer TO a letter marked private,
which l wrete 10 the President wne first
consulted on the subject of the change in
the War Department. It bears upon the
Of this removal, and 1 had hoped
would have prevented it.
1 have the honor 70 be, with great res
pect, your ohedient servant,
US. GRANT,
Gen. U. $ Army and ses'y of War. ad iassri@.
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y Mr.. Adam Romberger died at Union
town, Dauphin county, Pa, last week.
He was ninety-two years old, and had a
family consisting Of twenty-three children
eight boys and fifteen girls. with the ex-
traordinary number Of one hundred and
sixty-three grandchildren, four hundred
great-grandchildren, and seventy-one
great-great grandchildren.
PENsIONs-The following circular in
relation to Pensions and their payment,
will be of interest : r
All invalid pensioners will require q
biennial examination next September,
except only,
LIST. Those pensioned by special act
Of Congress.
I'd. Those whose pension certificates
state that a biennial examination is
not necessary.
Sd. Those whose pension begin
since the 4th of March. lS67-not
whose pension certificates are issued
since, but whose pensions begin since
that date. Yours truly.
L. n. DARBY.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Another Great Work by Z. A. POLLARD, the
aeknoHled Historian Of the South ; entitled
"LEEANDHlS LIEUTENANTS. 'comprising
, Life Of Gsn. Ri. Lee. replete with facts new
er before published. including Biographies Of
every Southern General Of distinction.
In one large vol1me-3Q steel portraits. A
companion volume to"1HE LOST CAUSE. "a
Standard Southern History Of the War, which
has already obtained half = million of readers.
a new and eularged edition Is now ready. One
Agent sold ~ the hrst week These TWO works
form . complete Hbrary Of the War from the
other side e. TREAT& CO, PGbIishsrs.
64 Broadway. NY.
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\ POWERFUL RIvAL.-There is a new
patent Sewing Machine, (caIled the STAR
Shuttle,) manufactured in Cleveland,
Ohio, by W. G. Wilson & Co., and sold
for Twenty Dollars, that makes the Lock
Stitch similar to Wheeler & Wilson and
other first class machines. The mapufac-
turers claim that it is equal in size, finish
and workmanship, to any other first class
machine, beside being able to do the same
range of work.
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rERMs:--s2.OO per Year in Advance.

Let our laws and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of redmen, 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, 1867-08-28

HeA White men ara disfranchised only
IS a punishment for crime. What crime
has the black man been guilty of that he
should be DISTINGUISHED Isl a crime for
him to have shouldered his musket and
fought for his country, while copperheads
were betraying 1t.
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Union STATE Ticket.

GOyernor-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
1t. GOvernor-JoHN C. LEE.
Supreme Judee-J0HN WEIGH.
Auditor Of State-JAMESH. GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of State-SIBNEY S. WARNER.
Attorney General-WELLIAM H. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRAILRY.
Board Of PEbIie WOrks-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendment-YES.
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The pemocrats saw the blacks )

saF The Democrats say the blacks arc
eco ignorant to vote. That party more
THAI any ether, has always numbered the
sgnOrARt among its voters, That is and
has ever been its stronghold. What
~oHld be LEFT of that party to-day, ifintel-
IigeRce was made a test of yotingf The
remainder would hardly have body enough
20 make a shadow.
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.sIO0 Cboiee seIe.a.n.n;...5n

100 Choice SeleetiOns,o,i is Acoiection
Of the best standard illusions. for Select Read
ing. Defamation. and Execution, representing
all phases Of human emotion and passion, and
3 most happy c0mingling Of the gems Of = for
CLEAN in the present Never before has the
sams varistD Of choice poetry and prose, grave
and humorous. patriotic and sentimental. been
emeracedl IN $50 pages. and sold for 30 cents
Sold By ALI booksellers. or mailed free on rs-
eeipt Of price. BY addressing p. GARRETT
CO.. Publishers. Philla. Pa. n. R.-Great in
dnoements % ARenu-- Send for terms.
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August 3. 1sS7-
NOTICES

In To the property holders on part Of Main
and Market Streets. The committee appointed
warren, for making assessments for building q
branch Sewer on east side OF Main Street. from
south Street 70 main Sewer on Main Street. and
Vine to Elm Street. have completed the asses
ment. which Is on file in the Mayors once,
where al, persons interested can examine the
same. and ME their objections, If any, in writing
within ten days from the publication Of this no
nce, or be forever barred from fling any claim
or receiving any damage therefor. At the sx-
plratlon OF time above mentioned, the Assess
msnt VIII be approved or rejected By the c0un-
ell By order Of the Council,
n r. TOWNSEND. recorder.
August q, l867-it
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nA- The Republicans of Ashtabula
County have nominated DR.. w. N
Eames for Representative. Among the
resolutions adopted, was one in favor
of the reelection of Senator Wade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

B9- Andrew jackson was once elected
to the State Legislature of Tennessee, by
the votes of black men, who gave him a
majority of seven. jackson was in favor
Of negro suffrage.
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Mrs. FRANCES BAKER.

MANUFACTURES and Dealer
l in Hair JeweIry. Room hrsthoor. Gaskin
House. Main Street Guard Chains. Bracelets.
Pins, Rings. Brooches. WIGS Switches. Curls
Braids and Rolls; made to order.
Highest Price paid for Hair.
August q, ITe7-3m
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New Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE.
. WILL RXPnsE An pI1RII

7 WILL EXPOSE AT PUBLIC
burg. on Saturday. August 81. the followipg
described property. viz: ~ Cows, | Durham
Bull. 3 yearlings. II Calves. 100 fat. and 60 stock
sheep. . Lambs, 9 horses. 2 yearling Colts, ~
Patent Cheese Vat and fixtures. nearly new.
also a Buggy. Wagon. Harness. hrminE uten-
sells, Re, &e. Any Of the above articles win Be
sold at private sale. on day Of sale. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
August q. 1sS7-l-
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At Groesbeckville, n. Y, recently,
girl ten years old was attacked, pur-
sued some three miles and nearly killed
by a raccoon.
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A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS

We have published the following
A Complete list Of all Newspapers In he My
ENGLAND SrATEs. Prics Is cents.
A Complete List Of all Eswspapersin the sriTr
OF NV YoRK. Price Scents.
A Complsts List of Newspapers in NEw YoEK
CIrY, NEW JERSEY. DELAWARE, hARYLaNn
and the DIsTRIcT OF cOLUNBIA. Price Is etS.
A cOmplsts List Of ozIO Newspapers. Price
Price Is cents.
A eonPlste List Of EsDI4x4 N-swspapss-
All of the above list sent for One Dollar
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Some years ago a clergyman was preach
ing 10 q large audience in q wild part Of
Illinois, and announced for his taxi; "In
my Fathers house are many mansions"
He had scarcely Iead the words, when an
old eoon stood up and said 81 tell You
folks, that's q liel l know his father well.
He lives fifteen miles from Old Kentnck,
IN an old log cabin, and there amt but
one room in the house. .
"Mother, 1 heard sissy swear" ''What
did she ssy!' ''Why she said she was go
ing to wear her darned' stockings TO
church."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

There are eight papers in the United
States edited by colored men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28

Do you gArt o Increase your esssuIRfioSqG !
You preach sdysrt1sine. Why do you not PRISE
ice il Consult 6. P. RoWKLL { CO.,
NeN iorE.
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SCHOOLS.

Principals Of Academies. Semina-iss.
should consult US in regard to advarfssirt NO
charge for informati0n. GEO. P. R0WELL&
w., Advertising Agents. n. T..
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND 0THERS.-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the
Best Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use +;
two coats we'll put on. mirsd with pure Linseed
Oil, will last 10 or 10 years. I'll 10 Of light brown
ed to green. lead. stone. olive. drab or cream, TO
suit the taste Of the consumer. II Is yalnable
for Houses, Barns, Fences. Agricultural Iuple-
Woodsn-Ware, Canvas. Metal and Single
Roofs. Git being Fire and Water proof bridges,
Burial Gases. Canal Boats Ships. and Ships
Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths. lone Manufacturer
paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed for body.
durability elasticity, and adhesiveness- Price
IS per Dbl. Of 800 lbs.. which will supply =
farmer for years 70 come. Warranted IN Al
cases IS above. Send for q circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in atrade mark Grafton Mineral Point
Address DANIEL BIDWELL. Propristor. "a.
New York.
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0lil1l AGENTS wanted. to sell Six New In
~Sventons Of treat value % families; al
- slsat profits Send 25e. and get 50 pagss
.p1e grats. Agents have made S100,00os
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WANTED.-lO School Teachers to engage
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are clearing from S75 TO $50 per month Tor
particulars. address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
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Are yOa aware Of the great advantages you
win receive FROM dang your advertising through
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UNION DISTRICT TICKET.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For STATE Se1aatOT-L-D. WOODW0RTH,
of Mahoning County.
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DRuapInrs.

You should advertise. 10 do It understand
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DkAfhESs CURED. The 0rxanie Vibrn-
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New Advertisements.


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Embs, or curved spias. or crooked fssf or TssF
q earaysed limbs OF ankles. or are entire
y nelpless. or who are obliged 10 erSsp Or 10
80 Sfn erqtehes. Or whose limbs srs shor-
On re toes, OK whose ankles xoQ oYar ar tnrn
iasasa.or VINO have crooked knees nom white
ssellng, q Scrofuls. or injury, o. vac linp
5a To saTe such nom ahfao OF
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