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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
JEFF. Davis on the Teanessee
Election.

Election. go
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Herald
says JEFF. Davis recently said in q con
v~ersation that the Tennessee election
would probably insugurate a war of
races, and he believed there was no
other course open for the whites in that
State than to discharge the Radical
blacks from their employment. As to
the proposition that il would be well
to put a few negroes in Office for the
purpose of creating s reactionary feel
ing against them, he said that it might
do as a matter of spite but it would be
a bad precedent. "a
According to copperhead and rebel
theology the only way to preserve
peace on earth and good wiIP' among
men, is to allow the white man to place
his foot upon the neck of the black
and keep him in 8 condition of servi-
tude. We hold that there Is no dan
ger of war of races, if black, white,
red or mulstto are willing to deal just
ly with each other. 1t is not any nsru-
raj antipathy Of races, or Colors, that
gives ground for apprehension Of war
between the negroes and whites, but 8
selfish desire to promote self at the
expense of others-to defrsud and OPP
press. That man, or that party, at
tempting to excuse in6delity to truth
and a disposition to tyrAnize, BY assum-
ing that God has created the black and
white man as NATURAL enemies, prone
to deyour each other, is guilty of i'm.
pesching the wisdom and goodness Of
the Creator. Gods laws of love and
will secure peace, while mans
of them bring not only q war
of RACES, but drives even white men to
cutting each others threats.
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The Monkey question.

The negroes hsd q picnic at Mt. Ster-
ling, Kentucky, the ether day 2 The prin:
cipal speaker wasa Mr.. Jackson, a colored
man, who, in the course of his speech,
mentioned q fact which we commend to
the attention Of Judge Thurman, Mr..
VsIandigham, Hon. George Hendricks
and other learned gentlemenof the SIMON
key theory" persuasion. He said:7
F, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES had said thar the
negroes belonged 70 the monkey tribe be-
cause they had long heels. Their heels
could prove no such thing, for 1t was $
fact that q nSohkey had no Heel at al, and
the longer 9 mans heelsvas, the further
he got from the monkey tribs." aSs ash
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rninn
Hon. JOHN HUTCHINS.

We hope the Republicans through
out the County will exert themselves
to have a grand rally ON the 18th ults,
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
Meth s well as South are crushed out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Br Judge Ranney has taken the.
stump in behalf of the hopeless cause
of patent Democracy in Ohio One Of
his staple arguments against the Re
pubIieans is that they have imposed a
despotic tax on that great democratic
institution, whiskey, thus compelling
the Nasbyites to psy toward support
ing the government, or fsrsake their
accustomed corn juice The latter
alternative would eequivalent oaban-
doning the party, hence they adhere
to their grog, always being careful 70
takes large enough drink to cover the
additional tax. Elrb - e 20 A. isl
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WOrtklessness Of the esDe.
mOcracE.st

The fathers ofthe Republic in throw
ing off the yoke of British tyranny,
consecrated their lives, fortunes and
sacred honor, to the defence Of the
principles announced by them, that
"all men sre created equal and that
governments can only derive "their
just powers from the consent of the
governed" These are plain, common
sense, democratic propositions. Ty-
rants and aristocrsts in all ages have
Warred against heseprinciples, and the
many have been made the servants Of
the few. eLsea h-olri -as-r.
The enlightened and christian spirit
of this age. aims to elevate the masses
and subserve the welfare of q common
humanity. 1t is hard for the narrow,
the selfish, and the bigoted portions of
mankind TO consent to these innova-
tons upon the fashions of thought and
customs they have had handed down
to them through centuries Of ignorance,
pride and prejudice. But the fount-
aims of the great deep of human hearts
are being broken up, and q iood-tids
of iberalizing, humanizing and ener-
giving thoughts are spreading like q
sea of glory over the nations. There
are every where poor, frail men who
presume to stay the onward roll Of pro-
gressiVe ideas; as well might they essay
to stay tne incoming of the ocean tide.
In this country the funeral remains
of the Democratic party are m~ournfnlly
rendered as a conservative element, In
dispensable to national safety. That
party is now managed by ascrawny set
of spawned and superannuated, fogy
politicians, who are astonished thatthe
country has thus long survived the de-
cease of General jackson, and whose
souls and sympathies were SO entirely
absorbed by the dead past, that they
cannot fellowship with the living,-all-
important present. In fact the Demo
Gratis do nothing but shipper, whine
and croak; predicting dire calamities,
the wish for which, We can not help
believing, is "father to the thought"
That party is rotten from the effects of
its political harlotry, and is tumbling
piecemeaI into the grave. The young
man who thinks of identifying him
self withit should first try to swim
with a milestone around his neck. He
may for q few years survive the associa-
ton, but the ultimate, if not immedi-
ate consequence, will be moral suicide.
While thegreat and hourishing Repub-
lican Union party, Is felt as a of the
most powerful educational and liberal
izing forces IL the world, raising men
up, enlargIng their opportunities, in
vesting them with equal rights, and
ennobling their manhood, the Demo
cratic partysis the defender of caste,
the advocate of ignorance. and the
supporter of oppression. Its princi-
pies are q libel on its name. Its the
last refuge of the spirit of slavery.
U ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

JoHH SMITH WGSTED.-A soldier who
was on duty in the War Department in
1865, sends US the following, the original
of which he saw at the time of its receipt.
w think the army rells of the United
States would puzzle the English lady lit
tie in The effort to discover which was her
John. 7sl4b afc5L O. sob Gil .s
During the year 1865, al lady wrote from
England to the secretary Of War q letter
as follows: -5s.
Mr.. Secretary of Ran, Kqshiagton- Y.
s.; Will you please have your clerk send
me q list Of the names Of all the men who
have been killed or wounded in the war in
your country, > that I can see II my son,
John Smiths among them 7" sss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

MUIIoAL G1GEczIsEf-Whst is airesti
.Goingoat Of the choir for q restduring
sermon1ame. aG'if n1ida) bsu55.
Whseis called singing with an "ah-
derstanding7" Making time on the
aoor with your foot. . s.a~n
What isa sfsccato movement? Leav-
ing the choir in s huff because one is
dissatisfied with the leader. q
What is q swelIfq A professor Of
music who pretends to know every
thing about the science. while he can
not conceal his ignorancef
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owe are inquired Of 8 70 o.!

na-We are inquired of IS to che
reason Why the Democrats of this coun-
ty have two candidates for Represent
alive on their ticket, when but one is
to be chosenf The mysteries that mark
the Tactics of that party are quite in
scrutable to common sense, but they
mAy be running two candidates on the
principle that misery loves company"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

John HaAHier, 4 German, aged fifty
two, residing ut lancaster, P~enIsylYa
mis-, followed TO the grsye last week
his thirty-third child. Haefier was
married threetimes. Hisfrstm marriage
took place in Germany, when he was
twenty7one years of age. With this
wife he had seventeen children. At
four successive aooouohmenti, tripplets;
twice twins, and the last q single birth.
Shortly after the hitter event the wife
died He Was again married, and the
issue of the second wife was fifteen
children -seYen times twins and the
eighth 3 single child. This wife also
died shortly sftsr the last birth. The
seq of the children were nineteen boys
and eighteen girls, only four of whom
are now living.
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MARRIAGES.


In LordGtoBn. on thsIsth inst. n fRsy. J.N
Monroe -. aE0. v. WILSON. and II.
LissIESUHREaBERGER beth 6flordi-
In Fowler. on the son Of Juiy. ISL. sytls Rr
Newton Young. HENRY l. BR0CRET. "a,
~ OXAAA ysgYLRRs all Of this cSantysF
In Warren, Aukantls, By Rev. Geo. furos. M.
: skGqB WATERMAN and Mis- sARkH
In Warren, By AiOf Absi. Justice q d. ps..s
August l6. 1857, Mr.. JOHN MATTHEW and.
Mis- AARNANR RRB, hoth q Hubbard
In Ba.stt.. on hs1Ithi Inst. By Ffa. = waFss
nflds 49, az; (nReRRBH ,, DIcEsaE and Miss
AAtsA AifVsF isA 1sd gp56a ~
In Green. On the l7fAinsGby Rlh 4 WsRe6sldi
MTisHAdE0N T. FRENCH and MIN sYE
. -eL-lL ~ MoIL - aul1sr "a,
Agggst 7thsst ths.M, ]. PsEs0asgsin wsrsn.
BY Rev. R. M. Warren. Mr.. JAMES ScAH-4
LET and Mis- JANE HODGES. st So
Auru.tls. 4 the ChassH ouls wsrrsn. ~ Rsy.
r. M. Warren, Mr.. BRADFORD r. HOL-
cone, and Mis- RALPH. 0fMesO-
" lwgLOV 4aI "a grC fzet ~.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.
RePreSeNtasOe-WILLIAM RITEZRL.
Prosecuting At5orney-JoHN NJ STULL.
MerS-S. NJ. LAIRD.
TTeaSerz-EDWARD HAYES.
Recorder-ELMER MOSES.
Commissioner. B. PAYNE.
Coroher-G. G. REED.
SlzveyOr-W. b. MESSERSCHMIDT.
hyrmary DiTsctor-M0SES BACON.
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and he theE26
Rs The Morrow County Sentinel says the
corn feldsin that county ookspiendidl
If the weather should continue favora-
BILE through August there will be an
abundant CROP II AIhE1e EtSIffU
The barn Of Mr.. simon Miller, near
Canton, was burned last week. 1t con,
tanned 400 bushels Of wheat, so tons Of
hay. and the product Of 20 acres Of
barley. The Repository says the FIRE
was no doubt the work of an incendi
airy. T.
An old gentleman named Williams,
who lately disappeared somewhat mys
terlously from Cincinnati, was found
near Chicago. drugged and robbed. He
has been brought home, and Is report.
ed to be still in an almost unconscious
conuition. ,.sI shsl 49, 3
An association of retail grocers has
been formed in Cincinnati Tor the pur-
pose of protecting their intefestsagainsf
delinquent customers. Each one keeps
a black list which is reported to the
Association. The Association also de-
clared itself hostile to peddlers and
hucksters.
The PainesyiIle Telegraph reports
the death of Mrs. Nab6y Hitchcock.
widow of Judge Peter Hitchcock, and
the mother Of Judge Reuben Hitch
cock, of Painesyille, DR.. H. L. Hitch
cock, President Of Western Reserve
College, and Hon. Peter Hitchcock
She vas 50 years of age.
The GAINESVILLE Times ssys: A young
man in this city attempted to put an
end to his life BY taking -laudanum
DR.. Holston was called in and put q
veto on the proceeding. Want of en-.
ployment was the cause assigned. half
the determination necessary to under
take SO serious q business as this.
would, we have no doubt, got the
young man into respectable employ
ment. VOC -Gs-T
! The SeVen-thirty conversion business
is making fair progress. and there are
not 0 outstanding more than twelve
or fifteen miilions Of the frst series
matured on the 18th Of August.
The time Of converting the balance
Of this series has been extended from
August l5thtto September 15th.L
Thereafter the Department. will regard
the conversion principle As having
bean waived by the holders Of such
notes As shall not have been presented
on or before the l5thsprozimoLs
The new English reform bin, passed
under D1HEaellA leadership- aztsndsj
the right OF Eufrage to 10000 Of thef-
shon'E0iines population 8of
Great Britain.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
hitch NOTICE.

II A petition having been presented to the
Commissioners Of Trumbull County, Ohio, b.
Ing described Ditch, Drain or Water Course, 10
Hit:-Bsginning on the hnds Of John Lily. b
Warren IoWnship Trpmbull County, o, which
lands OF said John bihy are bounded a. follows.
On the east By lands OF Henry Ernst, /; south b
Daniel Mannamsksr and J.d. Ribler: West b.
lands of D4nlel HAyainger. James Tsyler and
Godtry k1nite. and north By lands Of z. y.
-Hoyt. oFthe Successors Of E.E Hoyt ca
thence southWesterly through lands Of jane
Tayler. Joseph Kreifler and Daniel Hayfinxar,
until IL terminates 1t and empties into Duck
Creek, in ssid toUnshipya and onthe farmofaaid
joseph kralllsIl aud hat tia folloWing namol
persons are interested IN said ditch. drain OF
JohnLi6g mdDalisl H~aTaingsc L-DTUl
Nov the said John Lily. Danial Hayhinga-
and AL other persons interested in aid Ditch,
D lain or Water Course. I'll take notes thatths
Engineer has msde . report upon said ditch,
drain or water course. and that the CommiSoneri
Of 1<amb1u County Eith the Engineer. wiz
meet on the ine of the proposed ditch. on
Thursday the 5th day Of September next for
the p~1Iposeof uexing theroute of the proposed
ditch with the VleW 70 establish the same, and
to make an apportionment Of the costs, and sx-
pense Of making said loe1tion and the appor-
ti0nnent Of the labor Of e~onstructing the nma.
.Elar al ca. BRIGDEE, AuditoT.
Auditor EOhca. Warren. o. Aug. Z. 186TlW.
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~ There was but one State Sens

~ There WA but one State Senar
tor last winter Hho uFoted against
submitting heSufrage Amendment to
the people, and that wss Combs. of the
Bess and Vinton District. We observe
that be has been refused a renomina-
tea. and Suffrage advocate nomina-
ted ia his stead Better do highland
trust the people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

On Saturday, Aug. 10th. Das Ralph
Bristol, aged seven years, Oldest con Of
Frederic Bristol of Windham, was stand
ing on his fathers porch, holding ayonng
horse for his father to unhArness, the horse
pulled him from the porch, at the same
time kicking him in the bowellS from the
effects which hs only suFYiYsdtwertYsfoar
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for

LIN Oacts tOf
u sale the WellknoEn and substantial business
stand, on the corner Of Canal and Broad strasS,
the village Of Newton Falls. nov oScspisd
store, and for storage. The hnldlnks eonsisisof
. brick dwelling house md stdFe room, and ;
large and eonyenient %apAonse. An indisDu-
abs due can p paeA 1oE ternss which win
premises, 81 1ehn =. Beaver or William Gresn.
q aid VILLAGE. on 70 the subscriber 81 HoNland,
IFImsg1 e. A, MAILRN.
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ImlHssE CRoPs.-A gentleman who
has made an extensive excursion through
the country, informsus that the growing
crops Of corn in every direction excel eV-
erything he ever saw, Gnd fearstke farm
ems viii not be able tohouss it alL-Eraas-
.UiUe Ind Journal s7loss e. ts-f -rm
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tLEF THERE BE LIGHTs
"0WNSHTP AND INDIVIDU-

al rights for manufacturing aadisellihs. in
Trumb1llCG, DsHittS ,Auron 0isthebest IN
use FOR making = superior light. It can b
m~aaunctnRed By anyqonesAt q tri1ing coet-
ANY amfH can gave thraefonrthg the expense
OF 1sina ordinaEy Carbon Oil and have 4 batter
iighC avoiding the liability to explc1iora. Save
own hkhf For turms aud particulars Apply -
The subscriber Ht 0berlin. Ohio. r 70 W.
Pihs, 4Esntl for County and State EiEhls a.
GfseuEilles Pa. A AcASeN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
Union state Ticket.

GOvernOr-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
1t. Governor-J0HN c. LEE.
Supreme Judge-JoHE WEIGH.
Auditor ofSzte-JAMESH. GOODMAN.
Treasurer of Stsfe-SIDNEY S. WARNER.
ATTORNEY General-WILLIAM d. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRAILEY.
Board Of Public Works-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendnent-YEs.
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ASman Farm for Sale.

This property Is situated IN he ToV1shie Of
Lordstoyn. one mile vest 81 The Village ofQhf-
ton Falls. II eOnyists of thirty and a-halfacres,
more or les5l Is n q high state Of cultivation.
with . meyer failing spring Of water. 8 superior
we'll which Is PERENNIAL . cis.ern. and Seven
Acres Of Timber, oak and maple. A thriving
Young Orchard Of more than IS appla trees.
some Of which have born fruit for two years;
duced fruit; small fruits IN abundance. such as
currents, strawberries whtte,. black and red
cherries, pears, PlunS and peaches; Ths dwell
= rat-proof cellar, four rooms down Stair. and
five above. The out builaings area rood frSma
barn. Oby 50. wood house. wash house, coal
house. wagon sheds and corn. crib. A sight Of
this property will inspire . desire to pogzess II
in all who want such . del~ightfulhome. Terms
easy 70 suit the purchaser. IQTN
October il WILDE for rent Apply to the pro-
.pretor oE the pfgmAsA
July 2+Sns 7. P. sPEER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Nathaniel 6,asAoEgan, Of Hartford,
Conn, late Acting Commander in the p,
S .iNsvy, has been arrested IN Washing
ton on a charge Of bigsmy. As two wives
were present in court. the proof was suf-
fciept to bind Mr. n for future trial.
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EGAL NOTICE.


IL To Samuel @. Andrews. Lucy {. Andrews.
Fanny p. andrews. Lorren Andrews, LueilA L.
AndregBs Fior1nce N. Andrews and Claudias
B. Andrews. all Of Sandwich IleSi Lucy G.
Parker. Parker her husband, Claudius
Parker and Louisa Parker, Of Ashtabula Co.,
Ohio. You ara hereby notified. that onthel 18th
day Of Aagust. 1851 Benz. Allen "a Trustees Of
saidSAmuel g. LueyC.. Fanny p. Lorren,Lusi-
L. L.. and FloraneeN v. Andrews filed q petition
in the Probate Court Of Trumhnn COunty, Ohio,
theohiect Of which 4 to obtain an order 10 sail
the intessstof his aid wards. in the lands there
In descriheds situate IN kinsmAn. TTumbun Co.
Aforesaid and known - the Levitt lot Of 50
sores. IN sections IS and Ia j said township;
and also 40 scres known as part Of Section Is in
aid teNnsniP. eeing ne lands devised 70 seid
children By John Andrews, deed. ~ -
Said petition will be ior hearing in said Court,
on the 18th day Of Sept. 1857, at1Qso'eloeE q.
n.s at which time an osdsr lEin be asked IS
prayed far,g oralgs BENJAMIN ALLEN, !
BsGsa +. brown Ais Atty.
August q. el861-t- ~ Fr-e q -rrs- r.
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: THE GREAT CAUSE Of

SX HUMAN MISERY Jus Pu5gisk-
ed. N q &alsdEhrelops. Price Six
Cenu. A Leisure on the Nature,
Trektment, and RadieslSu Of senihslHsak-
ness, OF Spsfmstorrheas inducedby SelEAb1Be:
~nYoluntary Emissions. Iupetlncy, Nervous
Debility. and Ippedineptg to MAFnEEe gener-
any; IC~ontunpron. EpilePSy. and Eins Mental
and physical 1ncspaeity. &c-By ROB. J,cUL-
YERWEAL. X. D. Author Of the Green
ne vorid.ssn0vnsd suth0r.in this sdairs-
bic Lectufe. clearly proves fron his own expe.
renee thSt the sFful CONSEQUENCES Of Self
Abuse may b sfeetusny removed without
medicine. .nd without dangerous surgical
loDerations. b0ugieS. insuunenay nngS efcor-
dial, pointing out node q cue g enee GER
tain and efectud,shy which eFery Sufferer. no
psttsE Yhst daiHg5m may s may care
BrUTss h0oaEOfhssssnds and
!. Sent under ssai. IN = plain envelope. to any
address, on receipt Of SIX eants, or two postage
, s'lHR no b 81 aSS5 S5sTa ins sSh sld esis. >
Prices eents- AdaresstA s FgbHshsrs,
% 17tl g. IsT Bowery New ToFS.
March 2. lSS7-ly 81 Pest once hGxf5S
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DelThe Democratic stumpers have
commenced the campaign with the
usual amount Of ezaggeration. Thur.
man, their candidate for Governor
aware Of the generslignorAnce and guI.
libility of that party, ina late spesch,
made in the Southern part Of the
State, said that it.required an expendi-
turs Of two hundred and fifty millions
of dollars to keep pthe arms. @Jadge
Ranney. another Democratic stumper,
spskRing IN the Northern part Of the
State, says itrsquires the "enormoussum
of thirty-fys millions s year to keepup
the army. The difference between
the statement Of these two teachers o.
modern Democracy is only two hund.
red and ffteea millionsd dollars. THERE'S
& great deal 0f ignorance manifested,
or q good deal of wholesale lying indulg-
ed in by the Democratic candidate for
GoTernor. 80
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

: rs The Republicans Of yinton
County, at their late nominating con-
yention, Instructed their nominee for
Representative. if elected, 10 support
Hon. B. =. Wsde for US. Senator.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
NOTICR.

In Elijah G. Graham whose residences Z IN
Known. Is notified that Alice Graham. on the
18Th day OF Jnna 1857, fled her petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas. within and fE tie
county Of Trumhull, and State Of Ohio. eAeTE-
19f t sS;t al d51 nSa M ssAa asa SnsSfS2 al I'M 4.
may be divorced from the said Ehjah G. Ora
ham, Which petition WIN Be for hearing At the
term Of the said Court eommencinG on the &sa
day Of HeVsnber. A. D. lsSI;o 90
July q. Is67-6t,
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.nOnIGR

NOI1CE i~iEelslau sueT
IN To ths property holders on MshoninE
Street and tShinfton Avenue, aTk4 commit-
e E sgRci%@tsSSzt As gSsHSis 9Th ssc0sDOEI; "a
Building Sewers onEsid strest, have complstsd
the assIsgnsnt. which IA now on As In the
Mayors once. where q perEons intsreltsd can
t1kmins the zane and rie their obieciom II
Septsmhet.At which tina thehsenneptW5 a Be
approved OF fesetsdb y thV Council
b qFdsF e SqEHet1
z Ausu.ts n. Iss7a o"SAsS' Aesotast.
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beyond The MISSiSSlPPt:l

sss stiss1iss feels he ases
4 River % 6he Great ocean. q
ByALHERTsn RICHARDsoN
Over so.oee Copies sSldfs one Menshs
LII. and Adventures On Prsriss Mountains
and the Pacifo Coast, With over 90 Daserip-
tive and phcto1Taphie View Of the Scenery,
Cite, Lads. Hines. People and OuZioEiriag Of
the New States and Territories.
To prospeciys sniErans and settlar7 n he
Ear Wet this History Of that Tssfana fer
tlsfregion WI pr0Faan Invaluable aphfanee.
IuDplying - Il does want long feif Of fun,
aut6sntic. sadseiiahls rude toeinate ol.pro-
dSe9t passn, q H4teih. &C. IT, IL
see our termss spd fan description Of the Wsrk-
4. faADDRkSS 1910 1910 al E-ralrr.
HATI0EA PUBLISHING CO.
lts West Fourth Strsst cineinnAti. Ohio.
AuEa14-2t -iTn glr-tEA ca41s ny
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

ESTATE OF JOEL CASTER.
ELNE deed. Notice Is hereby given.
theIthe underlined have besndnly auth0rizsd
to administer on the Estate Of joel Casterfue,
late Of BazettA, Ohio, deed.
n LBTfIE CASTERLME
90 { alAM0SB. 0ASTERLdNE s74 /.
Anguish, lS67-st aa Administrations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

F. S. Quiggle, of Happdea, this season,
SHARED l2tfbS. of gashed wool from 5
buck two years old. He would Ike to
know who can beat it.-GsaHga Democrat
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Let our laws and institutions speak not Of
white men. Ror of red men. not Of black men.
not Of men Of any Complexion; but Ike the
laws of God-the Tea Commandments and the
Lords Prsyer-let them speak Of the people,"
Horace Maynard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Kr DR.. Geo. V. Brooke was nomi-
mated BY the Republicans Of Aahoning
County. on Saturday, for Representa-
tive.