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ImpeachmeRt.


If the reports from Washington tru-
" indicate the feelings of Congress,
there is no probability that the House
viii adopt the report of the majority
of the Committee in favor of impeach'
ing Johnson-the reports have it that
the evidence against him viii not JUS
tify impeachment. A majority OF the
Committee, however, have thought
otherwise, but as it is a question in
volving more or less of ~politicalbias, it
can not be that all viii be able to
come to conclusions uninluenced by
their preiudices. Unless the evidence
is most unequivocal, il would be bet
ter to bear with johnson for a few
months longer, than establish a prece-
dent that at some future day may be
perverted in the interests of reckless
men intent upon revolutionary
schemes. It is true that the Republic
cans very generally are intensely dis
gusted With the treachery and mal-ad-
ministration of johnson, feeling that
if he had been faithful TO the princi
pies Of the party which elected him
Vice President. the problem of recon
struction would months since have
been happily solved by the adoption
of the Congressional plan. But when II
is remembered that Johnson's hostil-
ty to Congress is sympathized In by
all the Democrats North, and all the
rebels South, while the result of the
late elections seems to indicate an
abatement of popular hostility and re-
sentiment, it may be q question worthy
of serious consideration, whether
Congress wuold execute g true
popular verdict, in deposing the
present accidental occupant OF
the Presidential chair. 1t is there
fore the duty of Congress to care
fully, and as impartially as possible,
weigh the testimony adduced, and
consider the effect of impeachment in
all its bearings-not merely as a retail
story partizan blow at a present high
offender-but upon the future Of the
party and the country. Extreme po-
iitiesl measures, when not clearly and
fully approved by the highest dictates
of q free conscience, a pure patriot
ism, and required by the demands Of
justice and humanity, partake too
largely of bigotry and intolerance 10
secure the endorsement Of the Amer
can people. We hope if Congress
shall resolve upon impeachment, It's
reasons therefor shall be so clear and
unquestionable that the Republican
party can confidently appeal to the ma
ton for an Endorsement of its actions
more especially s it is aquestion hay-
ing nosimilar precedent in the nations
history, and, it seems to us, 8 question
which should only be permitted TO rise
when the country's safety imperative
ly demands it as a means of escape
from far greater evils. While parti-
zanism and personal antipathy might
dictate a more rigorous, vindictive pol
icy. a wider and calmer veiw from the
higher plain of patriotism, would sure
ly forbid it. If johnson a be legally
snd Justly convicted of crimes so seri
Gus against the Constitution as to jus
tify his impeachment, We say, amen
But We most emphaticallg pronounce
against raising him to the rank of 8
martyr. and giving him an immortal
tY in history. positions he a not
reach save through his enemies
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

PEDEsTRIAN.-Westen has started a
mania for fsats Of walking We note a
walking match recently madein Titusvllle,
the conditions of which are that Mr. B.,
one of the heavy weights, shall walk from
the Chase House and back-distance four
miles-in four hours. Two hundred yards
of this distance are TO be made in half an
hour The difficulty of accomplishing this
last feat will be appreciated when it is
Known that on his two hundred yards
there are four drinking %saloonsl Mr.. B. is
to be allowed two trials on the two hun
dred yards part of the match. Here is g
fair chance for betting. MeaarLJe Jour
nal
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The NadOaaI Republican,
Convention !.

The National Republican Executive
Committee viii meet in Washington
on the 1Ith ult., for the purpose of de-
termining upon the time and place for
the holding of the Republican Nation
al Convention. In view Of the strong
solicitations pointing to General Grant
as the settled choice of the party for
ats Presidential candidate, it seems to
be TIE general opinion that the con-
yentien Will be held as early IS May,
and Chicago viii probably be selected
as the place for holdingIt.
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IL


On the 9th Of Nov. 1867. by the Rev. W. T.
Martin. Mr.. VIZ. NJ CASTERLTNE. of Indi-
sna. and Miss NANCY E. HATHAWAY, of
Baconsburgh. Trumbull county, Ohio.
At the residence Of the brides father. Mr.. Geo
Patterson, in Paris. Portage Co. Ohio. Nov.
10Th. by J n Smith. Mr.. DAVID MEDLEY,
Of NsSton Falls. Ohio. and Miss SARAH
In North Bergen. Genesee Co. n. Y. NoEem-
Der 23d, at the residence Of Mr.. r NJ Bos-
worth. BY the Rev o B Barnard. Mr.. ROB
ERT MARTIN. Of Farmington. Ohio. and
Miss L0VISA B0SWoRTH, Of the former
place.
In Greene. Nov %. by Rev. W A Clark. Mr..
JOHN LATIN. and Miss LUCRETIA G
RUSSELL. all Of Greene.
In Wayne. Nov. la. By the same. Mr.. HAIR
DON HIGGINS. of Greene. sad Mrs.
ELISABETH MERRILL. of Pa.
In Mecca. Nov. 18th. by the same. Mr.. Ma
THAN J SHAW. and Miss MARY N
THOMPSON. all of Mecca.
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THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL FOR
DECEMBER contains Il portraits of dis
tinguished men, with their b~iographies-
George Peabody. President Woolsey, Elias
Howe, Oliver Cromwell, Rev. DR.. Wor-
eester, Cnauneey Giles, Abiel Silver, j.
r. Hubbard, The Sultan If Turkey, and a
Glance at his Empire Our Social Rela-
ticns; the Paris Exposition Unmarried;
What shall We Do with Old Maids? His
tory of the New Jerusalem, or Sweden
borgian, Church; Saints and Sinners; and
mpch other instructive matter. End of
Vol. 46. A lew volume begins with the
next number. Now is the time to subscribe
only 50 a year. Address S. r. Wells,
3S9 Broadway, New York.
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Telegraphic dispatches have been sent
70 New York and Philadelphia, ordering
Detective Bakers immediate arrest. and
it is PROBABLE that by this time he is in.
the clutches of the law on the charge Of
perjury before the Impeachment Commit
tee.
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DEATHS.


In Mecca. Nov. g. 1867. EMILY MAY, only
daughter OF Edward and Margaret j. Meach-
am. aged 4 years. IL mos. and 26 days.
''Goneiu the morning. my sweet little rosebud,
Gone when the dew on the fair flowers lay:
Gone ere earth's storm on her young life had
broken.
Gone from our vision forever and aye.
Gone in the morning. the bright. rosy morning.
Ere a shadow Ofs0rrow had darkened her brow.
Gone in the morning. the bright summer NOR
ming
Darling, our home is 80 deso,ate now !"
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DR.. Livingstone safe.

LONDON, November 22.-Dispatches
containing gratifying intelligence Of
the safety of DIR. Livingstone, the cele-
brated traveller and explorer, have
been received. The particulars are
few, but the Doctor is known to have
been safe and well in April last, and
was then exploring the wastes of Afri-
ca, hundreds of miles from the sea
coast.
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New Advertisements.
ri EGAL NOTICE


To Samuel Loveless. who resides in the
julia Graham and Charles Graham, who reside
in the State of Illinois. heirs al law Of "a muel
Loyeless, 6eceased.. You are hereby notified
that Daniel Earle. administrator of b Estate
Of Samuel LOvsless, deceased. on the 18th day
ofNovember. A. D., 1861, fled his petition in
the Probate Court within and for the county
Of Irumbull. and State of Ohio, alleRinE that
the personal estate of said decedent is i~nsufic-
lent to pay his debts and the charges Ofadmin-
fee simple of the following described real estate
situate in said county, 20 wit: Situate in the
village Of Earlesville, and designated on the
Mat Of the 81 division thereof as lot mum Der
one 90. slso a eertain other lot situate in New
ton Falls, and adjoining lot number one %, on
the South. The premises herein described are
two several t~riangIesf forming square bounded
on the southerly side BY the Pennsylvania ( Ohio
Canal. on the westerly side By a lot formerly
street, and on the northerly side By lot No. 2.
containing $500 Of an acre Of land. having a
two story frame. house, and other buildings
thereon. That Huldah Loveless, as widow Of
said decedent. is entitled TO dover In said
premises, and that samuel Loveless, Lucy
Graves, NeEeomb Graves. Julia Graham and
Charles Graham SC, &C., as his heirs At law,
hold the next estate ofinheritanee therein
The prayer Of said D etitiOn is for the assign
ment OF dover 10 said Huldah L0veless. and for
a sale of said premises. subject to such dover
estate, for the payment OF the debts and charges
afoT esaid. said petition will be for hearing on
the 3lst day of December. A. D.. 1867. at ten
o'clock. An, or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard. DANIEL EARLE. Admins
traitor of the estate OF Samuel LOVeless deceas-
ed. dec. 4. lS57-lw.
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The first wave from the old world, occa
stoned by the reputation scheme of Pen
dleton, Butler & Co., has come to US over
the cable. The bankers Of Berlin, alarm
ed at these ~endeavOrs, have concluded to
send an agent 10 this country 10 accert tain
What esn be depended upon. Congress
E,l oareeive. therefore that its action will
be closely VA, he'd not only at home but
sbrosd u E
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From Buffalo-By New York Time,
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan SITS.
5.45 A. NJ, New York Day Exp.
SUNDAY excepted. Stops at HornellsvIle 9CS
a.. ". lBkft.D: Susquehanna 217 P. NJ, DineE
Turner's 1.55 ?. NJ. (Sup.) and arrives in New
YORK 1870 p. NJ Connecting at Great Bend
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delbhia. Baltimore and Washington.
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II Bousry. NsS 9crk. 8. Box isss.
Now 1851.
NEW LOT OF

n M HOI Ut W OAO
~ Just reed. at Adams Music Store. and we
will send any sheet music published m the.
States. to any person. free Of postage,
on receipt Of the printed price.
address Geo. Adams Music Dealer. Warren,
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R9LWeston reached Chicago, Thurs
day last, at 1920, A. M.-twenty min.
utes ahead of time. Having failed to
walk 100 miles in "A hours, he forfeit
ed six-tenths of the wager.
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rlWestern members of Congress
are generally opposed to continuing
the four millions q month contraction,
and are not expected to favor an early
resumption of specie payments.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

n@4Senator Morrill, has introduced
a bill requiring specie payment to CON-
mencs by the general government and
the National Banks, July 4, 1869. Its
passage is very doubtful.
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tHERIFF'S SALE-

- James B. Drake. vs. John L. Rush. In
der OF sale in attachment issued out of said
Court. in the -abovenamed case, and TO me di-
rected and delivered. 1 shall expose TO public
sale at the residence of James b. Drake, in the
township Of Rowland. Trumbull County. on
Thursday, the 10Th day of Dee. A. u.
1861. betw cen the houss oflO q. m. n 5 O'Clock
p. M. of said day, the following personal prop
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All Trains run directly through to New York.
ES-46O MILES WITHOUT CHAyGs or 60 ,cy-a'
From and after November 18th. 1867, Trains will
leave in connection with all Western lines, as
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From Dunkirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots;
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Broad Gauge--DOubIe Track Route
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I'D In the District Court ofths United States
Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of Allen A. Ticehurst, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
To WHOM IT NAY CoycERS The undersign-
ed. residing in Warren, Trumbull county. Ohio,
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signee OF Allen A Ticehurst. Of Bloomfield,
County Of Trumbull, and State OF Ohio. within
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1GlThe health Of Hon. Samuel Shell
bArger. member Of Congress from this
State, Is so bad that he has had to come
home, perhaps TO remain all winter q
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BAHorace Greedy mas been confirm
Q by the Q. S. Senate as Minister to
Austria.
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NEW LOT OF GUITARS,
SLATE ROOFING,

ITHIS NEW ROOFING NATE
Il RIAL which has attracted so much atten-
ton the past season is now within the reach Of
ali wanting roofs in this county.
The subscriber having disposed Of hB former
business, win reside II Warren affsr the 1st Of
April. and give his exclusive attention % ths
putting on Of this roof Until that dnehe may
be found at the american House, OF for the
present week. working hours. at the new Roll
hing Mill in Warren, which is now being rooted
with this new material. Roofs have been put
on for the following persons the past season:
Jacob d. Baldwin, House, James0n6 Whee-
Ter. part Of Foundry; Packard, Cook x Co..
addition to part Of Planning Mill; I3dinEs Y
Morgan's Store: Part OF the American House,
over tin; John Hutehins. same; Packard.Eul
q Medbury's Blacksmith Shop James Ward
! 3 Co.. Miles, Rolling Mil and Nail Factory
Marshall x Calhoun. Store ~ Niles.
His ro0fng has the following Qualifications:
1st 1t makeSa perfectly tisht roof.
I'd. It is FIRE proof and the fact Of its beng
licensed BY the Fire Board in the city Of
New York, to be used in the IRE limits issuh-
Gent testimony on this point besides it can be
proved By aerual test, in a very few minutes 10
any who doubts IT,
81. It is not expensive-eoetins less than :
first class shingls roof.
4th. 1t can be used on q very Fat roof or on
= roof Of any finish or upon q perpendicular
WALTZ necessary and not run By the neat Ofthe
sun. L f-n "a.
5th. It is durable the elemsnts having no
effect uPonit except to Pezify a. fo5Ri9g \
Warren O. March %. 1867.
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B@Jef. Davis has returned to Can
ada, his trial having been postponed
till March next.
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H9LMessrs. Bingham, Garfield and
Spaldfng are said to oppose impeach-
ment.
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will be commenced about the first Of January.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
IN Is hereby given, that a ~petetion and plat
was filed al the office Of the Auditor of Trum-
bull County. on December ID. 1867, said petition
asking the Commissioners OF said county. to
grant the privilege 10 incorporate the town OF
Hubbard. with boundaries according to said
plat. Said petition will be Tor hearing on Tues
day. February 4. 1865. at the office of the Co un-
~ Auditor. in Warren.
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JOHN E. MOVES
NEW SYSTEM OF
GARMENTS.

INVENTION consists Of
-Four different Plates.
No.1, Cuts Ladies and Misses Dresses. eyery
size. STYLE and Fashion. No. 2 Cuts Boys
Faney pants. Difere1t Styles and FashionA-
No 81 Cut Boys Fancy Goats. different sizes e
Fashions. and last but not least No, Cuts the
most perfect fitting shirt in the yorld-sone-
thing that every gentleman should have. Any
All instruction free Of charge. Price Of single
plates $500.
Agents wanted for every town in the county.
Persons desiring to become Agents or obtaining
mates. Will please call attheNew Dress Making
MissL- A.PoNERS, AGENT
y Mayl. l56l-u g.trE D -a|
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Pianos, Organs & MeludeOns,

HAVING MADE arrangements
with the best manufacturers of Pianos. Or
Eaas and Melodens. I would respectfully call
the attention of the public to the fact that l am
nrenared 10. furnish them Instruments Of the
best quality, tone, workmanship and make. on
ths most liberal terms. Ny long experiences in
musica instruments. l hope will be 3 sufficient
guarantee. Satisfaction invariably gwen
AISO-Pianos, de-, Iuned and repaired By the
year BY dhhI6n-
Warren, o, Sept4, ls67-tf