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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

A freight train on the U. p. R. r, was
thrown from the track on last Wednesday
night, at Plum Creek Station by the Indi-
ans, The engineer, fireman and brake
men were killed. The merchandise was
burned. JItis also reported that three or
four men of the station were kilads This
outrage is supposed TO have been commit
ted by Spotted Tails band, who have been
feeding at the public expense for some
time.
The steamer silver Lake, arrived from
Fort Benton, was fired into by Indians
forty miles; aboYe Fort Rice. One Of the
crew vas wounded.
Another dispatch says the indians at
tackled the freight train near Plum Greek
last night, threw it from the track by pill
ing ties upon the road, killed and sealped'
seven train men, set fire to the train, des-
troying it entirely, and threw the siaugh-
tered bodies into the flames. is
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lm- . .
Ottawa Illinois, has a base bail club,
every member of which weighs over
two hundred pounds. asr9.ss -
Copper ore issaid to have been found
in Salisbury township, Lycoming ooun
ty, Pa. The vein is reported TO be two
and ahalf feet thick. p1A
Hereafter, every military post which
has the ordnance to dol 1t with, will FIRE
. morning and evening gun, at IrsYeille
and retreat, in time of peace.
Peaches will BE- srarse and high In
New York this season, partly because
of a limited yield and partly from the
expense OF transportation,
In Europe silks are scarce and high,
but the Chinese Horopi' promises SO
well that an important reduction in
prices is confidently expected.
: More than one hundred and fifty
thousand pounds of wool have been
purchased this year ct 4orenel, Michi-
gam st an average Of foFty-three and
cents. Q Ht'i
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

'sAndrew johnson to day, instead Of be-
ing President of the Republic, is the merest
nothing that you a possibly imagine"
Judge Ranpeys Mansfield Speech.
Agreed! That is an upd0lbted truth,
very happily expressed. But We submit
that 1t is unkind and ungenerous In you to
be twitting the unfortunate Andrew with
his littleness. johnson went back on his
friends, denied his principles, betrayed the
party that elected him, and used to the ut
most his personal Influence and official pat
ronage in order to restore the Copperheads
10 power. He failed, and the Democratic
leaders spurh him. Ifhe had not had be-
fore him the examples of Judus Iscariot
and Benedict Arnold, he would be an OBJ
ject Of COMMUNICATION. Verify, he hath
his reward.-StGte Journal 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
MITCH Office.

H. A petition having been presented to the
Commissioner Of Trumbun County. Ohio, By
Henry Ernst and others. to estAhlnh the follow
ing described Ditch. Drain or Watet Course. to
Wit:-Beginning On the lands Of HsnrF Ernst.
in Warren township, sETnmbnhi Ce4FiE. OHIO,
which said land baRIded ~ the Est Y lands
of Sibley Brooks, South BIZ lands Of Daniel Wan.
namaker, West BY 1ands of John Iibey and
North By the lands Of w. HAzen, and tbs point
of beg nping Of said proposed ditch to b ioutih
of me east and west hifhway running through
said lands, and at tbs south side or end Of tha
swamp on ssid Hepry EYpst's Land, thspee run
ming north Or lortherly 70 me nortl sldsoltne
PennEylvania q Ohio Canal, end pss.ss THROUGH
the lands Of said Henry Ernst tnd W. HeEens.
That the following named .sSas are interest
ed in sad DItch. Drain or Water Course and
will be benefited thereby. beside sad tErpst
and said HaSsn. to wit. John Libey and stblsy
BROOKS. za r~
Nov the said John Libey. Sibley Brooks. Wiz
liam HAzen, E.. Hoyt, u Co.. and all others
interested In said Ditch, Drain or " ster Course
viii take nstice that the Engineer has made >
report upon said Ditch, Drdin OF hater Course,
and that the Commissioned ofTrumbun COun-
~. with the Engineer. viii meeton the line Of
the proposed Ditch. or Thursday, the 9th day OF
September next, for the purpose Of viewing the
route of said Oitchrand with the view TO estao-
lish the same, and also to mako an Appsrtlon,
ment or the costs and expense of making said
location andths superintendent Of the labor Of
C. 4. BRIG0EN, Auditor, {
Auditors Office. Warren, Aug. 7, 1SS04S, y
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CONSTITUTION BTTrERs ar ME-,

CONSTITUTION Buffers are pleas
ant to the smell and taste. will remove impuri-
ties from the body. and health and vigor to the
frame. Derangements Of the stomach and liver
are harbinsers and sources of insanity, From
an obstruction or disorder. a morbid action Of
the sympsthetic nerves follows. Ganglionitis,
and impaired. Derangement Of the eerebrum
will also produce diseases Of the lungs, heart,
skin and kidneys. It Is consequent upon the
same cause that thousands die of cholera, yell
low and bilious feyers. and thatinsatiate. bape-
full disease. phthisis. OF consumption. The
stomach Is an important organ in the economy,
for upon its success we depend for all the ad-
vantages to be derived from the exhibitions Of
internal medicines. Its healthy functions are of
sterling moment to every mortal, as il consti-
tutes tho source and fountain of life, which Is
nutritious. No organ possesses such power in
remarkable sympathies. -TE-I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
hitch NOTICE.

NApedtoin having been prsssntad Ia ths
Commissioner Of Trumbu1 County. Ohio hv
JEmes Tayler and others- to establish ths fnIlaG,
iag described. Ditch. Drain OF Waf1r Ccafse. ID
WITHDRAWING on the lands Of John Libv' in
Warren Township. Trumbuu County. 81. whieh
lands Of said John Liby are bounded Is foIloWs.
On the east BY lands Of Henry ERNST, sorth ~
Daniel Wannamaker and &c, Kiblsr; West ~
lands OF Daniel Hayhinger, James Tsyler and
Godtry hlinite. and north By lands of z. 4.
Hoyt,- or the successors Of e e. HGyt Zoo.
thence southwe sterly through lands Of Jane
Tayler, Joseph Hreitler and Daniel HavAingar
until II terminates 1T and empties int1 Duck
Creek. in said township, and on the farm Of aid
Joseph kreitler. and that ths folloging namad
persons ara interested in said ditch. drain 81
water COURSE besides the petitioners. 10 wit =
Liby and Daniel Hayhingsr.
Now thesaid John Liby. Daniel Havainvar
and all other persons interested IN aid Diteh-
D ain or Watsr Course. viii tzke notice that The
Engineer has made ssreptr n upon aid ditch
drain or water course. and that the Oommisons-
Of Trumbul- County, with the Engineer. viii
meet on the line Of the proposed ditch On
Thursday the 5thl DAY. Of September pext for
the Purp0seotvleRing b. ronts OF the -proposed
DITCH with the view to establish the same. and
to make an app0rtionment of the costs. and sTs
Of making said location and The apuor-
tlonment Of the labor Of constructing the same.
"a. BRIGDEN, Auditor.
Auditors Once, Warren, o., Aug. z IS6T-Iw.
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Trnnns for =

LONDON, August 9.AThe government
will Immediately dispstch large body
of troops to Canada to repel the threat
ened Eenian inYasiensf from the United
ID the House of Lords last evening
the bill totabolish church rates was re-
ected by q large majority. sas
what brought, you to prison, my
colored friend ?" Two constables, sah.t
YES but Z mesps had intemperance
anything to do with itP9 eyes, sah
dey was bofe Of lem drunk Hf3 2 81
Why was the giant ollaR very much
astonished when David hit him with 4
Such q thing never entered his
head before eY1sa ,meHj nlft Dies
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
Rr.ghtfpI KaiIEoaI Accident

LoNpoS, August A. terrible rail-
road casually occurred at BreF Head,
Wicklow couatg, Ireland, to-day, The
express train from Dublin, for Wick
when at the above named locality
ran off the track. and eight passenger
coaches we're precipitsted into the sea.
The railroad at that point runs along,
the summit of high BLUFF. The loss
of life is frightful only one person in
the FhPle train; named Morris, escaped
alive. tr-rssr efs ~ spzv q s.lE.E
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
The President ana Secretary.
OF war. t1 20 q

Thess worthy officials have been
entertaining thenation with some sharp
epistolztory sparring during the past
week, their letters hsYing at least the
commendabls merit of directness and
breVity. The President having for
some time found Secretary Stanton not
vilIingt to be subservient tohis imperial
dictation, in all things but disposed to
obey the laws of Congress- bearing on
reconstruction, N spirit and letter,
which makes him q terrible source Of
discontinue to parties of rebel procliVL
ties, took it into his muddled head re.
Gently to address Stanton 3 brief note
informing him that his services es q
cabinet officer were not agreeable to
the magnate of the White House. The
invincible Secretary determined that
to serve the popular viii and public
welfare was 8 matter of much more
material concern than to comply With
the Presidents ~inYitstion. We hope
that Mr.. Stanton will not be driven
from his position, inasmuch as he is q
most indispensable check to the full
display of political deYiltry which john
son and his minions are aching to in
dulge in, and bring, as a consequences,
9 fresh brood of troubles and miserles
zpon the country@Un Under the &enure
of Office law Mr.. Stanton can doubtless
hold his Office during a vacation of
Congress, in spite of Presidential bulls
of communication, and the loyal,
true and patriotic portion of the Ameri-
can people viii most heartily sustain
him. The President is anxious to
supercede Gen. Sheridan. whom the
rebels hate forh impartial adminiztra-
ton of justice in his department, and
whom the Democrats most heartily dis
like because he thinks a black Union
man is more trustworthy than a white
washed traitor. Stanton stands by
Sheridan, as does also Grant, a fact
that causes the intriguing schemes of
Johnson to gun not smoothly. Of
course it is very a~ggrayating to wicked
men TO be thwarted in their plans.
Johnson's case is not an exception His
indignation wakes warm, but his rage
is so =impotent as to border on the
ridiculous. He would no doubt play
the tyrant if be had full sway, but
Congress deeming him an unsafe re-
positoFy of extraordinary powers, for
tunstely eircumscribed his opportuni-.
ties to its full exercise, SO that the
Presidential p~rerogatiye is noW mainly
manifest in impatient negatives IN ster-
eotyped ~phrsseology, and an occasional
bsheading of some minor offce-holder.
To usa g phrase familiar in common
parlance, Andy johnson is i|'splayed
out" and has sunk under the unutters-
BILE weight of his own stupidity and
wholesale betrayal of the people who
elected him, to SO low a depth that for
him there is no hope Of resurrection
He is probably the most universally
dsspised by the american people, Of
any man that ever occupied the Presi-
Dental chair, not even excepting poor
old Mrs. Bucharsn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

RlThe Jury in the Surrstt case
were discharged on last Saturday, they
not haSiA been able to agree. They
stood four for conviction to eight for
dismissal After discharging the Jury,
Judge Fisher directed the name of
Bradley, Surratt and counsel, to be
stricked from the bar list, for insult
ing Language used during the trial to
the Judge. sa-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
Unton senatoriaIC Convention

The Union voters of Trumbuu and Mahonlng
Counties, are requested to meet BY delegates in
Convention, at Niles, on
Thursday, the 18th day of August, '6z,
Al IL o'clock. a. m, for the purpose Of nomiRa-I
ting Senator for said District. The basise of
representation will be one delegate for every
100 votes cast for Gov. Cox IN 1900, and one tor
This ratio win entitle Tumbu County ~ ~
votes. and Mahoning County TO % votes.
The several Townships of Trumb1u County
will be entitled to the following
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
AshtabuIa sentinel.

This sterling advocate of Freedom
and Equal Rights gives evidence of in
creasing prosperity and a correspond
ing IiberAlity on the psrt ofits pubIish-
era. By an enlargement Of its size which
places it in the front rank of county
papers. The &sntind is ably edited,
and well printed. and is a home paper
which the Ashtsbulisns have reason to
be proud Of. al
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

The sensation specials nom
Washington say the latest thing out is
that Andy johnson has become so
disguised with himself that he threat
ems to resign. and leave the Radicals to
fight it out among themselves. We
hopeJoknsOn viii not resign, inasmuch
as he is rendered nearly harmless for
evil by the laws passed By Congress,
while his disposition to do mischief
keeps the country wide awake with
thEt eternal vigilance which is the
price Of liberty
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
The Repubucan Canvass.

The Union Republican State Central
Committee has made appointments fo-
public meetings throughout the State.
Gen. JOHN C. LEE, Union candidate
for Lit. Governor, and Hon. John Hutch
ms, are announced to address a meet
ing at Warren, on Friday, September
l3. Gen. Lee speaks at RaVenna on
Saturday the I4th of Sept. Senator
John Sherman has an appointment at
Youngstown, Wednesday, August2lst,
and Akron, Thursday, I'D. ID.
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REMIHTGTONrap
EM~@ AHNMN
soLD By HI TRADE GKsrRxHHx4
~PRINCIPAL AqENrs
Valuable RealR statef or saIa.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for
= sale he wau known aud substsnfislb uknS
Stand. on the corner Of Ca1aland BrotisfrS5E.
in the village OF Newton FalB, nov Sccubisa.
J.& hefhert ~ . dyellfn4s D1ysaeod5
store, snd for storage. The buildings e6nsistsof
z BRICK DWELLING houss snd store room, aud :
large and eonyenlent ,WeEgkou1eg Anfadispn-
table title can be made. Eorfarma. Rkieh via
premises or John ]. sBes7er or William Green
q said village. ort0 the subsefiBer e Hsalala
Irumbun Co., o. -. 1TTRNE
June Il. 81 i.Sases@a e :
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

nThe Albany RnickerSocksr has an
editorial on '0ur Female Brethren"
IN relation TO the recent vote in the
constitutional 6onYenfion, In which it
says, "Fhe moment our fair friends cut
their corsets and mount suspenders,
their charms take to themselves wings
and hy AWAY" rf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
The Several townships Of Mahonlng UounU
viii be entitled to the following: i

Itisrecommended that the delegates 70 rep
resent Trunbun County in the Senatorial Con-
vention be chosen atthe anne meetings. OSatur-
day, Angus l0thl held to choose delegates 70
the County Convention. And that the delegates
20 represent Mahoning County. be elected on
Tuesday evening, August 18th. o,,n
W. JAMES HoYT.
.RSHUNT.
Executive Committee. Trumbun Co,
G. VAN HYEING. Ira =
We. SHALLEY. 81.
Executive Committee. Mshoning Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

E. -
1 The Democracy profess to be de-
lighted with the rebel victory in Ken
lucky, and the defeat of the Radicals.
Doubtless they do feel happy, and are
shankfrl for small faYors. Their re-
oicing over Kentucky, "a State that
good lord and good devif' all
thEaagh the wa, Is perfectly natural.
The het that these delighted Demo-
sk used to wreath their ~counteuan-
IN saraoac smiles when they heard
Disaster 20 tie Union army, is not
sr.ten b the PesFh. They have
s SINE hatred or ths Dnicnp par
thea II IS mo ner thing nnder
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Thomas CollamonaFin take notice, that on
the goth day Of July, 1851 Margaret COll9mon,
fled against him. in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of FTumbull County, and State Of Ohio,
9 petition for divorce. alleging adultery on part
OF said Thomas. e q csuse for such DIVORCE
Der termeof said Court. for 1867. - g 9,
,asI e psafSel hHe TAYLOR 4 JONES,
tfl .zsE-fiI9E eLI fiAttorneysfor Petitioner,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
paws In Vermont.

Tho Arch traitor has been r~usticating
in Vermont, much to the disgust of its
patriotic tphabitants. When riding
through The toFa of stsnstead, he was
hooted and Kissed By tia FAole peo-
pie. and one, old lAdy. who had relatives
among the martyred dead OF Ander-
Vile saluted him with a stone. $50
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r EGAL NOTICE.

July7 a.. AhhhhHT p SESUMANs.
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UnIrEB STATES q FoKREaT
Patent Once Agency

1Se Bank ST. Cleveland, 0. and Washington, D
We prosecute business. Of every dssuriDtion
relating to Inventions, Patents. Infrisasmsnfz
&c. W. b, BURRID6E &c0..
- a-fL- +A Patent Aft0rn SuaJsc
80 Orders may be lea with ths s3itsr 81 ~
WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. who Is authors p
Hed 70 receive orders for our agency.
Aarcn u. 4eoi.stfGAR "a EaE "a
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"A PLACEMENT.

IA Nile PoBers. Plaintiff. rs Thomas B.
bAlofd. pefendant, Before d. w. Palmer. Jus
t acf 81 as tie P Zee SO q ,d Msess ISgTpship TFSn Isg1
1aid Justice Issued an order Of attachment in
the ahQFe aetloE for the gum Of two hundred
and eiEht dollars and sixty-eight cents. Said
ssgse wiz DO for hearing ssP{ Z 1851 ct one
Apg.J.1e67-Se % 90 n ad..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

A Quaker laGE recently explained to
her new domestic that wash day came
on every Second Day. The gIl LETT il
high dudgeon. She didn't go to be
washing every other day. Not she.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

ssCharms Strike the stght, but Merst
Wins the SouI.o Such merit Is Poland's
White Pine Compound possesses is that which
wins the affections Of an intelligent public.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

A young lady in a RosteA school. on
being asked why, in Latin. winds came
70 be called masculine, quickly Feplied;i
81 Go not know, unless it is because
they are so tickle ~ S3
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Sick Headache. Very many are troubled
with this distressing complaint every few days
through the Summer months. A gentleman
nom OhiO who has been subject TO such attacks
writes that GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE cured
him. m - "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
ASman Farm for Sale.

This property Is situated In the Township Of
Lordstovn. one mile west Of the Vtlsge Of Obi
ton, on the main road to either jackson OF New
ton Falls. II consists ofthirty md a-haha acres.
(more or less. is in ahigA state Of egltlystion.
with never failing spKlnS 81 water. ssuPerlcr
we'll which l. perennial, b eistetns and Seven
Acres Of Timber, OAK and maple. A thriving
young Orchard Of more than IS apple trees,
tome Of which have born fruit TOR Two years ;
several kinds OF grapeVines, WHICH pave pre-
dueed fruit: small fruits in ~sbHndanee. such IS
currents, strawberries. white, BLACK ane red
cherries, pears, plums and peaches, 1ns 1ret-
ling house Is almost new. being built lnIeod, mas
q rat-proof cellar, four rooms d0Gn ssatfs- and
i've shove. The out-buildings area good name
barn, 50 By so, wood house. wash house. coal
hOuse. WAGON sheds and aarn- erih. a sight Of
M, n,onsrtv viii inspire 4 desire to possess y
In III who Hann such 4 delightfuihoms. Terms
sasyto spit the purchaser; ,,a h. ,bs Ists Of
ocfober Il viii Be for rent. Apply to the pro-
prietor on the premises.
! July 2+3mo.
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Settlements Ordered to be
Advertised.

1 Is ORDERED THAT TIE
Il following accounts Of Erecutors, Admins
traitors and Gqardians which have been sled in
the Probate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio
be advertised for four Consecutive weeks. Accord
ing to Law and that they continue on Gle for
Inspection and exception until the 5th day
and ordered to record if no excep-
lions appear thereto.
Ra,;,,,f, uon 5o.gl
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NEW BOOKS.
+tLET THERE BE LIGHTg
A~NIfEDfYiDU.

LIOMASaR ANA1nPftOQ-i
III al rights for manufactures and selling. in
TTumbua Co, DsWitks Agfofa. OIL. the best in
use for nskinE . superior Light. 1t can BE-
msnufaetured By any one, At . trihing cost
ANY sniy can save three-foaFths the expense
or ! sfnr oFdinafy Carbon OIL, hAd have . batter
liigkE Avoiding the liability 70 explosion. Ssgs
your lie, your money aud msnutacture yoer
the subscriber at 0beflin. Ohio. or TO v.
Pike, Agent for Coanty and Sta:e Eish1 n
Greenville. Pa. - Z. A.JACkSOn.
Warren o.. July 10. 1S67-SmS
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The editor Of the Philadelphia Led
aG, tells of a single stock of a new vari-
ETY. of blackberry called the Wilson's
Early, which was Is inches long and
held q quart of large berries.
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u


August sth. at the franklin House, By Rev. Jo-
sePh Marvin. u. Mr.. JOHN CRiW FORD
Girard. q =
At the residence Of the brides father. Mr.. Jas.
ID. Kennedy. on the 9Th inst. By Rev. BIS.
Page. Mr.. SIlAS MOORE, to Miss MARY
Z. KENNEDY. all Of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

All Trains run directly through to New York.
AAAs EI-HorFeHAxs~ ooACaEs.
From and after April 2~9th.CIsS7. Trains will
follows:
From Dunkirkand SALAMANCA
By New York time from Union Depots:
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DEATHS.


In LordstoWn. July ID. Mr.. SAMUEL FLICK.
aged 81 years and 5 months.