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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

ST. LOUIS, August I0.-The Democrats
Topeka, Kansas, special ssys. Governor
Crawford has Just returned rom the 0sags
IRdian Reservation, and corroboEstsB
Gen. iKelly's statement that the Oszge In
dian, had gone on the plains stealing and
committing other depredations. Three
weeks ago these Indians returned. and all
the tribe except thirty immediakalT Start
| ed back. They stole one handred and
twenty -four horses from the settlers, md
killed one man. Some Of the Indian
agents and traders have been selling them
arms and ammunition. : Il il, known- that
one thousand arms and iarge amount of
,amunition has been txken out in the last
six days, and large quantities were taken
| by the Indians on both trips fhsss arms
and stolen horses are traded 70 wild Indi-
ans for Government horses and mules
| branded sU. S.ssl-Jcf 11-I-a.-- EeErJ
Littls Bear is still on the reservrtion,
and says he knows the Indians are on the
war path, but their agent has not been
with the tribe since last falls payment,
snd that but half their regular annuity
was paid, and that in goods at fabulous
prices, and not in money IS their treaty
stipulAtes. He says he cannot control his
young men, because they can make more
money by plllage and taking prisoners,
ment.
i ST- Lo1y1s- Auoust I1.-Tvo tele0ranb
j stations west of Fort Laramie we're borned
j bn IDdiaus faw dsv. 400 II i aid
i tbat the Indians - b.Tinr exerVthine
their own way on that route A Fort
Harker dispatch says Great indignation
exists among the neople here in eouse-
tSnsnce of The indifference manifested by
Etbe military suthorities in the matter Of
suppressine Indian raids. It Is reported
ftbere' are many whites and half breeds
q an,ouo the indians. melting them TO the
leomnIttal OF alI manner Of ootragss, es-
pecIaIlT' pIander. ont Of which. thew expeet
10 ret rich
A Leayenworth dispatch saws Colonel
: Laavenvorth. Indian agent. has lust ar
rived here four days from the Indlau
eau1ps of the Kiovas. Oamanches, Apa-
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r RGAL NOTCF.

IL Natllds Alaxzndor, rsEids1t Of ulinoi6
Beljanin z. 6nydar.- re1tdent of 1inQiss ee-
reptn L. Snyder roEde1t Of 11rllula, IAomaa
81 Snyder, resident 81 I'rumbuH Co. 0hios Io-
seph II, Snyder, reIi1eat of Illinois. viii taks
notice. thAt oErha !. eaydszs oa .the 81 day Of
july A. D., 1881 1led IN the Court q eoumqs
Peas, within and for the county Of Irunhall
herpstition aEainst then. which iEnoW pendine.
Wherein tAe aid 0rpha L snyder demands 4
partition of the felloEing Real Estste, to-zif /;
Situate in the township cf Hubbard IN said
TrnmhEu County. and State Of Ohio, end d
known ns parts Of sections e8 and 73 IN said
township. and bounded as foIloWss COmmsn.
cling At the southeast corner ofs tract Of land
set on TO OspEs SNYDER. IN the psrtittCn Of the
estate Of Ihomas Snyder. ldeed Il gnce east
Sehains so34 Links thence north ~ west u
chains IS link to lands Of Amos 6nyder's hsfrE,
thence vets ehHinI 901< links heuce south q
chains 81 links 70 the place Of beginning, and
contains Gztsen and three fourth acres Of lsnd,
being the same fraes 81 Land set Of and Apsrted
20 Eli snYdcr. deeId. In the partition of the
estate 0f the aid Thcmas Snyder. decd, and
that At the nezt term Of said Court. the said
0rpha Z. Snyder will apply for an order that
partition may be made Of said premiseg.
JOHN d. STUAd.
Attorney fog Petitioner.
July AI 4oOt-oE - -a.sr-s ff
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DRTBGEa NOTICE

O The comninioners Of n Mercer Co, Pa. and
the Comuissioners Of Tr1mhn0 Coz. o. viii
purpose Of letting the job fef bridge across Il
PymatHninz, on the State line road al Orange
vile, on Thnrsday, August q. 1851. i i. =
Sealed proposels for both a. Iro1. or Howe
eiShfcen fert in Hidth, made of the best -Iaais-
rlals, and put % jn the best lnanaex. 4iso. Tor
two abutmenoo of good sand-sfene 9. not less ths .
ten inca. .courses,i % : frst class nsso1fy. and
suitable 70 receiFe ha above nentioRe1 slpsr-
structure. vii be received * the. eommission-
erE oiies IN Nsrcers Pa. and slso at the Andi-
tors othesin W sfren, o. npto the 18th day Of
Warren. AlEuss 3. 1ss7-lt
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hTTCH NOTICE.

petition having been presented 10 the
/ b6ommi1sionsrs Of TTumbuII County, Ohio. by
Henry Ernst and others, to establish the follow
ling described Ditah. Drain or Water Courss. to
hvffs-DeginninE on the lands Of HenrK Krnsi,
IN Wsrre4 tognship, zxEunhnll ,ecun1Y. Chic,
VI hich aai1 land d bounded on the Ksz1 = land
of siblsy Breok1 South By landsef Dtl7si #I.1.
nsmakers Wed ~ 11nda of John Ezbey And
Norfh ~ The iandSof W. Hasen. and fhf poin
Of beg ming ofaaid proposed ditch 70 BE south
Of the east and Wees hiGhWay runline mfoafh
said Ian G., and a. the sonth side Of end a. tie
swamD on sid Henry Ernzt 3 lard, lance I'm
ling nosth or ntgthefly to the nofth SIDE II lhe
PennfyiTania 4 Ohio Canal and pAsssE Il - dkh
the lalda Of said Hsnry Ernst snd w 49,
That TIL follcWi1z named per1on1 efe tnf tr1II,
ed Il Baid Ditch, Drain o. waite Ctul1s fht
WiH be bsnef tharehy. be<ide aid EFnSl
snd sAid HAEen. toEit John ldbey and sibleY
NoTfhs II, said John Iibey. sibley BROOK. VIII
liam HHEen, =. j HoyL = Co. and Al others
interested In said Ditch, Drain on Water Course,
viii take nstics that the Engineeg has made q
report upon Gaid Ditch. Drain o. Water Course
and that the Commissioners of1rumbuli Conn-
y. with the Enginser. vii neeton the line Of
the proposed Dfc1. on Thursday tha 5th day Of
September next, for the purpose Of geiEing the
route Of said Ditch. and with the New to estab-
hsh the same. and also to make Al apporti0n-
ment Of the costs and exRense Of making said
loc.tion andtee apportiDnnsnt Of the labor Of
ca. BRIGoKN, Auditor.
Auditors Once. Warren, Aug. Z. 1s66-4H.
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N1OTICE

IN. Notice Is hereby giFsas that q petition
viii b presented to the Commissioners q Trum-
ball County, at their next regulay session,
Obept ID BOD praying thatso mush Of eountJ
ROAD laid out through the fp. Of Greene. as runs
RON he east and Bast centros road, Dcrth enc
mileto PeaFis trest % called, be vscatsd. Said
ro=d being one-half mile from the east line Of
sid township and peraliel tkerUto. ~
Greene. July 81. iss7-4t .--
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H ~ 41A-P LII - Va - -
n fo.Ikins BID lfeods. and the public gaaer.
slly. tha he hssEe9oyed BE eqh sAef.
LibsItI 1trset. onn1eIte 3 Z. Wisell's Carria g
Shon| tsTs he 81 = Al times be ready ted III
max . repair. a1Tthing in the Eun line-
Also ~ keep on had, for sale, the orieinsl
HoWE sims Mscline. and win attend promrtJ
to h1ts4airine of III kipds Of Sewing Machines
Door LGoks KeIE &c.
May 8 1s65-tf -
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M0WRF & BRoTHERg
L1Uexx 9table

It's ONE or THE LATE Institu.
u lions, Our stock Is Sn new and Of the latest
ssyie. Persons wanting anything in the Livery
line win please gre rs 9 call. Stable In tho
rsaT Of fheNafio1Al House.
Warren. July Ia 1S57-tf.
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" bad 3 done We partly may c0mplfa,
But know not vhas resisted.

A Teutonic citizen ont West went
away from home on an extended busi-
ness tour, left his wife several hundred
dollars with which to pay for the sup
port Of the fkmiy during his absence.
On the Rrst dag Of his Estura bis wife
asked him for Eve dollars 70 80 mar
keting-
"Vere pese the seven hoonsrd dol
lar I left NIT you, don't Il y asked The
husband. 3 1ai ssIflr 1tl1rst ..str.
You know, Hans.D said the STroa@
psrsuasiFely, "Katrina is growing up
very much. and ] bought her s-a-a
piannar y u efi hst-- y sii1..i.l - p
{" A piAnner y yelled the asisnishsd
Teuto1 !; abought Katrina Fsn Pianner.
Vsll yen shust 90 and cook the pan
nerW -,-s-.
"AeGt" shrisksd the mother Of KA-
trina. aa q7r-1i- III u "a {
mind noW-dere is more Vot I ain,t
got to say said Hans; .'sEen YOU gets
hungry shust makes out older pisnner
keys"
aDou't AK me for nlou1ys 10 Get der :
markets. Nake legs of nztton legs out
Of pianner legs, and achpp up der pian-
nef cover iato sour grouf.
"Aeh 1imntsl - 49, g ~ s..af
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Nr0TICE

In On the esth day Of July. 1867. the Pro-
bate Court Of IFun hull ccurty. declared The
Estate % Ls0nard Kile. deceased to be proba-
bly, insolyent. CTOditoEs arr, thefore quired
20 present heir claims for kHoRance within six
monfhs ffcm the time abOTe mentioned or
they win not be enttied 70 payment.
ss-4.--. BUELL. BARNES,
Administrator Of Leonard Kiie. decd. .
GuEtaYus, Aug. Il. Is67-3t
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All printers and editors, says the 81.
Lors Dispetek, viii appreciate the rs-
marks Of che New York Watchnzan on
this subject, . part Of which We iRsert.
II ths readers Of newspapsrs under.
lstood one-half the difficulty in procu-
ring accuracy, instead ofWondering and
EscoIding at mistakes, they would be
surprised that there are zot many
more. How few parsons appreciate the
services of . proof-readsr He IS enc
of the most important agents II the
production Of correct Hterasure, and the
one of whom no reader seems to think.
His is the most thankless Of all employ
ments among men. Let him bring out
q paper without fault for weeks and
weeks in succession, and nobody thinks
Of him. But let him allow an error to
90 uncorrected, and Immediately he u
known only to be censured. BE has no
thanks for his laborious patience, but
blame Il he be not faultIsss. He iSeer-
tain of one Of tHo things-foTgetfnlnessOr
censure. We take this occasion to give
our conscience satisfaction BY saying
that We now and here forgive all snd
singular errors Of our proof-readers, aEd
thank them for all the accuracy they
have secured our journal, during the
year, and for the correction OF all our
own mistakes Of carelessness, or igno-
rance, made BY those vigilznt gentle-
men. 20
In general, human life is much after
this fashion. A man goes on through
years of blameless living and no one
notices or thanks him bat let an error,
a mistake, a slip win attract him thea
tention Of eeDsure.. None but God
knows what struggles, what careful
ness, what watchfulness have been nee
essary tosecure the propriety which has
marked his course for years nor what
circumstances of trial created the
weakness which caused him TO let go
his hold for q moment. -God is not
nnmindfnl,D p is the blessed assurance OF
Holy Scripture. Let Us take ethe
t'proof' of last year, and. correct for the
new edition Of the next. Let Us be
,apitifups aud forbearing towards the
faults of others. fe9 eat i-1sa1-Ha
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aomouashie Phylicinn and Sturgeon. Once and
Re1i3 rfee in SURF Block. north ofthe Pub
lie S1rare. Once np stairs, residence east
end ofthe Block-
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DsaIefs in Forslfn aad Dome9Ib DRY eoAds,
crsoksry. BooiGshoss and AfethsE. ostpet-
Nade Clothinf. te. always cheap for re1dy
pay ct the New York Store. Market Street,
WarFaD. Ohio.
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DealGIln Staple a1d Faley D. lGoods-Qar-
gsS gssSs af sna s 2q.s l0SE ~ eSs.s sn spisss
The tbSp conaiaeey on had. 3 hrge and
full .Drtment 81 loods IN fssir line. Of Food
qua.l and eble styles nd Offer tbsn
Jan, 8 1867.
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Msyi.nN-l
. EGAIrN NOTICE

II EGAL NOTICE
Frederick W :. A1ies, R.W.sAmes 4 Co.,
William H. Abbetf william Abbatt 4 Cal
D. Angler. Ira Oanfeld 4 Son. T. H Eddy q Co.
Ell Crittenden, James Farrel. Haight Hnchs
ines 4 Co., r. D. Fletcher, d. q, Clark A.. ].
McOray. N. r. Bales, joseph BGfnsaail, j. u
Bush q Co.. Thos. Smith. King Bros. i. G.
Pendleton. ] Joseph Z. Chase. 4. Coed. MeMil.
ian 4 BFyEn, o. X. Howe. ..J.MeCnnns Fry a
Bear, Charles Castle, Samuel B. Dean. H. B..
Ez-Sn. j. Pomeroy, j. T. Briggs. J.. N. ryfreil.
Samuel n. Hills, John Benehell j. A. Bhss
W. W Jennings, Charles L. Wheeler, A. r
Williams. aohn Fsrels Albert G. Morey, Thos
G. Duncaa and George c. Preether, Locke. Ham
ilton e Co.. Peter Wilson. N II. Monlthoses y.
p. Fargo, G. /. HaHorth. +. o. Mason. Oliver
Reese and Samuel Q. Brownt vii take ynodce.
that on the I'D day Of July, 1851. an action Sas
commeneed against them N the euud Of Com
mon Pleas Of Frunbull County. o. by Warren
PaokArd, Simon L. Abel. and harshalf d 4.
RichardG, partners under the name of Packard.
Abali 3 Co.. the object of which Is 10 recover
S2z.282, q, for lumber sold aHd1deliEered 10 de-
fendanfs by piaintifs, betReeu July 25ths le6bs
and Harch 1st 1855, under . written 7confract
between aid pa-tieE dated July Is. 1S6S; for
damages for hreach0f said contract and for
hs1ling lumber BY plaintiffs Tor defendants in
1855 and 1855. from Wilder's switch to Cory
Said suit is still pending and said defendann
are required to answer said petition By the int
day OF October lS0'' Tsyf,oR 4 JoNRss ~
Atfys Tor PiaintinGI
NmN
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The colonel Of an Alabama regiment
was famous for having things done up
in military style. Once, willis Geld Of.
feer Of The day, and going hi4 to1r ct
irspsstion, he came or sentinel iron.
the llth Mississippi regiment, lying
Aat down or his post, with his gun "a
ken entirely 10 pieces. - ssss2 l-eri /
C5bael. -Denst yoa know that's sen
tinel while he is on duty should always
keep on his fsetf, .as--
SsNfnei l,eitkora lookiaq nP. That was
the way We used to do whom the var
frat broke out butthst Was played out
long ago. -''1,. l.-eo e-,s sss6 &
C6lsS1 (bsginziao % .dspbt u shs nan
leas On d,atl yon :, a,sentinei hersi
1Ssatael.- Well. Pm sort = ssssentineL
c5tonsL well, Pm 5 sort of ofaeerof
fha dev. - 4l Eor-E1rl r., -'ie- e.
, Sasazsl.--WsH. ik you'll hold % til
I sort Of get my gun togefhar, III glFe
you 5 sort Of salute.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Attornfss at Law once ever Parks A Psfpk'l
Ha4Isare 6tofes = srren. Ohio. ere suthoriEed
and |repared % ettrnd 70 ali cases under the
late Bankrupt IAF in the Unitod State
cOuftf March Is. 1851.
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! JOHN H. ,N0YES'
q NEW EYgTKM OF :. = le'
QUITTING GARMENTS.

ETNHIs INVENTION consists 4 Of
III Fear diHsrunt PIllss.s esig.5 - % Z
2 Ne. I. Cas- Ladies aad Rises Dresses, Sxefg
7 Fsncy pants Different Styles and RaahionsS-
Ne 81 Ca0 BoyF Fancy Coats. different siHss q
Fashions, and last bat not least No, 4 Czb tho
mest perfect Gttng shirt In tie Herld ld--s01ae-
pereon can learn 4 In 3 lev minutes. We rive
Al instraetipn FREE Of charge. Price Of singls
plates go s.,s..-s a. n n. .on,tv
plates, viii please chi II thU New Dresy MEkiug
establish eAf Of Mis- = a. PoEers, over Alnek
d Littls'S Store. Main Street WsEren. o. - Z 4
Miss L 4. PoFEks Agent
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DR.. s. r. BEOKW1TH,
Surgical & Mechanical Dentist,
oTTIcEWIEH pa. 4: JOSH. .

- KINsMAN. OHIO
rs PREPARED TO INSERT full
III or partial sets Of artificial teeth. upon the
most approved bases. Also 70 perform al ope;
rationS on the teeth, upon the most approved
and scientific principles. rrNV I-Wf-F =
:. June IL. lS67-6m
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SSIGNEE'S SALE.

~ BY order Of the Probate Court Of Trum-
ball County, the undersigned, Assignee Of Seth
Al Bushnell. will offer at public sale at the Gem
ter Of Hartford. on Thursdays Augunf 29s
1867, between the hours Of and O'Clock. ?.
One Note cf 7IWG1fy-EiYe D6liarS agelngi
Johh p Custer dstgd Nov. q. 1855 % interest
af psr cent. 5ons Ote Of QaS H1ndred Doll
Interest af 10 Per ceni. 0ne Note Of Two Hun
dred and Eighteen Dollars and Fifty Ceus1
sgainst Leicester King and Hez. H. Kine. dated
Oct. IS. 1850, interest at per cent kndsrsed
1aisnss g seth a. BasAnSll.
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July 81. lsz-st,
pHERFFFS SALE.

~ Administrator Of John II. H1xlep, vs. HAr-
rs johnson. ct al. In Trumbull Common Pleas
By.xirtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of
Ohio, in the above named case. to me directed
and delivered. have levied or and shAn ex-
pose to ruhlic sale gt TIE south do0s Of the Cp1f
House. In Warrens Trunbu all county 0hio. on
Saturday, Augnstths sIst, A. d. 1857.
between the hours Of two and fur O'Clock. ,
m, Of said day. the following described premis-
es to-Niti -'Situate in the toEnship Of Mecca
Trumbnn Co., o., and known Is pgrt Of loi
No. is. CoHles Tract. % ealled-b9unde ed uuTtt
By the lands Of Philip and John Wai6rof
and by lAndz Of Wm. Irwin east b. the osrts,
By lands formerly owned by J. BoEyer. and
west by lands formerly owned by s. h. 4 0. s
Heekex and BY Peter Rash and William Ayers
containing ninety-sight acres of land. more o.
-, slgl s. y. LAIRD Sheriff
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Hair sJewelry, Braidings &c.
MISS S. &. GORDON -.
SIHMAuufssutrer Ard Deaisr u HaiE Jewel.
-, BrAidinT, cuIrs, WaterfHlls, Ehikpons. &C.
Kings Block. Main Street, Warren. Ohio
LADIES' HAIR CLEANSING DONE.
: N Bs-Hzhsst Price paid for dark hAir. b.
q Apr ~ 1851 4 gs-s. .1s
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RREn ADAHa
n. WrEUM 2 %.

Msnr +. rnrsrs snd Wholesale nalers in -
dy |ds ClothinG, Hsts. Caps ap1 9snts' Pr
niif Goods 10 Street. We1rsn.0.
IL -L.66 -
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-InDINda kWoEH4N.

Hbolsaals and RafnD Dealers a FOREIGN fand
Amorlcan Dry 6aetl, Groosriss. Crock &C.
coraU Of Hais sd Market Streets. Wallnn.
Ohf1.I - ~
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aurRsda nlzaske % 80 et1r tNs1Ain 4 5en's
Rsn kinr 6I5e1I uhEr1 1ksy zro lpEepareA ~
sIisii1ss to msnuisefp1e aid iesSrstssth -ea
aIifheTnri1ne bnseg new n u1e. 81
PaTtieuler sffsntsntioE paid 90 diseased teen.
Nay L-tk 1fsLa1 ~
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One Of the boys in EsE Orleans
school Hss asked, aftsr various de6ni-
tions had been given BY Others, mostly
correct, what was meant bY the verb
ito tantalize % He replied: ''It was
70 ask sgreat msny Questions, and then
criticise the answers % SIS ..ri "a
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4. n.a,,f.sfsY. y 3 fsteres, PioEs, castinrs. Tn
WSfs yfovo Furniture. Stove Pipe &C.. 10.
5.Markef Skrnet. Warrens o. ~ s. lqoHl
April - 'SA-zolt lae Gft - ;.
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. 1s = - y EoA[Es
DssIa = eeheezi - kisssIl1esp Book; So
tanGf" WnuF86R, Psrio4inSl1, Pamphlstl
szs Hszssinsi = n NgW York Book stsss
E1,l Street.. Warrsa. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Msnns.vtursvs Of LssthsE. Mzin strest, War.
rsn. o. srs ae- = lhoss "a b'0o' ,
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n ~ = =. ~ y - " - y.
Physicisa, md Rer1eozs. over = 3. A19ll-
08Ss fSif< fEci1 q foe - n and from 2 % )
49, - = =. = tFsb 2. ls6s-
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Attorn1r II Law, has rsturned e Warren and
roS11.| practice, Once in his former rooms.
oTef inC 4 &-Horg2nS Store. an Market 81
July g. ls66-lHs
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A good book saa good womaa ara
nice 70 have around. bat should moi be
JUDGED fruna their coverings. -~..i-... a.
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ur1oz1.s c. I. GlInDkks
HUTGHFNS 3 GLIDDENs 81
AttoEnsss A Law, sGsse over Smith 4 MGComes
Wsrrsn. chio. = lAprii p. ls6I-tf.
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Wholsssls and Retail Dealers In Foreign aad
poaestie Dry Goods. Silk and Straw Bonneil
TripqinEl, Vsrietiqs. &e.s e the sign q tRs
~ oS;. sss So S''r% EeenAA nse'H'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

NO,.r, PsSIiS; Aesidsnt, Fire. and Life Insu-
rsoes AGENT. and Pension and Bounty agent
Pazss-o ficksts sold 70 ard froms and Money
remitfsd 70 the old cogntry, At the love5t CUR
rent rates. ;Ol3ee IN Hsbbb Block Haan
Street. Warren. o. - 5GauAzy y lseI.
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AGENT far Grover & Bakers 6eWinS Naebi1es
On franklin Street, 2d6ofs rom Andefsed q
Rupp's New Block. AkSu Street, lAarseos v
Msy 8. 1851 a6EnS.
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3, RADCLIFFE,

DENTIST. 0f6ce over thsneu Millineg Store
of 6- NJ. Messsr, betWeeQ Iddines 4 horgane .
and stiies 4 Sons Store. Market Street A.
ren. Ohio. tnSy s4oot-u p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21
RHRL CASE.

AttorI., .nd counselipr st Law. ONCE in Meg-
chAEll 4l0ck. Yn1zzstoWn, Mahoning Cos "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

@H ". S3.A EACAtE+D.
Deal b HarfEHh. Irons E4ilz. Lunbe-
81 Iindl. bsllz &C.. YO1lsstOVn. Ohio
~ 1871 =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

n nRcEaRn. y "a. axsfsE.
RERCHARD = ENBIGNs .-
Attornsys At Law, ofiss on Main Street. South
Of daskin Hosae. WGErens Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Fire and Life Insursnes Agent. Warren. Chic
Merchandise and other property lnsnIsa N
The besf Companiez.n nz favorable terms. Farm
property, Isolafet IEellingss and taelr fuf-
niture injured fhrn are, three and tve years.
Once in McCombs Smiths BLOCK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

LYMAN,

Wbolessls dealers in fren sad EeiIs. oaffiaee
and SaddleFf Hardware IrimmlnRs &c.,
Merkst ST Warren, o. (May .. 1851.
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LE-fAYIoRs L 9. JoEEs-
TAYE0H q JONES
Attornsys at Law 0fiee east SIDE Of Public
squlfss Wsrrsls Ohio.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-02

remark that all who belonged to that
class OF Democrats, who had nomi-
rated Mr.. Powell for Governor, were
invited to participate in the proceed
ings. At the announcement of the
name of Mr.. Powell in that connec-
ton, an audible smile" passed
around, after which he was corrected
by saying Helm-and "he stood cor-
rected." =
There are FIVE hundred Union
men in this county, and all r
good and true, but It IL feared that a
full vote will not be polled at the
Congressional election, since the
farmers are so late with their Spring
work. Let them, through the medi-
um of your valued paper, be entreated
to turn out and give Capt. Smith "a
good vote. Now AND Then.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-02
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