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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
Tf1xtract of a Letter from Louis Sohaafer. pub.
lished in the Stark County Democrat, 1867.

lished in the Stark County Democrat, 1867.
I will not contribute one sous, .bv my
vote either in or out Of our CITY Coun-
Gil, to compensate any one for his ser
vices, be he volunteer or veteran who
either for want Of brains or want Of hon
esty went into the military service du-
ring our late civil war. If these vOlun-
teers and veterans entered the military
service purely for pay or bounty, and if
patriotism was not the motive power
they are entitled TO no bounty at our
hands. General Henry A. Wise (as he
himself informed mel met an Irishmau
at AppomattOX, on the surrender of
Lee, who raised his hat, and saluted the
General cordially, saying, How are
You, General Wise?" The General re-
piled, "Ah, Pat, how are you, and how
came you here, surrounding the car that
is crushing the first right of mantle
right Of elf-gOvernment2 How came
an Irish nan to be against Old Virginia
this day2" Pat replied, Och the
boOnty, the boOnty, the bOOuty, Geuer-
al " It was the bOonty, and boonty
more than love ofcountry or patriotism
which animated and induced thousands
upon thousands to enter in the militia
ry service, not only to aid in destroying
the rights, lives and property OF the
people Of the South, but at the same
time to ruin the welfare and bliUhten
the prosperity of the people of the Nor
the service under the delusion based
npon fraudulent representation, that
the war was prosecuted for the restora-
tion of the Union. Those who did so,
1 am willing to throw the mantle of
charity over their action. Under these
existing historical facts, Abraham Lin
colu had no more legal authority, as
President of the United States, 70 de-
clare war, or, with a military force to
invade any Southern state, than John
Brown had 20 attempt the capture of
Harper's Ferry-his proclamation, Con-
gressional and state legislation to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
For the reasons stated, i did not and
VIII not vote for an ordinance giving
bounty to veterans in the military ser
vice during the late civil war, uotWith-
standing the District Court peremptori-
ly command me so 90 do.
So long as i feel convinced that my
political sentiments square with the
views Of washington, Madison, Je{tera
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

n REAT REDUCTION In price in FRESH CAM
NJ NED PEACHES Bio sEnCE. Cali and see.
BOWMAN D P0TWEN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

the Furnishing Goods line Of
TAILMAE, HELLER & WATKINS,
One door North of Williams & Latimer's Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
Notice to Bridge Builders.

FFTHE Commissioners Of Delaware aud Marion
u Counties VIII meet At the Auditors Office in
Delaware County on Monday the 9th day OF Sep
tember neLt, where they viii receive sealed pro-
posals until one O'Clock, P u. Of said day, fer
building a bridge across the milestone river, east
0f the village Of Norton, near th county line G50
feet between the abutments.
Proposals for the stone work TO be by the great
perch Of IS feet, and proposals for the wood work
be by the loot hneaI measure
The mason work to be finished by the 18th
day Of October, and the supeFstruCture to be fln-
ished by the 18th day Of November next.
The expenditures Of building this bridge to be
betrayed as follows, TO wit
Three hlths by Delaware county. TWo-drtbs BY
Marion county.
By order Of the County Commissioners,
c. NEIL
August I6 '57.-4t Auditor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

FTTHE HIGHEST PRICES paid On osahl for BUT
A EEA and b50ss o. DONlVAN q PoEWLN'B
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

only. A small difference of only two
hundred and fifteen millions What
does 1t cost For there is not the slight
est chance Of getting the truth out of
these persons. The Secretary of the
Treasuryis estimate for the support of
the army in IS67-8 was $50, ,000, 900, one
fifth of Mr.. Ihurman's moderate es-
innate. And why do we want this
sum ? Because Mr.. Thurman's Demo-
cratic party nursed negro slavery till it
broke out into rebellion, and was sus-
tanned by the Democratic party under
Wallandigham, Pierce, Seymour & Co.,
till it cost the nation thOusan IS of mill
lions Of dollars and half a million Of
lives. And now, fOrsOOth, they com
plain of the debt which they made, and
of the blood which they caused to be
shed Never were such shameless,
prO6igate, unprincipled shams set up,
as the Democratic people are now COM
PEELED to listen to by these political inn
posters
Mr.. Ranney says
AS to the past any further than the past
may throw light on the present future,
shall let it alone Leu the dead bury their
dead I; it is enough that we have great du-
ties and responsibilities upon us now
Exactly 50 let the dead inpostors
bury the dead rebels, while the living
generation direct and govern the des-
TIMES of this great and glorious cOun-
try.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
Hints to Bee Keepers.

A Practical Pamphlet giving much
valuable information SENT
FREE to any address.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

80 q BonnLeto1a.

a TroRNFqis AT Law Delaware. Ono. fFin
~ rronp1iv attend 20 an Legal basiaess t1irusl-
"a 10 theiF care in Delaware and adjoining coun-
ties PaFticulaF attenLQn given. 20 pra1e edtnge
under the new Bankrupt Act. oIE1zi 8HLI1Hs
3 LAEIEER BL9cZs
Aug. 3 '6T-s9-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
Haseted 3 HaeeItoal.

TpRoPAGaF0Rs OF GRAPE VINES AND OTHER
small Fruits. Prices on application.
May, "A ,'67d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

~ pEAT. ESTATE AGEBIR. ofce in williams Block,
tf5 Delaware Ohio Persons wishing 20 bEys sell
5r rent FarEna or TaEn Property viii DO Wall %
Vivs Mn a caIi June 14s8T-t1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

War Record of the Ohio Democra-
ey Continued A Startling Ex-
hibition Of Disloyalty Union Men,
Read ! Read
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23

FeFFTgE AT MS RESIDENCE Three doors East
~ Of Shoab Hofels William Street. VII attend
70 any ealls--Toun or Country Lapr 29'oTu-l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
OrLalllIo u. -

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEKAEgoER. once
NJ ia Probate Court Rooms, Williams Bee @Bleek psi-
wave Ohio. [Jan. IS, I567-fl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-23
Drs. WELcH e BEssE


TFAVE entered into partnership in the practice
u Of theiF procession. OEEICE, on Williams ST.
South side. vest ofFrankiin. lmar.s s'67 -5n-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
improvements.

4 Ea"H.."." HHL".|.- AL.
During the past season the number 81
private residences and business blocks
erected in our place, indicates q Hattering
degree Of prosperity. The hns block Of
store rooms. corner of Market and Liber.
ty Streets, begins to show off very advan-
tagseusly. and will be one Of the hand
soonest blocks in town. The new brick
building Of Mr.. Daniel Bishop, on Main
Street, is nearing completion, and pre-
sens q very substantial and handsome ap.
pesrance. The new store and Office rooms
erected by the Messrs. King, on Main
Street., when fitted up WILLARD very ma
tsrially to the appearance of that part Of
DE Street. Quite 8 number Of private
residences have been erected the past
in various parts ofthe town. We
may with propCiety make especial mem
ton of the very elegant, large and hand
some residence Of GehaT. J.. MeLain, on
On forth Nam StresE The building has
been erected with great care as to the
Of he material used, and the
style and finish of the workmanship. No
pains or expense seem to have been SPAR
ID 20 render it convenient, comfortable,
beautiful and attractive. On the anne
Street is the elegant and spacious new
brick residence of Mr.. James Dunlap
When finished il viii probably be superi-
or to any residence in town.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
Cleveland wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Sent. 81 1sS7.

FLOUR-Firm and demand good
We quote Xxx red ST., OO9u, so; Xxx
Embar Sll, f5@RO0 Xxx white sI2. 90
l@12,50; XXX white $780, Xxx prinQ
$l0,75@1l,OO
WHEAT-Firm, but quiet. Sales =
cars No. l red from store at 81, 80; 225 bu
No. l white Michigan at S2,4S.
CORN-Less active and-lOwer. Sales
ZOOO bu Ne mixed from store on SPOT at
0ATS-Firm and higher, with a fair
demand. Sale 8 cars Mol from store at
RYE-QuietA at sl,25@l,20 for No. l
I1RDEDenana fair and natEsi firm.
Sales 1000 lbs City-rendered at 14le;
country 131@l4c.
BRED BkEF-In fair demand and
firm at pc; q
BUTTER-In fair demand and firm
at 27@2Se for prime shipping lots Wes-
tern Reserve; choice trade lots w. r.
2S9SOc; small lots strictly choice do at
GEgsE-In fair demand and firm
at lO9l4e for goOdt to choice dairy and
factory.
DRIED APPLES-In fair demand
and steady Ats3c, packages included!
SEEDS-Quiet. Timothy s., 25@ 2 so.
Glover SS,5O@9,O0 Flsxseed S2,26s
POTATOES-In moderate demand at
SisOOal, 10 per bushel. TIA
SALT-Steady at 1925 for Fine
Coarse -, 35. II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
OAK Grove races.

vi #L L-. ~
BY the advertisement in to-day's chrgn
iete, it will be observed that the Warren
Oak Grove Park Association have made
hte'al arrangements for three days races
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct.
% 10 and IL prOximO. They offer twelve
hundred dollars in premiums, which will
doubtless insure a lively time and bring
some superior horses on b eground. We
are requested to state that among the horses
certain to be here are RED ROVER and Coin
WATER BILLY, of Pittsburgh; YANKEES
SAM of Cleveland; GRAY EAGLE Of
YoungstORn,-the fastest horses in the
world. ell having paced below 2.25. The
management is in the hands OF gentlemen
who will spare no pains TO render the Oe-
casion 8 decided success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
BeautiruI specimens of Pen

manS1lD-
PsOA W snilh, prineiPal Of dc
Meadville, Pa, Business College, had on ex-
hibitiOn at the fair, held here LAST week, the
most beautiful and perfect specimens OF
partnerships ever exhibited in this county;
comprising sope Zen pieeyy Th@s-spec-
linens were executed by the well known
Smith Brothers, Of the Meadvfile College.
TIVE Of the specimens we're the largest we
have ever seen and attracted the atsen-
ton and ellcited the highest praise Of al
whO'saW them One ofthem, q specimen
Of of handAourishing, executed by A. C.
Smith. was the American eagle in combat
with q huge snake. This IS said to be the
largest specimen of steel pen aourisbfng
in the United States. The other was sx
ecuted by A. W. Smith, and was made
up of figures, intricate iourishes and vsri.
Gus styles Of lettering. These specimens
were 50 admirably drawn and so finely
shaded that they appearedt 70 be finely ex-
cuted steel ehgraytngsand would betaksn
as such BY nine persons oat of zen. The
specimens of practical writing, some five
or SIX in number, tesembled copper plate
e~ngrsyingz, the letters were 50 perfectly
regular that the closest scrutiny hardly
suhoed to satisfy one that they were done
BY hand. We understand that the speci-
mems of ~penmsnship executed BY A. @
Smith were awarded the first prize at the
Michigan State fair lately held at De
troit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25

Nj. Morris 1ddi1eBs o Rowland, was
suddenly hllsa, about soeIock, on Mon
day evening Aast near the residence of
Nj puFtis H~EBK fowler M, ID
dings had been ont purchasing cattle, and
wasdhHnga spirited horse in shlkey,
and i is supposed the horse became fright
sned and ran aEsg, throwing Mr.. lddings
from hisseat, his feet probably czsching
ins the suIksy causing him % fall Dack,
his head striking the ground, ~fracturing
the skull and etherWiseinjuring him seri-
ously.. Re was. probably drAgged come
distance On the road Mr.. ives hrEt
d,scoyersd BY 8 Young lady returning
home from 8 neighbor's. about 9 O'Clock
in The evening. SsFsEAlPerseEs vereiinr
medIstely informed of the circumstance,
and upon going ne body lie was e1-
tinct.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
Portable Fence.

Among the mn nysspecimens Of useful
invention on exhibition at the Trumbull
County Fair, was DR.. 2. Casterline's
Portable Farm Fence. Its simple, neat
and Substantial durable in structure,
and vithAl much less expensive than any
b5ard fence we have heretofore seen or
heard Of. It is strong and self sustaining,
ard yet neither nails o. pins &re used IN
it. 1t is a great saving Of timber, as it ire
quires only "A feet of timber to build a rod
of it and the entire expense to the rod is
from $3.50 to SI.50 when bulk on stone
tils: As saving Of timber is becoming
quite an object in this country, it may be
Feli for. farmers 10 examine this new m
yentiohi in fence building. We under
stand from DR.. CasterlIne that he has
some 25 OF 80 rods put up on his place
near Baeonsbarg IA this county, that
will spealtso for 4ssslf md invites inEessgas
ton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25

MOfatt's Life Pills q Ph9nix Bitters
were first used in private practice in 1895. They
were intI oducsd to the public in 1886, since
which time their reputation has extended, until
they have . sale in excess Of dl other Csthartic
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardly a
family among civilized nations Who have NOT
personal evidence Of their beneficial efects.-
Their great success Is owing to their uniform re-
liability in eases Of Consumption. Bilious and
Stomachie diseases. whsther q long or short du-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to he gentlest infant
One ingredient opens the p,res of the akin
another is diuretie; and stimulates proper &C.
ton of the kidneys; a third is emolIient, loos-
eninE phlegm and humor from the lungs; Othsr
properties are gwsrming and eathHrtie, and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their combined Effects, il to stimu-
late the impaired functions of the system, and
to produce keakk. It is not asserted Mofatt'
Pills are 4 cure aH-that they will cure all CON-
p~laints-but under ordinary circumstances they
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache CostiVeness. DyEpepsia, Indigestion,
Jaundiee. Liver and Bilious Complaints, Colds
ScurTy. General Weakness. &c. They are az
presslymAde for these diseases. Millions upon
millions Of cures can be cited. In no single In
stance has q complaint ever come to our knowl.
dgs. where they have not operated as recon-.
mended.
The printed ~eircular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects Of each dis.
ease. specifies trestms nt. furniIhes evidences, &c,
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Frank
ln.N.c.s who was euredOf Dyspepsia. 0.R-cross.
Of ThsOike. III. cured of Liver Complains-
H. HOOley. of Springfield. Pa, had Serofuls.
and had to use crutches; was cured in three
week. James D. Dolsns. ofAdrian. Mich, cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Prssby-
teriAn Church. Gsnanazua. Cal. Of Fever and
Ague. Rev. Ed. h. May. Twsnty-6rst New
York. Of Rheumatism and Piles OFFS years stand
ing. Rev. Samuel BoWlss. Editor Of The strinR-
feldtMass.) Republican, was cured Of terrible
COstiyeness. Hon. Ed. Weber. of Rumney, N.
H. Of Liver Complaint. etc, etc.
A box ofMofatis Life Pills. With full cireulsrs.
&C.. win be sent gratis to any Physician or Clsr-
Eymsn. on thereceipt Of two three cent postage
stamps.
MOfats Lie Pills are Is cents per box. Mof-
fats Phoenix Bittsrs. 81 per bottle. They are
sold BY all respectable dealers throughout The
continents and the Islands Of the Ocean.
WHITE q ROWLAND, Propristors.
Successors TO DR.. John Modat, and DR.. VIM.
B. Aofat. IN Liberty Street. New York.
May =, l6e7-e-o. ". SD L. 90
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MARRIAGES.


On Thursday. September 18th, ct the ErAnklir
HSgse- Sy tie Rev, Joseph MsTyjn, u; M
DER. r
In Warren. September 18th, by Rev. Georss
Pierce, al. UANI0A. MULLEN and Mis-
II MARQUETTE BEbE.-N Elsl|~~
At National House. Warren, September 18th,
ARD and Miss ANN d. sIM0Ns.
In Champion, on the 18th inst, BY Esq. Christy,
Mr., hOBERT AACKEf and Miss LIZZIE
II. PARKES~ u
At the residence of the brides father, on Sept.
ID. by Rev. Mr. Hays. EDWARDA "A. PIERCE.
Of Austinburg, TO Miss MINNIE p. HYDE.
On the 18th Of September, by S. S. Wye, at the
resldenes of the brides faith er. MIR. JOHN A.
FUhk % Miss CArHAk1NE 4. MISELL.
both Of LOrdstown. D.
In Hartford, September Is, By Rev. 7. P. War
ner. Mr.. HENRY i. SAGERt of Bristolvills,
snd Miss ELLIS A. dIhbAsPlh. OF Hart
On the 5th inst. at the parsonage of the n. E.
ShuTeh. By keE: h. N. Warren. Mr.. ISAAC
HOGLE and Miss SARAH HOOD. late Of
Meathersheid. -
On the lfth inst, 81 1.-THE parsonage of the A. L.
5ShgsenI pyksy X N NaEren, ArsDAN1D
GREENWOOD and Miss ELIZA Z, 5.
GREEN W0LD. both of jackson.
On the 18th inst. in Warren. BY Rev. R. NJ.
Warren, Mr.. UkIAS MINER and Miss
ELIZABETH CROW. both Of Warren.
On the sd inst, at the residence of John NE
Keea BY Rev. Il. II. Warren. Mr.. DAVID
REEL. Of youngstown. and Miss EMMA Nc
kkks Of IcraztoWn. %
At the same time and place. BY the same. Mr..
NJ. z. KENNEDY and Miss SELlNDA
REEL. both Of Champion. q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25

New RoomsI

Seed Rye!
At Camp 4 RAndan's. near A. he. W. Depot.
Sept. 1871
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Ahead


For those who neglect to buy their fall
goods cheap. A large stock of BoSness
Suits st greatly reduced prices Just q
look anthem VIII satisfy all that they are
very cheap. If you want the neatest and
q newest Gtylesof Hats and CAPS, don't buy
Of any house that can't afford 70 tell you
through the newspaper where they can be
found. There is : thouse in Wsrren, thst
takes pleasure inshowing their goods, and
always giving sstisfsci5n. In theirstock
you can Ind new STYLES of all wool
!, Caasimeres,sat $At0 per yErd S1,e6-Sl,4 AZ
Sl,60$1,6Q These figures are bslow
the present prices Of wool, at 35c per lb1
= Perhaps Il wall bsltenoagh to say, that
Men and Boys can find everything for
their wear, 1T tins house 81 satisfactory
prices. Just drop in and askfor what you
want Before leaving, if you can find
what please you buy q suit of clothes,
an oYercoat few yards of cashmere, =
white SHIRT ortcass shirt q hat or cap, q
pair.of Plymouth Buck gloves, 8 sett of
un6er-shire anddrsHers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
Those Cabfnet Porfraits. !

All Who have seen these new and beautiful
specimens Of art. pronounce them perfectly
splendid" and wonder why they were not in tro-
duced before, forgetting, probably, that it takes
philadelphia Photographs" IN speaking Of
the Cabinets" says: They are specimens Of
Photographic taste. magnihcenea. and, excel
lence. such g are rarely met with. and If such
had-better close Up" So say We, and while in
sklllfal hAnds and manaEed with taste, such as
Is exhibitedat No. Is. Market ST.. Warren. o..
new style of picture. will become immensely
popular. Already our orders are coming in TOR
the ~neH size" showing fheappreciatve mind
ofthose who have seel for themselves. Every
gem, up 70 the life-size Portrait. il executed {
the New Finland Photographic Gallery.
Sept-5 RICE-Artigt.
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GusrAYus. o. sept asd. lss;

uUsIAYus, o., sept 90, 1861.
Amatch game Of Base Ball was PLAYED
in this place on Saturday, the 2Sd, inst,
between the first mines of Jockey Club, OF
Kinsmsn, and Independent, of Gustav US,
resulting as fOllOws,a a. QJo1f
Independent 81 Jockey 10. ~ ~
Umpire ! S. OFiatt, HRdson BIB. q.
Time0f game, A hours, closing at the
end Of 18th inning on account Of darkness.
c.
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Solemn and ImportaA1 Facts,

OeeosoHak men are heard Of. who object to
the expense Of their wives and daughters Bon
meta HstsIRibbon8. JeWelry, RrssseA and 9TH
e~f-onn4taeds yet necessary articles OF female
wear. For such we have. at great labor aud ex-
pense. compiled this tsble;F
EzIepse IF hsssE ! Sss5 WIN buy Oas Wreath.
One aun Fii1t.
s1s5ssy,< 500 A6saSrsss
and 5thsr fra~Gantlnxlries sans Ienftf q time
wilbus "a lore q aBouHek. z The expsnse OF
ottE scandafou hatih viii keep 3 woman
in 1-yie. If anyedorEis he s1ove, let him. or
tsspt 8 fs6T3 hks. POTTER { co.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


0FEICE WRsrxRE REsERvE cHzSSscLE. =
WARREN O.. Sept ?. 1857.
Gold, ss3TTsW .1cTeG w
Silver, large. 1&.
l. ~ mail. 1zSTS allIEL j. Ca
Fys-TEentiss, 1852 I13. ID "a is -
ia 1864. 19. rrl ID
1855. 10.
- frrEsp UieSJsf&.L eva )
Se~yen-Thirties, Cd and ID ssries1 106
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. usr
B" ~ 1855. MS.
The markets since our lat report has been
quite nourishinE and all articles of e0nSump-
non are frm. Poultry being slow commands
80 ngnreS Groceries temain aslast quoted.
butter scdge and wanted u . further advance.
week owing TO- the number Of persons attending
tae AR. (1he business generally was brisk in
~ The hSussss but mail compared with this
time last year. VA
PR0vIsIoNs-Pirm.
P0ULTRY-4Oto Soc per head.
GR0CERIES-LiEht and quiet.
BEANS-Whits $3.50 per basheI.
WHEAT-Whits. $780, Amber. $40. Spring
No1 1856 rs
FLOUR-sl2.0 % $685. BMfst 1
FLAx SEEDA$2S0P bu. nax6eed Oil, $50
. gal Flax Straw So to S. per ton. q
OAfS-0sn are inactive at &c
coRH-cOrn in good demand LIS.
Apples-l.WP bushsl.
DRIED A~PPLES-f@sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter Za5e. p
CHEEsE-Rsstern Reserve $685. and dull.
EGGS-lSc.
A0HEY-2s5 per pound. 8i
WOOL-5Al2cit EFE -
LARD-Countrv,an 5.-.5 Ioa,o,< l
~HlDKS-sss Leather Report.
PoTATeEs-elM. ~
TkAs+tL.ms % lSe per chest. 80
c0FfEE-29SO per bag. ~
GLAsS-Ses Hardware report.
SWEET PoEAT0RSS26a H151
TVRNIPS-S0e,
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lisa good thing as far as it goes. it is q very
simple art and requires but little study until
you connect il with Painting, then there opens
10 rs abroad field Of study and practice, and
only he who has drawn and can use the brush
will succeed in producing shadows which will
afford pleasant recoilections Of the once living.
Mr.. b. has been making linked Photographs
from old Dag. and from life. for 5 years. Our
card work gives atisfaction. Good assortment
of Frames at reasonable prices. - -lfl
Rooms on Market street. O. c. Taylor's old
stsad. BROOKS POTTER.
9 Aug 1Atf f.fla
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New YoFl CsftI. market.

S~EP1ENBER %.
Recslpts 1900 bseves; s0,27s sheep and
iambs S6,9l6 swine. LCrHrm
BEEVES=The market over the river
last week was decidedly heavy under
large receipts and slow demand and SALES
Eere madsetz reduction Of 1Gzcs To-
day, with cooler weather and moderate
supply, the market at National Drove
Yards was frmer and quite active, clos
ing steady. The sverige quality Of the
enefings. which comprised 1900 head, was
Extra SIG 5Oa1s,0 90 prime S15.75sl6s
OOi first quality S14, 50aI5,OO: fair 70
gOodSl3,2 5a14,25 ordinary SIi, GOALS. 90
and inferior $lO,O0a1I,O0
SHEEP-To-day, in view of cooler
weather and moderate offerings advanced
t. closing steady Quotations Sheep
S~0iVVaosoO- -f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
June a my 4-ao Bonds

Holderso Of these can have them converted on
he most reaso1able terms at our Bank into the
change them on the sane terms that the Coy
yrnmrnt eonyerted the August issue Bring
them on 81 once; the sooner the better for the
Sept. p. 1856. Bankers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
s~Tbs 6obnlat;on o.

H6- The population of Montana is
largely composed of rebel soldiers
Last year they hkd q majority OF 1850,
and elected nearly the whole territorial.
legislature. This year their msjofityis
not so large but they shoutoYer it ~
ertheless. oH