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The Colonization of Capital.

In the condition of the Southern
States, as left by the rebellion and the
war, the need most sensibly felt is that
of capital to recommence and carry on
business. The resources of the people
have been exhausted. both in the
streams and the fountains. With the
possession of land and with abundance
of labor around them, and with the
certainty of that labor, could it be en-
ployed. being profitable, they have
still poverty staring them In the face
for want of capital TO make the labor
available for the increase of individual
wealth and public prosperity. Recu-
peration is impossible, in such a degree
of exhaustion, unless capital be derived
from abroad.
While this needy condition exists in
the South, the North has capital to
spare. And were the political and
social condition Of the South different
from what it is, this surplus capital
would seek investment and employ
ment in the South, to the benefit of all
parties-improving lands, giving sub
sistence to laborers, and returning q
satisfactory per centage to its owners.
But these will not colonize their CAPT.
tai, any more than they would emigrate
themselves, where the condition of
society is so unsettled, and where
turbulent dispositions and rough man
ners and uncertain laws render society
disagreeable or unsafe. Until smicable
feelings become more prevalent, giving
ground for confidence, we do not ex-
pect great improvement in the finan-
cial or industrial interests of the South
ern States, for while a logged enmity
is maintained and exhibited, as here
tofore, through a representative press
and in social organizations, it is vain to
expect the influx of capital from the
Northern States. Individual cases
there may be of persons going with
money at their command to make for.
tunes out of the very misfortunes Of the
Southern people, but these will only
render the case the worse, without i'm
proving the temper OF the business
condition of the community at large.
Money is wanted in the hsnds of en-
kegprising men, and in amount to
promise competition in the various
branches of trade and business. And
with the known capabilities of the
Southern States-neFeE as well known
as aimee the wal and the emancipation
"a settled, free and friendly condition
Of society. under law, would insure a
prompt and ample supply. 1t seems
to us marvellous that they who see and
feel the need SO senEibsy IS the South
ern people do, should SO P~eEsistenay
prolong it by their unWise COURSE
Pit. Com.
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An

70 Establish a Branch Ss1sr on Liberty
Street, behoeea the main ssyS and South
StreeL.
SEC. l.. Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the
INCORPORATED Village Of Marren, tWo-thtrds Of
the members therein e0ncurring, that a branch
sewer 10 Dis. Nos !, be and the same is hereby
established. commencing at The main sewer
sSnth Of Market Street, and extending south on
aid Liberty Street to south Street. .
Passed in Council, July Is. 1856.
.Signed, In. DAWSON. Mayor.
II. 81. TOWNSEND, Recorder.
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DETITIoN RoR nIVnRcE

l. The State Of Ohio. Trumbul County
Lydia = Hardy. " Francis Hardy. In the
Court Of Common Pleas. TFT'u
Petition for Divorce md Alimony.
The ~dafendantH hereby notified. that on the
18th day Of June A. D.. b67. said plD.nfif lied
in the Clerks once IN said county. . petition,
divorce from the defendant and alinony.
Tbs causes slledged are extreme cruelty. and
adultery With one Mrs. Daft, at PitaAurg. u
the state Of Pennsylvaaia about the first Day
Of May. Al D. 1855. Said petition further prays
for the custody and control Of their miaOr Oh lid
William Francis Hardy. The defshdant is fur
ther notified that dispositions IN this csss WI
the city Of Pittsburgh, IN the State 81 Pennsyi-
yanias on the 9Th day Of September, "A. d., 1857,
bssWeen the hours Of nine o'clock, ;. m. and Stx
O'Clock Pm. and 70 be eOntiEasd from day 70
ny = rseScssfy IN erasr % onpists tas sAking
SAHDRRscN &I0NEs3if
Julyla 1SoT-6w. AtJSf for Pf1E,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
OHERIFF,S SALR-

~ J. f. Porter. VS. lanes Nicholas.
Henry G. Church. vs. James Nicholas. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas. By virtue Of two orders Of
sales in attachment. Issued out Of the Court oil
Common Pleas of Trumbull county, 0hio.in the
above named cases. TO me directed and deliver
ed, I shall expose to public sale at the South
door of the Courthouse. in Warren, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of August, '67,
between the hours of three and ave o'clock. p.
m. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, to-Wit:
The undivided half Of thirty-four acres of
land, part OF lot No. Is. situate in Ne9tOn Tp-
TrumbuIi county Ohio. bounded aud described
as follows: South By lands Of VIM. Laogabsr-
ger, west by lands Of Charles kistler. north By
lands of John Sheayer. and east lands Of Gill
mer." Appraised at SIS. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD, Sheriff.
sherif7s Office. Warren o.. July 10. lS67-5W
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DECEIVFR,S SALE

LII OHM. Gregg d Co.. and D. Gregg J. Co..
against Richards 4 Nancy. By virtue Of two
orders Of sale in the above cases in attachment,
issued By the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull Co., Ohio. to me directed and delivered. ]
shall offer at public sale at the store house. late
" occupied BY Richards i Macy, in Brook
field Township, Trumbull County. Ohio. com
meneing on Monday, the 18th day Of August.
AID, 1867. at o'clock, a. m, and continuing
from day 70 day until all Of the property is sold.
All Of the property attached in said claims and
now in my possession as receiver. consisting.
among other things. OF Dry Goods. C~assimeres,
Groceries, Notions: l Wagon. / span Of Horses,
l ROckaway Top Buggy. double Harness. and
Of other articles usually kept in q country store.
too numerous TO mention. Terms Of sale-Cash.
HENRY HAMILTON, Receiver.
July II. 1921
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- George Shafer vs. Thomas B. Lloyd In
Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale in attachment
Issued out Of the Court Of 1rumbnH County,
Ohio. In the above named case aud to me dl-
rested and delivered. ] shall expose 70 public
sals at the south eo0r Of the Court House IN
Warren. Ohio. on
Saturday, August I7th A. d. Lssz.
between the hours Of ons and three o'clock p
m, Of said day, the undivided interest IN the
following described land and tG-Elt'
Ohio, BOUNDED on the north By lands Of Jaeoh
PoBsrS, on the east By lands Of Nathan Cook
and he Highway leading from Mecca 70 ba-
Ietta, being the center road. on the south by
lard Of Henry Wagner, on the west By tn scho-
field road. and containing so acres Of land.
more or Iess. See record Of deeds vol. q, wages
AZ and 4l6. Appraised under order OF attach
s. M.LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherifss VfRee. Warren V.s July II. IS67-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
OBERIFFos SALE.

DElizabeth A. Moser. vs. VIM. P. Moser. ct al.
In Trumbul Common Pleas. By virtue of an
order of sale. issued out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Trumbull county Ohio. in the
abovs named case. to me directed and delivered
1 shall expose TO public sale at the south door
Of the Court House in Warren. on
Saturday, August 10th. A. D., 1857.
between the hours Of one and four o'clock. p
N. Of said day the following described Real
Estate, to-wit:
Situate in the county Of Trumbull and State
of Ohio. in the Incorporated village Of Warren,
and is known as lot No. II. Of the Pease plat,
on subdivision Of village lots in the town Of
which reference being had to records Of Trum-
bull Of maps, it win appear. be the same
more or less"
SIN LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren o.. July 10. 1s67-5W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
LET THERE BE LIGHT
.nOWNSHIP AND INnIVInu-

NOnlI Avn 1NOI t1OO
III al rights for manufacturing and selling, IN
TrumbVn Co.. DeWitts Aurora Oil. the best in
use for making q superior light. 1t can be
ANY family can save thrse-fourths the expense
Of using ordinary Carbon Oil, and have q better
light avoiding the liability to explosions, Save
your life. your money and manufaeture your
own light. For terms aud particulars apply to
the subscriber at Oberlin, Ohio. or to w. l..
Pike, Agent for County and State rights, at
Greenville. Pa. A. JACKSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

n4There are few departments of medicine
which have so frequently engaged the attention
OF Pharmacians and Physicians as the prOduc-
ton OF a medicine possessing the potency and
efficiency which has been 50 happily consu M
mated in the CONSTITUTION BIrTERS. The
general want Of success in the production Of
such aremedy. and the Treatment Of diseases Of
the Liver and Stomach, has not been because
OF a deficiency of pathological knowledge OF
their functions, but q suitable compound tia
would act upon the disease and all the sympa-
gained in the Constitution Bittsrs, and they
can be used By persons with the most delicate
stomach with perfect safety. as they do not de-
bilitste the patient, but give strength. and in
crease the nervous energy.
onee tried. none are ever without Stewards
Cough Cure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
AUSTIN HOUSE.

Opposite Mahoning Depot, Warren, Ohio. Enos
Austin Proprietor. This House. the largest
in northern Ohio. east Of Cleveland, has re-
Gently been thoroughly rs-6tted and re-fur-
nisned. and i now opened IS q first class Ho-
tel. and offers Inducements secondto no other
In Warren. July II. 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
rERMs;--s2.oo per Year in Advance.
unIon state TIcket.
Announcement of NOmina.
ton for LleuteRant-GOT.

STATE UEIoN REPUBLICAN Cor. RooNs,
COLUMBUS, July 10. 1861
At s meeting of the State Union Re
publican Central Committee, held this
day, Gen JOHN C. LEE, o. Seneca coun.
ty, was unanimously nominated for
Governor, vice Hon. Samuel Galloway,
eclined.
By order of the Central Committee.
B. r. CowEN, Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
State Union Elk. Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
EGAL NOTICE.

Ii Pursuant TO an order Of the Probate Court
Of Trumbul County. Ohio. he mdersigned will
sell at public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren Ohio. on the
Tenth day 9f August A. d 1881,
between the hours Of one and six o'clock. p. N.
Of said dsv, q claim against the GoVerpnsht 81
the United States, now pending before COngress,
In favor Of Alexander Mcconnell. tot A3ll
States from one A. W. Mcconnell. in the year
1865, which claim has been assigned to said
Alexander Mcconnell.
Sale for cash to highest bidder, over amount
limited By Court L.C. JONES, Assienss
July 10, lSS7-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
DEATHS


At the residence Of A. ". Parker, in Bracevills.
S4th year Of her age.
In Boardman. Ohio. on the 2dinst, of Consump-
tion. SARAH +. wife Of L. W. Seehler, aged
u years. ONO. and II days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
ENACTMENT

IA CathariRs Gilmore, PItT. vs. Thomas
Tits Simmons, DefG Bebre Daniel Earle. ].
P, of Nezton Township. Ohio.
On the 18th day Of Jurs, A. D., 1851. said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of one hundred and thirty
dollars. Said cause will be for hearing Sept I.
1867, at one O'Clock. p. N.
.JnIv Ia ISs7-3wS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
W &
Stable

rs ONE OF THE LATE IDstiiu
ltions. Our stock is all new and of the lateIi
Style. Persons wanting anything in the Livery
line. will please give Us q call. Stable IN the
rear Of then National House.
Warren. July IL. lS67-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
"INDGW SHADES

w We HAYS just received q supply OF PAINT
ed Cloth window Shades, and allo plain Buf
length desired. At W.N.EHR ,PORTRRsS
Maren 0-u sr 80,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

Save Your Doctors Bills. GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE will save the expense Of q
Doctor very many times if kept on hand ready
for immediate use. In the Summer season, for
Cholera MOrbus. Pain in the Stomach, Diarrhea
&c. 1t is q sure and certain remedy,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

None knew it but to Praise"
Is the united testimony of all who have ever
been afflicted with such complaints as Sore
Blood. Bronchitis. Kidney Complaints. and at
fections ofike character. Price $l.0 per bot
tie; sold by a~lldrugYists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
NOLD p

~ Wehaye Just received the most s1scaaf
styles Of Gilt Wall Paper, for the Ladies Pariors
that has ever been brought to this market. Call
June 1s. 1867
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New Advertisements.
IsT OF LETTERS

4b4 V8 A6I 1EhG
IL Unclaimed, remaining IN the Warren Post
Umees Tuesday. July Is. 1867.
Beeher Mrs. Emma KingLH
Bockman Mrs. Reed WE
Colzillian NJ. Reed Temple Miss
Chambers J Sharp (no post once
Case Nelson O (no post addressJ
ONCE address, Shugarman A
Daihey Sprinkle Prof L c
dOod William Warren Capt E N CD
Hopchieh Matthias IL Webster COB
Imbaeh Frank
The following letters are held for postage at
the Warren Post Office. Charter Oak Life In
suranee Co Hartford, Con; 7. EEty, Pleas
antmount. Mo-: Henry Battles. MayfeId. Ohio.
Rev 3 Patterson, Euclid. o. Miss Netie Ell
well, Parkman. o..
If not called for in 30 days viii b sent to dead
letter ONCE.
Once hours. 7.SOa. m. to rs pm. From
9 TO 10 .. u. on Sundays.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
GEORGE. 3. TEW,
CHARLES 3. KISrLER

Charles Z. Kisiler thankful for past fayors
from the public, informs the former customers
OF said firm, that he will eontiLue 70 furnish q
rood article Of Ale at his Brewery in Newton
Falls. CHARLES E. kISILkR.
July II, lS67-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

There are seven Republican news
papers in the State of Texas.
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"None know h but 10 lnrsi h

A $3.50 gold nugget has been found at
the Chaudiere (Canads) gold mines,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

That being the form in which the
soter's approval of the Measure is to
be expressed on his ballot.-ToLsdO
Commercial.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

Over seventy cotton factories have
been built in Georgia since the war.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
NOTICE.

The Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween George E. TeW and Charles 3. hlstler.
under he arm name Of TeW i Kistler, in the
Newton Falls Brewery. has been this day dis;
solved By mutual consent. The books and
claims Of the firm have been Transferred 70
Charles 3. Kistler, ta whom all persons indebt.
"a 10 aid firm will make payment, and all
claims against said firm viii be settled and
hquidated by said hisSlssi = Trw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

III has been suggested that those
Jourusk in Ohio which favor the pro-
posed Az endment of the State Consti-
tuition, keep in connection with the
State tickat4he following words:
"FOr constisztional Amendment
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

A terrible accident occurred in Balls
ton, New York, on Wednesday last. A
lad named Miller went into q field to
catch a horse, and while returning his
arm became entangled with the halter,
when the horse started and dragged the
little fellow around the field next to the
rail fence. The father was in sight, and
rushed to the rescue, but when be reached
the scene. his boys brains were dashed out,
the left aide Os his face was broken in, and
both arms and legs vera broken.
The Toledo Commercial relates the fol-
lowing sad accident: On Wednesday the
wife of Mr.. Geo. Harper, living near the
Four mile Lock, was picking cherries,
while her three little sons, aged four, six
and eight years, amused themselves with
play. When ready to return home, the
children were not TO be found. Suppos-
ing they had gone home, she was not par.
ticularly alarmed, but on her arrival there
they we're still missing, and search was
made for them. Some of their clothing
was found on the dock ct Marengo, and
it was feared that they had gone into the
river and net their death-a fea- that af-
terward proved to be too true. When
the first cannon was fred at Perrysburg,
on the morning of the Attn. and while MI.
Harper was standing on the bank of the
TigeE looking in the direction of the spot
where ms io& children were supposed to
have gone down. he sEw 4s bodies Of his
three little boys rise to the surface, locked
together in the cold embrace Of death
1t is quite probable that while one ofthem
was struggling for life the others went to
his assistance, and thus met one common
fate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

IL Unclaimed. remaining IN the Warren Post
once. Tuesday. July Is, 1857,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

A dray.horse, while standing in front Of
q store in Dayton. Ohio, on Tuesday, was
startled by the fall of a hay-rake upon his
rump. He started to run, and being
blind, ran hesdlong against the side of n
frame house, crushed through the wealth
er boarding, turned over the cupboard,
smashed the crockery and-broke his own
neck.
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EGAL NOTIOE

JulnH.1s61-2
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cHERIFF's SALE,

July II. 1s67-6V
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

Thomas Cealey has been arrested in
New York. charged with being one Of
the murderers of Col. O'Brien, who, it
will be remembered, was killed in the
draft riots which occurred in that city in
1868.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07
An Anti Fenian Lyon Roaring at Garibaldi
Yours ever,

$50 10TH STREET W. N Y. CITY, Nov. 18th, 1867.
MEssRs. Observation-Disclosures AS an 1rishman and
Catholic not long resident in this country most respectfully
beg leave to ask we few questions.
During the short time am here sorry to have wit
messed the divisions and discussions that prevail among my
countrymen here For the time here n have had
read your paper weekly and to have to
it the most ve corrupt and damnabe of papers that
have read purporng be Irish organ In your last
impression, 6th instantly you say "While in Rome the
armed guards tyrans surround the seucher of which
she Qberty is struggling to emerge Oh astonishing cal
jimmy. Why-your souls is the Pope tyrant? The most
anIrish and anti-Catho organ of England the Times
declared him to be "a of the most unimpeachable
character The Court Journal of Queen Victoria said the
day would when the Italians would regret exchanging
good and pous government for the arbitrary they
now have.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07
Catholic Young Mems Association Hall,
Troy, N. Y, 9Th November, 1867.
A Word of Encouragement.
HoRNELLsvILLE, n. Y, No

HoRNEI1svIILE, N. Y, November 26, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: I have come here from southwestern Penn
syvana In the section where [ from newspapers
have mostly lost track of the progress of
Fenian affairs for the last eight months. took
part in company with Mr.. John Donnely late of the oil
regions in preparing company to aid the movement last
year on that fungus branch of her rebedevourng Masy
domain called Canada did this my responsibility
am not Fenian by the formates of membership far
But In the better parn heart and in the depths of my
belng- yield to none in the most unqualified reprobaon
OF British msrnle in oppressed Ireland friend sent
copy OF your paper issued more than three months ago.
IT'S only lew days ago that read your article entitled
Declaration OIL Principles" entirely approve of your
position on the leading topics the day Your mission is
noble one-aye sacred hecause you labor for is divine
God inspire you with the true knowledge of Liberty and
enable you to press the issue between freedom and re-
generation the side, and tyranny rerogresson and
bondage on the other May you go till your efforts are as
orouy successful all patriots and true lovers Of liberty
wish them to be- You have much to overcome Yon will
be crucifed by horde OF 1rshmen whom British
power has rendered Ignorant and base to appreciate the
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-07

Do dare say that We Irshmen the opponents of
Irish wrongs? and at the time defend GARIBALD the
most internal of all possible villains How many of
patriotic contrymen both in Birkenhead and London
thrown into prison and transported from their wives and
families and all of nothing except the throwing
stones at that internal scoundre Garbad Ye paronize
Garbadi SO does the Times and all the Irish and anti
Catholic press of England Ye say "Garibald has
been guilty of single that makes him open to the charge
brought against him by the Advamce know nothing about
the Advance But know those that know Garbadi as well
as ye gentlemen of THE IRISH REPUBLIC knew Eng
ishman who great supporter of Garibald say that
he was sacregous thief robber and murderer and
ask ye gentlemen what Garibalds speech at South
ampon? "Were for England gave men, money and
arms we could be able to accomplish what did in
Italy" England gives millions of money to hirelng
drels to overthrow the oldest hrone in Europe according
to the English historian Lord Macauey, and of the
mdes governments according the Court Journal London
ask ye gentlemen of THE IRISH REPUBLIC whether taxa
ton has increased not in the States wreed from the
Church? I ask ye gentlemen of THE IRISH REPUBLIC if
Garibaldi Co. honest wedisposed patriotic men,
would the English Government and English press and Eng
lish public forward to support him. ask ye gentle
of The IRISH REPUBLIC how did they come forward to
relands relief when famine surrounded her every side?
Did she give her part of the debt that she ngand
owed her? According to great countyman, OConne
there was upwards of due to Ireland by the
Legislative Act of Union 100000 year from that date
I ask ye gentlemen of The IRISH REPUBLIC if Garibadi
was Lord Edward Fitzgerald Emmett etc., etc.. how
much money would the English give him? Gentlemen of
THE IRISH REPUBLIC the time is gone by when people
play the game honesty afectedy and act the rogue Gen
temen of THE IRISH REPUBLIC, fancy we'll many
others of my couymen that English gold is finding its
way into the Golfers of the editors of the socaed IRISH
REPUBLIC as well as into those of Garibaldi.
In conclusion if you would be pleased do little justice
Ireland, rechrsten your paper, and call it, what think
honest Irshman will think inappropriate the "Anglo
Irish Lutrel'
am gentlemen, impartial observer of passing events,
MICHAEL LYONS Non-Fenian.