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Ordinance No. 1OS.


an Ordnance EniEed "An Ordnance 10
amend an Ordinance" Establishing the
grade of Vine Street.
SIC. l. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of
the Incorporated Village of Warren, That The
grade Of the centre line Of Vine St, between
High and South Streets be, and it is hereby es-
tabiished at the following elevations: above the
plane or base Of levelsheretoiore established By
ORDINANCES; that is to say at the north termina-
ton Of Vine Street in the centre Of high Street,
81 2,lOf #, at the centre lin Of alley between
High and Market Streets. . 4-l0 f., At centre Of
Market st. 90 6-l0 #, at q 20 int 90 feet north Of
the centrGof 3 sixty foot street notnamed, $3.50
r, at the centre ofSouth st. y 6-10 fl. And that
the grade between the above named points be
on 4 Uniform inclination and all in accordance
with profile OF said Vine Street as on file at the
Office Of the Mayor Of said Village of Warren.
SEc.Il That all ordinances or parts Of ordi-
nances inconsistent with the provisions of this
ordinance, be and the sans are hereby repealed.
SEC. Ill. This ordinance shall take effect and
Be in force from and after the publication thers-
of.
Passedin Council, March q, 1867.
JOHN L. WEEKS, Mayor.
4. 3. TOWNSEND, Recorder.
ADrfi 10
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Ordinance No. ITO.
an Ordinance entitled an Ordnance to
Amend an Ordinance" 10 Establish tie

an Ordinance entitled an Ordnance 10
Amend an Ordinance" 10 Establish TIE
grade of EN- Street.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained By the Town Council
of the town of Warren. That the grade of the
centre line Of Fam ST., be and the same is hereby
established. at the following elevations above
the plane or base of levels heretofore establish
ed by Ordinance. That is to say at the north
terminus of Elm Street, in the centre of High
StreetA $500 feet, st 3 point 200 feet south
from the centre Of High Street IS $40 feet. At
the centre Of Market Street "a 6-l0 feet, at Inc
centre Of South Street 81 feet, And that the
grade between the above named points be on a
uniform inclination, and all in accOrdanceWith
the profile Of said Elm Street. as on file at the
otlce Of the Mayor Of said Village Of Warren.
SEC. II. That all Ordinances OF parts of 0rdi-
nanees inconsistent with the provisions hereof,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. Ill This Ordinance shall take effect
from and be in force IRON and after the publlca-
ton thereof. Passed in Council March o, 1861,
JOHN L, WEEKS. Mayer.
u. 3. TOWNSEND. Recorder,
April 10.
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The Lorain county Fsa0s says that 'the
young ladies of that place walk on their
tp-toes, and can'thelp it, as the waterfalls
on the top of their heads draw up their
back hair SO tightly that they can't put
their heels down squarely without grea t
pain"
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ATHE WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD is
q very neat, large monthly paper devoted
TO the publication of new music and the
general gossip Of the musical world
1t Is published by S. BraiRArd &
Sons, Cleveland, o., at SI.Oo a year
The pieces of music printed each month
in it, are Of themselves well worth the
subscription price.
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what Wilt dor Is the first inquiry the
sick make concerning q medicine. Suppose
the inteTrogatory. what then 2 Simply this re-
ply. It viii relieve and cure headache, nausea.
tatulence, nervousness, cos~iTeness. deblltys
biliousness, and Indigestion.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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DEATHS.


In Mecca, on the 7th of March. 1857, ARABEL-
La sTARKs. in the S4th year other age. o
In West Pennington. Maroh6, 1867, Of typhuE
fever. JOHN WILSON. aged nyesrs.
Dear father thou art sleeping,
In the cold and quiet tomb,
And our souls are sad with weeping.
And our hearts are filed with gloom.
WeshslI miss thee father. often,
AgWe count our numbers Ger
Fora loved one whom we cherished
We shall meet on earth no more.
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nA.GoT. Cox nominated Hon. c. z.
Gl1ddon for member of the Board of Com-
mizsioDers to revise the financial laws Of
che State, and the State Senate confirmed
the appointment on Saturday last.
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"a The lower branch of our State leg
i~slature has passed a bill authorizing trial
by jury before Justices of the Peace in
petty criminal cases. Such q law would
doubtless save counties quite an item in
costs.
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New Advertisements.
Village Ordinances.
No 1nR-

An Ordinance entitled san ordinance to
amend an ordinance" establishing the grade
of Main Street.
SIC. I. Be it ordained by the Town Council of
the incorporated village of Warren. That the
grade ofthe centre line ofMain Street. between
Market and High Streets. be and is hereby es-
abolished at the following elevation above the
plane or base ofleyels heretofore established By
That's 20 say ct point in the CEN
ire Of Main Street $50 feet north Of the centre Of
Market Street, the elevation above the plane
or base Aforesaid shall be Is S-l0 feet. and at a
point Is feet north Of said Market st, il shall be
- feet. and that the grade between the above
points and the point established by ordi-
nance 1851. shsllibe in q uniform inclination and
all IN accordance with profile Of sid Main st
as altered to conform with this ordinance. and on
ale at othce efMayor ofsaid village of Warren.
SEc IL. That all ordinances or parts Of ordi-
na1ees inconslstant with the provisions hereefb be
and are hereby repealed.
SEc Ill. This ordinance shall take effect and
bein force from and after the publication there
Passed March q, 1867.
Published in ChToHick. April 3, 1851.
JOHN l. WEEKS, Mayor.
II. II. T0WSEND. Recorder.
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DISELY'S BUCHU 5 TIE CURE for Pain
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allthose complaints resulting from dsrange-
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AGENTS WANTED.

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A ENACTMENT.

IA J.K. Marsh. Plaintiff against Nelson
Clark, Defendant. Before james Anderson, ].
p, of Aesopotamia Township, TrumbulI Coun-
~, Ohio. On the twenty-ninh day Of March,
a. D. 1867. said Justice issued IN order Of At
taebment in the above action. Tor the sun of
thirty-six dollars and 6fy-tWO cents. Said
cause viii bsheard onthe15th day 6fMay, 1861.
at o'clock, D. N. ], X. MARSH.
April 10, le5i-3ts. E
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Many Persons sre to-day suffering from
Dyspepsia who do not know IT. they fesl a heav-
mess after eating. q sort oflanguor or lack ofep-
ergE. and attribute It TO the spring weather. 1t
GOES DYSPEPsIA CURE viii c0narm this
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consumptlon Can be Cured.

SSA01HRhOH NoA 10 SurSd'
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the N Of Prof. Trousseau Of Paris. cures
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dys-
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morbid conditions Of the system dependent on
deficiency Of Vitalforce. It is pleasant to taste
snds single bottle will convince the most skep-
teal of its virtue as the great healing remedy Of
the age. 81 a bottle. or six bottles for S.. Sent
By Express. Sold By 8. C.. UPHAM, No. Is
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H4- On Monday the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations reported favorsbly
on the purchase of Russian-America.
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New Advertisements.

ESTATE OF ANDREW CLARK
Idee'd.-The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified administrator of the Is
tate Of Andrew Clark, late of Newton Falls.
Co., Ohio, deceased.
DAVIS LOWRY, Adm 7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to sell an article
w desirable at every good house. Men are
clearing from $50 to 500 per month. For fur
Their particulard address
CT. MATTEsoN. Grafton. o.
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PARTITION NOTICE

IL Harmon Lewis and Cathari1e Lewis his
wife, Nancy X. Gillmer. and Catharine Gilimer
widow Of William Gillmer, late OfNewton TIP.
Trumbul County, deed. VIII reside in Lard
county, Joseph /. Lowell and Lydia Lowell his
wife, Thomas FitLsimmsn and his children and
mer, whose names are unknown to the petition
er, of the State Of Michigan. viii take notice,
that Thomas /. Gillmer. on the Sth day OfApril.
1867, fled his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, against them
as defendants. setting forth that the above per-
mon Of a certain tract Of land, situate in New
ton township, county and State Of Ohio, lying
in Lot No. Is, adjoining lands of Samuel King.
and others. containing BIZ acres Of land, more
or less. Thst the petitioner is seized in fee ofH
and Il Of Hundivided part Of said lands. That
said Nancy h. Gillmer is seized in fee of = and
Of Il of q undivided parts Of said land. That
ence Of Harmon Lewis and Cath urine Lewis,
aforesaid. and of Joseph l. Lowell and Lydia,
his wife. of 2-6 undivided parts Of the same.
and entitled to dover in 46 thereof-that the
said Thomas Fitzslmons' children by his wife
Margaret. aforesaid. are seized of q undivided
part Of said land subject to the life estate Of
said Thos. Eltzsimons. who survived his said
wife Margaret. and that the names of the chill
dren Of said Margaret are unknown to petition
er. Praying that partition Of tbs premises be
made, and dcwer assigned to said widow accor-
ding TO law. Said petition viii be for hearing
and order. at the next Court 70 be holden at
Warren. for the county Of Trumbull. on the
PENDANTS are leQpired 70 plead, answer. or de-
mur, on or before hal day. or q decree will be
tax On according to the prayer Of said petition
THOMAS I. GILLMER.
By John F. Beaver, his Atty.
April 10. 1S67-lW.
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eGT Tia latest foreign news says war is
threatened between France and Prussis.
Great excitement n London and Paris.
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BF Gold closed in New York on Mon
dsy evening at 1851
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT to
IL THE CONSTITUTION.


Office of the Secretary Of State.
I, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the following is q true copy Of 9 joint reso-
luton passed By the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. on the 9Th day of April a. D..
1867, taken from the original rolls on file in this
Office.
In Testimony. Whereof I have ersunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the Great
[Seall Seal Of the State of Ohio. at Columbus,
the 9Th day of April, A. d., 1856.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOkS.
IN The following new publications have
been received at the Warrsn News Depot
Out Of Town. By Rarny Gray.
Felix Holt the Radical.
Crumbs from the Round Table,
Raand Hearts. BY the suthcrof RoadelEs.
The Dead Letter,
Woman our angel. by AS. Roe,
Lans, Yeneris, By SNineourne.
Eece E0mo.
Nasby's Divers Views and Opinions
Josh Billings. his Book,
SuRay Bank. By Marian Harland,
Story Of Kenneth. by Bayard Taylor.
The BigeloW Papers. BIZ Lowell,
The Way Of the World. BY oliver Optic.
The ParlOr Stage. for private TheBtrlesk.
The Amateur DRAMAS. do do.
All New Books received as gc02 ss p1blishe0-
Jan 30. 1867 W.N, 4 WI PORTER.
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From the Chronicle Extra ofAprlS.
The Constitutional Amend
meRf Passed.
CorrxRrs. O. April 6. Is6

COLUMBUS, O., April s, 1867.
The Senate this morning receded
from its amendment to the HOUSE
amendment of the Suffrage resolution,
and adopted said amendment. So the
proposition goes to the people, for
amending the constitution so IS to ex-
tend suffrage to all male citizens except
such persons as have borne arms in
support of shy i~nsurection or rebellion
against the Government of the United
States, or have fed from their place of
residence to avoid being drafted into
the military service thereof, or have
deserted the military or naval service
of said government in time of war, and
have not subsequently been honorably
discharged from the anne
The Amendment Resolution is Civ
en- below.
nPOpnCEn AMENnMHET m
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s- Hon. Thsd. Stevens health is i'm
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been duly appointed Exeeutrix Of
the Estate of John Lewis, deceased, late Of
Weathersheld Township. Trumbul Co, o.
April 10. 1856. sts-
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The Metropolitan Collar,

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/

S's"s'e'N'r'"
On April ID at the residence Of Arthur Lewis,
in YOUNGSTOWN, by Rev. Samuel Maxwell,
to Miss HANNAH w. COATS. Of Warren.
On the ID inst at the residence of the brides
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thousands.
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WELLS PATENT self-feeding circular hand
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II. 4. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
April 10. 1861.
. DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of

~ REAL ESTATE.
Admir- Of John Rood, vs.. A. G.. Rood. ct. al
In Probate Court Of Trumbull Co.. Ohio. In
pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Trumbull County Ohio. l win offer for sale at
public auction. on the 7th day Of Nay, 1867, at
l O'Clock. p. m. of said day, upon the premises,
the following described Real Estate, situate in
the township of Braeeyille. Trumbuu Co. Ohio,
to-wit: Part Of lot No. II. in tract in said
Township. and known as the north part Of the
farm of said John Rood. deceased: bounded
east by land Of Il Miller, and Heman Rood,
west by land Of Erastus Lane. and extending so
called and contains about twenty acres ofland,
J.K. FOLSOM, Admir-,
Of the Estate of John Rood. decd.
April 10. 1S67-4w
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HOXLAND.

Trustees, +. J. King, John Reeves,
Jonathan Folsom. Clerk, Amos Drake.
Treasurer, Samuel Andrews. Assessor
and Constable, Wallace W. Kennedy.
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Justice of the Peace, Harrey Truesdell.
Trustees, J. ]. Holiday, 1. B. Payne, j.
L. Truesdell. Clerk, VIM. D. Grifis.-
Treasurer G.. A. Treat. Assessor and
Constable, r. T. Stewart.
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III

a IIAOHMEN I.
IA Celia Gould. Plaintiff. vs.. Iehabod R,
Randall, Defendant Before Simon Storer, J..
p. Of Hartford Township. Trumbull County, o.
On the 3Oth day ofMareh. A. d. 1867. said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action. for the sum oftWo hundred and eighty
eight and62-l00 dollars, and the same is set for
hearing. June sth at 1G o'clock q. NJ before said
Justice. CELIA GOULD.
.ByN. 6. Hyde. Atty for Plaintiff.
April 10, 1S67-3t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09
Why It Is.
MEvrHIs. Sept. 9. 1875.

MEMrHtH, sept. ., 100.
EDIroRs PUBLIC LEDGER: The follow
ing, from the Bulletin Of yesterday
will explain the recent attacks
of that paper on the management of the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, for be it
known to you, the "bepufed" Hon. J.
NJ. T., who is the most popular, as well
as the most sensible of the Radical
leaders" here, is one Of the proprietors
Of the Bulletin, aud he, together with
J. B. Bingham, control that paper The
following has the ear:marks Of the Bul-
leHn about it, and Il / am not greatly
mistaken, emAnated from that concern /;
USIrED STATES MARSHAL TONESY.
The following appears in letter from
Memphis, published in the Cincinnati
naereidi Of Friday last: " The most
popular as veil as the most sensible Of
the Radical leaders is the Eon. J. NJ
Tomeny. recently made United States
Marshal for the Memphis district OF
al men nov prominent m bis party he
has been most consistent In 1861 be
was especially odious on account OF his
" bare faced UniOnism." For this he
was elected from the control Of the Mem
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phis and Ohio railroad, whose affairs he
had administered with maichless success.
His fidelity 70 the Union was never
questioned. For this reason he may not
be approved at Nashville"
IL is to be regretted that the Hon. j.
M. T. is not approved at Nashville"
for had that road passed into his hands,
there would have been a nice little job
OF printing to be done by the Bulletin
But the Hon. ]. NJ. 7. was not approved
at Nashville any more than at Mobile,
aud the Bulletin then took up little
Frank Richards, aud pulled him extern
sively, but alas,
The best laid schemes Of mice and men,
and the" aoater is not superintendent,
and no fat" printing contracts are to
be had. Stick to the County Commits
missioners and your friends the Metro
politans, and ere long they may give you
two weeks TO your friend the Posts four.
But, for the sake Of common decency,
quit abusing decent people because you
failed to get that job of printing.
ANOTHER FRIEND or Mr., WOODRUFF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09

RA. On complying with its conditions
the present proclamation of amnesty at
las: absolves the Southern people. We
regret there should be any exceptions.
But even those included in them, of
whom there cannot be more than couple
of hundred, will welcome the amnesty to
the masses Of the people. 1t will bring
confidence, remove fear, and revive bus
mess. Er post .facto laws are now
brutum fulmen. There can be no con.
fiscation of property. Every man is le-
gally enfranchised who was formerly
voter. Out of Tennessee, where State
legislation has not interviewed, there is
no question sbout that. Here in Ten
nessee alone, where we had some
kind oficious boobies, of the sharpish
order, who desired to feather their own
nests, aud swell to q little self Importance,
to take the affairs of government in hand,
with fair promises Of their putting
Tennessee in advance of the
other rebel States aRd benefting
her greatly, we have difficulty and a
doubt growing out of pretended State
laws. This is the good which ignorant
pretenders have done US, some Of whom,
we learn, are now rich, as the fruit Of
becoming great aud saving the republic
from harm. But as all their reconstruc.-
ing was mere bungle, unauthorized by
any law, aud S. our State government is
a usurpation, we hepe to see Tennessee
placed soon in a condition OF equality
with other Southern States. And now
let al address themselves to conserve the
peace aud the public good The people
North and South may be in perpetual
harmony, except with those Who york
outside aud for selfish ends you'd
overthrow the Constitution. We have a
President at last, who will be sustained
BY the people, and radicslism dethroned.
The good old times will then revive
again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09

New York, September 9,-The Her
aids Cuba cable dispatch, dated Ha
yana, 9th, says Vera Cruz dates are tC
September lst, and from the capital tC
August 2sth. The reported arrival a
Vera Cruz of Macmillan body is con-
tradicted. 1t is also contradicted that
his body was mutilated. Commodore
Roe, of the gunboat Tacony, by the re-
quest of the Austrian commander
claimed the body of the Emperor and his
request has been listened to.
Acting Consul. Allenbourg, in the ab'
sence of the French, Belgian and Italian
Consuls, is acting medium of commune
cation for this Government
Mr.. Plumb has not yet arrived at Mex
leo.
The supreme government has ordered
the case of Santa Anna to proceed.
All generals condemned to death at
Queretaro, including Costello, have been
pardoned. Gen. Otaran was sentenced
by court martial, on the 28th, to be shot
on Wednesday. The sentence was car
ried out on the Plazuatta de Mexicoalco,
against the remonstrances Of the Ameri
can Minister
O'Herron left letters to vindicate his
memory. President Juarez has decreed
a convention of the Mexican people,
for the purpose of electing a President,
Congressman, and Magistrates of the
Supreme Court.
Lopez, the traitor, has published an
account of the siege Of Queretaro, and
seeks to establish the fact that its fall was
not the result n treachery. Ortega' s
case was awaiting the action Of Congress
The society of the Sisters of Charity has
been abolished and another, under the
patronage of the Republic, established.
The Chihuahua gold fields, have been
yielding largely. A large supply of mu-
nitions of war has been forwarded from
chihuahua to repel the Indians and fill
busters
New York, September 9.-Gen. Gray,
the agent of the State of Missouri, has,
within two weeks, collected 100000 of
the war claim of the State, and deposited
the same to its credit in New York.
Over five millions of the claim Of six
millions have now been collected.