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The national Republican., 1867-09-23
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Fly balls caught-wIight 2, Norton 2, Ber.
throng l, Maliinkrodt 8, Leitch /, Shannon Q,
Q. Popplin l, J. Popplin 2, Mcdowell /, Buck l,
Sears l.
Fly balls misssd-Nationai, 8; Pastime, 8.
Foul balls caught-Wright ., Berthrong l, j.
Popplin 3.
Foul balls miIsed-National, /; Pastime, 2.
Out on bases-National, 8 times Pastime 10
times.
Left on basss-National, 4 timesi Pastime, Q
times.
Base on called balls-Parker.
Struck out-Parker, Leitch, q Popplin.
Run out-Waidner, by Wright and Fletcher.
Double play-Fox and Parker.
Homo runs-Wright l, Norton l, Fletcher /,
Fox l, Hodges I.
Balls oalled-National, s; Pastime, 10.
Passed balls-Berthrong 8, ]. Popplin is.
Time Of game-Three hours and fifteen min.
| utes.
Umpire-James A. Congdcu. of TyrOlean base
| ball club, Harrisburg, Pa.
| scorers-Messrs. Potts and Moryton.
The playing on both sidos was considered ex'
cellent, especially the batting OF the Nationals
In the sixth and seventh innings
Upon tho conclusion Of tho game the Nation
ais returned to the Eutaw House. where a gene
raj ablution and hearty supper. partakon of will
| hppotltes bnhrpeH'u Dy tue active eAettiOn5 o
tho game, put them In No. spirits.
| By invitation of Hon. d. d. French and Dr.
Ford the members of the club and accompa ying
| friends oongregated In one Of the departments
Of the hotel, and had pleasant social reunion,
at which toasts were proposed to prominent
| friends and members Of the club. Brief speeches
were delivered, and songs sung. Upon dispers.
/ ing, the members started for the depot, whero
they took the train for Washington.
/ CANES TO M PLAYED.
The Jefferson first nine, with number Of visit.
ors, left last night, at o'clock, for Philadel.
phia. To-day they will visit the Athletics ground
and witness the great contest between that club
and the Atlantics Of New York. Tuesday they
will play the Atlanticsi Wednesday, the Key.
stones, and Thursday, the Quaker City, leaving
that night for Baltimore; and on Friday they
play the Maryland Of that city.
Tho Olympic nine will leave on Tuedsay, Octo.
ber /, on tho 4:3O p. IN. train, for Philadelphia,
and will play the following clubs:
| Athletic on Wednesday, Cd Quaker City on
Thursday, Sd, at Philadelphia and Keystone
Friday, 4tb, and Camden, Saturday, 5th, at
Camden, New Jersey.
The following games will bo played in the
city.
Monday, 23d-olympic VS.. American Cricket
nine, White Lot.
Wednesday, 2Sth-olymPc vs. Empire, White
| Lot
Thursday, 2sth-olympic vs.. National, (sec.
ond nine) National grounds.
Friday, 27th-olympic vs. Union, White Lott
| all at $3.50 p. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

CHARGED WITH STEALING CHIcKESs.-
Between 2 and o'clock on Saturday morning
0ficsrs MoColgan and Monroe, Of the Fourth
ward, met q colored man named Charles Carroll
on the Avenue with nine chickens, which had
their heads twisted Of. Tho colored man said
he had purchased them In the Centre Market;
but, on going there with him, no could not Hnd
the man who sold them to him. The officers
locked him up, and in the morning Justice Wal.
ter committed him to jail for further hearing,
with the expectation that some one would in.
quire for the chickens.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

DURE CIDER VINEGAR,
GREEN VINEGAR,
MUSTARD SSBD,
CELERY SEED,
TUMBRlC,
WHITE BRANDY,
PREsH SUPPLY SPICES,
PRESERVING SUGARS, Go., at
BdAN 4 PKRRIE'S,
se20.6uf CoTReT and Ninth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

FIGuTrNd.-George Wilson and Sarah
A. Wilson, colored, for fighting In the streets,
were arrested by Officers Jarboe and Hickman.
and being taken before Justice Tucker were
fined $3 each. In default Of payment they were
sent to tho workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

QUARTERLY LovE-FEAsr.-An interest
ing meeting was held at RylAnd Chapel yester'
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, under the direction o
the presiding elder, Rev, N. J. D. Morgan, ant
the Rev. Wm. Hamilton. This Is the first love
feast that has been held In the church since 1t
dedication, and It was largely attended by mem
bers ofthe different churches, and, 1t Is believed
was productive Of good results.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

SHARP PRAcrIcE.-Y Yesterday evening, q,
about dusk, ayo persons, a man, his lady, and
three children, entered car No. go, on its south
ward trip, at New York avenue. When the
conductor appeared to collect his fare he re-
ceived fare for three, all the family having oc'
cupied seats. Now the party had evidently spent
two or three dollars for lager at Loefller's, oil
elsewhere, and then wound up by beating" tbs
conductor out Of fare, and then quarrelled with
him to boot.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

NUIsAScEs.- Smith and Chloe
Page, for having hog.pen nuisances about theil
premises In violation Of the law, were arrested
by Officer Coon, and fined by Justice Thompson
81 so each.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

Work DELAYED.-Messrs Fastnaught
4 Co contractors for paving Seventh street
from L to Boundary street, inform us that th'
work is now being delayed owing to the inability
Of the contractor to furnish the stone from the
quarry on Rock Creek. Messrs. +, 4 Co. have
plenty of hands In their employ, and say they
can pave one square per week could sufhcienoy
Of stone be obtained.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

PETIT LARcESY.-Henry Thompson (col
ored) had 4 hearing before Justice Chapin
charged by George EichOrn with petit larceny
The Justice, at the conclusion OF the evidence
committed Thompson to answer at court.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

APPoINrMENT.-We see it stated tha
DR.. r. ]. sOuthworth, of Georgetown, son Of the
celebrated novelist, Mrs. Il. d. L. N. South
worth, has been appointed microscopic ant
analytical chemist to the Columbia Hospital fol
Women in this city.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

PASSED TuRoUGu.-Dan Castello's cir
Gus parapherualia passed through tho city yes
terday On route through the Southern States.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

No NUMBER.-Timothy Cavanaugh, fol
having no number upon his cart, as required b.
law, was arrested by Officer Lewis, Of the Sow
enth precinct, and fined by Justice Walter s..
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

EAST WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-This COM
pAny met at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on
Friday evening, and adopted q uniform similar
to that Of the Washington Zouaves. Mr.. Jos.
Brummstt was chosen financial secretary, and
Capt. Donali McCathran drilled the organiza
tion.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

ANxIvERsARY.-Thc temperance folks
Of this city are making Preparations for their
coming anniversary parade, which occurs on the
30th instant
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

BAD BusINEss.-John Neenan was al
rested by Lieut.. Gsssford, Of tho Tenth precinct
for selling liquor to soldiers Mr.. Neenan wa
fined by Justice Tucker $25 for SO doing.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

HACK LAw.-John Maac, hackman, for
violating the law in relation thereto, was ar
rested by ofiCer Barclay and fined by Justice
Chaplin 81.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
THE C0IItTS.

ORPnAss CoURT-Judge Purcell. The
Orphans Court held It's usual semi.weekiy ses.
sion on Saturday. A large crowd was present.
and considerable interest manifested In the pro-
ceedings.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

Ouhrth Oh hmeIlCun HDoFty-huu 1901 lnot
pressiblo interest In the perpetuity Of the
Union, which was accomplished at sacrifice Of
so much toll, blood and troasurei that We are
opposed to the elevation TO position or retention
in office Of any man unless he Is honest, capable
and faithful to the Constitution, and in this sad
and benishted hour Of the Republic, we recon-
mend and would dismiss all that do not possess
these qualifications, so essential to the pure and
wholesome administration Of the Government
the maintenance Of the laws, tho liberties Of the
people, and the vitality Of tho nation.
Re,Olvsd, FURTHER, That we sincerely commits.
serate the condition Of our southern brethren, sc
long and so unjustly deprived now OF their po
litical rights, and over whom q dark cloud hangs
and We trust and havo every reason to believe
that under the wise and wholesome auspices o.
our illustrious ruler, supported by the interpOsi
tion of the Supreme Being, that darkness may
be converted into light, sense Of returning
justice may prevail throughout the length and
breadth Of our unhappy and distracted land
and that they may soon again enjoy the bless
| ings of republican liberty, among which we re
gard as of the most vital Importance the righ
Of representation, and the free, unmolested, and
unrestricted right of suffrage.
Resolvea, further, That we congratulate oul
southern brethren upon tho late proclamation o.
| the President, which meets with our hearty up
proval; Is most magnanimous and worthy Of al
| praise, and, II We had 1t In our power, we woulC
cheerfuly extend to the whole South full ant
free pardon, and restore to them all their polit
cal RI ghts regarding 1t as indispensable to tn,
reconstructiOn Of the Union, the maintenance o
peace, and a preventive Of future revolution ant
bloodshed
Resolved Ciivthor, That we proudly and grace
| fully mngle our congratulations with those o
all our fellow. citizens Of Maryland upon tn
magnificent victory which they have achieved
for their own liberties against the Infamous de
signs of the Radical party, by the triumphan
adoption of the new constitutions and willis
this great victory is due to the patriotism an,
manly courage Of our people, we also grateful.
recognize fact, that the constitutional anI
firm position Of President johnson contributed
greatly 10 render the victory possible.
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.
THIs NEW ROOFING MATTE

HNhlS NEW ROOFlNG MATE
i RIAL which has attracted so much atten-
ton the pastseason, is now within the reach OF
all wanting roofs in this county.
The subscriber having disposed Of his former
business, will reside in Warren after the Ist OF
April. and give his exclusive attention to the
be found at the American House. or for the
present week. working hours. at the new Roi-
ling Mil in Warren. which is now being rooted
on for the following persons the past season:
Jacob II. Baldwin, House; Jameson d Whee-
Ter. part Of Foundry; Packard, Cook q Co.,
addition TO part Of Planning Mill; Iddings 4
Morgan's store: Part Of the American House.
over tin; John HutchiDs. same; Packard. Hull
6 Medbury's Blacksmith Shop; James Ward
4 Co., Miles, Rolling Mill and Nail Factory I;
Marshall j Calhoun. Store ct Niles.
His roofing has the following qualifications:
1st. 1t makes perfectly tight roof.
ID. 1t Is hre proof and the fact of its being
licensed by the Fire Board" in the city Of
New York, to be used in the fire limits, is sufi-
cient testimony on this point. besides it can be
proved by actual test, IN very few minutes to
any who doubts It.
3D. 1t is not expenEiTe-eosting less than q
first class shingle roof
ztn. It can be used on 6 very fat roof or on
6 roof of any finish or upon q perpendicular
Tallif necessary and not run by the heat ofthe
sun-
5th. 1t is durable; the elements having no
effect upon i. except to Petrify il. forming
Warren O.. March 20. 1867. ~
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Petition to complete Real Contract
T EGAL NOTICE.

Edward BrockWay. Admir- Of Daniel W. Brock.
way. decd. yS. Susan N. Brockway, Caroline
H.. Newton. Lncius Newton. Julia n. Harrison
John Hartsons 5uliette n. Britain. Samuel
l. Smart. Smart, husband Of Martha L,
Smart, and Edward Brockway. In Probate
Court of Trumbul County, State of Ohio.
Dos. sst dn tSs tb saa 6
A. D., 1867, Edward BrockWay. a. Administer
tor Of Daniel w: BroekwAy. deed. filed in the
Probate Court Of TFunbull county. petition
1864. the said David W. BrockWay, then in full
life. by his Attorney. II. B Thompson, entered
into contract IN writing with Lewis Lightner,
IoL the sale q the f9lloWlng described Real
Situate and being in Hartford Township,
Trumbull County and State of Ohio, and bound
ed and described as follows: Commencing at q
by Isaac Pfouts. thence east along the so nth
line of lands owned by Thomas T. MeFarland,t to
the northwest corner of lands owned by said
Thomas +. M'Farland. thence south along
center Of the east and west highway. thence
west along the center of said highway to
the south east corner Of lands owned by Isaac
P4fouts. thence nort1 along tae east line Of said
ing ninety-one acres Of land. be the some more
or leEs. being part of Lot No. 2. in said town
ship. npon the terms Of payment therein set
said Lewis Lishtner has fully paid the p1r-
chase money under said contract for said
and that the said Susan NJ. Brock
way. Caroline h. Newton. Julia NJ. Harrison,
Juiiette II. Brittsn, Martha L. Smart. and Ed
ward BrockWay, are the heirs at law. and le-
gal representatives Of said decedent. The
prayer OF the petition is for authority to make
= deed to the said Lewis Lightner. and will be
for hearing on the 9Th day Of July. A. D, 1861.
EDWARD BRocKWAY. Adm.
of Daniel W. B BroekWay.
Taylor d Jones. Atty's.
June II. lS67-4t
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GR#FENBERG
MEDICINES.

Are prepared under the immediate superTis-
ion of q skillful physician, and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence of the community is not in
suited by the offer of 4 single medicine vi hich
claims to cure all Diseases. but the Graefenberg
Remedi es consist of eleven different medicines.
all unequalled in the cure Of the diseases for
which they are recommended. among which
may be selected one appropriate to any Of the
diseases inciientto this country and climate.
The Gr9fen6er1 PtiLs are better than any 9TH
er kind Of Pilla in the world Price 25 cents,
Gr9feRoer0 UteriHe CdtkotcoR is an infahble
remedy for All Female diseases. Price s, so
The Uterine CIihoIic0R viii also cure Gravel.
diseases of the Kidneys. and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The Graeteabero iSdrsapdriiid Is by far the most
powerful and efhcaeiOus compound in use-Price
81 Loo.
The Graefes6erO Dyseaierv Syrup is 4 certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
The Graeten6ero Pile Remedy never fails to per-
manently relieve this distressing disease-Price
he Graefenber0 ChiIdren's Panaeea is an in
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children.
Tie Graefenbero Feper and Aoue Remedy ia q
SOVEREIGN specific for this particular disease
GraejesTerc Green Kosustaia Ointment excels all
other salTes in its curative efects-Priee %
cents.
Tie Graefen6er0 Heahk BiHers are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price Is cents.
The Graefen6erc Eye Lotion Is unparaIl eled in
all inflammation or diseases Of the eye-Priee Is
cents.
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VIII take notice that on the 11th day of NAY
A. ID, 1881. Ann =. Eaton. Of Rowland. Trum-
Pleas. within and for said county and State &
wherein the said Anna B. Eaton. demands parti.
and occupied By Maria Heaton deceased, to Wit;
Situated IN the township Of Howiand. county
OF Trumbull. and State Of Ohio, and known a
part oflOts Nos. Il. 46. a and 4 in said tovnship
tsrst pieeeoboqnded as follows: Begmnins
at Musquito Greek, at the northeast corner 81
land conveyed By Joseph HoWland to ISaac
Heatons BY deed dated June 4th, lS0s. and recor-
S9s thence west on the north line Of said ifei.
1xty-th chains thirty links (63,90 to -the
Northwest corner thereof: thence South on the
~ ess me OF sald lands twenty chains sixty Links
North line FIfty-nine chains seventeen links,
(59.l1l to Musquito Creek; thence up said creek
parallel to the several courses thereof to the
place OF beginning. and contains by survey of
Junius Dana. Surveyor, one hundred and
twenty seven Cl27) acres of land.
Second pteee-Known as the South west par
Of section number IS in said township. and
bounded as follows: beginning at post in the
Southwest corner Of said section thence S 500
4, twenty-five chains ffty-four links to a post
IN the centre Of the road; thence North 126 Z.
sixty-two links to post; thence West parallel
TO the south line twenty-seven chains ninety
eight links to the west line Of said section =
chains. twenty-five links to the place of begin
ming, and contains thirty acres Of land.
Third piece
Known as parts of lots Nos. A and As, in said
township, bounded as follows: Beginning ats
post standing in the north east corner of said lot
NO 40 thence south on the lot line, ten chains
10 post; thence east on the south line of land
once decided TO- John w. Seely, thirty-three
chains. thirty-nine links s .S9 to.a post: thence
south on the west line Of land once decided to
Christian Hake, thirty-one chains, fifty links
(3l 50 to the south lnie of said township; theece
west on the township line ffty-seven chains, If
ty-seEen links l57 50 to the corner ef land once
decided to u. Drake; thence north along the east
line Of land decided to said Drake, to post in
the north line Of lot No. 5i thence east on the
lot !ine tHenty-fou chains. twelve links "a 70
70 the place of beginning, and contains in lot
No; a. 9ne Hundred FIVE and 8; 100 acres. and
In lot No. IS, Ninety-Seven and o9-l00 acres
making Two Hundred Three and 32-I0O acres Of
and in the last described places.
At the next term Of said Court. the said Ann
b. Eaton viii ask fer an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
JOHN II. STULL,
Warren. O.. Nay q. IsS7-6W. ~ ~
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.HERIFFS SALE

- James n. Dicksman. ct al. vs. Mecca
Oil Company. In Trumbull Common Pleas,
By virtue Of an order Of sale in attachment,
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the
above named case and to me directed and de-
lvered. shah expose to public sale at the south
door Of the Court House. in Warren. Trumbull
Co., Ohio. on
Saturday. July 20, A. ID. 1867.
between the hours of one and three O'Clock, D.
m. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, to-Hit:
"Situated in Mecca township, Trumbuu Co,
Ohio. described IS follows. to-Wit: Bounded on
the north by lands of Jacob Powers; on the east
By lands Of Nathan Cook. and the highway
leading from Mecca to Baxetta, being the CEN
ter road: on the south By land of Henry Wag-
ner: on the west by the Schofeld road. and con.
tanning ninety acres. more or less. excepting
and reserying ten acres heretofore sold to A.
Miller, being the southeast corner Of said tract
Of land. being eighty acres. more or less. See
record Of deeds. Vol. II. Pages 4l2 and ll6.-
Appraised under order of attachment, at 800
per acre. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD. Sheriff.
sherifPs 0fics, Warren o.. June l9. lS67-5W.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN The following resolution was adopted b.
the Town Council of Warren, June. 1867.
ResotUed. That in the opinion Of this Coun.
ell, it is deemed necessary to construct Sewers
as follows, in Dist. No. ].
lst. A branch Sewer on Washington Avenue
commencing fifteen rods East of the East line
Of Main St, and connecting with main Sewer
on Libersy Street.
End. A branch Sewer commencing at the an
gle On MRhoDing Street. and to extend West
and connect with main Sewer on Main Street
Sd. A branch Sewer on the East side Of II ain
St. commencing st South St, and running
Street
An persons having objections to or claiming
damages. BY reason Of such Sewers. are hereby
required to fls said objections or claims "a Wri-
ting. with the Clerk Of town. within six weeks
from publication Of this notice, or be debarred
a hearing upon the subject
By order ofTown Council.
II. II. TOWNSEND, Recorder.
Warren. o.. June 26. ls67-4t.
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NOTICE.

IN Cstharine MeEwsn, Adm'x of CargyIl
MeEHen. decid. d.Ys Erwin MeEWen. ct al.
In the Probate Court of Trumbull Co., Ohio,
In pursuanceo of an order granted by the Pro-
fer for sale at public auction, on the l1th day of
July, A. D.. 1857, at 10 o'clock. forenoon, upon
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in the county of TrUmbull, and State Of
Ohio. to-Hit Being part Of lot No. 20. in the
township of Weathersfeld, and bounded as fol-
lowe North By the township cemetery and pub
Lie highway; east BY mill property. mill race.
lot line of No. 19. and on the southwest By the
center of stream of water called Big Meander,
and contains g 400 acres of land. Appraised
at $2775.00. Terms made known on day Of sale.
CATHARINE McEWEN. :
June II. lS6I-4t Adm'x.
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Good Chance for a Bargain
FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
II at private sale, one Of the choicest farms II
New-Lyme Township, Ashtabula County. aboul
u miles east Of the village of NeE-Lyme. and
contains 179 acres of land, suitable for grazing
and farming purposes /; is in a high state Of cul-
tiTation; the fences on the farm are good and
timber Of various kinds for building purposes
fencing, de-, IN abundance and cannot be sur
passed; is well watered with two running
streams passing through the farm and several
never-failing springs.
The Improvements consist of one LARGE
FRAME HOUSE. two Tenant Houses, Barns,
Sheds, and other outbuildings, suitable fof
Dairying purposes to which this farm is well
adapted. hegreat varieties Of fruit cannot be
surpassed anyWheres
The above Farm. as situated. Is we'll calcula-
ted to divide into three farms, as the buildings.
orchards and Barns are placed suitable for each
tract.
TERMS-SS1z dollars per acre; two thousand
dollars to be paid in hand, when purchased, and
the balance on deferred payment, to suit the
purchaser. secured by mortgage on thepremises.
a good title and possession given whom pur-
chased.
For further particulars of the above premises
enquire Of the subscriber, living one mile north
Of the Center Of Vernon, Trumbull County, 0.
Jan q. 1S67-f LUCIUS H0LC0MB.
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Miss C. s. WORMSTEIT.
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. Z. E. WEEKS.
Medina, March 1. 1850

| The sboEe-named ladies We are personally
acquainted witt. and know that for several year
while We lived in Medina. they were great suffer
srs. Miss S. has been SO badly affected that II
was With great difficulty she was able to stand
upon her feet. A few bottles Of Catholicon en-
tirsly cured her Of her complaints. Ny wife
recommend il to the Ladies Of this country as q
safe and efficient remedy for the many com
plants they are subject to. e. JOHN WEEKS.
May is. 1861. Editor Garfield Herald.
For Sale By Julian Harmon, Warren; Hoyt,
Strstton x Hapgood, Warren; r. H. Stewart,
Hubbard; Chew q Leslie. Brook6eld; A. r.
BeckWith 4 Brother. Kinsman; G. 2. Curtis,
Greene; W. G. Savage. Bloomfield; Norton,
Hartman 4 Co. Bristol; Z. P. Wolcott. Far
mington: L, 7. SOule. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies, address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
May IS. 1S67-Sm Agent for Ohio.
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The cornerstone Of the Methodist
Episcopal church ediice was laid at
New Orleans, on April 18th, in the
presence of a 6ne congregation. Ap-
propriste addresses were made By Rev.
N. L. Brakeman and Rev. DR.. New
man. Among the deposits IN the cor
ner-stone were some frankineense from
Bethlehem, and olive leaves from the
Garden of Gethsemane, brought from
the Holy Land by Dr.. Newman.