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Mr.. EDrToE:-The good people of
Braceville, commonly known as the out
siders of the church, came to the NJ. +.
Parsonage on Wednesday eve., May
eighth, overpowered and overcome US, and
took possession. After s~aldtations. they
surprised US by the presentation of thirty
dollars in greeubscks. This took US the
more by surprise as it was the second call
of the kind within six months May
many blessings rest upon the donors.
q. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The Chief of Police in New Orleans
seEt an order to his ~Lieutenants, to be
read at night and morning roltc ev-
cry day for week, instrucdng the
men of their command that under no
circumstances whatever would they be
permitted to interfere with the regis
tration of voters. ANY attempt upon
the part of any officer to prevent any
person from registering. would entitle
him to dismissal, nev TO be reinsta-
ted.
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EGAL NOTICE.


Charles Dudly viii take notice that on the
ID day of May, 1907, John A. Thatcher. plain
tiff. fled his petition in the Court Of Common
Peas of Trumbull county, u. setting iortn.
that on the Ath day OF sept. 1850, Charles Dud-
lev and Seymour IL. Robbins, defendants. we're
the owners and posseSstrs ola certain Jack when
was vicious and bad the habit OF biting and
kicking, in 8 dangerous manner, any person
coming near him. OF which vice and naot Doth
of said defendants had full KNOWLEDGE, on the
date aforesaid, and concealed said knoWiedge
from said plaintiff, representing TO MN mat
said animal was kind and would harm no one
and said def ndanls then and there requested
said plaintiff 10 look after and cara Tor sald an
imal, and said plaintiff being ignorant OF the
vicious habits of SAID animal. undertO0k IN a
prudent manner 10 look after and care Tor SAID
animal on said date aforesaid, as said defend
ants hadrequeSted, when SAID animal seized SAID
plaintiffs LEFT hand aud arm In his, the sald
animals mouth, and bit aad crushed TIE same.
and other injuries did TO sand plaintiff 50 mat
said hand and arm has been since enurey use
less. and will Always remain so. and SAID PLAIN
TIFF was Tut to great care and expense Ier sur
geOus. and has been hitherto unaole 70 labor
and has suffered great pain. by means Of whleh
the attendants are indebted u plainuHl N the
sum Of $5JuO, for which plaintiff ASKS Judgment
with costs OF suit an order OF attachment has
been issued and levy made. SAID defendant,
Dudly, Is required TO ansWer SAID petition on or
before the 6th day OF july, 1851.
kOkRlSI e HYDE,
May Is, lS57-6g Au'5s Tor PHI.
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Mr.E .. WEEKS u
Medina March /. 1859

The above-named ladies We are personally
acquainted with and know that for several years
while welivedi IN Medina. thsg were great suffer
ers. Miss ). hasbeen 30 badly affected that it
was vita great difficulty she vas able to stand
upon her feet Afew bottles Of Catholicon en-
tlrely cured her OF her complaints. Ny wife
received great benefit from This medicine. We
recommend il to the Ladies of this country as
safe and Efficient remedy for the many COM
plants they are sub sct to. JOHN WEEKS.
Mayl5, 1857 = Editor Canfeld Herald.
For Sale By Julian Harmon Warren; Hoyt.
StraItOn L HapgOod. Warren ; r. II. Stewart.
Hubbard; Chew q Leslie. BroOkield; A. r..
Gates. Hartford Morrow 4 Vanness. Burg Hill;
Beckwifh 4 Brother Kinsman; g. 2. Curtis,
Greene; W. C. Savage, Bloomfield; Norton.
Harshman & Co. Bristol; Il. p HolcOtt, Far
mir gton; L. 7. Souls. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies. address
H.. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Nay IS. 1S5.-3m Agent for Ohio,
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IA There are four names mention
ed, in this Congressional District, in
connection with the nomination for
Governor, viz: Hon. ia. Garfield, Ex-
Gov. David Tod, Ex-Provost Marshal
D. Caldwell and W. C. Howells, Esq,
the able radical editor of the AshtabuLa
Sentinel Garfield declines being a can
didate; Tod has not a spark of real
sympathy with Radicalism hence is not
the man. Caldwell is a sound lawyer,
a good DICTATOR, and politically is sound
to the core. He would make a good
Governor. Mr.. HoWells is a long-tried,
earnest advocate of political equality.
He is a man of good, sound, practical
common n and a strong Friter, but
we do not know how he would do on
the Stump. BE has had experience as
a State Legislator, and is qualified to
fill the Office of Governor.
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MARRTAGES


May 5th, by Rev. WIN. Kincaid. Mr.. JOHN o.
MCCONNELL. of jackson, Mahoning county
and Miss ELLENC C. BRONSON. of SouthinE-
ton, Trumbull county.
CLARK-SMITH. On Thursday, May 9th. al
Hiram. O., BY Rev. L. L. Pinkerton, OF Lex
OF to Miss. HETTIEJ. SMITH. Of the former
place. No cards.
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A H

A
"a II. R. Troxen, plaintiff. vs.. Salem Derry,
anu Mecca Oil Company. defendants. Before
n. ". Palmer, Justice OF the Peace OF Mecca
Township, TruMb1h county, OhEO. GA the "a
day OF May. Alb. 1861. sand Justice issued "a
order OF Attachment in the above action, Tor
the sum OF IS 95-lC0. said suit ID Tor trial
June 24th 1861. at 10 o'clock, a. Ia
ii. r. TROAELs
May Is, IS6T-3ts
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Rr General Garfield contemplates
visiting Europe the coming summer.
His health, which is by no means as
robust as usual, demands a few months
relaxation from pressing cares and
arduous labors. He will probably start
for Europe in two or three weeks. The
General most positively declines being
a candidate for Governor, and those
friends who persist in keeping him be-
fore the people as a possible candidate
for the nomination. do him Injustice.
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BARGAINS IN HATS

Dreceiyed and opened q choice assortment Of
Snmmer Hats, neat, tasty. and eheap-including
Straw. Leghorn. Canton Braid, and IN fact all
Inc desirable qualities and styles that are found
of those white. silver. pearl and drab. Beaver
Fur Planters, Half Planters. 9 By 3 hats. we are
selling some of them every day-also another
invoiea of those very fashionable Pearl jerome
Hats You can find any style of Hat you want
for Yourself or boys. large or smalD at pricesyou
eannotf fail to be pleased with. at
EIRLD ATURNER'S.
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CERTIFICATE oF AUTHORIZE,
To expire on the 3lst day Of January. 1861
OFFICE OF The AUDITOR OF STATE,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.


To expire on the slst day Of January. 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. 0HIo, January 81. 1907.
Whereas. The Manhattan Insurance Com
pany, located at New YORK. in the State Of New
York, has filed in this ONCE q sworn state
ment Of its condition. rs required by the act
TO regulate Insurance Companies not ineor-
pOrated by the State of Ohio. passed April
s. 1856, and amended Feb. 9, 1854. and the act
ITO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies
passed April g., 1855 !; and Whereas. said Com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that it is possessed Of an actual Capt.
tai of at least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars. invested as required BY said acts aud
Whereas. said Company has filed in this ONCE a
written instrument under its corporate seal.
signed BY the President and Secretary there
of. authorizing any agent or agents of said Com
pany in this State TO acknowledge service of
process, for and in behalf Of said Company ae-
eOrding to the terms of said act of April S. 1856.
Now, Therefore. in pursuance OF the acts
aforesaid, 1. JAMES ii. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State Tor Ohio. do hereby certify that said Man
haitian Insurance Company Of New YOFk. is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
first day of January. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and lxty-eight.
lSeal.l In Witness Whereof. i have hereun-
TO subscribed my name andeaused the
seal Ofmy Office to be affixed the day and
JAS, H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
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EEP Gen. 1. r. Sherwood has pur-
chased the WauseOn Republican and the
Bryan Union Press newspapers, and in con-
nection with Mr.. a. B. Smith, formerly
of this place, viii continue the publication
of those reliable Republican journals
Both gentlemen have had considerable
experience in newspaper life, and are
quite certain to succeed in furnishing good
and acceptable papers to the people of the
Northwest region. We wish them the
most abundant success in their enterprises.
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ORDINANCE
= preserve good order and qlist in The in.

IA
70 preserve good order and qaiet in The in
csrporated VILLAGE of Warren.
SEc.1 /. Be it ordainedby the Town Council OF
the Incorporated village OF warren That lt
shall be unlawful for any person OF persons TO
disturb the quiet and good order o'said village
by clamor aud noise, in day OF pight season. By
intoxicatiOn. drunkenness. 1ghtng using OBJ
scene and profsne language nthe streets or otber
public places, to the annOyanee OF Its citizens.
or otherwise violating the pubile peace By indie
cent or dis"rderly conduct. or BY le"d and las
civinus behavior.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be unlawful ior eommon pros
titutes and their associates. whether male or fe-
male, TO eongregate in couples or groups. TO
stand upon or Obstruct the sidewalks sr corners
of streets. in any lane or alley. m front or about
any hotel, depot or other public places by day
or ny night. IN SAID village.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be unlawful Tor PICK pockets.
burglars, thieves, watch stute.s and persons
practising any trick or game of chance with in
tent to sWindle. to practice, sell or conduct the
same in said village.
sEc. 1. ANY person or persons YlOiating any
of the provisions of this ordinance snail upon
conviction be fined in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars. and pay all the costs ofprosecution.
SIC. 5. All ordinances. or parts OF ordinances
inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC 6. This ordinance shall AXE effect and
be in force on and after its publication.
Passed in Council May 6, lS5I.
(Signed) L. n. DAfSONs Mayor.
II. Ii. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
May Is, 1861.
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~ Particular attention given to the Insu-
rance Of Farm Property. Isolated Dwellings and
their Furniture. for one. three or five years.
Losses equitabiy adjusted, and promptly paid
in cash at this Agency.
ALMOND D. WEBB, Agent,
May Is. 1875 Warren. Ohio.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFFS SALE.
~ Harvey Harris vs.. Daniel Hall. Jane
Hall and Laura Amelia Wick. In the Court of
Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of
said Court in the above named case and to me
directed and delivered. I shall expose TO public
sale. at the south door of the Court House, in
Warren. TrumbuR County. Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF June, 1857.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock D.
m, Of said day, the following Real Estate, to-
wit: Situate in said county of TrumbuI, and
in the township of Hartford, being part Of lot
No. q. ana bounded as follows: Beginning at
the Southwest corner of Sheldon j.. Bakers
orchard. thence running west along the line of
Seth Hayes land. one chain 90 links to Seth
Hayes; thence north six chains. and IS links /;
thence east to a lot OF land sold By Hayes and
Plumb. to Thomas Mike; thence south to
Sheldon J. Bakers orchard fence; thence south
along the west line Of said orehardto the begin
ming containing about one acre and a quarter
OF land, more or less" Appraised atS-rerms
cash. S. N. LAIRD Sheriff.
SherihFs Office Warren, o. May Is, ls6I-5t
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It is supposed by some that the Prince Of
Wales visited this country in part TO obtain a
package of Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salera-
tus. Whether be did or not, it would do honor
to the Queen't table to have as nice light biscuit
as that article always makes, If any body has
any doubts on the subject go to your Grocer and
set z naneEs immseietstE and hpd -of ? tfFths
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

ES-TO pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest. pa
sins through the beautiful valleys of the Che
mung, Susquehsnns. Delaware and kamapo
rivers. an eyer-chaDging panorama Of natures
beauties commands attention.
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Since the foregoing was written and
put in type. the following news of the
release of Jefferson Davis from durance,
by being admitted to bail, has been re-
ceiyed:
RICHMOND, May 13.-The United
States Court was packed this morning.
A military guard was placed around it
and a strong police force was inside
About twenty ladies we're among the
spectators, also some fifty negroes At
sleyen o'clock Davis was brought in and
took a seat next to the prisoners box.
with General Burton and the United
States Marshal. Aseryant accompanied
him. Davis sitting by an open window,
remarked. sit Is 8 little cold, isn't it,"
and he was removed to q seat near his
counsel, in front of the Judge.
Generel Burton's return 10 the writ
of habeas corpus was read, and the
Judee complimented General Burton
on obeyine the laws, and relieved him
of the custody of Davis. Then b
Marshal Immediately served on him q
bench warrant, to answer the Norfolk
indictment. =,
Mr.. O'ConnoF spoke of Mr.. Davis
long Imprisonment and feeble health,
and asked that he be bailed. There
being no opposition on the part OF b
prosecution. who fixed the amount OF
bail at $4,000 the Judge announced
his readiness to accept bail, stating at
the same time that the RESPONSE
biIity of the delay in bringing the case
into court rested upon the Government,
and not upon the District Attorney
Healso said that one halfof the amount
of bail should be given by persons re-
siding in the State of Virginia.
The sureties then came forward, Hor-
ace Greeley being among the first, fol
lowed By Mr.. Schell. of New York, and
Mr.. jackson, Of Philadelphia, and 9TH
ers. A number of gentlemen residing
in Virginia offered their names as bail:
Davis was congratulated by several
friends, but there was no demonstration
po61o u the n+a,
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Office of the Auditor of State. |
Columbus. o.. March s. 1867.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
correct copy Of the Statement Of Condition Of
the Manhattan Insurance Company Of New
York, made 70 and flied in this Office. for the
SeaIJ Witness ny hand and seal officially.
t JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk feI Auditor Of State.
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The best VentiIsted and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches E5-IN THE ROkLD1Ea
all night trains on this railway.
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STATE OF NEv YoRK. -
County Of New York.
Andrew J.Smith. Vics President, and George
B. Hodgsdon. Seeretary Of the Manhattan Insu-
rance Company. being seyerally sworn. deposs
and say, that the foregoing Is q fall. true and
correct statement Of the afsiIa Of the said In
suranos Company. and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
ANDREW ]. SMITH. Vice President,
GEO. B. H0OGSD0E. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this sd day
of January, 1851. TROS. j. TH0RNELL,
[5e stampl (seaD Commissioner for Ohio.
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New Advertisements.
A TTAGHMENT-

A IIAOHMENT.
ADavid Eteburn. Plaintiff, vs.. Henry EFens,
Defendant. Before EdEart Spear. Esq, JUS
tee of the Peace Of Warren. TrumbuII County
Ohio. On the 10sh day OF May, 1851, said JUS
tee issued an order of Attachment 10 tAe above
action. for the sum of S92.16. Said suit is for
trial June l1fh, 1867, al 8 o'clock. A. NJ 81
SANDERS0N & JONES,
May Is. 1s67-st Plaintiffs Attys.
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NOTICE.

nITCH NOTICE.
IL A petition having been presented to the
Commissioners Of Trumbull County, Ohio. BY
James Taylor and others. Il establish the fol-
lowingdescribed ditch, drain, OF water course,
in Warren township. to wit: Beginning on the
lands Of John Liby, in Warren township. IN
said county of Trumbull. bounded on the east
By lands Of Henry ERNST. south by Daniel Wan
of Daniel Hayhinger, James Taylor and g.. XIII
mite. and north by lands Of & E. Hoyt q Co.
thence southwest through lands Of James lay
lor. Joseph Kreitler. Daniel Hayhinger. until It
runs into Duck Creek. on said Joseph kreitler 3
land
AN persons concerned will take notice that
the Commissioners of Trumbuu county. win
the iEnglneer, will meet on the line Of the pro
posed ditch, on Friday the 7th day Of june, 1901.
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. for the purpose oil viewing
the route of the proposed ditch. with q view 10
establish the same, and also to make an app0r-
tionment of the costs and expense of making
said location, and the superintendent OF the la
c. A. BRIGDEN. Auditor.
Auditors Office. Warren, o., May Ia. s6I-4W
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HOME TEsTTMoNY.

MR- II. B. K~nSGsLEY-Dear Sir: We fsel Il a
duty We the public. to state that Mar
shalls CathoicOn Is q medicine inTalusbie for
eomDlaiats cias 81 under the head Of Female
Diseases We have used Jour Graefsnberg
Mealelne. and have been Greatly benefited
We would haVe than To the thousands Of our
sex who are sufsEing from weakness. We would
recommend the CathOlicOn a. q sure panaoea.
II gives strength 10 the system. and enablaa
each Of the organs OF the body to perform their
appropriate functions
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BARGAINS, In under garments
ID for Gentlemen's wear. We have a sLge
assortment Of seasonable goods in this lime. thar
o1 nc Erenrh Yoke Shirt, Flannel and Cassi-
mere Shirts, Silk Undershirts and DraWers'
moi very expensive, but decidedly cheap noSl-
siIk Undershirtg. (yOu will buy them loI rs ro.,a1
Tssn Drawers. at FIELD
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NEW LOT OF THOSE

AYoung Mems style Silk and Cashmere Hats
citv onened his week. AHordo of advice. don't
be fooled into buying q low priced Ailk or eassi-
mar hat. the first time you are out IN q shower
II Is ruined, while ours will stand q dozen thor3
ongb sonkipgs in the rain, without material
inilry. Buy your Silk and Cashmere Hats and
save money, and for that matter, buy all Of
your hA'' anu O1 FIELD & TURNER.
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i'm CUSTOM WORK

DOur Custom Department. s% turning out more
work now than at any time before, and altnoogh
for tho past two weeks. owing to the great rush.
Ga nave been Obliged TO disoppoint some OF our
customers BY not getting the work done IN time.
we nave now perfected such ARRANGEMENTS that
hereafter we can get up either Wedoing. pas.y,
or business suits. or any part thereof. on very
short notice. Oar prices in this department are
always lower than the same style and 9uaIty
of material and making. elsewhere We en-
NOV none but first class jOurneymen, real artists
IN their profession. II you want to get value
received for your money, buy your custom
Made clothes Of f1hhU@ ASnrHN
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Rye Flour.

BARGAINS
ID In all kinds of goods that men, wear
inciuding sill and Linnen Hsndkerchleis In
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15

bargains in Skeleton Goats,
Dfrom the finest Black Cloth to a Flannel
EIouse-just the thing for tAs hot weather that
Is now about upon us. Call and see then; AZ
= FIELD TURNER'S
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NJ. -. TYLER

TAKES THIS METHOD ofIn-
Il forming his friends. and the public gensr-
ally. that he has removed his GUN SHOP.
from Vienna, TO Warren, and can be found on
Liberty Street, opposite E. K. Wiseifs Carriage
make. or repair, anything in the sun line
Alse will keep on hand. for sale. the original
Howe Sewing Machine. and will attend promptly
to therspainng Of aHkinds of Sewing maehinss.
Door Locks KEYS, &C.
May s. 1S6T-tf
ESTATE of MARIA HEATON,
H decd. Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator, on the estate Of Maria
heatOn. decd. JOSIAH ROBBINS, Jr.
May s. lS67-3t
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"a ASK for TICKETS VA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at al Principal Ticket
Offices IN the West and SOuth-H est
n. RIDDLE. WM. R. BARR.
Gen. Sup't. J. .Genl Pass. Agt
Jan. %. lS67-tf
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WI
". MisceIIaneous

The greatest amount insureain any one risk.
$500.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured in any one city, own or village: and
the greatest amount allO to be insured in
any one block-depsnds on circumstances.
in any other State. As security for losses there
in, $lS. 500.
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FRAGMENT

A
"A Harris Johnson. Plaiasif vs.. Salem
Dery and Mecca Oil Company. DetendAns,-
Mecca, Trumbnll Co. Ohio On the 4ch day Of
April. A. D.. 1851. said Justica Issued an order
Of Attachment in the above action. for the sum
Of SIS 800. Said suit Is for trial JUnel5, 1867.
a tone o'clock. P. n. HARRIS JOHNSON.
May7 lS6l-St
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DYING.

Il The Underlined would respectfully in
torn the citizens OF Warren and vicinity, that
be is prepared to dye either siIk, wooden or Cot
one. and at prices TO suit the times. His place
Of busine IL first house west Of M. D. Loyeless'
residence. Enquire at J. Whestley's grocery.
DE Is also prepared TO WEAVE CARPETS,
&e., 10 8 style equal tOthe best.
By strict attention to business he hopes to
merit and receive . liberal fhare Of public
patronage
~ The highest pries paid far good carpet
balls. ROBERT KHEATLEY
May 15-3mO