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DEATHS.


In Southington, on the 10th OF Oct. MI. JAMES
HEArHAAN, aged Sugars and2 days.
In Hartford. Oct. "a. 1867, REBECCA JANE
WILLIAMS. daughter OF Mrs Catharine
Holmes, aged Is years.
In Hartford, Nov. Sd. RHODA SPENCER, of
Bronchial Consumption, aged y yerrs. After
months Of patient suffering. she resigned her
breath willingly, into the hand Of that God
who gave II.
AT Oberlin, Ohio, Oct. eth, 1867. Miss MARY
MARlNDA POWERS, OF lOungstO Wn. Ohio,
aged twenty-five years.
Hiss Powers. whose sudden death has strick-
en- many hearts, was at school at 0berlin. and
away from the Immediate circle Of her friends
when she fell prey TO the power Of a fever
In the month Of Nay, 1865. she united with the
First Presbyterian Church Of youngstown. Ohio,
on profession Of her faith in Jesus Christ Since
that time her heart has maintained a constant
struggle TO overcome the world. Amid many
trials and Announcements she rev IN grace
and was developing into a noble Christian
~womalhood. when, having kept the faith, she
finished her course
by those best acquainted with her IN the circle
Of her friends At home. In confirmation OF il
comes the united testimony of those Christian
friends IN Uberlln who knew her best. There,
and especially as she drew near the time OF her
last sickness. she put on a more beautiful life,
and her Conscientious, unselhSh heart iongcd
more than ever for meetness Tor heaven This
NS ENN4AA1AAs --AAAN@ a. W. - a -
weanedness from the world. The charm Of q
gay, teOughtless lite was completely broken
The soul ana lis salvation seemed 50 great tnat
the world seemed vanity. She had gotten the
victory over the WOrld-and who Is ne that
OvercOmeth the world but be tnat believeth that
Jesus is the son Of tod 2" ID. In an earnest de-
sire that the dear friends Of her life should all
be Christians-most Of all those OF her own
home. For this she prayed and asked the pray
ers Of others. For this she seemed ready to sac
rifce all things. Like Paul., she felt really 10
die, for her friends. Ler kindred according 10
the flesh" Tnis was a dominant desire OF ner
heart up TO the last. Here is comfort for her
friends In her death. And may her death-bed
desires be answered prayers,
In a community where Miss Pow ers was so
well known as here al Youngstown. il need
hardly be said that she Possessed that senerosI-
" and magnanimity which made hera peculiar
ly dear friend and a much beloved daughter and
sister. Letters written show that she made her
self equally dear to the hearts OF dear friends
in Oberlln. May the sadness Of this parting
lead US all so TO look upon life and death ana
eternity that We shall look to Jesus the savior
OF Einners and be fitted Tor the heavenly man
siOns where parting Is no more.
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Gen. Meade Gives His Demo-
cratic Friends an Answer.

We learn from the Gettysburg Star
and Sentinel that, previous to the late
October election, the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania, sounded" Major Gener-
al Meade as to his fitness for the Presi-
dency. The politicians presented the
case very plausibly, and urged the Gen.
to become their candidate. He replied
substantially that there were three diff
hculties in the way:
First-He preferred his present posi-
tion-a Major General in the regular
army.
Second-He had no taste for the
duties of the Presidency.
ThIrd-He called himself a Republi-
can, and intended voting the Republic
can ticket at the October election.
The committee" was satisfied that
nothing could be done, and left in deep,
but deserved humiliation. The hero
of our great battle is faithful to the
flag and the principles for which he
fought.
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IN the District Court of the Uni.

n - NAS SS0L ~ N1S ~
ted States. for the Northern District of Ohio.
=, In the matter of James Mcconnell, Bank
.upt. In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland. in the
laid District. on the Sth day of Nov. a. D., 1867.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF 0HIO, SIS.
Take notice that a petition has been fled in
said Court by James Mcconnell of Warren. in
the County Of 1rumbull, in SAID District. duly
declared a Bankrup under the Act OF Congress
of March I'd. 1867, for a discharge, and n certi-
fcate thereof. from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act, and that the Sth
day Of Dec. next, At 10 O'Clock a. IN, Is assign
ed for the hearing Of the same, when and.,Where
you may attend and show cause. if any you
have, why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted. You will also take notice that
the second and third meetings of creditors. re-
quired by the 9Th and 18th sections VI said
Act. will be held by order Of said Court on the
5th day Of Dec. A. D., 1857. at ~ O'Clock. q. IN,
at Warren, in said District. before L c. Jones.
ESQ.,, one Of the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL. CPk Of the Dis. Court.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupts.
Nov, Is, lS57-3t
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY a respon-
sible name. The name will be consld-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
None needed "to fill out with" If
you have anything to say. say it briefly.
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IN the District Court of the Uni.

IN the District Court of the Uni
i ted States. for the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of Cornelius Jewell. Bankrupt
In bankruptcy. At Cleveland. in the said Dis
trinct, on the Sth day of Nov. A. D.. 1867.
NORTHERE DIsTsICT OF OHIO. SIS.
Take notice that a petition has been fled in said
Court By Cornelius Jewell, Of Vernon, in the
County Of TrumbUll. in said District. duly de-
clared a Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
Of March I'd 1867, for a discharge. and q certif-
cate thereof. from all his debts and other claims
provable under said Act. and that the sth day
of Dee. next. at 10 o'clock 8. N. is assigned for
the hearing Of the same, when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you hav e,
why the prayer of the said Petition should not
be granted. You will also taxi notice hat the
second and third meetings of creditors, required
by the 9th and 18th sections of said Act, will
be held by order of said Court on the 4th day of
Dec. a. D., 1867. at 10 O'Clock. 6. m at Warren,
in said District. before L. c. Jones. Eco, one Of
the Registers OF said Court
EARL BILL. CIk of Dis. Court,
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt.
Nov. -. lS6I-St
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"a The opponents of impartial suf-
frage argue that the defeat of that
question at the late elections is EVIL
dence that the doctrine is false. Aside
from the fact that no number of votes
can vitiste a principle of justice, their
theory proves too much, because Wher-
ever ERROR triumphs by mere force of
numbers, It would become RIGHT on
that ground alone. Who will argue
that the triumph of the advocates of
Sabbath dissertation and free rum
drinking, makes such offences against
morality, decency, order and sobriety,
right? We opine nc one, save a cop
perhead of the sslamander variety,
who rivals Satan in deteststiOn of NOR
al ideas, would have cheek enough to
take such q position.
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A correspondent writes from Georgia /:
''You would hardly believe, were 1 to tell
you the absurd hopes excited in the South
ern bosom by the recent Democratic sue
cesses in the North. One result the plan
tiers regard Us certain. we shall all be
paid Tor our niggers,' they say, in less
than three years out of the national treas
ury.' l know of several planters who
have ALREADY made out all the necessary
papers, with descriptions, afidavits, &c,
to support their claims" The Copperhead
programme grows more and mare charm
ing every day. No more whiskey tax, no
more excise, no paying our own debts, but
full payment Of ali the damages suffered
by the rebels, including cotton claims,
niger claims, and, in the end, we suppose,
the Confederate debts.
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axe such q position.

n-Ason of Commodore Vanderbilt,
of New York, has lately awaited him
self of the bankrupt act, to pay his
debts. He owes Horace Greedy $500
borrowed money. Vanderbilt, ST., and
Bonner, of the Ledger. have been vap-
orizing in the papers for some time on
the respective merits of their fast hor-
sea. Bonner proposes to trot his team
against Vanderbilt's, the gate fees to
be given Mr.. Greedy toward making up
tie amount Y. jr. smouged him put of.
The Commodore will hardly be able to
zee i.
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pA-The rebel Democracy of Virgin
ia are publishing black lists of white
men who voted the Union Radical
Ticket. and are discharging colOred
men from their employ, and in some
instances burning their property, as in
the case of two blacksmiths who voted
for John Minor Bolts. How long, o,
Iuzfioaf
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nlA Washington special-an ire
sponsible variety of news gossip-says
the friends ex-senator Wilson, chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, assert that
he win kill the impeachment project
by his casting vote. Another special
says that a large portion of Johnson's
annual message will be devoted to
the finance question. 1t is said he
does not agree with either Buffers or
Pendleton's schemes, but accords with
Secretary Mccullough, in favor of
contraction and an early resump-
ton of specie payments.
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ssRing,R Amhrnsia, >,

We notice that the First Premium on Hair
Restorative. was awarded to DR.. Il. NJ. Tubbs.
Peterboro, N. h. The inventor Of Rings Neget-
able Ambrosla, by the New York State Agri-
cultural society, at their Annual Fair held at
Buffalo. n, l., in October. 1901. 1t restores
gray hair in a truly wonderful manner. il re-
moves daDdruh AID all itching, and humors Of
the scalp. and IS unriEalled as a hair dressing,
Imparung 10 the hair that soft, glossy appear
ance 50 much desired by AL. II is advertised
this week IN another column. NOV. I3-lm.
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The Augusta Ca CHRONICLE and SeatI-
mel advises the people of Georgia to refuse
employment, support, aid or patronage to
those negroes who voted for the conven-
ton. Il thinks there Is 'no power under
the sun, which can compel the white capt.
tai of the South to give support to these
eOiOred men. These fellows who own
'the white capital" South, and refuse to
''employ or aid" negroes who vote for lib
erty, will, doubtless, within a few months,
be begging bread from the North to keep
from starvation.
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pAIGari5aldi met with a disastrous
defeat in a battle with the Papal
forces on the I'd inst. He was attack
ed by a much larger force than his
own, and after three hours of hard
fighting, in which he lost 900 in killed,
1000 prisoners. and many wounded,
he retreated. He was taken prisoner,
by the Papal forces. 1t is claimed
that he is insane. The revolutionary
movement is broken down all over the
territory.
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ES-The cities of New York and
Brooklyn gave, at the late election,
about rs. 900 majority for the copper
head party, entirely overbalancing the
Republican majority given by the ru-
raj districts of that State. God made
the country, but man made the city"
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TsRMs:--s2.oo per Year in Advance.

Let our laws and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red men, not Of black men,
not of men of any complexion; but like the
laws of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak of the people,"
Horace Maynard.
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Reconstruction In Alabama

MONTGOMERY, November S.-The Re-
construction ConventiOn-in q test vote,
tabled, by As 10 ~, the proposition to. sbol-
ish the present provisional State govern
ment within twenty days. An ordinance
was introduced and referred, to organize
S provisional government for the State,
vacating all important State offices on the
first of January, and a provisional COVER
nor, to be appointed by the convention
who shall fill all offices with men who can
subscribe to the test oath. A resolution
was introduced and referred, proposing to
~disfranchise all persons implicated in the
murder of Union men during the army.
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pG- The Ohio Legislature Will meet,
Monday, January 6. 1868. The law
requires that body TO 60 into an cleo
ton of U. S. Senator on the second
Tuesday of January.
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The Election for members of the
Legislature of Virginia has resulted as
follows: Senate, 20 Republicans 70 .
Copperheads. House, A Republicans,
to IL Copperheads. This is just about
the same as last year. The vote shows
a handsome Republican preponder-
anee in the State.
One of the natural results of increas-
ed Copperhead activity, is the attempt
of the rebels to recover the property
which they abandoned when they en-
tered the rebel service, and which was
con6scated under the law. Numerous
suits have been commenced to test the
validity of the title to the confscated
property.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13

On the 29th of the present month,
Elisabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone,
Susan B. anthony and George Francis
Train, will speak in Cleveland, on the
question of Woman Suffrage.
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october2 1851.
PLACEMENT.
AIN ESTRAx.

CAME TO THE RESIDENCE
OIof the undersigned in Braeeville. on Friday.
Nov. l. 1857. a Black Horse. about medium SIZE,
having yellow colOred n~Ostrils. has worked in
harness. heavy NAME, supposed to be about
eight yea rs old. The owner can have him by
proving property and paying charges, other
wise he Will be disposed of according TO law.
VIM. ERNST,
Braeev lie. Nov. 6, 1867.
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pa Buffalo paper says that a babe
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Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup.
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nSa.An explosion in a coal mine, at
GIamSggsn. Wales, occurred last week,
Sby which 200 lives were lost at the
1Eerndale mine.
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aG-The Government will be ready
10 proceed with JEFF. Davis trial, on
the 18th inst.
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DANKRUPTCY-

ID In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Northern District of Ohio In themat-
ter of Allen a Tieehurst, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. A warrant in Bankruptcy
has been Issued BIZ said Court against the estate
of of said Allen A. Ticehurst. of North Bloom
field, in the county Of Trumbull. of the State Of
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Hutehins < IDgersolls. Att'ys for Petitioner.
Nov. g., lSe7-2t
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ONO, s..

Take notice that 4 petition has been filed in
said Court by Morey L. Aldrich and Frank
Beach. Of Fowler. in the County Of Trumbull,
insaid District. duly declared Bankrupts under
the Act of Congress Of March ID. 1867. for a dis
charge. and a certificate thereof. from all his
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a. IN, is assigned for the hearing Of the same.
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IN the District Court of the Uni
i ted States. for the Northern District Of Ohio.
IS. In the matter Of Morey l.. Aldrich and
Frank Beach. Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy
At Cleveland. in the said District. on the 18th
day ofNOv.. A. D.. 1861.