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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
Book RIndIag.

Godey's Lady's Books, Ladies Repositories,
Young Folks, Atlantic. Harpers, &C.: your Law,
Medical md RELIGIOUS Journals; your old
Family Bibles Pocket Bibles. Hymn Books.
&C. you can have them bound in any style. at
the very lowest prices. Mr.. r. a. BALDWIN
who is our Agent at Warren o., will receive
them at the store of J., B, Dunlap on Market ST,
or at his residence North Side Public Square.
and charge nothing extra for sending and re-
turning them.
No Que is authorized to solicit for Us unless
furnished with a certificate from Us.
J. FEATHERST0NE Dc co.
July 1. 1s6s-d.
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Acctdeuts win Happen.

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
suranee Company Of Hartford COnneeticlt. 1t
is the Oldest, largest and best accident insur-
anee company in America
WHITrLESEY ADAMS. Asent.
Juna Il 1888 If
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B utter and Cheese nIarkets,

n. z. August 3, 1s6S.
BUTTER-stsady-5933c for UhiO.
CHEESE-Eirm. Sales at n9loc
C~ScISSATIs August ]. 1858.
BOTTER-Supply Light and prices firm
Prime 10 choice Western Reserve s3a35c.
CHEESE-Seleeted Western Reserve 1S91ic.
Best Grades sell readily, put there Il little de-
mand for inferior.
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Wool shipment

Wool shipment.
Friday, July 23d, there were shipped
from Burg Hill Station, on the A. & G.
W. R, Road, 9s.S54 pounds of wool
nearly fifty tuns-upon whichthe freight
bills amountedt to S1,2tl,92. Pretty good
for one days work. az
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PearlSleeye Buttons are now the rage. alio
Pearl Saeqne. Dress and Vest Buttons. Eha
you want TO look at them be shure and go u
CLAkksS. for he has the lar gest assortment .,
the lowest prices IN the county.
Sign of the Eagle. Main St.
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Fruit Jars.

For preserving Strawberries. Large lot just
HOYT. STATIONS HAPG0oD's
lime pA-Hf
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Dvellipg s. andharns struck By liEhtning. lam
ensues or not live stock killed BY lightning.
whether in barns or AZ large on the farm. are
pdid for By the GieHs Fails hasHranee conpH,es-
tablished in May 1919. Cash capital and sur
plus oyer $4,000. 1t rates are loW-loEer
than other companies of like responsibility
This is the Company tor Farmers. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
July !, 1857
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For Rent. rr.r..rIgY -UF-
Large Front Room over Reed 6 Adams Clio
thing Store. Enquire of
April l5-tf REED &ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

Are the Agents Of the Great United States
Tea Company, 10 Warren?
HQYT. STRATT0N s HAPG00D.
June lott
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strawberries!

Can Be bes. preserved by putting up IN air
tight cans. yOu can buy the best kinds, at
HOYf. STRATTON Il HAPGO0D'S.
june 24-tf --..#-
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Great Attra ciiOn!
BOnnets, Bonnet Materials,
and Straw Goods, must be
closed out AT amy price. at
GUNLEFINGER s BRO.
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Gen. Howard reports that a large part
Of the expenditures of the freedman's Bus
reau were for the benefit Of Southern
whites reduced TO poverty by the rebel
lion.
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''OnWard, right onward,
Into the VALLEY Of Death.
Rode the Six duudred %

But larger. by hundreds multiplied into mil
lions. than the doomed band who rode to swirl
destruction IN TennysOn1s poem. is the great
cavalcade Of unhappy men who are rushing 10
untimely graves. followed by the gauut spectre
Dyspepsia. This Is all wrong. and should cease.
Plantaucn Bitters. the great Stomach Pain Kill
Ter. cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Headache,
Vertigo. Dizziness. and all 81 mptoms Of kindred
character, as it by magic. For Languor, LASH
tude. Great Weakness and Mental Depression,
they have a most wonderful effect
Magnolia Wdier.-A delightful toilet article
superior q Cologne and at half the price.
July 4.-2f
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NJ owing

Can be Kept in first rate running order BIZ
using the pure Mecca Oil. We keep It,
H01T. STATION 6HAPG00D.a
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Castor OIL.

Fol, Moving Machines, and a little left for
HoYT. sTRATToN &HAPGooD.
July l5-tf 1iGa
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window sash

Window Sash.
-Four 20 light window sash-Sxl0 glass-in
good order. win be sold cheap for cash. Apply
at this Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

Tosee some nice ORANGES and Lemons. Pine
Apples. Canned Frpiss .JelIes. and every varie-
ty Of dried fruits. call and examine the stock Of
JEROAE i. CAMPBELL. on Main st.
May 15-tf
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show Case, 7
Counter and Desk for sale eheap, at
hAPG00D d BROWNS.
August 5-tf
show Case,
As Wafer

Finds its Level. 50 will customers find where
good work Is done. this accounts for the rush at
the Art Gallery of Brooks d Potter, who can
photograph that old man just stepping out of
time. or the lutte infant VINO has recently
stepped in. and all Intermediates; try them and
be satisfied Of the fact. Rooms. east side, Main
Street August 5-tf
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For Rent

The best steel Flows in market of D. Il. BEN
EEITs. opposite The Baptist Church.
Warren. May |, lS67-6 -H W
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PIOws, PiOws. Flows.

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. s. ADAIR'S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

DECK A BOO POLKA,
By M'NauEhton. with q splendid eolOred
tlIls page. a fine things, just out Price 20 cents
at nAMSB00KST0RK
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
The Best sewing Machines
For Sale Low.

Are the Howe and Florenee, sold BY Mira. z
S. Adair. first door sonth Of the Austin House
Main Street, Warren. o. Jan. !. 1858.
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What L saw! fnrj -

1 saw good side walks and persons of all ages
passing over them safely. saw roads keUt up
in splendid order and men driving their teams
over them thanking their stars that the money
was so welllai4 out. saw grass growing beau
tiful and green on public squares. and when
ripe, cut aud dried and laid assy in barn. but
the most beWitehihg sight Of ALL saw men.
women. and children hOeking 70 II. Ries's Gus
tom Boot and Shoe shop and carrying aWay
Bo0tsA and Shoes. and leaving Ereenbaeks.
July &-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
1905 lbs. Rufferi

W anted, for which the highest market price
in CASH will be pad. at
A. E. ANDREWS & SONS,
MaE3ef d 01tAS Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
Chamber suits..
Who!

Of various styles. a good assortn ent at price
To- suit the times At TRUESDELL 4 TOWN
SENDS N ay Is. 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
Can Find
Elastic sponge.

The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar. at
July Lift PEW i BROS.
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Horses. Cattle and Mules.


Insure in the Aetaa LUe Sock Insuran.s o..
ofhartford. Conn.,. MHITfLESEY ADAMS.
June II, lS68-tf Agent.
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Call and see the new arrival Of Fans, fine
spangled fans Chip Fans. Palm Leaf. Mourning
Fans. Magic Fans. and aHkinds. just received
at CLARK'S. sign Of the Eagle. Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05
OnIY Three Dnnars. :.
If YOU want

For a Carpet .sxeepet.ge and get one a
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Mag Is. 1855 T4lrrI 6
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$50

Ladies Gold Hunting Watches. a Splendid as
sortment just received At Kings J ewslTy Store.
Main Street, from $50 up, all prices and styles.
Aug, SIT
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THE CHAMPION
Il And Banner Cloth Wringers. Wash Tubs,
Stone and Zinc Wash Boards. &C the Stove store
Of n II JAMESON &WHEELBR.
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Local Notices.

L6ssI EstfoSs Is sea0 per Eas fra iaserfS01,
tSgds D@fiae each Observation-Disclosures - I
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Pocket Book

Containing money. found July 18th. ovner
can have It by proving property, at gr
HOfT. STRA1TON a HAPG00DS.
l Anrnsf SIT
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Read.

Read.
win the eomingman drink vine in the At
lantie monthly tor August.
W. n. W. Z. Porter.
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Ice water

Always on hand. You can always find a good
HoYT. sTRATToN a HAP6oODs.l
August 5-tf SAB
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1000 yd's +4BfoWn SHEEIINGs. at 121S cts.
100 yd's Pine FAST Colored PRISTs. at 121<cts,,
and many other goods selling much below their
value. 10 make room for new fall goods.
July S9-3t PARKS 4 CHEM
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Lard OIL!

HoYf. sfRATToN & HAPGooD's.
July l5s-f 70
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Hop Yeast!
Hop Yeast
August 5-rf

Many People Resort
To a Dye, because they hayeneveru used Bar
rett's Hair Restorative-" Try this. and you
will never want 70 Die (DyeJ lAUg. 5-lt
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLEsALE

"H
WHOLESALE MARKET.
Ovr1oz WESTERN RESERVE CHEovrotr. !
WAREEN, o. August 5. 1881
Gold. 40. 4
Silver. large. I3.
Five-Twenties. 1862. l139z.
1864. ITO.
-" 1855. 1uk.
New 1856. 1851
" 1867. IOs1<.
New 1855. 1851
Seven-Thirties. I'd and Sd seriss) 100. with in
terest.
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANs-White $500 to $3.50 per bashel.
wHEAT-whits. s24G; Amber. s22&. Spring
No 500.
FLOUR-S95 to $3.50.
OATS-Oats roc
CoRN-COrn S1.O0.
FLAX SEED-24O.
DRIED ~APPLES-Tase.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll z0c. cash or trade
CHEESE-F4etOry ISc; Dairy lOallc
EGGS-2e.
LARD-Country rendered. 1901.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
PoTATOES-SI .2O91.SO
TEAS-$1,OO to $50 per chest.
C0FEEE-29Z per bag.
G~LASS-See Hardware report.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

For Sale Low.
One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top BuEU.
One Second Hand Open Busy,
One Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
May lS-tf B.. u. BAEEUR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

So sing BROOKS s POTTER. Ito tune Of
Aud Lang Syne'D who are determined not to
be out done in quality of work. some it from
where it may. ALL styles Of Pictures taken true
as life. aud finished by ourssiDes in ink or water
color. As formerly. we pay special attention
70 copying old pictures. and can make various
changes IN costume. making dresses ofo.d FASH
ion pattern OF cut look modern in style. To
be convinced give us a call. Cur rooms are on
east side. Main1St, over Reed < Adams Clio
thing Store. July l5-tf.
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Lost

On the evening Of july 18th. either on the
Turnpike between Warren and the place for
merly occupied by Jacob II. Baldwin. or between
the hitter place and Nelson Ledge. an 0vereoat
Of q blueish cast. The Under will be literally
rewarded by leaving it this office. or with the
subscriber at Niles Station.
r. H. INGRAHAM.
August 5. 1sGS-1t
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Special Notices.

DR.. Smifk's Electric Or cures Deafness.
''Dr. SHith's Electric or cures Piles.
ID iSmita's Electric Or cures Rheumatism
Or. Smiths Electric Oil" cures Salt Rhsum.
"Dr. Smiths Electric Or cures Gathered Breast
"Dr. Suith's Electric or cures STellings-
DR.. Snith's Electric O7" cures Sick Headache
Tin 9Ominutes) and is the most soothing Of all
appliances. Sold every where.
August 5. 1S6s-tf
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Pure Pine Tar.
Al HOYT. STATION 4 HAPG0oD's
August 5,tf
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CaHand see.

Sc risht haDi eornsr d 81. pa.s.
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Go 10 Pew & Bros.
Lightning

To get your Fruit Jars.
July l, ls6S-tf d.
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FOB SALE.

AVERY DESIRABLE RESI-
"a DEECE. within an easy Is minutes walk
ofthe Court House; 4 acres Of ground. 40 bear
ing apple trees. with plenty Of other fruit and
Good House, Barn, Eood-house. coal house,
smoke house. &c.. good eistern. md nsverfa fall
ing well Of water. Enquire AZ Tyler's Gun
store. Me- Marks 81, Harzen.0 o. BIF
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Local Notices.
Ladies


Local Notices Is cents per Lac frsi i~asarfiOR
ten cents per hae each subsequent laser ton
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~ For the Chronicle.
Union Church.

Tours, hespectfuHys
- NJ. C. WOODWORK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

Ii And pieces. both easy and difcali. lust
rsGd ct ADAMS Music Store, and my music
sent By mail. o. receipt Of price.
July l5-f
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DOES PATENT Cheese Press,
IL at the Stove Store Of
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LaUICN
Can find the largest lot Of Perfume in town at
our store. which We will sell lower than eper
oTeredin Warren.
HOYT. STRATTON & HAPGooD.
Arfyuxf 5-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

ITO CHEESE Makers.
Il Roe's Improved Cheese Watts for sale atth
stove Store Of JAMESON 4 WHEELER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

3Rhat portion of0hrdon recently de-
vAstzted by fire: ; ssOp 70 b rebuilt IN.
a mveh- better and moreSabstantisl style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Considerable apprehension is felt in Rich
mond, lest the crowded state Of the penitentiary
is likely to breed pestilence, which may spread
into the city as soon AS warm weather COM
mences. Dr. Burton, the physician to the peni-
tentiary, has brought the attention Of the Gov
ernor to the subject and appointed commis.
sion TO consist of Doctors Joynes, Cabell, Nc
Cav, Cullen and Bolton, TO visit the peniten-
tiary and report.
Colonel Rose, commander of Camp Scho-
Held, near Lynchburg, had a difficulty in Ri ich
mond, using violent language toward some of
the witnesses against him, in relation TO the
Court martial before which he was recently
arraigned. The case has been referred to Gen
eral Sehofeld
On Thursday last, the Valley Bank property.
in Winchester, was sold by Joseph S. Carson,
agent for H. q. FAINT, receiver. It was pur-
chased by the Shenandoah Valley National
Bank, the price paid being Sl3,0O0 The prop
erty is very valuable.
General Scofield has decided that notaries
public are not equired to take the ssironcIad -
Mr.. Srowden, from New York, has bought a
farm Of thirty acres, three miles from Freder.
icksburg, on the Court House road The land
adJoins the farm Of Mr.. Arthur Hart recently
purchased by Mr.. Snowden
w. l.. Powell, of Spotsylvania, and ST.
Gee rye X. Fitzhugh, Fredericksburg, have been
appointed by the State Conservative Committee
at Richmond to address the voters in the CON-
ing contest
Spiritualism is rapidly on the increase in
portsmouth. The wonderful doings of some of
the mediums are creating great excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16

INTERESTING CASE UNDER THE INTERNAL
REVENUE LAws.-A case was concluded in the
United States District Court, Judge Giles. on
Saturday morning. involving certain facts and
issues under the provisions of the internal rev =
enue laws interesting TO manufacturers of and
dealers in liquors, especially in view OF the
many seizures now being made by the revenue
States VS.. stand casks, stand kegs, &c, seized
in possession of John IL. Hoffman, was an In.
formation against the property of Mr. Hoffma an
found at No. SIS West baltimore street con.
sisting Of the apparatus and implements of a
retail liquor store, a vinegar manufactory and
distiliery in the rear of the premises
The information contained eight counts, sub.
engaged in rectifying without having Gov
ernment license. Second, that he had been en-
90 ged in distilling without a license; third.
that he had been making vinegar upon the
same premises where whisky was manufac-
tured and liquors retailed; and fourth, that the
claimant had not entered In . book fwhic
rectifiers are required to keep for the purpose)
MS daily purchases and sales o. proof.spirits.
The defense put in the general Issue denying
all the allegations in the information. :
The case was tried before a jury and occupied
the attention of the court for three davs The
trial was ably conducted, and the points rslsed
therein elaborately argued by A. Sterrett Ridre-
ley, Esq, United States District Attorney. on
the part Of the prosecution, aud by John y. Il.
Findlav, Esq, for the claimants. The argu.
ment was concluded on Friday, and the case
ing returned sealed verdict for the ciairnant
for AL the property seised. There Is I large
number Of other cases upon the docket the IN.
formation in which contains allegations similar
TO those charged u he above case.--8aItissere
SGa, 16A.r saJ lssfiss % 8E1f7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, March 16-Forenoon.-Cousols, %;
y. 8. 5.2os, Tka72K; Illinois Central, 50 4;
Fries, Ak.
FRANKFORT, March 16-Forenoon.-U. S.
5-20s frmer at rs ka75x. %.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Forenoon.-Cottou
firm and more active Quotations unchanged.
Sales Of 1900 bales. Breadstuffs and pro-
visions quiet.
LONDON, March 16-Afternoon- 90
for money and 93as3S for account; Illinois
Central, soy. Others unchanged
LIyERP0OL, March 16-Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Breadstuffs dull.
LONDON. March h16-Evening.-Political news
unimportant Consols, 92Sa93 for money, and
SO for account. u. s. 5-2O's, 72Sa72S. Fries,
an. Illinois Central, Sex. l.
FRANKFORT, March 16-Evening.-Unlted
States 5-20's, 75k.- -.I 80
LIvERPooL, March l6--Evening-Cotton
easier, and closed firm; uplands 10kalO ad on
the spot and lOd to arrive; Orleans 10 ,, alO d.
Sales of 1900 bales. aH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16
FLOOD IN THE HUDSON RIVER.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l

ALBANY, March l6.-The Hudson river is
rising rapidly at Troy and this citv, and great
fear Is entertained of an impending freshet.
Goods are being removed from warehouses on
the river front
One thousand employees of the New York
Central Railroad struck on Saturday because
ten hours work were demanded Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16

The REV. DIR. TYING, JR-, PUBLICLY REPRI-
MANDED.-Rey. Stephen Tying, lr., was pub
licly reprimanded on SATURDAY morning ia the
Church of TRANSPORTATION, New York, for a
violation of a canon OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in officiating in the parish OF al
other ministe without his consent as stated in
our dispatches of Saturday. An immense con-
course of spectators filled the church IL shop
Potter administered the reprimand, explaining z
the nature of the ohense and cautioning Rev
Mr.. Tying against a repetition of it, Rev M
Tying sat in the aisle Of the church in plain cos
tune. He manifested no emotion and made no
remarks whatever. The ceremonies Were very
impressive, and at their conclusion the Rev.
DIR. Tying, ST., one of the counsel for has son.
handed protest TO Bishop Patter against the
whole proceeding, ..from its commencement TO
It's conclusion as false in its allegations unjust
in its principle. uncanonical ITS form, He
gal In It's transactions, lniq uitous In ITS purpose,
in its spirit, process and development" The
protest concludes as follows:
sAnd do solemnly appeal from thls decision
of this court, and from this approval thereof,
by the Bishop Of this diocese, under the most
earnest sense Of the cruel Injustice with which
and final decision Of the General Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the United
States; to the abiding sense OF justice sno
righteousness in the andi viduAl members Of thu
church; TO the conscientious review OF ths
Christian church throughout this land: 70 M,
accord Of future historic truth; to reneras,ons
Of advancing light and religions purity and
deepest humility, bat with commence nm
feigned, 70 me judgment seat Of the Lerd Jesus
Christ who iS the one great heah and ruler OF
ho church, and whose approval can never BE-
given to the persecution Of the innooenL or the
oppression OF the weak" - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16
PENDLETON MEETING IN CINCINNATI
A FIZZLE.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.
CINcINNATI, March ia meeting in the in
terest Of Pendleton for President, called in this
city on Saturday night, was a failure. Al
though Thurman, VOORHEES, and Pendleton
were advertised to be present, neither were
there, and the meeting did not even organize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16

on the ratincafion Of the new Constitufion of
Arkansas commenced on Friday "A dispotch
from Little Rock states. that the voting was
progressing quietly In such places As had been
State e AaS4, Of whom. ahoat twenty thoaseud
are colored-the exact nnmheI caAnet - stated,
q the returns from several Counties sinpIv
uActiop OF color. The whites are lGrrclyin the
nAtrity, The vots on the Queotaon. OF . Oen.
Ssnfion last .A1 stood - 40 1ug, ma II ,s9e
against; . paiortfy & nerS tAap two = s4e. 2
- 0ensA twe aisshasgsa Asn spriagnela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-16
RHODE ISLAND.

Rhode Isla nd-The Treasurer Of Rhode
Isla nd a Defaulter. .-s..l -.-E
Especial Dispatch to the Star]
RRovIDKNCE, r. l., March 16.-It is freely
stated here that Gov. Burnside is considering
the propriety Of declining a reelection.
The Treasurer of this State, Geo. w. Tew,
has proved a defaulter to the amou mt of "A. 0o0
He has been removed, and Samuel A. Parker
placed temporarily in charge. 5
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2 a SfNouLAn DRAfu.-A man VINO boarded
ct The AGarkee HstsI. PAilsdelphiA choked TO
death on Wednesday night Tne family were
vas seen to tnYn blaek in The lAss ~ sonn
lexpiysd. "A zpiece q nsa1 haA lo6esd m ~
throat, and styansle1 htA I -T3 I
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