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Soldiers Bounty.

An ACT to facilitate the payment of
soldiers bounties under act of eight
cen hundred and sixty-six.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, author
lied and directed to employ, for not
more than n year, fifty additional
clerks in the divisions of the Second
Auditors Office Of she Treasury De-
partment, to expedite furnishing in
formation to the Psymaster General in
regard to soldiers claiming bounty
under the provisions of section twelve
and thirteen Of the act entitled can
act making appropriation for sundry
civil expenses of the government for
the year ending June thirtieth, eighth
cen hundred and s~ixty-seVen, and FOR
other purposes" approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
in all cases preference of said
employment to soldiers and sailors,
honorably discharged from the service
Of the United StateS.
SEC. 2. And Be 4 further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Treasury be, and
he is hereby, authorized and directed
to procure and provide adequate and
convenient rooms fer all clerks employ
ed in the examination of the muster
rolls in said of Office.
SEC, 3. And be Il further enacted. That
the assistant treasurers of the United
States in the cities of New York and
San Francisco be and they are hereby,
directed to pay duplicate checks, for
bounties granted under the SAID act,
upon notice and proof of the loss of
the original check or checks, under
such regulations as the Secretary Of the
Treasury msy direct.
SEC. 4. And Be Il further enacted, That
the Second Comptroller and Second
Auditor are each hereby authorized to
detail one clerk in his bureau, who may
sign all certificates and papers issued
under any of the several bounty acts
for such Comptroller and Auditor, who
shall be responsible respectively for
the official acts Of said clerks:
Approved, Mvrch l9, 1868.
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STATE OF OHIO. A--B-, being duIy
Trumbull Co.. ss.J sworn. says he accurately
measured the landupOn which C-D-raised
E crop oi-the past season. and the Q~usntity Of
land is-and no more.
(Signedl Al.
Sworn TO before me. this-day of-1s6..
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Certificate of Autbort,v
CertAncate OF Authority.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICEl
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. J
CnlnmhnE D Nah N 1asa |

NOAuHDu1s O.t A1rcQ. u. lho5.J
Whereas. Satisfactory evidence has been fur
nished to me, showing that the EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of the u. s. of
New York. in the State of New York. is pos
sessed OF at least the amount Of actual capital
required for the organization Of Life Insurance
Companies In this State, under the provisions
Of the act entitled An act for the iucOrpOra-
ton and regulation of Life Insurance Comma
mes, passed april 10th; 1867. and that the same
Is invested as provided by the said act and
Whereas The chief financial officer Of the
said State. BY whose laws the said company was
Incorporated. has duly certified under his hand
and official seal. that hf, as such officer, holds 10
trust, and on deposit Tor the benefit Of an the
policy holders Of said Company, such CAPITAL
invested as aforesaid. specifying the items there
o., and that he IS satisfied that such securities
are worth one hundred thousand dollars: and
Whereas, The said Company has appointed
Messrs Schneider C Ihay er. Esqris. OF Gin
cinnati. IN the County Of Hamilton. asits Attor-
ney IN this State. on whom process of law can
be served. and a certified COPY of the Charter
Of said Company bas been fled in this ONCE by
the said Attorneys. together with a certified
copy OF the vote Or resolution Of the Trustees
or Directors of said Company. appointingsu such
Attorney; and the said Company has also fled
in this OhHe a statement of its condition and
affairs IN the same manner and form required
for the annual statements Of similar eompa-
MES organized under the laws Of this state.
Now, therefore, l, james II. Goldman, Audi
tor Of State for Ohio, in pursuance of the pro-
visions Of the act Aforesaid. do hereby certify
$500 - La9 AlAAEAAGA Will ~
requirements Of the said act, and the said Co.,
having appointed A. ID, Webb, Esq, ofWarren,
as Its Agentin the County OF Trumbull 1 do also
hereby certify hat said Company and Agents
reduly authorized 70 transact the business Of
LIFE INSURANCE in this state. as provided
by the laws thereof, upon filing q cerufed COPY
OF this Certificate Of Authority in the County
Recorders office Of the county where the said
Agency is to be established.
This certificate of Authority is granted. how
ever. on the condition that the SAID Insurance
Company shall not engage in the business Of
any other kind Of insurance than that herein
authorized. as provided by the laws Of the State
OF Ohio.
lSeal.I In Witness Whereof, I have hereun-
TO subscribed my name and caused my
oficial seal ofmy office to be affixed at
the city Of Columbus. on the day and
year first above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
By James Williams, Chief Clerk.
ALM0N D. WEBB. Agent. Warren Ohio.
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ba-Judge Burke, in his charge to
the Grand. Jury of Summit County,
Common Pleas Court, called the atten-
ton of the Jury to the "Visible Ad-
mixture Law" declaring it to be
unconstitutional, giving his reasons for
SO holding, and instructed the jurors
that they we're not obliged to consider
the law of any binding force.
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F. L. Cardoza, the newly elected See
rotary of State in South Carolina, is
a light mulatto, and the first of his
race to hold g State Office in this coun-
try. Mr.. CORDOBA is a native and resi-
dent of Charleston, and a moderate
Republican in his views. He owns a
handsome home on Bull street, which
is the hospitable home of the mission
aries sent from the North to teach the
colored children. In person. Mr.. Car
doza is portly and of medium height,
walks with a quick, firm, elastic step,
speaks with hesitation, has a good flow
of strong Auglo-Saxon, with a full
and flexible voice. He was educated
st the University of Glasgow.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EXPENDITURES.
Actual Expenditures during the year
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COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
To BE HELD AT

TO BE HELD AT
OAK
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The result of the recent elections in the
Southern States is summed up as follows:
In every one Of the original secession
States a very large white vote has been cast
for Radicals; the colored people have re-
fused, " in rare cases, to present them
selves as candidates for Office; not a negro
has come forward for Congress; the heavy
msjorities in all except Arkansas, cast for
the Republicans, ecu the electoral votes
of these five States for General Grant next
November.
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The Impeachment Trial

Is not concluded at the time we go
TO press. Since Mr.. Bingham closed
his argument last Wednesday, the
court has been celebrating with closed
doors most of the time. Yesterday
was the day set spart for the vote, and
before another issue of our paper can
reach its readers the country will
know the result.
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. 81

~ Shafer Brothers, vs.. James Hogan.
Before S. B. Storer. j.. P. of Hartford Town
ship. Ohio. The defendant will take notice,
that on the 18th day Of April. A. D., 1868, said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment in the
and seventy-iye cents. and the zane will b.
for hearing on the 18th dayo of June. A. d. 1S0o,
" sHAFER BROTHERS.
May Is. 1s6s-St
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The present Legislature ought to be
nick-named the DISTINGUISHING Legis-
lsture. 1t has already passed three
DISTINGUISHING acts-one directed against
the colored men of the State, n
against students, and one against SOL
diers. Webster defines a Democrat to
be "one who is in favor of extending
the suffrsgeto all classes of men. And
yet this Legislature calls itself Demo.
cratic Ashland Times.
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Homo Facts.

Domestic Manufactures Of Cassimeres are
fast becoming fine mutations of Foreign
Goods, both in respect to style and complete
ness Ofhnish. The prices which they command
at the present time. are far below those of For
eign make Perhaps one cannot make better
use of their time, than to l~eisurely inspect the
different stocks ofSpring purchases now load
ing the shelves and counters of our Merchants.
There is one Store IN particular, which is well
filed with new and beautiful styles of FOreign
and. Domestic Cloths and Cassimeres. large
stock of Clothing. All the new styles Of Hats,
Caps. Neat and desirable styles of Furnishing
Goods. Prices low. See that yo1 are well sup
piled with enough money to buy what you need
and call upon REED x ADAMS. Main street.
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EGAL NOTICE.

The State of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS
in the Probate Court Of said County.
Fanny Miller and Carlos ID. Miller, Adm'rs Of
Friend B. Miller. deed, VS.. ROscsllas j. Mil
Ter, Henry IL. Miller. Monroe L. Miller, Esther
A. Alexander, and Daniel Alexander. her hus-
band. defendants.
Petition to Sell Land.
The said Roscellas J. Miller. who Is supposed
to reside in San Francisco. California, Henry
II. Miller. who is supposed to reside in Califor-
MIA. and Esther a. Alexander. and Danie ell Alex
ander, who are supposed to reside in OREGON f..
are notified that on the 9Th day of May. 1868,
said Administrators, by leave Of Court filed an
amended petition m said Court. in the above
entitled cause. which amended petition. adopt
ing the ayerments Of said original petition, the
same as though repeated at length, except as
hereinafter in effect exceptedO represents that
the sale OF 10 acres OF the west end Of said fifty
acre tract cannot be made without sacrifice and
without manifest and serious injury TO the bal
ance of said land, and thar it will be for the in
terest of said estate and ofall parties interested
in said suit, to have said f~ftyeacre tract sold IN
a body, and that the sale Of said land IS neces-
sary for the payment Of thedebts OF said estate.
Also that said Fanny Miller Is entitled to
dover in said land. Said amended petition
prays for the sale Of said land.
The cause will be for hearing upon said
amended petition. on the 1lth day Of ls6o.
~ nd O'Clock. Am. FANNY MILLER,
CARLOS d. MILLER
Adm's If Francis B. Miller, decd
Hutchins d Spear, Atty's.
Mayl Is. lsbS-4t
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General Buchanan, in command at New
Orleans, has issued an order to the effect
that the discharging of freedmen by own
ers of plantations with whom they have
made labor contracts, upon account OF the
former participating in elections, will n ct
be tolerated, and any planter who shall
discharge a freedman from his employ for
such a course, will be held bound to the
terms of his contract with such freedman.
The freedman will be entitled to receive
wages from date of his discharge, in addi-
ton to the amount due him at that date as
provided for by existing laws.
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and amount Of policies which
have ceased to be in force during
the year. fromall causes-No. 1886
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GLASS;. ASSES AND MULES.

AniplLiouO u poultry owned
Dy any one %
.....l 90
A'odr0mg C5Ehiree-E D King. Vienna q.
Harsh, Warren. HenFy
CLASS S. CROPS.
Best crop Of Fall Wheat. not less that two
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Good TempIars.

Mr.. EDTroR:-No doubt your readers
VIII be delighted, and astonished as well,
to hear of the mighty progress of the Or
der Of Good Templars, as manifested by
the subjoined statement, which is copied
from the Cleveland Leader Of the 18th
inst. That paper says:
1--WE give the following statistics in re-
gard to the Order in Ohio from the re-
turns of the G. w S. of Ohio, to the r.
W. G. L. Of n. A.efor the year ending
April 18th, 1868:
No of memhers ApriI 1888 81 g2s
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CLASS IA. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

Best moving machine..--~---~--.--Dlp Diploma
L G Mathews. MarreI; Vim B Kennedy. Ba-
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[Cow must be kept on grass at the time of
trial. and for two weeks previous TO the expe-
riment. The times of trial are to be from the
10th to the 2eth Of June. and from the 10Th to
nished. eontaining-lst, the age and breed Of
the COW, and time Of ~calving; ID, the quantity
Of mich in weight, and also of the butter, du-
ring each period Of ten days; Sd the butter
made on the last trial. TO be exhibited with the
COW. at the fair. and the statement to be veri-
fed by the eompetitor and any person CONVEX
SAINT with the faets.l
Awarding Committee for I'd, Sd, / 4th. Divisions.
-Almon Clark, Pennington; S Chryst, Lords
own u Casferline. BaZetta.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. )
mi. nhin NJ nn 10 L

Il is hereby certified that the foregoing il a
eorLeet abstract Of the statement Of the Eduita-
bic Life Assurance Society Of the US. Of New
York. N. Y. made to and fled in this office for
the year 1867.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
SEAL JAS. H. GOODMAN. Auditor ofState,
BY Jas. WILLfAMs. Chief Clerk.
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MARRIAGES.


On April Is, 1858, BY Rev. Cyril Wilson. Mics.
Mr.. SALEM WEIS. Of Champion, and Miss
ELIZAD. WISE. Of Weath ersheld, all Of
Trumoull County. OHIO.
At Waverly. Allegheny Co.. Pa. at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. BY the Rev. i.
4. Morgan, D. D.. CHARLES Z. ALGEO, and
MARY b. CANFIELD. second daughter OF
J.B. Garfield.
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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September rs, IL, s Is, IS6s,
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR Tsss
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
To ssrre ore gear-Henry B. Perkins. r. II.
Barnum. Edwin Delon, Wyatt Mckay.
To scrrs hrO peors.-Justice Hoaglaud. &C.
Fuller. Jacob Ewalt. Norman y. Austin.
During the fair the following members of the
board will have charge Of the different depart-
ments:
HorseF-R, II. Barnum. \. Z. Austin.
GInie-[E. Oeion, J. Hoasland.
FIor1i HaH-H. 3. Perkins,
MccaaR.cs HIiL-A. G. Fuller, Jacob EWalt.
Shesp. Hogs and Pouitp.-Wyatt Mckay.
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R0oK AGENTS WANTED. for H0v,.,d,,
OL1sE 81 GENERAL CRAM. as Soldier
Military and Civil Career. one Isr1.
vol Of go pages, finely illustrated AGENT Vii
ind this the Book to sell at the present sine
Ihe largest eoBiHtsnon giren. We employ no
General Agezfs. and offer ezra inducemsnts ~
eanyassers- Agents Wilfsee the adTantaTe ~
dealing directly with the publishers. Por cir
eulars and terms. address. J. B. BURR e co
Publishers. Hartford, CT,
May 6. 1S6S-4t.
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This class is intended for such work Of art,
industry and skill. as are not otherwise provided
for. For the places of articles not specifically
mentioned, but coming und er any general class,
see General REGULATIONS No. 5.
Ateardina C0mmiHee-Wm Ritezell. Warren (:
Mrs. J NJ Stull, Warren; Miss Lizzie Baldwin.
Warren
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RTRTHS


In Johnston. on April Both. q Son to Mr.. Rob-
err Bartlett, weight Is pounds.
Also, on the 18th. a Son to Horace Bridges, Of
Johnston, weight. AZ lbs.
Also. on May 1st. two daughters 10 H. D. Hol-
comb, weight. 8 and lbs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-13

These annual returns are made up from
the return sheets of the subordinate
lodges for February 1st. 1868, to which
add the institution return sheets Of Hodges
organized between February lst, 1868,
and April lst, 1868, gives May LIST, 1868,
something over $4,000 Good Templars in
Ohio. Since the close of the late war, the
Order In the United States and British
Provinces has increased from a little less
than $4,000 to over SOC, 900 members, be-
ing a greater membership than any other
secret society in America, Freemasons
not excepted"
This is progress in a good work, al
together unparalleled in this or any 9TH
er age, or country. People of Warren I!
Wake up, and unite with your Lodge,
and by union and vigorous action drive
Intemperance out Of town. Come in,
one and all. W.
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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 Commandment and the
Lords Prsyer-Iet them speak of the people"
Horace MAYNARD,
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NOTE.-AH articles Of domestic manufacture
offered for premiums are required to be manu-
featured in the county within the past year.
Atcdrding CommiHee-HarmoD Austin. War
rem; Mrs. MnxwelI Kennedy. HOWlEnd; Miss
Sarah Crozier. Braceville.
CLASS Is. MECHANIC ARTS.
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Queen Victoria has over thirty tons
Of silver and gold plate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-13

na-GoId closed in New York, Mon
day evening, at 1879.
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LUAI NOIIOL.
IL james S. Mackey. Mary Mackey. Eliza
beth Mackey, and Jane Mackey, will axe no.
tiee, that on the the 9Th day Of May, 1858, AIIi-
son II. Mackey. filed in the Court Of Common
Pleast Of Trumbull County. Ohio. against them,
his Petition. praying for partition Of about two
hundred and three acres Of land, lying in lot
Il, in Vienna. and lot 80 in Rowland, in said
County and state. bounded north by the east
and west center road. and land of-Mackey;
east by land Of Mathew K. Mackey; south By
Hiram Greenwood, being the fam Of which
Andrew Mackey, late Of said County, died
seized
Said petition snow pending and will be for
hearing at the Nov. term of said Court for 1858.
TAYLOR JONES, Atty's for Pet'r.
May Is, 1S6s-6t
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w ANTED-AGENTs-FOr the
Authorized and Authentic
LIFE OF ULYSSES S. GRANT.

General Of the United States Army. By Hon
CHARLES A. DANA. editor Of the New Yort
Sun, and Assistant Secretary of War dnri11
nearly the whole of our lats strugRle assistsS
by 9eneralJ Il. Wilson, Of General GrautSs
Stan- The great literary ability Of Mr, Dana
ms POSITION IN the War Department, and ~
peculiar Intimacy with the General, are snre
GUARANTEES that bis work will be the most reIia-
Die and popular Life Of Grant published. For
particulars. address u. q. Johnson
May 6. 1s6S-St 0ni0.
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.STRAY COLT.
.ARM For SALE-

DARN FOR SALE.
u Known as the Galpin Farm in Kinsmau.
containing near one hundred and thirty acres,
Of excellent quality; well adapted TO either
grain or grass. an abundance of timber, watered
by springs. good variety Of fruit. first class
situated pleasantly and every way desirsble'
for particulars address or call on
May Is. 1sSs-f Kinsman, Ohio
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NOTICE.
IN Is hereby given that 4 Petition for the
Incorporation of the Village OF Orangeville,
Ohio, has been presented to the Commissioner
OF Trumbull County. and fled with the Audi
tor of said county praying that a Certificate
of In corporation embracing the territory and
bOunde d by the following lines may be granted.
To wit: Commencing at the southeast corner
of Ian s Of E. B.. Jones. in the center Of the
State line road; thence north along the line OF
of said road to the south east corner Of Vernon
township; thence west along the south line OF
said township seyen-eighths % ofOne mile ;
thence south on a paralel line with the east line
to the south line Of said Z. b. Jones land thence
east along said south line, TO the place Of begin
ming. Said petition will be for hearing o n the
9Th day Of July A. d. 1865, at the Audito rs Of
in Warren. Trumbull county, Ohio.
May Is. lS5S.-6W G.. W. SNYDER. Agent.
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TENNY JERUSHA JANE.
81 The gayest comic song published. Price
40 cents, al ADAMS Book 4 Music Store.
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AfrurQInq GOElulGiee-Glarles GOWQen, Green
A b Merrils, Newton; Austin Andrews, How
land.
CLASS. SWEEPSTAKE-HoRSES.
Best stallion Of any breed .......---......S 90
Best mare Of any
A,oarding CommiHee-Peter Fulk. Warren;
c A Harmon. Warren; F Kinsman. Warren.
SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE.
Best herd Of one bull and four cows. or heif-
ers. all to be OF one breed, and owned by
exhibitor, = premium ....-...-...---Sl 90
Best breeding ball. to be exhibited with five
of his calves net less than six months old,
and the bull. as to constitution, health and
Vigor, to exhibit good breeding conditional 90
Best bull of and age or ss--..-..- Iii %
Best ...----.--.-.lV W
Best herd of one bull and three cows. or
heifers, all 10 be Of one breed, and own
ed and bred by the exhibitor ..-.. Diploma
Awarding Cmmiuee--German Lantsrman.
AustintoEn Ensign Newton, Garfield; John
Dodge. New Lyme.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Best buck of any age or breed--.----s %
Best eve Of any age or eed-------..--- %
CouHinee-Benjamin Bently. B-ookEsld; VIM
Chamberlain. Vienna; a Jewell, Hubbard.
CLASS 4. SHEEP.
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WARREN and BRACEVJLLE
oI FLANk ROAD co. The Stockholders
al ne warren and Braeevills Plank Road Co,
g. Leroy houhed % meet at the store Of Hoyt
- hapgood. Saturday. June 9Th Al
y LUCK !. m, 10 consider the prOpriefv III
Cnooni5g and surrendsring the Foad 10 the
SSsouhty commissioners. according to. statnts
Warren. May 6. IsSs-st Presida5St.
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New Advertisements.
coRREL SMITH. mIr-".-
OAAkLES D.. BREWE
SMITH &. BREWER

GENERAL FORWARDING +
Commission Msrehants, for the Sale and
EurcIn5sHsS ol Ti91r, TRAN, Cheese. Lard, Eggs.
mentsof Produce consigned to our are a. o.
oe5sto PurcnaseW viii receive Prompt Attenio1.
kEFER To-JOhn V. Farrell Co Cbiss1o
eago; City National Bank, CHICAGO . WsI4k
naqlkner, Chicago; Burley & TyrrsH. Cbiea9S.
He4oek 4 Wheeler. Chicago /; Fiske' Kirkland
CO. Shieago; Reed 4 Adams. Wsrren, Ohio:
GSootns. Pres Board Trade. Chicago Hoyt z
g. noGn. Warren, Ohio; 81. B. Taylor. War
LeHf Onlo. MAY s. ls68-Im-
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New Advertisements

T IST OF LETTERS
AUnelaImed. remaining in the Warren Post
Vmre. Tuesday, May L. lS6S.
Bowen Mrs Mary joy Ephram
Campbell William La nberson Mrs Cha's
Down William ) Madison Charles
DOwney james ~ Moore Z
ROrfytR go U3WOld Joshua
Eorney w P~urington deo A & Co
Gillette James QIigle Miss Libbie
Hitchings Humphrey hufe r
Haldman John " See1 John
Harris Z l. % Schryer Z S
HammeI Miss Mary Turner Geo %
Harlem Morrow Williams John W
Hunt Fowler
The fOlloEing letter is held for postage a.
the Warren Post Office.
". A. Drake, Hillsdale. Michigan.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above. will
please call for advertised letters.
t. Have your letters directed in care of
your box.
If not called for in 30 days will be sent to dead
letter ONCE.
once hours. 7-sOa.m n. to 80 ]. n.
H. H.. TOWNSEND. P. II.