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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-12

REFEREES WHO HAVE oCR "1ASos IN USE:
.;cneral Robert r. Lee, Lexington, VI.
General Robert RLlisuu, W ilisin ;toH, =. {.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, LII.
Mcssrs X. Burwcil X sons. Charlotte, H..
Mix Strakosch, Itai Ill Opera.
Mcssrs Pici soa " Sons. Shln;cr. 5. Z.
charles Spencer, Charleston. :. {.
October ~ o-ouios
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Keep your Liver in s "rn"r-%rGp ,,;.;d,, y"nr d,,
Iv ,ir u.,. Of these re d y mcdrs and no iisrise
will ever ass ii YOU.
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Dasiaess gaEas.
~ r 70 50 " II y G.,
~ DYER IND SC0CRER
III Na-k. street, between King md
Archda1e-streets.

GEMS CoTs, VESTS, PANTS AND HATS
Dyed C,cane and Pressed
November 10 w!lnJiiion
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For Liver Complaint Jaundcc Dyspepsia, Chro-
mic or NrrI"nt De nh sty 4: G5rons ssa4ss nii ar.
s,ug from u Disorder W cd Liver or Stoinaeh
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Tie confirmed dyspeptia may almost say with st.
Peter "l die daily ra The object OF this art-
Gle is not to remind - him OF his pangs, but
to show him how 10 ban q ish them forever The
II cans OF immediate and permanent relief are prof
ferci him III
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And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the almenti
which incl fcrc with enjoyment; east gloom and des
pondcncy to tue Winds take stronger ho'd OF life
and, Ill short become
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pAyk,IH's nEpATIC BITTERs

Is composed OF the pure juices tor as they are Inc;
liciuay termed, EXtrtctsI OF Roots. Herb ana
Bark. making u preparation hShIy concehraltu
aul cutr Is :rcc from ale hoIc .dInixture OF nny
kind. The" will he ouud
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Programme OF Exercises for Oct. 10Th.
LIST. NATIoNALsALUTE AT SUNRISE.

LIST. NATIONAL SALUTE AT SUNRISE.
2nd. Reception of Youngstown
"Boys in Blue" at Mahoning Depot,
at s o'clock, \. NJ.
Sd. Reception and arrangement of
Delegations, as follows:
Sheridan's Raiders from Mineral
Ridge, with GIee Club and Band.
Niles Boys in Blue; Niles Artillery
Squad, Glee Clubs and Band; Grant
Club, &c, will rest on East Market
Street at TO o'clock.
Youngstown Cavalry, Hubbard,
Liberty and GiraTd Grant Clubs will
rest on Niles road at 10 o'clock.
Rowland, Vienna and BroOkield
Delegations will rest on East Market
Street at 10 o'clock.
Bazetta, Fowler, Hartford, Mecca,
Johnston, Vernon, Greene, Gustavus
and Kinsman Delegations will rest on
Bazetta road, near Fair Grounds, at
1Ol O'Clock.
Champion, Bristol, Bloomfield,
Mesopotamia and Pennington Dele
cations will rest on Turnpike, above
Atlantic Depot, at IL o'clock.
SOuthington, Braceville, Newton,
LordstOwn and Jackson Delegations
will rest their right on Iron Bridge at
foot of Market St, at II o'clock.
Each Delegation will send forward
a messenger at least half hour before
its arrival at the points designated-to
report to the Marshall of the day at the
Sherifr's office, in order to prevent
delay and confusion.
Delegations must be prompt, as the
Procession will move on time.
4th. Free Dinner to "Boys in Blue"
at u o'clock.
5th. Artillery Salute and Speaking
on the Park at ! o'clock,
The exercises throughout the day
will be enlivened by music from
numerous Brass and Martial Bands,
and Patriotic Songs from Glee Clubs.
By order of County Central Com
mittee. o. MORGAN, Charm.
t. J. Nolan, Secretary.
H. G. STRATTON, Marshal of Day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

GALLIoPoLIs, o., Sept. 29th 1868.
DEAR FRIEND Political matters
are at full tide in this district. Ii has
been a little doubtful but the Republic
cans are now sanguine of victory, and
the Democrats are working hard but
without any assurance of success.
l presume you are aware that many
Nirginians voted in this State last fall.
BY the looks of things now, the same
thing will be attempted this fall at
the State election. This county will
gain 500 over last fall. Many Of the
township Grant Clubs have double
the enrolment they had voters last
fall.
Ny schools have been in session
since the 9TH inst, very prosperous,
are generally admitted TO be growing
rapidly in interest and usefulness.
We have had a great amount OF
rain and the river is full of water.
and boats are reaping a bountiful
harvest for this season of the year.
Your faithful friend,
H. J. CALDWELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Helena, August 10th, 1865"
Is Secession and Slavery Dead IF SO,
How and WHY,

Is Secession and Slavery Dead IF so,
How and Why.
The Democratic party take the bold
and reckless ground in their platform,
that the laws of Congress, reconstruct
ing the South, are all null and void,
and should be so held. Yet in the
face of this assertion they announce
in another resolution oftheir platform,
that "the Democratic party recOg-
nizes the question of slavery and Sc
cessiOn TO be settled for all time to
come by the war, or the voluntary ac-
ton of the Southern States in cOnsti-
tutiOnal convention assembled! Now
some of these State constitutional
conventions We're called and author
lied by Congress, and We're of no high
er origin or of more binding force than
any other portion OF the reconstruc-
ton acts of Congress; yet they receive
the sanction of the Democracy in Ma
tional Convention assembled, which
sanction We may legitimately regard
as a virtual recongition of the Repub-
lican doctrine that Congress has the
right to reconstruct the South. This
is a very important concession, and
one that Republicans should never
fail to hold up before the eyes of their
Democratic neighbors, when discuss
ing these questions.
The Democratic platform says that
slavery and secession were settled by
the war" As slavery is no longer a
recognized institution in the South,
nor secession any more Wanted as a
Southern or Democratic dogma, the
only inference is that the Democracy
recognize slavery and secession to be
dead. But, let us ask, who or what
wiped out those livelong pet Demo-
cratic institutions? They say, the wal
and the people of the States. But we
all know that the war, of itself, did
not settle, and could not have set
tied, those questions, but that it was
through the proclamation of President
Lincoln, the laws of Congress, the rat
flying concurrence of the States, the
irrevOcable quietus to slavery and Sc
cessiOn was given. The war settled
the question between the North and
South, as to which was the stronger
power, and the North came from the
battlefield the victor and conquerer,
and as such dictated the terms of final
adjustment of the questions in dispute.
Now the Democratic party presents
the most marked incOnsistencyin rec
Ognizing the action of the 'carpet-bag'
governments of the South as having a
legal right to ratify Congressional ac-
ton in regard to slavery and secession,
but as not having a legal voice in the
ratification of the 14th amendment,
but under the lead of Seymour and
Blair, would declare that most vital
amendment to the Constitution null
and void. But these political vipers,
in attacking the 14th Amendment.
will find their fangs striking a file,
and that their venom is not fatal.
The people will see to it that no DEM
Ocratic treachery shall cheat the Union
North of the hard earned fruits it was
forced to battle so long and sacrifice
so much for.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Republican Meetings.

The central Committee announce
evening meetings as follows, except
ing where announced for day time:
Mecca, Judge Glidden, Wednesday,
Oct. ..
johnson, E. B. Taylor, Friday, Oct.
9.
Bristol, Judge Glidden, Thursday,
Oct. s. 10, AN.
Hubbard, Judge Glidden, Friday
October g.
Liberty, f. 3. Taylor, "Wednesday,
Oct. Z.
Mineral Ridge, E. B. Taylor, Thurs
day, Oct. Sth.
Newton, Junius Dana, wednesday,
Oct. Z.
At Union church, on Parkman
Road, G.. T. Hunter, S. R.. Hawkins,
Wednesday, Oct. Z.
Let there be a full attendance, and
keep the ball rolling.
T. J. MCLAIN, JT., Secy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Grand Rally and Barbecue at Bristol.

Granu Rally II Barbecue at Drlstol'
The UniOnists of Bristol have made
arrangements for a grand time at the
Centre, on tomorrow, Thursday
Judge Glidden, Senator Woodwork
and other speakers viii address the
people. Among the prominent iea-
lures of the intended proceedings will
be the grand great barbecue mann
moth OK is to be roasted for the enter
tainment of the multitude. Asplendid
flag, valued at SIS will be presented to
the Township having the largest num-
Der of persons in procession. Every
person, who can, should be there to
see and hear, and have a share in the
good time, which is bound to come off.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
MARRIAGES


Sept, 18th, AT the Gilmore House, in Warren,
by Rev. Geo. Pierce. Mr.. SAMUEL \.
TDALL and Miss JENNIEO. MASON. both
OF Garrettsville.
Sept. -, NJ the Gilmore House, Warren, by
Rev. Geo. Pierce, Mr.. HENRY GREEN and
Miss ALICE UDALL, both Of Garrettsville
Sept. 10Th, by Rev. L. w. Ely. at the residence
OF Capt T. Morris, Girard, Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
Girard. Trumbull Co. q.
In MeSopotamia, on the Seth ins.., by Rev.
Mortimer Smith. Mr.. SEYMOUR LEE and
Miss ALICE BATES.
In MeSopotamia, on the 3Oth inst. by Rev.
Mortimer smith. Mr.. ELMER ENSIGN, OF
Warren, and Miss MINERVA SANDER
son, of the first named place.
At the residence of the brides father. Nh.
James Wilson. Oct. lSt. by Rev. VIM. Kin
caid, Mir. JOHN w. MASTERS and Miss
LAURA T. WILSON, both o. Warren
township
On the 9)th ult.. At the residence of Mr.. $.
Medbury, by Rev. L. II. Ningling, Mr..
SYLVESTER HULL to Miss JULIA VI.
CALVIN, all of Warren, Trumbull Co.
On the 22d ult, Mt gainesville. by Rev. Benz.
Excel, Mr.. THOMAS WILSON, of Warren,
Trumbuu county, Ohio, 10 Miss MARTHA
FERGUSON, Of Willoughby. Lake county,
OhiO.
In Fowler, on the LIST inst, by Curtis Hall,
Esq, Mr.. LAFAYETTE WILLIAMS, Of
Vienna, and Miss MAGGIE ROBBINS, Of
Rowland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Women of TrUmbuH!

Do you love Peace? Do you wish
your country to escape from the
horrors of another cruel war? Do
you wish those you love to pursue the
tranquil %avOcation Of ordinary life,
rather than that they should go again
to the conflict of arms? If so, urge
your husbands and sons to vote the
Union Ticket on Tuesday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
YnrrNcsrnwN- o. Oct

An engine hauling a freight train
on the Lawrence Branch, exploded
thismOrning, near Covert's Mill, about
engineer, Miner; the fireman, Hurd,
and one brakeman, named Seafert,
making a wreck of the train, and OBJ
STRUGGLING the track all day. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
BOyS in Blue!

We shall meet the foe on Tuesday
next. Are you ready? Every vote
for the Republican ticket is a shot at
the rebels. Straighten the lines,
boys! advance the colors along the
front, and with Gods help, and in
the name of humanity and our grand
old country, charge the enemy home!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
The Meeting on Saturday Night and
the Meeting on Next Monday Night.

INV ANCNhlS vi SdluIuhl NlkHt anu
the Meeting on Next Monday Night.
Hon. L. D. Woodwork, State Sem
ator, addressed the Warren Grant
Club, Saturday evening last, in a very
able speech, in which he gave a seath-
ing review of the Democratic party as
having been pdrticeps criHinis with
the rebels in rebellion. The truth of
the proposition he clearly demonstrate
ed. The reconstruction question he
also discussed with ability, and show
ed that the result of a Democratic tri-
umph would be probably another re
bellion, with its attendant blOodshed
and wide spread anarchy.
On next Monday evening the Club
will be addressed by S. NJ. CASTLE,
Esq, of Cleveland, neofthe best law
yers and most popularOrator in North
ern Ohio. Ashis speeches are always
brim full of sarcasm, wit and humOr,
a stirring time will he had 1t the Hall,
next Monday evening. This will be
the last rally before the October cleo
ton, and being just on the eve of the
great political battle, Republican en-
thusiasm will no doubt he at boiling
heat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Democrats on their Knees TO the Oar

Democrats on their Knees TO the Oar
kieS.
PHILIPS BAYOU, ARK, Sept. Pc, 1868,
EDITOR CHRONICLE Enclosed
find circular issued to the faithful, foI
4 barbecue at Lagrange in this phil
lipps) county, Arkansas. L am per,
sonaIly acquainted with the gentle
men OF the committee.
The democracy have no trouble affil-
Iiating with the "Nigger," if he will
vote the Seymour and Blair ticket,
but when he persists in voting for
Grant and Colfax. he is"low, degraded
and smells bad, and is entirely unfit
to vote
We expect to carry the State for
Grant and Colfax, and from present
indications we will give them a hand
some majority. The Rebs are making
a strenuous effort for Seymour and
Blair. Yours, FRANK TRUNKEY.
The following is an exact copy of
the circular:
BARBECUE AT LAGRANGE!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

kSTA Philadelphia dispatch says
nearly five hundred men are now I'M
der arrest in that city, charged with
having come there from the South to
intimidate voters and vote themselves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
~ On Il frst maze Is nrintnd

hT On u first page is printed a
speech delivered by ROBERT DOUG
LAS, of North Carolina, eldest son of
the late Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
We commend the speech as eminent
ly wOrthy of perusal and consideration
by men of all parties.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Next Tuesday.

VIII be the battle day in Ohio.
Union men! go to the polls early, and
stay there all day. Work for the
cause of our country. Don't begrudge
the time. The Copperheads will
work like beavers-cannOt Union
men do as much? Do your duty
every man, and victory will perch
unOn OlIr hammers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

E4TThe contract for furnishing
Stamps for four years, was awarded
TO the National Bank Note Company,
Of New York, at twenty-five cents per
thousand, by Post Master General
Randall.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Come from the Farm,
WORKSHOP AND MIME.
Union Hen of m

Let US give one day to our Country! Let
us assemble in our might, and consider the
great issues in the canvass. The enemy are
Viglant and determined Rebels at the
South, trusting 10 the promised aid OF their
Northern Democratic SympathizerS, are re-
organizing to secure the success OF the Lost
Cause. shall they succeed Shall unrc-
pentent rebels assume control Of our GOV
eminent. Shall the Neutrality-suspicious., in de-
hance OF the civilization OF the age, butcher
Southern UniOnists with impunity?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

E~A political earthquake in Spain
has overturned the old Bourbon mon
archy of that long misruled nation
Queen Isabella has been driven from
the throne and capital, and the Re
publican revolutionists are masters Of
the situation. The Queens only adj
herents seem to be the Catholic
Church, the priesthood of which
strangely cling to this bad woman
despite all her notorious harlotry and
unblushing moral and political profit
gacy. The people, however, could
not longer bear the world wide dis
a into which a corrupt and heart
less court was every day more certain
" involving them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

lHLNNaN ~ - 1VVNs
EDITOR CHROSICLE:-The Repub-
licans of Mecca met at Miller's Hall
on the : inst. and organized by
choosing the following officers A.:
President, Noble Mason /; Vice Presi-
dents y. b. Cobb, Edward Mecham
Treasurerand Secretary, d. y. Pierson;
Executive Committee, VIM, w.
Cowdery, Calvin Wannemaker, ID.
w. Read, VIM. johnson, John
Chaffee, J. L. Webb. 131 members
enrolled. d.. \. PIERsON SEC.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

Ey~Tom Ewing jr. in a dispatch to
his Democratic friends in Washing
ton, does not give a hopeful picture
for his party in Ohio, which is inter-
preted that he gives up the State.
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:" @ - Il Ed NJ W
FIELD, TURNER & Co.

Would now call special attention to theiI
stock of paper cOllarS-we keep the only
genuine Dickens Collar in Warren, also
the Baden Collar, cord edge, round corners
button holes and entire fold cloth lined, only
30 cents a box. The bon Ton" Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only y cts
a box, and the Eagle" Collar, linen imita.
ton, only 20 cents a box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also keeI
Bemis' patent shape collar, and Grays Mold.
ed collar, at greatly reduced prices. The
Baden cuff, cord edge, reversible, to mattel
theB Baden collar, the neatest cuff out, only
fifty cents for a package OF 10 pairs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, 1868.
COME ONE! COME ALLM BOTH
WHITE AND BLACK

"As the infamous lie is in circula-
ton that the meats for cOlored per-
SON will be poisoned, We nail that
Radical trick to the counter by offer
ing CHOICE OF TABLES to our
cOlOred friends, or we will divide pla-
ces with them. H. y. HUTTON,
PAUL +. ANDERSON,
j. b. BRANDON,
Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Election Day at Hand.

We presume it is hardly necessary
TO admonish the Republicans OF
Trumbull county, of the vital impOr-
lance of polling full vote on Tues
day. 1t isexceedingly important that
the Reserve should show its strength,
and use its nOblest endeavOrs to over
come the majOrities of the Democratic
counties in the Central and Southern
part of the State. Weexpect Republi-
can gains this fall, in the bona fdc vote,
South of the National Road, but the
authenticated reports that the Dem
ocrats are colonizing the river coun-
ties, and counties further back, with
Kentucky rebels, who will nc doubt
in many instances deposit their fraud
ulent votes in close Congressional Dis
tricts-such as Vallandigham's-may
jeopardize the popular majority. We
of the Reserve must roll down upon
those Counties such overwhelming
majorities, that Ohio will show such
a positive Union majority in October,
that the enemy will be disheartened
and feel there is no hope for them il
November. Let us bear in mind thai
the October election in Ohio will de
termine the political status of The
State in November. Hence we say
let not a Republican vote be lost, from
any surmountable cause whatever
Devote Tuesday, the 18th, to you
country's cause, and do your full par
in aiding to win a glorious victory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
ROYS IN BLUE!

Come and rally round the Old Flag again.
Grant cad the column. Come and help
gather the fruits which your valor won. Re
member Libby, AnderSonviIlcan and Salisbury
Under Grant you never knew defeat. Let
the drums beat and the bugles sound; ad-
vance the coIors along the line; come up
and shout for
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

Ia Montgomery Blair privately
represents privately the prospect for
carrying Pennsylvania, for Seymour
and Blair, gloomy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

RGF Gov. Boutwell,, of Massachu-
sets, nobly says that the Republican
party knows no policy in finance but
honesty"-aIways the best.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

The County Treasurrs omce viii be open br the reception OF Take. from the 1ghd ay
Of October to the Goth day Of Decenher,k ISIS after which tme he penalty will be added
and collections enforced according to Jaw.
m hn he above taxes mms bel paid on Orb before TIL 10Th lay of December 1873 and
the balance n or before the h day of June,l l Taxes returned deHnquert are. sub
JecttO penalty OF twenty 20 PEI cent.
BRING YOU DAT TAX Receipts WHEN Vol CON II Az AyE In all cases
where parties mn to produce their Road Tax Receipts, the road tax will be cO1fedm
moneys md paid overt theIrt township Treasurer and hey must then look 10 hm for
their money. This e viii hes strictly adheredn to-. Road receipts aen lot good on ID In
Stalment
to me earlier han hs been the custom and delinquent axe will be sent mt for coue-
Ion very promptly after the h OF December. AS fair warming has been given. tax
payers who ren negligent must not onplat ftheyh have top pay the i've per cent which
will b. added.
DO not sed money by mail. unless in registered letters or post office orders
Trnsurers Omee,W Warren, . sept 30 l9A EDWARD Hay . COUNTY Treas
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-The State of
hOhfO m COunty-

CHERRIES SALE.-The State of
OOhiO, Trumbul County.
Evan Evans,0 By virtue of an execution
VS. ISSUED out of the Court Of
Geo. Davis. Common Pleas, of Trumbull
County, in the above named case, and to me
directed and delivered, 1 have levied on and
shall expose to public sale at the south door
Of the Court House, in Warren, o., on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of November, A. D., 1858,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock,
p. m, Of said day, the following described
Real Estate, tO-wit: Situate in Weathers-
field, County of Trumbull, StateOf Ohio, and
is situate and described as being in Mineral
Ridge, and bOunded eaSterly by the plank
road; south by lands Of DanielH- Davis; west
by Mary Davis land, and north by the church
lot and is the same premises now Oceupiedby
store and dwelling house. Terms Cash.
Appraised at s.. s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, o., Oct. :, 1S5S-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

DOR SALE. In Mecca, Trumbull
IL County, Ohio, the entire tract OF land,
known as the Larnard and Oakley Tracks;
Also the SutliffOr Williams Farm, in all be-
tween three and fOur hundred acres Of land.
Also four hrst-class Portable Steam Engines,
easy. Apply to ]. NJ. Stull, Esq, Warren, o.,
VIM. Klumpp, Of Mecca, OF address W. Paine,
NJ. D., Philadelphia University, Philadelphia.
Oct. Z, lS6S-5t
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
unclaimed, remaining in the Warner
Post Office, Tuesday, October 8, 1858.
Benson James Messenger Miss Fran
Baldwin ID els
Brooks Sihley 10y Daniel W
Brooks CEJ Oswal JOB
Davis William + Real Miss Julia
Foot Mrs stephens Reel Chester
Grant John Rapport Rachel
Henerman Thos Seigie Mrs Hannah
Harrison G. W Scott q
Haley J G Schoat James
Jones il Stoddard Bros MeSsr,
Maderson Cha Watkins Miss Manga
McElhaney Miss Mary ret
Woo Winslow.
The following letters are held for p0stage,
John Livingston. Secretary, Merchants Pro
tective Union, New York. Lewis Spelman
Alexandria, licking. Co, Ohio.
Those mark with n STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above, will
please to call for advertised letters.
Ea-HaVe your letters directed in care O
your box.
If not called for in 30 days Will be sent to
dead letter Office.
Office hours, 80 4. n, TO 80 p. NJ.
II. H. TOWNSEND. p. NJ.