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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

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100 view Turkey morocco album : striped cash
mere delaine dress pattern; honey comb quilt
all wool square shawl. set solid gold bosom
studs all wool fancy cashmere pants and vest
pettern ; gents hair guard chain gold trim
minEs; silver plated chased butter dish; silver
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P. o. Box C.
Wholesale dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods,
Cutlery. Plated Ware. Albums, Leathe Goods.
de-, &c.
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RS-Recently at Chicago the subject
of the formation of an AIgemeiner
Observation-Disclosures Ssengerbund was
discussed at length.
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II SSby " 3
SEC. ?. That the Recorder is hereby instruct
ed to certify the same TO the Auditor. TO be by
him placed upon the duplicate for collection as
other taxes are by law collected.
SEQ. 3. That this ordinance take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed JUNE 70. 1865.
In. DAWSON. Mayor.
Attest: II. H. TOgSsESD. Recorder.
june q. lS6S-lt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

R6rThe rebel Democracy have not
had all their m~slevolent prejudice
against Northern school teschers shot
out Of them. Churches and schools
are too strongly tinctured with light,
knowledge and liberal opinions to
suit the ku klux kopperhesds. A.late
instance of their intolerance is furn'
ished in the case Of Isaac N. Newton,
formerly of KInsman, IN this county,
who has been engaged teaching in
colored schools in Somsrville, Tenn,
for about q year. The democrats Of
that place have subjected him to many
indignities. Friday Of last week he was
assailed by q party of young men with
brickbats. and severely injured. On
Sunday he learned that a gang of rebel
democracy had resolved to kill him,
and he left tbs place that night under
escort of a strong guard of colored men.
who accompanied him to railroad sta
ton some miles distant, whence he took
the cars for Memphis. A company Of
soldiers is to be stationed at SomeI-
vile to protect Union men hereafter.
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]


In Bri stol on the 18th inst, by E. Wakefield,
Mr.. JOHN NJ. BARB, and Miss SARAh
NORTON.
In Warren. at the National Hotel. June 20, By
TER, of Warren, to Miss IILLIEE E. CHRIs-
TY, Of BroOefeld.
On the 2lst Of june, 1865. at the residence of II.
G. Hungerford, Western Star. Ohio. by the
Rev. Mr.. Browning of Wadsworth, Mr.. A.
GRIDLEY. TO Mrs. S. A. HUNGERF0RD,
all Of / rumbun Co. . Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24
. DEMONSTRATORS SALE {

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of
N REAL ESTATE. On Friday. The oath
day Of july, ls6S, between the hours OIL o'clock
and 8 O'Clock, p. n, at the premises in Bristol.
will Be sold to the highest bidder. the following
described real estate. as the property Of Friend
Z. Miller. deceased, viz: Situate in the Town
shin Of Bristol. County of Trumbull. and State
Of Ohio. known as part of Lot No. IA. bounded
as follows: Beginning at the southeast cor
ner of the Lot decided By the State of Connecti-
cut to Joseph Tolcott, said lot containing l52
acres and 1U5 rods; thence north the width Of
said lot; thence west by a line parallel with the
south line Of said Township, so lar as to contain
fifty acres; thence south on a line parallel to the
east line Of said Lotto the south line Of said
Township. thence west to the place Of begin
ming, containing fifty acres of land.
Said lands will Be sold free fdouer. No pay
ments to be deferred beyond two years. and all
deferred payments to bear interest and to be
secured By mortgage on the premises.
FANNY MILLER.
CARLOS D. MILLER.
Admrs Of friend 3. Miller. decd.
HUTcHINs 4 SPEAR. Atty's.
sumo a. lsSS-4t.
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WANTED. AGENTS. s =: s to $50

WANTED, AGENTSIpsFR month:
everywhere. male and female. to introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine viii stitch, hem. fell. tuck. quilt, cord.
bind, braid and embroider in a most superior
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for
five years. VIII pay $1,000 for any machine that
Will sew a stronger. more beautiful. o. more
elastic seam than ours. II makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut.
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart With
out tearing it We pay Agents from SIS to 500
per month and expenses, OF a commission from
SECOMB CO.. PITTSBURGH. Pa. or BoS-
CauttOn.-Do not be imposed upon b. other
parties palming of worthless c~ast-iron machines
under the same name or otherwise. Ours Is the
only genuine and really practical cheap ma
chine Manufactured.
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New Advertisements.
MESSENGERS NOTICE.
AEESSENGER,S NOTICE.

lNI This is to give notice that on the 10th day
OF June, A. D.. ls6S, a warrant in Bankruptcy
Of W~arren.in the County Of Trpmbull, and
State OF Ohio. who has been adjudged q bank
rupt on bis own petition: that the payment
Of any debts and delivery of any property be-
longing to such bankrupt. TO him or for his use,
den b.. law; that a meeting Of the creditors of
said bankruptto prove their debts. and choose
one or more assignees of mis- estate. will be held
at Court OF bankruptcy to be holden at War
ESQ.,. REGISTER, on the sd day Of August. AID.
1866, at 10 O'Clock. an.
SETH VI. LAIRD,
Deputy US. Marshal. as Messenger.
Hutehins 4 spear. Att'ys for Petitioner.
June q. lSSs-2t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

no YOU WONDER how We sell thousands
u ofShaWis. Bed Blankee. Boots. Shoes. Silk
Dress Patterns. SheetinE. Shirtings BY the web,
Watches. JeWelry. silver Plated Hard and
Glassware. and give q ehsiee IN 80 articles Of
elegance and utility. for ONE DOLLAR each
article2 Send for a circular. Agents wante d.
Address G. Y. MESERYE6 CO., Licensed Bro
kers, IS Sun bury street, Boston, Mass
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Notice to

INUU1CO % OUHGI dCbOIS.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be received at the Mayors office until the
18th day Of July, 1868, for furnishing material.
excavating and constructing two sewers in Dis
trict No. l. in Warren. First sewer on Liberty
said street. Second Sewer on Market Street.
from the terminus Of sewer at Elm Street, to
corporation line east, on said Market street.
For particulars see profile and specifications
H.H. TOWNSEND.
June a, 1S5s-St Recorder:
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Hiram College Commence
menf.

ment.
The first commencement Of Hiram
! College has Just closed, and Dame Ma
ture has seemed to show her good will
towards the first efforts of the college
by wearing her brightest smile during
the whole week. 1t has been an
established custom in the days of the
Eclectic that the commencement
exercises should be enliTened by an
occasional shower ofrain, but we hope
now the order may be reversed and
that commencement week at Hiram
may become tabled for its pleasant
weather.
Wednesday night was the night of
the Hesperian performance, which
passed off very creditably to both per-
formers and the College. Thursday
morning before the exercises of the
day, the students assembled in the
chapel to receive reports and catalogues.
DR.. Shepard made BONE very appropri-
ate remarks, and announced, very
much to the surprise and sorrow of sll,
that he had resigned his position in
the College. He stated that it was not
on account of any loss of confidence in
the students, as the recent trouble in
the College might seem to indicate,
but that he held them in higher esti-
nation than before, since receiving the
resolutions which were adopted by
them. He declared himself to be q
firm friend of the students and of the
College, and that he should always in
terest himself in their behalf. DR..
Shepard will always be remembered
with great respect and love by the stu
dents and friends of the College.
We are sorry to lose SO noble a Presi-
dent, but are glad to gain so firm a
friend. The following was the order
of exercises:
Music-Anthem ; Walk about Zion.
Latin Amidon, Junior.
Essay-A. D. 246S, Miss Julia Smith.
Essay--Tenting To-Day; Miss Alice Am
idon. Music-Hail Smiling Morn. Dis
cussion-Has Ireland just cause for re-
bellion;Af. CD. Kneeland Sen. Prepare
tory, Neg. G.E. Barber, Senior Prepsrato-
~. Music--The Mountain Land. Essay
K and b /; Miss Stella Udall. Essay
Windows Miss Elma Plum. Music
The Goal Bells. Oration-Inevitable
History Y. A. Snow. Grafton
Martin Luther; W. V. Hayden.
Music-Huntsman's Song. The College
Year Book; B. E. Wakefield, Blanche
Slocum, Sophomore. 0ration-Myste-
ry J. N. Hubert, Junior. Music
Awake! Awake! The Flowers Unfold.
Benediction.
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A TTACHMENT.

IA OAL1AL4- L.
"A Thomas Hazelton. PItf.. VS.. VIM. W.
p. Of Brookfeld Tp., Trumbun Co. Ohio On
the 18th day of May. A. D.. 1858, said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment in the above ac-
tion, for the sum Of SIS $500. Said cause is
set for trial, July Is. A. D., 1858.
THOMAS HAZELTON.
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B ExE
MOWER AND REAPER.

The Legislature o. the State Of New York.
during its last session. made an appropriation
Of $500, to be expended under the auspices Of
the New York Agricultural Society. in getting
GREAT NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL.
Of Agricultural Implements. fireplace select
ed was Auburn. in the State Of New York. and
the time July II. 1854. Of Reapers and Nov ers
alone there were no less than Forty-Three En-
triesl The trial lasted three weeks. and the
tested in the trial becoming NATIONAL. in
FACT. as well as IN name. The Society onered
As the highest prize. q Grand Gold Medal.
to be awarded TO the best Machine-the result
10 be proclaimed at the opening Of the State
Fair, for the State Of New York, to be held at
Prize was Awarded TO n Buck
eye on the 18th day Of September. A. D. 1850.
being the second Gold Medal carried on By
the BUCKEYE" at the Great National kleld
Trials Of the State for two consecutive years
1855 and 1866.
Also at the 8 days trial al Solon. the BUCK
carried OF the only premium.
There have been more improvements added
tS he Buckeye for the year 1855 than any other.
year, among them the pat. guard The price Of
]. 70 4 feet Sineh, cut, Is SID. BueSsye Elt5
old style Of guard Sis. Also the Celebrated
SWeepstRks Thrasher, for sale.
We will attend u repairing machines II
brought in immediately.
Orders should be sent in early, as later IN the
season st is difficult to ill the numerous orders
coming in. Ali machines warranted to give sat
i~sfaction, as We have never had a Buckeye Ma
chine returned. nor had TO furnish two 70 a
customer TO enable him to get through ms mar
vest. Also have the best Steel Tooth Horse
Rakes. aud Walker Hay Fork.
ALI Ordersto be sent TO l6AAC hlhk.
or Jameson d Wheeler. Warren. o.
May q, lS6S-5W.
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A Happy wedding.

Yours Respect fully,
WILL H. Dana.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

E- Gold closed in New York, Mon
day. at l40t9l40f.
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~P1ease Bxamine.W
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR.

Any person ordering either Of the Clubs men
toned below. can have their selections of pre-
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the Climb
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09
The Nashville s. northwestern
Railroad Case.
a rAnr1Ah DECISION BY lrnaE TRIG

A PARTIAL DECISION BY JCpaE TRtGG.
In the Federal Court sitting in Nash
vile, Tenn, Tuesday last. partial de
cisien was rendered by Judge Trigg in
the Nashville aud Northwestern railroad
Injunction case He held.
First, That the acceptance of the con-
ditions OF the act of the 9TH Of Decen-
Der, giving tLr id to the Nashville and
Northwestern k<ailroad by the Board OF
Directors was probably not binding upon
the stockholders, but as it was averred
in the bill that this aid had been accept
cd he would take it as true.
Second, Admitting the power OF the
Governor TO appoint Directors, and that
the appointment of the last fifteen State
Directors was fully authorized, and that
the G overnor had power to remove the
lirst set OF Directors; that the action OF
the new set of Directors, in connection
with cue Of the stockholders and diree-
tors. by which they undertook 10 Gust
kthe officers of the Board, was a nullity
that the provision in the law OF the 10Th
of February, authorizing the election OF
new officers at any time, was as proposed
Fundamental change in the charter
which could not be made except by the
consent of the company and therefore
/ oil the proceedings of this reorganiza-
ton, without the consent of the com
pany, were void and of no force.
Ihird. LAstlbe kseeiyer was a lie,
( the courts; that he was as much the
agent of the company as of the State
ana that any party interested might make
\ him account in the courts for violation OF
flaw. and that the bonds authorized 70 be
lissued by the act of the 9Th OF Deeem'
Der were to be issued TO the company.
But the Judge said that there were
two questions which he was not satisfied
about, and upon these he desired further
sargument: :,
First. If the State and the stockhold
ers were equally interested in the acts O.
the Receiver, was not the State neees
sary party and if SO, did this court hav'
jurisdiction?
Second, If the charter was adopted b,
the Legislatures of both States-Ten
nesSoe aud kentueky-was not the com
panv aNcitizen OF Kentucky, and did no
this oust the court OF jurisdiction,
These questions are to be recognized
The Judge said this was most untortu
nate controversy, and he announced hi
views now far as he had come to
conclusion, h\mug the parties wouh
settle the question among themselves
, without further action by the court, a
the conflict might be ruinous to the in
, terests of the company.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09

TuE LAST REVoLUTIONARY FETER
N-Uumanitarians Will be shocked to
learn that this oft killed individual will
have to die AT least once moro. Like
'VfrtUe 0i SoT77c T7-i fsift .pne down..
Ike that of the Llama of Thibct. he Is
invariably discovered in some living per-
son only few weeks after each success
sive death he unlergoes Every one
thought he died for certain last month.
but turns mp in he person of Silas Sud
duth, living in Harrison county. Ohio.
and boasiing an age of 100 years A
few weeks ago he made one OF his great
grandchildren present of an old flint
lock musket. imported from England be
fore the Revolution lie still keeps
strength enough to chop wood aud 20
fishing, aud he does no small amount of
cit her
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09
Agents Wanted for the
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF The WAR

It's Causss Character, Conduct ard ResHlfs,
by HON. ALIEN. ii. STEPHENS, book
for all SECTORS and all Parties.
T1HIS great work pre- escnls the only CON-
pleie and iHSpartial analysis of the
causes Of the war O. Published, aud gives
those interior ligW and shadows of the
great conflict only known 10 those high off =
GERS who watched the ffcod-tiac of revolu-
tion from its fountain springs, aud which
were SO accessible TO Mr.. Stephens from his
position as second officer Of the Confederacy.
To public that has been surfeited with
apparently similar predictions, we promise
change of fare, both agreeable and salu-
tary, and an intellectual treat of the high
est order. The Great American War has AT
LAST found historian worthy OF its i'm
por;ance, and AZ whose hands it will receive
that moderate, csndid and impartial treat
ment which truth and Justice so urgently
demand. The intense desire every where
manifested 10 obtain this work, its official
character and ready sale, combined with an
increased commission, make il the best sub
scription book ever published.
One Agent in Easton, Pa, reports y sub
seribers in three days.
One in Boston. Mass, 103 subscribers in
four days.
One in Memphis. Tenn, 100 subscribers in
ave days.
Send for circulars and see our terms, and
nofices OF Advance sneeis &c. -
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co !.
l4o West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09

FuLroN CorNrY FAIR.-The Diree-
tors Of the Fulton county Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, at regular
meeting held, Saturday, May End, fixed
upon the 29th of September, as the time
for commencing our second annual Fair,
and 10 continue i've days.
a. D. Kingman, ". L. Alexander, sr.-
J. II. Doods. 10. Roulhae, Jno. r. Nc
Gehee, Chas. Baltzer, and r. 5. Chap
man, were appointed committee to pre-
pare suitable premiuuAlist.
The Treasurer was ordered to collect
this year SIS % from all stockholders
who paid SO last year, and from those
who paid $40 last year to collect SIC
this.
The time of the regular meetings were
changed from the first Saturday in each
month to the second, and to meet at {
o'clock, a. m.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09

vent them from voting the Denocras
ticket. i
General Burbridge will probably z
made Marshal OF the State. and all ~
Federal offices filed with Radical sal'
of the purest water. Citizens will Il
arrested and carried before the Unite
States Court upon the slightest prefex'
and Radical juries will not fail TO teas, PC
all such unfortuuates which way y
eat jumps.
These are part Of the evils Which "
follow the deposition of President job,
son and the succession to the Prss'dIIr
tial chair of Ben. Wade What furtl-
is in store in the future, God only knoss
But we anticipate the worst, unless ~
Democracy are wise, prudent aud tks.
and rally to the polls in serted coluJ
in November next, and place Df
cratic President in the White Hou&
1 Washington. They have got
enough To do it. All they need is 3
right ma fas candidate, and the hs
independence to east their votes.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09
Trial ot Jefferson Davis.


On Saturday lat, at Richmond the
bail bond OF Jefferson Davis was re
newed. The court has f xed the 9th Of
June the day for his trial Judge I'm
derwood said Chief Justice Chase told
him he would be in Richmond to pre-
side at the trial within two days after the
conclusion Of the impeachment business.
The new bond has Horace Greeley, Cor
uelius Vanderbuilt. aud Gerritt Smith ON
il for twenty Ave thousand dollars each.
The remaining twenty fve thousand dol
lars is given By citizens of Richmond.
This was done BY the iny'ruetiOns of the
parties named.
The question Of further continuance
must be decided BY the Attorney Gen
eral fer the President who mag be in
Office at that time 1t is not uuliksly
that Mr.. Browning, on the part Of Mr.
Johnson. viii take the responsibility o.
having the trial proceed. it the question
of the Presidents retention or removal
should be pending before the Senate
and should Mr.. johnson go out Of office
it will readily be seen that the course
of action which viii be determined on by
his successor can only be a subject o
guess work That SO important tria
should not be proceeded With in the mrs
weeks of the new PrssiasnS,,:s. -. lae1ma !,
If the excitement of Presidential can
vass and the necessary reconstruction Q
the various departments of the Govern
ment do not make IT an ineonvenion
time to attend to the trial.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-09


The senior editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writes to that paper from
Washington, the following about our
new Senator MeCreery:
The Kentucky Senators. Garret Da-
Wis and McCreery. thanked God aud
took courage" l suppose from their man
ner Mr. McCreery, of Kentucky, is
winning respect here by his attention TO
duty. He is large, portly gentleman,
dressed in black, aud close shaven. He
is remarkable in appearance for the strik
ing contrast between the whiteness OF
the bald place on his head and the black
ness of the hair surrounding Ii would
not surprise me If the politicians OF
Kentucky were deceived in this gentle
man. They elected him with the notion
that when the time was ripe they could
get rid of him-that breath could un-
make him, as breath had made. Per
haps not. He may turn out tn be a
stronger man than they suspected, aud
have career of his own in the public
life to which be was so unexpectedly in
troduced