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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE.

1920 WINTER TERN CON-
IOOO mences Jan. ID. closes March q.
Spring Term Commences March 39th. Closes
June 18th.
Commencement wees. June 2Oth. 18th.
10. This institution is located at Meadville. Pa,
bealtbfuL, easy Of access, and furnished with all
Inc APPLIANCES to be desired by the student pur-
suinEa full classical. or seienthe course Of
Unusually valuable and extensive,
Send for Catalogue.
JAS. MARVIN. Sec'y ofFaeulty.
~. "a TESCIm
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The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. Z. s., ADAIR'S
Eugene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists at
rs cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and most
popular Hair Preparation known.
Julian Harmon, sole Agent.
dec. IL. 1S67-ly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

All Trains run directly through to New York.
From and after November 18th. 1867, Trains will
leave N connection with all Western lines. as
From Dunkirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots:
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Butter and Cheese Market.
NEw YoRE. Aprii6.
BUTTEE-Steady.. sales at 9t5c for Ohio;
4005Sc for State.
CHEETE-Steady. Sales at149l6lzc
CINCINNATI. ApriI6.
BUTTER-Quiet. Sales at S94s for prime
TO choice.
CHEESE-Steady.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices IS cents per line first insertion,
Zen cts. Der line each subsequent insertion
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Tyler

Pays cash for Fur, and has Steel Trapsfor sale.
PAYS cash for old army Rifles, Revolvers Car
bines, &c. Keeps the Howe Sewing Machines
for sale, cheaD for cash. Cuts all styles Of
Plates for marking Bags. Foxes. Barrels. &c.
as cheap and in as good style as can be done in
Cleveland; makes checks for landlords and
others. feb. I9-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

Ifyou want the best invention. and she best
for window curtains. call and see one that hai
no clock work fixing TO annoy the busy house
TRUEsDELL & ToWNsEND's
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Rnck Wheat Flour.

Another car load Of the celebrated York State
Buck Wheat just r~eceived-none better in the
United States. Sold by most all Grocers in War
rem, and at the Mill. Ask tor Camp L Randall's.
Warranted as represented. or money refunded.
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Local Notices.
Land PIasters !


Local Notices IS cents per One grs 'n'eT''A'
On ~. psr line each subsequent insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

OATS, Corn,
And all kinds o fFesd. at Camp 1 Randan's
Kill. Parties wanting Oats in large quantities,
VIII do well 10 see us before buying elsewhere.
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For Rent.

Ths north half Of Fuller d Packard's brick
block. on Liberty St.. occupied by Tyler. as a
Gun Shop and Store. Enquire on the premises.
Feb. l9. lS6S-tf
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Best of Dried Peaches,
Apples, BIackberries. &c.
HOYT. STRATT0N &HAPGOOD.
81 Q 100

"Ou! THAT WILL BE JOYFUL" When men
and women throw "Physic to the dogs Z" and
when a trihe out Of or0er. or TO prereHt getting
out Of order. take Plantation Bitters. Are you
Dyspeptic. Nervous, Jaundiced. Hy'pDed, low
Spirited, Weak. or are you sick and don't know
what aiIs you? We have been, and was recon
mended to try the Plantation Bitters. which we
did with greaat satisfaction and entire success.
Delicate Females, Clergymen. Merchants. Law
yers and persons Of SedeGta-y Habits, are par
~ticularly benefited by these Bitters. The sale
Il perfectly enormous April S.-2t
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and at half the PRICE
ApriI S-2W.
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Sewer Pine.

barley & Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe Comnany. willkeep on hand at all times
ell sizes Of Pipe, which they will furnish at
manufacturers prices.
Warren, April Ism.
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Cotton Goods Of all kinds are advancing
Call and see how near old prices We are selling
them, HAPG0UD i BROWN,
Feb 5,-tf No. l River Block.
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House s Lot for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his House Z Lot
on High Street. with barn connected thereto
Inquire on the premises, or at TTnmbuli Nat.
Bank. Us. EDMARDS.
Feb. Ie. 1s6s-tf
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Why hRffRr

Than all others? Because purer; clean er ;
highly perfumed ; restores quicker; no dirt,
no gum; don't stain-''Barrett's Hair Restora-
tive" oversteps everything. Buy Of
HOYT, STRAT10N &HAPG00D.
April SILT
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.hiIadeIphIa CaIfIe MARKET

PHLkDELPHII, April6.
CATTLE-In demand at full Sales at n@12c
for extra western steers: fair TO good SOLOS;
common do 6GSc gross weight.
SHEEP-In demand. Sales at 61za75zc clip
ped; Ssgc gross for wool.
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Soldiers Of 1912
Only One I'm Warren /!

Will please send in their names. adiress and
statement Of service. 10 M. b. Stevens, Agent
for procuring Pensions. Cleveland. o.
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Pure White wheat Flour.

Those wishing pure white wheat -four. can be
accommodated by leaving their ordsrs at Camp
4 RandalFs Mill, near A. 4 G. W. Depot, War
rem, Ohio.
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$50

For Rent.
few Dwelling Houses for rent, enquire at
Kings JeWelry Store. April S, lS6S-2w
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Dress and Cloak Making.
By Miss. Kate Oswolt. at
Dec.4, 1861 Mrs. E. SADAIR1S.
Call and Settle !

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
by book account or otherwise. will please call
al my old Livery stand. on Market Street., With
out delay, as my accounts must be seettled.
Jan. S-tf II. ?. BASSEfI.
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b. A. ~FahnestOck,

Or Fahnestock. Haslett L Schwartz, White
Lead. The largest stock ever reed in town.
B0YT. STRATT0N 6HAPG00D.
March 25-tf
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SID
Cation

See advertisement Casterllne,s Portable Farm
Fence in another column of this paper.
Feb. Il. lS6S-tf
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PInvs PInMs. PInMs.
Amh.r Wbeat FIour.

The best steel Flows in market at D. II. BES'
NETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May /. lS67-tf
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Mills

Xxx Red, a good article of -four, for So 3 Dbl.
Try il. Sold at NJ L G Baeon's. MA Patmore J
" Brown L Co.. or at
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EmnIre Mills
OATS, Corn,

Y. a common article at 50 ? bbl, at Camp L
RandalI's. Warranted 10 raise well and make
good sweet bread.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Tailor wanted.

A Tailor is very much needed in 0rangeTille,
there being none nearer than three miles. A
suitable House and Shop to Rent. near the Post
0fioe. a good location for a small Clothing Store
inquire at the Post ONCE. Orangevivlle, Trum-
bull County, Ohio. Apr s, lS6S-SW.
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Wards Script.
WIndnw Shades

TruesdsIl d Townsend sell all kinds offurni-
script at par. April !. 1905
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Can't be UndersoId

In Pure White Lead. Linssed Oil. Halls Hair
Remover. Peaches. or in anything else We keep,
HOYT. STRATUM x RAPGO0D.
April s. 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

Are the Hove and Florence, sold BY Mrs. E.
S. Adair. first door south Of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, o. ljsn. ]. 1873.
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6.IO ?. n. New York N1pht Exn
ll,2O P. Ii. Cincinnati Express,

Sundays excepted.) Stops at Susquehanna 40
A. M, Bkft.): Turner's1.H P. NJ, Dinel. and
Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Har-
risburg Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington
and points South; at Great Bend with Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad for Scran-
ton, Trenton and Philadelphia. and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
falo at6lQ P. NJ, and reaching New York at
1890 p. II.
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White Lime.

Land Plaster. calcined Plaster. lb. Dbl. or
HoYT, sTRATToN & HAPGo0D.
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w. See right hand corner of this page.
Garden Seeds.
COnVfnR 4!

Large lot all k~inds-fresh aud good, ju st re-
ceived. H0YT. STRATTON HAPG0oD.
March 2-tf
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NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunklrk to New York 46O Miles,
Bunalo to New York, 423 Miles
Salamanca to New York AS Miles
AMI IS FRoN
E- p to- MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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CD lbs. Not SO
Tbe Best Sewing MachInes

For Bushel Clover Seed, at
H0YT, STRATIoN i HAPG0oD'S
March 2-tf
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$3.50
For 81 ms. Of Prime Clover Seed at
H0YT, STkATT0N 4 HAPGOOD'S.
April S. 1865
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Portable Engine for Sale,
Enquire Of Reid Bros. at corner Of Liberty
and Canal Street, Warren. o. feb. l2-tf.
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DEEK A BOo POLKA,

BY M'Gaughton. with Eplendid eeiored
title page, a line things. Just out. Price ~ cents
a. AbAMS'B0 0KSTORE
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BosTOS y NEw ENGLAND PAssESGERs, with
their Baggage, are transferred free ofchares in
New York.
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ES-To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest. pas
sin= through the beautiful valleys of the Che
mung, Susquehanna. Delaware and hamapo
rivers. an ever-chanEing panorama Of natures
beauties commands attention.
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Florence Mills

Xxx Spring, q fine article at 81 y Dbl. at
CAMP kRANDABl'S MILL,
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The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches H-IN THE WOKLDH
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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$50 AM Express Mail, from Dun
kirk, Sunday excepted. StOps at Salamanca
ILO =. NJ. and connects at HorneIlsvile and
Corning with the 500 a. NJ, Express Mail FROM
bunaIo' and arrives IN New York at 100 AN
2-35 P. NJ. lightning Express.
from Salamanca. Sunday excepted. Stops at
Hornelisyliie . 2P. NJ. Sup intsrsecting with
New York at 100 A. 81.
AIS P. d. New York Night Exp.
from Dunkirk. Sunday excepted. Stops at
Salamanca $40 P. N. OIean Tsp. NJ CSupG
Turner's 956 A. N. (BkfJ. and arrives in New
York at l2-30P. NJ, connecting with Afternoon
land Cities.
$50 P. NJ. Cincinnati Express,
sr0m Dunkirk. Sundays exeeptedl. Stops at
Salamanca ll.55 p. n, and Connects Al Hnr-
nellsvllle with the n.2OP n. train from Bnfn-
10. arriving in New York SIS P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

From Buffalo-By New York Time,
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan St's.
5"45 a. M, New York Day EXP.
Sunday excepted. Stops at HorneIlsville 9.G3
4. NJ. lBkft): Susquehanna III P. NJ, Dinee
turner's 10 z. NJ. (Sup) and arrives in New
YORK IOSO z. VI. Connecting at Great Bend
with Delaware, LackaWanna / Western Rail
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight tx
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and Washington.
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Baggage Checked Through,
And fore aErdys as lOto as Jv any other Rovts

~ASK6 for TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Offices 10 the West and SOUTHWEST.
Fl. RIDDLE, WM.-R. BARR.
Gen. Supit. Genl Pass. Ag'
Jan. .. ls67-tf
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Smiths DRUG Store

Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Nextdoor eastcf Freeman & Hunts BANKING
Office
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80 "PLUoa HdLIs va AFVu
and Hornellsville SUNDAYS excepted. Arrives
in New York at 100 A. N.
2.2o P. M. lightning Express-
(Sundays excepted. stops at HornelisviIle SIS
7. NJ. lSupJ, and arrives in New York 200 A..
NJ. Connects at Elmira with Northern Central
Railway for HARRISBURG. Philadelphia, and ths
South: at Jersey City with Morning tx
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Balti-
more and Washington. and az New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
England Cities.
6.Io P. II. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Portage SSH. 81. (Supl inter-
secting at Hornellsville with the ais P. M.
Train from Dun-kirk, and arrives in New York
at l2.S0P. NJ.
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Good Board Fence

At a cost Of ST. ? cts. per rod.
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Leather Market.

cORRECEED WEEKLY By
AG'"AIET g. WARD.
Ala. N'Connells old Stand. Main st. Warren.O
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Broad Gauge--DOubIe Track Route
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DEAD
III Fahnestoek. Haslett & Schwartz's adver-
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RBMOvAL.

T HAVE REMOVED MY DRUG
Storetothen new Store nextdoor east Of Free
man & Hunts Banking Office, where l shall be
happy to see all of my old friends and custom
ers, and as many new ones as willfaynr mo with
their patronage EDWARD A. SMITH.
Warren. March is. 1903
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Tails out.

During our travels through
Kansas we heard some funny stor
les, and this is one:
A couple Of travellers, who Wore
looking for land, chanoed to "lay
over" at d farm house in a sparsely
settled district. The houee had
only one room, and the accommo'
dations were Of tho most pfimeval
character. When bod time np'
preached, o piece of blanket was
hung across the room, the travel
ers took o moiety ofthe apartment
and darkness and silence reigned
through the house. 1t appears
that the chickens, for the want Of
a better place, roasted on the -four
barrel; and when it was supposed
that natures sweet restorer" had
got hold of the guests, the good
wife thus addressed her liege lord
II say, John, if you are going t
keep hotel, you must make differ
eut arrangements"
"Why, Sarah Jane2" softly re
turned the sleepy husband.
because I'm not going to get NJ
in this fix to turn the tails OF then
chickenel"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Traitors to Take the Offensive
The New York World ofTuesday
fires up as follows:

The New York World ofTuesday
fires up as follows:
Attsck, attack, ATrAoK,-carry
the war.into Africal al-assault in the
front, on the tanks, in the rear,
everywhere; but never cease to at
tack, never, even in defending, in. d.
termit offensive blowsl The late
war isa dead issue; it was long ago
consigned to history. If there
were blunders in Its management ii
is too late to rectify them; If Ii was
necdlessly protracted and expensive
the debt has been incurred and
we cannot evade it.
That is cool. The would. be de.
stroyers of the Uuiou putting its
preservers on the defensive. Sey-
mour and Semmes attacking Grant
and Colfax! Traitors catechising
patriots concerning their conduct
during the warl The record of the
Democratic party during the war
is the issue. What was Democ-
racy then is Democracy now
The principles Of Seymour,
mour and Vance, and Vallaudig.
ham and Cobb, and Wise and Olds
then, are the principles of these
men now, and will be III the four
years TO come. Republicans are
not so verdaut as to allow the Cop
perheads by any dodge or device
to escape the consequences Of the
damnable work they made during
the war. 20. S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Business MattergI.,

The New York papers are pre-,
dieting an carly and good fall
trade, end the indications are tina,
this expectation will be realized.
The first movement in this direc.
tion must be a distribution of the
eurplus money Of the country which
has accumulated in New York.
This is now beginning. Evidence
ofitis TO be found in The rates Of
exchange. Next II will be seen
in the New York bank statements.
Usually exchange is at premium
In this city at this period of the
year, resulting from the semi.an
nnal settlement Of mercantile &C
counts, and the payment of inter-
est on State, county city and rail.
road bonds. Now, however, 1t is
at q discount Of lilo per cent, and
many Of our bankers are ordering
currency from New York, and al
the same time sending currency
into the interior. At Chicago it
is also at u discount Of SOC per
$1,000, and the papers report or
ders from the country for currency
to move the incoming wheat crop.
Referring back several years,
tbis, as already remarked, will be
found TO be an unusual occurrence,
The wool crop has already fur,
nished a large amount Of exchange
and next we shall have heavy
wheat crop; which, owing to light
stocks in all the markets, and high
prices prevailing, will be moved
freely and early. The flow of cur.
rency westward, which has begun,
must continue for some time to
come, and this money, the want Of
which among tho people has caus-
ed stagnation in business, will
soon be felt in the channels of
trade.-Gn Gdz.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Purchasing Better than Pay.
ing.

Long ago (says the Delaware
GaEette) we pointed out the utter
needlessness ofpayiDg the national
bonds in greenbacks provided the
Treasury werein funds to pay them
at all. A child can see that if the
government were in a condition to
pay any portion ofits Indebtedness
whether in coin or in greenbacks.
it could go into open market and
buy its securities like any other
purchaser, and would not need TO
call them in and pay them off in
greenbacks in order to redeem
them at low rates. On this subject
the N. Y. Tribune says:
The bonds of the Government
could now be bought in by the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, If he had
the means. at the rate Of 72 cents
per dollar in gold or from 107 to IL
in currency. 1t seems superauous
to discuss the question whether we
shall pay in gold or geenbacks,
when we might buy them at %
per cent. discountif we had the
gold to buy them with, and from 7
to IL per cent. premium in curren-
cy, if we had the greenbacks to buy
them with-the real trouble being
that it is just as impossible for the
government to get the greenbacks
to pay them with as TO get the gold,
if either are to be raised by taxa
tion. II, however, the Democratic
platform means that the Govern
mcnt is to issue new greenbacks in
payment of the public debt, the
question arises: Since the green
backs are mere promises to pay, in
what currency is the Government
to redeem the greenbacks? ? II
they are never to be redeemed at
all, then why not save the needless
expense OF printing them by repu-
dating the whole debt at once? =
II they are to be redeemed in gold,
how much cheaper will IL be to
pay off the debt in greenbacks and
redeem the greenbacks in gold than
to pay off the debt in gold at once,
without the interposition Of gteeh-
backs2
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Texas Cattle in Illinois.

The Central Illinois correspond.
ent.of the Country Gentleman, says
that Texas cattle are pouring into
that State at the rate Of fifty Car
loads per day. The era of cheap
beef is not far off, and that Of "ten
cent corn" not far beyond that
Wool, the common unwasbed flee
css ofthe country, is down TO ga
25 cents, or about 10 cents in gold
Five thousand head of Texas cattle
have arrived in this county within
ten days. They come by cars
from Cairo, to which point they
are brought in boats, mostly from
the mouth of Red River. They
look well, all things considered, and
some of them will go to market in
tgo weeks, but the bulk in Sep
tember and October. Tho cost
of good, healthy, iair Aeshed, ten
hundred Texas steers, delivered in
this county, is from s25 to $50 per
head. Some time ago l told you
a great chdugH In marketing beef,
and butchers beef. generally, was
at hand.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30

more closely 10 her. Death came,
and although. II had been long ef,
peeted, because for long time /,
bad been giving signals Of its .ap.
proach. yet until it came, tic
dreadfulnees and desolation Of its
coming, bad not been dreamed Of.
Mrs. Evelyn B. Colfax died At
Newport, R. l., July 10th, 1863,
and was buried at South Bend, Ind.
A beautiful monument marks her
grave The inscription upon II,
Obaracterizing her lie, e the
scriptural truth, "The path Of the
just shineth more and more Unto
the perfect day. And to this day,
ladies' who have not forgotten her
lo7eIiness and worth, keep ber
q I've adorned with blooming flow.
81 e from the spring.time to the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-30
Not Political, but Deadly Ene-
mics.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic
Club, on Saturday evening, Gen.
Pike declared that this is not a po-
litical controversy, like that be-
tween Wings and Democrats
"This is struggle for life or death.
Our honor, dearer than our life, is
at stake. The man or tho set Of
men that denics tiie tho right to
vote, in the State in which I live,
is not my political opponent, bot
my personal enemy and deadly foe. "
II becomes our loyal State Govern
ment, therefore. to provide for q
martial armament, and to meet the
rebel bordes as deadly foes. A po-
litical campaign is not being inaug-
urated, but q war. The enemies OF
the Government are determined on
further bloodshed. The Legisla-
ture meets on the 9th, and let
them arrange to give them theft
hearts gil of it Gen. Pike is frank.
We gratuitously deceive ourselves
if we attempt TO conduct the cam
paign upon any other principles
Memphis Post.