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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15
From Hartford,


BRocKwAY's MILLS. April 5, '6s.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-WhIle we occa-
~sionallS hear from almost every point of
interest in the county, through the medi-
UNI Of township correspondence our
little village has remained unnoticed in
your columns for a number of wears. l
recollect of reading q single communica-
ton from this place sometime during the
progress of our late great struggle for
Right, giving some facts in regard to u
political standing here at home, and our
representatives in the Union army and 1
believe that we can show Il record which a
much ADLER community might be proud OF.
Since the communication referred to
abnve, many changes may be noted here.
The progress Of events has.not moved on
and left US barren of results. Most of your
readers, perhaps, know how Brockwav's
Mills are situated-Some do not-fOr them
let me say that !: lies on the southern Dor
der of Hartford township, atthe confluence
Of the Big Yankee, and what is known
here as the Reader Creeks. Here it. was
that Titus BrockwHy, more than sixty
years ago, impressed with the certainty of
the advantage to be derived from the ex-
cellent water privileges of these streams,
built the first saw and grist mills known in
this part of the Reserve, and these rude
machines was the germ that has since
sprung into life in the numerous man
Cfacturing establishments since erected
mere
Joseph Burnett, ESQ, now owns the old
Brockway mill property, and has made
extensive and valuable improvements in
the way of new machinery, etc. This
summer be will erect an elegant residence
upon the site OF the old house occupied by
Titus Brockway and others in the early
settlement of the country.
Mr.. Harvey Gregory, of Hubbard, has
purchased the farm of Wesley Reader, and
has converted the old riding Mill into a
large and c~ommudlous machine shop and
smithy. But the greater part of the
enterprise manifested here at present, is
due TO the energy and talent Of our young
townsman, Mr.. Daniel Hummason. Labor
ing under almost every disadvantage
with NJ capital save the resources Of an
unusually ing snious mind-he has trans
formed the humble turning lathe of a few
years ago, into q large substantial steam
planning mill, chair factory, &C.. and with
the additions 10 be made this summer will
be a very complete and extensive manu-
factory.
With all the talk about coal. I may say
that u light vein has been found in our
own neighborhood. Messrs. Everett and
Hood have leased the land here, and will
begin searching actively again this spring.
ILLUS.
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ET Senator Yates, of Illinois, is said
to be 90 completely given over to drunk
enness that he has practically ceased to
be a member of the U. S. Senate. The
humiliating facts are set forth by the
Chicago Journal as follows:
He Is intoxicated nearly all the time.
day and night, and unless he changes
his course soon, or resigns, the Senate
will expel him. he has not been in
his seat once since the opening of the
impeachment trial, and on several
occasions his vote would have decided
important questions. The statement
of these painful facts will sadden many
of the friends of the once beloved and
honored Governor Yates, who, it is now
evident, has lost all selfrespect, as well
rs the respect which is due 70 his con-
stituents, and to the body of which be
is C member. If he will not resign,the
sooner be is expelled the better. Hi
nois must be fully represented in the
Senate when the fral vote on the i'm
parchment trial is given. The present
is no time to trifle with the patience Of
the Senate, and the people of Illinois
are in no temper TO justify, encourage
or tolerate the d~isgraceful course Of q
drunkard in a public Office of trust and
responsibility.
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To authorize The Mayor to issue Bonds for
the purchase ola Steam Fire Engine and
other Fire Purposes.
SEc.1 Be it ordained BY the Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Warren. That, by au-
thOrlty Of an act Of the Legislature, Ofthe state
Of Ohio. pas ed February 25Ih. 1867. to author
is Incorporated villages to borrow money to
purchase steam or other Gre encines. and 10
build engine houses. purchase hose and other
apparatus for ire purp0ses-The Mayor be and
be Is hereby authorized and required to issue
bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness. NOT
to exceed the amount of ten thousand dollars.
for the purpose OF purchasing steam FIRE engipe.
hose and hose carriage and repairing engine
house.
SEc.2 Said bonds or evidences of indebted
ness shall bear interest at the rate of siK per
cent per annum, PAYABLE annually from the
SEC 3. Said bonds or evidences Of indebted
ness shall be made payable as follows: Two
thousand dollars on the hrst day of April, 1870:
two thousand dollars April LIST. 1871: two thou
sand dollars April LIST. lS32; two thousand dol
lars April 1t, 1873: and the balance OF the ten
thousand dollars mentioned in Section / if
needed; be made payable April isf, 1874.
SEC.4. Interest and principal Of the afore
mentioned bonds shall be paid at the Office Of the
Treasurer Of tn Incorporated ViilSgeOf Warren.
SEC .. Be 1t further ordained. That for the
purpose Of paying the prineisa and interest Of
the aforementioned bonds. the Council OF the
Village aforesaid shall and they are hereby re-
quired TO levy in the Spring Of 1863 and annu-
- u0NrdAlcIs u Ak Ou Al the real anu PERSONAL
property oil the Incorporated Village Of Warren
aforesaid. sut1eient 10 pay two thousand dellars
OF said bonds and a~ecruing interest on the whole
amount Of bonds SO issued until the whole
amount shall be paid
SEC o. No bonds shall be issued Of a less de-
nomination than one hundred dollars.
SEg.7. Coupons shall be attached to said
bonds. which shall be paid on presentation 10
the Treasurer of the ViIsge aforesaid.
SEC. s. said bonds shall be signed By the
Mayer and sealed With the zeal Of the corpora
Village.
Passed in Council this s0th day Of March.
1865. In. DAWSON, Mayor.
H. II. TOWNSEND, Recorder.
April Is 1ooS. lW
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The Connecticut Election.

The election in Connecticut, or Mon
day, 9th inst, resulted in the choice of
Z Democratic Governor and Republican
Legislature, which carries with it a Re
publican United States Senator. to take
the place of Dixon, who Johnsonized.
The Democrats feign to be Jubiiant be-
cause they did not loose everything.
The State was theirs before, and because
they didn't lose ii entirely, they rejoice
as though they had won = victory.
The election of English Governor, by
some fifteen hundred, even with the
slight gain of five hundred over last
year, considering the imporLations from
New York, and the rate at which the
naturalization mill ground out Demo-
cratic voters-the Republicans mean
while winning the more substantial
victory in carrying the Legislature
furnishes about as slender reasons for
rejoicing a a party ever made 4 fuss
over. The Republicans of Connecticut
will 60 into the Presidential campaign
with at least an even chance. The
claim put forth that the President has
been sustained. and impeachment cen
demned, has no foundation in iact.-
Whatever bearing the result has on the
question of impeachment, is directly
the reverse of this, in the fact that a
Republican United States Senator, to
sit in the body before whom the Presi-
dent is being tried, will be chosen to
succeed a Senator in whom he has a
fast friend. In this aspect, therefore,
the result is a verdict against the Presi-
dent, and in favor of impeachment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

H- Gov. Hayes, on the 9th inst,
made the following appointments ::
Trustees of the Northern Lunatic Asy-
Ium, Charles B. Lockwood, of Cuyahoga.
and John Hutchins, of Trumbull /;
Trustees of Southern Lunatic Asylum,
Hibbard Jewett and Geo. W. Rogers.
of Montgomery of Central Lunatic
Asylum, Samuel NJ Smith, of Franklin,
and Henry Curtiss, of Knox; Trustee
Of State Asylum for Idiots, Peter
Hitchcock. of Geauga; Trustee OF Blind
Asylum, Stillmau Witt, of Cuyahoga.
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.ISSOLUTION.

IL 10y Il Nelson hereby give notice, that
the Co-partnership heretofore existing between
them Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The unsettled business of the firm will be settled
On failure to comply with the above notice,
parties may expect to find their notes and ac-
counts placed in the hands Of proper persons in
the several towns Tor adjustment. DR.. Nelson
will continue the practice Of medicine A. the
old stand, where he may be found at all times,
unless professionally engaged. Market Street,
Warren, Ohio. JOHN 10y,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

IL the course of a long article on the
destiny of the Republican party, the
New York Tribune ssys: If the idea OF
the Republican party were false or su-
perficial it could not have t%riunphed
SO far. Its Gee proves that its rise
and growth is as truly q crest move
ment of the human race as was the
reformation of the French revolution.
This proved, the perfection Of its des-
tiny is but a question of time. So long
as It has work to do it is Idle to talk Of
its decay. When its great central prin-
ciple is universally established, then,
! but not till then, may there be danger
] of its decline and fall.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

The Democracy have not at this
writing been able to agree upon a day
of adjournment. On Wednesday the
Senate passed a joint resolution fixing
Friday, April II, as its choice for time
of adiourning. to reasonable in adjourn
ed session on the first Tuesday of De-
cember next, which would be about
one month earlier than has been the
custom. The question has not come
before the House, but several Demo
Gratis have intimated that We viii be
here until the 24th inst, which is cot
improbable, from the fact that the
House has not yet touched the general
appropriation bill.
A new law in regard to cemeteries
has been enacted. 1t authorizes town
ship trustees to purchase such quaint.
ties of land, in one or more places in
the township, as they may deem neces-
sary for cemetery purposes. The old
law limited them 10 one cemetery, not
to exceed ten acres, for each township.
The change in the law will no doubt,
in many instances, greatly conduce to
the public convenience
There was a Fsnian meeting here
last Thursday evening, addressed by
General O'Nesl, President of the Order
IL the United States, and John Gibbins,
Vice President. The speakers said the
Fenians were organizing for a bold
strike at the English Government, but
just when, how and where, they were
not at liberty TO say. They appear in
earnest, but it would seem that they
must be infatuated to hope for success.
The speakers said they would not be
sorry to see the United States and Eng
land involved in a war, in which case
the Fenians would furnish Uncle Sam
all the soldiers that would De needed.
Gov. Hayes has appointed Hon. John
Hutchins n of the Trustees of the
Northern Lunatic Asylum.
A bill to authorize an additional
Common Pleas Judge for the counties
IF Portage, Trumbull and Mahoning
lss passed the Senate.
Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, was in
his city, on Friday last, and visited
10Th branches of TIE Legislature, and
vas hoDored by each House with a for
nal RECEPTION. Gov. F. is a native of
Northern Ohio he is as yet a young
nan. On his left side hangs ST empty
leeve, he having lost an arm in the war
or liberty and union. While here the
Governor was the guest of Gov. Hayes.
IN Thursday evening GOV. Hayes and
lis excellent lady gave q reception,
Which was attended by the members
f the Legislature and State Officers.
t was a very felicitous occasion, and
Inbounded unanimity prevailed among
republicans and Democrats as to the
xcellency of the ample refreshments
provided.
The weather has been wretched the
'ast week, and it seems as though April
lad vaulted back into the middle of
february. Some suppose the desperate
7eather is sen as a punishment for the
of the majority in this Leg
who, more stubborn than
'haroah, have hardened their hearts,
tifened their necks, shut their eyes,
nd are going it blind. r.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has thus day filed in the Probate Court
of Trumbull County. Ohio. his petition. pray
ing for an order authorizing him to sell q claim
belonging to the estate Of Jacob Harding. deed.
which accrued In the lifetime of said deceased,
t0-Sit +: A note made by Solomon Gilbert and
Simon Gilbert. to Jesse S. Haymaker. Of date
Feb. 10, A. u, 1854. and BY said Haymaksr in
dorsed. and which becomes due April LIST, 1911
with interest payable annually. said petition
will be for hearing May is. at 10 o'clock. a. m.
VIM. HENINGER Executor
Aprl Is. IS6S-sH Of Jacob Harding
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SHERIFF'S SALE

~ The State ofOhio, TrumbuII County. S..
Trustees of MahOning LOdge. No. -. l.O. o. T.
vs., George W. Van GOrder. MaItha L Van Cor
der, Ira l.. Fuller and L. Reed. In Trumbull
Common Pleas.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumhull County.U.,
IN The above named case. to me directed and
delivered. l shall expose TO public sale at the
south door of the Court House in Warren,O ON
saturday. May 10Th, 1865. between the hours
81 Z and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
Ing described premises, TO wit: "oltuste IN
warren Township. Trumbull County, Ohio. and
known as part OF lot No. Il in said township,
bounded north by lands foFmerly owned by
Henry l. ane. aud in 1857 b5 Josiah Town. and
occupied in 1854 By Al Lyman: on the east
py me center Of the turnpike road en- the west
o. zoe OLD cemetery with a reser vatlOn Of Cd
feet of between said land and
theyld Cemetery: and on tue south by lapds
-ately Apported to Isaac Van Wormer. Sap
poseu 70 contain shuut one and a hail seres
OI lSnd. ami being the same land 2pported
70 saId Martha E. Van Gordez Sy PARTITION
aeed DetHeen said Martha Z. aud her husband
and the said Isaac Van WOrmsr. dated Decem-
cash, seth NJ LAIRU
ApFiils, lss.5E SheriE.
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Rnme Facts.

Domestic Manufactures Of Cassimeres are
fast becoming fne limitations of Foreign
Goods, both in respect to style and cemplete,
ness o ffnish. The prizes which they nina
AZ he present time, are far below those Of FOR,
eirn make. Perhaps one cannot make better
use of their time, than TO leisureiy Insnect the
different stocks of Spring purchases nov load
ing the shelves and counters of our Merchants.
Tbvre is one Store in particular. which is well
filled with new and beautiful styles Of Foreign
aud Domestic Cloths and CAssimeres, large
stock of Clothing. All the new styles Of Hats.
Caps, Neat and desirable stries Of Furnishing
Goods. Prices low. See that you are well sup
piled with enough money to buy what ounces
and call upon REED < ADAMS. Main Street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

In the principal Eastern cities a revival
of trade is spoken of as close at hand.
A Few York letter says: The mer-
chants down town speak cheerfully of
trade prospects for the current week,
if the weather will only keep steady.
The number of country buyers is stead
lis on the increase, and letters from
nearly all quarters speak Of others as
coming. so that there is reason to be
lieEe that tbs spring business, though
late, will be an average one. to say the
least of it, after sll."
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New Advertisements.
SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.

TT is ORDERED THAT THE
IL following accounts Of Executors. Admins
traitors aud Guardians. which haze be en- fled
in the Probate Court Of Trumbull County. be
advertised four consecutive weeks. according to
law. and that they remain on file for inspection
and exceptions until May Is. 1855. when the7 will
be examined and ordered to record if no excep-
tons appear thereto.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NJ O1lOb 10 hbhEDI I'll Elm
IN Of the inteu ton Of the Council Of the In.
corporate Village of Warren. to construct a
local sewer in District No. l, as follows /: To
N and i~utersect with eastern terminus
of Main Sever on Hig7 Street. and to extend
east on said High Street 70 Corporation line
All persons interested are hereby notified that
an ordinance for construction Of sewer as above
described, is now pending before the Council.
and that all persons having objections TO the
construction Of such sewer are hereby required
to hle their objections with the Recorder Of the
Village within six weeks from the first ~publica-
ton OF this notice. or be forever barred from
filing any claim or recovering any damages
therefor. By order Of COuncil,
H. II. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
April Is. 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

Lei our laws and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red meu. not Of black men,
not of men Of any complexion; but ike the
laws of GOd-the Ten Commandment and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak of the people"
Horace Maynard.
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: IST OF

hUnelaImed, remaining in the Warren Post
Office. Tuesday, April II. 1855.
Aumsnd Capt W Masters James, ND
Bron on Mrs II Miller Charles
Brown Mrs Daniel Measmer Miss Sarah
Brown Mrs Mary c McMahan Thos
Dustin Miss Hattie Nc Farland Miss Jemi-
Dale 4 B1rtis ma
DOuEherty Mrs Mary Muusou Mr. r P
Frazier Miss Estella O'Brien Miss Hannah
Flanders Sara Preston VIM
Gabriel Miss Ellen Porter Mrs Julia
6lasoner Mrs MaryJ Ray J P
Hull Miss Esther j Seaber John
Huway Mrs Mary Swager Lucy
Lean MeSsrs EdWardsTaylOr Mrs Sarah
q Co Thomas ID Thomas
Held for postage, a letter addressed 10 Miss
Annie p. HenshaH, Havana, Cuba.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above, will
please call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 days will be sent to dead
letter ofhce.
Office hours. go a. m. to 80 p. m,
II. II. TOWNSEND. p. D..
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dissolution.
IL Thehrn of Ames 4 Little have, by mutu-
al consent dissolved. and the business of the firm
VIII be settledup by Mark Amss. who still car
re-, on the business at their old stand. Newton
rails. Warren, o., April Is. 1865 i.
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A OMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that the snbseri-
- have been appointed and duly qualif u as
EIsrnfors IN the estate Of Sarah I. b or lex,
decd iats o. Southingtgn Township, Trumhul
Nouu ~ JAMES R. HERRiCE.
DAVID Z. GU0DSELL.
April $. ! s6s-SW-T
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Aout.lng on both sides of that portion of Main
9LSst Iylng ostEeen Market Street to and in
eludlbg S. 5. McConneps Iot On he west sids Of
yam street. and a part Of the land belonging
70 me nelrs OF c. g.. Sutlif. deed. on the east
zoe % SAID Main Street. and that the same is
paying the deficiency existing for grading, paw
ing aao improving sad portion of Nam Street.
sEo z. Joat the Recorder be and he is here
Of Trun0ull County to be put anon he rand
Law collected.
SEC-Ill- That this ordnance take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
Passed in Cornell this 2d day Of March, 1865.
Published April Is. 1865.
In. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest: u. H. TOWNSEND. Recorder,
April Is. IS6S-lt
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INSURANCE.
I. ]. NIeLAIN & SON,
WARRIN, ..
Underwriters Agency.
Aggregate Assets, ss,5O5,646 So.
AUDITOR OF SrATE's OFFICE. !
DEPARTMENT OF assurances.
Ohio. February 10. 1858. j

AUDITOR OF SrATE's OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF ISsuRAECE.
Columbus. Ohio. February 10. lS6S.J
1t is hereby certified. That the Germania.
Hanover, Niagara and Republic Fire Insurance.
Companies, located in New York, in the State
of New York, operating jaintly IN Ohio under
the pane of the Underwriters, Agency, have
complied, in all respects with the laws Of this
State relating to such Insurance Companies,
for the current year. and have each filed IN this
Once a sworn Statement, by the Proeer ON.
GERS, showing their condition and business, al
the date of such statement. as follows:
Aggregate amount Of actual paid-up
"
Aggregate amt Of available assets 5l5O1b4o %
Aggregate amt efLiabihties-.--... %S4sS92 IS
Aggregate amount Of Income for the
preceding year----.----- -=.. .--. -sZSzsoOo u
Aggregate amount Of Expenditures
for the preceding year-.----.------ l.SSS.4SO Z
lSaall In witness whereof. I have hereunto sub
scribed my name. and caused the Seal Of
my office 10 be affixed. the day and year
above written. JAS. n. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State
T. ]. MeLAIN q SON, Ag'ts Warren. o..
April Is 1s6S-1t
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"a IT NJ a
Live Stock Insurance Go.
Cash Capital fully paid mp s~II2,5OO. 90
Amt of Available Assets. I26, O6S.4
Whittlesey Adams, Agent.

AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE.0
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
Columbus. o., Jan. 81. 1851
1t is hereby certified. that the Etna Live
Stock Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
10 the State of Connecticut. has complied. in
an respects. with the laws Of this state rsla-
ting to Live Stock Insurance Companies. for the
current year. and has fled 10 this Office 4 sworn
Ststement. BY the proper officers. showing its
condition and business, at the date ofsuch state
ment. as follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital SIP $1,000
Aggregate amount Of available Assets l26.063 A
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities ...---. lS.OS9.1S
Amount of Income for the preceding
14sooSsvo
Amount OF Expenditures for the prece-
[sEALl In witness whereof. I have hereuntO
subscribed my name, and caused the
Seal Of my ONCE TO be affixed, the
day and year above Eritten.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor ofState.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent. Warren, o.
Anil Is 1gE8-1E
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New Advertisements.
A n ORDINANCE

To further provide for hspagmeat of Grad
l1ng, Pag'Hg and Improving Main Street
from Narket Street 10 and inchoding he
lot Of s s. Mcconnell, on the rest .sids
and a portion Of the lot Oa0ned6y The heirs
Of CdtinG. Suaif, deed, 0 TIE east side
OF Main Strset.
SEC. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of
the lneorp grated VILLAGE Of Warren. o.. two
thirds therein eoncurring. That a special tax Of
q cts par foot front be and the same is hereby
levied on the following lots and lands:
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New Advertisements.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of

n OmlN DALI VI
IA REAL ESTATE. In pursuance of an
order granted BY the Probate Court Of Trum-
bull county. Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at public
auction. on Friday the 18th day Of May, 1865.
between the hours of ten and three O'Clock
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate in Vernon Township, Trumbull
County. Ohio. and is known as the south part Of
Lot No. l6. in the north survey. OF seid Town
shin, bounded east by P~ymatuningc creek south
by lands of Linus D.. sheldon. Polly Palmer,
AID J. W Palmer, west by lands Of Linus ID.
and north by lands Of Lyman l. Allen,
and j. W.. Palmer. and contains one hundre
and tWenty-ssVen acres of land. more or less.
ferms-No payment deferred beyond two
years. deferred payments TO bear interest from
date of sale. and o be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
EDMUND A. REED. Admir-.
Of Warren Palmer. decd.
By John NJ. Stull. his Atty.
April Is lS68-4t.