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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
SeYmnnr,S Record.

Nasby's candidate, Jethro L. Kip
pins, of Illinois, would suit the
democrats much better than Seymour.
The latter has a recOrd-the former
isn't bothered with anything of the
kind. Seymour is now swinging
around the circle in true Andy john
son style, speaking in support of the
democratic platform and in favor of
paying the bonds in greenbacks. No
longer ago than the 18th of June, in
his speech at the Cooper Institute, he
used this language:
aft we make our paper money good
by a harsh system of contraction, We
shall cripple the energies of the
country, and make bankruptcy and
ruin. If, on the other hand, we
debase the currency by unwise issues,
we equally perpleX business, and de-
strOy sober industry and make all
prices mere matters of gambling
tricks and chances. This will end as
it did in the Southern Confederacy.
At the outset, the citizens of Rich
mond went to market with their
money in their vest pockets, and
brought back their dinners in their
baskets; in the end, they took their
money in their baskets and brought
back their dinner in their vest peck
cts"
In his Albany speech of March II,
he says:
'.The bonds so unwisely and so
wastefully issued have gone into the
hands of innocent holders, who, to a
vast extent, are compulsory owners.
1t is a mistake to suppose that they
are mostly held by capitalists. Large
sums belonging to children and wild
ows, under the order of courts or the
action of trustees, have been invested
in government bonds. = If we
look into the other States we shall see
that only a small share of these bonds
are held by men known as capitalists,
but they belong, in factifnot in form,
to the business, the active and the
laboring men of society. The de
struetion of these securities would
make a widespread ruin and distress,
which would reach into every work.
shop and every home, however
humble. = = = 1t is q mistake to
suppose that the interests of the
~bondholder and the taxpayer are
antagonistic. The fact is overlooked,
that in order to make any saving by
giving the bondhOlder a debased or
worthless papes, we must bring upon
ourselves disaster and dishonor, which
sail cost a hundred fold what we can
Save. 1t means that we are to give to
the laborer for his toll a base curren-
cy it mean that our business shall
be kept in uncertainty and confusion;
it means that the laboring man shall
suffer by the increased cost of the
comforts of life it means that the
taxpayer shall be burdened by a
Government proved to be corrupt and
imbecile by this very depreciation of
its money. We cannot afford to
speculate upon the nations honor
at so fearful a cost"
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Republican Meetings.

We announce the following appoint
ments for speakers
Newton Falls-Wm. 7. Spear Esq.
and G.. P. Hunter Esq, "Wednesday
evening Oct. 18th.
Girard-Judge Glidden, "Wednesday
evening, Oct. 18th.
Brookfeld-Judge Gidden, Thurs
day evening, Oct. 18th.
Kinsman-Hon. Frederick Kins
man and Jdnius Dana, Esq, Thurs
day evening Oct. 18th.
OrangeviIe-Judge Tyler, Friday
evening, Oct 3Oth.
Southington-Junius Dana, ESQ.
Friday evening Oct. 3oth
Baeonsburg-G. P. Hunter Esq.
and R. o. Hawkins Esq, Friday eve
ming Oct. Both.
Greene-Judge GIidden and c. H
Harrington, Esq, Saturday evening,
Oct. Slst.
BracevilIe-Judge Tyler, Saturday
evening, Oct. 81.
Fowler-Junius Dana, Esq, Mon
day evening, Nov. 2
Johnston-Judge Tyler, Monday
evening, Nov. I'd.
Niles-Hon. John Hutchins, Mon
day evening, Nov. I'd.
Other appointments will be made
and proper notice given by letter and
posters. o. MORGAN, Ch'm-
t. ]. McLAN JR., Secy.
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To the Union Republicans Of Trum
bull County.

We congratulate you upon the re-
suit of the election on the 18th inst
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ne
braska have nObly respondent to Maine
and Vermont. The election Of our
gallant standard bearers, GRANT AND
CoLFAx isnol ongera matter of doubt9
We have met the enemy and they
are ours. ehave routed them, horse,
foot and dragons. Already they are
panic stricken and ready to desert the
craft of mis-named Democracy. Al
ready we see the flashing of victory
along the horizon. Already We behold
the glory of the coming day.
Our majority in Trumbull County
last year was 1886. On the 18th inst.
it was :. III, a gain of SIS. Some of
our Townships have done g~randly;
and all have done well. We can do
better. We want THREE THOUSAND
in November for Grant.
On with the column then. Straight
en- the lines. Uufurl the banners
Sound the charge. Once more rally
around the flag of four Country andt the
great victory of Liberty and Human
Rights will be won-and won forev-
er!
GRANT CLUBS! Getout THE last vote
next Tuesday. We charge you that
you see to this matter. We want
every man at the front on that day.
Let there be no straggles. Every
man to his post, and three times three
for GRANT, CoLFAx AND VICTORY.
o. MORGAN, Chairm'n.
T. ]. MCLAIN, JR., Sec'y. Co. Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

Rich Reading ! he chronological
Journal For November, contains
Portraits and Biographical Sketches
of Max Muller, the Pathological schOl-
ar and author: Isaac Taylor, the emil
nent writer on Christian Ethics 4;
Schiller, Chamisso, Gellert, INLAND.
Heine, German Lyric Poets (; Isabel
Ia, the late Queen of Spain ; Mrs. Il.
McGath, 1O7 years old; GOunod, the
author of Faust" besides lively and
instructive articles and sketches on
the antiquity of man; The Play of
Macbeth ; is Man Immortal 4? Getting
Rich The German Murderess; Bar
Oness E~bergenyi, or Culture and
Crime; The Crisis in her Life ; En-
ersOn on the Eye; Recreation rersns
Stimulation; Tobacco and Bald-heads;
A good judge Of Character The New
England Fisheries; May Twins Mar
~? An Excellent number. Terms
So a year. Address S r WELLS,
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

BAOf the report that gained circula-
ton rs to Frank Blair assuming the
role of Wilkes Booth there is no
longer room for doubt. We gave ii
but little credence until the Worldt the
organ of the Democratic party urged
the withdrawal of Blair for the Ian
guage used. Hear what he said:
SIN this struggle we have every
thing at stake; it is the final and last
struggle for the preservation of free,
constitutions governmental America;
and if we fall in it the republic falls
with US. A voice: mo such word
as fail.n1 1t becomes a mere appen-
dage of the military chieftain who is
lifted to power in the name of the
President, bit aCho neUer 1CiU leave The
Presidential mansion dLiue."
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-s4oSs~
Soldiers (!

In the hard fought contests of the
rebellion, under the lead of our gal
LIANT candidate for President, you per-
formed your duties nobly. You have
yeta duty to perform. The principles
for which you then fought are yet in
danger. In the peaceful contest next
Tuesday, remember the duty you owe
toyour country, and cast your ballots
to perpetuate what you shot your bull
la%a m prasarva
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Young Men I

On Tuesday next, many Of OuI
young men will cast their first vote
for President. Remember that in flu.
ture years you will look back to your
first vote with either pride or shame,
Reflect on the great issues now before
the country, and "choose We this day
whom We will serve" On one hand
peace, on the other war;. Take YOU
choice. The Republican party is g
party of progress-the democratic
party is its opposite, for it has stood
in the way of advancement in every
shape and form since it became a pro-
slavery party.
A man is known by the company
he keeps. VIII you associate with
rebels and rebel sympathizers, or will
you join hands with our brave soldiers
who fought under our candidate and
are still fighting for the same great
cause? Is it not enough TO know that
the New York Convention, which
nominated Seymour and Blair, and
framed the democratic platform, was
composed of rebel sympathizers from
the North and u~npardoned and unre-
pentant rebels from the South? The
Democrats South boast that by the
election of Seymourand Blair, all they
lost in the rebellion will be regained.
Viii you give them your vote,
and in future years, when our
great republic is restored to peace and
quietness, a lawful rule and right SUI
premacy," look back with shame and
modification on the course you then
pursued, O. wiIkyou cast yOurfirst bal
lot on tbs side of Justice and Equal
Rights, and then be glad to say that
you gave your voice with the great
Republican party, through whose
agency peace and quietness was
brought about.
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Election Returns.

The Grant Clubs in each Township
are requested to send to the Central
County Committee at the Court House
in Warren, the election returns on the
night of Nov. 8, either by some trusty
personzor by telegraph; we hope to get
all the returns in before midnight AS
the township poll books for Presiden-
tiaI electors, viii not be opened until
they are to be canvassed at Columbus,
it is more important that the special
eturns indicated should be made, in
order that the public may know the
result Immediately.
o. MORGAN, Chairman.
IT. RMcLAIN, Sec. to Cent. Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

IA We are happy to be able TO say
to our readers this. week that Mr..
RrrEzEL is recovering from his
extreme illness, and has been pro-
uounc Il out of danger by his physi-
clans. He is not yet able to take
charge of the paper, and u readers
will please bear with US, and overlook
errors, omissions, &C., which would
not occurwereh he present in the office.
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West Virginia Election.
TWO SIDES TO THE QUESTION.
WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 2R.

TWO SIDES TO THE QUESTION.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 26.
The HgteHigencer Republican, this
morning saw "Our whole ticket il
elected by a majority that can not fall
below three. thousand five hundred,
and may reach four thousand five
hundred. We shall have almost, if
not quite, our usual majority in the
Legislature, and have elected beyond
peradventure our Congressman in the
First and Second Districts, and returns
from the Third District remove the
doubt of Gen. Witcher's election
The Register (Dem.) says: "Tolera-
bly, complese reports from eighteen
counties out of fffty-three, composing
the State, show a net Democratic gain
of $500, and the same ratio of gains
through the State, which ratio certain
~ exists, will give us West Virginia
by a handsome majority
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Next Tuesday,

Will be a memorable day in the his
tory of our government. Then will
be decided the great political question,
"Can arepubIican formOf government
protect itself?". The Wilderness vic
tory has been secured; God grant
that we may have another Appomat-
tox next Tuesday. With four years
of peace under Grant, our country viii
regain its wonted quiet. Under Sey-
mour's rule, bloodshed, anarchy and
despotism would be the order Of the
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The War on the Frontier.

Dispatches from Lieutenant Gener-
al Sherman and Major General Sheri-
dan positively assert that there will
be a serious war with the Indians
from this time until the commence
ment of winter weather. The Arapa-
hoes, Cheyennes, Kiowas and Canaan
ches have all commenced hostile
operations. The region of country
near Fort Dodge has already suffered
from the incursions of an army of
$500 Indian warriors, A large force OF
soldiers, under General Sheridan in
person, is making ready to take the
Held. General Sherman, however,
teIegraphs to Washington for more
troops. 0
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

BG-The assassin element of South.
ern Democracy continues its work
One Of the latest victims is Hon. jaime:
Hindes, Republican member of Con.
gress from the second District of Ar
kansas, who was firedupon and killed
while travelling in Monroe county, on
Thursday afternoon, the odd inst,
Hon. JosephR Brooks, who aceOmpa.
MED him, was wounded. A short
time before, James Coolsey, San out
spoken Republican" wasassassinated
at Clarendon, in the same county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

Ia Geo. W. Childs, proprietor of
the Public Ledger, Philadelphia, has
presented the Philadelphia Typo
graphical Union with a lot in Wood
land Cemetery, for the interment OF
deceased printers. The lot comprises
about 1000 superficial feet, enclosed
by a handsome marble wall, with a
marble gateway of massive size.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

rAWade Hampton is coming to
his senses. 1t is to be hoped that the
Southern people are in a similar frame
of mind. He says the war definitive-
ily settled the ''main issues involved
in the war"-secession and slavery
and he considers 'these questions
settled forever" If the late elections
wrought such a change in the famous
Southern leader, how happy must be
the influence which the election OF
GRANT will exert.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

Do your whole duty on Tuesday
next. Get out the full vote. Rise
early and work. Let no man stay
away from the polls on accounto Of disa-
biIity, buthavec carriages for theinfrm
and feeble, Let old Trumbull increase
her majority, and show to rebels and
rebel sympathizers that we want no
Ku Klux leaders to govern loyal men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
sPnSk Thinps.,

When Sheridan telegraphed to
Grant that he thought if the enemy
was pushed they must give way,
Grant answered "Push things" Let
us follow our great Generals advice,
and on Tuesday nextsee to it that our
political enemies are pushed to the
wall.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
California Earthquake.
SAN Francisco, Oct. p.

DAN LI-NNNN~NVf UT -
The heavy shock of an earthquake
was felt here at I o'clock this morning.
The motion was east and west. Sew
eral buildings were thrown down, and
a considerable number badly damaged,
on Pine, Battery, Clay and SAMSON
streets. Near California the ground
sank, throwing buildings out of line.
AT the present writing, 8 "a. NJ, no es-
innate of the damage can be made,
though it is considered comparatively
small. Several severe shocks have
followed at intervals since, creating
general alarm among the people. The
shock was felt with great severity at
San Jose, where a number of the
buildings were considerably injured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

hrThe Cincinnati Gazette of Mon
day morning, gives the official vote of
Indiana by counties. 1t foots up a
Republican majority of 961. The in
crease of Republican votes since 1866
was 1874; the democratic increase
since the same year being 1925,
plainly showing a heavy importation
of democratic voters.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
tbe Democrocvare N

H6F While the Demoeracyare panic
stricken, the Republican forces must
waste no time, or idly dream of victo-
~, but prepare for a vigorous final
charge. This week should be a
period of active canvassing, and
especially for enlightening the ill-in-
formed on the political situation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
u. MOhOdNi OH'
T. NMcLAIN, Sec. to Cent. Com
pa-In one of Grants early battles,

pA-In one of Grants early battles,
it is related that at the critical mo-
ment he placed himself at the head OF
his old regiment with the shout,
sINow is the time to drive them, boys"
and secured the victory for the Stars
and Stripes. In the great battle on
which the future of the country de-
pends. the moment has arrived when
the cry should be "NOw is the time to
drive themn Let this be the watch
yord-snd drive them we will.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28
New Advertisements.

GTRAYED. Strayed from the sub
Oscriber on the sd inst. a small light red
Uulch COW about 0 years old, end Of one horn
rboken of. Any person returning or giving
information Of her whereabouts will be am
ply compensated. L. J. IDDINGS.
Oct. ., lS6S-3t
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NHW 9ToRH.

T ARGE and comodious, furnished
lin the most modern style.
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Situated d. in the thriving village Of Burg Hill,
near the A. & G. W. r. r., a splendid OPEN
ing for a man Of business, there being but
one store in the place. Also village lots for
sale at remarkably low paices. For further
particulars enquire OF H. BENNETT,
Hartford, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
Oct q, 1865.
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The Presidency,

The whole number of electoral votes
to be cast at this election is 294. Nee
essary to a choice, 14S. Since the cleo
tions of the 18th inst, there is no room
for doubt that GRANT and COLFAX
will receive the following electoral
votes:
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LONG ARM CHOP,

of Black Tea with green flavor. II has long
been the study of Tea producers and ~tasters
to procure among the many varieties I'M
p~Orted-tOO numerous to mention, Black Tea
JCih Green Flavor, that would sust nearly
every taste, and become a standard article.
The Empire Tea Company feel convinced
tina they have at length discovered this long
sought for quality in their Long Arm Chop,
which is put up in pound papers, n sold at
sl,25 per n.
Oct d IS6S-tf
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SAVE HEMAN PROFITS
The Empire Tea & Coffee Co.,
eos Fulton Street, New York,

200 Fulton street, new 1Ork,
HAVE appointed ]. t. Campbell,
II Main ST, Warren, Ohio, as their Agent,
anu in order to meet the wants Of this COM
munity, have selected the aforementioned
kinds Of their Stock, which are to be sold at
Wholesale Prices, theSame as the Company
sell them in New York. We guarantee all
goods sold by us to give entire satisfaction.
F1ECE LIST.
Oolong, soc, eOc., 81. Best I'D per. n.
Young Hyson, soc. 81, l,l0, Best l,25 perm,
Uncolored Japan, 100, LILO, Best Is per D.
English Breakfast, 100. Ito, Best Us per D.
Mixed, soc, pOc, 100, Best I'D per n.
Old HysOn, soc, 100, Ito, Best LIS per D.
Imperial, soc, 81, Ito. Best. LIS per %.
Gunpowder. 9Oc, 100, LIS, Best l,O per n.
English Breakfast Coffee, 25c per n.
Empire Java Coffee, SOC per n.
Ground Coffee, DC, SOC, bestfOc. per pound.
Hotels, Saloons, clearinghouse keepers and
Families who use large quantities, can effect
n great saving by using our English Break
fast and Dinner Coffee, which VIC will sell at
the low price OF &c. per pound. II is par
ticulaTly recommended, n sure to gtvePer-
feet satisfaction.
Special attention invited to the Empire
Ta1 Co =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

BR- The complete official returns
from Pennsylvania foot upa Republic
can majority of 10000. Good enough
for the gallant Keystone STATED
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TREAsURER'S NOTIcE--TAxEs OF 1863.

pun uuanee d!aw / EDWARDH HAYES, Treasurer f Trumbun County, Ohio, here
~ Ee luce ma IN nnS ~ Taxes for the yearO me thousand eight hundre m sixty
rSs UTS - sd IN IN Iouow1ng table, showing 1.-THE numbGro fmnsa an hunS
Taxaole Property, In the sevGalT Townships:
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CLEVELAND & MAHOS1xe R. R. Co..

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2, 1865.
4 Dividend of three and a half per
~ cent free Of Government Tax, has been
declared by the Board Of Directors on the
full shares Of the Capital Stock OF this Com
pany. PAYABLE at the office OF the Company
In Cleveland on the 10th day Of November
next. The Transfer Books will be closed on
the 3lst inst, and opened on the 18th OF No
Vember following.
GEORGE MYGATT, Treasurer.
Oct. 2S-3ws
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

BANKRUPTCY.
ID In the District Court OF the United States,
Tor the Northern District of Ohio. In h emat-
ter OfW1IIiam W. Fisher, of Niles, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland, in the said
District, on the 18th day Of October, \ ID, 1858.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, IS.
Take notice that a petition has been filed
in said Court by William W. Fisher, OF Niles,
in the County Of Trumbull, in said District,
duly declared q Bankrupt under the Act of
Congress of March ID, 1867, for q discharge,
and a certificate thereof. from all his debts
ann other claims prOvRble under said Act,
n that the &th day of November next, at
10 o'clock A NJ, is assigned Tor the hearing OF
the same, when and where you may attend
and show cause, If any yOu have, why the
prayer of the said Petition shOul not be
granted,
You will also take notice that the second
and third meetings OF CreditOrs, required by
the 9th and 18th sections Of said Act, will be
held by order Of said Court on the 2ith day
OF November, A ID 1855, at 10 O'Clock 81, at
Warren in said District, before lie Jones,
Esquire, one Of the registers OF said Court.
Earl BILL, Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt.
October 2S-tf,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

bI% Hon. Schuyler Colfax is to be
married on the 9th inst, to q niece of
Ben Wade's,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

"
SEYMOUR and BLAIR, if not with
drawn, are SUR to receive the votes of
Kentucky, IL, and Maryland, total
Is,
The following States are doubtful:
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E. R. WISE, Secretary.

CHERIFF'SSALE.
y y. P. Callahan, vs. Joseph McCaughtry.
Henry Beard VS. Joseph McCaughtry.
BY virtue of an execution1ssued OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF Nahoning Co., o.
Also by virtue Of an execution issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Portage Co.,
Ohio. 1 have levied the same on the store Of
goods belonging to said defendant. and shall
expose the same to public saleat Miles, Trum-
bull County Ohio, the sale commencing on
Friday, the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1865
from day to day till the following described
goods are disposed Of, tO-wft: Overcoats,
Dress Coats, Pants, Vests, Hats, Caps and
Boots, in short every thing usually found in
any retail clothing store. Terms Cash.
s. NJ. LAIRD, sheriff.
F. G. Servis, Atty.
SheriAs once. Warren. o., Oct. Is. ls6-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

The County TrHurers Office viii be open fol the reception Of Taxes. nom the 1871 La
and collection enforced according to Jaw.
One half e aboyet take musth be paid on Dr. before III 18th lay OF December 49, ant
ne ehneeo or before the 18th day II June lS. Taxes returned delinquent are sub
Jectto penanyO ftwent CD per cent
BRING YOUR, ROAD TAX RECEIPTS WHEY YOU CONE TO PAY YOUR TAXES. in all eases
HheeP a MI an TO odnes heir Road ak Receipts the road tax will b collected IN
saunent ~
e him earlier than hasb BEEN he custom, and delinquent taxes will b semi out for cOnec
ton very promptly after the anh Of December. A air arning has been given. tax
PayeS wh9 are negligent mutn lot complain they have to pay the dive per cent which
Treasmers once. Warren. o. Sept 3d. k&S EDMARD HAYEa Connt Tnas.
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