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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

Late of Farmington. tenders his professiona
services to the people Of Warren and vicinity
from 10 10 Il a m. and to p. m. hesl'
dence. corner of High / Chestnut Sts.
Nov 27. lS67-1yE
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Nanufactur rs Of Stoves, Plows. Castings. Tin
ware .toVe Furniture, Stove Pipe, &c. No.
5, Market street, Warren, o.
April q. '63.
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.NHERIFFS SALE.

- The State Of Ohio, Trunbull County. Sc.
Johns, gehu 4 Co., VS.. David Thomas, ct. al. I
JOINS. Jehu6Co.. VS.. Wm.R. Richards. ct. al. !
In Trunbun Common Pleas. By virtue oi
two orders Of sales in attachment issued out oi
the Court Of Common Pleas. of Trumbull Co,
O.; in the above named case. to me directed and
delivered, shall expose to public sale at the
south door Of the Court House in Warren. Ohio
on saturday, the 18th day OF April,
A. d., ls6S, between the hours OF two and
three o'clock. p. m. of said day. the following
described Real Estate. lands ard tenements
tO-wit: One lot and store house. and other 0ui
buildings, situate IN the township OF Brookneid
Ohio, and bounded as follows, tO-Eit: On the
east BY the public square on the south BY ianos
owned by Daniel Jeremiah. and on the west o.
lands owned by Roger Richards. and on thu
north by the east and west street. the same
premises recently occupied By Richards 4 Ma
Iey, as store. Appraised on order Of Attach
ment at $l200OO. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff. &.
Sanderson 4 Jonss. Att'ys for plaintiffs.
Sh e1iffss Office Warren o., March IS l66S-5i
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FORRIsT & HYDE,

Attorneys at Law office over Parks A Patch's
Hardware Store, Warren. Ohio. are auth orized
and prepared to attend 70 al cases under the
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod Ststes
- Courts. March Is. 1867.
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observation-disclosures. 5. q,
nr EA. RIEkCE.

ttorneys at Law. Office over Smith & McCombs'
SuoFe, corner Of Main and Market Streets,
Warren. Ohio. lAprii "a. lS67-tf
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Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Conveyancer
of Real Estate. ond General Collection Agent.
ofice at OraDgeville. Trnnbun CO. o. lspll7y
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SGARLET,S, COAL DEPOT.

TaE BEST COAL IN THIS
msrketsuppIied 10 order. at retail Q! whole
sale al Lowest market prices. Call at the Ma
honing Depot. 6EOh0b SOAhAhA-
Warren. jan. q ls6S-ly.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea
dy Made Clothing Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods Main Street. Warren,O.
Janl7'66
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Attorney at Law. and Notary Public. East side.
Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
Jan. 1S6S-f
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T. sPEAR. n. ID.
L. c. JoNEs.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon: Office over stile
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio. Par
tic1lar attention given to Chronic Diseases
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nANKRUPTCY

I'D In the District Court of the United States,
| for the Northern District Of Ohio, IS.
In the matter Of J ohm MeCaughtE, Bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy. AtCleveland, in the said Dis
trict. on the 9TH day Of Mafch.sA- D.. 1865.
Northern District Of Ohio. ss. Take notice
that petition has been fled in said Court BY
John McCaughtry. of Weath ersheld. in the
County Of TrumbulI, in said District, duly de-
elared Bankrupt under the Act of COngress Of
March I'd. 1867. for discharge, and a eerun cate
thereof. from all HE debts and other claims
provable under said Act. and that the l4th day
of April next. at 10 O'Clock. q. m. is ASSIGNED
for the hearing Of the same. Ther and here
you may attend and show cause, if any you have,
why the prayer Of said Petition should 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 10Th day OF
april. a. D., 1865, at 10 o'clock a. m, at War
ren. IN said District, before L c. Jones, ksq-.
one Of the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL. Cl'k ofthe District Court
March IL 1858 ST
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JOIN II

JOIN LoY. ). G. sELsox.
L0H d NELSON,
Physicians and Surgeons; ONCE east of the Bank
Market Stree Warren Ohio.
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s-Barretts Indispensable Hair re-
storstiYe.
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TTACHMENT.

A TTACHMENT-
IA J.B. Nelson. Plaintiff, VS.. g; w. Mar
shall, Defendant. Before Chas- 9. Fowler J.
p, Of Liberty Township. TrumbuR Co.. ..
On the 9Th day of February, A. D.. 1865. sad
Justic issued an order Of Attachment IN the
Iiberty, March II, lS5S-StF ]. B. NELSON.
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By John NJ. Stul. his Atty.
March IL. lS5S4t.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
- The State of Ohio. Trumbul County. ss-
'oi0 IS. An In Trumbun Common
HaEysy: H,'Ii. D Ere FIser & pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, o.
in the above named case I have levied upon
aud shall expose TO public sale az the south door
of the Court House. in Warren, Ohio. on Sat
urdRy. the 25th day of April, A. D.,
1865, between the hours Of and 4 o'clock. D.
m, of said day, the following described tract Of
land, situate in the Township of Bazetts, II
the state Of Ohio. and which is also in the Coun-
ty of TrCmbull. and is known by being south
middle part Of lot No forty-three (49 and il
bounded as follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of land villed by Martin Z. Freer
| TO Martha Smith, Is surveyed by Lemngwell,
| and at stone in thecenter of the Scoheld road
so called; thence west along said Marths
| Smiths south line to lot line; thence south tC
| the southwest corner Of land Eilled by said
Martin E. Freer to Warren Freer. and to 8
stone thence east along said south line to loi
line; thence north to the place Of beginning
containing thirty-three and Bne-half (3318) acres
of land. be the same more or less. Appraised
at s.. Terms Cash.
S.M. LAIRD. Sheriff
Sherif7s Office, Warren, o., March Is. 1S6S-6l
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J. vAUTRoT. TzAD. AoKLKH.
VAUTROT q ACHLEY,
Successors to J. Vautrot & Co.. Deslersin " atch
81 JeweIrv and Diamonds, Market Street
Warren. Ohio. lMaroh . 90
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NN7D----115s 81 - .
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and
American Dry Goods. Groceries, CrockeTy. &c
Corner OF Main and Market Streets. Warren,
Ohio.
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=. 4. PORTEI

VIZ. PORTER. W ?. PoRTER-
w. n. d ". +. PORTER,
Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tionery, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets
and Magazines, at the New York Book Store.
Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
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v, D. HALL ,. :. AAOAEh
HALL & MACKEY.
Manufacturers of Harness and dealers in Sad
dlery Hardware, Trunks. isllses; I5ayellns
Fancy saddlery. No. s. Market street. war
rem Ohio. (May q. 1867.
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Wholesale and Retail Dsalsrs in Foreign and
Domestic DRY Goods. Silk and Straw BonDets
aTorre1 I'm Goods Store" Phcsnix Block.
Warren. Ohie
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OHERTFFS SALE.

CHERlFFYS SALE.
- The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County.
Johns. Jehu & Co.. In Trumbun Com
John Phillips.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas, of Trumbull Co., Ohio
in the above named case, and TO me directed
and delivered, have levied upon and shall ex-
pose to public sale on Saturday the ISth
day Of April. A. D., 1858. at the south door
of the Court House in Warren, Trumbull Co..
O., between the hours Of L m and O'Clock. p;
n of said day, the following described Real
Estate. to-wit: Situate in Brookheld IoWn-
ship, Trumbull Co.. o.. known as part Of loi
No. 81. and bounded and described as follows:
On the west by land owned BY Daniel J. Thorn
as on the north and east by land ozned BY
Joseph Davis. and on the south by the highway
being so feet wide on the road and running
land. Appraised on order Of Attachment al
$4,000. Terms Cash.
Sanderson q Jones. Att'ys. for Pitt -,
Sherifss Office Warren, o. March is, lS0o-5t.
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:. -l,In ,Irnc,1r CLARK.
DIR. f. MEYER.

Physicians and Surgeons; Office on High Street
at the stand formerly occupied By Dr. Har-
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JAMESON WHEELER.

Manufacturers OF Leather. Main Street. War
ren, Nov. a 1856.
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IOHNkJ. o. HUTCHINs.

Auctioneer. Hubbard Ohio. Al, communiea-
tions by mail promptly attended to.
Feb. s, 1S6s-lyrs
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FXECUTOR'S NOTICE
~ Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified as III :
ecutor on the estate Of John TAFT. deed, late
Va ROBERT TAFT.
LordstoWn. March. IS. 1s6S-St
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uChD W.WOODWORTH.

N. c. d ID. w. HOODHOkAh'
hysicians and Surgeons. office over Z. d. Alh-
son's DRUG Store, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Once hours from TO 9. 3. m, and from 70 )
p,m, (Feb q. 1861.
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VI. PORTER.

Attorneys at Law, Office over Freeman & Hunts
: Banking House. Warren. o. lian. o. '6S-
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rR. T4YDoR. L. G. JOKES.
TAYLOR 4 JONES
Attorneys at Law. Ofice east side Of Public
Square, Warren. Ohio.
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GOAL! COAL!
IT RICHMOND STILL CON
tinues 70 furnish the best articles Of
Coal and Slack at the old stand Of Richmond d
Scarlet, at the Mahoning Depot ,
Warren Sept. B-tt r. RICHMOeD-
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TIE TMO TANNLRs.

The New York San has been looking
up the genealogical aud business relations
of U. S. GRANT aud GEoRGE IL, PENnLEroN,
the prominent candidates for the Presi.
6ency.
1t will be seen by the copy we give he.
low, that the ancestors OF each candidate
have followed the trade of tanning. Bat
the inference drawn 10y tho StR is ia favor
of GRANT, his practical knowledge of the
business being such that asa competitor
for the Presidency next fall, he will eCTec
tually tan PENDLEroN's hide. OF that there
is not the shadow of doubt. The San
states the matter as follows:
1t is discovered that tue grandfather of
the Hon. George II, rendeton was a tan
ner, while General Grant is not only the
son Of u tanner aud the brother Of another
bHt has been in the leather trade himself
aud was dealing in the products Of the tan
yard at Gaena when tho war broke out
and he was called to another sphore of use
fnlness. But il may even bo said that ht
continued IN tho same business all through
xhe rebellion, for he gave u thorough curry
ing and dressing To Beauregard at Shiloh
10 Pemberton at Nickshurg, TO Bragg a
Chattanooga, and to Lee at Petersburg anC
Five Forks Il would be rather curious /
tliese two descendants Of tanners shoul,
be rival candidates for the Presidency mex
antumn. But we warn Mr. Pendleton tha
in that event all the experience OF his gran,
father will not save him from the mos
complete tanning that ever a politician haC
~ undergo.
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.SuMNIARY Or NEMS.

IT is said at least 3 900 Garbaldian sym
palhizers are now confined in the prisons Of
Rome.
Mr.. MizsER, aged 1903 years, probably
tho Oldest man in the State OF Michigan,
died at lIillsdale few days ago. .--,
IIrNRY WARD BEEcuEHs income was
large last year, lie made tbirty-seyen thOu-
sand dollars from his farm alone.
Miss PsNlNtS, an American belle in
Paris is to be narrel 10 NJ. Romers, Sec.
retary Of the Spanish Ambassador
TINS State Of Ohio falls four thousand dol
lars behind meeting the expenses of the
mails within her limits during the past
year. sI .. f.
LuNBRRMES on the Saginaw river are in
high glce, aud have already cut an extra
ordinary amount Of timber. This looks
we'll for the lumber trade this year.
THE Lake Shore Grape Growers Asso
citation will hold their annual meeting at
Cleveland on'the 10Th Of February. A re-
port will be made on the moral Influence
o. wine making.
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Thc Why Il Goes.

In tho following clipping, from the
Gazette, it will be seen what certain class
Of pseudo democrats would dc, hal they
the power, Their INSCRIPTIONS policy
would carry them to the length of disfran.
chising all who do not vote the democratic
ticket, 1t is not SO much tho color Of the
skin which covers tho voter, as the color
Of his political principles, which makes
tho difference TO our sapient Democratic
Legislators.
In their desire to elect BARNAnNs BuRNs
to Congress, they made an Nhortivo at
| tempt to disfranchsc one hundred stu
dents of the Methodist University, at Della
ware. We hepo our Democratic brethren
will no longer raise the cutlery of "this is
whita mans Government" Tho rights
of both whitp and black men are disrc'
garded when tho opinions Of such conflict
with tho interests of the Democracy.
The correspon lence, however, is SO raoy
that we give it verhatum-;
CoLuMuus, January 23.-Our back action
Legislature bos suffered signal aud self
Indicted humiliation this wcck From In,
ahortivo effort of Mr.. Mann, tho risiny
member from this district, to ogislate Mr.
Bawahas Burns into Congress. by depri
wing one hundred of his most intclligen
constituents of the ballot Mr., Mann is I,
be commseraicd, the more because he hat
TO work all last Sunday to got his bl
printed so thar ho nigh, bo ready to in
troduce it Tuesday morning, But alas, 20
A., the best laid schemes of mitc and Mann
Providence shovcled snow ou tho railroa,
tracks, aud Tuesday morning did not hrinl
quorum TO either Huuse--at least a QUO
rum was not visible to the naked eye
4 Suow, Ike rain, falls upon the Just aud tn
unjust, aud SO there were about an oQuO
number of Republican and Democratic men
bors behled Nevertheless, ono Virtuou
Democratic Senator declared from his sea
that he smet q mice; that ho had sec
four Republican Senators leave their seat
aud 20 hence that he was in favor of +,
naming six weeks. il in that time the Sc
geaut.at Arms could find the abseutec
That was all well enough for the umblc'
+ Senator from ruScarawas, bnt his cigl
. Democratic brethren preseut regarded 81
E weeks rather long between drinks, aud
about an hour motion TO adjourn va
, talilNu WIN taNN anu Ntts hNuH hll
+. which had been brought over from tn
/, ( House, sank 10 rise no more. There al
. those who would shoulder this abortion q
Q Baber giving Mann only credit for tho m;
h chine work. 1t is possible they ATE righ
BAber himself has Congressional 0spir,
+, lions, and lac, even more lhan any 9th,
/ Democrat, has reason TO fear Intelligence
4 the ballot box. A few years ago he mad
"A "A sneech 10 tho stulpnts of "A certain ca
4 lege in this county, in which he employe
t all the magic of his elOquenoe To persuad
L them that q Democrat is the cmbodimel
q Of all earthly mcauness. Now the liz
s skin OF Ropublicauism is stripped from hi
a no worry naturally wopld prefer TO hay
these apt pupils OF his dislrauehiscd,
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VOTE OF IOWA rsR TWELVE YEARS,
starvation In AlgieTS- One Hundred
Thousand Deaths

A letter from Paris, dated January
says: Tho poorer classes are now under
going tremenduous Suiferings not only in
France, but in Algeria, IN that colony ac-
cordmg to the Archbishop of Algiers, the
Arab population are now dragging out am
existence of misery feeding like animals
on the foliage of trees, wandering almost
naked writes Mouseigneur) along the roads
awaiting, in the neighhorhood of cities and
villages, for the omptying of household re.
fuse, TO quarrel over the filthy remains. To
these starving nay dying tribes, nothing
that can lac deVopred is repulsNe. To des-
pcrate is there condition, Il translate the
ArchbiShop's worls,) that they actually
dig up the carcasSes of animals that have
died of disease. A heap OF ten and twelve
bodies OF dead Arabs lying by tho road
side, is no uncommon spectacle When
these poor men feel tho approach of death
the slow and horrible death of famine
they do not complain; !hey stretch them
selves near somo roadside, cover them
selves as we'll as they can, with the
wrotoded rags they may possess, and Gov
oriug thoir faces await their last hours
murmuriug the name Of "-AHah Ii !,
thus they died of sholera all hast summer
il is thus they now die OF hunger, literally
moWn down by this plague. Calculations
which are not exaggerated, bring the mum
her of tho victims within tho last 81,
| mouths 10 above one hundred thonsand.
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--.--------s. . .------
THE DELAY OF ROUNTIEs.

The special Committee appointed TO in
yostigate the causes of tho delay in pay.
ing tho additional bounies provided by
the act Of July 1866, have made report
TO the House. 1t appears that tho whole
number of claims filed in 4l2,03O, and the
number settled, lSS,556, or less than one
third of those filed, AID that at the present
rate of progress it will take until March
1863, to finish the business. The cause OF
this slow progress is the lack of sufficient
number Of clerks TO do business, and TO
romedy this tho Committee reported a bill
largely increasing the number, which has
already passed the House. In the discus.
sion ON the subject it was hintcd that the
payment Of these bUuntics had been pur-
posely withhold by tho Department, in
order that the soldiers, ang:y at the delay
would lay the blame on Congress and the
Republican party, as many have already
done.
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JoHS JACoB AsToR, the second son Of
John Jacob As.Or, the millionaire, died in
this city yesterday morning, in the G5th
year of his age. In early youth, Mr.. As
tor gave much intellectual promise, but, at
tho age of seventeen, he accidcntly fell.
striking on his head, and TINS his mental
faculties were impaired. His father, after
vain efforts to effect his restoration, built
on Fourteenth ST., near the North River, a
mansion for Ills accommodation. it occu-
pies one entire block. and is surrounded by
"a high fence, to prevent rrying and curl
uus eyes from seeing the movements of the
occupants. On the death of the father, one
Of the principal items in his will was a
provision il trusting the younger John
Jacob to the ca,o of physician in whom
he placed implicit confidence. and settling
a handsome income upon the Fourteenth st
mansion. The funeral takes place at II
o'clock on Monday morning, from st. Bar
lholomews Church, in Lafayette place.
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THE STATE NOT TO BE REDIS-
TRICTEn.

By Saturdays Gdsstte We learn that at a
recent canvass of our Democratic legislators
twas determined not TO rodistrict the State.
II would seem from that conclusion that the
irenzied mtoxication of official success, is
giving place to better spirit---tbe spirit
of consideration. \ precedent similar to
the ono thoy had in contemplation, when
once established would ultimately prove
injurious to themselves. Tho cool heads
among them anticipated such consequences
and realized the force OF that alago which
saith, llo who sows the wind, shll reap
the whTlwindn -
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GOOD NEWS ron TIE TAX PAYER

Our National Legislators are moving
earnestly towards retroncbment, and the
consequent diminulion Of taxes. The
Committee Of Ways and Means, held an
important meeting on the l1th inst, which
was attended by special Commissioner
WELLS. Al that meeting the following
resolution was passed
Rcsolctd, As the sense Of this committed, that
one hundred and fifty million dollars of revenue
shall be considered rs the amount of revenue Ia
be obtained from internal taxes, and that the same
as far Ms possible, be collected from First dis
titled spirits aud rcrmeutcd liquors; Second
Tobacco and Manufacturers or tobacco Third
Stamps Fourth Special taxes; Fifth Incomes
Sixth Dividends Scyenth ---Luxurics and amuse-
mcnts Eghth-lanks and railroads; Ninth
LCEncics aud leaving the least posi-
bic sum to be collected from industrial pursui ts
or rcleavng that class of interests entirely.
A full and free discussion of this rcso
luton cvinced The fact that every member
Of that imp ortant committee were agreed
on tho ptlicy of iaxiDg only articles oI
luxury:
When this measure haR received The
sapclion Of Congress aud becomes III,
law our merchants and mechanics, will l.,
delivered from many burdensome and il
quisiloral imposts and much nogrant in
Justice arising from tho unequal workings
of the law as it now exists, will be re
moved. With the scope and opportunity
presented for the establishment of fa
and equitable system of taxation, we ma,
hope that Congress will legislato effectively
With such record, wo may confidently
appeal TO the people, and ensure glorious
| lrinmnh