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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-26
From PaEnes Corners
PAYNrs CORNERS, Fen. %

NNAH@--s1n @NDa- -. A0UC.
EDITOR CHRoSICLE:-As it appears tn G
wish Of your many readers to hear from all
parts Of the county, 1 thought a few lines
from this part of His moral VINEYARD
might be Of interest. We have been hay-
ing q very interesting meeting here for the
last three weeks, under the charge of the
9 Z. G. Smith, a young man possessed
OF lndomitable perseverance and an ex-
emplary christian character. There were
t%hirty-two additions to the church during
the meeting. On last evening it was
understood there would be 4 donation for
his benefit, and at m early hour the people
began to assemble at the hotel Of Mr.. A
Shot, who kindly offered his house for the
occasion, where a sumptuous repast was
served by the far ladies of the neighbor-
hood, that done honor to them and the
cause. After all had renewed the inner
man to their hearts content, the fragments
were ''seven baskets full" And altar
having q friendly chat the company dis
persed, all feeling that it was good to be
there. There was a fair donation given
in money and such other things as only a
young preacher away from home, knows
how TO appreciate.
There Is quite an excitement in the
neighborhood of the "COrners'' in regard
to the fine fields of coal that have been
discovered during the fall and winter;
everybody thinks they have about 1 feet G
under their land, and most all have leased
and are having their land tested, and a
good many have touched bottom without
finding the much coveted prize. The fine
fields Of coal disc overed by Tod, SIAM
baugh IL Co, on the Hummison, Cham,
berlain and Wheeler farms have been sur
veyed within the last few days, for the
Of opening, which will DO com
menced in early spring, and in all proba-
bility will be ready TO furnish all the coal
that will be necessary for the fall trade
day is not far distant when the snort
Of the iron horse will be heard aear the
Corners" As the mail is coming 1 will
close and for a time I. B. INVISIBLE.
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Main street warreu ohio.
No. . Maiden Lane.

NsU York, Dec. IA, 1871
In my Card of Nov. I, 1887, I stated
hat, SfOr the purpose OfmOre 1uUy
supplying the wants OF h public,
and In TO prevent unscrupu-
IOus dealers from palmin@ Ominfe-
riOr and worthless goods as the
Morton Gold Pens, 4 shall here
after seu no goods at wholesale
except only TO duly appointed and
authorized A@ents,ss etc. To his
plan I have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by Iong-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose wordt the public have learnedto
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment ofmy
ems and TO sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price. and
get a full equivalent for the money
paid
No agent is appointed to travelfr from
place to place, or canvasst the country,
SO that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount $40 Clubs" being
sufficient inducement to all others
A. MORTON.
October q. 1867.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ State Of Ohio, Trumbun County. IS.
virtue OF an execution issued out of the
in o certain case wherein Job J. Morgan is
plaintiff. and John Wen defendant. have lev
led on and shall proceed 70 sell at public sale,
Ohio. on
Saturday, h 2Ist. day. of 1865,
between the hours Of one aud three O'Clock. D..
m. ofsaid day. the following described land
and teneEents, tO-Wit
Being part Of Lot as in the original survey
oflOts in said Hubbard. and bounded east by the
center ofthe north and south center road Of
said Hubbard. north by part Of said original
Lot 40 and owned 5y Samuel Thomas. west By
lands owned by I. r. MeGasrghey- and south
by lands occupied BY Richard jenkins. as own
ed by Thomas Cook. containing about ffty-four
90 rods Of land. Appraised at Sl200. Terms
cash. s. N. LAIRD. Sheriff
Feb. l9, 1S6S-5t Of TrumbulIC Co. D.
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10 Gen. Hancock's visit to Texas
IS said to have worked a great change
in him, and fears are entertained by
some of his conservative friends hat
he may become a rank l;adical. A pri-
vate letter from him to q friend in New
York, couched in terms whereof some
of Sheridan's letters appear to have
been taken as guides, intimates, in fact,
plumply says, that he has got q belly
fulP' of the sort of Unionism which
Mr.. Johnson and the Democracy are
endeavoring to build on. The General
returned to New Orleans a good deal
changed if not a better man!
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Fire Insurance Experiments.

Among the Fire Insurance Compa-
mics that have recently failed are the
Cincinnati Home Insurance Company
the National ms. Co., Guaranty ms.
Co., Trader ms. Co., Mechanics ms.
Co. and Farmers ms. Co, of st. Louis.
The Columbus Accident Insurance
Company has also retired
The Columbus Home Fire Insurance
Company had on the LIST of January.
1868, liabilities of S2S,34S,27, and its
total assets were, after deducting pre-
MUM notes, S2,98S.
The following is the result of the
business of the following Ohio Insur-
ance Companies for the year ending,
Jan. 1st, 1868.
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The Commercial Bulletin expresses the
following opinion concerning the trade
prospect. THE feeling is decidedly
better than in the latter part of 1867.
1t Is evident that there is no longer room
for the wide fluctuations and decline
in prices which have ruined many
houses in the past two years, and with
out any prospect Of a change IN the
currency or nearer approach of a gold
basis for some years at least, there is
greater confidence in entering upon
business transactions. Demand and
supply will now resume, to a great ex-
tent of Congress passing oEtrSordinary
laws regarding finances or tariff"
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To all whom it may Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

IN that the following Resolutions was adopt-
ed By the Town Council Of the Ineorporate ted
village Of Warren.
Rssoloed. That in the opinion of this Council
il is deemed necessary to grade and improve
south street from Main St. to the Mahoning
river. IN accordance with the survey and profile
offs. L. Diekey, Eng'r now on file in the Mayors
once. Tor which purpose an ordinance is now
pending before said Council. An persons
claiming damages by reason of such grading
and improving, are hereby required to file the
same IN writing. with the Recorder Of said vii
lage within two weeks from the expiration Of
four weeks from the first publication of this
notice, or be forever barred from any claim or re-
covering any damage therefor.
By order Of the Council.
Il. H. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS,

The demand for this periodical continues: and
piled win at once allow Us to present them with
4 copy for one year. on the simple condition that
a new subscriber with the money be sent Us.
Old subscribers. not in arrears, will be supplied
also. if they will. on renewing their ubscrip-
tons. send US fifty cents extra. No more APP
prOpriate or valuable present could be desired.
from month to month. as this monthly maya
zine of brilliant stories and beautiful ilustra-
tons. The publishers pricsis 500.
Feb N 1g6S-4t
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A New York letter says the ladies
are all ordering Cehdon dresses and co.
raj jeEelry. Celadon is q dull green.
3 mixture of pea-green and orange, some
thing like the tint of a brown kittens
eye in a coal cellar. 1t is a pretty col
or for those who like it, and as Miss
McFlimsey, of Madison square, affects
1t, 1t must, perforce, become popular.
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OUIsA MUHLBAoH,s Els

. TORlCAL NOVELS.
We have received a new supply Of these poPu-
ar novels price 3 each.
Maria AntOinette and Her Son,
frederick The Great and His Family,
Joseph the Second and His Court.
Louisa Of Prussia and Her Times.
Napoleon and Butcher.
lhe Daughter Of an Empress,
Napoleon and the Queen Of Prussia,
Lhe Empress Josephine.
Napoleon and Queen Louisa,
Berlin and Saus-souci,
Frederick the Crest and His Court,
The Merchant of Berlin.
For sale At PORTsR'S BOOKSTORE.
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Ia Notwithstanding Mr.. Pendie-
toms apparent strength and confidence
of his friends, the prospect of his
nomination is growing less. A strong
organization in favor of bringing out
Senator Hendricks, of Indiana, is quiet
" at work with increasing expecta-
tions; and they claim to have already
div;G-4 the West, which Mr.. P endle-
ton lately claimed Hss . unit for him.
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DANKRUPTCY

II In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat
ter OF Alfred j. TrOxel, Bankrupt. In Bank
To whom i may concern: The undersigned,
residing at Warren. Trumbull Co.. o.. hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of
Alfred IroNel, Of Rowland. County ofTrumbull,
State of ohio. within said District, who has
beer, adjudged a Bankrupt upon his. own petit
ton by the District Court of said District.
W. I. SPEAR. Assignee.
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R- The Cincinnati Enquirer prints
a piece of Pendleton poetry, entitled
"The Chieftain of the West" Chief
tain of what ? The title suggests brave
deeds and ardent patriotism. When a
million of men went to the field, Pen
dleton, the Eaqdrsr's Chieftain, remain
ed at home, maintaining a steady fire
in the rear, To this day he has utter
ed no word to show that he thought it
right TO put the rebellion down. This
is the kind of Chieftains the Democra-
cy tune their muse to, and propose to
elect to the Presidency. He is a. good
as they haYe.
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CARPENTERS BOOK.
Six Months at the white Hons

Any person who will send US the name Of a new
subscriber for The HdpeHdenlfor one year, with
cred at the desk Of our publishing ONCE. Old
subscribers. not in arrears, on renewing their
subscriptions. and sending US hfty cents extra.
will also be presented with q COPY Of the book.
Wehave already given away more than twelve
thousand copies of this remarkable volume.
and the demand continues undated. It ought
to be in every family in the country. The re-
tlil nrica at he bookstores is Sl.50.
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QHERIFF'S SALE.

~ George ShafeF. We. Thomas B. Lloyd. In
Irum0ull Common Pleas. By virtue of an exc
eutiOn issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
of TrumbullC County. Ohio. have levied upon
n IfIh day OF MareI, 1858. al the resi-
dence of George Shafer. in Mecca Township.
Cos O.sborween the hours oil a. M.
and o'clock. p. m, Of said DAY, the following
Ionrth interest in one Stationary Engine and
Boiler. being the property Of said defendant
Terms Cash. IS. M. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherid's Olice. Warren. o.. Feb. IS. ls6s-St
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,-Hov loving is the New YOrA

ts~ How loving is the New York
Will toward valiandighsm, thus =
1--WE never admired him, we have
merely spared him, because beingnei-
ther admirable Irresponsible e was
nevertheless, as we ourselves ha0 "sen,
3 victim to the arbitrary and lawless
proceedings of q Republican admins
stration."
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A TTAcHMENT

"A John Campbell. vs.. BENJAMIN Pb;uips-
before Edward Spear. J. P. OF Warren Town
SNIP Itumblll County, Ohio On the 10th day
OF rep lsoS, said Justice issued sn order Of
action. for the sum OF one hundred and SEVENTY
Two 4~O-lOJd0llars. This case will be for hear
ing oeiere said Justice, on the 18th day of March,
1865. az 10 o'clock. a. m.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
By john II. StuIl, his Atty.
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FGAL NOTICE

IL William E. Davis. plaintiff, vs.. Thomas
McDermOtt- defendant. Before Isaac Mont
gomery. j. P. of BroOkfeld Township, Trum-
bull County. Ohio. On the 5th day Of Febru-
airy. A. D.. 1868, said Justice Issued an order of
Attachment in the above action, for the sum Of
tWenty-seTen dollars and ffty-fvs cents. $3.50.
Brookfsd. Feb s. iS5s-St
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Farm for Sale.
TRUE BUT STRANGE.
EGAL NOTICE.

IL Nelson L. Chapman. whose residence is
unknown. will take notice. that Lydia T. Chap
man, his wife. did on the 3lst Of Jan. 1868. ole
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Trumbun County. Ohio. praying for q decree OF
divorce against said Nelson l. Chapman, and
for the custody Of their minor children. Said
petition charges the said Nelson L. Chapman
with wiIful absence for more than three years.
and grOss neglect of duty. Said petition viii be
PHILIP II. F0OTE.
Feb. 8. 1858, 6tf Atty for Petitioner.
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New Advertisements.
Elixir of Life Cures

Cholera Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum.
Cramp, Collie, Dysentery. DiErrhea. Pain in the
Stomach, kc., dc.
DR.. Murray's Medicines are no himbug, but
are valuable remedies such is the universal
testimony Of Thousands through western Penn
sylvania, and eastern Ohio, who have used these
remedies for.the last fifteen years. The constant
y increasing demand since their introduction
has compelled DR.. Murray 10 increase his ia
c~ilities for manufacturing, and Is in hopes soon
TO be able to place these invaluable remedies
in the reach Of every family, with a view Of
giving his entire attention to the manufacturing
Of the remedies. He has made an arrangement
with ii. Bennett for the introduction and sal g
Ofthe medicines throughout the United States
and Territories. To the afflicted We would say,
give these remedies a trial. feeling assured that
they will give you relief. Natures Grand Re
storer. should be ~ eUerV family, for e % a sure
cure for Group.
These medicines are sold By Druggists and
dealers generally.
Orders for ID. Murray's Natures Grand Re-
stOrer and Elixir Of Life. to be addressed to
u. BENNETT L co,
" a, 1919 Hartford. Trumbull Co., o..
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TESTIM

MEssRs. II. BENNETT i CO.-GExTLEuEv-
I have kept in my house during the last ten
years, Dr. Z. Murray's Natures Grand Resto-
Cough and Bronchitis. with satisfactory results,
and believe the medicine to be one of great
value Tor the diseases spesiied. His Elixir Of
Life has been used IN my family TO some extent.
and l believe II to be equally good
Hartford. u. Nov. i. 1867, JOEL MINER.
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MESsRs.H II. BENNETT &C Coo EyrLENEN-
Having used DR.. Z. Murray's Natures Grand
the last l0years. 1 can most cordially recom-
mend them to all who arein need of such rene
dies. and can assure them that I have never
found their equal. PAUL WELLM AN.
Hartford, o.. Nov. 9, 1851.
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s9-Gold closed in New York, Mon
day evening, at 142}9l423.
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A ENACTMENT.

A
IA Andrew OIL. vs.. BENJAMIN Phillips. Be
Trumbull County. Ohio. On the 10th day Of
February. lS6S. said Justice issued an order OF
Attachment. and garnishee notice, in the above
action, for the sum Of one hundred and twenty
four 65-lO dollars. This case will be for hear
ing before said Justice, on hi 25hd day Of March,
1868. at 10 O'Clock. A. VI.
ANDREW OIL.
By John NJ. Stull. his Atty
Feb. q, lS5s-St
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L NOTICE

hJulia ". Lewis. whose residence Is IN
son Lewis, did. on he14th day Of February, 1858,
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Trumbull County. Ohio, against her. eharg-
ing her with adultery. and praying said Court
to be divorced from said Julia NJ. Lewis, and
for the custody Of their minor child. Said Pc
titiOn will be for hearing at the next term Of
said Court PHILIP NJ FOOTE.
Feb. l9. lS6S-6t$ Attorney for PHI
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Public Sale

OF LANDS BELONGING TO
" the heirs Of Philip Kline, decd. III acres
situated in Liberty Township. Trumbuli Co.,
Ohio. under good state of cultivation : will be
offered for sale. on Saturday. March II, 1858.
on the premises. Terms made known on day
Of sale. WIN. KLINE.
Liberty. Feb. Il. 1858 2'
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TO
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Let our laws and institutions speak not OF
white men. nor of red men. not Of black men,
not Of men Of any e~onplexion; but like the
laws of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-Iet them speak Of the people"
Horace Maynard,
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EGAL NOTICE-

IL David W. Davis. plaintiff, vs.. William B.
Williams, defendant. Before Isaac Montgom-
cry. J.P-. Of BroOkfsld Township. TrumbuII
ounty Ohio. On the 18th day OF January,
a. D., Ios. said Justice issued an order Of At
taehmentin the above action. for the sum Of
thirty one dollars. @Sl,g0.
B~rOOkfeld. Feb. 10. IS5s-st
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FXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Notes is hereby given. that the under
signed have been appointed aud qualified as
Executors on the estate Of Sarah CrOzier. decd.
late Of Mecca Township. TrumbuIl Co. Ohio
JAMES CROZIER,
THOMAS A. CR0ZIER.
Feb. I9, Is5s-Sts
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
THE INDEPENDENT!
Price $3.50 per Annum to Mail
Subscribers. or SO by Carriers
in New York e. Brooklyn.
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PUBLISHER,
No. 5 Beekman Street, New York.
GREAT KUMBERT THIS WEEK,
FEBRUARY 9Th.
ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS:
Too Fast----TOO Slow
Or what the grert masses have done for Free
dom and what they propose to dos
By Hon. HENRY WILSON.
UAited States Senator from Mass.
GRANT and COLFAX,
REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC LIEN.
The PEOPLES CHOICE FOR
President and Vice President.
Tendencies of Observation-Disclosures
of the War,--Taxatfon--The
Party for Freedom in Peril.
By Rev.T. NJ. POST. St. Louis. No.
X EEPING ALIV E..
AN APPEAL TO CHRISTIANS.
By Rev. THEO. L. CUYLER. D. D.. BROOKLYN.
New York.
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT..
By Rev. GEO. B.CHEEVER, D. D.. New York.
LETTERS from WASHINGTON.
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first
gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hopeful ad-
vices from the South. New Hampshire
and Connecticut Elections. Supreme
Court on Rcconstruction. The
President and bis Cabinet af-
ter Gent Grant. Speaker
COlfaX's reception. etc.
By our Washington Correspondent.
ID. W. BARTLETT.
Tho Lost Image.
Chapter TX Of an Original Story.
Written BY an Orthodox Clergyman expressly
for The Independent, and destined to be. we
believe. one Of the most popular raey
and instructive series Of cOntribu-
tons ever given to a religious
newspaper.
BOSTON CHET-CUAT.
Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art. Crown of New England. Gould's An
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison. Gray, Otis. etc.
By our Boston Correspondent
HABITE,
One of the ablest and most spicy writers in the
country.
WARD BEECHER and
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
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BOSTON CHIT-CuAT.

Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art. Crown Of New England. Gould's An
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison. Gray, Otis. etc.
By our Boston Correspondent.
HABITE,
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country.
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