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New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Der all the Ills OF life Victorious

Woolley, so the story runs, had not paid
away the 100000 (all the Senators were there
fore virtuous), but was boozy rendering to his
visitors the sum OF $4,000 thereof, in seventeen
81 900 bills offering to bet them the result of
the next Presidential campaign. The witnesses
are reticent as to the candidate whom Woolley's
astute judgment favored in these moments OF
convivial bliss; but, as it was only day or two
after the new Chase party had been formed, tho
light of cotempOmneOus history leaves no
room for doubt on this point. Mr.. Van Valken-
burgh declined to bet with Woolley, and, judg-
ing that neither WoOlley nor Gnferentially)
Shook was sufficiently recovered from his en-
thusiasm at the Presidents constitutional Nictory
and the Roman virtue of the seven Senators
to be fit to carry $4,000, picked up this trihmg
sum from the table where WoOlley had laid
it (and where, as Woolley afterward testified,
he regarded it as deposited with Sheridan
Shook" which was very natural, since Shook
and the money were within reach of each other)
put it in his pocket and retired. Mr.. Strong,
however, seemed to regard the sum as too large
a fortune for Mr.. Van Valkenburgh to retire
upon alone, and ordered" him to deposit the
same in the hotel safe. The hotel clerks do
with them, but the fact appears to be beyond
dispute that it is there now. It is perhaps
singular that Sheridan Shook, though present
in the body at all these occurrences, does not
swear to any of them but this may be because
he was absent in the spirit or had not sufficiently
recovered from his exharation at the vindica-
ton of the Constitution and the impartiality of
the seven Senators.
Having thus caused the $4,000 to reGxist,
Mr.. Woolley proceeds to explain how it came
into his hands. He says that Sheridan Shook
conceived that, without detriment to the pub
" lie good, it would be conducive to his inter-
/" est to have the Revenue law so amended
that informers should receive half of all seiz-
ures, not only below but above $4,000 in value,
and had retained WOOlley to get this amend
ment passed through Congress. Those who
know Mr.. Shook will perceive the inherent
marks of truth in this story, at the point
where that official makes the public good a
prior consideration to his private interest. 1t
will be perceived, also, how completely this ex-
PLANTATION, if true, would purge the parties
Shook, Woolley, Webster, and Weed from the
charge of corruption. 1t entirely changes the
hen-roost from Smiths to Jones's, though ii in
no way changes the mode, time, or purpose in
getting at it. 1t would be the votes of Repre-
sentatives instead of Senators that were to be
bought, upon question of slight instead of
momentous Importance to the Whisky Ring, and
for the purpose Of enabling Collector Shook
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
SHERIDAN SHOOK AND HIS VERY HARD

Mr.. c. w. Woolley has published his own
statement and some affidavits of his friends,
with the view of accounting for the whereabouts
of the 100000, relative TO which he has hereto
fore been cOntumaciously silent. The vote on
Impeachment, it will be remembered, was taken
on Saturday, May 10. The afidavits of Wooley.
r. Van Yalkenburgh, and Robert Strong, are
relied upon to account for the "very hard cash ,
in question. They state that on Sunday, the
nth, at l o'clock p. m, at Woolley's rooms,
Parlor No. o, at Willard's Mr.. Sheridan Shook
and Woolley were just recovering from the con-
vival excitement or "dead drunk which was
naturally superinduced by their triumphant vim
dication of the Constitution through the Ro-
man justice of the seven Senators on the day
before. The joy of these patriots at the vindi-
cation of the Presidents constitutional preroga-
tives, and the dignity and impartiality of the
Senate, could not be slept off in hurry.
Strong and Van Yalkenburgh found Shook still
sunk in soft and peaceful slumber, and Woolley,
though partially aroused, was
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

1t is natural enough that the Demo.
Gratis should seek to have Andrew John.
son resign, but it would be unnatural
in him to accept their advice. What
ever else may be in store in connection
with the impeachment business, moth.
ing of this sort is going 70 happen.
Ar. johnson belongs TO the order OF
men who keep right on laundering,
taking counsel of their passions, disre.
eardIng the judgement of others, and
finally forfeit the good opinion of their
remaining friends. Better men than
he is would PROBABLY fail to perceive
the overwhelming reason for resign.
ing; andif the Democrats, as reported.
have counseled him to resign, il proba
bly, is for their own and not his partic-
ular good. In some sort, they are iden-
tilted with him; and in spite of their
protestations TO the contrary, by associs-
ton and community of interest have
become his defenders and must share
the odium which attaches TO him. We
can well see that from such a position
and from the responsibility it devolves
on them, the Democrats must wish to
escape as speedily as possiole.-PHs.
Commercial.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

John N. Webb, late of Mahoninl
County, is engaged here on the editori
al departments of the CRISIS and Sun
DAY NEWs. 1t affords us pleasure to
say that Mr.. Webb has for several
months given evidence that he is q
consistent, practical temperance man,
having forever, we trust, abjured all
faith in "benzine" as a wholesome and
necessary beverage.
There is talk of the Kentucky lesis-
lature having invited the Ohio body to
visit them at Frankfort, Ky. 1t would
be a wanton waste of time and money
to go so far to see so little, and to be
with whiskey, champagne.
speeches and big headaches.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

tween this country and Europe. A
bill providing for the sale of the Usage
Indian reservation lands was passed.
The Impeachment Managers were au.
thorized to sit during the sessions, to
send for persons and papers, to admin
lister oaths and take testimony. After
some further business of a miscellane-
Gus character, q motion to devote to-
morrow to general debate was passed.
when the House adjourned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11


B9-It will have been observ we'd that
the charges against the President 90 no
farther back than the attempt to usurn
the control of the War Department.
In this they who have opposed impeaeh-
ment on accounts of Mr.. johnson are
directly Endorsed, and the p~retense
that the present movement INHERENT.
ally or directly condemns them, falls
to the ground. Ifsnybody is condemn,
ed it is those who clamcred for impeach.
ment before the late usurpation; for it
is not to be doubted that had there
been anything in the previous acts of
the President calling for impeachment
the Committee who prepared the char
ges would have included it in their re
port. As a matter of fact, and for the
sake OF ''the truth of history" it is but
this should be borne in mind.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

ES-SoutheIn disratches.say the i'm
parchment movement in Con gress has
produced "a profound sensation
And well it may. If the impeachment
OF Mr.. johnson produces no other re-
suit 1t will De followed by the speedy
and peaceful restoration of the South
ern States to their proper relations in
the Unlon-a contamination which the
country srdently desires, but never to
be realized SC long as Andrew johnson
remains in Office to prevent it. The
very statement of this proposition sug
gests a range Of reflection as to the
Presidents criminslity far transcend
ing that of which he has been guilty in
connection with the War Department.
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New Advertisements.
RGAL NOTICE.

8Ool NO4AOEs
ASylvis Ann Wheeler. and Norton WhasI.,
Speolanee Arbuckle. William Arbuckle. an3
6iarence Patterson. Eho reside ia the State N
Fsnsylvenia are hereby notified, that on M
Stnday OF March, ls6S. Edumnd A Reed, Admin
ee5IIs'or OF the estate Of Warren Palmer. de- a
1iel N the Court Of Probate OF TrumbuW Co.
Onlo, NJ petition, alleging that there was no
Psol property Of said decd. to pay debts
PIeeHse9 LOT allowance against said estate. and
SOss ~ Auministratiou that said deceased died
selASu y lee simple. Of the follOgine described
isnas, SITUATE IN Vernon Township. TrumbuI
TO1hNss' mo and known as the north part Of
10y -: ~, IN oTlEinal survey Of said Township,
cenGaintng one hundred and twenfv-seven aerss
OF land. more or less, bounded . tsf nv pVmatu-
ming creek; south by lands OF Li1nsD Sbsl5sn
foIy falRe5 Q ". Palmer, west by lands
Of Lupus l.. Shelden. and north by lands Of ~
man 4. allen and }. W. Palmer. maj Harriet
DewolL 0rauo Dewol. Zaehariah PsIns- "a
son w. Palmer. Gordon Palmer SvIris an,
Wheeler. aedianee Arbuekle. Clarence Paf,sr-
son, Charlotte Ruy. and Polly Palmer. are heirs
at law of said decd.
The PRAYER of id petition Is for a, o-5er+,
sell SAID lands for the PAYMENT Of debts Of sad
deceased and costs Of Administration, said ne
tition will be for hearing On the 9Th day Of ,pril-
1868. at the Office Of said COart OF Probate n
Warren, Trumbull County. Ohio.
EDMUND A. REED, Admir-.
Of Warren Palmer, deed.
By John VI. Stull. his Atty.
March II, ls5Sit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

The second artesian well at the
Union Stock Yards, in Chicago, had on
Monday afternoon, reached the depth
of l,l90 feet, when suddenly a stream
OF water rushed up with immense force
to 8 height of three of feet above the
ground, and commenced flowing at the
rate of from i've to six hundred thou
sand gallons a day, at which rate it is
still keeping up. The boring had been
nearly all the way through solid rock,
and was on the point of being aban
opned in'despair.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

- Hsnnah Hutchinson. BY her next friend
H. W hatlmf. Plaintiff. W. William Born I'm.
ma Born. william Glib. and Jonathan Hutch
The defendants. William Born. and Emma
Born. who are supposed 10 reside someUba-e n
the State OF Iowa, are hereby notified thar H.
nan Hp5ehensen. by her, next friend r, W,
Ratlit. Plaintiff. on the 9Th day Of March. 1sSs'
hled her petition (under the 45th and 46tb Sec
TONS OF tine C0de) in the court Of Common pleas
Of IrumbullC County. Ohio. against them and
the oSner defendants, setting forth that on M
18th day of December, AID. ISS5- The dss.ade
ant William Born, made and delivered 10 ALI
son CheW.his two promissOry notes of mat dsfa
ior iyur hundred dollars Zach, the Jirsf payable
on the hrst day Of J9nuary. 1907. aud the sceoais
on the nrst day Of January 1858, with interest
ana INTEREST," be paid annually.
said gEa note has been paid 70 said Chew. and
sald second note has been assigned By said Chew
to said plaintiff. for 4 valuable e0nsidero+;on
VINO IS now the owner Of the same in her own
right. The defendant. William Born and MS
we, Emma Born; on the 9th day Of Deeem-
per Iooo' executed and delivered TO said Chew
thelr mortgage deed. TO secure the payment ~
SAID notes, and thereby conveyed to aid CheW
bis heirs and as.igns, the following land and
situate IN the TOWNSHIP of BrooE-
field, in said County of Trumbull, and STATE Of
OhiO. and IS known as being the north-west
corner OF Lot. No. IS, in the vIll.Re Maj bo1n'
ded as follows Beginning at the north-West
corner O. said lot. thence south a feet. tbencs
east TO within Luz feet OF the east line Of said Iof.
thence north - feet; thence west 70 Ire Disce ~
beginning; which mOrtcaRe was duly entered
for record with the Recorder Of Trumbui O.
Ohio. January LIST. 1870. and duly recorded in
1rumbulCOunty records book Of mortgaees No
10, pages Sand9. That said mortgage ma bse1
transferred By said Chew. to said Plaintiff Nh
now owns the same IN her OER right This said
deed has become absolute. and there Il due anj
remaining unpaid upon said Indebtedness the
sum Of tour hundred dollars. with interest rom
the hIst day Of January, 1901. plaintiff further
says that said defendant Jonathan Huteheusop.
is the husband o fthe said plaintiff d. and thar said
defendant William Glib. has, since the making
Of said mortgage. obtained an interest in said
land. which interest Is particularly described in
said petition. The said plaintiff asks that said
mortgage may be fOreclOsed, the said PREMISE
ordered to be sold. the proceeds applied 20 the
payment OF said debt execution awarded for
the balance, and the amount due her described.
The defendants. William Born, and Emma
Born, are notified that said suit Is pending, and
VIII be for trial at the next term Of said Court.
and that they are required to answer or demur
on or before the 18th day Of April, ls63.
HANNAH HU fUdENSON,
By John & &c. Hutehins, her All, vs.
March II, lS6S-6t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

The new Senator, T. C. McCleery OF
KY, at a banquet at Frankfort recently
said in genuine Kentucky rhetoric:
81 have been a Democrat all my life,
and never was anything else. Ihave
walked by no other light; thsve sacrifc-
ed upon no other alter; Ihave worship
ed at the shrine of no other political di
vinity. Such the section and such the
man you have chosen to honor"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

Ba-Mr. j. H. Barrett, Commissioner
of Pensions, will tender his resignation,
10 take effect at an early day. to accept
the chef editorship of the Cincinnati
Egening ChrOnicls, a new radical paper,
which commences publication the pres
ent month. Mr.. Barrett formerly oc-
cupied some position on the Cincinnati
Gazette. but resigned to accept his pres.
ent position.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
BANKRUPTCY

II In the District Court Of the United statss
Tor the Northern District of Ohio. IN the maf-
ter OF Alfred J. TrOxel. Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy.
10 whom q may concern: The undersigned.
residing at Warren. Trumbuli Co, o.. hereby
gives notice OF BIS appointment as Assignee Of
AIirsd froxsl.o OF Ho~land, County Of rrnmbulI.
state Of = hlO. within said District. Who hsS
been adudged a Bankrupt upon his owe nett
uoR BY the District Court Of said Uistriet-
W I. SPEAR, Assignee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

The Charleston Is. CT Macs, says
that taxes are being paid in the State
Treasury more freely at the present
time than has been the case for many
weeks past. The fact il attributes to
the recent rise in cotton and the late
reduction of taxes by the military su-
thorities. One strong indueement has
been offered by the frequent sheriff.
sales recently recorded, whereby. in
default Of the payment Of a few dollars,
thousands have been sacrificed under
the hammer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
D~ANKRUPTCY-

I'D In the District Court of the United States,
for the Northern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of Addison Randall Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptey.
10 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN : The undersigned.
residing at Warren. lTrumbull COunty, Ohio.
hereby gives nOtiee Of bis appointment as As
~ OF Trumoull. State of OHIO. within said Dis
triet. who has oeeu adjarEed a Bankrupt uuon
bis own Petition BY the District Court Of said
District. W. ]. SPEAR. Assignee.
Warren, o.. March 4, 1865 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
DEATHS.


On the 18th Of Feb'y. 1858. Of apopIexy, Mrs,
j.. r. S. HARMON, wife Of Dr.. Julian bar
mon. aged % years.
Mrs. Harmon was a daughter Of George
Swift. Esq, late Of Kinsman. Her capacity snd
intelligence secured Der a hearty welcome
among numerous friends and acqusintaness =
A rich fund Of amusement and Instruction for
her children. and unHesried devotion to .he
duties OF home. make her loss there beyond
days. she lay down the night 0fthe 18th. as for a
personal---very.. but ere the irsthOur Of the 18Th
nsd passed. she was awakened fn the world
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
TTACHMENT..

n Andrew Obi. vs. Benjamin Phillips. Be.
fore Edwari Spear. J.P. Of Warren ToWuship
Trumbuil County. Ohio. On the 10Th dVy d
February. ls6S. said Justice issued an order 81
Attachment and Earnsshee notice, 10 the above
action, TOR the sum OF one hundred and twenty
tour 6o-lOO collars This case will be for hear
ing before said Justice, on the 25th day Of Marcel.
lS6S. al 10 O'Clock. A. N.
Feb. IS, Isss-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
A TTACHMENT

"A Jona Campbell, Va BENJAMIN PbiIIiDs-
Before EDWARD spear. J. P, OF Warren Town
shiR .Trumbull County, OHIO. On he IOth dav
Of Feb ls0S. saii Justice issued an order 81
Attachment and Earnishee notice in the above
action. tor the sum Of one hundred and seventy
Two 4O-lO0 dollars. This case will BE- for hesr-
ing before said Justice. on the 18th day Of March.
ls6S. at 10 o'clock. - m.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
By John N. StRIl. his Atty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

Let our laws and institutions speak not oil
white men. nor of red men. not of black men.
not Of men Of any complexion; but like the
laws Of God-the Ten Commandments and the
LORDS Prayer-let them speak Of the people,"
Horace Maynard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
A TAG

IN. P. Bassett. Plaintiff. vs.. JamesH .Kib-
the Peace Of Warren Township. Trumbull Co &,
Ohio.
On the Sd day Of Marsh. I'D, 1868, said JUS
tice issued an order of Attachment in the above
action. for the sum Of ffty-twO dollars. Said
canse IS set for trial April =. 1868.
March II. 1868 81 II. p. BASSETT
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
MARRIAGES.


On the 9Th Of Feb, in Warren. BY Rev. K. VI
warren, Mr.. ERWIN LADD. of Warren
aud Miss. MARY A. CRUM. ofJaekson.
In warren. on the 9th inst, b. Edward Spear,
Esq, nr. !. W..FARR, and Miss. ANN JEN.
kINS. both Of Weathersfeld.
In Bazetia; Eeb; 2. ls6S. By John Weir. ESQ.
Mr.yAC0B MASON. Of Rinsman. 10 Mi,
LIRBIE CASTERLINE. Of the former place
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11

ES-The Ashtabula Telegraph an
nounces that Hon. D. Caldwell, Of JEFF
ferson svows himself as in the field as
candidate for Congress, and expects
his friends to bring his name before
the next Convention, for a chance in
the nomination.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
hISSOLUTION OF PARTNFR-

IL SHIP. The partnership heretofore exist
ing between NJ c. Kirk and R. J. Messersmith,
trading under the firm name Of NJ. c. Kirk 4 Co.
in Brook6eld Township. Ohio. Is this day, by
mutual consent dissolved. The business will be
continued BY NJ. C. Kirk, who will collect ali
accounts and pay all debts Of the late firm.
N. G. KIRK,
k.J. MESSERSMITH.
Brookfeld, March IL, 1883.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
A ENACTMENT.

h1obarlss Wannemaker, vs.. Nicholas Ack-
eFsVa Before John N. hatch. J.. P. Of south
ibgfut Aos uship. Trumbun Ccunty. Ohio
On the list day Of Feb 1888, said Justice issu-
ed an order Of attachment in tie above action
for the sum Of ~seyenty eight and G. 100 dollars.
said case viii DO for hearing Oa the 9TH day Of
Anil, ISIS, at 10 o'clock, .. u.
CHAS. WANNEMAKER.
March 4, le6S-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
Bridge Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at the Auditors Office in War
ren, Irumbull Co., no TO the 7th day OF April
1905. for an IROS BADGE Of seventy-four fsei
the site Of what is known as the Cone Bridge,
IN hinsman Township. eight miles north OF
Burg Hill Station. on the A &c. ". R,y. said
bridge to be completed by the lst of June. 1858,
AlsO-The Commissioners ill be az the site OF
the above named bridge. on theSth day Of April,
1873. between the hours of 10 and 2 O'Clock. for
the purpose Of letting 10 the lowest rsspops ibls
bidder. t1e job Of furnishing materials in part,
and RELAXING the abutments 70 receivethe above
N superstrueture. Plan Ofaoutmsnts sub
mltted AZ time Of sale.
BIZ order Of the Commissioners
March II. 1S5S-3t
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N DOLLAR EACH.

. WEBS Cotton Cloth. 0ress Patterns. Pant
wv Patterns, Sewing Machines. Watches.
Dry and Fancy Goods. SC, sc. Send Ten CTS
for Patent Pen Fountain. with slip describing
an article in our dollar sale.
Any person. (male or temaleO eau send in a
club Of from 50 TO Loo. al same rate 40 cts. for
eachl and get a premium for so dong. SEND
Is REGISTERED LETTERS. Samples mailed tree
EASTMAN L KENDALL,
6 Hanover St., Boston. Mass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-11
A Physiological View of Marriage.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL III ~. Lewis. whose residence Is nm
kn0Sn. Wiiltaks notice that her husbaud AIT-
son Lewis, did. on thel4tb day Ut sbruzTy 1854
NE ms pet uou IN the Court Of Common Pieas
o. C,unty. Osi0, against hvr. ch4rg-
10 be divorced from said JuliE M IsSis -
ior the custody other minor child. Said ne
unon viii be Tor hearing AZ the next Germ ~
said Court. Phillip M EOOTr VI
Eeo- ~. looo-Ot AffOruey Tor PIffF