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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26
T OOK WELL TO YOUR FEFT
BOOT AND SHOE hANUF4 CTnPy

The subscriber, having dispensed with -,
sale OF Eastern made work as a specially .,
his establishment, is determined to AMI,
himself with renewed energy to the mann.
facture of '''u'
b y y L S AND HOES
He has IN his employ a corps of competeD,
workmen, and asserts that he can turn
out q netter Boot or Shoe than any other
ty Give him n trial and be convinoo3
particular attention paid to the man
ufacture of
FINE FRENCH CAL + SKIN BOOTrC,
Good work, moderate prices, and sat;fsc,iou
guaranteed in all cases.
Boots and shoes repaired promptly and in
workmanlike manner
Bey@ Shop or 4igh-st., one door east OF
Crawford's Hotel
GIVE NE A CALI
aug. 10 JOHN D. THOMAS.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26

SADDLERY AND HARNESS =
~ The undersigned keeps constantly On
han1 and is still manufa cturing all articles
in his line, such as
SADDLES,
FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
DRAFT HARNESS,
BLIND BRIDLES, RIDING BRIDTFS
CHECK LINES,
HALTERS, WHIPS, BREECHBANDS, &c
All which he will dispose of at low price,
for cash.
His work is all warranted, and being expe.
riehcea IN the business, he uses only the best
of leather. Thankful for past favors bs
hopes by attention to business to merit .
continuance of the patronage heretofore 60
literally extended to him.
Shop above the tin store of Thomas "
Williams, High st. Persons wishing root
substantial Harness can be accommodate
BkF~ All Persons ia-Iebtvd 90 ,lrr Ir-
quested to call and settle as soon as possible,
as need money.
augl3l HUGH 4. MCCOY.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26
THE EUREKA COFFEE RoAsTER

A time saving, temper saving, labor sa-
wing, money saving invention. The women's
friend. The best Roaster in market.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26

A good assortment Of
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &c.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26

sinets, &C., constantly on hand. In the Shoe
Department are kept for sale Shoe Findings
of all kinds, and prime assortment of IN
per ana Sole Lea'her- Ups
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26

in The 44Heghanian.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

this State with white men, and providing
for the appointment Of q committee con-
sisting of Hughes, Of Highland, Ball, of
Muskingum, and Hughes, of Butler, to
erect q penitsntisry in Butler county, ex-
clusively for white eonvicts. The resolu-
ton was adopted. Immediately thereaf-
ter Mr.. Ball, Democrat, went to Crisis
seat, and in an Infatuated manner, and
with language unworthy of a gentleman,
said: AS soon as l get you out of this
House 1 will smash your face" Mr.. Crist
rose in his place and demanded the arrest
Of Ball. No attention was paid to the de-
mind, and the matter was settled, for the
present at lesat, By the House resembling
its action.
The contested election ease from Hardin
county was decidedin favor of Raugh Ire
publican), the sitting member.
A resolution wss presented and referred,
~instructing the Warden to provide white
bread for the prisoners in the Penitentlary
once each day.
The following bills were introduced and
read 3 first time : TO amend an act entitled
an act TO regulate the election of State and
County officers; 10 prohibit intermar riages
and cohabitation between white persons
and blacks and mulattoes to prevent
towns TO be organized. from adopting the
names of towns already existing in Ohio.
The House bill to establish a uniform
weight and measure for lime and coke
was passed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

This has been a week Of clouds,
storms and rain. The grass begins to
look green. A gentleman from the
Southern border of the State told me
yesterday that the peach trees in that
section are already in bloom.
Henry Vincent, the great English
orator, lectured here three nights this
week. He combines much of the ele-
giant diction and exubersnt language of
Phillips with the humor, pathos snd
dramatic effect of Cough.
There has been a large attendance
here the past week of Cincinnati and
Cleveland lobbyists, with some heavy
cutlery that they would fsin grind.
D.. N. Wilson and Frank Servis,
Esqs., of Mahoning County, are here
in the interest of a new Judge in the
second subdivision of the IXth Judi
cial District. The matter had about
died out, but these gentlemen insist
strongly that more judicial help is
to get through the continu-
ously accommodating calendars. They
are probably rather late coming to the
rescue for this session. What does
County say to the proposition?
r. !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

SENATE, March 27.-The bill supple
mentary TO the National Currency act
was taken up, and Mr.. Csttell, Of New
Jersey, made a speech in its favor.
He said it would prevent the scarcity
of money at the West caused by banks
losning their surplus TO Eastern banks,
for the sake of interest. The bill was
laid aside, and the Naval Appropria-
ton bill was taken up, on one of the
amendments to which there was no
discussion. The other amendments,
favoring appropriations, were agreed to,
but final action was not taken Mr..
Sherman, of Ohio, explained the con-
ference committees report on the Tax
bill, but no vote was taken on it.
HoUsE-Mr. S~palding, of Ohio, pre-
sented resolutions of the Ohio Legisla.
ture in relation to rights Of naturalized
citizens abroad. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs-
The Speaker, at a quarter before two
laid before the House the message Of
the Senate, communicating the Presi-
dents veto of the bill amending the
Judiciary act, and its action thereon.
AAC wv UN-lAEN was ppm 49,
and the Speaker stated that the ques-
ton was: VIII the House, on recoDsid-
Grafton, agree to pass this bill? Mr..
Woodward, of Pennsylvania, and Mr.
Hubbard, of Connecticut. spoke N OPP
position to its passage. Mr.. Wilson, OF
Iowa, favored it, and closed the debate
by moving the previous question, IN
der the operation of which the bill was
passed over the etc by a vote OF LIZ
to "a, a strict party vote, and the Speak
er announced thatit had become a law.
The conference report on the bill to
cover money into the Treasury, was
made by Mr.. Washburne, of Wisconsin,
and agreed to. The conference report
on the bill exempting certain manufac-
lures from internal tax, was presented
by Mr.. Schenck, Of Ohio. The House
recedes from its disagreement to the
Senate amendment about contracts for
machinery. In reference 10 drawbacks
none are allowed after the lst OF June
next. In reference to tax on sales, the
tax is to be on sales of all manufactures
d s. 900, save where specially provid-
ID for. The provisions TO guard against
frauds, Is somewhat altered.
Mr.. Schenck took the floor and explain
ed the provisions Of the bill, after
which the report was agreed to.
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Boutwell,,
If Massachusetts that the House trans
no business during the trial ofim-
YVES withdrawn before it
,ome to q vote.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
CHERIFPS SALE.
su'annaR = Peiir' P In TFanbHll Comm

Susannah Psitr. In Trunbull Common
Benjamine Gilbrt.
By virtue Of a order of sale issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas, of Trumbuu Co
D. in the above nmed case. and to mo directed
aud deiverfd. hall exrose 10 public sale Al
tne sopth door o.tae Court House in Warren,
between the hons OF one ana three O'Clock D.
m. OF said dayihe folloEiDg described real
estate, to-wii: he undivided oue-half ofthe
Following real este, situate in Bristol. in said
Count Of Irumhll, and Is known as part OF
lots Nos. -. aud !, and = bounded. beginning
a. IN" north-Tes corner Of said lot 81, on the
east Hde OF the trnpike road thence east so
I,r tnat q sfr3lgt line south will strike the n.
Z, corner Of lantarticled 10 Daniel Hottie, By
andrew COnmaI thence south to the ). &. Cor
ner OF Hotties Ind; thence west on the SAID
Hotties line TO ID said Township road: thence
north TO the plse OF beginning. containing two
acres Of Land. bethe same more OF less. Ap-
praised atS4.
Also another tact. being in lot No. a. bezip-
nlng al me southwest corner of lot No. a, on
the east side Of trnpike road. near the School
House; thence esterly on the lot line antil II
lnterseets with II natural bed of the creek:
thence westerly long said creeA until il strikes
me tnrnpiAe rad 10 the place Of beginning.
containing one iere of land. The undivided
one-halI1 .teTesnppraised at Si5O.
Also one Otherract. being IN said lot No. -,
BEGINNING al soul east corner of land decided
10 3arun Mitshd. by Alexander ncCouneU.
thence westerly O thelot line until within three
ieet OF high waite marE OF mil pond. thence
northsrly along te mill poud Aforesaid, with
in three feet ofgh water mark. uutii il inter-
seets the line OF lid conveyed by said Neon
nell TO said Mitehll; thence on said line 70 the
place OF beginniS. containing ) acres Of land.
rhe undivided Oe-hslf interest appraised at
S60,O0.
Also one other act in lot No. a, bounded as
follows; West by .lGs owned by Homer May
hew, east by lsndbelonGing to Joel Morley,
aud Aanerya AnSsOn: north Dy lands owned
By Home Mayhem and south oy the county
road. containing hcres of land, with the priv
Iese Of raising a dn, 10 a ten foot head, and is
the same land consyet by Thoaas Pinks and
wife, 10 Henry rete, By deed dated April 10,
ls40. and recorded iIrumoull County record
b0uk. IS. page So I e undivided one-hnlf APP
ERASED AT SizCG.G. Terms Cash
5. NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherid's Office. Wren, o.. April l, ls5S.-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

IA Senator ShermAn's spssch on
the financial question is likely TO arrest
quite as much attention abroad as at
home. The essence of it, as to the re-
demption Of $40 bonds, is contained
in the single sentence wherein he says;
Equity and justice are amply satisfied
if we redeem these bonds atthe end of
five years in the same kind OF money,
of the same intrinsic value it bore at
the time they were issued" As to his
bill for an exchange Of the Old bonds
for a e nj at n reduced rate of il
terest, he holds this language:
ave leave the bondholders to stand
precisely as they are, and they will be
paid their six per cent. interest in gold
until their bonds are redeemed, and
they can not be redeemed under exist
ing laws without further legislation,
and that legislation will have TO be
provided by the present Congress at its
next session or by some future Con-
gress. All that the Committee on
Finance do in this bill-snd, perhaps,
in discussing the other points l have
gone beyond the necessity of the case
is to offer to all the public creditors
these new bonds IN exchange for the
old, to be done without expense to the
government, to be done without sacri-
fee by any one, leaving every man to
Judge for himself whether his interest
and substantial equity would not be
promoted by this exchange. II he
does not do it be stands by his bond,
and the next session Will decide the
question whether the redemption Of
these bonds shall be postponed to some
indefinite future when we may be able
to pay gold for what We received in de-
preciated paper. We do not decide it
aad do not undertake to decide it, but
We simply submit that option"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
what is the mcArdIe Case :

The veto by the President Of the act
of Congress ''to amend the Judiciary
act of 1889" and the passage of the
same over the veto by the usual two
thirds party majority, may be regarded
IS another round between the President
and Congress in the Reconstruction
contest. 1t is very likely TO be the last.
One McArdle, somewhere in the
South, having, by disturbing the public
Seace, melting insurrection. libelling
generals of the army, and ~obstructing
reconstruction, committed ofenses cog
uizsble by the military authorities, was
arrested, tried, and allowed to 60 on
bail. An appeal was taken. on a writ
of habsas corpus, to the Supreme Court
of the United States. As il would be
in the power Of every Southern obstruc-
zionist, in like case, to defeat the
action of the military authorities in the
South By similar appeals, Congress has
amended the judiciary act go far as to
prevent such attempts. The President,
of course, vetoes the act in pursuance
of his own policy" This is the whole
AcArdle case. The amendment of the
judiciary act is only intended to apply
TO this particular class of cases, and
will most likely be repealed when
occasion no longer exists for its continu-
ance. 1t in no way i%nterferes with the
privileges Of the writ of ha5sas corpus
under the civil law.-CeveLand Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

bR- We trust that our Republican
friends throughout the county are
alive to the fact that the Spring cleo
tions are to take place next Monday.
If you are not organized do it at once,
for you may be sure, the copperheads
are. Let every Union vote be polled,
for the result of the Spring elections
will tell largely upon those that are to
follow in October and November next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

R~ The Committee on Elections in
the House of Representatives, Wash
iugtou, have finally decided the case of
Delano vs.. Morgan, by voting to give
the seat to Delano. The revision of
the full lists, as made by the Commit
tee, gives Delano (Republicsnl between
eighty and n hundred majority.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
The Impeachment Trial.

The Impeachment trial of Andrew
johnson commenced in earnest last
Monday, all the preliminaries having
been arranged. Mr.. Ruler opened the
case with a searching speech of great
ability, which was acknowledged as
such by all parties. The trial will now
proceed, we hope, without Interrupt
ton, and the affair disposed of as soon
as consistent with the dignity of the
Office MI. johnson has so disgraced.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,

1000 WINTER TERM COM
IOOO mences Jan d. closes MArcb. q.
Spring Term Commences March Sb Closes
June 18th.
Commencement weak. June 4tn. 18th.
FsV Term Commences Sept. 49,. Closes n.
10. This Institution i locatedH MeadVilis. p
healthfuL, easy Of aces, and Finished Ydik Al
the appliances to be desired ~ the stud.GF par-
study. Libraries. CabinSr 4. and APP ArSfuS' are
unusually valuable AND extsndvs.
Send for Catalogue.
Jas HRyIE. sso,x Of Faoulty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
T EGAL NOTICE.

IL George AbramS, Gilman Wiley, Jr,, John
" iiiey. Ellen Wiley lsupposed to be married,
name unknownlF. Q. Wiley and Levi Wiley,
being nOD-residents Of the state Of Ohio. and
heirs -at-lsw of Hannah Abrams. decd, la,e Of
Trumbull County. Ohio. are hereby notified.
that A. j. Brockett the duly appointed Admin
istrator OF said estate. has f ed his petition in
the Probate CouTt Of said County, setting forth
that there are claims against said estate, that
there is no personal property with which 10 pay
toem and thar said Hannah Abrams. died. seiz-
ed Of real estate. therein described, and asking
for an order to sell said real estate. to pay said
claims.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 9th
day Of May. lS6S. at 10 o'clock. a. m. at which
time you can appear and defend ifyouse see prop
er. Al. BROCKErT.
Admir- Of Hannah Abrams, decd.
By Henry j. Hyde. his ATTY.
APRIL. lS6s-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
NTOHTOE.

W1RES. o., March 81. 1855.
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN,
In Of the intehti, Of the Council of the In
eVrpOrated fiIagsf Warren. TO construct q
branch sewer. commencing ct. and interesting
with east terminusf branch sewer on Market
street, and TO exten eastward on said street 10
east line Of c0Tporaon, and that there is now
pending before zaidOuncil. an ordinance for
the construction ofeH eT As above.
All BeHOns havir AFFECTIONS to. or claiming
Gamagesby reasont construction Of said sew
er are hereby reqWed to file said claims with
the Recorder Of thvillage. within six weeks
from the hrst pabliatiOn OF this notice. or be
forever debarred fim recovering any da images
or hling any elaimSherefor.
By order oCOuncil.
u. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
Published FEB. 1855. lApriIls4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

WooL-The EcOnomist says the market
is entirely without tone, it has neither
life nor activity; to say tits dull and de-
pressed conveys no idea Of its true char
acter, and was it not for the ease in the
money market, the price would be
lower than it has ever been since 1861.
There is no sale for Woolens-the mar
ket has not been so depressed for years,
and the prospect for hue Woolens is so
very poor that our manufacturers dare
not pay the price asked for fine woods,
>ud make them into cloth,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
FREE OF ONE L

Any person ordering either Of the Clubs men,
ilened below, can have their selections Of pre-
NUNS enumerated. corresponding to the size Of
FREE OF ONE DOLLARi
For CIab OfSO. SSHOne Of the follow.
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cglored bed spread /; 100 view Turkey morocco
album: yards sheeting /; striped cashmere de-
square shawl. set solid gold bosom studs Al
nooifsneye cashmere pants and vest pettern /;
gents hair guard chain gold trimmings; Silver
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ladies' long gold plated chain; ladies'
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gold ring solid black walnut work box or Wri-
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address all orders TO
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
TTACHMENT.

II Reed Adams. Pitts. VI. James II. Kib-
bee. Deft. Before AzOr Abel. Justice of the
Peace, of Warren Township. Trumbull Co. o..
On the 18th day OF March. A. D.. 1858. said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action. for the sum Of tWenty-seven doll
lars. Said cause will be for trial, May Il. AID.
1865. at9 O'Clock. a. m. REED &ADAMS.
April /, le6s-3t By q. G. Adams,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
/,

1@A
~ The State of Clio, Trgm6ull County.
Mary Ann Hyde. In Trumbull Common
w. II, Beardsley, By virtue Of an execr-
Il. Beardsley. &tiou issued out Of the Court
Eli Hartman. EN'rDfCommon Pleas Of Trum-
of Daniel Hartman pull County. Ohio, in the
above named case, ID to me directed and de-
livered. / have levi upon and shall expose to
pnblic sale. At the seth doorof the Court House
In Warren. o., on
Saturday. the Hin day of Nay, 1865,
between the hours cone and three O'Clock. n.
N. Of said day. the4loWing described tract q!
land, to-Wit: situe IN SOuthingtcn Town
ship. Irumbull Couy. Ohio. and known By the
loss beginning at post in the east line Of the
Township and Is eI 81 links from 4 hickery
tree naked 1881; thee running south S9o west
along 6 marked lin being north line of a tract
Of 30 acres. decided Matthias Gates /; 40 chains
and 0 Inks TO a postn the center of a north and
south center road renee north ~ west along
the center Of said nd chains and s9L links
to a post /; thence rlning north Sg0 east along
a line Of trees 30 chnsa and 50 links 20 a post in
said Township lin elnd bears north IS &. 20
lin Ks from q hickortree marked 20-4; thence
south 3A4o east aiouthe Township line 4 chains
s95S links. 10 the pie Of beginning, containing
- acres Of land. me or less. zee record of
deeds. 81. Page 255. Also another lot of land.
SITUATE 10 ChamplOuOwnshlp. IN the County
Of Trumbull, and thSts5e Of Ohio /: and boun-
oed as iOlloWs: SOFA on lot No. u. west on lot
Nc. y, and east ou Z No. p. uCrth on lands in
same LOT geeded sOfOhu Caldwell. containing
% aad 3i-lD1. t60 $50 acres Of land. being the
same iano deededfO (me) VIM. Bastian By
hugh Caldwell, IS be the same more or less.
Terms Cash. Apprset at s.
;. NJ LAIRD. Sheriff.
April l.. aElH ~ q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
TTACHMENT.

"A Anderson i Rnpp. Pitts. VS.. David o.
wall. Deft; Before Azor Abel. ]. P, Of War
rem Township. Trumbull County. Ohio.
March q. A. d +. 1866. said Justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action, for
the sum Of two hundred and three dollars ana
twenty cents said cause will be for trial. Nav
IA, A. D.. ls6S. at O'Clock. q. N.
JOHN ANDERSON,
April l. lS6S-3t for Anderson 4 Rupp.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

The Treasurer of Pennsylvania states
the financial condition of that State as
follows: During the past three years,
we have reduced our Indebtedness
nearly five millions of dollars; redeem
ed all overdue liabilities ; relieved real
estate from State taxation and the
treasury is in such a condition that the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
have felt justified in proposing to pay,
in advance of maturity, the loans due
July, 1868. amounting to Sl,S66, z34Ss,
and this, too, without o~Vertaxing any
kind of capital or industry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01
THE DICKS EFFORT
,,or rHzrn urro,rrr.rE rArr.szs.

TkoA IHkIk UNFOkIrAATE FAIIEAIS'
9uROkSry 1KPO8ed
See The Patients Guids." It tells you hoE
both sexes Win simple. safs and reliable rene
dies. to be procured at any drug store. Those
about to. marry should Proe1rs copy az
once. Address g. W. MORTON, ID. D. "a
Crosby Street. n. 7. Mailed on reesiptof4Post-
age gtampe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-01

Lett our laws and Institutions speak note
white men, nor Of red men, not Of black men.
net Of men Of any complexion; but like the
laws Of God-ths Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-Iet them speak of the people"
-Horaes Maynard.