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Allegheny.

Mai. Brown did not rate us high
enough. When he stood up in the
Chicago Convention last spring, and
pledged" Old Allegheny for 10000
majority for Grant, the Democrats
sneered and Republicans laughed.
Even Our own county folks thought
he had pledged more than we could
redeem for him. But 10! we have
gone a thousand betterl The banner
county didno know her own strength.
She did not know how true she was
to loyalty, when loyalty was needed.
She had grown somewhat slack and
lukewarm, when the fearful tension of
the wal was relaxed. Her population
had begun to divide OH other issues.
Labor Reform doomed up as a great
question, and drew away many. Lo-
cal issues distracted the attention of
thousands, from the greater but less
ObtTusive issues or the nation.
But no sooner was it seen and felt
that the Democratic party were insid-
iOusly trying TO revive the dead rebel
lion, than like old soldiers at the
sound of the long roll, the loyal voters
of Allegheny forsOOkaH smaller issues
and fiOcked, as of old, round the stand
ard of Grant. As in '64 as always,
she leads the Union I-PitS6Urg Dis
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Train.

The funniest thing about the cam
paign was the way Train ran in Nor
risey's district. If he had not unfor-
tunately got his head into the British
Lions mouth, he would actually have
stood a good chance of being elected.
If he could have got out of that jail
in which he is so cruelty confined,
whether justly or not the Lord only
knows, and had a chance to stump the
district, it wouldhave been more than
an even bet that he would have heen
elected. Train would make a terrible
"stumper." He could Out-talk Sey-
mour, OUTFLOW Pomeroy, Out-rant
Blair and worry Tilden to death on
arithmetic. Morrissey would be moth
ing to him. The proof of the pudding
is in chewing the strings. Train did
so stump Ireland as to make the Irish
run wild after him; ergo, he would
have stumped the Fifth New York
District, which is an American Ire
land, with like result. The voters of
that district are almost all regular
Democrats, but they were Irishmen
before they were Democrats. They
would find it easier perhaps to vote
for Train, who is a doubtful Demo-
crat but a 'red-hot' Fenian, than for
Morrissey, who is an excellent Demo-
crat but a doubtful Fenian. Besides
Train is a martyr, and that would go a
good way. Altogether, we believe
that Mr.. Train came so near going to
Congress this time, that he will be
encouraged to try again-if he yer
gets out of that Jail, and it is not at
all beyond the range of human posi-
bility that he may yet pace the Con-
gressional halls. He is saidtO be a fool,
and may be he is, but if so ne is a liv-
ing exemplification of the sober truth
of Wamba's witticism, that it takes a
man of brains to be a fool.-PHts6mgh
Dispotoh,
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ra-The only northern States that

nlThe only northern States that
have given their vote to Seymour, are
New York and New Jersey-New
York by fraud perhaps New Jersey
also and they only by meagre ma
jorities. 1t is openly charged that
the democratic majority in New York
City was fraudently swelled so to
over balance the country portions of
the State, and give Seymour the vote
of the State.
Aconfdential circular was issued by
the Democratic committee, requesting
reports to be sent Immediately on the
closing of the polls, and before the
votes were counted, apparently for
no other purpose than that the mani
pulators might know how much to
cheat to carry the State.
Maryland, and Kentucky which
We're forced to stay in the Union by
federal troops, and Louisiana and
Georgia, which kept themselves out
of the Union by Ku Klux Klans,
went for Seymour, as it was fitting
they should, but the great mass of the
people of our whole country gave
their votes to Grant and Colfax, and
they are elected.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

A.hA-N1Ab-a -NoNa-r ~
SIR:-In answer to the inquiry in
yours of the 9th Ult., I have to say
that while the return called for by
section f~ifty-seYen cannot be required
from any persons who had but fifty
gallons or less of distilled spirits in
his possession for sale on the LIST, inst,
it is nevertheless important to the
interests of such persons that their
packages of such spirits should be
marked and stamped as prescribed in
that section. Otherwise, the spirits
not having upon them the tax paid
stamp, nor the stamp for stock on
hand would be in danger of detection
under section forty-one, and perhaps
of seizure and forfeiture under the
provision of section ~fifty-seven for
the forfeiture of all distilled spirits
found, after thirty days, in packages
of more than five gallons, without
having thereon each mark and stamp
required therefore" by the act. Sec
ton thirty-six would, in such case,
show the burden of proof upon the
claimed, and as probable cause for
seizure could doubtless in most cases
be shown, the expense and trouble to
winch the ONueE OI the spirits hOulu
be subjected before he could recover
his property would generally exceed
its valne.
1t would be well to make this view
of the matter known to the persons
in your district whom it concerns.
Respectfully Yours,
THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner.
Henry Fassett, Esq, Collector 18th
District, Ashtabula, o.
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Arrival Of the Season.

Largest Arrival Of the Season.
Cashmere Shirts, Wrappers, Drawers, Lin
en- and Silk HdkfS. Collars. Neck Ties,
Searfs, Bows, Campaign Ties, Gloves for Men
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WOODEN Wristers-all these in great Narlety-
Also the most complete stock OF SIX Hats,
CaSs Hats, Soft Hats and Cloth Hats@Silk
Caps, Velvet Caps, Cloth Caps, Cass Caps and
REED & ADAMS are not to be dndersold.
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US BOOKS!

Comprising a full line Of standard n ju-
venile books, Toy Books, &c, &C,
Also, a good variety Of Toys, Fancy Goods,
and Notions coming along soon. Call at the
old stand if you wish to be suited in quality
and prices. W. N. & w. F. PORTER.
Warren, o., Oct. 2, Is6S-3t.
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VIENNA Nov. 9th. 1858.

VIENNA, StIlt Aooo.
EDITOR CHRONICLE:-It has been
some time since l have e e anything
in your paper in respect to this fast
town of ours. l say fast, because L
think ithard to beatin many respects.
In the first place, We are hard TO beat
in respect to the show of mineral
wealth which we have develOpedin so
short a space of time, and the end is
not yet, as l understand that a new
bed of coal has lately been discovered
in the north part of the township.
In the second place we are fast on
the political question. The Repub-
Hcans formed a Grant Club and raised
a pole early in the campaign, Demo-
Gratis ditto. On the morning of the
State election they both lay humbled
in the dust, hickory eve to rise
again, but Grant pole, ph9niX-like,
rose on the same day in more majestic
proportions.
We are also not likely to be outdone
in matters of law, as the criminal
docket of the Nov. term will show,
wherein several of our citizens are
bound over to await the action of the
Grand Jury, two of whom are nearly
seventy years of age.
Notwithstanding all these draw
backs we have two churches, Method
ist and Presbyterian, which have
preaching every Sabbath, but the con-
gregatiOns are generally small and the
membership few. There has been no
increase in the churches here for some
time past, and I think all that they
expect to do is to keep up their organ
iZations. The churches and clergy
here seem to be pOwerless against
crime and wickedness, which seem to
be fearfully on the increase. The
Methodists are building quite a re-
spectacle parsonage here, which will
add much to the looks of our place.
There is a Select School in success
full operation here, under the tutOrship
of MI. Brownlee, of Hartford. 1t is
expected that a new store building
will be put up here next season, and
many other Improvements made, and
that our coal beds will, in the course
of next year, be il, successfHl opera
ton. VENTILATOR.
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Nov. 4. 1865.

JOhNSlON. NbN. Is loOo-
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Win you let
your Eagle scream over the dead car
casses of Seymour and Blair in this
township. We claim we have made
a gain since the State election of
twelve votes, took four from the DEM
Ocrats and added eight to the Repub-
lican vote of the township. 1t should
read 81 Democrat and I41 Republican,
one Republican vote was thrown out
as fraudulent, two votes being folded
together the result of carelessness of
| course. Election day was fine and
pleasant, the morning air, cool and
invigorating, which induced the boys
to burn a little powder, that woke up
our Post Master H. D. Holcomb- who
had smeIt powder in the army, and
whose energy and patriotism prompt
ed him to display the stars and stripes
from the new building he is erecting.
While in the act of so doing, day
dawned and revealed his design to
heDemocrats and they too commence
ed to raise a flag. Not willing to be out
done by any one in an enterprise and
especially in getting out the flag of
his country promptly saw a chance TO
succeed. So mounting the roofo of the
Hotel with a rope fastened one end to
the chimney and the other tc a large
shade tree on the opposite side of the
street, the flag was soon floating ma
jestically oveF the center OF the street.
The Democracy finally succeeded in
raising theirs, a very fine flag worthy
of a better cause but to atone for that
they tied the staff to a Balm of GiIead
if there was some healing proprie-
ties in the tree that would atone for
the Lost Cause" but the flag refused
to act and they had to lop off one
branch after another until a mere
and there it stands a fit emblem
of the party, once vigorous and beauti-
full, now shorn, dropping and dying.
The patriotic young ladies having
previously provided a streamer some
seven or eight yards in length with
the name of Grant and ColfaX con-
spicuOusly placed upon it, instantly
flung it to the breeze, and soon after
the BOYS raised it from the store of-H.
d. HOlcOmb, some so or so feet from
the ground where it proudly floats in
commemoratiOn of our great Captain
and most worthy statesmen.
The election passed off quietly with
the usual amount of bragadocia and
the result as herein stated.
There are other incidents connected
with the day and evenings proceed
which l will not mention, reserv-
ed for legal decision.
Hoping that with the incoming
administration all party wrangling
and strife may cease, believe me,
Yours &c, Y. z.
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WHAT LEADING JOURNALS SAY.

The RURAL NEw-YORKER will henceforth
be published simultaneously hereandat RO-
chester. It's Editor. Mr.. d. d. I. MOORE, late
years at its head, and has surrounded him
self by a very able Corps of Assistants and
Contributors. He has lone a noble work for
Agriculture in the West, and is now rapidly
enlarging the field Of his usefulness ~. y.
Daily Tribune.
MOORE RURAL is full of variety, original
n select. We confess to a surprise at the
variety and richness Of its contents bounti-
fully Illustrated as II is. No paper on our
list comes s0near u ideas Of perfection, for
n secular family paper. 1t maintains a high
moral standard.-NciC York Observer.
Without exception, the best Agricultural
and Family Newspaper. Mr.. MOORE lately
received a $1,000 draft for one club of new
subscribers.-WnH Salesman.
Mode paper for the farmers family. II
we were to start n periodical again il would
be an imitation Of the RURAL NEw-YORKER.
american AgricultITdlisE.
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R5TThe impeachment mania has
progressed as far as Florida, where a
Republican House of Representative
have impeached a Republican Cover
nor for high crimes and misdemean-
Ors. The cause of the trouble is a diff
3sEence between the Governor and the
Legislature, and the articles are not
founded on any sufl cient offense to
warrant conviction.
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191Since the close of the war to
September last, seven hundred and
sixty-four murders have been commit
ted in Texas. Punishment of death
for this crime has been only inflicted
on one person and he a negro. Of
this number only six whites were
xii al
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Internal Revenue Decision.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INT.R EYESUE,l
10TH DISTRICT OF OHIO,
AsHTABULA, o., October 2, 1858.
Hon. Z. a.. Rollins, Com. Internal
ReUeHue::
SIR Does the law require aperson
having on hand on the first day of
November, distilled spirits in
packages exceeding five gallons, to
make returns, and have stamps
affixed thereon, when the amount
thus held does not exceed fifty gallons?
The law does not appear to require
it, and still declares ali such packages
stamps on the first of December.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob'd't servant,
HENRY FASSETT.
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Times of Holding Courts

N the 9th Judicial District, for 1869.
i THE STATE OF OHIO, SIS.
To the Clerk Of the bur- Of Common Pleas Of
ITIuubuU County, Greeting:
1t is hereby ordered that the several terms
of the District Court and the Court of Com
mon Pleas 10 the year 1865, shall be held in
the several Counties composing the Ninth
Judicial District OF the State of Ohio, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
DISTRICT ooURT.
In Stark County, on April 26.
In Columbiana County on April IG.
In Trumbul County, on April :.
Intake County, on August p.
In Ashtabula County, on August 80.
In Carroll County, on April 2.
In Mahoning County, on April u.
In Portage County, on April 80. q
In Geauga County, on August 2.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County on January 18th, May
18th and Sept. 20tlL
In Stark County on February I'D, May Ist.
In Columbia County on Feb. LIST, May 18th,
In MahOning County on Jan 18th, May4th
and Sept. 10Th.
In Portage County ON Feb. 9th. Nav 9th
and October 18th.
In Trumbun County on March LIST, June It'll
and Nov. Sth.
In Lake County on Feb. Ist, May 18th and
In Geauga County on jan. 18th, May Sd
n Sept. 9Th.
In Ashtabula County on Feb. 18th, May slst
and Oct. 18th.
You viii enter this order in the Journals of
the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas, and cause the same to be published as
required by law.
WITNESS the signatures of the Judges of
said District, at Warren, this 18th day OF
October, "A. ID. 1865.
NORMANL. CHAFFEE.
GEO. NJ. FUTILE,
JOSEPH FREASE,
Judges Of the Court Of ComOn Pleas of the
9th Judicial District.
Nov. II, IS6S.-3w
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ErButler has been reelected from
the Fifth Massachusett District over
the boiling Republican ticket, headed
by Dana, and the regular Democratic
ticket, by nearly a two-thirds major
ity. Brick Pomeroy's story of the
spoons is evidently not believed in
that district.
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.ANKRUPTCY.

HAN
Lin the District Court of the United states
fort h Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of Alexander Mcconnell,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland,
in theS said District, ON the 5th day Of Nov.
a D., 1865.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, s..
Take notice that a petition has been filed
in said Court by Alexander Mcconnell, OF
Warren, in the County of Trumbull, in said
District, duly declared a Bankruptundor the
Act OF Congress of March I'd, 1867, for a dis
charge, and n certificate thereof, from allh
debts and other claims provable under said
Act, and that the eth day Of Dec. next, at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, is assigned for 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 should not be
granted. EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
Nov, il, lS8S-2t
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LATE PATENTS issued through the

LATE PATENTS issued through the
office of Burridge & Co., Cleveland,
Ohio: ]. H. Manning, a coupling /;
G.. H. Kidney, washing machine; W.
Chisholm, r. r. dumping car w.
F. Daugherty, feather cleaner; w.
S. Graves, post driver; H. Lucas,
tanning; J.. w. Kelly, whippletree /;
J. Kritch, clevis dies i; J. H. Prentice,
lamp; J. ]. Early, mOrtising machine;
G. Van Wagner, compound H.
Brown, Last Fastener; w. G. Gault,
guard gate; ]. Rorabaek, harness
buckle; R. & A. P. Campbell, brick
machine; V. Smith, screw cutting
machine.
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bFAt the late election in Iowa a
resolution in favor of negro suffrage
received a majority of the votes of the
people. All hail to Iowa, the first
State since the war to give the colored
men their rights!
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For a club of loo, and $1,000.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Agents will please take notice of this. Do
not send names, but number your clubs from
one upwards. Make your letters short and
plain as possible,
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p L N 81
In all qualities and colors, Serges, Reps, Ar
INJURIES, DeLains, &c, &c, may be found in
quantities, much below prevailing
prices, at h WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
Black Beaver Cloth and Chfnchillas for
Cloaks and OvercOats, cheap, at
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:" . . -
In Fowler, Nov. ID, 1865, by Curtis Hall, Esq,
at his residence, Mr.. WILLIAM W. WILL
SON, Of Rowland, and Miss MAHALA
STARNER, Of Leesburg, Ind.
At the Parsonage of the NJ. Z. Church. in Ra-
VIENNA, by Rev. r. NJ. Warren, Mr.. LAW
RENEE HART and Miss MARY REX,
both Of Bloomfield, Trumbull Co., Ohio
In Greenville, Pa, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.
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ORISSA A. WOOD, both Of Bristol, Trum-
bull county, Ohio.
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Guardian Of Albert F. Heintzelman, etal
By SERNIS VAN HYINNG. his Attv's.

By SEHNIS & HNINNG, i Atty's.
Also at the same time and place the other
one undivided third Of said premises and al
so the said dover interest N estateof sat
widow will be offered for sale,
November Hit.
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nEThe'T Toledo Blade comes to us
this week enlarged and improved. 1t
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spicy reading matter.
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TrumbuII County.

The followingtable exhibits the vote
of TrumbuI County, given on the Sd
inst, as far as can be ascertained.-
The poll books not being opened until
their arrival at Columbus, it is impos-
sible to obtain the official figures
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The Elections.

Grant and Colfax have been elected
to fill the two highest offices in the
nation by the largest popular MAORI
ties ever given to any candidates for
those exalted stations. The States
known to have chosen their electors
for them are as follows:
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4 Novel Bet.

A young lady and gentleman of
New Albany, Indiana, have made a
novel bet on the Presidential election.
If Grant was elected the young man
agrees to marry the lady, and if Sey-
mour is elected the young lady is to
marry the young gentleman. The
bet is a good n for the young lady.
Heads | win, tails you loose.
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Nov, II, lS6S-t
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Terms Of Vol. XX. for 1869:

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h6~The Democratic Journals, poll
ticians and Office seekers are billing
and cooling around Gen. Grant, but
are deservingly snubbed.
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TERMs;--s2.oo per Year in Advance.

"Let our laws and institutions speak not
of white men. nor of red men, not of black
men. not of men of any complexion; but
like the laws of God-the Ten Command
ments n the Lords Frayer|et them speak
of the people. HORACE
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RGrThe public debt Statement to
November LIST Shows, the total debt
to be $2,527, 129, $50. A decrease for
the past month. of S7.5I4. 166.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-11

sAThe total expense for assessing
the internal revenue tax throughout
the country for the year ending June
30th, 1868 was S.. LIS.
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R6HIt is intimated that the Presi-
dent is planning another raid on
Internal Revenue officials.
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DAD NOTICE.-A petition will
IL be presented to the Commissioners of
Trumbul Co, Ohio, at their next meeting,
1.-THE nrst Monday in December) for Straight
ening Of n road on the premises of Daniel
Burns Of kinsman Township. All persons
having any objection TO the same will file
them at the Auditors Office on or before said
day. DANIEL Urn
Kinsman, Nov. II, Is6s-4ts Petitioner.