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sILvERwARE MANDATORY
-kRK At
Hos. - AND % CANAL STREET.

Orders for Fine Jswciy Medals and Presentation Plate
Promptly and Carefully Executed. -
REPAIRING PUScTUALLY ATTENDED TO-
Watches repaired adjusted regulated By the very best
workmsn, at
ZIMMERMANN'5.
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Love. the toothaSe, smoke, cough, and tight
boot. ere things that cannot be kept secret very
long.
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THE MOBILE RAcEs.-From the Register we
take the following summary, regretting that we
have not room for the full account, which occu.
pies nearly two columns
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$500 Mile hests For twoyesr-olds, $50 entrance D. D.
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bred In Alabama; SIS entrance the club adding $50
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80 heAt-.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.53
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Long connected with the District Courts an efeien
Clark suggested BY many worthy and competent Al
the Office Of CLERK Of the proposed SIEVE ,TH DIsTRfc1
COURT. and his friends would suggest his nomnaton b.
the Democratic Nominating convsntisa
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JueCseSEan Saddles at IS Each,
500 MCCLELLAN SADDLES AT Is EACH,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
For sale At the shove vsry Low Price by
8. B. CHURCHILL 4 BRO,
No 81 Tchouptouss street.
Between Poydras ard L<fsyetts.
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"a. a ssssyy stosk q srLvERwARE. JEvrIrv - M.
Cana, "a o. a hand = eEsWoLD COS ca,as,
Clicks Bro.tes. Msntei orn7men. W.9s s articles ~
te -, r.ss-ex ossss specsacIs Gallery nn. s 1i p
A. B. 6RIsWOLD A 90.
Corner Canal and Rox.i .tr....
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CIGARS
s,s .e re fs cea sold nnd.r our br., A..
~ Is our any AnthoFizsd their sale -
A. gABARGA GA.
And many other fsvor,s. n,.,.s. y. coDISA GA.
JOSE DOMINGO
1I Wholesale Depot a Canal .tr...
Retail Depot So Charles aosel
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Al O'Clock Wednesday msrninG ist inst, HAhlLIOA
H-WkIGRT, aged sixty years-
His friends and and those Of his family are
srespectfsy Invited TO attend his funeral THIS hnr
dsy) AFTERNOON ~ O'Clock from his late res'dsnes
Esplsnads and Claude streesA without further
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CITY Money : CITY Money /,
TAKEN AT PAR.

We VIII sell our Stock OF CARRIAGES for sbs mar,
Thirty Days for CITY MONEY AT PAR. and A. pr,ce.
Twenty Per Cent. Less than lat year
R. MARSH DENMAN a co.
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EVILS or GossIP.-I have known 8
country society which Hithered away
all to nothing under the dry rot Of gos-
SIP only. Friendships, once as firm as
granite, dissolved to Jelly, and then
run away to water, only because OF
this; love that promised future as
enduring as heaven and as stable as
truth, eYaporated into morning mist
thst turned to days long tears, only
because of this; a father and son were
set foot to foot with the frey breath Of
an anger that would never cool again
between them, only because OF this;
and 8 husband and his young wife,
each straining at the hated leash which
in the beginning had been the golden
bondage of Gods blessed love, sat
mournfully by the side of the grave
where all their love and all their Joy
lay buried, and only because Of this
1 have seen faith transformed to mean
doubt, hope give place to grim despair,
and charity take on itself the features
of black InaleVolence, all because Of
the spell of words of scandal and the
magic mutterings of gossip. --r1-
Great crimes work great wrong, and
the deeper tragedies Of human HE
spring from its larger passions; but
woefuI and most melancholy are the
uncatalogued tragedies that issue from
gossip and detractiOn; most mournful
the shipWreck often made of noble
natures and lovely lives by. the bitter
winds and dead saltwsters Of SANDER.
So easy TO say, yet so hard to disproYe
throwing on the innocent all the
burden and the strain of demonstrating
their innocence, and Furnishing them
as guilty if unable to pluck out the
stings they never see, and to silence
words they never bear-gossip and
SANDER are the deadliest and the cruel
est weapons man has forged for his
brothers. hurt. -7-
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BEpcHER on KIssING.-H. W. B. thus
speaks of his hero and heroine in Nor
wood: at was evening twilight. They
sat alone in the porch. A few late
blossoms of the Chinese honey-suckle
shed down a trace of perfume through
the air. There were no locusts sing
ing, no kstydids, nor gurgling crickets,
and yet some soft sounds l certainly
heard Not birds surely l think
that il must have been the plash of one
honey-suckle against another. Yet
there is no wind to move theml 1 hear
it again Listen 1t is like the falling
of drop of dew into the silver lake
from some birchen leaf No, that is
rude. 1t is as if two dreams floating in
the night had clashed; or like the
joining of two prayers of love on their
way upward or-nay it was a kiss =
pure, sacred, holy! 1t was the souls
symbol, when words fail it. 1t is the
hearts sigh, or inteUection, when it
has feeling for which there is no ex-
preston !"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-12

RooM HERE.-The telegraph con-
tinues to bring US news Of great dis
tress among the working classes IN
many eastern cities, and particularly
in New York city. That the winter
will be hard one for many of the peo-
pie cannot be doubted. Hundreds OF
honest, hard-working mechanics and
Iaborers have been thrown out OF en-
ployment- by the financial pressure
which bears heavily upon the manEtac-
turer and heavy dealer, and the eonse-
ouent suffering will be very great. At
such a time there must, OF necessity,
be many very desirable men who world
gladly leave the crowded cities OF the
East, where they are obliged to carry
on an unequal contest with the world
only to keep the wolf from the door
Kansas has millions Of acres Of land
awaiting the plow of the settlers, and
thousands of acres already settled are
comparatively unimpFoved on account
of the scarcity of cheap labor. We be-
lieve that Kansas might, by we'll direc-
ted efforts at such times, secure large
immigration from the oVerpopulated
East.
To the working man, the man who is
willing TO win his bread by honest toll,
Kansas offers unlimited inducements.
The experiment isworth trying.-LeGD-
szs0ortk B,lllstia. - 4 Us
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CHERIFF's SALEm ATTACH.

=
~ MENT. The State of Ohio. Trumbull
County. r. Il. Barnum q Co., VS.. Owen French
d Nelson T.OsbOrn. In 1rumbull Common Pleas.
By VIRTUE Of an order of sale IN attachment,
Trumbun County. IN the above named case to
me directed and and delivered. Ehaii expose
g public Sale. at the South door Of the Court
House IN Warren, Trumbul County, on.
Saturday, the 10, day of Feb. A. D. 1855,
between the hours ofone % ndthreetS o'clock.
Nelson 7. Osborn. inthe following described
Situate in the Township of Mecca, County Of
4rgHTsnt, ~ az A5d siate Of Ohio. kpeyn q psIt oi
On north BY the public road. on u eeastby lands
sold BY Robert Taylor to DR.. Townsend, on the
soath. by the l2t ine. on theNest b. land for
ls77S aeres Of land. Appraised ct $ll7.e0 on o.
Also the inteTsst Of Nelssn T. Osborn. beinr
lands Situate IN Mecca Township, Coanty .of
Erumbun, and State Of Ohio, and known as
Lot ~. IN Kirkland tract.~beunded as folloWs
to-yit: West on the center sf the highway.
lands owned by Ralph Meseham; |; south or
lot line. and containing II lseres of land. Ap-
praised st 500 90, on order OF Attachment
undivided y part1in the following lands, situ-
ate IN township County and State Aforesaid,
Known as me north west part Of Lot les bound-
S4oA lhc NORM D1 4ot me Of no. lzt east Dy
lands owned By Samuel Back south .by lands
of j. g. Chafee west BY highway contain
ing a3 acres. more or less, Appraised on order
Also the Interest Of said Osborn. tbeinssi II IN.
divided u payD in the following described lRnds
KituAte In Township and County aforesaid--
bonded north By. lands Of Mcclure Bicker-
lands Of New Englsnd Oil Cos md Hest by
north and south road laid. out eontaininE 81
acreS, more or less Appraised on order Of
attachment at $2so.09sc Terms eesh.I - I
Sherifs Once. Warren. Jan Is. 1856
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SALE OF REAL

l1ESTATE. In pursuance ofan order grant
Ohi0, win offer for sale at public auction. On
Thursday. the 9th day Of February, 1868, -.
tween the hours Of one o'clock and three O'clock
in The afternoon Of said day, upon the prenises
the following described real estate tO-1it aitu-
ate IN Bazetta Township. Trumbun eounty, o..
and known as part Of Lot No. g, in said town
ship, bounded north BY land of Henry Bacon.
east by lipe q Lot No =, south y the Highway
one half Of an acre Of land. no payment 10 Be
deferred beyond taoyears, deferred payments
10 be on interest from day Of sale. and 10 be se-
cured By mortRags on the premises sold.
AMOS J, LhRNARD, Executor,
Jan. %. 1SeS-4t Of Christiana Lowry.
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II we're needless 70 az that she failed

1t we're needless to say that she failed
to elicit one single plsudit. s
The rest of the story is soon told
Abandoned by friends, home, husband,
penniless, she fell-to use her own
words:
Fell like the Snow-iakes. from heaven to hell;
Fell, to be trampled as filth in the street;
Fell. to be scoffed. to be spit on and beat:
Pleading,
Cursing.
Draading to die,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for mOrsel Of bread.
Hating the living. fearing the deadI"
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Normal Institute, Orwell, Ohio.

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-The follow
ing pithy description of young bellies
and beaux of q century ago will COM
pare not unfavorably with their coun-
terparts of the present day, who may
be seen perambulating our principal
thoroughfares from morning till night.
As this description is, however, more
applicable to a bridal occasion, it will
not suit the present fashions in every
particular. To begin with the lady
Her locks were strained upwards over
an immense cushion that set like an in
cubus upon her head, and plastered
over with pomatum, and then spEinkled
with a shower of white powder. The
height of this tower was somewhat over
a foot. One single white rosebud lay
on its top, like an eagle on a haystack.
Over her neck and bosom was folded q
lace handkerchief, fastened in front by
bosom pin, rather larger than dol
lar, containing her grandfather,s min
isture set in virgin gold. her airy form
was braced up in q satin dress, the
sleeves as tight as the natural skin Of
the arm, with a waist formed by a
DOQiCe, WOIn OuI6lue, lIOm hu6nC6 LuS
skirt flowed off, and was distended at
the top by an ample hoop. Shoes Of
white kid, with peaked toes, and heels
of two or three inches elevation, in
closed her feet, and glitttered with
spangles as her little pedal members
peeped curiously out. Now for the
swain. His hair was sleeked back,
plentifully behoured, while his cue pro-
jected like the handle of skillet, His
coat was a sky-blue silk, lined with
yellow his long vest of white satin,
embroidered with gold lace; his breech-
es Of the same material, and tied at the
knee with pink ribbon. White silk
stockings and pumps, with laces and
ties of the same hue, completed the
habiliments of mis- neither limbs. Lace
rufhes clustered around his wrist, and
portentous frill, worked in correspond
ence, and bearing the miniature Of his
beloved, finished his truly genteel ap-
pesrance.
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At a social the other night, two chaps

At social the other night, two chaps
got nightly struck after the same girl
She not wiling to show special favor
to either. declined dancing and seated
herself in the back part Of the room.
Being chilly, the fair maiden wore s
long shawl. and one of her admirers
concluded TO slip his hand under her
shawl and try what effect squeezing
bsr hand would have. He went for it
and succeeded. He squeezed and she
squeezed. He felt glorious all over,
and she evidently felt glorious, too.
After Joyful time spent in this way,
the lady threw back her shawl, and re-
vealed to q little crowd standing near,
our two youths squeezing one another's
hands most lovingly. Il don't do to
say squeeze" to either Of them since.
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Sherif's Once. Warren. Jan ]
OHRRIFF,S RA.LE.

~ The State Of Ohio, Trumbull County.
James Anderson VS. John 81. Clark. ct al. In
TrumhuH Commen Pleas. By virtue of an or
der Of sale issued out OF the Court of Gpmman
Pleas, in theab6Ye named case, 70 mt directed
and delivered, / have levied on and Ehsii ex-
pose 70 public sale II the south door Of the
Court House. IN Warren, ffznbpil Co. on -. =,
Saturday, the 18Th day OF February,
A. D., 1855. .betxsen ths hours of II and 2 O'Clock
p. m. ofsAid day. the following described prem
Sitaatein Mesopotamia Township, No.7, in
the 5th range Of Township. in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, in the Stats Of Ohio, and is
known By being part Of lots numbers Is and Is.
and bounded as follows. to-wit; Beginning at
a point in the center of the highway running
from bloomfield 70 Mes0potamia, and upou the
west line of Lot No. Is IN said Mes0potarnia I;
thence east along the center Of the highway to
the northwest corner Of landsowned by James
Hayes; thence south along the " est line Of
said Hayes land. TO said Hayes southwest
corner. thence east TO the southeast corner of
said Hayes lard thence south 20 the south
west corner of landfcontracted By State Of Con-
neetieut TO Robert Mileo1; theRce east to north
west corner of lands of Elias Lyman; thence
south 10 thenorth-West corner Of lands owned
by John Norris thence east Esrallel with the
north hne to the west line ofth thence north
10 the place Of beginning, containing ninety
seven ly7l acres Of land. be the same more or
less. free from dover interest Of said Wealthy
a. Clark. wife Of Eaid John n, Clark. Term
Cash. Appraised al s. = IET i1--11
= - s. N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifs o6ice. Warren. o.. Jan. Is. 1865 St
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HAD Qu4RTEzs ARlnEs aF IHE o. s..
= Washington. D. C. February 8. 1858.

Hd11Au8Nvua II ~ 4 csAA-AJ - -9~0tS
To His EreeRsley, Aadra0 sohaSon, Pres
idsnt of The United States:
SIR-I have the honor to aeknowl-
edge the receipt Of your communication
of the 3lst ult., in answer to mine OF
the 9th ult. Aftar careful reading
and comparison of the 18th ult., article,
over the initials j. B. s., in the New
York World of the 9th ult., purport-
ingto be based upon your statement and
that Of the nnembers of the Csblnent
therein named, l find It to be but pe-
iteration, only somewhat more IN detail,
of the manyend gross Misrepresentation
contained in these articles snd which
nv statement Of facts, set forth IN my
letter Of the oath ult-, was Intended 10
correct. And herein, l reassert the
correctness of my statements IN that
letter, any thing IN yours, IN reply 10
the contrary, notwithstanding. -l--l
l confess my surprise that the Cabi-
net officers referred to should 80 greatly
misapprehend the facts in the matter
of admissions alleged to have been
made BY me at the Cabinet meeting on
the 18th ult., as to suffer their names
to be made the basis Of the charges in
the newspaper article referred, or agree
10 the accuracy, as you affirm they do,
Of your account OF what occ ured at that
meoting. You know we parted
on the 1Ith uIt., without any promise
on my part, expressed or iniphea 10
the effect that l would hold on 70 tne
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE U. S.,l
MAsHINGTON, January 3Q 1863.
ID. Esesz.,.sg. Andrs.g Iolnson Prs,

HI; EreeHsney. Andrea0 johnson Prss;-
dent Of the United jSlates
SIR:-I have the honor to acknoy-
ledge the return Of my note of the 24th
inst, with your endorsement thereon.
that ] am not to obey any order from
the War Department, assumed to be
issued by order of The President, IN
less such order Is known by me to be
authorized by the Executive, and In
reply thereto, TO say that am inform
ed by the Secretary of War that he has
not received from the EXECUTIVE any
order or instructions limiting or impair
ing his authority to issue orders to the
army as has heretofore been his prac.
tice under the law and customs Of the
Department. While his authority in
the War Department is not counter.
manded, it will be satisfactory to me
that any orders issued from the War
Department, by direction of the Presi-
dent, are authorized by the Executive:
| have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT, General.
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SHIPPING AGENCY
AND
Foreign Exchange Office,
OF
T. J. M'LAIN 6 SON, WARREN, o
Haz~ ALL PERSONS DIR

fsS~ ALL PERSONS DE-
sirous Of bringing their friends
Gz1.zzEz=z7sz5 out TO America from any part of
Europe, can buy of Us through Tickets. direct to
Warren. Ohio. or to any other part of the uni
ted States. Also return tickets. We are pre-
pared TO book passengers BY either of these
line. .to-wit: INNAS STEAMERS, which carry the
mail; NATIONAL or BLACK STAR STEAMERS; An
CHoR LINE of Steamers: also the HANBURG STA
MRS. We book in addition for the BLACK STAR
Sailing Packets. We also sell Drafts, or Money
Orders, on allparts Of Europe in any amount
derired,
Having been engaged in the business for
many years we have unusual facilities for pro-
noting the interests of our customers. All or
ders by mail attended to.
7. J. MILAN & SON. Bankers,
Nov. q, lS67-6m Warren, ohio.
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Tlle aH.g Ghruaifle.
rHEFAILEN ONE.


Oh the snow, the beautiful snow,
Filling the sky and the earth below:
Over the house-tOps. over the street,
Over the heads Of the people you meet.
Dancing,
Skimming along.
beautiful snow IL can do no wrong.
Flying to kiss a fair lady's cheek,
ClinRlng to lips in hollesome freak
Beautiful snow. from Heaven above.
Pure as an angel. gentle as Lowell
Oh I the snow. the beautiful snow.
How the fakes gather and laugh as they 90
Whirling about in the maddning fun,
It plays in its giee with every one
Chasing,
Laughing.
Hurrying by
It lights on the face and sparkles the eye.
And the dogs, with bark and bound.
Snap at the crystals that eddy around
The town is alive and its heart in glow.
To welcome the coming Of beautiful snOWl-
How wild the crowd goes swaying along.
Hailing each other with humor and songl
How the gay sledges, like meteor's pass by,
Bright for the moment. then lost to the eye
Ringing.
Dashing theygo
Over the crust of the beautiful snow;
Snow 80 pure when il falls from tn sky.
To be trempled in mud by the crowd rushing BY.
To be tramRled and tracked By the the thous-
TN i blends Te T with the slth in the horrible
street.
Once I was pure as the snow-but fell
Fell like the snoH-hakes from heaven to hell; ;
Fell. TO be trampled as filth in the street.
Fell, to be seofed, to be spit on and beat;
Pleading,
Cursing.
Dreading to die.
Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for morsel Of bread.
Hating the living and fearing the dead;
Merciful 0odl have fallen so lowl
And yet was once like the beautiful snow.
Once was fair as the beautiful snow.
With an eye like the crystkl. heart like its
Once was loved Cor my innocent grace
FlAttered and sought for the charms Of my facel
F''SHi5i Mother
Sisters, all.
God and myselfTve lost By my fall;
The Veriest wretch that goes shiVering by
Will make q wide swoop lest wander too nigh,
There Is nothing that's as pure as the beauti-
tui snoR-
How strange it should be that the beautiful
Should fan on a sinner with nowhere to goI
low strange it shoulo be. when the night comes
ft6s snow and the ice struck my desperate
Painting.
Freezing.
p Dying alone.
90 wicked for prayer. too weak for a moan
% be heard in the streets Of the crazy town.
lone mad in the JOY of snow coming down.
% be. and SO die in my terrible woe.
With bed and ashroud Of the Beautiful snow.
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U. S. GRANT, General.
HEAP0UAETEEs OF rHz Amy OF TEE

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF TEE
UNITED STATES, Washington. jana 1883.
To His Eresllency. Andrslg Johzsal,
President Of the United States.
SIR: I have the honor very respect
fully to request to have in writing the
order which the President gave me
verbally on Sunday, the 18th inst, to
disregard the orders Of the Hon. E. NJ.
Stanton, as Secretary of War, until I
knew from the President himself that
they were his orders. have the hon
or 70 be, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, o. S. GRANT, General.
The following is an endorsement on
the above note
''As requested in this communiea-
ton, General Grant is instructed in
writing not to obey any order from the
War Department, assumed to be issued
by the direction of the President, un-
less such order is known by the Gener-
al commanding the armies of the Uni
ted States to have been authorized by
the Executive. ANDREW Johnson.
January %, 1868.
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before the Cabinet embraced other
matter, not pertinent here, and is,
therefore, left out. in no wise ad-
mitted the correctness Of the Presi-
dents statement of our conversation,
though to soften the evident contra
diction of my statement said, allud-
ing to our first conversation on the sub
ject, that the President might have
understood me the way he said, name
ly, that I had promised to resign if I
did not resist the Reinstatement. l
made no such statement. l have the
honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
II. s GRANT General.
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CONCORD GRAPEVINES.

EOR SALE AT MY FRUIT &
R Vinoaznd Farm, Concord Grapevines By the
1i1aIsooe or ~ he the1sand in any quantity
10 suit purchasers, Of all the different varie-
tiss that an now growing il my Yineyard
ly attended 10. P. o. Address. Girard. Ohio.
Wsshsr,aeia. Nov. 6. Iss7tf -
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rance Agent; and Pension and Bounty agent
Passage Tickets sold to and from, and Money
rsmitted 70 the old country, st the loTest cur
rent rates. 0fEce IN Rebhs Block. Main
strests Wazrsnso. January 1851.
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InDINaElMoRGAN.

Dealers in 6tapIe and Fancy Dry Goods-Czr-
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