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Our Eastern friends, and especially those
sojourulug ut Long Branch, have now m
opportunity 20 become e1penmcntally
acquainted with the distinguishing virtue
Of the West-its modesty-as illustrated in
the person Of the President Whether
clothed in tho elegant costume Of n hather,
and holding fast by the snbnesged rope,
while the foaIuiug surf knocks His Excel
Iency into cooked hat, or driving with hia
family along the magnificent plateau over
looking tie ocean, or taking, m occasional
shopping tour to Now York, the
same tact in avoiding vulgaut,
On tho one hand, md ostentatinn or ezclu .
sivencss on the othet,. is manifest. Tb q
people everywhere tacit! appreciate til i
digni6ed simplicity, and regulate their CO n.
duct accordingly. There ia no cla1norc .us
...'rnh for Grant; no stupid "toilingg att ae.
pump" OF handshaking. Only one
oranee-woman has shown desire to il.
trude on the Presidents liberty to II Are'
luxe q gentleman. instoad of like enla'
goguc, md she, Of COURSE was Tam many
Domocrat and Of. such what better An be
e1pt cted. But the mass Of the people feel
thciz own position as Americans Redeemed
and yindicased from uuch Of tho oaiSul
iuto which the EliahA Pos,raus md As,d2es
Jol.nsons have brought us, by tho fact lAt
VIZ have, at last, q President who IL q gou,
tJe1uAn
, 1869-07-28
Cbc GrihuMe.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS ;

pA1y Et.aoH PIT yczr. by II 90
T.f-w rsAtr kdiuon. prt yexs. 10 AAH-..--... 500
E4:nd.. TGi.,n- res Ecas IL AA1L-.......---. 4-30
Weekly Fai:lrn re7 yc4s. tr X11l-..-..--.- 400
pas.t If year =. tAtne sHte
To 1r<r1t dt.Ay And E1is;akrs La asd zve Port
Dt.c. aatrrss IN fun, tnrlndtrS 6:ate and eorntJ.
Ptst.st:tr Ar allowed ten res cent commission "a
rAI.. ti.<e.iEttcnA
Rer i:tAsrr- be rtde either by dsast, exGses4,
po,t Oace order. II rrGFtcfrd 1et.rra our fak
1E1Es 70 CHI EInscE1ntRa:
D.i.v. Esi.vtIss- sunday E11JEn13 er.at1 PER wref
QAIs. DE-, rrz br1a.y 1xtlcpEnsS 10 csnta PEE week
AtG:r-s TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicago, IL
, 1869-07-28
EoW GALVAN1sh WILL SAVE pEHoC.
CRACY

time. Only The most intinate friends hav
been allowed to approach the bedside. Th
mufslcd step. the mute upliftea finger, III
hourly notations Of the pulse, the close
curtains, md The as7ay Of empty bottle
marked s'poison" which surround th
couch OF weakness and pain, hayo imprcsse
the select few who have been invited /
witness the cloeing scenes that Grape nigh
safely be procured for the front door, an.
that it would be well to call in the undo,
taker and the parson at the same time. bu
death-bed scenes, in tho estimation Of cer
tain wise persons, always occur premature
u. One good maiden aunt vii, explain
how her decoction of sassafras, Glove
honey, tansy and pennyroyal would hay
rescued the patient from the miry clay ant
turned his darkness into day. There at
many whose prescriptions, "d taken il
time, would have done the work. But the,,
is only ona-xhose remedy is equally service
allie in the dying hour, or ever
after the laying ont, md never has beer
known to fail except when tho disenbod1ei
spirit had become so much interested in The
affuirs Of another world that, though clearly
revealing by kicks and spasuss his ability tt
"resume " If he desired, yet, as an affair d
choice, he would not live alway, and asked
not to stay. It is not singular therefore,
that the Galvanizer, having succeeded SC
| well with individual Democrats, Ahould wish
TO Try his machine On the party at large. In
lsC7 he appeared in the Chicago :1iaes as
s.. ,,rcrras~ira notporraf v,@or<cips, :,
| ,,.a.,;ae - n.Saes., ~
- ..~ 1:f. - l-,, -.
60 ';1:.~.s s-.N-s..N
r. .a..a5;e. ' ..s.;aL a..a, 49, Dsa.s,..:s..
49,. 1900 a,,,.,. s.,as~; a.. r. :.
snsj, ,ra n,nt;,ns 5.,sos Tso ~.
-. - ,--,.s =,
.a1rs-;e ;saua-sa o,1, :, ~
' .~. 1 P- 'D' .''
a.a',l1n 49, 1, S1n..-. tous' 4o3"atasu ~ ,1s'
' ~ 4Ae VIZ ~ nse .oe LIS
dNtAse' 'e'eseopea' ". W ioscio!y lnto ene
'lAiaAs una REM u me 11mes ana a's oo1sor
as 10 sAe'A'e n'ln lot .ne l'ne oe1ng ao'ee
over .ne p'1'v o. tho oemoc1a'1c parry
anu ~" LUIS progressive ga1saolze1 nas
oeseencea IN new atd'"r- no neg1ns ny
asserting that the democracy OF ILLINOIS a1e
az present enpnhtieAly done 1or TINT
the's vote as each state election for sir
years has grown emaller and beautifully
less, until now 1t Is IN a minority Of fifty-two
or three thousand; that Democracy Is loslng
votes every year IN every district Of the
ota'e except the one which Is most remote
1tom Inc 1nauence Of the Chlcago ItWes;
TINT The Democracy In Ohio we're In nearly
, 1869-07-28
TIE LAKE PARK MATTER.

The committee OF the Common Council,
achDg by the advice Of the Corporation
Counsel and Judge Deckwith, have reported
that the Illinois Central Railroad Company
has refused to surrender to tho city any title
or interest in the submerged lands lying
east Of the track and south Of the line Of
Monroe street, and, therefore, suggest that
the city ougbt not to ngree to the sale OF tho
three blocks in LIKE Park, north OF that
street, upon any terms. They recommend
thnt the city apply to the Circuit Court for
In injunction restraining tho railroads from
Il obtaining or insisting upon forfeiture
'' Of tie right of the city to the SGo0, 600
yet to be .paid, and that all questions
touching the validity Of the ao-called
Lake Front act be submitted to the de-
!" cision Of tire eo1rts, where they must ul-
F." tlmately be decided"
They also recommend that quit-claim
deed to the three blocks be executed, as
provided for by the act OF the Legislature; :;
but that it-as well ns the SoO0, 900 already
paid to the city-slIall be lodged in said
court, subject to its order md discretion,
ind to abide the determination Of the con-
trosessy-
These recommendations the Council, at
its needing on Monday evening, refused to
act upon, audi unless there be d special
meeting to connder the subject, will not
cone up until Monday nen- II tho actioa
proposed by the committee is to be adopted,
it should not be Delayed without just cause.
It requires time to prepare the proper bills
and answers sugges.ed by the report Of tho
committee.
Il will be seen thAsthe committee has not
confined its action tc'the sale OF the three
blocks Of the Lake Park lying north Of Non
ROC street, lat luvo male the sale of those
blocks upon zny terrns conditional upon the
assurance 10 the city Of the outside harbor,
OF ct least that portion lElug south Of the line
OF Monroe strset. Consequently there has
been no discussion between the parties as
to the price to be pnid for tho tlceo blocks.
TIE railway company refuses 10 give up its
claim to the outside hnrbo., and, therefore,
tie committee advise that the whole sub
Icct in MI its branches be taken before the
courts for fual adjudication
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
NOTTCR n.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE KEW LISBON
RAILWAY

NOTICE is hereby given, that pur-
suant to q decree made by, and an order
of- sale issued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas of TrumbulI county State OF SiiaO, ~
in the suft of William Reynolds, trustee ana
John p. Kennard, against the New LISBON
Railway Company, and the ONO Coal anu
Mining Company, to make sale OF the New
Lisbon Railway, with all its franehlses ana
property. both real and personal, that shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door q
the Court House in the Nlilage oI oN,;d N
the 18th day Of March. A. D., lS69, DeIWeeh
the hours OF 10 a. m, and P. m, OF salo DAY,
the said Railway, with the right OF way
franchises, rights and privileges belonging
10 said Company, described in said order as
TTSe Pail Road ofthe New Lisbon Railway
Company, made and 70 be made, between
Weathersfield, Trumbull County, ONO, 70 q
point near Elkton, in Columblana Co., Ohlo
including the right Of way and lana occu-
pied and 70 be occupied thereby, togethei
with fhe superstructures and tracks thereon
or to be thereon, and all iron, rallS, Ties, anu
other materials used thereon, ana an Drlug;,
es viaducts, culvertS, fences, al gfounussino
premises used for depots, stations. snoIs, oi
otherwise for the purpose OF said Kan hoao
and the buildings thereon and al otheT ap-
purtenances thereto, and also AL the iran
chises, rights, and privileges OF SAID New
/ Lisbon Railway Company, OF, in, TO and con
cerning the same ,..,v
Also at the same time and place, hereir
! before specified pursuant TO, and IN ooedl
( ence to an order of sale issued out OF salc
] Court in the said proceeding. shall as Spe
! eiaI Master Commissioner offer for sale a
! public auction, all the personal property des
/ cribed in the mortgage of the SAID hallMaiS li
! Company, executed and delivered 70 VII
! liam REYNOLDS, as trustee, described IN salt
1 order as ''lsll the personal property descrloeS
4 in said mortgage, intending all the engines
] cars tools machinery, materials ana Al
! other personal property now owned by sal'
} New lisbon Railway Company" Real rs
: tate and Franchises appraised at s5go,Og9.
u Terms of sale-Cash. l. &. JONES,
! Special Master Commissioner
r-,h IN 1oeo-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
THE CHRONICLE.
IF WE KNEW.

II we knew the woe and heartache
Waiting for us down the road,
If our lips could taste the wormwood,
II our backs could feel the load,
Would we waste the day in wishing
For time that ne'er can be;
Would we wait in such impotence
For our ships to come from sea?
five knew the baby fingers
Pressed against the window pane,
Would be cold and stiff O-mOTrOw-
Never trouble us again
Would the bright eyes of our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow;
Would the print of rosy fingers
NeX us then as they do noW@
All, these little ice-cold fingers,
How they point our memories back
To the hasty word and actions
Strewn along our backward track!
How these little hands remind u.s.
As in snowy grace they lie,
Not TO scatter thorns-but roses
For our reaping by and by
Strange we never prize the music
. Till the sweet-vOiced bird has flown:
Strange that We should slight the violets
Till the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer skies and Sunshln
Never seem One-half so fair
As when Winters snowy pinions
Shake their white down in the air!
Lips from which the seal of silence
None but God can roll away,
Never blossomed in such beauty
As adorns the mouth to-day;
And sweet words that freight our memoT.
With their beautiful perfume,
Come TO us in sweeter accents.
Through the portals OF the tomb
Let us gather up the sunbeams
Living all around our path;
Let US keep the wheat and roses,
Casting out the thorns and chan;
Let us find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of to-day,
With a patient hand removing
All the briarS from our way.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
D,rIN1cTRATOR,S sALE OF


~ REAI, ESTATE In pursuance OF an
0r1ser Granted by the Probate Court OF Iruln-
hnI1 C9nnty. Ohio. I will offer for sale, az
public auction, on Monday, the 18th day OF
March, 1863, at 10 o'clock. forenoon, upon t.e
premises the following described Teal esstslLe 81 .
situate in the County of Trumbull, and Stale
of Ohio, to-wit: Situate in the Township OF
Vernon and is % acres Of the land desert
bed as follows: Being part of Lot NO. IN
the ORIGINAL survey of Vernon Township,
beginning at a stake in the north line ofsald
lot. and in the center OF the north and south
road one and one-half miles west OF the
center road; thence south11so eastten chains
to q stake; thence north ST5So west sixty
seven chains and nine links; thence north i
west ten chains to a stake; thence east
seven chains and nine links 10 the place o.
beginning The same 10 contain slNty-SeV-
I en- acres and seventy-seven RODS OF land--
Ffftaen acres to be taken from the west enc
J Of said tract is TO belong to one James ham
/ fltor- and the 20 acres belonging to the estate
! of GEORGE w. Deneo. is next east OF the L
] acres OF said James Hamilton, ana exIehu,
/ ing north and south across sald tract AM
/ running so far east as may pc necessary @ u
make % acres of land. Appralsea az s9e9.-- s99.-
Terms of Sale: One-third in hand, one-thlI
I in one year, and one-third in Two years IIoII
the day Of sale with interest. The payment
to be secured by mortgage upon the pTeInis
es sold. GEO. h. fhLASS.,;; S,;;
4 Admir- of Geo. W. Deneo, dec q
Il Taylor & Jones' Attys.
4 Feb. II, lS6s-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
. EGAL NOTICE

ITO AlmenR A Patterson. WIDOW OF JONI
Patterson, decd, and George Nichols ana
Maria his wife, residing in the State Of lndl-
ana. Dan Allen and Susan his wife, and Jo-
sfah Patterson, residing IN the State of Wis
+ consfn. Robert Sheerer and Elvira his wife,
,a-fdfuRi in the State d Michigan: Charles
PsfferSou residing in the State OF Illinois,
aS1d Edward J. Patterson, residing in the
Sfate az California, heirs-Gt-law of Harriet
PafferSon- decd. You are hereby notified
thaf Simon Miller, Administrator or Harriet
PafferSon decd on the 22d day OF January,
1S6o filed his petition in the PROBATE Court,
On frumbun County, Ohio, aneglng tnaI
the personal estate Of said decd. Is lnsum-
Gent TO pay her debts and the charges OF ad-
nofuister1ng her estate. That she dled seiz,
8 ~ n fee simple Of one undivided tenth par
n a tract OF land, sitnate in Newton IoWn-
shin. TrumbuH Co., Ohio, Adjoining lands o.
Andrew Graher's heirs, Ira Hine ana others
confafuinu loSi[ acres with the appurtenan-
,css- thaf Jarues Patterson has purchased the
dover estate Of said widow in said landi lna'
= the above named persons with James fatter'
SON Nvrou Patterson and Charlotte Brown
as her heirs-at-laW, hold the next estate
Of inheritance in said undivided TENN par
of said land The prayer Of said petition Is
for an order to said Adm T. TO sell SAID unol
<rided tenth OF said premises. subject 10 s2lc
,doEer estate, for the payment OF the oeDu
and charges aforesaid
: Sade petition is for hearing on the 1st da.
of AprA next, at L O'clock, noon.
= SIMON MILLER, Adnr
'..~. Of theaStAte Of Harriet Patterson deco
March s, 1s9s-zt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
The Sense of Smell.

From an article in Plitnanl's Hdgd-
zine for March, we clip the following:
Now the question is, shall we leave
these delicate instruments OF sense as
mere accidental pleasures, or shall we
take them up into the regions of sci
ence and art, and make them not only
sources of sensuous pleasure, but edu-
Gators in the process of cultivating the
imagination and refining the tone of
society? If sweet and rare OdOrs are
as beautiful in their way as the glow
of sunsets, or the dreamy sheen of
moonlights, or the sounds of music, or
any other beautiful things that come
to us in the ever-turning kaleidoscope
of Nature, why not have galleries for
the exhibition of them, as for pictures
and statues, or as for concerts of
music? Why not open Conservatives
of rare flowers to the public-Or adorn
our rich houses in Fifth avenue with
vases of porphyry and alabaster and
malachite, filled with rare and deli
cate essences distilled from flowers
and herbs and precious wo0ds-sO that
visitors may take whiffs of them as
they take glances at fine pictures? +?
Why not, open schools for boys and
girls in which instruction shall be
given in the qualities of odors? VIII
YOU say that is needless, for children
take naturally to what is odorological-
/ ly good and sweet? Not always. A
youth of an Israelitish family came
F into our house last winter, so rankly
/ scented with musk, that the whole
place, from garret to kitchen, suffered
; for twenty-iour hours. The youth
evidently delighted with musk, or at
least thought it an unObjectionable
odor; and / dare say his parents
/ thought so, too. For the worst of it
is, we don't perceive our own disa-
greeable odors. Tobacco smokers
don't; onion and garlic eaters don't (;
stable boys don't. Druggists don't
know how their stores smell, nor cob
blers over their lapstOnes in their un-
ventilated little back workshops, nor
keepers of cheap boarding houses
where cabbage is cooked or salt fish,
Was it in the city of Cologne that a
tourist counted seventy different
stenches? Then some reformer must
have convinced the people of the
offence, who forthwith set up the
manufacture of Cologne-water as an
antidote. Il am convinced that the
sense of smell must be educated like
the other senses. Vulgar men and
women may be as easily known by
the qualities of their perfumes as by
their dress or conversation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
CHERIFFs SALE, in Attach.

>The State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
James A Early and Daniel ID. Jones; VS.
Fitch RI Lewis. In Trumbul Common Pleas-
nv virtue OF an order of sale in attach-
ment. issued out of the Court OF common
Pleas OF Trumbull County, Ohio, in the
above named case, TO me directed and dellN-
erred, shall expose to public safe, at lhe
south door of the Court House, IN the Clty 20 0i
Wa rren, in said County, ON Saturday lAe l.th
day OF March. A. D.. 1Sc3. between the hours
Of one (D and three (3) O'Clock. p. m, OF SAID
dav. the following described real estate 10
wit Part of Lot 81, in Bazetta Township,
bounded as follows: Beginning at post IN
center of Warren and Lake Erie Plank
Road where the same is intersected by the
/ center of the road running south oy the lot
! mer residence of John Ratliff. Esq; thence
( south 9OO east chains s. links 70 posi-;
/ thence west chains links tocenter OF plank
road: thence north 500 E 5 chains S215 INKS
TO the place of beginning, and contaainlng
/ one acre as surveyed by Junius Dana, Mareh
d. 1865. deed from VIM Reeves to +. g.
] Lewis Book 96, Page 296.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms Gas GaSh; ;,,-,.-
Sherifas Office. Warren, o., Feb. 10, ls69-0t'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

The Prusians are now cutting down
the trees in the public prOmenades at
Mentz, just as if they were on the
brink of war, and it is reported from
well informed parties that they are
working day and night in their arse
mails. 1t appears that they do not feel
quite comfortable about Austria re-
covering strength and France being
well armed and provided.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

A gentlemanly beggar in Phila-
delPhia, sends up his card to ladies,
and Is ushered into the parlor. After
arranging their toilets to meet some
one whose name they fail to reeOg-
nize, but who is undoubtedly some
casual acquaintance, the ladies meet
him, shake hands, and after 3 few
moments conversation are requested
TO buy some soap or stationary, and
listen to a melancholy story.
Stonewan Jaekson's daughter is be.
coming the belle of the South.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

A bill has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania Senate, which is in
tended, like the law of Ohio, to pre-
vent the publication of immoral ad-
vertisements. Itdescribes with much
minuteness of detail the kind OF ad-
vertisements which it is designed to
prohibit, and Furnishes violators by q
fine not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, or to be imprisoned in the COun-
ty Jail not exceeding six months, OF
both, ut the discretion of the court.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY
AT
WEST HARRINGTON, OHIO.

THE Winter Term of this instltu-
tion begins Dec. lst, 1865. The Semina-
" is in a prosperous condition, and affords
Superior advantages to youths of both sexes
desiring q good, thorough education Inc
institution is furnished with fnlIoSoPIll-
81 Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus,
Anatomical Plates, Maps, Globes, &c, and a
Cabinet of Minerals.
Boarding S, 80 to $40 per week, ana rooms
for self boarding at low rates. Boarding
Halls are being erected which will afford rare
advantages to those wishing to board tnem-
selves Tuition, Common English, Sb,OO.
a. y. CRAFT, Principal.
July Is, lS5S-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

Captain Mullins, of the Fifth I. S.
Infantry, has reached Fort Hays,
Kansas, with wild woman of the
plainsn in his possession. She is a
poor, demented, half-elOthed white
woman, about thirty years of age
The Captain was at loss what to do
with her, and the Governor telegraph
ed to Gen. Grant. He received no
immediate answer, and the officer has
left the woman in the hands of the
hotel proprietor. The Governor pro-
poses to ask the Legislature for a spe-
cial act giving her home in the State
asylum.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
TEACHER,S EXAMINATIONS.

THE Spring and Summer Exami-
nations will be held as follows: Warren,
March 18th, Warren, March 9TH; Newton
Falls, April 5th; Paynes Corners, April u,l gtn
rem Nav Ist. Warren, June 8. Applicants
will provide themselves with slate and pen
ellis. also with exact change thtty-three cents
age- : : By orJer. of the Hoard,
GEO. p. HUNTER. Clerk.
Warren, March :, lS5e-5m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
A nTATHMFNT

n Hiram Noble, Plt'h., VS. Theo. W. Mere
diI6- Dert- Before Benjamin Maltby, JUS
tiee OF the Peace OF Pennington township
Trumbuli County, Ohio. -.
on The 2eth iny Of January, A. D., 1883, said
Justice issued an order Of Attachment IN the
above action, for the sum OF one hundred
ana Se'eiilS I'M &C Nv HIRAM NOBLE.
Pennington, March 5, lS69-3t"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

A German at Lake Village, n. H,
has just received a pair of boots from
Germany by mail. They have wood
en- sOles only an inch and half thick
guarded by iron and studded with
brass nails. Cost 81, post paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
TDDTyGS 3 MORGAE, Dealers in Sta

Die and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
tlngs and Floor OIL Cloths, WINDOW Shaoe
stsntly on hand, large and full assort
meut Of goods in their line, Of good quallty
and fashionable styles, and offer them fol
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
Jan 9, 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

w Life Insurance Agent, Werren, Ohio
1Ierchandize and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture insured for one, three and nNe
wears. once in McCombs and Smiths block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

A belief is prevalent in some parts
OF England thai q person msy cure
himself Of Soils by crawling round 3
newly filed grave.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10

hR. 7. M1ERS, late OF faIinIugUOHi
il Jtenders his professional service TO the
people of Warren and vicinity, ofi1ce rom
room. over Park & Chew'sS sStore-Stiles block
Hours. from 10 TO II, a. m, and to 3 p. M
Residence, corner OF High and Chestnut SITS
Nov. q, iS67-1y%
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-10
nIMSnN. Afarnr al the. Incor.

porated Village Of Warren, o., and alse
1ustice OF the Peace in and for said Village
attends 70 all business usually transacted by
Justices of the Peace. Mayors regular couTl
eVerv Monday morning from TO II O'Clock
Mayors once, Warren, o., Nov. llth, 1858
Nov. 1Ith-tf