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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10
.uERIEF,S SALE

nFhe State of Ohio, TrumbUll Co, ss.
Daniel EckenrOde VS.. Zachary Kerr, Admir-
1f Thomas Benton, decd Civil Action
Ry virtue of an order Of sale issued ont OF
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Tr:lmbuIl
County, ohio, in the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered, shall expose to
s,ubIic sale at the south door Of the Court
Eouse in the city of Warren, in said County
on saturday. the 9Th day Of January. A; d. iS6g,
TetUreen fhe hours of one and three, 90
o'clock. ID. m, of said day, the following
IeasehoId and buildings, situate in the Coun-
~ Of Trumbull, and State OF Ohio, to-wlt :
On a certain tract of land situate IN the NlI-
foe,e of Niles in Weathersfield Township, in
said County Of Trumbull, and described as
soIIoTs- to-wit: Being on west side of Main
Street. south OF river bridge IN said village
of Niles. bounded on the north by the Ma
honing east by said Main St, not opened, and
west By little stream or run from spring
emptying in said river.
:. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheriff-s Office Warren, o., jan, 2, Is y-Jt
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What wonld the voung mer

What would the young men of the
present day and generation, who will
wear nothing but the best of broad
cloth, say, if they were obliged TO
dress like some of their ancestors.
AS soon as youngster wanted to
learn his trade, lie was fitted ont
with a pair of leather breeches, which
generally lasted him, with care and
patching and mendiDg, until he was
free. He then had another pair for
his freedom suit, which very often
served him through life.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

A shopkeeper purchased OF an Irish
woman a quantity of butter, the
Jumps of which, intended for pounds,
he weighed in the balance and found
wanting. "Sure it's your own fault
if they are light" said Biddy, in re-
ply to the complaints of the buyer;
tits your own fault, sir for wasn't il
with a pound of your own soap |
brought here that 1 weighed them ~,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

NOTICE is hereby given, to the
holders Of the outstanding notes of the
late Western Reserve Bank, and to all other
parties interested, that after the expiration
of six months from this date application
will be made to the Auditor, Secretary and
Treasurer of State to surrender to said Bank,
the stocks deposited TO secure the out-stand-
ing circulation of said Bank, in pursuance of
the fOrty-fifth (55th) section of an act entitled
''an Act to incOrporat the State Bank of
Ohio, and other Banking Companies passed
Feb. q, 1915. II. b. PERKINS, Pres't.
NJ. Il. TAYLER, Cashier.
Aug 10 lStis-6Ta
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NOTICE

b1he co-partnership heretofore existing
between Newton sutherland and Daniel
erland d johnson, dealers in ready made
Clothing, Hats. Caps, Boots. Shoes, &c in
Newton Falls, is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. the business will hereafter he
carried on al the old stand, by Daniel John
son and Sons. All persons knowing them
selves TO be indebted to the old firm Of Suth-
erland q Johnson. are requested to call i'm
medIately and settle the same with the sub
scribers. DANIEL Johnson,
WM. JOHNSON.
Newton Falls, Dec. ., 1858.
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nHFRIEE,S SALE

y Che State Of Ohio, Trumbun Co, IS.
NARY A. Grove, } In Trumbull Common
vs.. tPicaS.
William Grove. Grill Aetion.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas, of Trunbull Co,
Ohio, in the above named case, TO me direct
ed and delivered. l shall expose to public
sale at the south door of the Court House, in
the city of Warren, Ohio, on Saturday. the 18th
day OF Feb. A. D.. 1863, between the hours of
one and three o'clock, D. m, Of said day, the
following described real estate, tO-wit: Two
houses and one lot, situate in Brookfield
Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Bounded on
the north by the highway, on the east by
lands owned by I. X. Groves, on the south
by lands owned by Hannah Price and on
the west by lands owned by George Seburn.
Appraised at SI0O0O0 Terms Cash
5. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Taylor & Jones, Pltffs Atty.
Sheriff7s Office, Warren, o., Jan. I3 IS69-5t
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NOTICE.-The undersigned will
sell at Public Auction, at the Steam
Saw Mill of Alexander Campbell, in Fowler,
on the 10Th day of February, A. d.. ls69, a
claim for $3.50. against Laurence Befingwell.
in favor OF the estate of Benjamin sheldon,
decd. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. a. m.
of that day. WIN. CRATSLEI,
Admir- of Benjamin Sheldon
Ian 2. 1859 3t@
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

A married man i'm New Hampshire
has adopted an original method OF
economy. One morning recently,
when he knew his wife would see
him, he kissed the servant girl. The
house expenses were instantly reduced
$500 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

The best thing to give to your
enemies is forgiveness to your oppo-
nent, tolerance to a friend, your
heart to your child, a good example
to a father. Difference; to your mother,
conduct that will make her proud OF
you; to yourself, respect; to all men,
charity.
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g MoRGAY. Dealers in STA

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
Il.Iss and Floor oil Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Cof1ee, &C. They keep con-
stantly ON hand, large and full assOrt-
ment of goods in their line, OF good quality
and fashionable styles, and Offer them for
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
Jan. 9, 1857.
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NTHITTIESEY AnAMS. Fire I'd

Msrchandize and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms I;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
fIInlIure insured Tor one, three and i've
years. Office in McCOmbs and Smiths block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10
WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY
AT
WEST FARMINGTON. OHIO.

THE Winter Term of this institu-
ton begins Dec. lst, lS6S. The Semina-
~ is in a prosperous condition, and affords
superior advantages 70 youths of both sexes
desiring good, thorough education. The
Institution is furnished with PhilOSophl-
Anatomical Plates, Maps, Globes, &c, and
Cabinet Of Minerals.
Boarding $50 10 =, 90 per week, and rooms
for self boarding at low rates. Boarding
Halls are being gerected which will afford rare
advantages TO those wishing TO board them
selves. Tuition, Common English. S6,n-
A. n. CRAFT, Principal.
July Is -IS6S-lyr. -.--.- 3 .--
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
ABK bancroft, Plaintiff, vs.. John y.
heynolds, Defendant.
Before John n Hatch, ]. p, of Southing
ton township. TTumbull County, Ohio On
the I4th day OF Jan. A. D., 1859, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above
action. for the sum Of $4,000.
B. X. BANCROFT.
southington, Feb. 8, lSGs-St"
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1t requires a great deal of caution to
make fortune, and when you have
got it, it requires ten times as much
to keep it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

LMON D. WEBB Notary Public,
IA Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pe1Ision and Bounty Agent. Passage Tick
cts sold TO and from, and money remit
ted 10 the old country, at the lowest current
rates. Office in Webb's Block, Main street,
Warren, Ohio. Jan. ?. IoOo.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

Kind words do not cost much.
They never blister the tongue or lips !;
and we have never heard of any
mental trouble arising therefrom.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10
DR. WIN. HOSIER, Surgeon Den

IT I Ela W N l. n lOaIAI-H 3lNlE II
Il Just, Newton Falls, Ohio. Patronage so
fI;IEed satisfaction guaranteed. He also
keeps first class Jewelry store, for the sale
ana repair of Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, &c.
The lowest prices in the county in each de
partment. Nov ., lobo-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

A Hebrew Bible, dated l49l or l492,
printed upon parchment, was lately
sold in London for $780,
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N.DAWSON. Mayor of the Incor.

. porated Village of Warren, o., and also
Justice of the Peace in and for said Village.
attends 10 all business usually transacted Dy
Justices OF the Peace. Mayors regular court
every Monday morning from tO.l2 O'Clock
Mayors Office, Warren, o., Nov. llth, ls5S.
Nov. Ilth-tL
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H. PECK.


A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
N the new Millinery store OF NJ. y. Mes-
a Smiths store Market St, Warren, Ohlo--
Entrance at the CHRONICLE Office, up stairs.
Nav 4 lsaS-tf - ------ ---.---
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nR. F. MYERS, late of Pennington,
JUenders his professional service 70 the
people OF Warren and vicinity, office front
room, over Park & Chew sStOre-Stiles block.
Hours from 10 10 L., a. m, and TO 3 p. m.-
Residence, corner OF High and Chestnut Sts-
Nov q lS67-lyE
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T. J. NACKEY.
W. D. HALL F. J. MAC
WIcKFY. NTanufaci

III OF Harness and dealers in Saddlery
H-1Idware Trunks Nalises, Travelling Bags,
Whips, Horse Blankets, saddles and Fancy
Sadiiery, No. s, Market street, Warren, U.
Nav ~ lS67.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-10

W. n. PORTER.

". n. PORTER W. +. PORTER.
w n. &W. F. PORTER, Dealers
w in School and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
phlets and Magazines. at the New YORK Book
Store, Main street, Warren, Ohio.
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wEsrERx REsERvE BANK.l !

). NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Warren, o., Jan. Is, 1895
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BUSINESS DiRsGT0RY.

NV LoAL nv MI Nv y Z NiIItU4'tN -
w Published every Wednesday morning,
in Empire Block, Market St, Warren, NN.
RITEZEI., Editor and Proprietor.
, 1869-08-07

,reea as'sS ~ sisss sas7 on .ss;ss ssssss
ID some atten1on I'd il pss.ns ~ M % np 10 ses % Wat
i Y as atcur white nan accidentally tod on The
,oos o. negro. Jast - the alteration about this
d!spefsed l1an,t dia;el5. Tns fro " @as eons;nued
few 81. Isomenta a The crowd scattered, aad
fse 03' a1seass. I. n s g hntsa G s;ss ssts
request u he Ms;er "a az asustpstou Of t,oasls
anc5 toos 70 part u the fray except to march up
LoSn 70 iooE atser and put stop 70 The 1r1n9. 1t
pot oses 1oo men a. looIe.4 Oh si ths meetIug.
1ne casualties Ecre small consldey!n the number
o. snets nred md the close quarsczs. Many aho.s
we're Killed outright md I've wounded. -Four
ppan1se,, polsa onaceta and other while nsa
The Re:ls:er OF th!s morning comre,,s m the
riot as fo!1oWa:
Last nights WORK, done after our editorial OF
commentary on the dangers He forecast from the
that ny Community should be exposed 70 ; oai-
70 protect Itself rom . repetition. Aa TO where
tas I'LL esne 4ss., ss there re- IA no room for
&c; opow d sns nsaasne psoa s 1s d.
EToes !n.amed and lashed Into fury by pab!ic
natangqes and Pirate instlgatiuns oi the foreign
public to decide hoE long these iacendis{1es shall
lie allowed to expose the peace Of secieis anu
safety Of Koaen and children NE hope pnIlc
meeting will be he'd to anAEer this question
The EtrEt Congressional district Ia uncertain,
and It viii take tho ot1ctai count to decide the
AoS7GoIERY, August 6-Ke:urns a1e stu
tneagre. but enough is known to rcnder IT certain
1; u ~ eqssieJ sJ and az Mays spupesns arc elected
Sherman Denocrats> asr elected in the Fifth and
Sixth Districts
r. re- trjF
, 1869-08-07

road "soea,e up'' anysa.ng and everything =
sn1 rh mns a1d under a1y senmsssaees, she got
he peop'e Q, Caleaso. i mon:a 40 ine
Gnteagu eo2sne:esai PARTY Erztvrd Il saa
eei1s se .n9 s7sp nnsa 1as pos O.! E r.
Tne sentiment 81 ne people Us changed ooase.
E1ee.s Chicago Is ner fzicnd, md 10 longer Be-
sas - wese tdeasissI lie referred, At sans
vine would Be prof1ced ia nve years Tnch
practically the te5.asaus 81 the Pas.ac RsaEesa,
Chinese goods, would sopply New Tofk and he
great cities Of the East with feas- He paid high
eonnln ent TO the Chinese residents Of Calfotnls,
The Pacific Railroad, To-. tho WORK WIS donc by
thirt1 thousand Of them. lie CONTINUED that
ctiEa!nen oaghs 70 be welcomed and Kindly r.
natlon. They we're salusb!t. AM! saorIu &c pro-
tecsed and afforded the saue privileges as other
Chicago, San Franc1sco ann Hong Kong" VIAL
responded TO By Hon. J. C. Dote. Ea briefly ~
S1gwed a a the objects shsh induced the xis.ofs q
Which wopld AccIEe to all concerned IN bustpesA
TIE s11H TOAST
w. VII lns rTes-tae sucoeasor OF the foreign
meht OF hRt1cnhl. a. we'll Is domestic que.t1oua"
lEspohdesi 70 bJ Joseph AedlI, Esq, Ct THE
IKUCkk. He satd the press waS not nlWays
peace-o9kc |: was the speaking Instrument Of
tho people, And The tongue Was very unrlly 1ec,.
ber. the echo Of public sentiment, the collector OF
oPnoh4 Of the people, and the reflector Of their
sentntntA- Il WAS neither better nor Kor2e than
the Peoplp--tae looktng-glas3 IN which every uau
conid Bee himself The press contained good and
bad netnbets-men who TOOK a correct,
and Eeu Ha0 took an incorrect
REV. but he believed and hoped tia:
with tho advancement Ia civilization the press
would Improve and Keep III the:.yan Of Civilization.
and not remain In the rear. lis tendencies we're.
AZ v hole, for good. 1t atvoca:ed the capse Of
people struggling for their rights, and eadcarored
10 restrain the oppression OF the strong, and LIT
those who were feeble. The psesa would be pow
etIess without several valuable aatl!arle4; the
chief Of these the telegraph, to which be paid
! high compliment. In conclusion he called upon
General StaEtf to respond to
Tue SEVENTH 1O1sT
which waz EectT!ctty--the nnnihilator Of space
ND ume-the mysuc tie between tho seen and the
lnBeen.' Tie General did not respond
TIE EIGHTH TUlaT
gaH, "The Two CiviltzAtions-,he Oriental and
he Occidental responded to By Charles Il.
rAlke1, Esq, OF Louisiana
oTHEA rpAEI3.
After several tmprunrtl toasts thc guests were
Introduced individually to the distinguished yts-
tors and then dispersed.
, 1869-08-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.


AtGCsr4, Ga August CA report has been re-
ceiyed from EuEerel,i, =. C., taat ChArles and J.
D. CrtssTEl, who left this city yesterday. 1t WAS
this morulnc, ant fought with pistols. The former
IVES Instantly Killed, md the latter Il seriously Il
not mortalJ wounded. The ada1t was entirely Of
apEyaie natu!e, and Is alleged 10 havc grown ont
Of lnMily troubles
Augusta, Ga. August CT seems ], .. cres +
well Fas not Killed IN t1e duel, as reported. lie
was charged with tue SEDUCTION Of y0Eng lnd5
III South Carolina, ana while on h.s way BONE, &C
Conpanleu by bis brother Caat!eS was met by
frteEts Of the lady. and ssot. The parties Wn0
Old The shooting Rze rot Positively Eu0Wa.
ArGCsrA, Ca August G-ueayy aud continued
rains are Hotking injury 10 the cfore IL this scc
tim.
selves to the authorities Today. Tor the sho ,unR Of
Charles anh j. i. Crrsswell. in E'Ege1eld. yester-
day. Chhfies CrcssTcu Ii lead. J. D. CrcAswcllt
who IL charged with having criminal intercourse
With sister Of Addison, IS dangerously, but not
NurtA1Iy wounded.
, 1869-08-07

| Additional Election RcttTn8-The
CrF Of Frnud.
Special Despa1ch to The Chicago Tribune.
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, Augustt.
Ia tho rctu,ns conunue to coEe, 1t becomes
| evident that fraud has been ererJ wherr rrln.
forced. Wherever the colosed men were per
mitted to vote As In this city anu Memphis, they
voted unanimously Tor Stokes and the Republican
where the colored population Is larger, and
Ss:fs IL 4 e. Il. 7 f. !:
nessee: g.. Thus ia t1ess Two sections Of
yoted Illegally. but ihe loyal voters nave not been
nefmitted TO vote at all In maDy counties the
aSuTss given l. as y, ssnters nay represent SIMPLY
Il Is estimated thai nearly 5000 illegal Eoies were
cast In this county alone, though the election was
conducted more fa!ily here perhaps than In other
confines me her loyal people have stood nr;nly
!hsy came ,, down IL, io $50. nut sne
At d aii a,hough ,ie,t fsaaas vese rs % ieaoftpous
there a. elsewhere From present Indications the
of ihe Legislature. The ies tnpes sho % hers 9' ani
hnvc been utterly ignored " ths ssnter Dcrnoc-
"a
b. q few frotn Eust Tennessee.
The Indignation and gloom anong the Rcpubl!-
cans Is very great The Democratic newspapers
Colorcd men Oh accouut OF Ee!f nleltJ to tho Ilc-
publican cause. 4 number Of the old rrt+l bnI
C"rrsrhval lsa,ls1s who. l. ras hoped were nu-
them arc such men as Emerson Ethcrdgc, Ell
Cooper, 11sile peyton aud John Flaming. EtIeI,lsc
nnd l.tyton VIII both bc candidates for tho CMted
General Stokes ~i bc In the city tomorrow.
Republicans arc an1tously !nquir1ng whcther there
WHICH has OVERWHELMED It's
no7S IT, tss sos a. as 1st w r.
cans dtsrlse il. Willis prrlent1Ing 10 Dc
a's ss5S . ii h. tsa ss 'a M es s5
Democracy. Persons who hold etock In the con-
cern arc offering It for sale .: half prlcc. It's csil
make thr people bFiese Today that be voted for
SAsnr7uR, August a-Tne total vote Of Sasn-
stokei,. sc9a- Stokes. otucIal minority ii Snsh:
s1lie IL i, IN = poll ot 5,tos,
MAZE Msas 6 espRs IT, asee SssF d aas q tho Stat"
Information freH Eaas Tennexaee AaoF6 ttat
Scntes Will carrY that section lty small majority.
u TINT caSe ~ nia maIor1t. IN the Stale will not ee
james +. prownlow. sou Of Senator BroEnlow.
was badly beaten !os tie Legislature IN W'illlan-
en- IN Knox md osnn Eli wels III brat, as,
WHO carried bpth districts.
The STATE Journal thu Stokes organ. will be SUE
rrEtteu after tc-moHpw.
MIAFn,s Angus. G-The Official vote Of Shelby
sonn5 Tltn one Precns to hear fso s''ea
With the exception Of tho disturbance at Mos.
cow no account Of violence ut the polls bus occur
red IN West Tennessee
Tho Democratic press here, IN Announcing tho
victory achieved yesterday, Cal) upon ths support
cts Of sentez to Remember charity In thu hour Of
triumph, ani forge. the wrongs that have been
jnn1cItd upon thtM. ...
Tue i tralane}4 say5 It Understands that some Of
tho c2Ipet.haGgcts are preparing to lcayc. aud
caila upon them to remain, and assures them Of
peyfct: Eafcty,
, 1869-08-07
SPRINGFIELD,
The Conat survey Eclipse PnrtT-Ar-
EnnEcm cntA for observations Com.
pICted-Educn stonn1-TEcnauty Il lkc-
EGtDfA.
SPec!A utsPatch 70 The ChlthTo TRIBUNE.
SPRINGFIELD, Auglat e.

cctpts.
Special Despatch to The Chicn9o Tribune.
SrK1KGf1KLD, Auguat t.
The weather has been cloudy and disasrccaolc
oil taT, aud great fears arp felt that tomorrow
may be untayorahle for the observation OF the
eclipse The Coat suEseE party now here coz
slsts Of the following gentle men: Professor Ben-
}antn Pierce, Of iIarsard College, now the
the Coast surrey. has charge, associated by
Aesszs- A. sehott, L F. poustale, E. Goodlcl.ox,
Of the Coat Survey.
The following named gentlemen arc also Of the
party, ziz: F 7. sassE, {. y: Fay, !. = Warner,
enet p Of ho ~ o
Il. Fitzgerald, 7. z stone and c. 8. German, the
ness to perform he Responsible and aeiicate
They all arc men Of experience md most dcerly
Interested IN the surceHs OF theff Work. Erpry-
tod5 IL wishing for pleasant day. Tine signals
wrre c1cnsnget! this evening letwwccn tht. city
an p5 Of he nos Silver
Mining Company Today lied an acceptance OF
It's charter, aud the company was duly organ15ed
dent; lion. Merton Bateaan, Vice President;
Geu1ge L. HARLOW, SECRETARY; James II. bcycf..
idee, Treasurer: Julius slchel Superintendent Of
the company are within one nile Of Aasun, Ne
vusla Reese River District, 1nd,are Known Is the
Somono Mines, and afe satd TO be yeEJ rch Ii
GpAuLI&3 I'LL 4laA4iJ u
The lust manner IN which the State Of llIrota
looks sitter and takes care Of those counties IL me
State who have greater nuEber Of Children, but
les wealth, than other counties. was nncly Illus
srnted. to-uay. IN the Issuing Of 4 wa71nt on tho
Stnte Treasurer. IL favor Of johnson County. Tor
Sql519 10 assist that county in ber efforts 10 gtEo
her children. which arc legion, . common tchool
education. In other words, the state gives oil INC
STATE tax collected IN said county for ls67, which
10 falt5.0:, besides N order that lhe young
citizens Or johnson County may hs'e
as fAI chance ID the race Of llte as the children
Of more wealthy counties But Johnsrn County
IL not the only recipient OF this Ssa'e faFor There
arc han dozen moro who hare 70 derenI On
this generous nctton Ut the state 10 E1Se tneiE
children lhe beDents Of tho school fund.
Tie receipts Of the State 1Fras2iJ TO-DAY TcIa
as follows: Scott County, sl,nU: Aason- ta'hp:
Tp;al. Sl6,G
III. ii. Il Mos,eF. Deputy Clerk Of the Morgan
the Illinois RIVER. at Aesccdosta, While h1satns'
, 1869-08-07
WASHINGTON,
Special Despatch to The Chicago TraGne
WARHndrpS, D. C., Arsust {,

Special Despatch to The Chicago TrtaGne.
WAkHRoroS. u. C.. August e.
COUNTERFEIT REVENUE EAATs.
Lasf Developments In New YORK and other
points Of the country, In reghrd to the extent 70
which various kinds Of reTenue ss3np7 are coaa-
te1fc!icdt arc causing much rDe7stnr.s st the Bu-
Eeau Of internal Revenue. The of1cers Of the de-
tec:ise ioFce haze LATELY captured lot OF stamps
Which were Of bcttcr character Of engraving
than Tie genuine. The department seems co.,
Tinccd That the guards aod checks Under the p,es-
eDt sFstsn OF printing By contracts arc wholly H.
adequate, The opinion Of many experts Ia tlat all
the aeftes stamps Bhou1d be changed, apt both
the engraving mud Printing be done ut The govern.
ucnt o15cn+
7HE GRLESBACK coCETEErEnk
AL caoEts 70 Discover the source Of the die Of the
80 note gZceGhact counterfeit hare thts fas failed
Nork on the new plate is being pushed forward
with all possible despatch Bcs!des the legal Ten.
der Berries, new face plates for The National Bank
note currency are being prepared II seems quite
Certain now tnai the question Of establishing
buEeau Of engraving and note Printing, .Hhcse al
money md staurs shall be Manufactured. viii
come up insCongress early next winter. The pro-
p11etF c{ Tic government assuming fhc cnttfa
charge Of making the paper used for the notes anu
staDps Ii under confederation here.
TIE ECLlFsE.
Though the eclipse Of the aun tomorrow wtll be
only partial at this point, Jet the whole force of
pc.zaus nj the Narnl Observatory will be engaged
In making observations Adylcca received hcrc
to.aJ indicate that the parties sent out to various
6sctons Of tie country are all re81y for business
And the Chief OF Observation has reason to bclIore
that PToi Hail has reached hls station IN Alaska,
Several residents oi this city have gone to Raleigh
and other plAces in North Carolina to witness the
eclipse.
ITO TnE AssocIATEp PRESS :
, 1869-08-07

Turkey.
tHR sClTAH AND ylCEKoY or Eayl7
PANis, August c.
Tie difficulties Letwecn the Sultan and ylceruY
u Egypt nre tn Il fair wsy Of settlement. Nearly
all the representatives Of the powers ut CONSTANT.
norle urged the Sublime lorie to cou1ee OF cou.
citation aal moderation.