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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

Horace Greeley's health is improving
and he will be at his post in & few days.
Daniel Mcfarland has fled petition
in the common pleas court Of Morgan
county, Indiana, for a new trial in the
suit in which his wife was granted a di.
vorce.
Richard d. Harrison, the efficient
chairman Of the Republican State Central
Committee, has been brought out by the
Republicans of Franklin county as
candidate for Congress in the seventh
district.
A cable telegram, dated London, June
IL, says that the proposed organization OF
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
has been assented to, avote representing
more than one-half Of the stock having
been cast in favor of the measure. What
the nature of the proposed organization
is, may be learned from an article pub
lished or the first page of this weeks
CHRONICLE.
The Supreme Court of the State, has
decided that the inmates Of the Dayton
Soldiers Home are not entitled to vote,
upon the ground that they are within
the exclusive jurisdiction of the United
States, and are not residents of Ohio,
within the meaning of article ., section
IL of the constitution of Ohio. Chief
Justice Brinkerhoff rendered the Opin-
ion.
The progress of the Canadian troops
sent to Red River 10 put down the Penn
bina rebellion, is reported slow and I'M
certain. The st. Paul Press's Pembina
correspondence, of the 30th ult., says
the Indians.are concentrating in the vi
cinity Of Lake of the Woods, with the
purpose of giving fight to the Canadians
when they penetrate the swamps. Riel's
picket line extends from Lake of the
Woods to Pembina mountain.
On Wednesday last, Gen. Garfield in
troduced in Congress anew or modified
bill, providing for the issue of
ninety-fve millions additional of Nation
al Bank notes to associations in States
not having their proportion; that the
three per. cent loan certificates shall be
taken up and Cancelled; that twenty-five
circulation shall be Withdrawn
the east and redistributed to the
south and west and finally, that banks
may move from one State TO another
The bill was to come up IN Tuesday of
his week, for action,
A cable despatch dated London, June
announces the sudden death of Charles
Dickens, from paralysis. While at din
her he was seized with a fit and gradu-
lily became worse, dying at 6:15, P. NJ,
Wednesday, June S. Mr.. Dickens was
he greatest living novelist and the
most popular story writer. His
leath viii be universally lamented.
The Ohio Union Republican State Cen
raj Committee has issued a call for a
Republican State Convention to assem-
lie in Columbus, on Wednesday, Au-
-ust 10th. The basis of representation
n the convention will be one delegate
Or every five hundred votes cast for
Hayes in 1869, and one additional dele
ate for any fraction of two hundred
nd fifty votes and upward in each
ounty. This will make the number Of
to the convention four hun
Ired and seventy-three. Trumbun coun- ;
Y having cast 1921 votes for Hayes, will
entitled to send nine delegates. The
ounty conventions to select delegates
re requested to meet on Saturday, Ju-
Y 30. ,
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New Advertisements.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

"AAAENs ADIAbt4ALN O.f OhAO-l
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
In Commissioners of Trumbull County,
ohio, will receive sealed proposals up TO u
o'clock m. of the ID day of August, A. ID.
1870, at the Auditors office Of said county,
for the construction of q wrought iron arch
bridge Of one hundre and fifty feet span.
and sixteen feet roadway inside the arches,
across the Mahoning River at LeavittsbuTg,
in said County. The flooring to be of best
oak, two and one halfinches thick n eight
inches wide, joists of best oak two and one
half inches thick and twelve inches wide;
flooring laid ~diagOnally, the iron work well
painted with two coats of mineral paint
All the materials to be of the best quality,
n the work don in the most Thoroughbred
workmanlike manner. and the bridge war
ranted in every respect and TO have a sus-
tanning power of two thousand pounds per
lineal foot Contractor to give good and
sufficient security for the performance Of
his contract, and bridge to be completed by
the 18th day of October. \. d. $50.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bins received.
o. X. WOLCOTT,
+. A REED,
l.. b. PAYNE,
County Commissioners.
JAS. ID. KENNEDY, Auditor.
T. W. Messersmid1h, Surveyor.
June Is, lS7O-6t
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EGAL NOTICE

LNotice is hereby given that Messrs.
langley q Waldorf, of ~Johnsonville. Ohio,
made an assignment to me under the laws OF
this State, on the 7th day OF June, 1870, and
that on the same day / accepted said assign
ment, qualified, II am now their acting
assignee. Hiram ID. HolcOmb. in my alb
sence, viii receipt for money paid on claims
due said estate, and all owing said estate are
requested 10 settle. Those having claims
of Indebtedness, whatever IL NAV be, or il
simply an account, then an itemized state
ment of both debts n credits. TO an affida-
Wit setting out that II is just and lawful, the
assets IL any, the payments made and not
endorsed, and all Security whether collat-
teral, mortgage, or personal, and FORWARD
the same to me without delay.
GEO. P. HUNTER, Assignee.
Warren, o., June lS7e-9t.
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Brigham Young was sixty-nine on
the lst inst. He is much older in
wickedness.
Anna Dickinson expects to charge
two hundred and fifty dollars for her
lectures next year. She will open the
season with "Joan Of Are" at the
Boston Lyceum. She makes about
$4,000 a year by lecturing.
DR.. Lovick Pierce, of Georgia. whose
age is nearer ninety than than eighty,
preached a sermon nearly two hours
in length in Savannah last week. and
some who have known him many
years say it was one of the ahlest of
his life.
A girl in Chester, Vermont. has
died from tight lacing. These corsets
should be done away with, and if the
girls can't live without being squeeZ-
ed, we suppose men can be found who
would sacrifice themselves. As old as
we are, we had rather devote three
hours a day, without a cent of pay, as
a brevet corset, than to see the girls
die off in that manner. Office hours
almost any time.-liRerUd CONNER
cidL.
Diamond cement for glassand china
is made in the following manner:
Take isinglass ! ounce /; distilled water
9 ounces alcohol II ounces ; warm in
a water bath till dissolved, and strain
the solution. Add to the clear solu-
ton, while hot, a milky emulsion of
gum ammoniac J ounce, alcoholic So
luton of gum mastic ) drachms this
possesses great adhesive qualities
LSctcRtUc american.
In a little town out West a lady
teacher was exercising a class of iu-
veniles in mental arithmetic, She
commenced the question, aft You buy
a COW for ten dollars when M
came a little hand. What is it john
N.Y." why you can't buy no kind
of a COW for ten dollars father sold
one for sixty dollars the other day
and she was a regular old scrub at
that"
Ben Wade, who enjoys the distinct
ion of being a distant relative of Col
fax's baby, is a candidate for Congress
in Ohio.-Brick Democrat. /
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Notices inserted Grati,


In Worthington, Mass, at the house of the
brides father, Mr.. Emerson Frissell, on
the 9TH inst, by Rev. Charles Pierce. assist
ed by Rev. A. C. Frissell, Mr.. SPENCER
PARISH, OF this city, and Miss ELLEN F.
FRISSELL, ofthe former place.
On the 9TH inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, in Champion, by Rev. ]. W,
Lanphear, Mr. GEO. r. TICE,of Cleveland,
and Miss MARY II. KING.
On the Sth inst. at the residence of the
brides father, in Champion, by Rev. d. L.
HickOk, Mr.. MARCELLUS G. LAIRD, OF
JeSsup, Iowa, to Miss MAGGIE PIERCE.
On the I'd OF June. by Mr.. Ira Eddy. Mr..
SAMUEL G. BROWN, IND Miss RHODA
N. WILLIAMS, of Baconsburgh.
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SSIGNMENT

n DDIO-N MIN t.
ANotice is hereby given, hat Henry c.
Church, Of Newton Falls, Trumbun County,
Ohio, made an assignment for the benefit Of
his creditory, to Chas. G. Graham, on the
9Th inst. All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO Mr.. Church, will please call n
settle, and all persons who ave claims
against said estate. will present them for
liquidation. CHAS- 6. GRAHAM,
Assignee of H. G. Church.
Newton Falls, June Is, lS7O-3t
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A n ORDINANCE

10 Lery Tdrcs for The year 1870. in The City OF
Warren, Ohio, for municipal purposes.
SIC. L BE il ordained by the Council OF
the city OF Warren, Ohio, That there shall
be and there is hereby levied the following
per centage Of taxes for the year 1870, upon
all the real and personal property Of said
city for the following purposes.
For general and Incidental purposes two
(2) mills on the dollar valuation.
For general fire fun three-fourths o. Of
one million the dollar valuation.
For gas fund, three-fourths % of M mill
on the dollar valuation.
For the payment Of Marshal, and Police
three-fourths 90 Of one mill on the dollar
valuation.
For special fire fund, one Omin on the
dollar valuation.
For street cleaning, one ~ mill on the dol
lar VIOLATION.
For street improvements and repairs one
half mill on the dollar valuation.
SEC. 2. That the city Clerk be and he is
hereby authoriZeda and required to certify TO
the County Auditor, the foregoing levy OF
taxes, and said County Auditor Is hereby
requested, as provided by law, oplace Upon
the duplicate for collection. the aforesaid
per centage as other taxes, and By law col
lected.
Passed in Council, June 10, 1870.
JAMES HOYT, Prest Of Council.
Attest: +. W. Horn, City Clerk.
June Is, lS70-lt
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SSIGNMENT.

Notice is hereby gfven. that Mark mes,
of Newton Falls, Trumbull County. Ohio,
creditors. tot. I. GilImer, on the 9Th inst
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
Air- Ames, Will please call and settle, and
an persons who have claims against said
STATE VIII please present them for liquida-
ttoh. me assignee will always be found at
me old store Of Mark Ames, in Newton
raIs' Ohlo. T. 1. GILLMER,
Assignee of Mark Ames.
NEWTON Fails. June. Is. ls7a-3t
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New York Wool Market.

The new clip California is arriving
freely-a new feature being large receipts
via the Pacific Railroad, induced by the
low rate of freight, which is only two
cents per pound currency, without extra
charges, against one and one quarter
cents gold, with insurance. &c., added,
via the lsthmus. While the wool grow
ers in the Atlantic States complain of the
unprofitableness of their n0cks, and a
Limitation of the clip, the Texas and Cali
fornia growers are steadily increasing
their herds, and there is every reason 10
believe that the aggregate clip of the
country this year viii be considerably
above the average. In foreign wool there
is no movement of consequence; the
stock of fine grades is exceedingly small.
and the carpet kinds are neglected. Yves
tern Fleece a: 40a50c; Ohio at 45a5Oc;
Michigan, &c, 44a45c; low and medium
western, 40a42c; pulled at 2Sa3Oc for No.
l, and SSa 4Oe for super and extra-Ship-
ping List, June II.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

A gentleman residing in a ncighbor-
ing town was clearing out his well the
other day, and had occasion to lower an
Irishman about forty feet into the bowels
of the earth. When about halfway down.
Pat became frightened, and shouted, 'let
me up, or I'll cut the rope."-BeUefon-
tame Press.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

The Reformed Presbyterian Synod, at
Cincinnati, have rejected the terms of
the basis of the union with other Pres
byterian bodies,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15
BULLS.

Royal Competitor, Milton Briggs
Newton. ISwa for 500.
Defender, Edward Green, Delaware,
Ohio, $3.50.
Royal Oakland, James Fullington,
Union county, Ohio, for 81, 800
PlumwOod. Oxford, William Steele,
Greensburgh, Pennsylvania, $500.
Royal Lad, ] w Shina, Selma, Clarke
county, Ohio, SS25
Enchanter, Penwick & Williams, Cir
cleville, Ohio, 1905.
Bryan Oakland, Samuel Day, McDOn-
ough county, Illinois, S525.
Sherman, p Hitchcock, Geauga coun-
tv. Ohio, $500.
Third Grand Duke of Oxford, Moor
Walker, Baltimore, Md, $500.
Echo of Oakland, \ J Dunlap, Gales
burg. Illinois, 500.
Oxford Lad, Samuel Day, McDonough
county. Illinois, SO.
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The Massachusetts house has passed
a bill to establish separate prisons FOR
women
There are fifteen thousand miles of
raildoad now under contract for immedi-
ate construction in the United States.
The mount of money to be expanded in
the construction and equipment of these
roads will exceed seven hundred and
fifty millions Of dollars,
FREE Coal, PERHAPs.-The House of
Representatives has passed a resolution.
by the decisive vote of Il3 to 10, Gin
structing the Committee of Ways and
Means to report at the earliest practical
bic moment a bill abolishing the tariff
on coal, so as to secure that article to the
people free of all taxation"
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cole, of Sidney, Ohio, has
accepted the Invitation to deliver the
Grafton at Upper Sandusky at the
tiremen's tournament on the Fourth of
July.
Tally n for Jim Fisk. Mcfarland
applied to him for a railroad pass, Jim
told him that they were not issuing free
passes now to ~assassins that day, but
whenever he got control of a road max
ing through connections for hell McFar-
land should go through on the lightning
express, free.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

Blackwood's Magazine is out with
what is termed by the cable q "virulent"
criticism against MI. Disraeli's "Loth-
air" The English tories, it is said, thus
indicate their intention of ashslying''
the ex-Chancellor of the EKehequer and
Premier a a political leader. The Prince
Of Wales took the lead, and High Church
follows its respective head. The ques-
ton remains-Do the English tories love
Disraeli less or Rome more.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

GALE OF REAL ESTATE by or
oder Of Court On Thursday, the 30th day
OF June, 1870, between the hours of one and
sale, TO the highest bidder, upon the premis-
es, the following described lands situate in
Vienna Township. Trumbull County, Ohio.
and is known as part Of 10 No. u in said
township, bounded on the north by lands
owned by Rebecca Rogers, at her deeease;
east by lot line; south by lands Of Obial Bar
tholOmew and Era Mackey; west by the
center Of the highway leading from center
Of Vienna to Youngstown, and contains one
acres Of n
Terms Of sale-one-third in hand, one
third in one year., and one-third IN two
years, notes 10 be given with intercs, secured
by mortgage upon said lands.
JOB. J. HOLIDAY. Exec'r
Of Epenetus Rogers.
Hutehins, Glidden & Stull, Att'ys for EXT.
May ., lS70-5t.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator on the estate of Nancy Drake.
decd, late OF Rowland Township, Trumbull
County. Ohio. JAMES HOET, Admir-.
Warren, Ohio, June Is, lS7O-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

A LVIN HIGLEY'S ESTATE
ANotice is hereby given, that the estate
OF Alvin Higley, late Of MesopOtamia. Ohio.
this day been declared in the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, to be probably
insolVent, All persons having claims
against said estate, will therefore present
them duly authenticated, to the undersign-
ed within six months from this date.
JAMES ANDERSON, Ex'r.
MesOp .tamia, JuneL, 1870. st
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

physicians will find it to their
advantage to buy their Drugs and Medi-
cfnes at the Main St., Drug Store. Our Drugs
and Medicines are Of full strength and are
what they purport to be and win stand the
most delicate tests, for IT is not unfreauentIy
h case that upon these tests hangs human
life. We therefore select our preparations
with greater care, and sell for prices that
will prove satisfactory.
E. h. ALLISON.
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~EXCELSIOR and

EDUCTION IN PRICE on Rich
lCardson's New Method for the Piano to
Inree dollars; we have large stock on hand.
bhis VIII be the regular price hereafter. At
ADAMS Book Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

For sale in Trumbun County, only by
j. E. BROCKWAY, and his Agents.
P, o., 0rengeyIlle, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Il CERN.-On account of my health, l
nave sold my shop, interst and good will, in
house, sign and ornamental painting, TO
William Fischer, whom ! would recon-
mend as a good workman in all the defer
ent branches of painting.
c. C. McNUTT.
Warren. June Is. ls7O.-lt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

WM. FISCHER, House, Sign and
w ornamental Painter. FFesCoing, Kali
soming, Paper Hanging. Graining, &c, done
in the best style. Kings Block, Main ST.,
Warren, Ohio. June Is, IS70-lyr.
ESTATE of Jonathan Oswald, decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly~a appoint
ed and qualified as Administrators on the
estate OF Jonathan Oswald, decd, late of
Trumbull Co., Ohio. JOHN LAY.
Warren, June Is, lS70-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

THE CERTIFICATES printed by
the different Sewing Machine Compa-
MES show conclusively that almost any
sewing machine in the hands OF Q skillful
operator viii work well. What Is claimed
in the interest of the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE

is, that 1t viii readily do all that is claimed
for the best Of the others, and surpasses
them all in some very Important respects.
ter a critical examination OF all the leading
Machines, have, at various times, p%ronounc-
d ii the best made.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15
BUCKEYE
Taking up or Binding

after the Machine The Buckeye has added
three or four improvements fOr 1870, which
only need to be seen to be appreciated. We
think it high time farmers should take into
eonsiderationthat the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15
IL N "

is commencing its thirteenth year, all Of
which time Il has stood at the HEAD Of the
ranks, while in the same time some twelve
other Machines have been sold in this eoun-
ty which to-day you cannot ind a casting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-20
a SPURIOUS MARRIAGE,

which, however, under New York Law,
can be Made Binding-A Fourteenth
Ward Leafer PersoaaIing = Clergyman
The Mysterious Strangers In Freneb's.
Last Thursday morning gentleman strollcd into
a bar-room in the Fourteenth Ward, and ordering o
drink. asked the bartender whether he knew any
man who would do quiet job n well paid Tor It,
The bartender replied tnat the ward was inhabited
by villains who would do anything for pay "Here,"
said he, sis man coming In who will suit your pur
pose" The bartender called the new conner up ana
introduced him TO the stranger, and that person
openly told linn that lie wanted somebody to per
senate a clergyman in marriage service, and would
pay $50. The stranger added that the person TO DO
married was awoman older than himself, With whom
he had lived two years, but who was anxious to
have her religious seruples satisfied
After some haggling, smyth agreed to personate q
clergyman for $50, u the stranger would allow him
friend 70 act rs his clerk. The stranger agreed to
pay $50 ior the services Of smyth and clerk, and
paid half In advance. Both then went out 10 Mr.
Smyth's lodgings. where he changed his coat for
black frock and after combIng back his long black
hair, tied a white handkerchief around his throat
The stranger then went GU. appointing = meeting
with Smyth at o'clock that evening outside an
once in Printing House square At the ap-
pointed hour they met aud the stranger
TO learn by heart, and alterwrd recite
when required The stranger then gave smyth .
large Book Of Common Prayer, when, he said, had
cost him t2,50. lie added, sour names Waiter
and Mary; there is necessity for the use OF the
surname" He then led the way into the bsrroom
OF French's Hotel, where the party, reinforcod by
Snyths clerk, all took . drink. After waiting
miHute OF two, the stranger walked INTO the hotel
and led the way up two flights of stairs to a room
in the back OF The house with the windows looking
Frankfort street tall lady OF about forty
years, rather goodlooking and elegantly dressed,
rose as the party entered the room, aud the pald
stranger turning round said:
my Mary" The Rev. Mr.. Smyth suggested that
the ceremony should proceed once. The couple
seemed nothing 10th, and the ceremony was per-
formed with all the solemnty OF n genuine marriage,
the clerx standing alongside smyth, with his head
bowed down, and holding his hat before his face,
unetuuusly joining In the iervent amen.
The money was paid, and ten minutes aiterward
n lady and gentleman stepped out OF the private en-
trance o the hotel and after walking short dis
lance down Chatham street, entered a Third avenue
cHr and vent up town. The parties are nov in
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New York Markets.

THURSDAY. MAY 19-FLoUR AND MEAI,-The
market opened Depressed, but closed generally
%Tss s''fss sie aa Western. ss e sI
state. &c, tSosS 20; round hoop Ohio, ESQ
S Weser stem 's M6ns, Ssss s sI ;js
double extras, ss.soe,sTs Genesee extra, s55osss 81
Rye four suDernne, t5 50ss5.s5 Corn meai-Western.
Jersey. sc. e. sSas52o Brandrwine, s5s5st S.a
ports mddline up ands, ssHc but ciose dull Petro,
ieum hrmsr for refined. AZ ySsSe Spirits turpentne
NassiIio. Tenow dull prime, csc. Frelghs re;
NAMED quiet. Wheat 10 GLASGOW. BY steam, 4Ad, and
19c Java. soa22cr gold with sales 1OiO bbis kio
private terms and 1000 bags santos by auction tlbhD
Doc. Rice quiet sales 80 tcs Carolina at 7He holassos
sugsrs-Raws active sales $500 hhds at 9aeIc for fair
60 GOOD refining sRgkc. for Cuba. and lo@lOhc. for
aned nrm al IKE Tor best crushed wins ~
push at t0iesi os for rejected and No spring si;SS
ad o sSSa xh ''t Corn ssys s
5000 bush at tll9t IS for new western yellow, and
q nor RT n So,d y new s1 ss sSd RSes
rmer. with sale OF Canada West. 90 arrive. at ti
Barley malt eoc1s3i. Oats more active, and closed
c foi Ohio and sIoc for State. the higher nsures
PRcyryIoss-Pork Wa lower and very dun on the
Tor prime mesa but active for future with sales $50
BY. Ss S PP la@
bbIs at go for Southern. Cut meats and fairly
.etve sales i0o pkgs a. l7e for picked hama Bacon
and closes io%sS sales 10 pKgs a Sc Tor p:t S
Ike for city and i6SlSX Tor steam also 800 ties prime
steam at &c. seller three months Butter decidedly
lBl1DC.