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New Advertisements.
ORDINANCE
An Ordinance prcacribuV and regulating the
dufieE Of Street C5mula@sioner N the city Of

an Ordinance pneaeibuV and regulating the
du1ieE Of Street Commissioner IN the city Of
Warren, Ohio.
SEC. /. BE It ordained ~ the Council Of THE
city OF Warren, Ohio, that the Street Com
missioner shall, under tie direction OF the
Committee on streets, haFethe charge OF re-
pairing, improving, opening n grading OF
all public streets, alleys, and public grounds
within the corporate limits Of the city, and
shall at all times be subject to the direction
and control Of the Committee on Streets, as
70 the manner and location OF said repairs
and improvements.
= ? TheStreetC OmmisSiOnershRlkeep
accurate and full accounts In q bOok Kept
by him for that purpose. Of all moneys re-
ceived by him in his Official capacity, show
ing the sources nom which the same were
received, n the manner and purpose for
which the same were expended
SIC. 5. The Street Commissioner shall
keep an accurate list OF all persons within
the corporation liable to perform labor on
the highway, n on failure TO discharge the
same as provided by law, to collect all hnes
or combinations therefor, by suit or other
wise, so far as the same are cOllectable.
SEC. T. The Street Commissioner shall
make out and hle with the City Clerk for
the use OF the Council, on h first Monday
Of each month OF the year., a full report OF
his proceedings for the month next prece-
ding, with a statement OF his account Of all
monies received and disbursed, with Youch-
ers therefor. and balance remaining in his
hands the mont then ending, which report
and account shall be filed by the Clerk, and
referred 20 the COMMITTEES on accounts, and
audited bythem.
SEC. s. The Street Commissioner shall re-
ceive for each days actual service spent in
the performance Of his official duties, the
sum OF two dollars.
SEC. 6. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force after the due publication
thereof.
Passed in Council Nov. 25, 1870.
JAS. HOYT. Pres'to Of Council.
q n McNrT Clerk Dro. Ten.
Nov. 80, lS1O-lt.
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Bishop Potter has initiated the exam
pie of Right Rev. DR.. Littlejohn, OF
Long Island, in relation to thenew order
of English R~itualists, whose members
have attempted to oficiate in his do
eeses. The Bishop has prohibited any
priest or missionary Of the organization
from performing ministerial acts as a
clergyman Of the Episcopal Church in
his See, and notified the pastors Of the
various churches that they will be liable
TO censure IL they permit them topreach
from their pulpits. The body which
has thus been laid under ban is known
as the Order Of Evangelists.
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What Gen. Cox Says about Buffers
Assertions.

In regarded to the charge made by
Butler, the Cincinnati Gazette, Of
Thursday last, says that Gen. Cox
authorized that paper to state in the
most explicit terms, that the intima-
ton, coming from whatever source it
may, that he has ever favored the
issuing Of a patent to the New Idria
Company is unqualifedly false and
that he has never by word or act, or
in any way, expressed the intention
of favoring such issue. 1t was his OBJ
iect to hear arguments as to the valid
ity Of the claim, and then decide as
the law demanded.
The point Of difference, we think,
between the President and Secretary
Cox was this: The Secretary wished
the question Of the legality of the Idris
claim to be Investigated and argued
before the head Of the Interior Depart
ment, believing it to be the proper
tribunal to hear and determine the
question.
But Gen. Grant thought Congress
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MARRIAGES.



At West Salem, O., Nov. Is, by Rev. D. H.
Wonder Nj. j. =. FUSSELMAN and Miss
Z. J. HARBAUGH, both Of Wayne Co.
At MeadvfIle, Pa, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
r Craighead, Mr.. WILLIAM II. PORTER,
OF Newton Falls, and,MiSs NETTIEHlCk-
Oh, OF Braceville, ..
IN Braceville, o.. at the residence OF the
brides father, NOV. !, 1870, by Ia. Thayer,
Mr.. CYRUS L. NORTH, TO Miss FRANCIS
l. FORMAN, all OF B~racevtlle.
In Southington, Nov. ., 1870, by I. ~ hay-
er, Mr.. Newell NJ. Raglan, to Miss ELI
"A a. HESS. all Of Southington.
In Sharon, Pa, Nov. sd, by Rev. G. W.
Anderson, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hendren,
Mr.. PHILANDER SAWYER, Of Hartford
Ohio, to Miss MARY J. CLARK, OF Titus
vile, Pa.
In Greene, on the sd inst, by Ed. f. Wake
Held, Mr.. NEWTON s. SMITH, and Miss
MARA CORY.
On Nov. 18th At the house Of the bride, by
Rev. l. l.. Rees, Baptist Minister, Mr..
REEFS JAMES and Miss SARAH ANN
BOLTER, both from Mineral Ridge.
At the home Of the bride, Nov. Path, by Rev.
j.. W. Lanphear, Mr.. CHESTER II. STOD-
DARD, and Miss HATTIE HULL, both OF
this city.
In Cleveland, o., at tie residence OF the
brides mother, THURSDAY, Nov. "A. 1870, by
Rev. W. F. Basten, Mr.. CHS. E SYM
ONDS. Of Niagara Falls, n. Y, to Miss
MARY H BRIERLN. Of Cleveland, q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-30

On counting the vote OF Alabama for
Governor a few days since, in joint con-
Yention OF the State Legislature, the
result. as counted, was 1929 majority for
Lindsay, Democrat, and $500 for Grant.
Democrat. Mr.. Lindsay took the oath
OF Office, and the State has now two
Sovernors. The Senate recognizes one
and the House the other.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-30

AZ IN Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
the recent ku Klux o~utrages in some Of
the Southern States were fully discuss
ed and the President expressed his
determination to use the military
power Of the United States to prevent
further violence, and to bring the guilty
men to punishment. Troops have been
ordered to Lancaster, Kentucky, to as
sist the civil authorities of that neigh
borhOOd in protecting Union men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-30

BY an order issued last Saturday n
large number OF army officers were re-
heved from service, some on account
OF old age and others from inability
arising from wounds. They are to re-
ceiVe seventy-five per cent OF their full
pay for life.
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J.. =. TRAWBRIDGE ANDLUCY LARCOM,
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Il is expected that tho census returns
Of all the States will be received at
Washington inside OF ton days. There
Is much disappointment in some States
at the results of the enumeration.
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1t is now said Gen. Sehenck has con-
cluded to contest Lew Campbeil's claim
to a seat IN Congress. CampbelIs ma
jority was only so, and several hundred
crippled soldiers, who would have voted
the Republican ticket, were not permit
ted to vote by Democratic Trustees.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-30
Butter and Cheese Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov 2S.-Butter steady at
l4a3Ocf for western, Cheese steady at l0a
I6c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S.-Butter dull and
dropping at 2Sa34e. Cheese steady at IA
al5lc.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2S.-Butter-The
market contains a good supply. Prices,
however. are without change. We can
rUpoHEsalos-0f sh-~alat 2Ga2na 10y
choice 3la32c; packed 25a26c.
CHEEsE-Market steady with a good
jObbing demand. The leading houses
have a good stock on hand. We can re-
port sales at the following: Western
Reserve l4a14lc; Ohio factory -l5al54c
Ohio Goshen l5lal6c; New York Goshen
l6a17c; SweitZer 1SaI9c.
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1 PLACEMENT.

n Isaac Deforest, PlfG vs.. John Craw-
lord, Deft. Before Henry Hamilton Justice
or the Peace OF BrookheId, Trumbui Conn
ty, Ohio. On the 10th day OF Nov. A. D.,
1870, the said Justice OF this place, issued an
attachment in this action Tor the sum Of
eleven dollars n tBenty-nve cents, and
Dec. ats O'Clock, ?. m ISAAC DEFOREST,
BrOokheld, Nov. .. lsT0-3L
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House and Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
house and seven acres OF land situate in
Ieavittsburg. three miles west OF Warren.
Goo comfortable House, new Barn, good
orchard and other fine fruits growing. VIII
be sold on terms. Enquire at
the Chronicle ohice or OF the subscriber on
the premises. JAS. T.. TRACY.
Nov. N Is-O-ff
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LIFE In UTE.
MYSTERIES OF M0RKOHISh

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ESTATE Of Elizabeth Price, decd.
1.-The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified Administrator, with the viii an
nexed, on the ESTATE Of Elizabeth Price, late
OF Milton, decd. All persons having claims
against said estate, are requested % present
Nov. 10, IS7O-St r. W. RATLLFF.
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DANhhURIC1.
DIN the District Court OF the United States
Tor the Northern district Of Ohio.
In the matter OF Mark Ames. Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy. A warrant In Bankruptcy
has been issued by said court against the
estate Of Marx Ames, Of Newton Falls. in
the County o fTrumbuI, of the state OF Ohio,
in said District, adludgeda Bankrupt upon
The Petition OF Phineas Bartlett, eE al, his
creditors; n the payment OF any debts.
and the delivery Of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, to him or 20 his use, and
the transfer ofany property by him, are for
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OF said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts and
choose ne or more assignees Of his estate.
will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy to be
holden at Warren, in said District, on D.
I'D day Of Dec 1870, az 10 o'clock, a. m, at
the ONCE or L. @. Jones, ESQ one Of the
Register in Bankruptcy Of said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON.
Deputy I. S. Marshal, Messsnger.
il. HALL, Atty for Petitioners.
Nov. .. lS7-2L
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-20
A Trne Picture Of a Rattletsld.

Steadily the brave fellows assembled the
range of the hills, two ranks deep, under
furious ERE Of artillery, flashing death
terrors under the most fearful form, and
gaily they climbed the numerous fences
in their way. Men dropped, the gaps
were made in the ranks, but the lines were
Immediately closcd-all we're compact as
before. The wounded silently fell. All
bosh about the screams of the wounded
that we read of in books. On theyewebti
until blazing FIRE of musketry stormed
upon them from the rife pit hitherto in-
visible, and induced halt. Firnlythey
stood and returned the fire. Up wehtthe
swords Of the field officers, wildly cheer-t
ing them on. Again they advanced.
Again they halted. Line officers ran be-
hind the men-picking up cartridge box
es of the dead, and replenishing those of
the living.
Back and forth and they went, in the
rear of their companions asking men If
their ammunition held out, indicating lo-
calities where shots might be effective, and
encouraging them with hopeful words; i
"Steady, boys, steady; give 'em thun-
der Smith are you hnrt 20
"Yes sir, my arms broke"
eco to the rear, my boy"
Another boy fell. n';sg
"Where are you struck, Robert ~ bl0g
"In the thigh, sir; | can't move."
"Lie still and keep cool, they'll take
you away-soon." ''i
"Dennis, what's the matter with you :
Why the devil don't you fire ~ I-5
'The ball's banged to the top o. me
musket together, sir, and broke the bago-
net"
"Pitch it away here's another. Fire
faster, Jones. That's right, Robinson.
Give it to 'em! Splendid, boys, splendid!
Down with you, new battery opening"
$50 it goes on, encouragement and re-
proof by turns, in quantities varied, BY
the individual vitality Of the officer, in
terspersed with constant orders to lie down
and avoid the fire of the batteries. x i1a
"D-n this knapsack. l can't stand it!'
says one, and it is jerked of.
s'This coat is as hot as h--P' says an
other, and off it goes.
Terrible it is the work of death. The
enemy in the rifle pits have the advantage
of three to one. They put their heads
up, fire, and down they go to load.
"Oh, blast it, Captain, we amt got no
chance against them fcllers; we ought to
have reinforcements."
This cry extends along the lines. Colo
nels, in their visits to their regiments, hear
it from their line officers; soon it comes
to the knowledge of the generals, and af-
ter an hours fighting an order to fall back
is given, which is obeyed with steady
pace, and but little struggling towards the
city.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-20
Welded Woe---A Bride Of a Few
Weeks Attempts Suicide.

Not month ago young girl was mar
ried to Charles Norton under peculiar cir
cumstances. 1t was his only way Of es-
Gaping heightened incarceration in .
folen's cell. son his part" says the
Omaha Republican, che entered the new
estate with no feeling of affection for the
woman he was obliged to call wife. She,
poor thing, an unsophisticated Danish girl,
was all love for the man who had won her
virgin heart. She lavished on him the
endearments which he had first sought and
then spurned. A marriage under such
circumstances could not be other than un-
happy. He fretted in the yoke; she PIN
ed under his neglect.
"Not two weeks ago he attempted to
take his own life, but he was snatched
from the jaws of death by timely interior
ence. When his young wife learned that
she was the actual cause of his laying vi-
olent hands upon himself, she felt that
her cup of sorrow was full. When she
found that she was not only unloyed but
spurned by the man to whom she had
pledged her young hearts love, she could
bear no more. Thinking, perhaps there
was rest if not love, on the other side of
the cold, dark river, she resolved to
plunge into death, hoping by this rash act
to drown her misery. To accomplish this
she procured large dose Of, morphine,
and retired to bed. But she was discov-
cred by some persons in the house where
she was boarding. Medical aid was sum-
moned, and by the administration Of pow
erful antidotes she was restored to con-
ciousness. Thus two who we're as unhap-
PLY mated have each sought an eternal
divorce from each other, but failed.
Whether they will now apply to the courts
for divorce, or live together as loving
husbands and wives should, till death
doth them part, or no remains to be seen.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-20
MY WIFE.

Yes, my sweet little wife, this is love in o cot
tage
And scanty enough save in love, is our store;
But We'll heed not the eroakings of envy or do
tage
That Glove flies the lattice when Want opes
the door %
For look in your face and of Fate Pm defiant;
Brave, brave is the heart that for loved ones
mret care,
For the battle of life I've the nerve of giant,
And you 0, your bright eyes are honest and
fair
So little We'll care for such adage as that is;
I'll work while you watch till our struggles
are ore.
And if you, with your bright eyes look we'll to
the lattice,
l, love, with my strong arms will safe keep
the door.