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The new North-west., 1870-10-07
The War New.

F0ntslnbcau, October 4-Th: rr.n:s Tirrcurs have
driven back t. Caalea = strong forcs of Prussians,
both horse aud foot, who I'M sIienLy ths Place.
Sixty Of tho enemy were disabled.
London October 5.h-Ths At ~ t'.u General Burn
side has henn engaged In Al attempt to mediate
betwern F'Auco and VrussiA Is entirely d.crcdited
a Co'sacx force has been sent Westward from the
GSn AsSs AZ ens nsas sSs
Oe.ss dscs the concentration Of troop. in tho rear
os the Turkish frontier.
1t Is thought Victor Einanavl will guarantee the
Pontifcal debt.
Returns IRON outer districts Of the Pontical States
increase the majority for Victor Enamel The
continues that Theirs sivcd At Florence to consult
with the Italien Government.
A correspondent tc;egraphs from Berlin. the 5th !:
Official adviccs from headquarters report preparations
for . regular attack On the fOrtilcAtiOns, and for
ehellins Paris have been completed The siege guns
and mortars are really Tor Immediate operations.
correspondent before Metz teiegraphs on the 5sh
eortie was made from Metz against Joury. held BY
the sth corps, at noon on the I'd inst. The French
wounded were left in German hands, but the dead
were carried back to Metz. Fort Quintin supported
the attack. The French who were victorious In the
August battles growing impotsnt The last sortc
showed no strategic result though several brigades
were engaged on both sides.
special st Bologna sends word that foreign reg;.
meut formed for service to the French ut ChebOurg
10 to he called Volunteers Of FOntenoy and to be
compyised exclusively Of irish volunteers. The men
for the regiment daily lcayin: both ireland and
England.
Tours, October 4th-The vasillation Of the Govern
ment about tho elections n insxplicabc. n. Arag0.
upon being questioned, answered. 1--WE hasten then,
because usurpations don't last long in France"
The Government II daily harsseed BY depntations
from Lyons and Versailles, favorinS Federal Re-
public.
Madrid, Oc:ob 5th-The resignation OF Oloxaga.
Spanish Enb.sssdor to Paris, 10 likely to lead to
serious results. It identifies him with the Republican
party and adds great strength to tho movement in
favor 0f Francs.
Genoa, October 6th-Ths Newspaper Of this city
assert Garibaldi has csrtainIy left CAprora
Berlin, October sth-A provincial correspondent
aays troops from Strasburg aud from Freburg
have been detailed to occupy upper Asacs including
the cities OF Mnhaus and C0lmar, and the surround
ing country. aud capture Bcfor, Sahsadt and New
Bisch. THE effected, they will advance to the interior
Of Fan There slns Ut the creation Of fur
tier French armies.
Henry Dslbruck will soon visit thS Kings hesdquar-
tcrs taking plan fvr the reconstruction Of Germany
Thcrs' coplcts failure 1t st. Petersburg h certain
Russa having rcassaIed the powess u hcr peaceful
intentions.
The seat OF government Of Alsace has been restored
to Strasburg. The Kinys headquarters are At vef
ssilcs.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

y. In the jerome Park rsceA ~ mile hssts, Cofs'ean
was winner, making 1t S.D. Ths best time u mile
heats was La BY Kingdsher.
John Miner, former clerk in the Sub Treasury, has
been arrested for attempting to pass $4,000 forged
check.
Wilson. the murderer Of Warden Willard Of the
Connecticut States Prison, IL sentenced to bc hanged
Oct. H.
King williams headquarters II Vcrsailles.
The reports of dsssusions by the Parisians 10 pro-
nounccd false by Minister Washburne.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
Domestic.

~~OOOoSs
Boston 4th.-''AmSrican Girl" won the
great trot to-day between Lucy" ..Moun.
tain Bly," and ''H0tspur:" heats; best
time, s:s2a. sa
Washington 5th. The President has de-
cided to pardon al Fenian prisoners who
engaged In the late raid, and. by the 10Th
inst. they viii 81 b free General O'Neil
sln"us the rcst This u done ~ the Prssi-
dent because he thinks they have bsen suf-
dcicntly punished, and because they prom
iss n respect the laws Of the country In the
future.
Cincannasi 5th.-A nre q Andcnoa, Ind. ,
Yesterday, desiOyed the warehouse Of
Noland = Co.. valued = oG,oo1
81. kovis 3th.-k rspost gsacAed ~ 81
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
Alal,,a:l, l..

Washington. D. C., October !a-A special says the
condition Of ALBANIA has crcatct anc,sines- here
for sometime and the subject under consideration
in the Cabinet today the rs of which the Prc..
dent has -s,c order dircctn the state to he co.-
stitu,ed separate nI;tsry dstc. Of IN. South under
the command Of G.n. Crawford, aai additional COIN
pani.s oi ,roops have b..n Ord.red in I ,e State.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
I ale.

New Haven. Conn.,. October 5th-Presidcnt Wool.cy.
Of Yale College. has announced his resolution to reign
at the end Of the present college year, July. 1871 hy
which time H. will have completed IT,. term Of quar-
ter Of century in the Presidency. The names most
frequently mentioned In connection Nith the Success
sion are Predecessors IOrtcr Dsv.- ut, Thatcher. and
Gilman and Yale. Rev. DR.. Tlu.", .oI, OF New York,
aud President White Of Cornell l. ivur.itv.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

Canoes arc again coming in fashion.
Peru is taking largely to coolies.
St. Louis has lis miles of sewers.
A patent has been taken out in Paris for
making steel type.
1t would be safer for the patcn tee if that
read ''taken out Of Paris"
The population of Oregon is about 81, 900.
Miss Kcllogg's admirers are stocking her
farm with Southdowns.
All graz:ers will admire Miss Kcllogg's
stockings.
The population of Kansas is now 350, $40
against 107, ,204 in 1850!
John Campbell, who was injured by =
cave in the Empire Mine, Virginia, Nevada,
died.
The Northern Pacific Railroad survey is
nearly completed from Puget Sound to Van-
couvcr. The route traverscd is said to be
! e..s;~-sy yr-~..s.-.s..-~-.--.-~-~-
Doned Turkey will be down now if it is
true Russia has boned Turkey for Mcdi-
terranean outlet.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
certainly has new reporter for the Associ.
ated Press ut New York. He has happy
faculty Of sending Us much grain and less
chaff than his predecessor.
THE French Government is preparin. to
remove to Lille.
FRENCH journals are satisfied General
Won Moltke is dead.
Ex Governor Casey, OF Maine, died at
Augusta, Wednesday.
A BERLIN dispatch says the Ncapolconic
Manifesto is canard.
500 clersymcn are present at tho Board of
Foreign Missions in New York.
THE Masonic Grand Lodge of Illinois is
in session. 600 Lodges are represented.
FRENCH sdvices report repulses of the
Prussians near Orleans and Fontainebleau.
SECRETARY BSLKNAP is reducing the
the army under the provisions of the late
law.
FREIGnTs overland from New York to
California were reduced 10 to so per cent
on the 5th.
The Prussian limo of communication is
interrupted BY the destruction of the rail-
road near Sauvernc.
Gen. Joe Hooker. who is still suffering
from partial paralysis, is trying the virtues
of the magnetic well at I. Louis, Michigan
Gen. Van Festis is appointed Governor of
Stras6ourg. The garrison was 10, 900 strong.
The besicging army is going to Paris aud
Lyons.
The San Juan Echo is the title of neat
little new Journal just started in San Juan,
Monterey county, Cal It appears to start
off with fair advertising support.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

Louis la,s nigh, that the coal mine OF San
dcrson 1 Co, Caseyville, ILL.,, eight miles
from hese had caved and buried S5 men.
No particulars yet received.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

Mrs. Curral. who lives about nine miles
from Santa Bar''ary, Cal, t,ok down her
hast'snd's gun the other day u shout u
hawk; failing IN get shot 1t the feather
ed bipsd. In sitting the gun down It clip
ped aud fell. discharxing IL contents int"
the body.Of her infant child which was
playing ON the dur. killing Il instantly.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

II docsn't take much 70 make IN Indians.
polls boy happy. One Ut his fsv0ritc
amuseu'snis Il u touch match % tho rsar
Of losd 1t hay, sad then indulge in ILL.,
timed lcvity u witness with what alaSriiy
the rural driver gets OF the load and e.
tinguislsSs the damea
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

The Frsach gunbssss which ooavoyedths
Wills d Paris - -, have csturned - New
York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13

GALE OF the Dunlap homestead and
OStOre Building, by Special Master Com
missioner. By virtue Of an order Of sale
issued from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Trumbull County. Ohio, and to me. as Spe-
cial Master Commissioner, directed, / will
offer at public sale at the south door Of the
Court House, in Warren, Ohio, on Saturday,
April Is l>7O, at one O'Clock. =. M, the fol-
owing pieces OF and tO-wit:
LIST Piece-Situate in Warren township,
Trumbul County, Ohio.a and known and des-
cribed as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner Ofa lot of land owned by the
heirs Of William HeatOn, at a post on the
east side OF the state Road. thence north 10
and 30 ltnks 10 a post on the west line of
land formerly owned by John b. Harmon F.;
theme north 80 west along said HarmOn'S
west line / chain ~ links to n post; thence
south AZ west on the south side of lands
formerly owned by Simon Perkins, 9 chains
east side OF the State road: thence south 40
east along the east side of said road I chain
81 links tOthe place of beginning.
ID Piece-Situate in said Tp., and known
as being part fthe RawdOn cOTne property,
bounded and described as follows: on the
north by Market St., on the east by part Of
said tract. owned by Albert Wheeler, and
extending south on a line parallel to MAR
St., one hundred feet; thence west on a line
parallel to Markets :, 49, feet, thence north
on a line parallel to Main ST, being Z3Jl feet
frOntingon Markets ST. and over one hundred
feet deep, be the same more or less. but sub
ject to the legal highways.
The first Of the bow described pieces is
the well known homestead Of ]. B. Dunlap,
on MahOning Avenue, and the second the
store Of said Dunlap, on Market st Warren,
Ohio. Appraised as follows: First piece,
S2l,5O0. Second piece $4,000. Terms Cash
R. W. RATLIFF.
Special Master Commissioner.
March lG. IS7O-5t-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
ADJOURNMENT.
Death of Bishop Kingsley.

The gloom cast over the Methods
Episcopal Church throughout the world
by the death of DIR. McClintock and
Bishop Thomas has scarcely dispersed
as we receive the sad intelligence of the
death, from heart disease, of Rev. Cal
win Kingsley, D. D., a Bishop of the NJ.
E. Church, which occurred at Beirut,
Syria. Thus is this denomination called
10 mourn the loss of another of its bril-
liant scholars and ablest preachers.
Calvin Kingsley was born in Ames-
vile, Oneida county, y. y, September
Sth, ~lsl2-being in his fifty-eight year at
the time of his death. He graduated
from Allegheny College, Meadyille, in
lS4l, with high honors, at the age of
twenty-nine. In 1855 the degree of Doc
tor of Divinity was conferred upon him
by the Genesee College. In 1856 he was
elected TO the position of editor of the
western Christian Advocate" pub
hshed at Cincinnati, which position he
filed till 1S64-eight years in sll-at
which time he was duly elected and or
dained a Bishop, the highest Office in the
gift of the church.
The deceased leaves a widow, one son
and four daughters. Two of the daugh-
are with their mother in Pittsburgh.
The other is the wife of F. A. Aster, of
Cleveland. The son is connected with
the branch of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ in Cincinnati.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
The Erie RAILWAY.

Probably no railroad in the country
has been so persistently misrepresented
as the Erie. Charges of every kind have
been brought against its managers. The
condition of the road, its accommoda-
tons and facilities for travel, have been
s~tudiously mis-stated, and interested
parties have filled the public ear with
calumnies against it. Every accident or
delay-no matter how unavoidable-has
been magniied and distorted, and the
slightest irregularity has been laid hold
of 10 furnish an argument against the
road. For a time these reports had an
effect upon the people, and gained their
end, that of prejudicing the travelling
public against the road. But the tide has
turned, and it has at last been discovered
that the charges, so persistently made,
were unfounded, and calculated to mis-
lead travellers by inducing them to take
other and more circuitOus modes of jour
neying. The. fact is, that the public have
found, from their own experience, that
the Erie Railway, in the comfort and
conveniences which it affords TO passen-
gers, in safety and reliability, is second
to no route from the metropolis TO the
west. 1t has spacious and luxurious
coaches, furnished with the elegance of a
splendid parlor, and supplied with every
convenience that even the most epicure-
an traveller can desire. Its sleeping cars
are models of taste and beauty, and offer
to the weary traveller a sleeping apart
ment as neal the comfort of a bedroom as
railroad journeying will admit. 1t lands
the westward bound passenger either at
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland or Cincin-
natl without change Of cars.
The Company has been led by the in
fux of travel TO construct additional
sleeping coaches which surpass all hith-
erto designed in beauty and luxury.
1t has become the settled conviction of
the public mind that the great National
Route between the East and West is the
Broad Guage Erie Railway.-RocheSter
Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
LiterarH Notices.

One OF the best periodicals extant for
the little folks is TIE NURSERY. The
April number is on our table, full of
excellent little stories and beautiful il
Illustrations that can not fail to charm the
children. Only SI.50 a year. Address
J. L. Shorey, Publisher, Boston.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for March
contains "John,'' part fifth; Miss Aus
tin and Miss Milford" ''The Antagon-
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part fifth; 1.-THE Opening of the Suez
Canal" part third; Cornelius o'Dowd,
&c. Leonard Scott Publishing Co., 40
Fulton Street, East of Broadway, n. Y.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS, for April, comes
full of interest and beauty as ever. In
the contents we find, 1--WE Girls"
Battles are Fought" "Debby's We'd
ding" 1.-THE Goose Race" by F. T.
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Co. Publishers, l24, fremont Street,
Boston. Price 20c: 81 year.
THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL and
PAoKARD's MONTHLY consolidated See
the April number of our old favorite for
reading the most instructive and agreea-
bic to minds young and old. From its
rich contents we select the following:
Thomas H. Selby, Mayor of San Fran
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of the Artist; Philosophy of Faith [;
Henry Bergh, the philanthropist, with
portrait; The Art of Engraving; Ma
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The Modesty of Genius The Swordfsh,
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New York,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent,
April 8, lSTO-5t WARREN, o.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- The State OF Ohio, TrumbulI County, IS.
Isabella Stewart, ct. al. In Trumbun Com
VS.. HmOn Pleas.
Robert Biggers. ct. al. Girl Aetioa.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull Co.,
ohio. in the above named case. to Inc direct
ed aud delivered, j have levied on and shall
expose to public sale at the door Of the Court
House in the city of Warren, Trumbull Co,
Ohio. on saturday. the 3Oth day Of April. A. d.
1870. between the hours of one and three
O'Clock, p. m. OF said day. the following real
estate, situate in the County of Trumbull,
State of Ohio, tO-wit: Situate in EuO-
bard township. being part OflOt No. -, in the
original survey OF said township. Bounded
and described as follows: On the north and
west Oy Z. JacksOn'S land: on the east by
lands sold by William Hultz to Thomas Dq-
Wis, now owned and occupied by A. Dutch
man, and south by part of said lot COM
mencing at the north end OF said lot, and
running south far enough 20 contain two
acres of land.
Appraised ats Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherifTs Office, Warren. o., Mar. 50. iS7U-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
DEATHS.

Notice Of deah Jree-ObtudTy fire cents per line
In Braceville. March 9th at $50 D. IN,
JESSE BENEDICT, Of old age, aged s.
years.
At the residence OF c. E. Moser, in Sigorney.
Iowa, Of typhoid pneumonia. on sabbath,
March 18th, after an illness OF twn days,
JOHN HAWKINS, in the 7Uth year of his
age.
On the LIST inst, in Champion, OF old age.
GERHARr y. DETrERMAN, aged IS yrs.
) weeks and 1 day.
In Andover, Ashtabula Co, March 18th, of
pneumonia, Rev. LEMUEL B. BEACH,
aged 90 years.
In Pennington, on the 2Sth ult., OF Conges-
ton of the brain, Mr.. ZACHARIAH Nc
KAY, iii the list year OF his age.
On the morning of his death, Mr.. Mckay
complained OF not feeling well, returned to
his room n expired at a quarter past ten.
THUS has gone TO his rest in heaven an old
and worthy citizen who for forty years has
labored in the cause Of Christ. B ye also
ready"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
COUGH COUGH COUGH /!
SHUN WORTHLESS NOSTRUMS!
USE THAT WHICH Is GOOD,
TRY FIRST
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
As an ExpeetOrant if has M Fouo

As an EApeetOrant 1t has no Equal.
EoR the benefit of those who are afflicted
y with eonsumptive tendencies, we make
the following extract from a letter from Rev
Charles A. Roundy, the CITY Missionary, of
BosroS, Mass, February Il 1869
MEssIS. T. DAVIS & SOS-Gents: The
package OF Aliens Lung BaIsamn YOU sent
70 me 10 use among the afflicted DOOR in INV
city missionary work. has proved vsrv ac-
ceptable and useful. 1t has gone into ever
NJ families, and with remarkable effect in
every instance.
One woman has been restored from What
her physician pronounced consumption. M
ter several months sickness with con0b
great Painln the lungs and prostratiOn, so
that she Is able now to do homework and
assist in the support Of her famiIy, and with
care ana continued use OF the BLlsam she
expects entire restoration.
Another person, a young woman 10 whom
l gave one bottle. has received great beDedt-
SO that her ough, which Is OF months stand
ing, Is getting better, and she has purchased
a second bottle, and has every indication OF
n speedy cure.
Ayoung man who was raising blood and
quite weak and sick. has, by the use Of two
bottles, been much improved, and is able 10
do a little at his work.
A young man to whom I a
trial OF u, who has a a bad cough and
much pain in his lungs for months INST and
unable 70 get good rest and sleep. has com
menced takingit. and now using the fourth.
bottle with great benefit. He said 10 me on
a recent visit, he would not do without it
He Is hoping, land reasonably it seems TO
meJ TO be able to resume his work a0ain- =
Very respectfully and gracefully yours.
CHAS. A. R0UNDY,
City Missionary.
J. \. HARRIS & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
For Sale by HapgOod & Stratton, f. A.
Smith, E H. Allison & Co, Hoyt & Spear.
Warren. o.
Jan. d. IS7O-6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13

DUBLIC SALE by order of Court.
III on Saturday the 9Th day of April, 4. D.,
lo50, between d hours of one and four
o'clock, p. m, OF SAID day. / will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises, the
following described lands. Situate in Nien-
IA Township. Trumbull County, Ohio:
First parcel. being part OF Lot No. II, in
said township, bounded north by lands own
ed by Rebecca Rogers, at the time OF her de-
cease; east by lot line; south by lands OF
Abial Bartholomew, and Ira Mackey; west
by the center of the highway leading from
center of Vienna to Youngstown, q cUn-
tainS one hundred acres OF land.
Second parcel, situate in said Vienna Tp.,
and known as part Of Lot No. 7, bounded
north by lands OF Addison Gano; east by
lands OF Emma Scoville; south by lands of
Armstrong eva and west by the lot line,
and contains fifty acres, more or less.
Terms-One-third in hand, one third in
one year and one-third in two years with
interest notes to be secured by mortgage.
JOB J.. HOLIDAY, Executor
March g, lS70-5t OF Epenetus Rogers.
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JOHN b. ALDEN e Co., Publishers,
Chicago, III.
Iron Works Decreasing.

The Petersburgh Iron Works at Rich.
mond, Va, were burned down on April
the I'd inst. Total loss of 500, 600. The
Rolling Mill of Swift & Co. at Newport,
KY, vas also burned down a few DAYS
ago. Loss over $4,000. Two hundred
men thrown out of employment. The
Kline Iron Works at Households, y. Y,
was destroyed by fire a few weeks since.
Loss, $4,000. The Golden Gate Iron
Works, at San Francisco. was burned
down last month. Loss $50, 900.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13

is very lengthy, containing 1S9 long
sections. The Senate having passed
it but a few days since, the House did
not think it could give the provisions
of the bill proper examination and
consideration in the short time we
would probably remain in session.
PAY OF REAL ESTATE ASSESSORS.
The bill which passed the House in
.creasing the per diem of assessors of
real estate from s. to s., has been de-
feated in the Senate.
ADJOURNMENT.
The House voted on Friday to adj
journ on April is until the first Tues
day in January, 1871. The Senate
will probably agree to the House res
Olution. w. r.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
U. ". DIN
Sheriff-S Office, " arrei
SHERIFF'S SALE.


OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
t. J.. MeLain Son, In Trumbull Com
VS.. SnlOn Pleas
W~mrAndersnu. ct all Civil Action
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas OF TrumbulI
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, | u levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the door OF
the court House, in the city OF Warren,
TrumbuII County, Ohio, on Saturday, the 18th
day OF Nav. A. d. iS7O, between the hours Of
one and three o'clocK p. NJ. of said day, the
following real estate situate in the County
of TrumOull and state OF Ohio, to-wit: In
the township OF Warren, and being part OF
Lot No. Iwenty-seven ca OF original survey
of the township O. Warren. IN said county,
and is designated and marked on a plat and
survey made by Junius Dana, March 18th,
lSS, as plat No. thirty-four (SIl, d dcontains
S3-IUO OF an acre OF land, and being also the
same lot OF land decided by Samuel Quinby
and vile, to William Anderson, under date
of Nov. y, 1858. Appraised at - Terms
Cash. g. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren u, April 10, lS7O-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
BOUNTY, BOUNTY.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.

RY a decisiOn of the Supreme Court
Ooi q United States, recently rendered,
day of May, 1861, and the 2d day OF JuIv.
1861, for t1CO, or three years. and were honora-
ply discharged before the expiration of t1ro
years, VINO have not already received IL, are
now entitled to SlOO bounty. The under
signed is prepared to collect such bounty.
Bring in yOur Discharge Certificates. and
make the apple ton at the Pension and
Bounty Agency, in "Webb'S Block Main
Street, Warren Ohio.
ALMON d. WEBB,
U. s. Claim Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-13
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