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Decoration Day in Gusinrna.

Pursuant to previous arrangement the
very appropriate custom Of strewing
flowers upon the deceased soldiers
graves, thereby honoring the deeds Of
the fallen heroes, was observed in our
town, May 80.
The main difficulty to be encountered
was the incoming teams OF Shedenberg-
ers show, which was to be exhibited on
thai day but then there was patriotism
enough to overcome this difficulty. At
about ten o'clock, A. NJ, the Gustavus
Cornet Band took position a little south
OF the publicsquare and played a stirring
piece, which very soon called the people
together in numbers far exceeding our
most sanguine expectations.
Under the direction Of Capt. William
Wallace, Marshal OF the Day, they were
formed in procession as follows: l. Can
non; ?. President Of the Day and Chap
lain +; 8. G. c. S. B.; 4. Floral Committee:
.. Soldiers ; 6. Citizens. The procession
proceeded to the Gates Cemetery, in the
southeastern Of the township. a salute
was fired from the cannon when he
procession was within one-half mile Of
the cemetery. Arriving at the place,
flowers were strewn upon the soldiers
graves; solemn music by the band /;
speaking and prayer by the Chaplain,
made it an interesting time.
In the same order we proceeded to the
cemetery in the northeast part. Here,
added to the interest of flowers, music,
speaking and prayer, was the eloquence
Of the ear Of bereaved friends.
The company then repaired to the Gen.
ter Cemetery, where like services OBJ
tanned. It was then announced by the
President that r. S. Krahl, who was a
member Of the Twenty-ninth regiment,
and who was wounded at Culpepper
Court House, was very near his last
moments, occasioned, no doubt, by his
wound.
After the passage Of some resolutions,
n Of which requested the Secretary to
furnish a report Of the poeeedings for
publication in the w. R. CHRONICLE, we
adjourned.
Mr.. Krahld died Tuesday evening. His
funeral sermon was delivered by Rev
Il. D. King, to a large and interesting.
audience, on Thursday, at 10 A. N. The
audience then proceeded to the eeme-
terH where the body had been deposited
the night before, to decorate his grave
with flowers. N. You've, Sec.
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THE YEAR OF BArrLEs-A history OF the
great wal between France and Germany,
its origin, causes, history, biography OF its
leaders, condition and preparation Of the
two countries, battles and results, by L. B.
Brockett, N. D., Author Of History OF
the Civil War In America"-"Camp, Battle
Field and Hospital"-"WOman's work in
the Civil War" &c, &C.
The Nelg York Tribune Of 1se15h says.
SIN preparing the history of the Prus-
sian War from its commencement to its
close, the author Of this volume has not
limited himselftO a compilation ofevents
from different authorities, buthas aimed
at reproducing the abundant matter fur
nished by eve witnesses at the scene of
action in a compact and we'll digested
narrative. He has made a careful study
of the movements of the two great arm
les, and their positions in the principal
battles ofthe war, and has succeeded in
giving considerable vitality to his de-
scription Of the details. A good deal Of
valuable information isigiven in the pre-
liminary chapters, which are devoted TO
an explanation ofthe causes Of the war,
to the military, naval, and financial po-
sitions Of the two countries, and..tO biog-
raphical sketches OF the prominent
military men, and civilians, who have
figured in the process Of the contest.
No single volume has been issued since
the breaking out of hostilities which
presents a more complete and intelligi-
bic survey Of the whole course of the
war, its historical ~antecedents, its mani
fold political relations, and the distin-
guished persOnages who occupied the
foreground of the grand national picture.
The interest OF the work and its prscti-
- --aHnsE- - H-a--a-Al - A. -.
appropriate illustrations which serve
not merely for establishment, but for
information"
The Publishers say Where plans Of
battles have been found necessary to a
proper understanding of the text, they
have been given. That the whole field
Of operations may be taken in at a
glance, we have put into the book an
accurate and fnely-eXecuted map OF
Western Europe. The needle CUR,
which has formed an important feature
Of the war, is shown by a diagram OF
twenty parts. The great battles Of the
war are illustrated by ~engravings de-
signed by the artist who witnessed the
terrible scenes of blood and carnage.
Besides all these, the book contains
portraits of the leading men and women
of both countries, all engraved by the
best engraver In New York. It con-
tains ffty-one fine illustrations. The
work has been written in the authors
finest style, and will be found equal to
any Of the popular books heretofore
given to the world by him.
TERMs.-The works contain over 400
pages octave, on good paper. The book
is published in English and German at
the same price, which are-Octavo,
cloth, $500, Octave, leather, $50.
c. o. Rowe, Agent for Trumbull
County
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YOUNG Pmor.-The June number Of
this handsome monthly is at hand, con-
taining its usual attractive full page
illustration, and freighted with pleasing
and instructive matter for "young people
in their teens" Among the most note
worthy articles are VIM. Everett's con-
tinuation Of "My Uncle's Watch - Geo.
A. Esrnest's "Romeo and Juliet; /" "a
Surprise Party" a pleasing narrative on
Cats by l. B. Urbino; How Those Boys
Spent May Day. and many others.
Send so cents before the 1st of July, and
receive even numbers up to January,
1872. Send stamp for specimen copy.
Address Franklin n. Tinker, Publisher,
6 and 7 Farwell Hall, Chicago, Ill.
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represented as men Of mediocre cali
bre, placed on the ticket more to con-
eiliate local preferences and to keep
up the equilibrium in the distribution
Of the candidates over the State, than
for any especial personal merit. The
Convention closed about one o'clock
in the morning, amid a storm extraOr-
binary swearing on the part Of the
old liners, who departed" not in
peace; for had they not, in adopting
their platform, as n of their num-
Der well said, "given the lie to all
they had said and done since 1851 ?i
Verify.
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From RnrR Hill.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-The new Bap-
fist Church is a fine substantial building,
with steeple, and not far from the bury
ing ground. The Methodists, who now
worship in Hewifs Hall, are talking
about building a church north Of the
railroad. The Disciples have lately or
ganized a church here, and hold their
meetings in Hewit's Hall.
We are trying to be temperate. 1t was
said that strong drink was kept at the
Hotel; but when I inquired Of Nj.
Langley about it he said: I'VE haven not
got any, and don't intend to getany, and
if we did our women would not let u.s."
Does not this show about how women
would vote?
Mr.. Hiram Hutchins, who has served
US so long and faithfully as Post Master,
is in rather poor health, and Miss Annie
E. Hull has been appointed Post Mis-
tress. Her Office looks well, is in the
right locality, and is kept in the new va
riety store Of her father Mr.. John Hull.
We hope that Miss Hull will prove what
women can do when they are encourag-
ed and try.
The new Cheese Factory gets the milk
Of about i've hundred COWS. The Sta
ton is doing well ; but especially in the
large amount of lumber shipped. The
Planning Mill, to which is added grind
ing feed, is doing an encouraging bust
ness. Mrs. E. A. Sawyer has bought the
house and lot Of Mr.. II. P. Chamberlain,
for one thousand and fifty dollars. Mr..
D. T. Herriot, Of Ohlton, has bought the
Nelson Case farm Of one hundred and
thirty acres, for ffty-fve dollars per
acre. Mr.. Wells Fitch has built q new
house and moved into it. Mr.. Daniel
Coe, with his usual energy, is repairing
our roads. Miss Emma Graham is
teaching u summer school OF over
fifty scholars. The house has been re-
paired, and is not to be used any more
for religious meetings. The weather is
now warm and dry, but a general time
Of health. We have had several frosts /;
but the fruit is not killed.
Mr.. John Thompson died a short time
ago, at his residence west Of the centre
Of Vernon, Of dropsy, having been in
poor health for a number Of years. Mr..
Thompson was an old citizen, a good
man, much beloved by everybody, was
long a deacon in the Congregational
church, and will be much missed in this
community. d. KING.
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Orwell Normal Institute.

Mr.. EDIroR.-Permit me to say thrO'
the CHRONICLE, as our schoOl-year draws
to a close, that the citizens of Orwell
have very generously made arrange
ment for the continuance Of the Insti-
tute, under its present management, for
the five years next ensuing. During
the coming vacation the Institute build
ing will be thoroughly and tastefully
reftted ; a large addition will be made
to the apparatus; provisions will be
made so that all who wish can board in
a union at actual cost and such other
arrangements completed as will give to
all who favor us with their patronage
advantages of a first class seminary.
The following will be the order of the
exercises for the close Of the year: Sun
day, June is, Annual Sermon, by Rev.
T. W. Ely; Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy, A. NJ, following, Examination Of
Glasses; Wednesday evening, Literary
Entertainment by the younger members
Of the School, and a Festival; Thursday,
June p, Commencement Exercises, and
the Annual Address, by Rev. n. P.
Bailey, Of Warren. The exercises Of
this day will be on the fair grounds,
commencing at ten O'Clock, A. n.
Music will be furnished by the Gus
tayus Band.
On Thursday evening a Concert, under
the direction of Prof. Maltby, will be
given in the NJ. E. church. To these
exercises all are invited.
4, Q. JOHNSON.
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The Wool Market.
From Walter Brown & Sons Monthly Wool
Circular.l

ClrcularI
NEW YORK, June LIST, 1871.
The month of May closed on a Wool
Market comparatively quiet owing to
the extreme scarcity Of stock, and a de-
sire on the part of all parties concerned
to check any further speculative advance
before the clip is marketed.
The stock, now in market, ofold wool,
both fleece and pulled, is but a trifing
amount, and comprises no large parcels
Of any grades.
The prospect Of high figures being
paid in the West for the new clip induced
many importers and manufacturers to
send orders to the receH sales in Eng
land, and we learn Of considerable pur-
chases being made for American ac-
counts. Orders have also gone to the
Cape Of Good Hope and Australia, which
will probably result in quite large i'm
portations during the next few months.
These orders however, combined with
an increased demand from European
manufacturers, have created an advance
In foreign markets which reduces the
margin between these and domestic
woods, and at present costs they do not
show any material relief to consumers.
It is quite clearly established, at the
present writing, that the new season will
upon throughout the West with much
excitement. Eastern dealers and manu-
facturers, being out of wool, will both
be in competition with the country deal
ers to secure the first woods shorn, and
the natural result is likely to be rapidly
advancing prices, for the next few weeks,
in the growing districts, injudiciOus
purchases, which almost always result
from excitement and competition, and,
in all probability, an ultimate loss to the
Spectator.
We dOnotpretend to predict the future,
but we are Of the opinion that during
the next 90 days there will be no mate
rial change in values, and that cOnsign-
ers will consult their own interests in
forwarding woods without delay, to be
promptly sold, with quick returns.
The prices Of old clip Domestic wool
are quoted in the N. Y. market by
Messrs. Brown & Sons, as follows for
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia -
Choice selected Saxony fleece 62a7O.-
Saxony fleece 55aB0. Thres-quarter and
full blOodad Merino 52a55. Half-bloOd
Sass. Quarter blood 50a53. Common
| Z7s5O. These quotations are regulated
by the great scarcity Of wool in the Eas-
tern markets, and are therefore no critic
risn for operations in the new clip,
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ALDERNY BULL,
Notice to Contraotors.

PROPOSALS viii be received 81
the Office Of the Secretary, in Ashtabula,
Unio, unit Monday, une 18Th, for the ga
ding and masonHry Of the Ashtabula.
Youngstown & Pittsburgh Rail Road, from
the Harbor OF Ashtabula TO Youngstown.
b proposals 10 be hrst. from Ashtabula
to bloomfield. Second, rom Bloomfield to
YOUNGSTOWN, via Warren and Niles. Third,
Camps survey.
Maps and probes win be ready for inspee-
ton at the once OF the Company after thu
10th day Of June
any or reject all bids.
BY order Of he Board
+. SILLINAN, Sec.
Ashtabnla, Nay 81. isI-G
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DEATHS.

Notice Of deGth ree-ObHudTY IRE cents per line
In Vernon, May Il, ISL, OF dropsy Of the
heart, JOHNB THOMPSON, aged64 years,
IL months and Is days.
Aknd neighbor, a devoted christian, pa
tient in suffering and trial. He has gone
home TO receive his reward.
In this city, Sunday evening June 9Th, Mrs.
A. n. SOULk, wife Of Josiah Soule, IT.,
and daughter Of Charles and Amanda
kellogg, OF Gustavus. aged A years.
"Stil let her mild rebuking stand
Between Us and he wrong,
And her dear memory serve 70 make
Our faith in goodness strong.
And grant that she who, trembling, here,
DisLrusted all her powers,
May welcome TO her holier home,
The vell-beloved Of ours"
In Fowler, May 9Oth, ELLEN, wife OF Mr., s.
N. Seely, in the 10th year OF her age.
In Fowler, June lst, JONATHAN SHELL
DON, in the 74th year ofhis age.
In MartonSville, Belmont Co, Ohio, May
Sth, OF typhoid fever, LOUISE LEE,
daughter OF Emanuel and Angeline War
wood, in the 10Th year OF her age.
A spirit pure has gone to God who gave #.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Notices inserted Gratis.

1890 @AN@ oANNSH
By the Rev. E. H. Higbee, at his residence In
Mecca. June Ist, Nj. FREDERICK Nc
GILL, Of Johnston, TO Miss AUGUSTA q.
BARTHOLOMEW, Of Burg bill.
June LIST, by Rev. 7, B. TAFT, at the residence
and Miss MALVINA HART. all OF Gusta-
vus, Ohio.
In Newton Falls, Nay slst. at the residence
Of N. Spencer, by the Rev. II. L Badger,
JOSEPH W. JEWHURST, Of the firm OF
Olmsted &Jewhurst, to DELIAF CLARK,
both Of T1tusvflle, q.
On Wednesday evening, May Slst at the
residence Of the brides father, II. 8. Rob-
bins, Esq, Of Newton Fails, by the Rev. s.
ID. Taylor, Miss, ELLA N. ROBBINS, to
b. +. Holm, OfNorth Lima, Ohio.
accompanying the above came the CON-
pliment OF q bountiful share Of the wedding
cake, looking so nice and inviting that sew
eral OF the printers were observed TO smile
audably at the prospect. They attacked the
delicious loaf with their usual ability on
such occasions. doing the sob" with "neat-
ness and dispatch" The happy couple have
the best wishes OF all hands that their years
Of happiness may be mRny.l
May 2lst, at the Hill House, Newton Falls,
by the Rev. s. D. TAYLOR. Mr.. GEORGE II.
Y0ATS, Of Deernelds to Miss HELM
CURTIS, OF Milton.
June LIST, at the house Of the brides father,
by the Rev. S. D.. Taylor, Mr.. VIM. w.
DULL, to Miss NARY E BOOTH, both OF
Newton.
June Sd, at the Greer House, Newton Falls,
by the same, Mr.. FRANK VANDERSLIVE
to Miss JANE FUSSELMAN, both Of War
rem.
On the lst inst, at Wheeling, West Virgin
r., by Rev. II. c. WestwoOd, D. D., GEO.
HUBBARD, ESQ, and Miss EMMA, eldest
daughter OF the late John Hughes, Esq,
all OF that city.
Like sensible folk the happy couple make
Warren q point on their wedding tour, and
are spending a few days with their uncle,
Gen. McLain, in this city, as happy as may
be. Thermometer at s5 In the a
In Weathersdeld, at the residence OF ]. g.
Wilson, the brides father, on Thursday,
May 18th, by Rev. b. +. sharp, assisted by
Rev. Daniel Williams, Mr.. l.. A. BARD,
n. D, Of Mineral Ridge, 70 AMANDA L.
WILSON.
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OR THE HYGIENE OF

GLEEP, OR THE HYGIENE OF
OTHE NIGHT. By W. W. Hall, NJ. D.
the closing Of the chamber doOr at
night and its opening in the morning, q
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she manner OF its employment the physical,
mental. and moral character OF man largely
dependA This book deals with the impor-
tant questions o fair, pure and impure, ven
tilation, sleeping habits, nursing. etc.
Upon aprOper attention TO these subjects
depends much Of the regular action OF the
mind md body.
The book Is Intended to urge the practical
and individual application OF the important
wives, and children. Every intelligent read
er has a personal interest in acQuainting
himself with the Hygiene OF the Night
Price l.O, at ADAMS Book Store.
June Z, ISL.
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Republican County Convention.

The Union Republican voters OF Trumbul
Countv. are hereby requested 70 meet az inc
S,S-si nlsces OF holding elections In thoir
SsSDs.five townships, on Saturday, June
i0t6- stTK o'clock, D m, for the purpose OF
SsIeetnF Delegates 10 attend a County Con-
ventiOn to be holden IN Warren on ~
ConventiOn seven Delegates are 70 De cno-
~ - represent Trumbuu County IN the
RenubIican state Convention 10 De neld IN
CoinmbuS- on wednesday, June q, lslL-
TSs basis ofreuresentatfon in said County
Co1vsnffon. will be one delegate for every
INV votes cast for Gen. sherwood, for Secre-
farv OF state in $50, eddluona dele-
gafe Tor any fraction OF twenty-five votes
snG nnwards in each precinct
The following table shows the num6er OF
delsSafes to which each Township viii be
o,efffo1 viz.
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Rowland, June 7. Is7I-It-
. ITTIE MEN

IL MEM
llLife Of Plumheld, with JOS Boys. BY
Louisa N. Alcott author OF Little Women
IAN O~ld-FashiOned Girl" With ulustra-
tons. One volume, uniform with her pre-
viOus books. Price $50. Professor BhaeTn
having opened aprivate school at Piumheld,
Aunt so" who, when q girl was half q boy
herself, Is now In her element Witha bakers
dozen Of boys around her.
This book introduces most OF the chnrac-
ters in Little Women" as actors in diher-
ent vacations OF life; viii be thought by the
boys TO be bully, by the girls to be perfectly
Jolly, and all their pas and mas win laugh
and cry over II in sympathy.
Just published IND received at
JuneE. ADAMS Book Store.
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Vienna. May 81, ls7i-5Wi IhoAfsON
settIenents Ordered 70 Be Adrertlsed.

III Is ordered that the following ae-
1eounts Of Guardians, Executors and Adj
illustrators which have been Med IN the
veTttsed for four consecutive weeks accord-
ing 70 law, and that they continue on ale
Lor inspection and exceptions until the %
1Ay % June A. ID. ls7l, when they will be
lions appear thereto.
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It is also expected that a County Central
Committee for the ensuing year, viii be Sc
lected by the County Convention.
By order Of the Co. Cen. Committee.
o. MORGAN. Chairman.
T. J. MCLAIN, Secretary.
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
hUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post Once. Tuesday, June 8. 1871.
Allen Mrs Mary Kibling Mary
Beam John Sehman Lewis
Gresham John Moore Mrs A z
Cooper Mrs Rinnger Henry
Cole LIS Reed Rachel
Custer Miss Nellie r Ross ] r
Fish Mrs Simpkins Jennie
Gllls John stevens Horace
Hines Kilt Struble Jasper
Hatch BIZ Stall Mrs Margaret
hail Ivy Welchman VIM. Ag't
HOlcomb Miss Laura ACLRCo
HOehn George r Warren Mrs d c
n4-Have your letters directed in care Of
your bOx
Persons wishing to obtain the above, Will
please to call for advertised letters.
mo called for IN 80 days viii be sent TO
dead letter ONCE.
once hours, 1891 N, TO 80 F. N.
E. R. WISE, P. NJ
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WOOdVorth for LIeutsnant Goyernor

the town ofNewberry, where the asss-
slnation of his wife and family was at
tempted.
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TOTICE-Dr. d. II. Relden desires

NOTICED. @. L. Belden desires
and vicinity, that be has purchased the
residence Of Dr. n. ]. Rice, q few rods west
OF Bracevflle station. and While he does not
make vain professions Of remedies 70 cure
al Ills OF the human family, vet, he has con-
Edencs In saying that medical jurisprudence
has done much to alleviate pain and cure
mani Ills, and believes hat he VIII be able
q give satisfaction to those desiring medi-
cal or surgical aid. as he pledges q faithful
and an honest discharge Of his duties
May IL, E71-4te
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CIRCULARS Bill Heads, State
OmentA &C, DT everybody printed atthA
CdhONICM QFFICE
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.RIDGE NOTICE.


DNotce Is hereby given that the Com
mlssioners OF Trumbuu County VIII be at
the site of bridge across Grand River. In
Pennington township, near the residence OF
Ira Hyde, on Thursday. the I'd day OfJune,
ISL At l0elOck. p. n for thepurpose ORE
ceiYtng bids for furnishing material and
constructing W abutments Of heavy sand
tone bridge masonry.
Also, notice Is hereby given that the Com
missioners Of Trumbun Co., Will be at the
site Of bridge Across Red Run, on the Niles
o In Warren township, on Friday, the
sd day OF June, ISL, att O'Clock p m, for
the purpose OF receiving bids for furnishing
the material and constructing two abut-
ments Of heavy bridgemasOury.
Specifications given IN day OF letting
Commissioners reservtng the righttO accept
or reject any or all bids. Contractor 70 give
security for faithful performances Of contract
Work 70 be completed BY Sept I,lszl-
o. Is. WOLCOTT,
E.A. REED,
i. b PAYNE,
County Commissioners.
Warren o, Nay Il, lSf-st
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A D~MINISTRATOR'S SALE.
AThe personal property belonging TO the
estate OF John Lane, decd, Consisting OF
two year old Colt, 8 Cows, 10 two year old
Steers and Heifers, 2 Pigs, / two-horse car
riage, I acres OF Wheat, 81 acres OF Oats
and other property, Will be sold at public
vendue at the late residence OF decd. IN
Rowland, on Saturday, the2fth day Of June.
ISL. commencing at Q O'Clock. q. m.
Also, on the same day, at 3HO'clOek, .. m,
at public vendue, on the grounds OF the
Disciple Church, IN the city OF Warren, one
stable, belonging 10 said estate.
AMOS DRAKE,
Administrator.
Rowland, June 7, IS7I-It-