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FROM WISCONSIN.
DARLINGTON, WIS, Oct. 20, ~.

DARLINGTON, Wis, Oct. 20, III.
DEAR CHRoSICLE:-Whe | sat
down, 1 thought to write you in de-
tail of burned cities, villages, hamlets,
[ extensive settlements, woodlands and
I pineries. Two thousand charred hu-
man beings that were to young or old
TO compete with parents or children
in the race for life; all took to water
that could, but many were burned to
Heath, though up TO their necks in
t-Nrater. But the dense smoke that
envelOped all of this region has clear
ed away, and the weather is like
summer. In my last communication,
l think spoke of the joyOusness of
the West, but now the tables are
completely turned, and every heart
beat deep with sorrow hearts thought
to be Of stone, seemed to be in a fluid
state. and cooked food. Clothing
was donated freely by the car to all,
and already some places cry enough.
Countless stacks of wheat, and thou
sands of acres of corn are yet stand
ing in the fields Corn is . cents,
live hogs p cents, Deef . cents,
wheat no sale, potatoes 80 cents. !
am sorry that was not nearer to the
fires to see how cool l could keep,
and voice haunts me now, repeat
ing "Ashes to ashes and dust to
dust" I shall leave this horrible
scene for abler pens to minutely de-
scribe, and there will be incidents
that will touch the hearts of the
coaIsest brute. All natural ties SEEM
ed to be severed when parents for
sock their little ones, and children
their feeble and aged parents, to fall
IN the columns of flames that swept
over the northern part of this State.
You, think, can well imagine the
sickening scene thattoOk place. To-
day the sun shines cut pleasant, |
though a slight haze bounds the view |
at long distance, and all is so quiet |
that the slightest sound rings out to |
the full. The funeral pile has gone |
down, and q part of this State is de- |
serted field: but starving and freez- |
ing can't take place here this year. |
1t must be confessed by Jealous chris |
tians that no matter how rough the |
exterior, a warm sympathetic heart |
may beat within, and bread will be /
freely given instead of tracts to the |
starving two hundred thousand peo-
pie of the West. But as have said,
the cry for bread is almost over now,
and the supply will keep up until all
is right again. After all, it takes
Old Country people to shell out dona-
tiOns to the unfortunate; that is all
they want to know; they ask no
questions of country, race or faith.
Their church think win stand with
time. Lest I should wander, 1 will
close feeling that 1 have said nothing
Of the gloom that ehshrouds all of
the great West. As ever,
G.. c. HoLcoMB.
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opinions Of an English Republicans.

Opinions OF an English Republican.
Ina recent conversation with the
correspondent Of the New York
World, Charles Bradlaugh, the Radi-
cal leader used the following Ian
guage: fe.-z
Suppose the Queen is officially de.
clared incapable, by reason Of men
tai alienation, Of longer exercising
the duties of her Office. You know
the truth about the condition of the
Queen, presume, aud that this an
nOuncement may be made at any mo
ment. hope it may not come until
1875; but tff 10 comes ROW we shall act
with prOmptness -
But how?p
"She is the last monarch who shall
sit on England's throBes There must
be no regency. The republic mast
be proclaimed. Now, this revolution
need not be a violent one. Pa-lia-
ment is all-pOwerful; what one parlia-
ment has done another NAV undo.
The reigning family holds the throne.
not by what is called divine right
but by virture OF an act Of Parliament
We shall insist that this act shall be
repealed aud the republic set up.'' '
"hut should Parliament refuss?'i'l
'Fhen We must fight for il . de-
preeate sVeh an issue I deny the
right to inaugurate revolution Is
force. But the monarchy must end.
and the republic must be set up. ]
shall not strike the first blow, bat II
i: comes to blows shall be certain to
strike the last. If the crisis be defer
red for five veara the rpvolufiOn may
be bloodless one at its commence
ment; If 1t comes now IL viii be \
bloody one, aud of its outcome cam
not. be certain /; for, I repeal again, I
am not strong enongh, Ifear. 10 build
up and maintain a government. Bus
we must never allow the Prince OF
Wales 10 be either Regent or King.
The crisis may come in another way.
The country may be asked to pay his
debts, and this demand must Ee re-
sisted.r b t.s-r g ..-,--
''Is he in debt?n -.-..- 80
HE owes about a million. Some
years ago, when I was doing business
in the city, was engaged IN negOtia-
ting lOau for POFtagaIg was about
to Oetain the money aG fourteen per
cent, wheh the Lenders informed me
that they could lend ESQ, 900 10 the
Prince OF Wales at eighteen percent,
and preferred that Investment @
Mr.. Bradlaugh is, however, nOj sl,3
posed TO a Regency. but wishes IL lo-
Gated with the Chief Judges Of Law
and Equity. He thinks that at the
Queens death a republic might be
established,
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A man named Brown who spells
his name Broune, writes to the Por-
age Lake Gazette, asking what the
chances are for establishing one or
two dancing academies IN Houghton
county this winter. The editor re-
marks: "Broune, we have but one
word TO say to you and it is this: II
you really intend coming up here for
that purpose, expecting to make the
rifle, poison yourself before you start; I;
aud if you find the potent fails to DO
the work, drop quietly between the
cars and allow the wheels thereof to
run over and mash you to pieces, and,
in after life you will bless US for the
advice. Brounel Broune! admit
you're a lunatic.
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NIOTICE.

\ Austin Evans OF East Palestine, IN the
county of Colulnbiana,- and State Of Ohio,
is notified that Maria Evans did, on the 2gth
day OF September, A. D., lS7l. file her petit
tion in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Trumbull, and State Of Ohio, charging the
said Austin Evans with adultery with one
Many J. Tumble, aud also with three years
willfui absence from said plaintiff, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from said Aus
tan Evans, and that she be decreed the Gus
aIimony. Said petition will stand for hear.
ing at The first term OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of said county in session amer
the expiration of the sixth publication Of
this notice. MARIA EVANS, +
BY Il. c. Camp, WoodEorth & Writ, her
Attorneys (oct. Is, Is7l-6t.
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a DMINTsTRATOR,S SALE.

"A In pursuance OF an order granted by
IlIs PROBATE Court OF T-umbull Co, Ohio,
win offer for sale at public auction, on the
2Szh day of November, lS7l, at two o'clock.
D. m. al the south door of The Court House
In Warren, tha following described real
estate situate In ths eonnfY OF Trumbull.
and State Of Ohio. and In t.le township Of
Warren, and Is known by being part Of Lot
No. q IN said township, and is bounded and
described as folloWss Beginning at post
standing at a point where the south line OF
Lane Street ~ the city Of Warren intersects
the east line Of sax acres In said Lot q,
decided by John CrowelI 70 A. F. Newell;
thence 74o west seventy three and one-half
links from the northwest corner OF frame
dwelling house standing in the within des-
cribed lane, meaning the main building
thence north 7Go east along the south line OF
said Lane street one chain and fifty-six
links and 4 TO a stake; thence south 2s1zo
east four chains and eighty-six links TO
line which is & continuation Of the north
line OF School ST.: thence south 10 west along
said last mentioned line one chain and fifty
nve links TO post; thence north 2l5So west
4ehains and eighty.dTe links to the place
Of beginning, and contains g26-l0Q Of an
acrt OF land. The sale to be made subject
70 the life estate OF samuel Elwell.
Terms of Sale one halfin hand, balance
in one year, secured by mortgage AppraiS-
I'd AZ 5000, H. n MOSES. Admir-.
Of ClarisSa Elwell, deed.
Oct o. lS7l-4t --.-llr ~
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Iowa is not only a healthy Repub-
lican State, but il is also healthy
Temperance State, the latter fact be-
ing perhaps the natural consequence
of the first and rice versa. They have
a nearly prohibitory liquor law, SINH
lar to our own, and tits carried out TO
the letter i'm most parts of the state.
The United States District Attorney
fol the Des Moines Judicial District
states that in ten counties in which
he delivered speeches during the re-
cent ca Ipaign there, not liquor bar
was in operation. He reports that
public opinion is so strong in favo- of
prohibition that the people there
use every endeayor to prevent at
tempted measures toward its nOn-en-
fOTcement.
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Jim Fisk's ''womann sues him for
$50, 900 which she had putin his hands
for speculative purposes, and which
he, after the i'gum" business, refuses
to return to her. In proof OF her claim
she brings sundry letters written by
James into Court. Now, these letters
present a euriousjumble of love, mon
ey and politics, and under the latter
head comes much good reading con-
eening sWiudles in which the Tam
many Ring assisted James or Bic
versa, and wherein much money ac-
crued to the parties. So, at the nod
of the Ring the incOrruptible New
York judge grants an injunction, for
bidding the publicity of the said let
teIs, thus hiding more Yillainy. And
that is how the old thing works in
New York when thieves get into
power. No wonder the Boss says,
'Well, what are you going to do
about il ?" whein he has the police,
the law officers and thS Courts all
under his thumb and in his psy.
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House and Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
house and seven acres Of land situate in
Eeavittsburg, three miles west Of Warren.
Good comfortable House, new Barn. good
orchard and other dne fruits growing. VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. Enquire at
the Chronicle office or OF the subscriber on
she premises. JAS. 7. TRACY. .
Nog. 80, Is7O-tf
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Ben Butler delivered his lecture in
opposition to the Treaty of Washing
ton in Boston last "Wednesday even
ing, and is telling stroke of diplO-
macy had the captain and crew of the
recaptured schooner Horton arranged
on seats to the rear Of him. At a
preeoneerted cue in his speech, calling
on these men TO stand up and show
the people what manner Of men they
proposed to consign 10 British dun
geons, the seven salt sea heroes rose
upand somewhat sheepishly laced the
large assemblase before them. It was
a very effective pisce OF Clap, trap. but
Butler will haye to get up something
even more pathetic and startling be-
fere he can seduce Us into his mueh-
desired scheme OF war on England.
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ESTATE of Samuel Walker, decd.
EThe undersigned has been duly appoint,
ed and qualified as AdmInistratOr, on the
estate Of samuel Walker, deed, late OF
Trumhull Co., Ohio.
ISAAC LECHLEITNER
Champion. orf q, ls7i-St
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NOTICE.

M - = 49, a y.
IN George H. Porter. and William Grace
Wlll take notice that Henry Wagner, OF the
County OF Trpmbull. and State OF Onio, did
on the I4th day OF October, 1871, file his petit
tion in the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county OF Trumbull, in said
State, Of Ohio, against them, setting forth
that on the 18th day OF December, 1885, he
and said Porter entered into an agreement
by which the said Wagner sold TO said Porter
a lot OF land situate II Mecca township.
Trumbull county. and known as parts Of
Lots Nos. Is ind a. and wherein said Porter
agreed 70 pay therefor the sum Of thirteen
Thousand dollars, that there is now due TO
said Wagner on said contract the sum OF
eleven thousand dollars and interest from
the sd day Of August. a. D. 1871. and mat
said William Grace claims some interest in
said land. said petition prays that said de-
PENDANTS may be ordered 70 pay said money
so due, or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same. and Tor other and adeQ te
relief The said defendants are notified that
they are required 10 appear and answer said
petition on or before the 10th day OF Decem-
Der, 1871. HENRY WAGNER.
By Ratlif & Moses, Att'ys.
Oct. Is, IS7l-6t. I..r -.-
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II s. MARSHAL,S SALE.

II S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ U. S. Circuit Court, Northern District
OF Ohio.
Nancy Sloan, By virtue of an
VS. alias Vendi Expo
Williams Penderxest- mas issued out OF
the U. = Circuit Court, Northern District of
Ohio, in the above named case, to me direct
ed and delivered, l have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the south door
OF the Court House, in the city OF Warren,
Trumbun county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of NOT., 1871,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock,
p m. OF said day, the iolioWlng described
land and tenements, OF William S. Pender-
geSt, to-wit: The following described tract
OF land situate in Liberty township, Trum-
Is and No. G, in said township, beginning at
the south + corner of what Is known as the
McClary saw Mill Lot, Of ten (l0) acres, at
the south line Of said section Is; thence east
s chains 81 links along said section line No.
Is to a post at the n, 4. corner OF what was
formerly known as the Z. Stewart farm;
thence 5. 80 W. along the Z. line Of said
Stewart farm chains % links, TO the mid
die OF the road leading from Hubbard TO
Warren; thence along the middle OF said
road N. II W. 9 chains 81 links 10 stake
standing S. 241{o E, IS links from a small
beach sight tree on the west line OF the land
hereby conveyed; thence n. 241<o W. II
chains 2S links TO stake on the Z bank Of
the midi dam, at one Of the corners Of said
u acres saw Inllls L0e0ce =. D cudlnsOJllnEh
10 another corner Of said saw mill lot; thence
s. chains and 50 links. 10 the place OF be-
ginning, containing SS-lo0 acres of land
Also another tract OF land. to-wit: The fol-
lowing described tract OF land, situate in
Liberty township. Trumbun County, Ohio,
and is known by part Of Lot No. Is, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a post for
a corner, at s. w. corner Of lands of John
Wilson. and running n. ~ chains and 50
links with the ". line OF said wilson's land
to a posi-; thence S. So W. 81 chains to q post;
thence 5. % E. 20 chains and 50 links toa post;
thence Z. with south line of said lot No. Is,
% chains TO the place Of beginning, contain
ing 65 acres and sc rods OF land, excepting
and reserving out Of the above described
lands ten acres sold by James Donaldson TO
Alexander McClary. Fer more particular
description, see Jas. DennisOn's deed made
10 Thomas Donaldson, dated sune, 1852.
which. according 10 command Of the Court
of Common Pleas Court OF Trumhu Co,
Ohio. has been attached by the Sheriff Of
said Trumbull County, TO satisfy a. Judgment
Of the Circuit Court Of the United states. for
the Northern District Of Ohio. rendered at
the January term in the year 1870 in favor
OF Nancy Sloan, and against William s.
PenderEsst. Appraised at 81 ,4ea Terms
Cash. r. HASTINGS. U. s. Marshall.
By GEO. W. Dickinson, Deputy.
Z. s Marshals Office. .Clsv'. o., Oct. is, list
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Settlements Ordered to be Advertised.

Il I 10 OhDEhEU IHAI The
II following accounts of Executors, Admin
lstratOrs. and Guardians, which have been
fled in the Probate Court of Trumbull Co,
be advertised four consecutive weeks, ae-
cording to law, and that they remain on file
for inspection and exceptions, until Novem-
ined and ordered TO record ii no exceptions
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TDDIKGS &MORGAx, Dealers in Sta
uIe aud Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
1neS Rnd Floor Oil Cloths, EindoJFi Shades
I'D rTtunes. Tea, Coffee, &c. They keep con-
sfaudf on hand, Large and full assorp-
r1ersfc q 11ods n their line, OF good quality
and n "a f(71Ia bic styles, and oEer them for
-Sale a. tI5e lowest prices II the market.
- Jan. 5, Is7Gs
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OIRCULARS, Bill Heads, State
I Ipents, &C.. for eveEybody, printed stthe
OHHONICalE OFFIIE.
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AsDOEFHUs GBETER, Dealer in
HHuScal MechA I'd iEeQf 81 defcrl Ptl ons,
Guitars, Accordeons ( ,Claronetts. Flutes, Flies,
Druus PianO-spreads, Piano-stools. heel
HnusaD AuEic-bool,s, Violin Strings, 9EAkef
string. &C., &C. Store IN Webb's Block. over
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S sceH iP+EITFs AZ re EX / r.! P 'lrDr1- N '7S
DARLING e. GLIDER.

Anthracite, cssnsI & BitnminOus Coal
,st,d SLACK. once on vsst side Nain St.:
ii door north Of HahoniLE Depot. Also
4 - Agents for the celebrated
4. TALMDGR SEWER PIPE co.
1ERMs-c1gH or BELTTERE -
Warren. O.. July 2. lsSs.s
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~ c. MeNUTT, House, Sign, and
Ornanental Painter, Gralner. de-.
Kings New Block. Main St, Warren. Ohio.
q May 70, lGTI-tf q
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THE GREAT CANON

may be said to end at Tower Greek,
and rise at the foot of the Lower Falls,
giving il a length OF % or 80 miles.
1t is a great basaltic fissure, or rather
rent, in the earth, varying in depth
from one TO two thousand feet, along
down which the river seems delightet.
to fairly whirl; foam, and fly, now a
blue and then a snowy ribbon. The
work of erosion has left towers, pOinte
and pinnacles barely standing out
from almost vertical walls at and for
several miles below the falls. These
perpendicular walls are gaily painted
By the waters of the numberless warm
and hot springs which flow, deep, and
Ooze out from the assures Into a
variety of tints and tones, dazzling
white, intense red, purple, satfrOni
and yellow, and fairly bewilderiDg
the eye at first sight with their singu-
larity and grandeur.
/ now turn TO
THE WONDERFUL FALLsi
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T70TER PIRMERS or TRUMBULL

q County. %, B. Dealing, Agent for Ohio
farmers Insurance C0mpan y. residence one
door north Of Eationai Honse, warren, y
Hates OF Insurance lower, and security bet
ter than anv other responsible company in
tie state. Gail aud see him beioKs you in
sure -5-TH fnay 3, lS5I-iyT.
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THE WONDERFUL PALS,
though conscious of my inability to
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It's ROBBIES, Newton Falls,
IL Notary. Public. InoF 1. lS7l-lyrt
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HARTF0RD ACADEMIC Institute.
w. Cheney, A. g., Principal, with al
Sf1cient corps OF assistants Two courses OF
study, Normal and Classical. Winter Term
I1e0iias Dee. 5th. For circulars address
ia. BUSHNELL. Sec'y.,
Oct p, ls7I-lyF Hartford, Trumbull Coo.
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sEK EALEER, y. b LESLIE, r. L. EALKKR.
WALKER, LESLIE & co., Bank
w era, Church Hti1. OHIO. Dealers IN
Governmeut Securities FOlsiGn and DOmes-
tic Exchange. CollAettsns made, Interest
allowed ON Special Deposits. 0an, Ally.
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LMoN D. WEBB Notary Public,
n Fire and Life Insurance Agent; ana
Tension and Bounty Agent. Passage Ilck-
efs -EoId- % md nom, snd money remit
fe3 - tils id couIitrF At the lowest current
rates, Once in Webb'E Block, Main street
Warren. ONO. Eaa Ers Jam . NkIO.
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T n. DAWSON, Mayor of the Incor-
porated Village Of Warren, o., and alse
Justfce or the Peace in and for said Nillage,
ATTENDS TO al business usually transacted by
Justices OF the Peace. Mayors regular. court
Ian. & I67a.- -.-
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NIHEN AT WARREN, Call at NJ.
W. HARRIS, one door south Of the
Post ONCE for your Cigars and Tobacco
Re keeps the best five cent Cigars IA town.
July Is. '7I-ly. -------.
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.aE0. 3. KENNEDY, Fire and Life
TInsuranee Agent. Warren, Ohio. O.,
Oct. 4, lS7l-lyr. -rilr.
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1.-THE following letter taken from
the Ripon (Wisconsin) Free Press,
was written by Mrs. R. Beach, one of
the sufferers, and who was formerly
a teacher in the Warren Union School.
EDITOR CHRoNICIF.1
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MOUTH OF THE GREAT CANON,

three miles above the head of the
Lower, and camped st the beautiful
falls of Tower Greek. At the junction
of this stream with the Yellowstone
above and below, for mile or so, are
a number of sulphur and sulphuretted
hydrogen springs, while high up on
the dasallic walls of the canon OppO-
site the yellow staiR of dead or
"cold" sulphur spffngs is very mark
ed. The structure of the basaltic col.
umns just above the staining is very
perfeoIand beautifully regular. Rows
of pillars from twenty TO thirty feet
stand without flaw or crack in regu-
lar tiers, one above the other. o..
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v. n. EALL.lrI .se-.-.-F Z. T. J. GlAcKEX-
.HALE & MACKRT,i Manufacturers
III Of Harness and dealers IN Saadlery
Hardware, Trunks, Valises. Travelling Bags,
Whips, Horse Blankets, Saddles and tancy
ssddIerV. 10. & Marker street, War. Gu. o.
Ian liza
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Is about % miles northwest by north
from the Yellowstone river, and on
one Of the branches of the east fork of
the Gallatin river, the country beyond
this place would not admit of wagons,
so that we fitted up pack train of
horses and mules-the only efficient
mode of transportation that can be
employed in this wild and unexplored
country. Soon after We had passed
over the divide and ascended a grassy
hill slope, which fell away gently to
the river ahead, we came came in
view of one of the greatest chains of
the
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F.K .HUrCHIKs. oE GL1DDESs J. Y gTuI
HUFCHINS, GIdDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys Al Law, once over Smith q
Turner store, corner Of Main and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. Jan. 5, lSIO-tf-
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WTHlTTLESET ADAMS, Fire and
w I5is 1asorSnce Assnt, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured u
The best Companies, on hyoraDle Terms
Farm propsrty. Isdlated Dwellings, and their
nrpitnre Insured for one, three and hYe
years. ofHce in McooEnbs and Smiths Dlocks