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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-05
THE TURF.

FLEETWOOD PARK PURSES - CLOSING OF TIE
ENTRIES
The purses to be trotted for at the approach
ing meeting OF the Fleetwood Park Association closed
last night the Hoffman House The President Of the
Association, Peter Van Cortlandt superinendcd the
opening Of the entries. All the purses filled we and
there is every indication Of brilliant and successful
The full list Of entries is as follows
MAY MsErNePRsr DAY-TUtsDAY MAY H. lJ7l-NO. lPur'e
800 ho. hes uinle'i S.'' TO
6st 100 TO second. 800 TO tn
4 H9vssb 2. sarah Jlne.
: B i msa9. b. e. g Il i. Ssn Tweed
NM. yIsi c$l. ; : E B:ss'p syIs
6. D. nef. L'ueg.
A. A. m Sciss !. s. DON grHe 4e g ''
y + + fS oSs. b p e. ~ G se1s 9' Js,
Y. A. paI,efsons ChsTley Daniels
il G. p CsrpenteTsg n Heather Bloom.
& - ' s 9' SGs 9I T L 'o'd better than '
P.tlenons eh Drttlnag!.t
2 j. Bo"ens b. Shep1ed KnapP
4. NJ. Robins g. Piace
10 st ciod better than la'i s'o to frl so TO
! ! Il \ P r. E6, ? & l. H T. ;gl:. Perm,
q NJ Rodn's h. z Henri
s5s] I'5r q 1 e aGsf' ''''d better than 49,
g. a Ldefs ha's-aL
l. " Ii Hardsonss m susie
J. E Nsii'.. 6 E. nf I.r SS 81 %stedorn
7. NJ. Rod.n's b. E. Us. n. Coleman.
troted bitter 226 81 cOJ $50 second $40
10 third.
l. b Mscesb. Z. Conscience.
T. ). hOdines 5 ~. Belle StTicsliud
3. r. Dobls SIS m loo.
4. T. CarJencrss IA. Nonsuch
500 to Gr s6o to second 70 200 to tar "''
J. H. Hoses b. m. Sarah Jane.
T. q liens H.. Poll Golden.
3 b. X Boris b g Heather Chnee
3. Macs Hunk.
s. q. d. Ferguso i b. z. Bright Eyes
g. u. lifrs 2 LOTTERY
T. a. Paposon's Dr. z. New Hampshire Boz
g. ~ tHITs b. m Csndf Maid
g. w. H. Harnson's Susie
To- J. J. b0vels 2. sCaiosm.
No PGrse 100 for horse that trO,ted better than ia;
$3.50 0 lrs 2j0 to src1nd 30 t. thrL
l. j. Lpyers LAZY n late Mi ia mare).
q L. Chgmplusb lie 81. Baker
3 IT, liOwes bscl Belle Morrill,
& J. II. Nns0Hs s. & C!a'encc
g. G. Lu deus Comet.
T.. &. Whites m. Fanny Fern
h. bOble Dr. 10. la Bio DE.
g. J. Murphvs hr m L.df ssirS
PrEfn b.Y->AIuKD4Y MAY Pho s-Purss oO0 free for all
hores, 500 $40 tbn $40 fourth
l. b DiIielss American OIrL
2 &. Cham Inns h.. 2. GeoEg Palmer
3 W. H. DObe's b. IA Lee.
Dubis's BIN. Goldsmith Mad.
No hor that iroted better than 23l
O. q trst - U EecOHd, go % talrL
J. G NJ fergusDBs b. 8. K'uss thef
2 "A. HOwes Dr. m Lady Wells
3. H. Looms ch x. Climax.
4. b. Mace. b w.. ia Thompson
3. NJ. Co iu's b. Harry D.
q. W n. " UUdrad o.. D-wdrOp
Z. J Murphy's O. l. d. Sesrs.
@. J. }. Booze IS :. &. Royal John.
g. ~. Z Rogefs's IA. Belle IOrOLto.
10. g. S. CT en- $ m hnsa GUldut
II. }. Freem ms bl. Lalv Weller
u J. LOYeus b.. s. lOHg Bruno.
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BrFPALo LIVE STOCK MARKRr-M., d.

RecepisCatie the wtek a. against last week
heaVy lots lower Of sales TO o
butchers s head sold from s6 to ~ "a weight about 10
n. nomna sales Ehumrnts In hands Hog
AID nouna all Offer dsposd Of; pc-p sales as hes
averaging y 10 p3 $40 IS s5 shipments Hast BY rail- 10 cars '
tie Is csrss sheep, 10 cam Hogs
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FOuND DROWNED.

FoRr HAMILTON, n. Y, May 4.-The body of
woman WAS found on the beach to-day. The clothing
consisted Of black alpaca dress black Kid gloves gold
sleeve buttons black scarf CATERS tsma size
md nearly new. The body had been 9t least month
in the water Justice Beuneu held an Inquest ~ Bay
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sIICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN
May 4.-Dr. Curtis Chapman,

nrominept physician " Peekskin, was found dead in
the weed. one mile north Of that village this afternoon
He had been missing since Tuesday. He committed sui
eide by taking prussc acid. He left letter stang that
business troubles were the cause OF the act He wished
g. ha NO services held over his remains, aud requested
so hs buried In pine coffin, aud that his father and
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Special Notlres

SEE HEARTH AND HOME......TuIs WEEK
TWENTY EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS ...... ONLY EIGHT cEsTa
Splendid Number containing rmong others the folio az
ILLUSTRATIONS:
sRooK TRoUT-A Magnificent Picture
ROAD MAKING.
BASKET OF GROWING PLlSTs-Beeoui,. GAucophyn.
scandens
TRAINING PEACHTREES Is CORDoS-yery Useful
MAY FIRST IN NEW oUARrgRs-A Lte-he Pie:urs.
OYSTERS IN EARLY LIFE-Interestng Chapter.
STAR TsH-A Pretty Picture.
A GYMNASIUM AT HoMB-Highly Useful
PICTURES FOR LITTLE FoLKs-A Variety
CHILD PoR ADDITIONAL Humorous Picture.
Ete Ea. Ee Etc Ee
with Grea, Variety Of Useful Interesting Reading Matter for ALL
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY in CITY VILLAGE. aud coUSTRL
snch
Influence of Good Models
Southern CAlforna-Interestng Notes
Back Couury Eotes-yer Good
Gardening for women-By Wide, Wide wOriTBoa
Practical ard Useful
Our Hopper-Many Useful Items
Tyranny Of Trades Unions
Certifying Chec4s.
Disappearance Of Improved Land. 10 Sew EnsIani-
PasDbOkers Banks
Value Of Meteorological Observations
Some Facts about Intemperanee, etc, e;c
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. fall Of Practical Hss for HS~.
keepers including Poetry Of Dinner By Coolidge M k'
Bu1nbr, Dsry; uou to Bronze Plaster Of Pans lssres ie-"
Brighten Straw Mats sud OIL Cloths etc
ALICE CARrs NEW STORY
Books and Au.hOs-HOes 90.
Hmnorous-For the Weary Hour.
Rows, AND GIRLS pEPARrMEsT-Fa Of Good Things for he
LITTLE FoLKS-Iuse'inS Entertaining AL lS'i"'''"
M. ..csled b. any Youths Paper in III WoFs4 !,
xvws THE WEEK AND TO-DAY giving complete condensed 20
~ Of the principal shsi1ng Throughout The worn 'o''
xk brought up moment Of going to fresN THIS l. very
. b,, men and women who wish to be intelligent 90 az cur
80, ,.D without xsdns through o. printed rAi'sf' s''"
..00a.. good RsooRD OF TI1Es fol pre'er'iion-
49,, ruy AaoyE AND MORE be found "a this weeks HEARTH
AND HOME at cost Of ouy Eight Ceni~ A'A 90 ''' A :"
II or send to the Psblshen for it, Three D0is' I' ''
-, e., three months HKAErH HOAE md ArseTess
.ortuis.~.st together year for 50
ORANGE JUDD 4 Co.. Publishers,
25 Broadway, StsYort
.-Tsrf, per Cent DiscOunt.-Nhe freDes e IA Dinner
se iIl p PR CENT DsCoUSrwhe Preach elisa Tea S
Ds TsiaTr FER CENT DsooUSroOorsl and Gilt Preach Gina
p TIs sf PER cKxr DISCOUNT cOOoa Chamber SEA- Eng ISL
COCA, y Peg ssR CENT pscoUyTAn d Of Cut and Bsr''si
irH,.rY PER CENT DIsCoUsTsl'e plated Tea Se pieces
b3d,9ge PR CKsT DISCOUNT slerpaed Casters eS'
eEseTY PRR CEST DISCOUNT FORKS and sP'c's
lee pitchers BASKETS he, Nc &c ,,., p~.,., Ri.,.
i've nsT esR GfST p.ou want Of trs
49,. nn.r.n,sd a sreat saving by purchasing hon u.
"et"~ W. j. " BAILEY Co, eJl bros.ss', n (.
s---...,hi, District Repnblican Asse, lat.oa
psu 2s6 -thirdst. THIS frdsst
N ESING. at O'clock hHN@s - A -
b AyEEi, secretary. -.
-,~A,.u, New sIammofh Clothing House fcr Seass q
e. nade nd Prices sesi IN Ae ct4, iS" sts>s
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET-M.y 4

Cattle fsIV active Yesterday and slightly higher TO-DAY
active but prices msint.bed quote best sale toas
Firs; Qaaly 5idbte Medium 4d5e Inferior M .ng nre..
Receipts sss head Hogs oa.l "a
under large arrivals quoted 7lasi Net - Sb.ad
Sheep SUPP Common 70 rs p
Ad5le; F.rto BItr. 81 GCl- wOOed sbeep '"'~ T''
gl..a
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mother should not attend the funeral although. in his
ietef he expressed the greatest love for them and his
my sister lie wac ~ years OF and unmarried TIE
iuherM taxes place at Peekskill on Saturday next
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p1SSFyGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvHRpOOI-In steamship MaltA Ma, an ~ NJ Nd M
W W. Parker M and Mr. sP.hse Nj. snI AZ q B.liSIs
and Mrs Jno W French and chli, NJ "a vr.s,h -
Miss Hooppeei Mr. A. Ali, Mr. ~ pe hD
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Npw-ryGLANp BArrrsT CONVENTION.

WORCESTER, Mass, May 4.-The Convention
Of The BAL sii OF New Engand IN behalf III dohoil
tlona educG'iou, cosel two.da's session ncIe ,n'
afternoon A5olt 90 oI the IAosE p'1uiIueut baptist
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EL1KRIEU.

Wedding ard Visiting Cards Iuius st.rux Note PaosI
VIZ LyERDsLLs soss 10 fgLsoS ST. OPP OLD Dyrca
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STATE or THE WEATRER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 1l:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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A NEW BARITONE.

Another member of the Havana troupe has
been added to the company now performing at the
Academy Of Music. He is baritone named Bu0n-
piOrno and he viii make his first appearance III the
. Ballo in Maschera" this evening.
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DOMESTIC ports.



on and after lis dsie the esAAc o.. H. T. HEINBoID WI =
open 70 n ua-e Gy a1i night PrscTans accc ely eomp 20
~ A. the anga'gcs French. Rnga spanish ard German
NO ~ brosdway sJoHng Meoyoh Hotel Of sst,
Philadelphia
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tror o,Ley snip Ners sec Third faSe'l
.DRINEn

seh, Cerneetcrt SicpheHs, sew iih'ch
81 Il A. Una. iLt. hcw-ii cA a.. ,.,,..o,.n
80. ~ al. - A. saiih. S,c-e..ea, .'e@''is'sa
S.t NJ sfeFeo Hs.bafI, hes'dsF'h
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BRYANT KESNEDY-on y. April IS h. ue
ne ~ assisted by AGlr,B ficyeH.oI u D. % t
fsiher Mr. james BIZ ant 70 s hary Rurs bOb o.
-gork
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Winchester nypopho-phlte- viii cure oos,o.ruos.

Hazard & CasweIp. Coo Liver Oh j. tn, bs..
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.TOWCtrr COrreCItu Tor ItnprTa NIs I'M tItVdIIOHI
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 3. 1s7l-l:2O a. IN.
SLuunrsis f0r he pnst ilrclkh- I0Ar hours.

The barometer is rising slowly on the Pa
c coast with cloudy weather The lowest pressure Is
~ ia Uppcr Canada, with minor depression in the
Southern States The barometer remains high, but IS
slowly falling on Lake Superior ana in Maine.
Tie mort beast winds and heavy rains have continued
ON Lake Michigan and the east and sou -tds ~ the
Atlantic Clearing up weather Is now very generally
prevalent in the interior, but heavy rains sin continue
On the ent re Atlantic coast with brisk northeast winds
in the Eastern States.
PrO5dbiihcS.
If is probable that Friday northwest winds, with
cloudy aud clearing weather. viii prevail from l3ae Ere
tytrt and westward. Eastcrly Winds followed by
sout!-Wost winds and abatLg rains in the Made and
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be 1Hdoyscd ''A h'n
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR ALL NEWsMBN.
BY mall s. per year Terms cash in advance. Ad
dreS. The TRIBUNE. New-Iork.
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PORTAGE COUNTY.
rRrNnrIL corNTY.

1t is recommended that the primary
meetings for the purpose OF selecting
delegates) be held on Saturday evening,
July 18th ISL. athalGpsst seven O'Clock,
at the usual places Of holding elections.
o. MORGAN, Chm
Ex. Committee, Trumbun County.
J. r. COWARD, Chm
Eek. Committee Portage County.
A. ". JozEs, Chm
TX. Committee Mahoning County,
judicial Cmmihec.
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New York, July L, gold closed at
II2s.
President Grant goes TO California this
month
The White Cloud, Kan, Chief says
that gold has been discovered in the
bluffs Of that city.
Prof Andrews Of geological corps, is
now engaged in examining the rocks in
Athens county OF this state
Tit new government loan Of 5 per
cent. has not been Withdrawn from the
market, as war ~recently reported.
Senator Mortar, Of Indiana, opens the
Ohio campaign, on the Republican side,
with a speech at Dayton, August q.
Col. Geo. W. McCook, Democratic can
didate for Governor, is advertised to
speak in Warren. Tuesday, Sept 96.
Property valued at $4,000 was des-
troyed last Thursday night duFiBga bur
ricane at st. Joseph. Missouri. Several
persons were killed by lightning and
falling tlmbers.
On lastFriday, revenue officers assisted
bv U. S Marines, made a raid N the IL
lisit distiIleries il Brooklyn, n. Y. A
fight ensued and n Of the officers
Clinton Gilbert, MORALLY injured.
Thursday night between 9 and 10
o'clock. Henry Peutz Of Neadvine, was
run over by a locomotive at the Poplar
Street crossing, n that place. and had
both legs smashed he lived about two
hours.
Statistics show a regular decrease in
the supply OF cattle in the States east OF
the Mississippi. Cattle, Ike the human
race, move from east to west. A grow
ing deficiency in the home supply OF
beef, butter and cheese must result.
4 lady, whose name we viii not men
ton. caught her husband in the act of
kissing the hired girl. The doctor thinks
his face can be patched up so that he
viii be recognized by his friends, but he
will always be bald headed.
The Young Mems Christian AssseiR-
ton Of New York has fitted up a roem
where strangers who have baggage, but
no money, can check the former, and
then, disencumBered, ind employment
IL they can. The accommodation Stree.
The horse plague has interfered seri-
ously with car travel in New York city.
On the East Broadway, Third, Sixth and
Eighth Avenue roads the cars do not pre-
tend to run their regular trips, and Fifth
avenue stages are making theirs at con-
siderable intervals. The disease is still
increasing.
The Greenyille ddUanee says that i've
frog-catchers from Pittsburgh spent
some three days-or rather nights-along
the canal at that point, recently, and
took away with them 5000 worth OF.
frogs-that is, forty dozen at 500 per
dozen. They caught these frogs in ways
that are dark and by tricks that are vain,
stealing a march on the ~innOcents by
means Of a dark lantern, and thus bag
ging their game alive.
The following data, obtained from Of
Geial sources, exhibits the remarkable
increase OF business in money order d.
vision Of the Sixth Auditors Office since
the establishment ca the sth Of Novem-
bRr, 1854. At that time three clerks
Rere assigned 10 duty in this division
and At present there are forty-four clerks
employed in the settlement Of money
ssrder aeeoaRts, The number Of officers
Erst established Ias $50; now there are
about z,7ea. FOR the sse&l year ending
JEne %. 2sIQ 81. 900, 600 worth % orders
weEs sold for the present fiscal yeArtne
amount Elizeaeh S5Q90,OQ Q
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FRANCIS RAKER

MRS. FRANCIS BAKER,
I Manufactures aud dealer in Hair lew
eIry room In River Block, corner OF Main
and Market SITS. Wigs, switches, Curls,
Brafds, &C., made to order. Highest Price
paid for Hair. ZINE Kid Gloves cleaned and
made to look as good ~ new. Cleaning
. cents; ColorlnE 3 cepta. Also
ehiIiS GeakS, HumeS az Chats, Pants and
Vests cleaned and repaired.
Feb. Is, 1871.
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The 1871 California vintage is ahead Of
any previous year.
The number Of emigrants that have
arrived at New York, this year. is 1884,
AZ.
The Empress Eugenia is said to be ne
gotiating to sell her diamonds, valued at
two million dollars.
The eastern wool markets are reported
as continuing active, and prices have
an upward tendency.
Lieut.. Coy. ]. C. Lse and Gen. J. w.
Keefer are announced to speak in Akron
the oath OF next month.
Mrs. VaIlandigham is recovering hrnm
the serious mental shock carsed by the
death OF her husband.
Last Thursday the first narrow gusge
passenger engine ever built in America
was shipped from Philadelphia to Pixies
Peak.
A western brieklayer recently laid six
hundred and seventy-fiye bricks in
twenty-three minutes and fOrty-fVe
seconds.
The A. & G. w. R. r., with all its
equipments, &c, will be sold in Akron,
the 18th OF this month. Its appraised
value is $ $685. 5
Foster, the New York street car muir
derer who was to have been executed
on Friday last. has been reprieved by
the Governor Of the State until NOvem-
Der.
Three hundred English, Scotch, DAN
ish and Welsh Mormon immigrants ar
rived at Salt lake on Wednesday eve
ming last, and were escorted into town
by the Mormon bishops, Brigham
Young being absent. On Thursday
more than four hundred Mormons len
New York for the same destination.
No AmeEiGan-Lorn oitisens are mention
cd as forming a part Of these aocessions,
Two German clubs have been organ
lied in Brooklyn, y. Y, since the 18th
Of July riots. The members Of these
clubs pledge themselves to vote only for
citizens OF American birth 10 hold office.
Joshua Weaver, OF Cranberry town
ship, Verango county, Pa, was on the
point Of being sold out by the sheriff.
when a hundred barrel oil well was
struck on his farm. he has plenty Of
friends now.
Thomas Lincoln, generally known %
Tad, son Of the martyr President deg
at the Clifton House, Chicago, III. bis
disease was dropsy Of the heart He was
= promising young man, and had reached
the age Of eighteen.
Patrick Burns having murdereda man
in st. Louis, was sentenced q be banged,
but his sentence was afterwards chsnged
10 imprisonment for life. HedeclInes 70
accept the oommutstiOn, and thinks
hanging preferable.
Only four cities in the world are
known to contain more than a million
Of Inhabitants. They are London, Paris,
New York and Calcutta. The Popula-
ton sometimes aseribed to Pekin is now
regarded AZ 9 mere dslnsion,
At osoeOla, Missouri, on the 2stA qlt.,
Jacob HemmIng, charged with the muir
der OF James Hughes, was taken from
Jail by q body Of vigilants and hung.
According to the statement made by the
osceola Democrat, everything was done
decently and in order.
Virginia papers say that the powder
tanks found by the Wreckers in the Con-
fsderats ireR clad Richm9pd, nov lying
IN thirty or forty fest Of water off Chat
fms Bluff, are in good condition, and the
powder Is dry and ready for use as be-
FIRE its submersfon six wears ago.
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MARRIAGES.
1919 e. - -.

AufTld1a NNtcAa laGNa4 QINf~s
On tbs 18th day OF July, 1871, &c the home OF
the bride, by Rev. +. II. Iingling, Mr..
JOSIAH N. NIPPLE, OF Church Hill, TO
Miss MARY A. WATERLAHD. OF this
city All OF Trumbull county, Ohio.
On ths Iltb day Of July, 1871, at the Method
ist parsonage, in this CITY, hT ReT, Z, II.
Yingling, M. AMBROSE ]. WILLIAMS,
Jr.; TO Miss SARAH ANNE BROWN
Both Of Mineral Ridge, Trumbuil county,
Ohio.
At the y. =. lEzfSlsge u west Farming
CHARLES s. BROWN, OF Parkman, TO
Miss FRANCES EGLESroS. o. Cham.
piOn. 80
In A~shtGb-la, on July 5th. by Rev. James
potamiS To- Hiss SktIR 1. bbRKEE, Of
Ashtabula, Ohfo. '''
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican voters OF the second
subdivision OF the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict OF the State Of Ohio, are hereby no.
tined that there will be a Convention,
held at Warren, Trumbun County, Ohio,
on
Thursday, July sOth, 1871.
At II O'Clock. a. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said subdis-
trict.
The ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each one hundred votes cast
for Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood for Secretary
of State in 1870, and onedelegstef for each
final fraction Of fifty votes but in all
cases giving to each township OF election
precinct one delegate, whether its vote
amounts 70 my or not. Under this ratio
the representation will be as follows:
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"ANTED-AGENTS, (SD per ddy) to sell
w the celebrated HOAE SHUTTLEGEW
ING MACHINE Has the under feed, makes
the "lock stitch alike on both sides,) and is
GllU heeAsed The best and cheapestfamily
Sewing Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.. Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or 81. Louis,
No.
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MURDER BY POISONING.

The Widow Of a United States Army
Officer the Criminal--A General OF
the United States Army One OF Her
NietIms--.A FrightfHl Record Of
Trina
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GHERIFFiS SALE.
DThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, 50.
William Fee, In TrumhRn
shnrhan w. Gntes e. a.

vs. FAeaas
Suburban W. Gates, Of, al
BY virtue Of an Execution Issued out OF
the Court Of CommoG Pleas OF Trumbuu
County, Ohio, in the above named case. TO
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
ahau expose 20 public sale at the door OF the
Court House in the city ofWarren, Ohio on
Saturday, August 18th, 4. D. 1871,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock.
p, N. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the town
ahip Of AessOpOtamia, County ofTrumbun,
and State OF Ohio, and Is known by being
part OF Lot No 81 n Is bounded IS follows
Beginning at the junction Of the Parkman
and east and West center road theme west
on the said center road thirteen l8 rods and
sixteen DO links. known as the Reuben
CLARK farm; hence q southerly direction -
rods and6llnka to q stake on the Parkman
road; thence a -north-easterly course on the
Parkman road q rodsto the place OF Segln-
ming said north and east boundary % be
or the center Of said highways reSerYlnr
the highway for public use,
Appraised at $S1m Terms Cash.
- G. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff
Sherin's once, Warren, o., July l2,ldl-5L
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

mIHTHE undersigned would res
NJ il pectfu6y announce to the eiu-
49, ens OF Warren and the vicinity.
that he has opened q Meat Market on Lib
erty Street, opposite E K. Wisslps Carriage
Factory, where he intends 70 keep constant-
" on hand, al kinds OF fresh meats. and Of
a. good quality as the country viii Afford
Ihave employed the services ola gOodbutch-
er who has had long ~exper1ence In the bush
ness, n whO viii always be on hand 70 at
tend to the rants Of all customers. All or
ders left for meats in the evening will be
promptly attended TO, ifdesired can be de-
liyered at their residences, or kept IN re-
nigerator tin called on.
June %. ISIO-tE LEMUEL DRAY.
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BIRTHS.


BroeKway's Mills, July Is. 1871, q danshter
to Dan and Nancy HumaSoA.
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining In the Warran
Post Once Tuesday, July rs. 1871.
Anderson, Seth LOomis, Miss Clara
Bell, David Ludlow, Mrs Ann
Butter, James Mahany, Thomas
Burton, RID Mackey. Mrs. ReIind,
Miller, Miss Ida
6iine, Peter Madden, Thomas
gliey isaac McPherson,I b
III Miss Alice Osborn Levi
Hall, Wilbur + PatterSon Tor.,zo
Holcomb, Miss Allie Rose MS TC1Iso
Hull, Miss Caroliue SummeriIn Mr. Pbfbv
Ring MISS MARY Ilmmons, Patrick
Lemmix, Elijah Wilson. ia
o-Hhve your letters directed In care of
your box.
los marked with a STAR are fnrefO,
Persons wishing TO obtain the above will
please TO call for advertised letters.
II not called for In 30 days will be sent TO
dead letter once.
once hours, 7-sO a. NJ, 70 E-sOP. NJ
E r. WISE, P. n.
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8 O'CLOCK.

nOrE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paid-Male or
0OIO Female Agents-HOrse and Outnt
furnished. Address, AGO NOVEL
TT Co. Saco, Me-.
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QMALL BARA FOR SALE
u seven acres good land. with good house,
inquire Of Rev. ]. DAWSON, Oberlin, o.,
or Rev 3, DAWSON, Hartford, o.
JulV 10. IRTlstf
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NORTHERN OHIO FAIR a, Cleveland,
IN Sept. p Continuing 5 days. Open 70
the World. $4,000 In Premiums. Premium
lists sent on application to GID. W. HOWE,
Secretary.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce the name
Of WM. B. PORTER,a candidate for re-elec-
lion 10 the once Of Prosecuting Attorney.
subject to the Rction OF the County Nomi-
nasing Convention.