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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-01
Weddings

King, on Main Street, has a Shop case full
Of Gold Watches. made expressly for you
prices from SIS up. (oct 2S6t
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New York Count Oysters,
By the gallon or quart. at MeCOnneIrs
Oyster Depot.
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cheaper SGllls
The SpIendid line Of Sugars at II. G. Strait
ton & Co.'s. Market st. Drug Store.
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Security and Indemnity.

$I4,S96,els.O are the assets Of the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle.
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fifteen Million
Dollars.
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Pleasant dreams
Base Balls and a Bat

On those Woven Wire Mdnressss, the best
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on trial. TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct &-At H. WALDECI
The Continental. All Right.

This Insurance Co, OF New York, after
having paid over one million dollars loss al
Chicago, comes out with q capital OF $I,OOO,-
900, and a surplus of nearly s 100000. See
advertisement OF A. d. WEBB Agent, and
call on him for policies in this old reliable
company. loot 25-2t
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No Agency In Chicago.

The Royal Fire Insurance Co. has q capt.
tai of 100000 See advertisement In his
paper. Whittlesey Adams, Agent.
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Itpo cases full Of Roger's &lrsr.plated Fcre,
just what is 80 much needed In these we'd
ding days, at King's, on Mai. ST. loot 25-6t
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Better Still.

MaItby's 81. & MS.
And all the other popular brands. at Nc
COnnelrs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-01
For Sale.

For Sale.
A Drug Store, in a thriving town within
Of $1,000 a year. Capital required, about
$4,000. Inquire at the CHRONICLE office.
Nov. l, lS7l-2t.
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The Best Paint Brushes
Ever brought TO Warren. Full stock at
HOYT'S DRUG STORE,
N5.6 Main Street.
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A full line Of black and colored silk vel
vets In all the newest shades and sold very
low, at GUNLEFINGER d BROS.
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New Fail

New Fail
And winter styles just received at Mrs.
MESSER'S. Warren, NoV.L.
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III noods naIivarad

All Goods Delivered
To any part OF the city free Of charge, ct
M~cCOnDelrE-
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Oysters ] Oysters 0yStersI
At the Oyster Depot, by the case, can or
dish, at James McConnefrs.
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MOL 5lOami
EN 1.SOum| 4.4Spm 5.0Opml 5:lOpm
I, Ex z:1oam LSSam Sossm Slsam SSiam
East.
Ex 6:S5pml e.22pml 6O5pmi 5:45pm 5S5pm
EMi Q-55ami 9.42aml 9.25am 9.05am
FIT 5:55pm 5:2pml &30pml 225pml 20
The 500 m. west. and the $50 a m, east,
daily.
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White Reset White ROseI
The finest Perfumery I ever a Boughtit
OF II. g. Stratton & Co., Market Street Drug
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Very Nice!
Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteada,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, What-nots, Sscres
taries, Chairs, Picture Frames, &C, at
TRuESDELL & TOHNSENDiS.
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Leave Orders
For Oysters az No Connell's.
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Just Opened,
Shawls in the latest designs, at
GUHLEFINGER & BROS.
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Go to HnIl,.
Very Nice !!

For your Jewelry and repairing. In
Porter's Book Store. [oct l-tL.
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Just Opeuedl
ISashAs

The finest assortmsnto Of Velvet, Plush and
Straw Hats, and sold ut astonishing low
prices at GUNLEFINGER& BROS.
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Hobnail Shoes at McLAIN's.
English Pickles,

Crosse a BlackwelTs Chow Chow, PiecR.
lilli, Mixed Pickles, Celery Sauce, and al
kinds Of Canned Fruits, at
JAMES McCONNELL'5,
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For Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, &C., go to the factory-KinR's
new block, Main St, Warren, Ohio.
Fresh Confectionery.
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And Neck Ribbons In great variety, at
GUELEFINGER q BROS.
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CAMP, RANDALL & CO..

Retail Price Current. Corrected Weekly,
BUYING.
WapBw~- nrrro o. 81 ru-T
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Just Received.

For your Watch Repairing
Call at Hull's New Jewelry Store, Porter's
Book Store, Main Street.
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Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's. No. s
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New York. October "a. 1871.
One In Ten Thousand.

One In Ten Thousand.
GLKSs FALLS, N. Y, Oct. IS, 1871.
TO WhfHesey AdGzls, Agent, Of he Glcns Fan
Insurance Company:
On account OF low rates, some eighteen
months ago, U Company was withdrawn
from Chicago, and hence at the tiHe OF the
fire had only three policies in force. On these
we may ave lost $1,000. but 10 this date we
ave not been notified OF any loss.
(Signed) R. N. LITTLE, Pres't.
This Company ENSURES the safer class OF
property at fair rates. Capital $4,000.
The Royal Insurance Company OF Liver
pool, Withdrew their Agent from Chicago,
several months age. Audience had compare
lively a light loss. The Capital OF the Roy
al is $4,000, 900 % in gold. The Royal has one
hundred thousand dollars in U. s. Bonds
deposited with the Auditor OF Ohio for the
security Of policy holders in Ohio. Policies
OF this Company are issued by
WaITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent
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Fine Lot
OF nice sliPpers.new styles at McLain's.
Come and See.
Those beautiful Velvet Fancy Ties, Tins and
Wings, at MISSES FORMAN.
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MahOuing DivisIOn.-West.

airard Niles IwAR'xILev'b'g Phar1
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Steam Engine Valve.

Warren, o., Oct. 81, 1871.
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lAOoA OOAACOtAOuaAy
Fresh and nice, at McCONNELLS.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
Hnn-L 8. TrirnhIe.

Trinble has served the First District
long and faithfully in Congress, and de-
serves the Acknowledgements and gratitude
of his constituents.-k keHtuckidn.
How, when, and in what manner?
What has he done TO deserve the graft
tude of his constituents We ask for
information. that the people may know
aud acknowledge his faithful services
Hickman Courier.
Tue people do know and acknowledge
his faithful services; but for the benefit
of the Courier we will recapitulate: Judge
Trimble has been a faithful attendant on
/ the sessions of Congress. labored for the
District, the State, the South and the
nation, been instrumental in relieving
many good and true men of political dis
abilities, got mail routes established wher
it was an almost invariable rule with the
Department not to give any new ones Il
this section. secured the passage of tn,
Southcrn Pacific railroad bill whici
would have failed without his aid, anc
has been one of the most able. faithfu
and influential democrats IN Coneress
Can the Courier name one who has dom
more ?-hcRtuclctdp.
This post norton Examination of Judg
TrimbIe's record may be OF no interes
and effect no good. but we are coustitu
tionally opposed to piliug laudations upoI
public men who don't deserve them, 0
excusing shortcomings through magnam
ity because public servant is retiring
from public position. We publish tn
Kentnckiass article that it may be see
that VIC have no further feeling in th
matter. Whatever glory attaches t
Judge Trimble's record is of a negativ
sharacter, and not, that he originated, Q
effected anything himself, for the distric
or State. We could pursue this furthe
, but there is no use.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
Prediciions for IS1f.

Last year Morning, Noon and Night
contained column of predictions, said
to be the contribution of a believer and
professor in the science of astrology.
Many Of these predictions were more re-
markably verified, and we therefore
make room for the following predictions
for the ecurrent year contained in the last
number of Morning, Noon and Biight
PREDICTIONS FoR 1871 -.
The general aspect of the ruling plan
cts indicates an average grain harvest,
but the yield of fruit over considerable
extent OF country will be comparatively
small. The summer will be tempered
with plentiful rainfall and large grass
creps in the Northern ADD Middle States.
Serious complications, growing out OF the
Pspal question, will arise in Italy, and
severe illness or death OF Pic Mono seems
foreshad dowed by conjunction of adverse
planets in his house of life. Republican
principles wiil also make immense head
way in Italy, menaeiug the throne, and
possibly overthrowing it. a famine will
prevail in France, wherr the political sit
uation will be unsettled and omiuous. The
signs, however, generally favorable to Re.
publican rule. Germany will become a
consolidated empire, either in 1871 OF
1872. Religious controversies of an
acrimonious nature will take place, aud
new sects will spring up. There viii be
war in Eastern Europe, and the over
throw of the Ottoman Empire is pre-
figured ass1
Two potable distractions appear in the
horoseope-both in the direction of Asia
which seem to indicate great calamity
to China and Japan.
a lady of highest rank will be in i'm
minent peril, possibly with fatal result
There are, however, some astrological in
hueuces at work which may modify tht
present malign aspect of her natal star
The stars and constelianons which ex
ercise an important influence over tn,
political and commercial career of tn,
United States are, upon the whole, favor
able. although they Indicate an unsettle,
condition of the financial system of tn
conntry. Money will be plenty, bu
there will be a general indisposition t
invest largely in new enterprises. rh
prices Of most of the staples of life VII
Decline
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
eEoRGE WARREN. Easter.
apav.ug our state Debt.

Senator Oscar Turner. watchful of the
fiaaucial interest of the people, has at
length made move for hqaidatipg our
State debt Under the plan suggested
by him this can be done, and still our tax
es be. reduced. His resolution advises
disposition Of the assets Of the sinking
fund. and the immediate payment of the
debt The same reads as follows, and
r. can only be regretted they were not
submitted early in the session;
viWHEREAs, The late Governors an
pual message and the Auditors report
show thatthe resources or assets of the
Sinking Fund farsexceed the entire in-
aeg,tedness of this State; and whereas. in
addition 10 this. it appears from said
message that there is due from the Uni
tad States balance of S1.193.761 Sc;
t5 Us rowing an excess. very iarge, IN
eur resources over the entire Indebtedness
OF rho State; therefore. be il ~
a Resolced, That II. A Tyler. A. X
Brsdley..A. G.. Talbot, j b. Hayden,
and II. A. Burton be appointed a special
Committee. with instructions to report
whether the iudebtedness of this State
can not be imnediately paid of. aud the
taxes decreased, by selling the assets OF
Sisking Fund. and that they ascertain
aad report at WI at rate the undue State
hpnds can be purchased and paid of.
Said eommittee toareport - soon as praer
he4bie by bill ersotherwiseszb Sea s
3 The plan appears entirely practicnble
and will relieve our financial difficulties,
by enabling US to throw about S350,00O
ioto the revenue proper which now goes
into the Sinking Fund m
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25

while the New Orleans three are buy.
ing. the New York three must stand
idle. New Orleans becomes lively,
active market and tobacco is taken at
reasonable and compensating prices.
New York becomes dull aud heavy; the
tobacco is there and must be sold. The
New York commission merchants lower
their figures to induce the buyers to take
the tobacco. When the the buyers have
put the New York prices down to suit
them, they begin to buy, and the New
Orleans buyers stop. New Orleans then
becomes dull, and her commission mer
chants must DO as the merchants of New
York k--lower prices; and thus one market
is playing against the other. The New
York and New Orleans factors being
separated by hundreds of miles, cannot
concentrate together and defeat this come
bination of the brokers. Who are the
real sufferers by this combination? 1t is
the planter, the man who tolls beneath
burning sun.
Does the operator in the interior ask
how the putting down of one of these
markets would. help him. We answer
in this way: At the opening of season
the intelligent buyer will Investigate aud
make an estimate as to the amount of TO
baccc held in the great markets of the
world, the extent of the crop, and the
probabilities of the demand He pays
such price as is warranted under the
consideration of these things. and ships
the sea board; where brokers have
combined to put down prices, aud is
compelled to sell at less rates than are
warranted by the law of supply and de
mand.
The New Orleans home consumption
is rapidly increasing. 1t has more than
thrilled since the war, and will continue
to increase. Why not? There is a vast
country around us, and to the West
which consumes but does not produce,
and must therefore be supplied. Then,
too, Mexico must be supplied.
TRADELEs,
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25

Tar Ku- Klux walked up the wrong
passenger last Saturday night. They
went to the store Of man named Ballou
near Bailsy's mill, in franklin county
and tried TO break into his house
when Ballou fred and one of their mum
bsr fell. aad was left on the ground BY
his companions. mortally wounded 1
wss subsequently asoertained that his
pamo was Rucker. citizen of Henry
county. Ruoker has since died. Tn.
names Of his comrades have not yet beer
discovered
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
TFron,. the frankfort Yeoman]
something About Tesiimony.
III Padncah Herazd has the follow

The Paduoah Herazd has the follow
ing notice of the failure of the bill to le-
galize negro testimony
Tie negro testimony bill was virtual
lv killed in the State Senate on Thursday
last. Several Senators spoke earnestly
against the measure; and a motion OF
Senator Garlic to strike out the enabling
clause, which virtually defeats the bill,
was carried by a vote Of 26 to >. We
are glad to see this bold and manly front
of our Legislature in the face of all the
threats Of Radical opponents, and all the
sopli,tries o. semi Radical dlddlers, whose
policy game keeps them in constant
state of nervous dread and trepidation.
The scheme was only a villianous con-
promise with Radicalism which would
have called for still further concessions,
until their ultimate end was reached
through the aid of the very party they
seek TO humiliate.
This is certainly very complimentary
to Senators who opposed the measure
though. as we remarked at the time, the
vote given was no test at ALL. On the
contrary, we believe, from our personal
acquaintance with the views of the mem
bers. that majority of them favor the
principle ofletting negroes testify the diff
rficulty being on sthe expediency OF. Al
this time. so amending the laws. Con.
sidering that the Herald is the only pa
per in lis Congressional District which
does not favor the measure, and one ol
the very few in the State which enter
tains the views it does on the subject, We
think its animadversion,. upon those il
the Democratic party who differ with it
entirely too harsh. If it proposes tC
make the question test of Democratic
soundness in calling those who advocate
it ''semi Radical bidders, it will have
to read out very large and infuentia
portion Of the party, beginning with th,
Court of Appeals, which is unite on tn,
subject, and including nearly every lead
ing Democrat in the Seuate, except Que
or two of local reputationin the Purchase
We maintain that it eahnot be used as ;
test of political orthodoxy. one way o
the other; aud if the editor of the Herald
wishes to ascertain what Democrats out
side of Kentucky think on the subject
We hope he viii interview Judge Trim
bic, his late Representative in Congress
He will tell him that, if a man should
get up in Congress aud utter such argu
ments as might have been heard in tn
Senate last week against the measure, h
would be set down, even by the Demo
Gratis as of unsound mind; and it won
be long before the Democrats of Kentuc
ky viii take the same view of the So bjecl
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
JusrroEs' DIsrRrors.-k bill ha,

JUSTICES DIsTRIeTs-A bill has
passed both Houses Of our Legislature,
authorizing County Courts, on the ap-
plication Of not loss than ten citizens,
and after due notice. to change and alter
the boundaries of Justices districts. and
establish in each Of such districts two or
more voting precincts. The euactment
of this general law renders unnecessary
the introduction of great many bills
for altering and defining the boundaries
OF particular districts and the creation Of
additional precincts. The system adopt
ed is much more satisfactory than Iegis-
lstivs action in individual cases could
possibly be,
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25

a personal alteration occurred IN the
Senate on the 18th inst. between Sena
tors Cooke, of Louisville, and Turner, OF
Ballard county. Cooke was reporting a
bill when Turner remarked, aside to a
Senator, that the bill had never been act
ed on by the committee. Cooke over
heard it, and. after reporting, went to
Turner and asked him if be had made
the remark imputed to him. Turner
rather evaded reply, and challenged bis
author. Cooke excitedly said: sD--n
you, you did say it, and you know it isn't
so aud am responsible out of this
House for what l say, at the same time
shaking his fnger in Turner's face. The
affair was rather aside, but sufficiently
public to attract the general dttentiou of
Senators. Nofurther consequences have
transpired SO Frankfort correspen-
dent. z
4MRxCLBsKEY, one of the editors of
tho Louisville Ledger, has severed his
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
BEECH WOOD SEMINARY
Hickman. entuckY.

Hickman, Kentucky.
TIME PRINCIPALS, ]. H. RoULHAC AND
Jpo. ". Cowgirl would respectfully
an noufce 10 the public that the first session
of their School VIII commence on MONDAY
March 18th, 1871. The School now organ
ized is ticsigned to be n permanent institu-
tion at this place. The building already
erected is ample for the accommodation of
one hundred pupils, snd il is the purpose Of
the Principals TO construct suitable addi-
tions, with all modern Improvements, I'M
desks, fixtures, &C., sufiicient for $50 schol-
lars, " ith music room Convenient for those
who desire mnsicaf instructions. This de-
partmentwin be Hnder the charge of Mrs.
Mary Duncan. With liberal encouragement
the Principals hope soon to be ableto found
a regular and permanent College wifhample
accommodation for all who desire the bene-
fits of collegiate education in this section.
Tuition per session months or l6
weeks, spelling, first lessons in
reading, writing, &c.........s........Sl0 90
Advanced readers, mental arithmetic,
first lessons in geography and
written arithmetic. tie......................l2 %
English Grammar, Advanced Geogra-
ply, Written Arithmetic first r~g
lessons in Philosophy and Com
position IA w
Algebra aud the higher Mathematics
and Natural Sciences. ..-............ 16 90
Ancient and Modern Languages....... 20 90
Music including use of ofPiano......-.-.,., "a 90
Contingent tax to each puPil..,.-...-.-.. 90
Tuition due, one-half at the commence
m u nd on e-half at the middle of the ses-
sion. Pupils charged from time of entrance
for balance of session, aud no deduction
made, except for protracted sickness
Patrons and teachers are alike interested
in building up good and permanent institu-
tions and to the generous assistance of the
people of Hickman and vicinity we most es-
peeially look for encourageme Mt, promising
that our whole time aud talents shall be de-
voted to our enterprise.
J. II. ROULHAC,
fcb25 JN0. W. Cowgirl.
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25


The CANDIDATES AT CLINTON
Monday last was the grand opening
day for our Legislative aspirants, at
Clinton, and the occasion brought out
some i've gentlemen who were willing to
serve the people 10 the capacity of leg
islators, Mr. A S. Arnold, B r. Wal
ker, Thomas Gleesou, John w. Malone,
and I. n. d. Hale. The people We're
out in good force. aud to their credit be
it said, received the speeches of the na'
merous aspirants with becoming resigna-
ton, but at no time did the crowd forget
itself by evidences of enthusiasm.
The candidates, substantially agree in
their positions. la fact, this being more
particularly the announcement day, few
issues of the canvass were developed
The question of negro testimony was
referred to, aud we understand that Ar
mold, Walker, Gleeson, and Malone, favor
its admission,
Mr. Hale, of Moscow, did not join the
discussion, but announces himself "the
consolidation candidate favor Of
consolidating the counties of Hickman
and Fulton, and represents the especia
interests of Moscow. This is an ola
hobby horse-rode to death many years
ago, aud will amount to nothing.
| Col. Silyertooth availed himself of th'
occasion to give the people an account 0
his stewardship. The greater part of hi
speech was in defense of his vote on th'
/ Cincinnati Railroad bill. He stated tina
the charter asked for had every necessa
ry restriction thrown around it, that th'
part of Kentucky through which th'
road was to run needed and deserved th'
road, aud that from these consideration
he voted for it. Col. Silvertooth de
cliues being candidate for reelection
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25
The Ne,f d. 8. senafor.

. Some of the newspapers are talking
about Judge Lindsay for United States
Senator. Elsewhere we publish an arti
Gle from the Msyfeid Democrat, which
we believe clearly represents the views
of Judge Lindsay's friends as to his
candidacy for the position From per
sonal conversation with Judge Lindsay
We have warrant for saying that he will
under no circumstances permit the use
of his name in this connection. His
present Office of Appellate Judge is more
in oonsonanee with his taste aud inclina
-tious. and his highest ambition now is Il
prove himself worthy the position
The Hickman courier., 1871-03-25

The State Legisture has been busily
engaged in local bills the past week, but
30. important legislation. On the 2lst
/ a joint resolution was introduced to post
psps adjournment to Tuesday. the 2Sth
ofnstaut. 7 sts