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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

The cheerful intelligence comes
from the country that crows are flying
lower than usual, and are warbling
their sweet mathis on every old stump
for miles around This indicates aa
early spring and large crop Of dead
sheep. ~ '''
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WANTED, THIS SPRING,
10000 FARMERS.

To improve zoo, 600 acres Of the best Far
ming Lands in Iowa, free from mortgage or
other incumbrance. These lands comprise
the Government railroad grants adjacent TO
the great thOroughfares between Chicago,
Oms ha and Sioux City, and lie chiefly in the
Middle Region Of Western Iowa. its most fer
being IN KNOWN, and traversed by railroads
in every direction. Now is the time to
SECURE HONE AT 81 AND So
per acre, upon long time, with six per cent.
interest, in the iuXuriant valley of either
the Boyer, the Maple, the Soldier or the Lit
tie Sioux. Agents at stations are provided
Eith teams TO show lands free TO purchasers.
Send for a Guide. II gives prices, terms,
descriptions, where exploring tickets are
sold. and how TO reach the lands. County
maps also sent free. Address JOHNB CAL
H0UN, Land Commissioner, Iowa r. Il.
Land Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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A Fellow having a spite against a
sausage maker, rushed into ms sh0pS,
when crowded with customers. tereys
a large dead cat upon the coRRter ane{
said: "That makes niRSfsen.a = we q
settle when you're Hot So. busyF snst
made his exit. t-l -1es 81. eU-rc Z
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
IN
CABINET ORGANS.

The MASON d HAMLIN ORGAN Co. respect
fully announce the Introduction OF improve
ments of much more than ordinary inter-
est. These are
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful combination OF
REAL PIPES with reeds ever made;
DAYS 1RAXSP0SING KEYBOARD,
which can be instantly moved to the right
or left, changing the pitch, or transposing
the key. For drawings and descriptions, see
Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF D0CBLE REED
CABINET ORGANS,
at $40, sI32 and SIPS each. Considering Or
pdcitg, Elegance. and Thorough Excellence of
Workmanship, these are cheaper than any Dc
fore offered.
The Mason & Hamlin Organs are acknowl-
edged BEST, and from extraordinary facili--
ties for manufacture this Company can
afford, and ROi1 undertake TO sell at prices
which render them
UNQCEsTI0NABLY CHEAPEST.
-Four Octave Organs $50 each; Five Octave
Organs StO0, Sl25 and upward. With three
sets reeds $50 and upwards. Forty styles,
up to SIj00 each.
New illustrated Catalogue, and Testimo-
hal Circular. with opinions OF more than one
thousand Musicians, sent free.
MASON d HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
Isl TremontSt., Boston. 59G Broadway. NY.
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OF TEACHERS.

EIUntn farther notice, there viii be an
examination OF teachers at The High school
building in Warren, on the 1rsf saturday oi
thai Curing the months OF April and sep
tem6er, there viii be an examination on
each SQcceeding saturday, as follows =
First Saturday, Paynes Corners; second
Johnston; third, Bristol: fourth, warren
Notice is hereby given Of the adoption Of the
following rule. ieh viii be strictly adhered
to: All certificates hereafter granted by
this Board, shall be dated on the day OF
examination. except thai in special cases
1or good reason, certificates may be dated
hack. but in no case beyond the date Of the
previous examination,
BY order of the Board,
GEO. p. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren. O. Feb. z, 1ST2-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

Fruit, n Garden MT, Flower, 81
shade, Trees, Hedge, PlaHiS. Garden, Needs.
AEpze and Grab RO0tgTg1s, best sorts,
f5.0O0 5000
to lft. doz. go
new. bushel, 1900
Rose, hushei 200
Seedlings. Soft Maple, 1000. 81; Ash, So
Elm 200
Illustrated Catalogue, 100 page. & New Price
List, I0c. Il. X. PHOENIX,
Bloomington, Illinois.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

Mrs. Harriet BeecheF Stowe was
seriously, perhaps fatally, injured by
a fall, on Thursday, at her home N
Florida.
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M rup p.pNPRS or TRTTMRTII

County, o. B. Dealing, Agent for Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company; residence one
door north of National House, Warren, o.
Rates of Insurance lower, and security bet
ter than any other responsible company in
the State. Call and see him before you in
sure Imay 3. IS71-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

T BRACKIN, NJ. D., Eclectic Ply
,sician and Surgeon Particular atten-
fion paid TO the treatment Of Cancers and
all chronic diseases Ufhce over = l. y unit
Shoe store. on Market st No. %. Residence
on the conner Of Liberty and Washington
Streets. Warren, ohio- ian 81. lS72
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

0N ACCOUNT of paor health 1
Owant 10 sell the farm on which reside,
containing about l47 aeres,a few rods esst Of
Curtis Corners" t" in Greene, Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. on the east and west center road lead
Ing 70 Gustavus. ] have also the selling Of
another farm, one-haf mile east Of the
above. on the same road, consisting Of about
los acres. Price reasonable and terms easy.
LAUREN COLEMAN.
Greene, Jan. 10, Is72-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

Estate Of Eliza A. Cone. decd
The undersigned has been daily appointed
aud qualified as Administrator on the estate
OF Eliza A. Cone. decd, late OF Trumbull
Co.. Ohio. SAMUEL W. CONE.
Vernon. Feb 2s ls72-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS,

GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS,
And good business for one or two persons OF
either sex in Warren, and adjoining towns,
by which you can make from $50 to $50 per
month, with brit little interference with
ordinary business. Article as staple as Hour
or cotton cloth. A good business for agents,
sure. II your whole time is given, a much
larger sum can be made. Club Circulars
free, giving complete list OF articles and
commissions allowed. HORTON, BRUN-
DAGE q Co., Gil Pine ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-03-20

A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
n Musical Merchandise Of all descriptions
VIZ Pianos, Organs, Aelodeons, Nioiins
Guitars, AccordeOns, ,Claronetts, Flutes, F4-ssss,
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stools, Sheet
music Music-boOks, Violin Strings, Guitar
strings. &c. &c. Store IN Webbs Block, over
FOrter's Book Store, lJan- l6aO
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERNRESERYE CHRONICLE
w Published every W ednesday morning,
in Empire Block, Market St.. Ws'ren VIZ.
RITEzEL. Editor and Proprietor.
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DBLES Ann TESTANENTS at tn,

nR. 10y, Physician aud Surgeon,
IJOhiee and residence few rods South
Of the Atlantic & Great western Depot
where he can be consulted professionally.
Warren, o., April IS, iSTl-tf
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
n IS. c. Chryst & Co.'S new meat market,
opposite the Court House. Market St. " ar
rem Ohio. Ian 5. iS70-u
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

CoMroRTApts.- - Hon. james u. Lu
cas- is estimated 20 be worth fifteen mil
lion dollars. aad has an income OF one
H. ousand dollars day. His sister, Mrs
Anne l.. Hunt, i. said to be worth live
millions. Hon. Charles J.. p Chou'sau,
10 reported to be worth at lrast twelve
millions. st Louis Ago.
Gen. d. W. Adams, who died recently
al Nes Orlesns, was wounded ht the
battle Of Shiloh, and, supposed to be
dead. was, with many others who we're
being conveyed to Corn,h, thrown out
into the mud to tighten the wagon.
Some .trupglcrs passing by shortly after
wards detected signs of life in the sup
posed dead man, recognized him, though
srred with mud aud blood, and carried
him into Corir,h, where good nursing
brought him round.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
Order of Publication.

c""Sy Of Of M:iSu n."a nSG" Mash Ter Srnn s g?''
Archibald V. Mckee and Vim. Frazier, Plfs,
versus
Rebecca A. Foreman and David Foreman, Def is.
To Set Aside Deed.
Now at this day come the said plaintiffs before
' the Judge OF said Court and file their pcti-
ton, stating among other thing. that the said
David Foreman is a non resident Of the state "f
Missouri. Itis therefore ordered by the Judge
Of said court that publication he made notifying
the said David Foreman that an action has been
commenced against him by petition in said court,
the object and general nature of which il to set
aside deed or deeds made in favor of Rebccca
A. Foreman Of and to the following described
land, to Wit: The undivided ono half of the ca t
half of the southeast or of section No 1, and the
west half Of the southeast quarter of section y y.
1, also the southwest or of the southwest or Of
section No 3, all in township 40, range west !;
also all Of 10 Nos five (5). eleven (llD, two (2),
four a., and seven (7), being part of the sui
division Of the real estate of Jacob Presley, de-
ceased, among his heirs, as made by the commits
sioners appointed by the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, to partition the lands Of said Presley
among his heirs, the plat of said subdivision be-
ing record in the recorders office in the county
aforesaid in book n, page 66 and following, and
being a part Of the northeast fractional or of
southwest quarter of section No. ., all in town
ship and range aforesaid also the north half of
the northeast Of the northeast of section No. Q,
township anil range aforesaid. Aud you. the
said David Foreman, a.e hereby required to be
and arear in the court on or before tho first day
of the next term thereof, to be begun and held at
the court house in said county on the first Mon
day after the fourth Saturday in September next,
and answer said petition, or the same will be
taken as confessed and it is further ordered tha,
copy hereof be published 10 the Lincoln County
Herald newspaper published in this county and
state, for four weeks successfully, as by law re-
qured.
.,...-. true copy Of the record.
:SEAL: Witness my hand as clerk and the
'''' '' seal of said court hereto affixed a
flee in Troy, Lincoln comfy, Mo-, this Sd day
| of July, 1872. WIN. COLBERT, Clerk.
julyl7n2ew4
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Democracy Of North Carolina are
confident Of carrying the state BY a,
Ieas. twenty thousand majority, and will
probably elect most Of the eight mem.
bsrs Of Congress, though the re appor.
tionment since the last election, when
they carried FIVE Of the seven districts,
places the result somswha, in doub,
Grants majority in the state in 1865
was about 10000. Two years later the
Democrats elected their attorney general
by 5000, and now they expect to be
largely reinforced by the Greeley Re,
publicans. The prospec, is fair, and the
adm inistration is exhibiting great IN
easiness through fear of having its frs.
gun in the campaign spiked on the ls'
Of August
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

In answer to inquiries that are period
isally made by many Of the public in re-
laton to our great bridge structure, We
feel glad to say that greater success and
progress were never known, since the
laying Of the piers, than are being accom-
plished al present Four 6fths Of the
steel required for tho superstructure,
fully fabricated and tested, have already
been delivered. and the balance will be
forthcoming in ample time for its uses.
The number Of men employed in this
city, and at Grafton, Pittsburg, Phildel,
phia. &C., 10 the various branches of the
work is nearly three thousand. The
company expect to open the completed
structure to the public by April next ;
and to this satisfaction they feel perfectly
confident of adding another most i'm
portant one. namely, that every dollar
the stockholders have expended IN the
enterprise will prove to them a first rate
inves.meDt.-St s.. Louis Dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
A Historical Parallel.
tRrom the New York sun, July, 81


Early in the campaign of 1910 discern
ing politicians ioresaw the inevitable
result of the contest between Harrison
and Van Buren. The nomination oI
Harrison was - great . surprise to the
country as that OF Greeley at Cincinnati
aud the Democrats greeted the selection
with = general and prolonged shou, Of
dsrision. But the "ssvs of mrth cub
sided without any apparent effect he
simplicity and integrity OF Harrison
soon began to lie appreciated. Still il
was not until the August and Sep:smber
elections had demonstrated his popularity
that the impending overthrow Of the
Democracy became apparent 10 the com
mon mind.
Dean Richmond, to whom the popular
indications we're obvious. and who never
permitted his wishes or hopes to cloud
bis judgment, came to the conclusion
that Harrison was 10 be elected long be
fore any apprehensious Of such result
infected the Democratic party generally.
ln the month Of July lie made bu'l-
uess trip into Ohio, lsiiana and Illinois
While at For, Wayne he fell in with an
influential Democrat. sn old friend, who
was surprised and vsxed to hear him
speak so despoudipgly of the prospect.
"Why, Dean, said he, IL never knew
you to take diseourogius view Of the
situation. You have no fears about NeS
York;" We shall be beaten there as
sure as You are slys, ,sas the reply.
land We shall lose nearly ell New Eng
land, and most Of the Western States ;"
We'll" rejoinsd the gentleman. Il can
only speak with certainty of indiana.
Van Buren, is as sure of our State as Of
Tennessee About the same, said
Richmond. "Aui Harrison will carry
them both by immense majorities 80
Riding into the coun,ry together, they
saw a common looking man asleep under
the fence. Wake that fellow up, said
Richnond, and hear what be SAYS
Rousin, the fellow with some difficulty
he sat up, and rubbing his eyes, ex-
claimed, "liu.rah for Cd ,ip!
The campaign is not fairly opened
this year, the Democrats not having
formally adopted Greeley as their csndi
date and yet the Indications that Gran,
is foredooned to a defea, as utter and
sverw lining al tina! which tefel Van
Buren are decisive aud unerrng. 4
friend on f,hiA. excursion in the
Sound on the Fourth encountered the
crews Of half dozen purse.net boats
who had been engaged in taking men
hadsn for an oil factory n the vicinity /;
hardy fellows al! OF ,hen, who read the
papers and think for themselves You
look like Dsnocrs, boys said eur
friend II suppose YOU are all for Gree
ley?' I'VE are mostly Republicans, but
We are generally for Greeley, all the
same" said a rough locking chap IN a
red shirt Our town gives one hundred
aud fifty Republican ajority, but Hon
est Old Horace is popular among US.
! So it goes everywhere.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Evening Express says i, hal the
Of Mr. Greeley to assert tina,
the story to the effect that Horace Gree
ley and Horaiio Seymour some time pas.
made a bargain, whereby Gov. Seymour
was TO supper, Greeley for the pre.i,
dency, AMI TO use his influence TO ge,
Greeley nominated for the presidency BY
the Democrats, is a deliberately coined
lie, made on, Of whole cloth, and that il
is equally false that any Democrat in :
high place, or low place, has ever hin,ed I
word Of expectation to Mr.. Greeley as to
public Offices,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

Brick pomcroy -ays that now is the
time for every Democratic voter TO sell
hi. vote to the hisht,t bidder, aud take
hi. pay cash in hand Without ques.
tioniug the morality or smartnsss Of this
proposition, because it is both moral and
smart in Pomsroynian sense, We would
suggest that If every Democratic voter
was as little worth buying as he is. there
would be mighty few bidders and slow
.ales.-Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Meriden Recorder is under many
obligations to the Hon j II. Plat, an
ardent msmber Of Congress from Nir-
giuia, for frankins to its care several
copies Of circular No !, detailing the
manner OF getting up Grant clubs and
some real nice Gran, caupaign songs.
As this is only "circular No L.
others of the same interesting character
will soon follow no doubt, and the eceno
mical reasons Of Radical Congress for
not abolishins the frankias privilege be
made more fully apparent.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

A conference Of Grant Republicans
took place Mt Grants cottage, Long
Branch, on the llth. A correspondent
Of the New York Herald says they re-
mained clossted with the President for
sevsra! hours discussing ths political sit.
aation. Wilson says he never saw sit
uation look 80 alarmisgly blue, The
World'scorrsspondsut reports of the con.
ference: "itis very apparent from their
manner that they are becoming uneasy
Neither Grant nor his advisers, are as
sansuins as they were a few days ago,
aud are actually alarmed at the develop.
Aents Of the canvass. North Carolina
worries thom, and they don't like the
idea Of the public knowing they have
spent so much money there, nor is the
news from the state at all encouraging
Wilson was especially down hearted.
lie was urged to repair immediately to
that state, and take tho stump. In ebe.
aiencs to the demand he left to night
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

LoUIsIASA.-We had occasion to visit
the queen city Of our neighboring county
last week, for the first time. 1t is one
Of the most picturesque places in the
state, being built on hills and in valleys,
With here and there high peak. almost
overhauging the city. Our esteemed
young fri'nd, Oiie Bryson, treated US to
buggy ride through the principal street.
and the suburbs, thence to the fair
grounds, giving US 40 excellent view Of
the city from various points. We called
At the Journal Office, whore We formed
the acquaintance Of MIR. Lamkin, one Of
the propristors, and were we'll pleased
With his address. Mr.. Reid 10 on a visit
to his friends in Kentucky, whittier he
has gone fer the benefit of his health.
In his absence Mr.. Ollie Bryson is local,
izing for the journal. We met several OF
our old friends, anon: them Col. n. =.
Minor, who is as vigorous as in bis
younger days, u strong Greeley man and
as stanch Democrat a. ever. We were
we'll pleased with our visit. and could
have spen. several days there with pleas
are had not business demanded our at
tention q, home.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
The Loud Cry for Peace.

For the first time the Grant men are
eglnning 10 admit the probability Of
their leaders defeat The astonishing
uuauimity Of the men a. Baltimore has
at lat convinced them that the Dems-
cra,. of the country are .eriou. in accep,
lug Mr. Greeley as their candidate
We way they b. as,ounded, for i, has,
as it were, electrified everybody else,
Democrats and Liberals alike. To think
that Democratic Convention should
meet 10 rebel Baltimore, and that the
on,y question tissue should be, whether
Mr. Greeley, the old time abolI,ionis,
should DO nominated on the frs, ballo,
by accIsmasion, or simply adopted as
their candidate by resolution endorsing
the action Of c ncinnati. 1t is some
times 50 tewilderin. in its change Of
sentimen, and feeling, tina, we confess to
slight share in the general as,ouish-
msnt, heartily as xe have endorsed and
snstalnsd the movement from its FIRST
inception.
1t serves to show how powerfully the
honesty Of the man Greeley has appealed
to aud entered the hearts and brain o.
the people north and south, and how
deierminsdly they demand the ds,hrOno
net, Of the President, his rings, his ne
poiiam, and the whole of his grand ma
tional gift enterprise business. Thi'
,huDdsring ou.cry Of the people, over
whs ming politicians and objectiug jour
nalis.., aud carrying them along 10 spit,
Of themselves in the popular Aow, prove
another fac. also; how we'll the few mel
N Cincinnati who schievsd the nomination
Of Greeley against that Of Mr. Adam
un3srstSod the strength Of the choic
before the country. |, is the outburs, q
a people hungering for peace-,nd p.ac
under Horace Greeley they are deter
mined TO ba.e.-St Louis Dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

1t is Lacon. Who says; "Tha, the in
tiuencs of taeut Will always bs the great.
est in that coyernment which is mos,
pure, while the influence of riches will
always be crea;est in that government
which is mos, corrupt One Of the
u!o,, emphatic considerations Of thi.
thought is to be found in the United
States to day under the Grant a-mins-
tra,iou. Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Dem ocra,ic party has been ac.
cused Of selling its bir,hrisht. Blu, this
is q mistake. I, has only sold its preji.
dice for the purpose Of recanins i,s
bir,hrisht, which will come back to il.
whom ,b. ,.rmer OF Chnppaqua takes his
seat n the Presiiential chair next March
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The evidence iu the Stokes murder
trial has all been takeu and the argu-
ments finished. The jury stands eight
for. conviction aud four for acquittal.
At last accounts they we're unable to
agree.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Chilicothe Constitution says thai.
c. II. Mansur O, tina, city has reconsid
cred his de.sn Of being a candidate for
governor, and has become a candidate
for con-re.s
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
Agency of the Weed Family
EaVOritc Sewing Machine,
NINEVEH TOWNSHIP.
TO ALL " HOMIT NAV CONCERN

A PETITION was presented to the County
"A Court at the May term, 1872, asking the
Court to establish a municipal township, to be
called Nineveh township, and to have the follow.
ing boundaries Begin in the channel Of West
cuivre river In the line of Lincoln and Mong0m'
cry counties, thence north on the county line to
the line of Pike county, thence east on the line
between townships so and 81 to the line between
thence south on section lines to the channel Of
West Cuivre river. thence up the channel Of SAID
river to place Of beginning.
Said petition will be considered by the court
on tho first day of the August term for for iS,s,
which said term will be begun and held at ths
co IT house in the town of Troy, on Monday
August IL, 1872.
By order Of the County Court.
Attest: F.C. CAKE, County CLERK,
BY j. NJ. MeLELLAN, DC. m23n3l
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

1t is char.ei By the lniiauapol, Sen
tiuel and au'hen,ica;ei by the Official
figures, that the Radical administrations
of the at ten wear. have resulted in a
deficiency Of = 800 9s2 Of the people :
money The :tea; question in lndiana
now is: Who Io,keied thi, enormous
,tsala.e?