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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-30
NEW SHEET MUSIC.
IN Eight Little Scamps-
Dance OF the Haymakers.
Awaking of the Birds.
Drops OF Dew.
nuRIIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE.
il The undersigned viii offer for sale at
public auction, at the late residence OF II.
5. Robbins. decd, in the village OF Newton
Falls, Ohio. on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1872, the
personal property OF decd, consisting Of I
Stallion, BILLY Gold Dust" extra good 5
year old Gray Mare. 1 extra good 4 year old
Black Mc-e, l nve year old Bay Horse, ex-
ira roadster. 2heavy work Horses, 8 Colts,
two and three years old, 8 Colts, l year Old,
4 Spring Colts. nearly all OF Abdallah stock;
three seated platform spring Wagon. new; ?
two horse wagons. Excelsior Fire Extin-
guisher, new; one-third Of Threshing Ma
chine; Aetna Reaper and Mower. SulKy
Rake, Buckeye Drill, Iron Safe, 8 sets dOub-
lie Harness. Robes. Blankets, PiOws, Har-
rows, C~ultivators,3 Cows. light trotting Sui
key, about 40 tons Of Hay, and a great va
riety OF other articles. sale TO commence
promptly at 8 a. m.
Terms-Purchases amounting 20 three
onar or less, to be paid in cash above
that sum. notes at eight months with two
good sureties viii be taken.
b. Fl. ROBBINS.
F.. o. WADSWORTH,
Administrators
PHI. BEAN, AuctiOneer.
Oct &-2t
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HOUsE & LOT FOR sALE.

1.-The undersigned offers his property
Tor sale, pleasantly situated, in the vii
lage of Braceville, consisting Of nine and
One-halfacres OF land. never failing spring
of water: a very good and convenient story
and a hall house, good well OF soft water,
plenty Of fruit and good barn. There is also
on the place q large cOmmOdious shop. The
above property willb sold either with or
without the shop, to suit the wants OF the
purchaser, ana at q price which viii be a
consideration to one wishing to procure
himself a home. For farther particulars
enquire Of Henry StoWe, at the late resi-
dence OF Calvin stowe, decd. Of B~raceville,
Trumbuu county, Ohio.
GEORGE STOWE
Oct o. IS-9-gfs
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T. J. M'LAIN g. SONS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
W RHTSn Ohio.

Many pieces ofproperty LEFT with us for
sale, having been disposed OF, we change
our list, and now offer:
$50. A desirable building lot on Cross
Street, between North Avenue and Bazetta
hood, and cheap at the price. 500 down;
time TO suit on the balance.
$3.50. A largeL ot,6xl2rods with a comfor-
table house and barn upon it,in weilsettled
part OF the town. Small payment down and
good time on the balance
snOO. Good house, nearly new, with all
the -conyeniences, good lot, in central part
OF House Unexpectedly vacated, and
for rent to a hrst-class family until April ],
lS73, unless speedily sold. Call soOn.
5000. Alarge, eommodious house. situate
within two minutes walk of Trumbuu
National Bank. Good garden and yard;
well, cistern, &c. Good barn and alley in
rear Part down and balance easily ar
ranged.
Michigan Fdrn.-One hundred and sixty
acres in Kent Co. Michigan, for sale, or
good dwelling and barn, Is acres improved,
balance good timber; four miles from Rail-
road station; good markets, Living water,
&c, astream large enough to raft logs run
ming through the farm. Saw mill near by.
Price $500. Terms easy or handsome dis
as a decided bargain. The place is worth 80
per cent more than is asked for 1t.
5000. Excellent building Lot on Atlantic
street, and worth more money.
also dwellings to rent and other property
to sell Call on us before buying.
Oet.2 ISL.
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READ THIS.
Greeley and DIsnniOn.
In 1861.

I demanded that there should be q
fair, open, free discussion before that
Southern people, and an honest, an
terrified, lmcORStraiHed UOte, and If
they approved, II the people Of the
South said they gCdnted disumiOn, 1
1ponId consent TO II.
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Hon. E. A. Rogers, a lifelong DEM
ocrat, formerly Representative of
Licking county. Ohio, in the State
Legislature, has declared himself in
favor of Grant, and says that he will
vote for him at the November cleo
finn
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TSTATE Of Calvin Stowe, decd.
ENotice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
on the estate Of Calvin Stowe, late Of Brace
vile, Trumbull county. decd.
GEORGE STOWE, Admir-,
BraceviIle, o., Oct. %, Is72-Sts
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KNOTS UNIFIED,
Or, Ways and By Ways in The Hidden Life Of
.nrEnrnaN n"rrEcnrUrn

We want agents for this book. It disclos-
es all the mysteries of the Detective Sys-
tenn. It is a record for the past 0years of
most skillful detectives Of this country, in
which the crafts Of Bank Robbers, Thieves,
P-ickpockets, Lottery Men, Counterfeit
Money Dealers, and sWindlers Of all classes,
are exposed and brought to justice. Price.
S2,75. Send for circulars 4 termstO agents.
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Whenever we find a man in the n
loyment of a wide popularity, we may
be assured, however bad his reputa-
ton may be, that he has some good
qualities in an eminent degree.
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In 1872.

And noV, to-day, If the nation 1Cas
to be iDlperIed, and there 1Cere just
tDo modes of SdUing ito trust to the
chances Of ciUa 1Odr, or to the chances
of a free Uote Of the Southern people
I IOouLd Very greatly prefer to take
the latter chance than the former.
The above is the exact, certified,
Photographic report of Horace Gree
ley's language at Pittsburg in his
Western Swing Around the Circle,
both as to his position in 1861 and in
1872. as reported in the New York
Tribune.
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Smuggling from Canada is carried
on to a much greater extent than
many are aware of. 1t is principally
carried on by the female sex, and the
Custom House officers cannot stop at
all times to peep under shawIs, look
into baby carts, or examine pockets,
hoop skirts, or gigantic bustles. The
officers at last concluded that one
grand haul might frighten these fe-
male smugglers into a cessation of
the business, and at Detroit on Mon
day, one hundred and fifty women
appointed for the purpose, and a con-
siderable amount of booty secured.
The goods were co~nfisclted, but the
ladies were allowed to go on their
way. 1t is said that at least ten per
cent, of all who were searched had
Struggled goods on their persons.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by or
oder Of Court. on Saturday, the 23d day
Of November, A. d. lST2, at o'clock, p. m.
of said day, at the south door or the Court
House. in the city Of Warren, TrumbuI Co,
Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the property o.
Elizabeth Price, decd. tO-wit: situate in
the city OF Warren, county Of Trumbuu and
State Of Ohio, and Is known as whole Lot
No. 10, in Pease plat Of Warren, as recorded
in Trumbun county records Book OF Maps.
A.: page 45, and is the same lot purchased Of
Andrew Altman and Rachael Altman. by
Elizabeth Price, on the 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1867; see Trumbun county records OF
leeds, vol. 9S. page 40. Appraised at $500.
Terms Ofsale Cash. r. W. RATLIFF,
Admir-, with the Will annexed,of Elizabeth
Price, decd. loot 30, lS72-4t,
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Great Demand by Democrats for Re.
publican Campaign Documents.

From the Cincinnati Gazette.1
WASHINGTON, October 2L.-The Re-
publican Committee is having a very
unexpected character of business thrown
upon it, being no less than a demand on
a large scale for a certain class of their
documents from Democratic ~organiza,
tons in various parts of the country.
The avowed object of those sending for
documents is to secure the defeat of
Mr.. Greeley. The publications which
are chiefly called for are Greeley's anti
Democratic record and his denunciations
Of the South, Grants record upon m
nesty, Schurz' report upon the condition
of the South, and some financial exhibits
made by the committee. Some of these
Democratic clubs announce that they
shall vote for Grant, others that they in
tend to stay from the polls, and induce
as many Democrats as possible to do the
same. Their purpose is not so much to
elect Grant as to defeat Greeley by such
a decided vote as will show clearly to
the country that he was repudiated bv
the rank and file of The Democracy.
This movement is widespread, and on
no mean scale, as is evidenced by orders
OF the kind indicated received within a
few days past. One committee in New
York city sent for twenty thousand doc
uments, another orders ten thousand.
and Judge Edmunds gave directions
Saturday.to print forty thousand, to meet
demands of this kind coming in. Aside
from the information received through
those sending these orders, the commit
tee has very full information from all
the Northern and Western States that
the detection of the Democracy is rapidly
increasing, in spite of all attempts of the
leaders to stop it.
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On the night of the Sd inst, a mob
of Democrats and G~reeleyites destroy
ed the press and type of the Straight
out Republican at Lake Providence,
La.
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dissolution OF PARTNER
JSHP. Notice is hereby given, that the
Partnership lately subsisting between Al
bert r.. Gates and Charles X. Delin. of the
city of Warren, Ohio, under the firm OF
Gates & Delin, was dissolved on the first day
Of October, A. ID. 1872, b. mutual CONSENT
All debts owing to the said partnership are
to be received by said Albert r. Gates, and
all demands on said partnership are to be
presented TO him for payment.and by agree
ment this day made, he is to pay the same,
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CHAS. X. DELIN.
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ROME, ITALY, October 26.-Inun-
dations caused by the overflow of the
river Pc continue, and a large extent
of country lies under water. 1t is
now learned that hundreds of persons
have been drowned, and entire fami-
lies have been swept away by the
flood, and hundreds of buildings have
been undermined and carried away.
The Pc at present is frightfully swol-
len and stormy, the shores thickly
strewn with debris, human bodies,
dead animals, trees, grain, &c. The
greatest restitution prevails along the
valleys of Piedmont and Lombardy.
The government is sending relief to
the sufferers. Floods are reported
from other districts of the country
caused by recent rains. 1t is believed
the crops in the greater part of Italy
will be a partial failure this year.
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NOTICE
10 the Fax Payers Of IrHmbuII COunty-Taxes Of 1872.

Inpusuane onawL TH0HAs A BRERIY Trassro fTumBunC untyo Ohio hereby zsn notice that
entso TaxauonG for year one hOande eight hundred dS ventyfwoae egIy SaSIn thu
@owsE@N SHOWING umTn mills and und0dhso a mnlhvbdn each ddE and the mum
Village. and ndlenden. Ahod districts o.Ide my:
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Over 100000
have been manufactured.
100000 MORE

Wheeler & Wilson Machines have been sold
for family use than OF any other make.
Fol sale No. 80 Main St., Warren, Ohio
Persons sending machines to our Office IOI
adjustment must send the Hemmer& Bob
bins herewith We warrant our work. We
keep all kinds ofsupplies for our machine
n. N. LINTON, Agent
For Trumbull and Portage counties, Ohio.
Office No. 20 Main St., Warren, o.
Oct 80, 1877.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS.
A. L. Waldorf, 7, Trrrbnu
m Common Pleas.
Thomas Hofus. ct q

By virtue of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County in the above named case to me
directed and delivered, l have levied on
and shall expOse to public sale at the door
OF the Court House, in the City Of Warren,
Ohio, on
SatuT dag, Nov. 3Oth, 4. d. 1872,
at 8 o'clock, p. m. OF said day. the following
described land and tenements: Situate in
the township OF Johnston, County Of Trum-
bull. State Of Ohio, known as part of Lot
No. Is in the said division Of lands in the
township Of Johnston, and is bounded as
follows, 10 wit: north, east and west by the
original lot lines, south by the south half OF
the original Lot Is, supposed to contain
sixty acres ofland.
Also part Of Lot No. L, and bounded
as follows: commencing at the north and
south center road leading from Johnston to
Fowler at the center of said road at the
north east Orn oflands decided by Joseph
Young to Thomas HOdus, and running west
on lot line 70 lands owned by ]. W. Lang
ley, thence north so far that a parallel line
running east to the center Of the center
road leading from the center Of Johnston to
the center Of Fowler, shall contain nfty-nve
acres OF land, thence south TO the place Of
beginning.
Appraised at g.. Terms cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, Warren. o., Oct. 81, lsI2-5w.
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sfged "HIA
obTto e4l Uy of DeombeTB 1872 and FOL the second mhWmTf hnfeI T dayoTA Amir
day. June S@ The wtnposa penalty me Der cent anr ue ahd days DECEMBER and June upon
pRnsSE W RTBB FAmtfE Tgms% @@4% al du5ngas las ten dyOf metnm,m and that early
Tomce hHUEHh from 7@O m and from O5pm
THOMAS a. BRIEFLY, County Treas.
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TSTATE of Horace McMaster.
FIdec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Adminisrrator
on the estate OF Horace McIaster, decd,
late OF Trumbuli Co., Ohio.
Vienna. O.. Oct. o. Is72-St.
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The Company from its organization has
l confined itself to a Fire business: conse-
ouently II has no Life or Marine Liabilities,
and its statements are simple and more
| easily understood.
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CTMNONS & HFYNINgFR, Aue

ESTATE of Samuel Slime, decd.
1.-The undersigned has been duly appoin-
ted and qualified as Executor on the estate
ofSamuel Slime, decd. late OF TrumbuU
County. Ohio. ELI SINE
Southington, Get. 16. IS72-StE
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JNO. P. DEAN,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
w z 6,
30. 81 NOod SD. PIttsburgh. Pa.

W. a hVvN GAAees AAtSsnAA5As 4 a
American, English and German Cutlery,
Spencer & Nicholson Files; DisstOn's Saws,
and BOyntOn's Lightning Saws: Beatty's &
Yerke's & Plumb's Hatchets; Eastern Manu-
features and Pittsburgh Novelty Locks and
Latehes; MGnn's, L~ippincott's and Gran7s
| Axes; Ames me ROWlands ShOvels; Black
smiths Tools; Tool Co.'s Planes: Coil,
Trace and other chains: New London W. 3.
Globe, National and other Horse Nails =
Fire Irons. Stands. how and POkeTSs
Practical Clothes Wringers, and a full line
| of general Hardware at the LOJDeSt Market
Rates. Agents for Park Bros & Co.'S steel,
Oct .. Isz2-6m-
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ESTATE of John Bride, decd
1.-THE undersigned ave been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executors of the
last willard Testament ofJohn Birdie, decd,
Of warren, Trumbun Co, Ohio.
ROBERT TAFT,
THOMAS B. TAFT.
Warren, o., Oct. 80, Is72-St'
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ESTATE ofAlexander DiIley, decd.
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoin-
tea snd qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF Alexander Dlley. decd, late OF
TrumbulI Co. Ohio. AAkON K. DILLEY.
Bazetta, Oct. 50, lS72-3Js
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81. BY carrying large lines, it saves expense
and much trouble.

Its policies are issued for large amounts
on drst-classr risks, and in the event OF loss
the policy holder mas but one Company to
deal with, and one proOftO make IN settle
ment; whereas under ordinary -eircumstan-
ces he has a number OF companies to deal
with, before a settlement can be effected.
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q. By virtue of an order ofsale issued put of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County. Ohio. in the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered, I v levied on
and shall expose to public sale at n door
of Court o in the city Of Warren,
Ohio on
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DIssOInTION OF PARTNER

P. H. BEAN, AuctiOneer.
Oct 2S-2t
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GTRIPED OTTOMAN SHAWLS.
Oand OttOman Scarfs. and Paisley Shawls
cheap. at the New York Store.
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OHERIFF,S SALE.

DThe State Of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS.
John Jehu & Co. In Trumbun Com
VS.. fmOn Pleas.
Samuel Davis, ct. al. }
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbuu
county, Ohio, in the ABOVE named case, to
me directed and delivered, I have levied
upon and hall expose to public sale at the
door of the Court House in the city Of War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, Nov. 80, 4. d. 1872,
at -four o'clock, p. m, Of said lay, the fol-
lowing described land and tenementS, situ-
ate in the township OF Hubbard, county OF
Trumbull and State of Ohio, and is on the
south side Of the read leading from Hubbard
to Middlesex, u is bounded on the north
by said road; on the east by an alley; on the
south by lands ofThOmas E. Perry, and on
the west by lands Of Edwards, and is the
same land sold to said Samuel Davis by
Crawford, Davis 9
G w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, Warren. o., Oct, 80, loI2-5t
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Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Rents, Leases. and all descriptions Of Prop
eTty IlSlTed against Fire, al Current
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SATTEENS. EN-
Opress Cloths, Empress Plaids, Brinian-
tines MOhatrs. For the richest goods and
fuH assortment, go to the New York store.
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SATURDAY. Nov. gOtb, A. n. 1S79.

at one O'Clock p. m. of said day the follow
ing described land and tehements. situate
in the township of Braceville in said county
and State, and is known as part-of original
lot No. one ~ in original survey of said
township, and bounded as fOllows: On the
north by lands of Elizur Wright; on the
east by lands Of Vim. P. Reed; on the
south by lands owned by s. 81. Goodrich; on
the west by lands owned or occupied by J..
c. Johnson, containing t~hirty-nine acres
and s~ix-tentbs(39 6-lW subject TO the dover
Of Fischa Barnum. Appraised at s..
Terms Cash. G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherih7s Office, Oct. 50, IS72-5t.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Oct. 80,

CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State of Ohio, Trumbulr County, IS.
Lydia and John Miller. VS.. Buel Sager, et.al.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
County Ohio, in the above named case to
me directed and delivered, l nave levied
upon and shall Expos to public sale at the
door of the Court House in the city OF War
IN nhHn IN
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7 YON'S VELvETS, & GIMPS,
neap, at the New York store. A.WENTZ.
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.DLACKA AND COLORED SILKS.
Dand French Poplins, the richest and the
cheapest can be found in great variety at
the New York Store. 4. WENIZ.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State of Ohio, Trumbull County, SIS.
John Smith, In Trumbull Com
vs.. Smon Pies.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
THE TAX ON THE FRAUDULENT DEBT.


Mr.. Neagle, Comptroller-General, in
August, wrote to Governor Scott urging
him to have a special tax levied to pay
the interest ON the whole debt of the
State, legal and illegal. Since then the
Convention of the Republican party met
and put in their platform n plank plcdg-
ing themselves to suspend the payment
of interest on every bond which has a
shadow of suspicion.
Mr.. Nenele now goes bNtk OH this
platform OF his party, which he helped to
make as member of tho Convention.
Should Mr.. Ncaglc attempt to force n
levy of this tax now, let the people resist
Its collection; SO snys the Colambin Caro-
liniah and the Charleston Courier, and
so say We.
Are ali the pledges made by the Moses
party to be redeemed in this way. God
forbid!
The great issue before our State now
is to prevent this attempt to lay and
collect spccial tax to pay an alleged in
debtedncss which acknowledged to have
] cen issued and used i'll fraud. State
Auditor Gary, says he hus been removed
because he refused to join i'll this plot to
rob still further this outraged people.
Let us take our destiny in our own
hnnds and resist this tax by every means
i'll our power.
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CGUyI.YEb]JIlB|'IES5lHEJi B
SHHEIgHETF,s SALES.

BY virtue of suhdry executions to me di-
.rectedt will sell to thelliiglseSt bidder.
at Orangebrrg Court House, on the
filst Monday in November merit for
cash, the following property, viz; go
All that tract of land eontaihiig 900
acres, nipre Or less, in the Fork 'of. Etlisto
bounded by lands Of David ,smoak BEN.
jamin Pozer, David Board. Worrnn
Smoke dna tEdista, Rivers. Iseisa on
as the property of Isaac s.. ,Genninea. at
the suit ofNoriian A Btil. 10 90 sold
i'll tw0ltracks, i-lsss{.l q.
ALSO,
l House and Lot in the Town Of
Orangeburg, situated ut tho cothct of
Market and Amelia streets. Containing
about acre, bounded on the east by W.
NJ. Hnts6n' ana South BY IT. H. Kiggs.
Levied ON as the property of Elizabeth
Marchnnt, Mt thesuit of George Boliycr.
Clerk of Court.
!, sherif's Once orangcburg c. H., s.
H. RIGGS, 8. &C.