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UNTTED sFATEs OFFTcFRs.

|, Ulysses s. Grant, OF illinois, Presi-
dent.
shuyler Colfax, of Indiana, Vice
President.
James CT. Blaine, of Maine, Speaker
Of the House Of Representative.
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STATE OFFICERS.
Executive.

III. @. Warmoth, Governor,
o. J. Dunn, Lieutenant Governor.
George E. Bovee, Secretary of State,
J. Gralam, Auditor.
A. Dubluclet, State Treasurer.
Simeon Belden, Attorney General.
Simeon Belden, Attorney General.
I. w. Conway, Superintendent Of
Public Education.
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ARMY.

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General.
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6 Whitehall Street, New York.
Jan. g, 1872 -6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF
Il. j. M'Lai 81 Son,
" Ohio.

IN CONNECTION WITH CUR
lBanking and Insurance business.w we have
established a department for the negotia-
ton OF Real Estate, and Oun-serEfess are
hereby rendered to the public In his diree.
Lon. We propose 70 sell, buy or exchange.
OF city or country Real Estate, Parties who
desire to sell their property, will be very
likely to md a eustomerb by placing the same
in our hands for sale: whilst those who wish
to buy are invited to call and examine our
list before buying elsewhere. No charge for
showing property or giving information
We make no charge unless a sale is effected
through our Agency. Our list will b
changed weekly. At present we offer:
I. Building Lot on Atlantic ST.. near Ma
honing Avenue, Lot 5SxlS0 feet. Price $500:
one-third down, balanceo on time.
2. Fine large House and Lot on South st.
handy TO Furnace, Rolling Mill and Depot
lust the place for a cheap boarding house
Price $500; 1000 down, balance on time.
8 Two vacant Lots, Buckeye Street. west
side; 5OxlS2 feet; nice for small homes; $500
each; payments Easy.
4. Three story Brick Store building on
Main Street; one Of the best stands in the
city; very cheap and terms easy.
8 Dwelling with six rooms, cellar, we'll,
cistern- &c, &c, on SCHOOL, Street. Price $500,
part on time.
g. Two hundred and fifty acres OF timber
land in Butler county, Kentucky. Price
Sl50O, part on time, or will trade for proper
ty in city or country.
=. Two vacant Lots, Liberty Street. west
side; 5OxllG cheap at 500 each. Payments
easy.
8. Nice Dwelling n Lot on Bazetta road;
six rooms, cellar, ~cistern, fruit trees, good
garden, &c. Price 5000. one-haf down, bal
auee on time.
9. One hundred and sixty acres in Chase
county, Kansas; l60 acres in Butler county,
Kansas; 50 acres in Gage county ,Nebras-
~ka-goOd land; three to five dollars an
acre; part on time. VIII trade for city
property.
10. Good building lot on Clinton Street
price SIX 500 down; year on balance. Lot
5Oxl00.
II. Dwellings and Rooms all over town for
rent.
Feb. l., Is72-Iyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The flare up in England over the
Washington Treaty question continues
to he an exciting theme, if the language
and temper of some Of their speakers
and newspapers may be taken as an in
dex of the situation v there. Our
people at Washington do not seem to
scare at all at the surly blnster Of the
Johnny Bullies, who seem to be mao at
themselves for being so dull as to have
our side get the upper hand in theques-
ton. Mondays Washington news says
that there are no new developments, al
though, as has been already stated, our
Government is not disposed to modify its
its statementof the case. No formal reply
can be made to Lord Granville's note 70
Schenck, until the exact text is received,
which is expected toward the close OF
this week. There has been much inter
est bat no marked excitement at the po-
sitioa of affairs, nor apprehension that
even should England recede from the
treaty, results would follow more serl-
Gus in their consequences, than existed
before il was negotiated. Nothing has
ever been hinted in ofncial circles about
strengthening our national aefenses to
to meta possible contingency, and no
one has publicly expressed the opinion
that such measures would become neees-
sary. 1t is reported in executive quar-
ters that our government is willing to
abide by the result OF the tribunal of ar
bitrators, in all matters submitted to
their determination, and will expect 8
corresponding degree Of good faith on
the part Of the British government
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
THE AIABAMA CLAIMS.

5f THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, February 1.-THE follow
ing is especial dispatch to the New
York World: The conflict of opinion
in England on the Alabama claims
increaes. A meeting of workmen
will soon be held TO oppose the course
of the British government, and
demanding the Immediate settle
ment of the claims, the sum paid to
the United States to be subsequently
recovered of the builders of the yes
sells which caused damages. A party
in parliament are preparing a move
for the resignation Of the present Min
istry, on the ground of its laundering
incapacity, and the formation of a
Cabinet which shall propose a set
Element of the American claims on a
new basis.
The Daily News asserts that pub
sentiment in Germany is strong in its
condemnation of the course pursued
by the United States government in
connection with the Alabama claims.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply to a cues
ton in the House of Commons to-day,
stated that the case of the American
government submitted to the Geneva
board of arbitration bad not yet been
printed, ahd it would, therefore, be
unjust to publish the document here
at present.
PRAYERS FOR PEACE.
Prayers were Offered yesterday in
all the churches at Sheffield for the
prevention of war between England
and the United Ststes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
Albert Watson, Agent.
Hartford Fire insurance Co..
Assets ~S9.97s,o19 90.
STATE OF OHIO,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.


Whereas, The HARTFORD FIRE NSU-
RANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford,
in the State Of CooEecticut, has fied fn'this
lOhic6 a sworn statement, by the proper
officers thereof showing its condition and
business, and has complied, in all respects,
with the laws OF this State relating to Fire
Insurance Companies. B
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of law, /.
James Williams. Auditor OF the State OF
Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Company
Is authorized TO transact its appropriate
business OF Fire Insurance in his State, in
accordance with law, until the Slst day OF
January, A D. 1873. The condition and BUSH
ness OF said Company at the date OF such
statement dec. 81. ls7I,is shown as follows:
AMT Of actuRlpaid mp Capitals 900, 600 60
Aggregate amount 81 available 2
2,942.O6i Is
Aggregate amt Of Liabilities. (ex- 7 -
Dept oapital.) including re-insa-
Eahee.vT---~-.--y-.--r,-.- l,sz9,sds 81
Amount OF Income for the prece-
ding year In ...- 2.lI4l49 IL
Amount Of Expenditures for III
preceding year in cash-----.... 2.s75,0 / Is
lSeall In wit1ess whereof, I have hersupto
subscribed my name, and caused the
Seal Of my ONCE to be ahixed,t heday
and year above written. .z
1 JAMES WILLIAMS,
Feb l3lt Auditor Of state.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

In the wonderfnTmedicino 20 which the Ef1ict-
ed arc above pointed for rcllet the discoveTeT
believes be has combined IN eargaany more OF
Nature's most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instilled into the vegetable king
dom for healing the sick than were ever before
combined in one medicine. The evidence o fthis
fact Is found in the great variety Of most obsti-
nate diseases which thas been found to conquer,
In the cure Of Bronchitis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages OF CQneump-
tiOn, it has astOnished the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce Il the greatest
medical discovery Of the age. While Il eures the
seve-est Coughs, it siren gthens the system and
purifies the blood. By is great and thor
ohch blood Purifying properties, it cures all
HumOrs, from the worst Ser0lula 10 3
cammon Hioteh, PimpIe, or Eruption.
efects, arc eradicated. and vigorous health and q
sound constitution established ErystpelaS,
salt Rheum, Fever SOres, SeaIy or
Rough skin, in short. all the numerous dis
powerful purifying and inv CORA ting medicine.
= IF Won feel DALI drC w-y. deb fitated. have sal
low color Of skim, or ~yellowish brown spots on
lace or BODY, fequeHt hea dach0 or dizziness, had
taste in mouth, internal heat Or rhils, altenated
with hot Pushes, low spirits. and gloomy fore
bodinrs. irregular appetite, and tongue coated,
You. are suffering nom Torpid Liver or
"BiIi0usuoss.S An many cases or" LlEer
O0mpiatuto only part orthese symptoms
are ey5erieneei. As a REMEDY ior all such cases,
n Ffarce's Golden Medical Discovery has No
elual a. Il eG-cts perfect cUres leaving The Nv
er strengthened and healthy. For TIE cure Of
Hahftual Gonsti patiOn Of the bowels ii
Is a nsfer hIling remedy, and those who have
usel IT, for this purpose are loud in lis praise.
The proprietor Offers fi.eOo reward for a me0-
cine that will oqual IL for the cure OF all the DIS
eases Tor which II Is recOnlmended-
Sold Nv d~-urgfsts at 81 per bottle. Prepared by
RI. Pierce. Nd. Sole Proprietor, at lis Chemf-
al Iahoratorv- fs9 Seneca street. RufalO, NJ Y.
lend yonr address fer a pamphlet,
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The Tariff and Revenue.

The discussion in the w avs andMeans
Committee in regard to the course
to be pursued concerning revenue and
tariff, have progressed so far as to
show that the proposition to report a
dividend bill to the House will not be
adopted. The indications now are
that a bill reducing the revenue about
forty millions will be reported by the
middle of next month. This is less
than the temper of the House at pres
ent would justify, Many who do not
wish any change IN the tariff are anx-
ious TO have the Senate Finance Com
mittee report before the Ways and
Means are ready, and send a revenue
bill to the House, when the old ques-
tons Of the rights of the respective
Houses will be pretty sure to carry the
measure over 70 the next, session.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death ee-ObhtSGTEJ five esHts per Eigs
In Liberty, Jan. o, 1872, Mr.. JAMES H.
CAMPBELL, son Of Hue and Jane Camp
bell, aged . ~years-disease consumption.
Feb 5th, at North bloomfield Mrs. EDITH
SEALY, in her S0th year.
Newton Falls, Feb. 10th, of heart disease,
WILLIAM c.. youngest son OF William
and Sarah Bell, aged 2 years, 2 months
and five days.
Another lamb in Jesus fold,
Another earth-chain riven,
The IDOL OF our household band,
Our Willie is in heaven.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

In the Ohio Senate the majority OF
the committee on privileges and cleo
tons has reported in favor of giving
the seat 10Y occupied by John ID.
Kemp, Democrat, from the Montgom-
ery-Preble District, TO James sayIer,
on the ground that theYotes OF the dsi-
aided soldiers in the National Home
near Dayton, should have been re-
.eeived. The question is the special
order for to-day, and lively time will
be had. sesf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

HOME AND HEALTH.-The February
number of this useful and Instructive
periodical has been received. We per-
hsps can give the reade= unfamiliar with
this magazine a literally fair idea of its
character by noting the titles of the
leading articles it contains, viz: The
Health of Our Women. How to See
Down a Well. Conversations about
Health. My Little Daphne. Qualities
of a Good Nurse. Long Sleepers and
Short Sleepers. The Care Of Infancy
Clothing for Childred. How to Keep
Well, etc, etc. Terms Sl.50 a year in
advance. Address W. r. De Puy &
Brother, Publishers, sO5 Broadway, New
York. ..-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

il THE State of Ohio TrumbRlI County. IS
In the Court Or Common Pleas. JOhn
Rrainard. vs. Orrin Gates
This suit IS brought to recover S2l6.00 and
interest from April list, 1871, on a prOmissoHy
note Of defendant for that amount, payable
to plaintiff or order six months rom date.
with interest at ten per cent, dated April lisa
ISL, and to subject property Of defendant
in this county, III debts due to hum, to the
satisfaction OF the Judgment recovered. The
defendant is required TO answer herein by
the third Saturday after six weeks nom this
date or documentary be taken against him
HUTCHINS, FUTILE &SFUEb-
Jan 30, lST2-6t Att'ys for Plt'G>
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The st. Paul Dispatch speaks of the
fact that at no time has the Temper
anee question forced itself so persis-
tently and universally before the
Legislature of Minnesota as at the
present session. At least ten thous-
and petitioners ask for a liquor law
on the plan Of the Ohio law, which
seems to be the favorite law, and
which law is referred to in almost
every petition presented.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

Yeas-Messrs Amos, Beach, Beavis,
Bell Rrinsmade. Easement, Gage,
Gardner, Hardesty, Hart. Howard,
Jenner, Kemp, Knox, Leeds, McDow-
ell, Murphy, Nash, Newman, Parker,
Putnam, Schiff, Smith, Stimson,
Thompson, UpdegraR, Wales, Wright,
.Young.-29.
Nays Messrs. Boesel, Holden,
Jones of Licking, Jones of Trumbull,
PatrfoE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The desth. suddealy Of heart disease,
of ex-senator James W. Crimes is an
uounced to have taken place at his home
IN Iowa. Senator Grimes was long a
saemSer Of the United States Senate.
lie was enc Of the Republican Senators
that voted in favor Of Andrew Johnson
on the impeachment trial. He soon
afterwards resigned his ssst and went to
Europe in search of health.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

Too MUcH.-They have an idea in
London that the american case" will
probably exceed the indemnity exacted
Of France by Germany, which is nine
hundred millions of dollars; but q
claims, we think, viii be something less
than eight hundred millions. What is
the use, then, Of all this English uproare
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The Rev. Peter Cartwright, the fa-
nous Methodist Episcopal preacher,
was striker with paralysis, on Mon
day, at his home in Sangamon eoun-
.ty, H., and is lying at the point OF
death. He is IN his eighly-seYenth
year, and has been in the ministry for
sixty-eight years. sly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

On ACCOUNT OF pnor health 1
OwGnt to sell the farm on which I reside,
c5ntaining about IL acres,a few rod east OF
Curtis Corners, - in Greene, Trumbull Co,
Ohio. on the east and west center road lead
another farm. One-half mile east OF the
above. on the same road, consisting Of o
los acres. Price reasonable and terms easy.
LAUREN COLEMAN.
Greene Jan. 10, IS12-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The English Universities Boat
Race, between the crews of Oxford
and Cambridge, will be contested on
the Thames, OF the 18th OF March.
The latest betting in London, report
ed to the Herald by cable, Is in favor
of the cambridge men. III
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

The Ohio senAte mas passed biu ex-
empting members Of fire companies who
have served fyeeonsecative years, from
ailitary duties in time Of peace, and
from road work. The bill must pass
the House before becoming q law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
Saturday, March ?, A. D. 1872,
SHERIFF's sALE.-The State of

OHERIFF'S SALE-The State of
- Ohio, Trumbun county, IS.
James, A Murphy, In Trumbun Com
VS.. Smon Pleas.
Jno. Bingham, ct. all
By virtue OF an order of sale. issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbuu
County. in the above named case, and to me
directed and delivered, I have levied upon,
and shall expose to public sale at the door
OF the Court House, In the city Of Warren.
Ohio on
Saturday, Feb. Gath, A. D. 1879,
at three O'Clock. P. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described and q tenements, stu
ate in the county Of Trumbull, state OF
Ohio. and township Of Hubbard. village OF
COalburg, known as Lot No counting from
the south end OF q plat and survey OF five
acres anu one hundred rods OF land OF the
west side OF the ManOnfng o Company's
Railroad running from their Love to their
Long Bank; bounded on the west by land
occupied by said Railroad; on h north by
LAND OF II. 5. Jones; on the west by highway;
on the south by land Of A. Latten; contain
ing one acre OF land, and being the land
purchased by SAID Bingham ofHughA.LOv e
Appraised at -. Terms, Cash
G.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherifs Once. Warren. o. Jan "a. ls72-5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

A lamp explosion which occnrred In
Oil City, Pa. on the eth inst, resulted
in the entire distraction ct the National
Hotel, the Taylor HeEse. oil Exchange,
a branch Office OF the western Union
Telegraph, and two or three saloons.
The loss is estimated at $50. ZOO; partially
insured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14
.ARM FOR SALE.

u The subscriber offers for sale lS3 acres Of
land, situated in the southwest part OF
timhered. The land is well adapted to
grain or grazing. comfortable buildings and
a good orchard on the premises. The farm
Will be sold or traded for a smaller tract Of
land. For particulars enquire Of the SUBJ
scriber on the premises.
JOHN KNIFFIN.
Jan p. IS72-4ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-02-14

A free trade writer in the Atlantic
Monthly, after giving the statistics OF
the heavy production Of milk IN the
United States, proceeds to remark:
"We have said that q tax Of forty per
cent, on milk would at once provoke
resistance. Why should 1t be so? Sim
Div because every man would at once
see that his cost of subsistence, and
therefore the cost Of his production, had
bean increased in the exact sum OF the
tax. Suppose him to be a shoemaker;
he must at once charge more Tor MS
shoes, or 20 without milk and butter ;
and if n of his foreign competitors
should happen to pay no tax upon milk,
he can undersell him."
Precisely so, although our free trad
er did not see the point. II n Of
the shOemaker's foreign competitors
should happen to pay no tax upon
shoes, an Englishman or a Canadian,
for instance, he can undersell him.
We do not propose to tax his milk, or
the tea and coffee in which he uses 1t,
but we do put a tax upon his foreign
competitor. The free traders, on the
other hand, desire to tax our home
labor, and let its foreign competitors
go free.-PiHsbUrgh Commercial.
This personal paragraph appears in
the editorial column of the st. Louis
Democrat: 1.-The Chicago Tribune is
impressed with the Importance of the
signatures attached to the card issued
by the Liberal Republican of Cincin-
cinnati, in response to the call of the
Liberal Republicans of Missouri
There are four of misunderstanding
Cox, Colonel Stanley Matthews, Judge
Stalio and Judge Hosdley. Among
them there is not one who could car
~ his ward or township at a primary
election. There is an honest imbecili-
tk about Cox which has enabled him
to do a very large business on a very
small capital. Stanley Matthews is
the grasping Attorney OF Railroad
rings and corporations. and Is better
known for the exorbitance of his fees
than for the extent of his intellect
Judge Stallo is a muddy metaphysi-
clan, who has never yet astonished his
head by the consideration of a COM
mon sense topic and as for Judge
Hoadly, he has been trying for the
last ten OF fifteen years to go to Con-
gress, and accepts the fact that he has
not been accommodated as evidence
of the impending ruin of the the Re-
pulic."