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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
T. J. M'Lain 81 Son.
w arren, Ohio.

We offer for sale the following properly:
Fdrm IN Greene. One hundred and fffty
acres of excellent land situate u mile
northwest OF the center OF Greens town
ship. Good buildings. barns, granary. sheds
for . cattles n young, bearing orchard;
good water. There is an unopened stone
quarry on the farm. Fifteen acres OF good
timber, viii sell for forty dollars per acre
Part down and nine years time ON balance:
Or VII take az part pays smaller farm near
Warren -rll.
Mehi0Gn Fdrm.-One hundred n sixty
acres In Kent Co., Michigan, for sale, or
trade for property IN Trumbuh county
good dwelling and barn,B acres improved,
balance good timber four miles from Rail-
road station; good markets. living water.
&c. astream large enough to rad logs run.
/ through the farm Saw mill near by.
Price $500. Terms easy. - &nIlIF
A nice Farm Iust one mile from Court
House, fifteen acres OF land, partly m
proved and partin timber good water barn,
fruit trees, &c Comfortable dwelling.
Price $500. Part down. and time on balance.
A great bargain.
$500. Nearly new dwelling on Vine St.
in good n-eighborhood. $1,000 down and
time on rest.
$500 for dwelling and three lots on Lfbessy
street, west side.
s575. Desirable lot for building. situate in
upper part OF city, in good locality. S0o
doWn-time on balance. d
WGHted.-A person who has two new bug
giles desires TO trade them for an eligible
building lot Call soon; will trade one or
both; buggies have never been used.
OheT ROpeTtH-We have pieces not adj
yertised; IL Yen want anythingin real estate
do not fail to give us a car, and We viii try
and suit you.
For ReRL-DweIings and Rooms for rent.
Call at once and be suited
July 8. lS2
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Here is another Liberal" lie, got
up with rare continuance to deceive
the public into the belief thatSenator
Sumner is for Greeley as against
Grant. Sumner did write a letter a
year ago to l.. q. Reavis, of st. Louis,
favoring Greeley as against Grant for
the Republican nomination in 1872
This letter has just been published,
with its date altered to the present
time, and its last two lines omitted
The fraud as to date is a glaring per-
version of the whole meaning OF the
letter, which was to favor Greeley's
nomination by the Republicans, and
not at all to favor his election as the
Democratic candidate. Mr.. Sumner
has properly and promptly exposed
the false-dealing of the "Liberalii
liars with his year-old correspen-
dence.-Clevelsnd Leader.
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EGAI. NOTICE

llCOurt OF Common Pleas, Trumbuu Co.
Onlo, Q Smith, VS. Robert Otis, Henry
h Otis, Lucy OtSandM Mary L b. Otis.
Henry II. Otis n Mary LIB. Otis, whose
place OF residence is unknown, will take
notice hat on the 9th day OF July, A. d.
1872, John Smith He'd his petition IN the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Trumbul, and State or Ohio.
against the said Robert Otis, Henry H. Otis,
Lucy Otis and Mary L B. Otis, defendants,
setting forth that said defendants gave q
mortgage to the said John Smith, on GER
tain and sttuate in the township OF John
ston, and bounded and described as follows:
Known as part Of Lot No.. lin LIST division
Of lands in said township. and is bounded
IS follows: commencing at the northeast
corner Of lands owned by Henry Simonds
and running north on west Inc OF lands
owned by Daniel Dunbar rods TO lands
owned by Eliza A. Chase; thence west 20
rods to the center OF the north and south
center road leading to the center Of Gusta-
yus; thence south 5 rods; thence east 20 rods
to the place Of beginning, containing 100
rods OF land, to secure the payment Of four
hundred n forty dollars, with Interest
from April IA, lS7l, and praying that said
may pay said sum now claimed
said premises may be sold to pay the same,
and that the said Henry II. Otis and Mary
L B. Otis, are notified b they are reGuired
TO appear n answer said petition by the
3ist day Of August A. d. IS72 or the same
will be taken as confessed, inc judgment
and decree rendered accordingly. M
r. W. RATLIFF,
Atty for John Smith.
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-r Gold closed firm. on Monday, at
. New York, at 1143a114s.
A general rise in the iron markets
Ofthis country took place last week.
Williams College at its last commence
ment conferred upon General Garfield
the degree Of Doctor Of Laws.
In the report efsn Ashtabula cheese
factory occurs the extraordinary state
merit that - COED deal Of milk is sDGsted
in families BY giving Is to children for
food"
sEagy a.a-a1I g.
The reunion Of the members Of the
bar, for ths Ninth Judicial District,
which was to be held at Put.in-Bay, the
18th or July, has fof some reason been
postponed.
Although JEFF Davis hasn'ta very ex-
altsd opinion Of Horace Greeley-thinks
he was rather bitter in the expression Of
his opinions regarding the Democratic
party-yet he feels &c strained to vote
for the as Ehe spoke TO Bail-him.
Agent Adams, Of the Los Pinos
Indian; Agency, in Colorado, reports
70 the Indian bureau under date Of
July ID, that the rumors that the In
dams are preparing for hostilities, are
without any foundation whatever.
The Ne0 Yorker DeuaokrGt ranks
among the most important Of German
newspapers in the United States, and its
influence with the Germans is great.
The opposition OF the DeuloErat to the
present Administration was hailed by
the Democrats aad d~issfeeted Republi-
cans as an evidence OF the general ten
disney Of the Germans, and its expires
sichs were quickly caught up and widely
circulated. Tho Demokyat favored the
Cincinnati movement strongly, and has
3 been counted upon with certainty as an
efficient supporter Of the Greeley and
Brown ticket But 1t nov heartily sup
ports Grant and Wilson ~
Afew months since the Tgi5une, while
under the mansgensntaof NJ. Greeley,
smoke Of b. Gratz Brown as that red
headed viIlsin that played the traitor to
the Republican party in Missouri"
The man whom he stigmstfzed as a
villain and e traitor is one with whom
Greeley Q frAternizes-is On intimate
tsrms with ; their names are associated
rs sspirAnts for The highest offices in the
rln OF the people. Such s9the man to
whom the Democrats have given their
adhesion ; 3 man who was onlya short
since publicly denounced 8 s above
- present c~olleagues5 is NOES -.
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Dispatches from Madrid, Spain, state
that an attempt was made to assassinste
King Amadeus and his wife, Victoria,
about the hour Of midnight, July 10Th.
The King and Queen were returning
from the Palace Garden to the Palace
when they were fired upon by party
conveniently located They escaped
without injury. Tue assassins were
fred upon by the escort, and one OF
them was killed Immediately, and the
remaining four captured and held as
prisoners. The affair created the utmost
excitement, the entire population hast
ened to the scene.
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What is Meant BY q Return Of Demo-
Gratis TO Power,

The brain, the heart, the soul of the
present Democratic party is the rebel
element of the South. with its Northern
allies and sympathizers. 1t is rebel at
the core to-day. 1t would come into
power with the hate, the chagrin, the
wrath, the modification Of ten bitter
years 10 impel and guide its steps. It
would devore itself TO taking of or re-
ducing tax after tax until the Treasury
was deprived of the means of paying in
terest on the national debt, and would
hail the tidings Of national bankruptcy
with unalloyed gladness and unconcesl-
ed EMULATION. Whatever chastisement
may be deserved by our national sins,
we must hope that this disgrace and
humiliation-wiH be spared us.-HoRACE
GREELEY. February, 1871.
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81 Duringthe last three years the losses
to the Government in the customs de-
partmenthsv been only $4,000 out of
over $500, 100000 Of collections. And
during the last eleven years, out Of
transactionsAtth the Treasury department,
involving over SIS, OOO. OOO, 600, the losses
have averaged only one dollar in every
million. No other government in the
world a show a better civil service
record than this, q
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. In an interview with q New York
Herald reporter, at Long Branch, Gen.
Porter said: MANY Of the leading DEM
,ocrats are thoroughly disguised with
the nomination Of Horace Greeley. We
have received several letters from lead
ing Democrats-Ro mere political sol
diers of fortune. but Democrats Of good
standing and lifelong reputation-who
hzye announced their intention Of taking
the stump for Grant against Greeley"
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The following item from Brick Ponce
roy's Democrat heretofore the stand by
OF the Constitution, certainly indicates
that the two papers at present do not
agree in political matters. The Democrat
says:
The Warren (Ohio) Constitution saws
that the Baltimore Convention made
Greeley and Brown Democrats. Yes,
aboutas much as the Irishman's kittens
We're loaYes OF bread because born in an
oven"
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RCTIn

The elections during the pYesen
year will be held as follows:
North Carolina, August ]. o.
kentucky, August 5.
Montana Territory, August 8.
Utah Territory, August 5.
New Mexico Territory, Sept. 1.
California, September 2.
Vermont, September 8. o
Maine, September 8.
Colorado Territory. Sept. 10.
Dakota Territory, October 8.
Indiana, October, s.
Iowa, October s.
Nebraska, October S.
Ohio, October g.
Pennsylvania, October s.
South Carolina, October Is.
West Virginia, October "a.
Alabama, November 5. m
Arkansas. November 5.
Delaware, November 5.
Florida, November 5.
Georgia, November 5. .
Illinois, November 5. :
Kansas, November s.
Louisiana, November 5.
Maryland, November 5.
Massachusetts,, November 5.
Michigan, November 5.
Minnesota, November 5.
Mississippi. November 5.
Missouri, November s.
Nevada, November 5.
New Jersey, November 5.
New York, Noyember5 5.
1uTennessee. November 5.
Virginia, November5.
Wisconsin. November 8.
Arizona Territory, November s. 4.
District of Columbia, November "a
The Presidential election will occur
in all the States on the 5th day o.
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TIME WESTWARD.
sTArI0Ns. Ne. D Ma

Eastward bound passengers BY Trains No.
u audi nave no changeofcars to New York.
At HorneiIsVflle one OF the famous Palace
rawinR Room Coaches OF the Erie line Is
ATTACHED to Train No. s Connections At
NeadVflle. Union and Corey for the OIL
Regions; { Corning for Rochester andpoints
on theNeU York Central; and at Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, BOs-
ton and all points In New England.
westward bound passengers by 1rainsN No.
j and& go through to Cincinnati without
change, making connections with M Lou
1syille Short Line, or the mall steamers, for
points In the South, southwest, M for sta
in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sAs and Colorado Also at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha. andtAen north
west o. Ff---1t
For additional information as 70 time.
fare. and connections, apply % the local
agent, asking for d Via he ATTAIN
Tic q GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE .fal-4lE7 4
No @stop-oyerSaHowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to
their first stoppfugplaee. and may then re-
purchase nom that point to destination.
H. T. sWEETSER, Manager.
w. 3. SHATTUC
GENT. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Meadvile, Pa,
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MARRIAGEs.
Marriage Notices inserted Gratis.


On the 4th inst, at the Parsonage in War
Ten. by e j. L. Darsie. pastor Disciple
Church, Mr.. JOSEPH L0EHNER, and
Miss ALICE FOX.
In Warren. Friday, July 18th, by Rev. n. P.
Bailey, Mr.. ROBERT ROBERTSON, and
Mis- 81 TEES. -
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The Cincinnati Commercial has already
gone into the Cabinet making business,
and its first cast Of Cabinet for Greeley
includes the name OF the notorious Dana.
1t can do a more useful job Of cabinet
making by building a little coffin for
the Democratic party.
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The Irreclaimable DEMONSTRATING
From q Hard Shell. Is.
From the Chicago Times.

t"When we come to die next Novem-
ber," said an honest delegate in the
| Wisconsin Democratic Convention,
1--WE shall wish we had not abandoned
the path of virtue. When the polls
close and the gates of the spoils of
office are shut against uE, and the
sable curtains of inevitable political
defeat encompass US about and we
hear the voice Of the angelic Conkling
crying Depart, ye aecursed fools,
who sold yourselves to the head devil
of all political Tillainy, and battered
your moral influence and political
responsibility with your worst, enemy
for the hope of the spoil; yea, even
contracted your narrow souls for a
revisionary interest in a hopeless
undertaking; get We forth into the
place prepared from the beginning
for such irreclaimable duneesr' then
shall we look back and say, ~"aecursed
be our folly and stupidity Had we
not listened to the voice of the
tempter,-even the forked tongue of
Bill Tweed and the Blair family
we had certainly saved from this
uttermost depth of political damna-
ton at least our moral influence and
self-respect. Alas! these, too, have
we sacrificed for naught."
The only road Of safety is the road
of honest adherence to principles,
whether the result should be success
or failure; by pursuing this road the
Democracy cannot lose their moral
Dower-their political responsibility.
| BY any other road, they hazard not
only defeat, but moral and political
damnation. BY the Greeley road,
they march to certain defeat, and to
the certainty of losing both moral
power and political responsibility.
The proposed sell-out of the Democ-
racy to Greeley is a proposition to
contract the Democratic soul to the
devil. "When we come to die next
November" we shall discover the
stupidity of our folly and the fatality
of its consequences. We shall dis
cover that the devil, as the purchaser
of the souls of Democratic fools, is an
u~nrelenting master.
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inTMT

The Union Republican voters Of Trumbul
County, are hereby notified thai CouVen-
ton vii be held At Warren, on
Tuesday, August 20, 1879,
1t IL O'Clock, a. M, for the purpose Of nomi-
Probate Judge, One CLERK OF the Court one
Commissioner, and One Innrr1ary Director.
The raHo OF approximation in said Con-
vention. win be one delegate for zach MY
votes cast for Governor Noyes IN 1e71. and
one delegate for zach nnal traction OF not
less than twenty-five votes but in al cases
giving TO each township OF elecuon pre-
ted 70 hfty or not zo .titl-s ~ sT-L
Upon this basis the representation VIII be
a fnllnWE- to-Nit.
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For the Campaign.

The CHRONICLE will be sent to
u~bseribers during the Presidential
Campaign Of 1872, or from the middle
OF June to the middle OF November
five months-at the following reduced
rates, the money always to be paid in
advance - ist .5ou euBtHrser .
Single subscribers.-...".a~... % cts.
Club Of 5 to the same postohfce SS.O9
g /" 10" +" b.VO.
A copy of the paper viii be sent
free to the person getting up q club OF
five, ten, or more. 8,
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Primary meetings forthe selection Of dele,
gates win be held at the usual places o.
holding elections. on Saturday evening
August Il. at ~ o~'clock.fiS vrc T. Tl
ORLANDO MORGAN, Chairman,
is I'll McL&T; u, sec'y.sga4s
o TRURsDELLs
80 3li4 &. SPEAR JR.,
Warren O., July II.
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
AAND LOT FOR SAIE-On Bazstta sd.
IN the city Of Warren. known as The Fearns
property. House new, large and CONVENE
ents excellent cellar, two God barns. and
other out buildings all in good repair. VIII
be sold on easy terms. Call at the ONCE OF
RatliH & Moses, Market st., or at the store
Of Fearns-& Gray. Main st. lapr. loft
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REPuRL1cAN sTlTE TICKET.

FOR ser o. aaS-A.L wIKoFF. ofAdaDs.
eQfSHp. cbuys-JNo. WELSH Of Athens
MembeT BID Pub. Torks-R. R. PORTER. OF
Stark. rr- "a ls-umaa 80
Senatorial Eectors-J. c. LEE, Of lucas; AL
laf5la PaONSO HART, Of Portage.
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The Republican voters OF 70.
are hereby notified thafa Convention viii
be held at Warren, on co.. M
Wednesday, July 81. 1872
at II O'Clock, 8. m, for the purpose OF nomi'
= mating q candidate for Representative tc
Congress from the 18th District OF OHIO.
The ratio Of representation Pm said Con-
vention will be one delegate for each one
hundred and es5y votes castin1Ei for GOV.
Moves. q one delegate for each ma
fraction Of not less than seventy-nye votes
but each township or election precinct VIII
be entitled 70 one delegate. whether its vote
amounted TO one hundred q ATTY or not
Upon this basis Trumbun County VIII be
entitled TO Is delegates, as follows: HUB
bard z Warren, LIST ward. 2 Weathersheld 2
and every other towship and. election pre-
cinct one delegate each.
Primary meetings TO select delegates viii
be held Saturday evening, July eth. at ~
O'Clock, at the usual places Of holding cleo
tens 3. b. PERKINS.
WM. RITEZEE,
GOm-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FoR cLIRK oF rHE coURT

Subject to the decision Of the Republican
Nominating Convention, I VIII be 9 eandl-
date for the Office Of CLERK OF the Court OF
Common Pleas ofTrumbun county,.
ALBERT WATSON.
Warren, o. July u. 1879.
n. c. HART, Of Hubbard, viii be q eandi-
date for the once Of Clerk If the Court OF
Common Pleas, subisct to the action Of the
Trumbun County Republican Nominating
Convention.
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A II

A ENACTMENT.
IA CrOne & Lewis, Pitts, vs.. John Curtis,
Defendant. Before BENZ. Maltby, Justice
OF the Peace OF Pennington township,
Trumbu1 county, Ohio.
On the 2Ist day OF June, A. D. 1872. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF tWenty-one dol
lars and seventy two cents
CRONE & LEWIS.
Pennington. JulyH IS75-sts
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Republican Congressional District
GnnTenfinn.


There will be & Delegate Convention ofthe
ReonbIican voters Of the XIXth Congress
sional District OF Ohio, composed Of the
eouutiee of A~shtabula, Lake, Geauga, Por-
tage y Erumbull. al the City OF warren
on wednesday, July Slst at IL O'Clock, a
M. TO nominate 6 candidate for Member o.
Congress, and also for Presidential Electors
The basis OF representation in said Con.
vention will be delegate Tor each ont
hundred and hfty votes cast for Gov. Noyes
in October, ISL. and an additional delegate
70 each Township or Ward having a nnal
fraction o. seYenty-1ye votes or upwards
Each ToVnship or Ward in the District to
be entitled 10 at least n delegate, giving
each county the following number Of dele
gAteS: rs.,
y
%
Said deleeates to be selected at b time
and in the mode designated BY the ]
Congressional Committee in their respee'
II. Z. PERKINS, Trumbun Co. q
VIZ. RFrEzEL.
JOIN MAHARG. Portage CO.
VIZ. GRINNELs
10. CoEvKRsE- Geauga Co.
G., "a. ORD
AARON WILCOX Lake Co.
70 GEo. ". cL1HEET. q &
WI eExFzAS.A satabula Co.
s I'll W. R-HowLAND,
Congressional COMMITTEES.
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MIR. A. P. MINER, Contractor of
Ilmail route No. 9l39, running daily
from GnstaYus TO Burg Hi via Kfnsman,
wishes TO give notice 70 the public that he
has provided himsely with a pleasantndinK
coach, and Ia now prepared to carry pas
sengers and baggage 70 all points on the
route a July II.
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