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~DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

N By virtue Of an order to us directed from the
Probate Court Of the County Of Ashtahula anil State ~
Ohio. We shall expose to sale, bet Eeen the hours OF le
O'Clock A. VI. and 1 z. VI. on the 2d LAY OF August TO-
mon the premises. tie following descr he'd real estate,
TO wit: An undivided twO-thirds OF the following de-
scrined parcel Of land, subject to the life estate or
Wealthy Bond: Beginning at a maple stump standiag
near PVuatuning Greek bottom. it being the Southwest
corner Of said land, and known as part OF lot number
SIX stu tie in the township Of Vernon, County OF Trum-
buIl and state Of Ohio; thence rdnning North go. West.
eight rolls; thence East 90, North. twenty rolls; thence
south s2-, East, eight rods to a highway; thence West
along said Highway 10 the place Of beginning. contain
be paid at the deeease Of said Wealthy Bond Terms,
one third cash, and he residue n one year. with APP
proved Sesurii
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TIRE BY LIGHTNING.-We learn that
a barn belonging to Mr.. Wiley Of New
Lyme. was burned down on Saturday
last. having been struck by lightning
AShtdbuka S RtiRel.
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0pcllneh
years.

We learn by the Cleveland Herald. tina.
George Mygatt, Esq whose ably repre-
sented Cuyahoga County in the last Leg
islature, peremptorily declines a renom
~ination.
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On the Fourth of July the Elitor Of
the M,lledgeville (Ga.) Recorder, had in
his hands a drum thai was beaten at the
battles of Saratoga Cowpens, and Eutaw
Springs. The Savannah Volunteer
Guards are the possessors of this relic.
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Of OHIO. Trumbull County
In Court Of COMMON Pleas,
Jnhn CrriilIer. hef't.

vs.. PIN court OF Common fieds-
John Crriller. defL
Notice is hereby given. that said plaintiff has filed
his petition in said Court. against sail defendant, to
recover judgment against him for Sixty Two dollars
ard Seren,y-One cents. with interest thereon from
March 81, 1919: Also, Twenty-Sjx dollars and Forty
cents. and interest thereon from September ii. 1854.
for which amounts plaintiff prays Judgment Said
defendant is required to answer said petition by the
Goth day Of September, le5I
GE0kGE VI. FUTILE.
Irtr 90 ,5--6t. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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DEATH by LIGnTNING.-Mrs. Ollie, the
wife of Mr.. Jacob Ollie residing at
Doqn's Corners. East Cleveland, was
found dead in the house, having been
killed by lightning during the thunder
storm of Tuesday afternoon. She was
holding a child in her arms, and was
found lying on the floor with the child
unhurt near her.
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July. %, Sc
A FRAGMENT NOTICE.

N Joseph W. Weber, Plg.l Before ABB Lyman,
"a -. p. OF Kinsman
George II Bailey. Den- township, Trumbun
County, Ohio.
On The 10th day OF July, AID 1877, said Justice is
mel an orIer of attachment in the above action, FOR
the sum Of Twenty Seven dollars and forty nine cents.
co. 40 JOSEPH ". WEBER
Univ % y--3ws by X. HCLSE, Agent
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CRERIFF'S SALE AS SPECIAL


III TUE NUINETUTV
By virtue Ofan order OF sale, issued o1t OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, to mt
directed and delivered, ! have levied on. and shall ex-
pose to Public Sale, at the door OF the Court House. in
Warren. in said county, on the e9th day
Of Angus A d 1857, between the hours Of ~ o'clock
A NJ and 4 O'Clock, 2 NJ, OF said day, the following de-
scribed tract or lot OF land. situate In Warren tow
ship Ne. 4. in the 18th Range, in tire Connecticut West
ern Reserve. and which is known by par. Of village lot
No. }, in the original Plat OF the Town OF Warren.
bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning AZ Il point on
Franklin Street 20 feet vest Of Main Street. themes Eest
parallel with said Franklin Street g feet, thence north
on a line parallel with said Main Street - feet. thence
east on the north line Of said lot No. J, forty five Feet
thence Snath on n line parallel with said Main Street
81 feet to the place OF beginning.
Appraised AZ (Sl275.) To te soil at the suit Of Thomas
Pew, in the above eatitled canse-
H.R HARMON. Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Is Special Master.
Warren ,Iulv. 90. 1881. I5W-3.50.l
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CoLUMDIANA, O.-On Sunday, 10Th,
a brutal murner was committed in the
town of New Lisbon, by an Irishman
named Patrick Foley. A party of rail-
road laborers went to the house Of Mi
chael Folen. for the purpose Of drinking
and carousing. Patrick Foley demanded
whiskey of Mrs. Folen, aud beng re.
fused; he struck and abused her. The
husband Michael Foleu, interfered. Fo
ley seized an old musket which was in
house, and started for the door. A
struggle for the possession of the gun
ensued between Foley and Folen, which
progressed until both got out of the
house. Foley getting entire control Of
the gun, commenced a savage attack
upon Folen. He struck several severe
blows, breaking the stock entirely from
the barrel. A blow upon the right side,
producing a rupture of the liver, caused
Folen's death in few minutes. After
killing Folon, Foley went into the house
and commenced a brutal attack on Mrs.
Folen, inflicting several frightful wounds
on her head. She is recovering. The
party were all intoxicated. They car
ried Folen's body into the cellar of the
house, where it remained until Monday
morning, everything relating TO the oc.
curence having been kept quite. Twelve
hours after Folen's death a warrant was
issued for the murderer. A man was
arrested at Belle Air, near Wheeling,
and taken to New Lisbon, who proved
10 be John Foley, a brother of the muir
derer. Sheriff Hostetter is in pursuit..
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TWICE SroLEN.-Mr. Cyrus Fink, Of
Lenox, had a horse stolen on Saturday
evening. On Sunday, he was found in
the woods. in Dorset He was taken
home, and on Monday night, he was
stolen again. and has not since been
heard of.-ASkta6ula Sentinel.
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A judgment OF S7.629.O9 has been
rendered in the Superior Court of New
York against Fernando Wood, Mayor of
New York, on a charge Of forgery, and
Justification of accounts.
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H-EADQrARTERs 18TH DIVISION ONO MlLIr1A.J
pafuesviIIe- Julv % IS5-
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DR. IL. TUBBS, Analy tic Physician.

Julv 90 1857 9W.
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IN. ii. IUBBS, Analy tic Physician,
~ viii he in Attendance, as follows:
Warren, National Hotel, Wednesday, Goth, August
RAvESNA. Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 10Th and Goth, August.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and
Spleen also DrOpsy. Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, D=hiii- y. D Dyspepsia, Female diseases. Ague aud
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Erupticns. Can.
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long stanGing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten ysars DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. In no ease are mineral or other P0isOHs em-
Ff0yed, nor does he make sick to make rsH. or tear
dOpH,tO bald up again Themedicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients u.yIe
main at home, and continue with prudence their orh-
AIRY diet and exercise Many have recovered under the
treatment after freindsand physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidence OF which can always
be furnished. Invalids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured that no en-
cOuragement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
IL OR TIM
The statement given this month win he read with
deep interest by all who have endured the inexpressi-
BILE horrors Of Asthma Especially does it commend
itself to those who have believed that treatment may
relieve, but cannot eHrs-
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Sheriff. once. Warren, h July a9 %S,' '%ssGa a9S.'''
SHERIFF'S SALE AS SPECIAL
- MASTER.
Thomas Pew.


BY virtue OF an order OF sale. issued out Of the CerYt
Of Common Pleas, Of Trumhuil County. Ohio. 10 me cf-
rected and delivered, l have levied on, and shall ex-
pose TO public sale, at the door Of the Court House in
Warren. in said County. on Saturday, the 29th lay or
August. A 4. lS57, between the hours 0f 10 O'clnck
aud 4 P NJ. of said day. the following described tract
or lot Of land, Situate in Warren, township No. 4,
in the 9Th Range OF townships in the Connecticut Yves
tern Reserve, in the State II 0hio, and which is also
in the County OF Trunbull. and is known by part Of
lot No. ,, in the original lat Of the Town OF Warren,
and bounded rs fellows, to Wit- Beginning at a point on
the West shle OF Main Street. ~orty-twO feet South of
the Southeast corner OF lot No. ., in said Warren,
thence ~SOutherly on Vain Street. ~ feet IN franklin
seventy feet. thence Kortherly parallel with Main
Street a feet, thence easteriy parallel with Franklin
Street 20 feet, to the place OF beginning. be the same
more or less. Appraised at SI4sO.OO. To be sold at
the suit OF Thomas Pew, in the above entitled eanse.
II. X. HARMON Sheriff.
SHERIFF's 0FFtcE. & Special Master.
Warren. July 30. 1871 l5w 4.001
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To prevent racing and immoderate riding or
driving. and requiring horses attached to yo-
hieles to be hitched.
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CHERIFF-S SALE.
- Chimney Alderman. |
Mary s. Alderman.

By virtue of an order Of sale. issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbull County. Ohio, 10 ne
directed snd delivered. 1 have levied Oh, and shall
expose to public sale. las upon execution at law At
the door OF the Court I)use. in Warren, In sad county,
on the goth day Of AUGUST, A. ID. ls54.
bot Eeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 O'Clock p
u. OF said dag, the following described Zeal Estate. TO
wit: Part Of lot No l6. in the Township Of BrO0kheLt.
in the County Of TFumb1ll. and State of Ohio, begin
ming at 4 stake in the north west corner u said lot.
thence running east 10 chains and IS iaks to a stake
in the north line OF said lot, near an ash tree, thence
south along a marked line . chains aud b links TO a
stake, thence west along the north line OF land decided
TO George Logs chains e7E links to a stake, thence
south on said 10y line s chains and sc links To a stake.
thence west along sail Logs north line . chains amt
SIX links to the west line Ofthe lot % e stake, thence
north On said west line ~ chains and 70 links TO the
place OF beginning. containing 20 s75-IaO0 acres Of
land. as appears more fully by deed from A. Alderman
and wife to - Homer. dated October 18Th. Isl,
duly entered Of Record in said County Of TrumDnll in
Record Book 20, Page 430.
To be sold at the suit OF Chaun-y Alderman. in this
above eDtitlel cause. subject to the dover estate Of
said Mary 5. Alderman. Appraised at $50 per acre
Subject 10 said dover.
II. R. HARN0S, Sheriff.
| SlarTTfa OKra Warrar U.I- 1OFh - - -
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DR. TUsss:-Sir-Sinee childhood l have been AZ
Hieted with Phthis:c or Asthma. My mother before nc
suffered from the same disease. As I grew older il
became worse, the paroxysms occurred ohener and
were more protracted and severe, especially so during
the winter season. At all times y little more than or
binary ~exertion caused a violent cough and great op-
preston in breathing.
While the paToxysms lasted there was a distressing
cough, and a constant, agonizing struggle for breath
being at times apparently upon the verge Of sunOca'
ton Very little sleep could be obtained at such times,
and that little while sitting in my chai=. Two years
ago L was induced by the statement of a lady whom
you cured OF Asthma, to make one more trial.
Ihad little faith at that time, partly because I had 80
often been disappointed. and partly because others
said | could not get we'll. The treatment was pursued
under circumstance most unflvOrahle having the care
Of sick friends, yet ! have been not only fully relieved
Of all symptoms Of Asthma. hut OF other affections ac-
companying, 1 have no cough now, breathe freely, rest
well and have good strength.
Yours, Truly, SUSAN W. QUAINTANCE.
T,F- % rZE-
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POISONED LIQUOR "A citizen Of Den
marx. Astabula Co died on Monday, as
we learn. from The effects of poison in
liquors. There is large amount of poi
son in liquors at this time; and persons
drinking the same should be very care
full. The Beer and Ale is very largely
drugged with poisons of a mist danger
Gus kind. We would advise against
drinking Beer oil Ale as a substitute for
stronger liquors; and then men should
omit to take the stronger kinds -Ashta-
6Uid Sentinel.
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. AND FOR sALE-The subscrib,

IL proposes TO sell At private sale, on or before the
18th day Of August, ls57, his farm, situate near Eagle
Cr-ex, in Braceyille. Trumbun county containing DIT
ty.tEo acres. more or less about twenty -nve acres
cIeaIe ell AMI in a high state Of cultivation. the balance
we'll timbered. A never falling we'll Of water near the
dwelling There is an orchard Of 4UaPple trees, grated
huit. other fruits in abundance. The improvements
are a dselins house and iOiner's shop. Terms made
easy. Persons desiring further Information can Gallon
J.. L FIller, Esq, Warren, or on the subscriber az ms
residence H. LONN-
Jufv i6- IS5--3t.
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SHERIFr's OFFICE, Us Special Master.
Warren ,Iulv. %. 1851. l5W-3.50.1
ATE Of OHIO, TrumbuIl County,

~ IS. Ia COURT of COMMON PLEAS.
Amos S. Gray,1 The said Robert Leslie win taLe
vs.. fnOtice that said Amos ). Gray has
Robert Leslie. fled in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, a petition to recover judgment OF said Leslie.
for the sun OF Four Hundred anal Seveuty-Six dollars.
with interest thereon ffOm the FIRST day of eeoru1ry
lS57, for which he prays judgment. The Sail Robert
Leslie is required 10 answer said petition by the 26-h
day Of Sc. tcmber, A lS5I-
SUTLIFF & FUTILE,
July %. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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RAILROAD AccIOENTs.-The last Mon.
day morning passenger train on the Chic
and Pennsylvania railroad ran wei a
COW, beyond Alliance and near Canton,
throwing off two of the cars. Six per-
sons were injured, several of them Sc:
verely, but fortunately nc one was killed.
We cannot learn the names of the wound
ed, or of any other details definite, as
TO the exleut Of the injuries.
The mail train on the Cleveland and
Toledo railroad, on Monday, encounter.
ed a cow lying upon the track near the
Mahoning viaduct, where the Mahoning
road crosses The G. G. and G. railroad
The cow was thrown off the track but
fell again, and under the wheels of the
tender. The baggage and mail car, as
well as the tender, were thrown down
an embankment twenty feet high, and
severely sma>hed up. There were no
passenger cars thrown off. but two or
three persons in the mail and express
car, we're very badly bruised. - Seafinel.
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News of the Keighborhood.

CANFIkLD MILITARY.-We notice by
the last Sentinel that a military company
has been fully organized in Garfield, and
will soon be EARNED and equipped as
the law directs" for actual service. 1t
gives us a great pleasure 10 see that our
old friend Webb of the Sentinel, a chiv-
alrous democrat, who has never yet
turned his back upon a horn 9-powder,
but who fought, bled and disa-last fall,
for the good Of his party. has been pro-
NOTED to the office of Isl Lieutenant. ALI
MIR. Sentinel, if republics are migrate.
full" the people know where to find brave
men to defend them, at any-rale. When
we read of our friends promotion, a
fancied description came into our mind
as portrayed in some Juvenile school
book:
1--WE charged upon a flock of geese,
And put them all to flight,
Except one sturdy gander
Who thought to show Us fight.
But ahl We knew n thing or two,
Our captain wheeled the van,
And We routed him and secuted him,
Nor lost a single man."
1t will be qorne in mind that if in any
Of these engagements the captain should
be slain, the EDITOR of the Sentinel will
be promoted to the chief command
Give the lieutenant room to expand
Stand back -Sd'em Republican.
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County Officers.

BY order ofthe Central Committee.
B. F. CURTISS, Chairman.
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T EMONADE-Drop in and geta glass
H., BROwN'S.
Corner Of Market and Liberty SIS.
ELOUR-By the barrel, half barrel
and aparter barrel. NJ BROWNS
FAMILY GROCERIES-Constantly
Il on hand, at BHOMSs
TOYS-In endless variety, and large
Quantities at BROWNS
Variety and Notion Store
CCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
~ can always be found at
NUTS. Rsisins, Candies, &C., at the
IN corner Of Market & Liberty sts-
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Ne6 establishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-12
4olitital.
Iowa Legislature.
Wednesday, Jan. IA

Wednesday, Jan. IA.
SENATE.-Mr. Coolbaugh introduced
a joint resolution and memorial to
Congress, for the repeal of the duties
on Molasses and sugar also a memo
rial in favor of the Pacific railroad,
and one for the repeal of the duty on
railroad iron, all which were passed.
,HoUsE.-Mr. Gillctt presented H. +.
255, locating seat of justice in Floyd
county. Referred to committee on
township and county organizations.
Mr. Hardie presented II. F. p, to
icence and regulate the sale of vari-
Gus malt and spirituous liquors in
Iowa. Mr.. Gillett presented II. F. 25S
An act to vacate public square of
town of Freeman and donate the same
to Floyd county. Referred to select
committee from Chickasaw county.
Thursday, Jan. Is.
SENArE.-H. F. 1870, joint resolution,
authorizing the McGregor, St. Peters
and Missouri River Railroad Compa-
ny to accept a grant of lands, was re-
terred to the committee On railroads.
n. f. 1873, authorizing the city of
Dubuque to subscribe to the capital
stock Of the Dubuque, St. Peters and
St. Paul Railroad Company, was pas
sed.
HousE.-Mr. Bowen of committee on
township and county organizations re-
ported II. F. 255, an act to locate and
iegalize seat of justice in Floyd coun-
ty, passed.
By Mr.. Clausen, H. F. 269, an act
to establish certain State road from
Usage to Algona, passed. Also, H.F.
go, an act to vacate public square in
the village of Usage, passed
Mr.. Gillett introduced II. f. 274 an
act to establish State road from West
Union to GAINESVILLE, passed. Mr..
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-12
Constitutional Convention.
MONDAY, Jan. 1873 o'clock, A. y

MONDAY, Jan. 1873 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Convention met in the Supreme
Court room, at the Capitol.
Mr.. Gray, of Linn, called the Con-
vention to order, and said
For the purpose Of preliminary Or
ganization Of this body, move that
the Hon. J. A. Parvin, delegate from
Muscatine, be chosen President, pro tenn.
Carried. Mr.. Parvin took the Chair,
and said,
Gentlemen Of the Convention Accept
my thanks for the distinguished honor
you have conferred upon me, in calling
me to preside over this temporary Or
ganization. In return for such an I'M
expected favor, l can only assure you,
that nothing in my power shall be
omitted to promote the happiness and
harmony of the members of this Con-
vention.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis, DR.. T. j.
Saunders was appointed Secretary ;
and on nomination of Mr.. Traer, E. N.
Bates was appointed Assistant Secre-
tary pro tenn.
Mr.. Springer moved, that Mr.. Clark,
Of johnson, be appointed to invite a
clergyman to open the Convention with
prayer, who introduced Rev. Mr..
Young.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Young.
On calling the roll, all the members
appeared, except Messrs. Bunker, Col
ton and Peters.
Mr.. r. l.. Clark moved committee
on credentials. Carried ; and the
Chair appointed Messrs. Clark of
Henry, Hall, Todhunter, Palmer and
Wilson.
Mr.. Clark, of johnson, moved to ad-
journ till 10 o'clock tomorrow, which
motion was withdrawn at the request
of Mr. johnson, to receive propositions
for a future place of meeting. The
President then read propos itions from
the Common Council of Dubuque and
Davenport, respectively inviting the
Convention to meet at those places if
they should adjourn from Iowa City.
Mr.. Ellis moved that the propositions
be laid on the table, until a permanent
organization was effected.
Mr.. Harris moved as a subtitute,
that the propositions be referred to a
committee of 8 to report at a future
meeting.
Mr.. Cover moved to amend by in
serting S members which motion was
accepted. And the motion as amended,
prevailed. The President appointed
as that committee, Messrs Ellis, Emcr-
son, Clark Of johnson, and Edwards.
Mr.. Clarkr enewed his motion to adjourn
tol0o'clock tomorrow which prevailed.
TUESDAY, Jan. 90.
The Journal of yesterday was read.
On motion Of Mr. Clark of johnson.
Rev. Mr.. Kynett of Iowa City, opened
the session with prayer. Mr.. Clark, of
Henry, from the committee on credcn-
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-12
It appears that our Eastern friend

1t appears that our Eastern friends
have experienced weather equally as
cold and severe as have the citizens
of Iowa. At the time of the ".cold
Sunday" on the 18th of January, when
all the thermometers hcreabout frozc
up, they had an awful snow storm at
the East, and the wind blew a gale
The thermometer in different localities
in New England and the Middle States
ranged from 100 to $50 below zero
The wind was so high as to blow down
church steeples in different places and
cause many shipwrecks on the New
England coast. Here, ON that day
there was no wind, and the sun slone
out beautifully in the middle of the
day.