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Editorial Fancies.

An editor friend writing 10 us asks, "arc
you not sick Of The Tread mill life of a
country newspaper publisher?' No, we
like il. Il amuSes us TO read some Of the
complaints Of our coiemporaries. How
'hey groan as they Iell cf bores in their
office, who steal their exchanges, and
bother them with questions. when they
arc concociing wonderful editorials 10 en-
Tighten mankind generally, and the read.
ers Of their papers in particular. How
they mourn over the dearih Of news, the
hard times, and snub Inc devil when he
sticks his head in their den, and SAYS
copy
We think a country editor ough, 10 be
a happy fellow. Nobody in his s:nses
expects an editor to pay a debt in money,
every body knows he is poor. and always
likely TO be. If people want pay from
him. they take his paper, dnd if the debt
is large, they advertise in proportion. Ii
there is a ball given, or q public supper,
lie is sure Of a free invitation; if a stroll.
ing singer comes inlo Town, e lecturer, or
a travelling theatre, the editor IS cordially
invited 10 be present with as many ladies
as be chooses. Then the ladies', darling
crea;urcs) having an eye to the concerts,
tel. the editor his is a capital paper, and
he swallows that kindly. He puts the
livery keeper, and a fine horse is driven
round some fine day, and the editor rides
out. lie thinks the rail roads are great
institutions, and gets q pass. Election
day draws near, and men willing 10 sac
rifce themselves for the good CT their
country, hold him in high consideration.
They subscribe for his paper; they ask
his opinion of the Missouri Compromise,
the Lecomp,on Constitution, aud the war
in India. Sombodies get married, and
the printers come 10 for 4 loaf Of cake.
4 new saloon is started; the editor eats
an oyster supper, and ii he does not be-
long to the temperance society, he smiles.
a cigar Store is opened, and he pulls.
1.-TWO ways.)
Once in a while some political opponent
gives him a scoring through the columns
of another paper, but he looks upon that
as one Ct the necessities Of life, and lakes
ii rather as a 'compliment-as evidence
that he has said something worthy of no.
tice. Occasionally a subscriber finds
fault, but the editor consoles himself with
the reflection that I, Is impossible 10 please
every body. Another, When asked 10
pay his subscription, gets mad and says.
stop my paper! A new man subscribes
and pcys, and the account is more than
balanced. On the whole, an editors life
is not so miserable as il might be.
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In size a li,,le below the medium smsli

In size a little below the medium smali
heed, crr'ing hair, regular features, slight,
straight form, nervous and active. His
association wiki Legislative bodies has
posted him up well in the political inter-
ests OF the State. And he is a Republi-
can that can be relied upon.
T. ]. McLAIH-ls of Scotch descent
as his name indicates, was born and
reared in Pennsylvania, and although a
native Of what is sometimes called the
whisky instruction S,aie'' yet be has
always been a s,aunch supporter Of the
cause of temperance. Came 10 Ohio
and entered Hudson College but did
not complete the whole course. Prob
ably left that Institution, before the
completion of hi3 college curricu-
tum, for the same reason las we are
informed.) hat r. P. Ranney and John
Hutchins did,, e,-:he multitude and
magnitude of the bed bugs which inhab-
tied the old South College building. Mil
ION Sulliff being the only one Of sufficient
~ strong constitution to endure the vam-
pire ~propensities OF these bed fellows for
four years; this intolerabie annoyance
during his college course is the probable
reason that he has ever since had a grea,
antipaihy 10 all kind of bed fellows and
remains vet a bachelor. t. j. McLain
came 10 Warren AMI started the HuTrsn
Mas Letter, pb5ut 1882. The paper
advocated the Jarksouian principles and
was edited with much ability. lie how
ever got somewhat tractors on The hands
of the democracy, and was not willing To
bow body and soul 10 the bchests Of par
", 50 much as they desired, and had
therefore to bs bought Of. lie was nom
mated for Congress by the democracy in
the H.rd Cider campaign Of lsi0 in op-
position 10 the "Oid War Horse" Gidd-
ings, but a Democrat stood no more
chance Of being eleclsd that campaign
than Buchanan does of being re elected
President, or in fac, any other "Lecomp
ton Democrat" one Of the things that
can't BE- did. In 1912 McLain was ap-
pointed Post Master by J,ha Tyler and
was ousicd BY james X. Polk. As a law
We he has heretofore turned his attention
more particularly 10 real estate and fire
insurance agencies, and 10 the financial
part of the profession, in which he Ger,
tainly has few superiors. In form his
chief charac,erisiic IS roiandty, in stature
is nearly or quite six feet, would weigh
we should think something over two hun
bred; medium sized head, regular features
Is a fine looking man. lie was Grand
Master of the /. o. o. T. Of the State of
Ohio, for one term. Has filed The
Mayoralily Chair of Warren for two
years. and is still its incumbent.
OUTSIDER.
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Horses
B~RaoKFIELD, Ohio.


Mssrs Ei;tors: -There is not enough
sid and Known respecting the horse,
place, farmers are 81 anxious 10 yet, All
keep The almighty dollar thai they viii
not allow their col, to become fully
grown. before they sell the Old horSes;
aaI say the colt can do the running
around. Then they must have it shod,
and The hoor IS checked in it, grosIh,
All ia contracted even after; then hav.
ing some blowing 10 do. some coal or
wood TO haul. they feed the poor young
animal too high, and thus soon have
him completely broken down. Then il
is. that you See Cu,bs. ringbones spovirs.
a.d he Whole system of tie horse. out
OF order scarcely S::ding a single, solitary
horse sound of the age Of FIVE years.
This IS contrary to the laws OF Nature.
IF amin ais Were classified by naturalists
il the order Of their intelligence. dociliry
AMI usefuln, SIS. The horse would occupy
the nearest r~elationto man, administering
10 his pleasures, tightening his toiis'
sharing MS dangers, and with proper
training.) constantly Advancing Ike
m an himself. Therefore we should raise
coils from the Morgan Messenger. or
s,me other good tloodsd STOCK. lei hem
run ill they are at leisi three and ahal:
years old. then break them using Kind
words and kini handling Then, and
not ill then, will we have horses a. God,
WHO ia his sovereign wisdom created
them for the use OF man, designed them
TO be.
Ye therefore who love mercy, teach
YOUR SONS 10 love il too.
Yours. JOHN CHR1STY-
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The Forces Now in Utah and Under
Orders for that Territory.

From reliable sources WI have received
the following statement of the forces now
in Utah, and under orders for thai terri
tory, which is more explicit and correct
than any heretofore published.
8 batteries Of light artillery.
l battery of heavy artillery.
! regiment no coulPanles) foot ariil-
lory.
l company of sapPers and miners.
| ordnance company.
l regiment Of cavalry.
/ regiment of dragons.
4 regiments Of infantry.
Making a total of rs companies, or
shout 6,OO0 men.
The troops now in the department. OF
the Platte, and under orders for Utah, will
probably be replaced by the TWO regi-
Inents Of volunteers.
We learn, also, that Gna. Smith is ex-
pec,ed in this city OIL or before Tuesday
next, and will depart Immediately for
Font Leavenworth, where the order for a
movement Of The forces will be immedi-
s,eiy givcn.-St. Louis Democrat.
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Kansas-The English Dodge.

The contest upon the admission Of
of Kansas with the LecompIun Coesti-
tuition seems to be far from se;t!el, The
passage Of Mr.. EagIih's bill being still
in doubt.
Eight Anti Lecomptonites went over
to the Administration The Republican
gain Messrs Mayn ,rj. Hill ani rrippe.
fSou,h Am"ricans.) and Benham.
Shorter and Qlitm4n. Democrats
The Trjbnne of Saturday say the pro
ct Of Mr. Eli: Ilish ''has been trans Grm
ed 10 suit emergencies and dodge Oh
j~eciinns s often Iha: its true character
is but imperfec;ly understood. In terms.
however, it does not submit the LecomP
In to the people of Rtas1s at oil. Ou,
merely asks them te vote for or against
the proposition that the Federal Govern
men, shall give them some FIVE Nations
Of land for the construction OF Rad
roads 'hroush their Territo-y. Ii the
vote Yes. then they are 10 be held TO
have accep'ei the Leromp'on Ccnstitu
ton (,hOu.h Mr.. English las a dczen
times voted. MS we'll as asserted, Il a.
they never did accept ~ and are 10 b.
!reattd rs in the Union under TINT in
s'iunent. Ii they vote NJ 10 thu
Land grab then they are 10 be regard
III as net in the Union, and not wan;iu.
to come in until an '%ficial cen, us shall
h 1--we shown that Kansas bas a Federal
population suEi lent IA enuile her I" g
II mber Of Congress hat Is 95 81
now. and from lI0. U0J - 1876 00U after
1869.
The effect OF the vote IL po Ipone lis
consideration To- ii . 2l. isIhuS described
Dy The Eibane's correspondent:
Tne L~comptnnit-s are I'nn lersirack
10y their defeat to-day. the Admins
tration was pe,:er'ly confident % success
Mrssrs C"bh. Bown. Thompson AM
o her Cabinet eff .ers were pressn OF
me 4 ,or with the I,lies Of their familie'
in the gallery 10 w'tnrss the expected
tnum7h. More di-cop6' ed msn nrv.I
walked ont OF the II Ill Of the House oi
Representatives than the Lscompior
leaders 10 day. Their iage Is IurneC
particularly against Me<sr4 QIiimsn
mi J ManhAm. Is. c. Sh .rrer an,
S;aliworlh. (Ala.. and Hui and rrippe
(Ga..) who could not be driven Dr. press
e. Ito a.: sanctioainy Mr.. Eugiish's Goa
~.riysnce.
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4satbs.

In Hartford. on the Both Ill. of consumption,
Mrs. AURELIA FITCH. wife OF Nr. Oscar
Fitch, aud % ,ghter of Dea. Samusi Palmer, Of
Windham, aged 81.
She had long been a consistent follower o. the
Savior. and during her IrOlracied illness. and In
the last moments Of life rhe was sustained by
His presence. She was "a conscientious. faithful
christian, prompt 10 heed the call of du'y. and
ever ready to sacrifice her own case an | comfort
for the good of others. The transparent goOd,
ness of her heart, Won the confidence and ssteem
of all. Her death was very peaceful. On Jesus
breast she leaned her head and breathed her
life out swcetly there.
SO fades & summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are DER,
So gently shuts the eye of day.
So dies u wave along the shore
On tha 18th inst, at the residence OF her son,
Lemuel G. Mathews. Warren. Trumbull Co. o.,
Mrs. MARY MATHEWS. in the s2ad year OF
her age. Mrs Mathews was born in Carlisle Pa,
I776. Married in II9J. aud has been a resident
If this County since the year 1913. She united
in early life with the Presbyterian Church, OF
which she remained an exemplary member I'M
til her death, and has left behind many eviden-
ces of a life well spen: in the service OF Christ.
and usefulness to her fellow creatures. In eve
nv relation of life she was universally esteemed
and beloved. and long will her many virtues be
remembered by the circle from which she hHs
been removed. Peacefully she departed in the
even of life. and IN peacs may her ashes rest IN
Ill the morn Of the resurrection.
Ia Mecca, on the Bird inst, of Ty-
phoir Fever, Mr. RUFUS MEACHAM,
in the i3 d year Of his age. He leaves
a wife, three children, and numerous
friends, to mourn his loss.
In Warren. at the residence of her parests,
Apr;l 23d, 1858, NELLIE, only daughter OF
James J. and Anna N. Stewart aged twenty
moaths.
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ANOTHER OHIoAN IN Trouble IN CAL
IroRSIA-The San Francisco papers
have The following

ANOTHER OHIoAN IN TROUBLE IN GAL
IFoRSIA.-The San Francisco papers
have The following
The second deed Of blood in our
budget of news for this fortnight, is the
killing of William Reynolds at North
San Juan. The town had been full oil
talk for some ten days previous to the
22d ult., when the tragedy occirIed,
about an alleged discovery OF an aduI.
ferrous connection between Reynolds aud
a Mrs, Northrup, and a bloody ARRAY
was expected as a matter of course, but
so many days had passed with nothing
more than talk, that it was supposed
that No,thrup would 4, attempt TO wash
out with blood, the stain upon his honor.
But soor after the stage arrived at San
Juan on the evening of The 22d ult., with
Reynolds as driver, he was attacked in
lhs hotel where he stopped, and was kill
ed. His body vas pierced by half a
dozen balls from a revolver. 1t is said
that NortLrup committed the homicide.
He gave himself up and was discharged.
We learn by a private letter that
Northrup was formerly from Austin
burg. Ashtabuls county. Mr.. Loren
French. also from Austinburg, was ex
amiuad asa witness.-Ct eUetanl Leader.
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News of the Neighhnrhnad

MISS KIaBERLF.-This lady has been
reading 'Hiswalba,' at Youngstown,
and the Register speaks in the highest
terms of her performance.
Why Cannot the citizens of Warren
hear her3
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AsHTABULA & NEW LISBON RAIL ROAD.
Garfield Sentinel says:-"WOrk
is proceeding on the Ashtabula IL New
Lisbon Railroad, on the northern and
southern sections. we believe. Nothing
doing at this point on The line.
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A SPuNKY FRrEND-"A ALL Is NOT
GoLD THAT GLrrTERs." - Queen VIc,oria
has placed +. b. Macau'ey in the British
Peerage, having granted him a patent OF
nobility. His adherence. in the new
edition ofhis History Of England. TO the
charges be form criy male sgant VIM
Penn. after they had been thoroughly
examined and re.uted. proves that she
has not SIDE him Il noblemsn.-friena'S
p,,,s.,
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Change in the School Law of Ohio,

The attention of School Directors.
Township Boards of Education, and 9TH
ers interested in Common Schools, is
called 10 the amended law passed April
I4th. 1858. and which is published in
another column.
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Hon. L. D. Campbell.

The mos, reliable intelligence from
Washington is 10 the effect, that the COM
miliee on elections will not report in favor
of Mr.. Vallsudighsm. This much, at
least, is believed to be certain. The in
ference, from whu, has been disclosed is.
that the c,mmitlee will report in favor oil
Mr.. Campbell. Ofthe 10 Ole by which
Mr. C. was elected, i, is understood that
fVe have been proven illegal, The COM
miitee on elections being the judges. Mr.,
Campbell, therefore, is still Ia ahead, and
as there is no requisition by which moro
Than one vote is rendered necessary "a
eiecta candidate for Office, Dir. Campbell
has IL mare than the complementary
ton J0arncl-
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TIE LOTTERY SwfNDLE BUsINEss.-lt
is perfectly astonishing how many people
will bite at acaked lottery hook. Since
The breaking up of the bogus concerns
in New York. the Mayor has opened
5000 letters addressed to the lottery
scoundrels. Where there was money in
closed, which WAS the case min times
out of teu, it was re-mailed TO the sender
with a note Of caution from the Mayor.
These letters contained about $4,000
The Tribune of the 18th. states that there
are now 3.475 letters remaining Ia the
New York Cny Post Office, addressed 10
the swiniling establishments. OF these
over 30 are registered, and probably
tie larger portion contain money.
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Notice.

The regular nesting OF Mahoning
Fire Co. No. l.. will be on Saturday,
May LIST, at the Eogiue House. at six
O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is re-
ques,ed. BIZ order OF the Foreman.
C. C. McNUrT Sec.
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FIRE The Cigar and Tobacco Man
niactory belonging To H. a. Foalsr IL
Co, situate Dear the Lake shore. in the
north-west part Of Iii, township. was
destroyed BY Ire on Sunday evening last,
together with a quantity of stock and
manufactured tobacco.-C Onaeaut Re
UOffer.
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TaE LANCASTER BANK EXCITEMENT is oEiy
ea aief hy ia. Tu-h to prncU-e 4 hcttl- Of Dr. T1s;1s
vrS..I,S LI.iSsSr. Ij : thu uG!v article til Il i ~ar-
rante.i 40 crl Z IT, euG..ti-m. = .irs NJ al sin.ts- Tooth
ache, Head iyssrtery *: if us-' AZ dir-cte';
~ he AGENT will r-funI tn money. Price > % cts
p-nl;. 55 Cnrtiauit sire. :. New York.
Sold ~ WOOD Z PEW. wtrrea; JAMES WARD &
Co.. Niles, AMI others throughout the COUNTY.
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FIRE IN PAINEsvILLE The CONNER
cial Ad0ertiser says a disastrous fire
occurred in gainesville on Friday night.
l6h inst, consuming a large block of
buildings.
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DIcKES's Household WoRDs: Published
by Jansen 81 Co, ll5 Nassau ST.,
New York.
The May number is at hand. No pc
riodical contains a greater variety of in
isrestins matter than Household Words.
1T Is always amusing end instructive.
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Proceedings Of Counc !.
WARREN. April 24,h, 1853

AhkEN. -NDih -fNhj ''
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment,
members all present.
Petition from Neptune Fire Company
No. ,. was presented aud referred 10
Commit e on Fire Drparmrnt.
Accounts of w. 5. Weston $500, and
c.. 4: Harmon, SI,25, presented, and or
dered paid. Accoua: of D DLrsl refer
red to Committee on Side Walks.
o. motion of J q. Books, the Com-
m;itee on Public Grounds, We're author
lid t, expend a sun no, exc cling Si3,
in replacing and setting OIL, trees on the
Public Square.
The Mayor and Recorder were, on ma
ton, appointed a committee to ascertain
the probable an ,nn, Of money Necessary
TO he raised 6r borough expenses the en.
suing year.
Committee on Fire Department made IA
partial report in favor Of procuring speak
ing irumpals f1r Nep;une, NJ. ,, and
we're instructed to prccure them.
A motion 10 appoint Thomas Mct'or-
mick Street Commissioner for the ensuing
year, WAS lliI on he table until the next
meeting.
On m1.ion Of Z. II. Allison, the May
or was instructed 10 contract with the
present Fire Warden, J. Bride, to serve
the ensuing year.
On motioe adjourned TO The las; Satar-
day evening Of May.
G. y. HaPGonD, Recorder.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FITS! FITS!! FITSl!!
DIR. HASCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPFIC PILLS,

Fer the care Of FITS SPasHs. Cramps GHHaH SsrroES
and CORsffHti1zQi Diseases.
Persons who are lahn-;ug and. r this distressing nal
alr viii find DIR UANCE' VEGETABLE EPtLEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Failing Fits
These pills possess u specific action on the nervous
system; AID. although tbcg are prepared especially for
the purpose Of crriag Fits. they Fili he found Of SsPe
ciai benefit Ion all persons Athlete with weak nrrves.
or who e nervous sy sten has been penetrated O. shat
tered from any cause whatever. Ia clironi~ com
plants. or diseases % long Standing. sup-rindueed by
nervousness, they are exceedingly b. neEcial.
Price 81 per box, yr two boxes for 81. Persons ou:
OF the city, enclosing u remittance, viii nave the pills
sent them through the mai. free OF postage. For sale
BY SETH :. ANC No. iu3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore Nd, TO whom orders from all parts Of The
Union iauSt re addressed. post paid.
June -. Sly.
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cTRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
: Nichols j.. Murphy. FdEcis
TierLan, and Morris Jones.
CIVIL ACTION.
SUMMONS.

Nichols J. Hur ply. F1Ecis1
TierLan, and Morris Jones.
vs. CIVIL AClkoN-
G-or-. L. woOiforl. Sally Wood
ford. Seth A Bushnell. Lauren
Merriam. Andrew J Robinson.
and john II. Reg nO;is.
The defrn laats. Geor=e L WcoifOri and sally Wood
frrI. viii taSs notice that the plaintiffs have aled ihrir
petition asking Tor .tte sale tree from homestead *
euptiOu. OF the premises formerly occupied by said
GvGnaIuts Is huLaesleal in Hrrtfori n SAIL county,
asa, for :he application o. th= pGrcliAs. HsoGey OF some
suiidiags sold OF 81 . lands by the salt DEFENDANTS,
together vita the proceeds Of the premises to the paw
uent 81 : nOrtgs. sc Of the defendants t0rinson aad
Reynoi Is, and a Judgment Of tn plaintiffs obtained 1t
tar jun Terra -: aid Colrt. lejf-
Sail ,lrIendaurS Etust sF=ear and answer hy the l9th
i1y 90 sr1e next. or the petition will &c taken for con
fess.a. AMI ,u!gr,e, I entered accordingly
uUrCHINS, cox X KAr:IfF,
An-;f sS. E-5S-Jx. Attys- for P,l.
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CAUTION TO FARNiEi;S!
HAVING purchased The exclusive

II right of DEL+NoES -INDEPENDENr HORSE
x TX ~ fJr TS4m6AH ami Portage cOSsfies, aud am
tn only person in HGrrea who has the right to man
nj. .ture ~ s-h sai I'd RaseS, ! wOohl hereby caution all
persons f-rm uving Eakes OF one D.. H.. BENNETT. xho
a ivefti5es that n has DelanSes RakeS for sale. icare
E"t how he Com. by his RtTss. VII .ther honestly or
iishHnestlv. b h7s no right t. sell in my territory.
AID I sHaii boii ali persons responsible who buy Of
him. a. I DO rot hold nun respOu sio.e.
A EOT4 t. The wise !, sufficient
r MESSENGER.
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STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

Notice is hereby given. that the following accounts
Of Executors, Administrators, and Guardians having
been hisd in the Prsiat= Court % said coanty, il II
ordered thit they he siveTtis en a~yrccably 70 law. and
reinlin for iSspeetion 3af EXCEPTIONS rarii the 18th
day Of Nay nsXt, when theS will be ordered to record
: II no exceptions are taken thereto, TO vii:
! Jonatbaa Stevens. final settlement Of Executor.
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'rRUNBULL COMION PLEAS.
Il David TOT Henry W.
Smith, All Cnzs. Smith
W
Thotnas MsQIi-;nn. and
SUMMONS.
Thonas MsQJi-tan- and
El.rrs McOCis,On.

Tn- defendant, Robert HcQiiston, will take notice
that the plaintiffs have filed their petition, setting forth
a rvcevery Of judgment fer Sl5a,l2 damages beside
casts. GA 18Th Octeser. la which Judgment u cor
nant; hat they hali an assignment OF Certain land
contracts FROM said defendant. AZ c~oi-t-ral serur y
upon ssIl iudggeht. which contracts are for the rur
rnas- o. lot , IN block :. ami 10. (; in block - in thu town
plai Of Warren, aad are ~ho;ly paid up, except taxes
The vet::icn asks :or rev rsion Of sail judgment now
amounting to Si69.22 and for Al order OF sI.r VI said
lots. and the application VI the proceeds TO pay said
judgment
sad d.ftndant mus appear aud answer ~ the tsth
da- Of mex, Jane. or the pet.tioh Eiii be taken Tor con
easel, an! a decree entered accordingly
HCTCEINS. Cox & RtFLtFf.
Narren. Apr.I -. I-5s-fw. Awe. for rms.