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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

When intelligence Of the loss Of the
steamer with the excursion party, reached
Milwaukee yesterday it spread lie Will
fire throughout the city. The telegraph
Offices has been tlronnced all day with
relatives and friends Of these on bOarl.-
Many who presented dispatches were in
tcars and much anxiety and excitement
was manifested.
In the first Ward Of that city, it is said
there is scarcely a home or place of bust
ness that has not lost some inmate or EN-
ployce.
Al the survivors unite in according 20
Capt Jack Wilson, Commander, praise Tor
his brewery and darias. lie was foremost
in confronting danger. and earnest for the
safety Of the passengers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

At Lima (lll.)a few days since a com
pany Of men went to the house Of Mr.K,t-
chum, anoid man upwards of eighty years
of acc, an old and wealthy citizen, and took
him gorcibly to the woods and hung him
to a tree, three times, and each tiaic until
lie Was almost extinct. They suspected
him Of burning some wheat stacks belong
ing to enc Of the parties, and tried 70 nuke
him confess tie crime; but the old man
protested his innooenue, and the hanging
could not IL { him confess. The iynchors
lave since been arg ted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

OVER ELEVEN HUNDRED FREE NEGROES
FOR SALE-0n thursday. i'll front Of tic
Court House, eleven hundred and ninety
three free negroes will be offered for sale,
for a sufficient time 70 enable them by thcig
allowance Ter diem to pay their taxes
Some of these neglses are indebted rs muah
as S25 to the ely, and as they general
" sill for ten cents a day, their value
will no doubt he made out of them
Al Of them are lazy r~ascals, showing COZ
clusively that their freedom is a drawback
upon them. and proving how worthless is
the race, if unguided 10y the hand Of the
white man. The sale is to commence at
ten o'ciock-FeterSJarg (Ta.) Express
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

Douglas never lodged any question IN his
ige.-LDubuqas Herald.
At the last session Of Congress he dolg-
Ell the Kansas III he do5ed the revenue bill
he d'deed the postal bal-he lodged
the tariff bill-ho lodged the homestead
bill. lie ~eternaliy had tie goat in his
stomach. or tie SORE throlt. or the p%lurisy.
or the diarhoaa, or was paired of, except
when lie could advocate lis cwn modest
claims to the Presidency. lie did aot vote
on a single 7 OF the great measures be
fore Con2ress-not one. THAT is his re-
cord-it IS 4 blank leat-LEcporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

MAuoyISG REPUBLICAN, NoHIziTIoys.
The Republicans Of Mahcning county
have nominated the following tic ct which
the Register says they viii triumphaut!y
elect. The candidates are Samuel Smith
for Sheriff, Timothy d Baldwin for Audi
itor. James ". MeClclland for Treasurer,
7. ". Bcardslcy for Clerk. G, Van Hyning
for Probate Judge. ". c. Dunts for Prose
cutting Attorney, William Miller for Gem
missioner, j.. W.. Cauicld for Surveyor,
Joseph Barclay for Coroner, and james
Jones for IuGrlary Director.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
EagpaUer Gl2Trall.

The editor Of the P:inesyille Telegraph,
and the Advertiser are having = regular
editorial set to, and abuse each other in
excellent style but not very choice language.
Better stop, neighbors calling each other
hard names is in very bad taste, and does
not tend to sooth your temPcTs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

After which h Treasurer will Ae at his Office IN
Warren. for tae purpnse OF IT. eiying faxrs, uHiil ths
3Dth 81 December. 1850
HPThe Laws nov in force &r the collection Il
Taxes. p~ruviaes f,rthr collection 0fOae-halt t"rxlf
at ths auti0n OF the taN-ptyerl The taxes fer ths yrar.
hv the spsh dry Of NecrmHer. ir6G ard tbs rrnaiuiuX
half bv Tbs :. IN Cay OF June l>6l- The same rrEsl-
~ at tachiHx to the Dsn payment 81 he fret hall or
amount rrccming due the seth Of December, as for
merry On the whole amount over due. viz 80 per cent
Pay At your earliest convenience and save your tiEs-
D b. GILMORE.
Warren. Sspt. 5, 1850 C1uaty Treasurer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

TIE PETEEsBURG (VA) FREs Memo
Subtitle Petersburg EfpreSs says
The decisive measure Of the officers Of the
tax regime brought all free ncgrodom up
standing. Git Of the entire number who
were 10 be sold for taxes. only one hun
drcd and forty-uine disposed Of; three hun
dred and fifty cawc forward and paid their
taxes, and tic rest found 10 purchasers
The sales varied from ten to twenty-five
cents per diem, the purchaser to own the
negro until his wages, at such rates. should
pay his delinquent taxes, and thus free from
bondage. There were many who came to
pay up at the eleventh hour who were sold
to themselves at as high as on, dollar 4
day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

How true that in the midst Of life We
axe in dcatL.,' Jsut before the carly dawn
Of morning Of Saturday. September sth,
the treachcros waters of Lake Michigan sud
denly swallowed up some Three Hundred
Men, Women and Children, Some fcg
Nho had charge Of the precious freight Of
souls We're IN the watch for the dangers in
darkness others il the hilaritycf youth were
still engaged in the r~ccrcations Of q pleasure
excursion bnt the many were swcctly sleep
nag in Ercie3 SECURITY. At Gree the shock
Of colliding ships. driven by wind and steam
hlanchcd the w,kcrul with spccchles5 ter
ror. and reused the slumbcrcrs 10 the agony
of final ~partngs.
The blow falls on our sister Lac city
of Milwaukee with overwhelming force
About two hundred end fifty Of her cit
liens, the young aud in mluhood's strength
were returning from 4 pie sure excursion
to Chicago On the i'll fatcd Lady El-in.-
Among the passengers too. were the Fitted
aud genial Lumslcn. Of the New Orleans
Ticayunc with his famiiy, and other Of
n)te fon the Sou-h, tie Northwest, and
Canada. Their names 10 not appear in
tie lists of the savel.
The Lady Elgjn, a large, clcgant steam
er. was built at Buffalo by Capt. Apple
by. we think in lsl9. She was rebuilt
and much improved at Chicago in 1851.
and had been very successful in I. Lake
Superior trade from Chicago. She was com
manded by Capt Franl Wilson, enc of
the most experienced and popular Ltkeot-
ffcers.
The following are the details Of the ter
rihlc calamity which have reached Us by
telegraph. 1t win be seen that the Clerk
of the boat was saved, and that in his
stateman. but one military Company from
Milwaukee is mentioned, though others
are named in the first dispatch. But one
military, and no FIRE companies, probably
were on the boat. as the Chicago Press of
the Sth announces the arrival the morning
previous Of the Independent Union Guards,
Capt. Barry, Of Milwau &c. on the steamer
Lady Elgin. They numbered some forty
two in all. and were accompanied b d fine
band. The Press states that they left for
Milwaukee at II Friday night on the FL
sin. No mention Of Milwaukee fremen is
made by the Press. It will be seen also
that the second dispatch adds some ferty-
four names to the list Of the saved:
Chicago, Sept s.
The steamer Lady Elgin. Lake Superior
Line, left here last light and was run in
T. by the schooner Augusta. off Wau cyan,
at halfpast two this morning, striking her
abaft the wheel. The steamer suak in
twenty minutes. in three hundred feet Of
water. Only seventeen persons now to
DC saved, including clcrs, steward and por-
ter. From three to four hundred persons
saii to be aboard. among whom we're 10
Black YaseTs, Green laecrs an Rifles.
several Fire Companies from Milwaukee
who were on a visit to this city, Col tuas-
den. Of tie New Orleans piclyuac,' and
family also on board. supposed to be lost.
At the time Of the accident the sch oncr
was sailing at the tate Of II miles IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

Tie y. Y. Herald says there never was
before, in any Presidential election. such a
dcarth of funds among the politicians as in
the present n The principal, most eff
cient and cheapest c~lcctiouccrs for Lincoln
are Douglas and lis friends in one section
Of the country. Breckenridge and his friends
in another section, ard Bell and his friends
in another. This wise trio appear deter
mined that Lincoln's election shall be re-
duccd to Tie least possible amount Of cz-
pCnse.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

Never in the memory Of the oldest IN
hab;tant." has the OHIO Peuitcntiary been
50 healthy as during the past ear, Say
from the lst Of September, 1859 up to the
present time. Notwithstanding the cmwd-
ell state Of the Institution, and the lack Of
suitable accommodations for the prisoners.
yet out Of an average Of $50 prisoners
there have but eight deaths occurred in
that time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

CoMEs OCT.-SAMUEL pEICE. a rromi-
nsut ard lifelong Democrat of lounss-
town. becoming convinced that party with
which he has hitherto been associated has
lost sight Of every principle worthy the
the name. has given his adhesion to the
Republican cause, and will vote this fall or
Lincoln and Iamlln .-PegiSteT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

The Madison wis Journal states that
Booth Is still at Eipon. An unsuccessful
attempt was made on Monday morning to
arrest him atPi,kett's III .Wiunebaso coun-
ty, about q. ht miles frcm KiPon. Six or
seven Us. Marshals, who had bean On a
hunt for him. corHercd him there, Dut were
oy~crp2wered ~ the PEOPLE in that neigh
b%ourhood, who assembled TO the number
Of 4 hundred, seine of them armed with
deadly weapons, aad drove them Of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

Frank Yates and Captain Chandler
fought a duel in New Orleans on the oath
ult. Three shots were fred by each party.
without effect, and on the fourth shot Cap
tain Chambers ball took effect, hitting
Mr.. Yates on the hip bone and traycr-
sing the groin. Every medical skill was
brought to bear, but Yates died on Tues
DIV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

COLLEGE MATrERs.-Thc Trustees Of
Oacrlin College Laye voted an appropria-
ton Of 8 1000. for the purpose Of erecting
a new Ladies' HAL. The larger part Of
this amount to b, coilectcd-thcre not be
iag that amount in the treasury. The
wolk on the building will however be conf
mencel Immediately. The New Hall viii
be built Of brilk and located on the Tc-
served lot at the corner Of College and Pro-
lessor strccts.-ActcS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
Douglas VS.. Douglas and the Missouri

0S~-E A
The Missouri Compromise had its origin
in the hearts Of all patriotic men who de-
sired to preserve and pcrpetuate the bless
ings of our glorious U~nion-an origin akin
TO that Of the Constitution Of the United
States. conceived in the same spirito Of alice
ton. and calculated to remove forever the
only danger which seemed to threaten. at
soa.e distant day, to sever the social bond
of Union. All the evidences Of public
opinion at that day seemed to indicate that
this compromise had become cauonizcd ia
tie hearts of the American people as a 81
cred thing which 20 ruthless hand
would ever be reckless enough to disturb
Douglas Speech 1t Springfield. Ill, in
1919.
My friend over thcre-friend or enemy
as the case may be-wants TO know some
thing about the Missouri Compromise
(Chcers.) have not the slightest o'joc-
ten to telling him all he desires to know
upon that question. l brought in the bill
to rercal &e Missouri rcstriction.-Doug-
las Speech At Providence, Aug. 3, 1858.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

Douglas don't c2rc-that is lis own
praise-whethcr they vot, slavery up or
down, in the territorie - care whcth-
er slavery is extended over tie vast terri
tories belonging to the United States or
not-don't care whether all the lsrse pub
lie domain Is Atricanizcl Or not-,on't
care whether any pars OF 1t IS to be reserved
for the homes Of free white !Iboriug men
or not. His IS ~cmphatically Il don't care
policy. No person. who does care fer these
things, who IS in earnest opposed to the
czctn.ion Of slavery, can vote fer such I
don't care candidate Hide fuut..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

TLe souLhern ccnfclcracr. 4 ID.

The Southern Cvnicdcracy, 4 Georgia
Douglas paper. in its prospectus, says:
..Wcarc for 4 pc~rrctustion CT the Union.
provided the neutrality laws, the eomTrom-
ise measures Of 1850, and all suleuarcat
compromises, arc repealed.
ne are for TIE repcoi Of The restrictions
apoa tie -AJiic92. stare trade, regardless Of
its construed imroliey by Northern f4nat-
les ana Southern sabmissioni5t5.
Nc regard the foregoing restrictions as
raw.rrautci ~ the Constitution, depriv-
iua, degrading. Insulting. AMI ereyious 10y
sectional in legislation 20 the Sygsh, &c.
We are opposed to thcacquisiti"a u any
more territory until the African slave trade
is ~ro-opcncd. and TIE ia3mcla!e sole o'td
c7~.sjarshlczto f I'll free 1cgrocs touH| acitA-
az TIE issij3 II tie SeuaAsra States, after
specified tiIc 70 cmiGrate.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

P~EyIrEyTIAEY APPoISTaEyrs-Mr.
Charles Comstock has bcea appointed Clerk
of the Peniteutiary, in place Of J. Ii. Goss,
whose time has expired. Mr. James Bar
Gus has been appointed Steward. in place Of
Robert Wilson, whosc time has also expired.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
Fatal Accident.

TIE New Castle Gazette, learns that:
Mr.. Patterson Sankey, Of Plain Grove,
Lawrence Co, was killed by the falling Of
timbers Of az ED barn which he was tar
ing down
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
Cattle Stealing.

The Nahoning Seminal says: that, Reu-
hen Ham and Isaiah Summers, have been
arrested and held to hail in the sum Of
5000, chared with stealing and slaughter
ing a bullock belonging to Frolerics kar-
acher of Poland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
National, State and County Fairs f,
1850.
NATIONAL FAIRS.

A-OSs
NATIONAL FAIRS.
United States, Cincinnati. Sept. 1920
Horse Show, Augusta,
Maine. Sept. 1921
American Institute, New
sept. p, > VIZ
STATE FAIRS.
Alabama, Mont! omary Oct %, Now
California, Sicrameto. Sept. 1926
Georgia, Atlanta. .Oct. 1926
Georgia, Cotton PlautcIs,)
Macon City. Dee. 8. 3 w'ks
Georgia, Lover, Savannah Nov.22
Illinois, jacksonville. -. Sept. IO-l5
Indiana, indianapolis. .... Oct. 1920
Iowa. Iowa Oct p
kentucky, Bowling Green. Sept. I5-22
Kentucky, Northeast, Ash
land Sept. 1920
Maine, Portland. Sept. 1928
Maryland, Baltimore. Oct. 80. Nov, :
Michigan, Detroit. ......0 Oct. -
Minnesota, Fort Smelling. Sept. 27-20
Missouri, st. Louis.... Sept. 2l-27
Mississippi, Holly 5prings.Oc 10
Nebraska. Omaha. .SeptI9-2l
New Hampshire. Nanehcs-
ter Oct. p
New Jersey, Elizabeth. -. Sept. IL
New York. Elmira. ...... Oct. -
Oaio, Daytou...........Sert 2j-23
Oregon Oct
Pennsylvania, Wyoming. Sept. 2I-27
81. Louis Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.
St Louis. Sept. 2t-23
South Carolina, Columbia. Wow. 1916
Tennessee, Nashville. 80. Sept. l0-lJ
tennessee. Middle Division,
Franklin Sept 2{-23
virginia. Central Richm1nl.O Oct. 22-2S
Wisconsin, Madison. Sept 2l-29
North Carolina, Raleigh. Oct. 1920
Connccticut-no Exhibition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

GEaMs AND HIGGERs-In the address
recently issued by the Breckenridge Nation
al Executive Committee, occurs the follow
ing passage:
10 conciliate Republican votes, lie ha7
indulgcd in VULGAR fling at the South. He
prefers !ko cl.ins Of Rhode Island to the
Diggers Of the South. 'ITAvE MUCH MORE
F@oUY3yEss FOR YOUR cLAMsTHAG l HAVE
FoE THEIR NIaaEas.' IHeSe things Agra
saak acrp .at2 Tie hecyts ef he aa1ericca,
etc"
What things? Not the clans certainly.
for they sink deep into the s,omecSs Of the
American Democracy-Bg a5 Cy.a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

FIRE AT YoUyGsrowx.-0n Sunday an
old barn in Youngstown, belonging to Sam
ucl Wick of Cleveland occupied in part
as a joiner shop, was burned. Two sets of
harness, four chests Of tools, aud Z quanti-
ty Ct lumber was de troyed. About SO
worth Of the lumber belonged to Mr.. Sturtc-
want, Of ClcvcIaud.-Reqi5tsr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

THE GEAssHoPPEa-In all the sorthern
towns Of this country the grasshoppcrs are
doing injury to the fall feed. and IN
some places they are destroying the corn.-
(nHEaG1a Req.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL


a. TEACHERS The Board Of Examiners for
Trumbuu County. will commence their REGULAR TX
smiuaSiOrs on the hr5t dry Of October next and for
the convrnienc- VI both Examiners and Teachers, the
Board hive d5strict-d the Gountv ~ follows:
Those persons tho wish to apply this fall for GER
tifeatrs 10 tclch. and reside in the townships ofG@s
tlyus. Greene and kiusmsn will attend the Exanin-
ali,ns or Monday the first day ofOrtobrr-
These residing in Pennington. Aesor.tauia and
Bloomfield on Welreslay the 81 day OF Octaher-
Tho-e residing in J hBston, Mecca and Bristol on
Friday the 5th day Of October
Those ~resfiin. in Fowler. Hartford and Vernon on
Monday the Sth day ct October
Those resting in Souihiugtor, Champion and Ba-
z-t-a Gu Wednesday the !Oth dsy Of October
Those residing in yorktown, Newton and Brace
vile on Friday he I9th d~y Of October
Those residing H. Hubbard, Rrool heli. Vienna and
Liberty on Monday The ljrh day Of October.
Those residing IA Warm. UOwland and W Gathers
field on "Wednesday the 18th day Of October
II is expected thHt .hpSe rersOns residing N the
several districts wiH attend on the DAY designated
for their district. The County has neea divided as
aforesaid, TO avoid ths necessity Of too many being
present on a-y one day
Its Important that teachers be prompt in attend
ance At the kuuT specified.
The Examinations will DC he'll in Ire Court heuse,
70 Commence each day az 10 o'ciock. AN
NuIITLESkY ADAMS.
Warren. o., Sent. 5. 1860, -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

GEORGE MAxBAzL. Of Baltamore. has
been arrested at Richmond, Va, for kid
mapping a free colored woman,- and offering
her fnr saie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

The following advertisement appears il
st Paul NiaueS5tian. We trust it may
lead to the recovery of the lost boy. and to
the restoration of peace to . bcreaved fam
IL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

IL borisg Ill a~rtesian well at Province
tom. a short time age. clan shells were
found n kindred and thirty fec. below
the surface IF the ground.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
Carr; 10 Ladies'.
Tie HACHI5H CT PE2CIE PILLS
kOt tymsie-
IL. MN W ~ n,IrIr N

Z - - 49, VI 4 L. ~
: Hxi l. ard .afs remedy or FcraEe Complaints.
w0uld e. VrctiuE cail he a-trrtOa Of the IL IS rf
t1is csa.Jry 30 e. feeilX= assured that in t1- iiachi.h
or terci- rll.~ shes viii Cad a safe and u yer failing
rene : .ar "a sras-s aJlsiag from a d-Tauget! and dts
nrG-5- .yst-ra ssch rs sI-S Il ,sdachs. p.;pi;a.iOu -
tae heart Io~EesS Of spirits, nervous aieetiOrs, iea
cursh,a Re-
In removing s.opraFcs or distractions OF the men
SIS. from whatever caus-. thry are 10 ri IDLE The
sd. PRESTON 50 coiamoHi is spr-iiiy relieved, and tsgsr
u.l be 30 recurrence il used according 70 directions
CAUTION.
TUYgE LrE TINS WBES TEE HAruISH OK PEgr!E
ITIL- sHuUL3 nor sE fAKEs. sNrLE EXPgIIkSrE NAV
ISG PfuvFN TIA THY HtLL NuT ONLY PREVENT rgE0-
NNNtY nj IsyA-IAELY 'AU-E Ms AEEtAGs ~ TEEY
ArE TAKEN DgEING THE EAELIsB MONTHS zk=-lED IA
DIES .R- tH2siF0EE 'AyT.ONsD AaAIs>r C>lN. THIN
.rSrrs T4MEs-AT SsT oTHES tins rIxl AKA SIZE
Full j~.re-ti1n- &c oman. eaci COX aui package.
None grauius y ;h"Jt tHe sfgu1su-e uf hHlrIE
"zrtuS Proprietor, Eue S. IyaOge. Paris, or LAS
SOL ~ LAUsIs, Importers
Price. 81 = pc box; 1alf bozes = csa:5-
S,Id wholesale anH retail hY WoOns z Fsw and z
S8.ru. SrEArroS * Co. Warren N. T. JEsvzil,
Youucssivn Fe5. 33.-Fn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
oR REAL ESTATE

GALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ In pursuance OF an order OF The PROBATE Court,
I shall offer vt pabiic sale at III" p-rmi'rs. on
Saturday the l3h dyo Of Oct, 4. ID. 1860,
81 } . etook, ? ". the following esorinsa tracts Of
n al. situate in the township o. Yarmington, Trum-
tg.i County. Ohio. as the property Of SolnmoS Evers,
deCeased. to wit; Comneucing az the west corner Of
Bristol township. thence ncrth = degrees. west TWEEN
u SIX chzius aai thirty ave LINKS 20 q post. thence
east nucen chains and airy eight links to a post.
thence south-riy = degrees east on = marked line
thirty tx chains and tiursy I've links 20 the township
line taaucs westerly on the township line aGeen
chains and hfrJ eight Ii Ks TO the place otbc inning.
containing forty one acres and i've hundred'hs 81 al
acre, also in .ctninesy one. tseuty acres bounded IS
1il9gs. south by The south line OF Fer'otnStcn town
ship. west ~ land OF AndreE McCor@tand. SEQ A.
Hartman, north ny land Of Thomas osborn east ~
the east line o. Pennington, being the same lands
heretofore decided ~ BDsnezer Ddbnsy 10 Aaron he
ser, laying in Pennington.
Admir- ofSGLONoE EvEET, dec.
Warren. Sept. 10, IsGD. IA.
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~
Ilarr1aQGs.

SEPT. Ist, 1860, By Rev Jas. Marvin, SO tie
residence Of Horace Stevens. Mr.. LEWIS
SMITH OF Wis, and Miss FANNIE a. STE
VEINS of Newton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Clarissa Hal In Court Of Common
" Pleas
Elijah I~Iutchins, ct al } by vir.us Of an exetu-
ton issued from the Court 0t Comiaon Pleas o Trums
bull county, Ohio &c me directed an tSelsered. 7 hav-
eyied upon, and shall offer for safe, Ss-PuSlic Al c
ton on
Saturday he 6A dag Of October, 1850.
n I o'clock, ". Of Sid asy, the undivided one
eighth interest Of Eliisa IIutchins (susjectt7 the wild
ow's right Of dOwerl in the ioiiosiag described zeal
estate, sItult in ' .saIa towaShiP. IN stid c0aniy-
Being part Of lot No IS in said township. taRi being
the farm ofwhieh GIrlen Edtchins died. sciEzi) eou-
tanning atty seven aud a hslfaerss more or less. bound-
ed on the north by the east AMI west center road, on
the eastby land ownsd by tue heirs OF David Clark,
on u south by land Of Oliver BArnhisel. aud by lands
owned ~ Mrs CahoOn- The said interest Of Elijah
Ilut, hins appraised at SiI3 IS; terms cash
A B LYMAN, sheriff.
Sheriff Office Warren. Sept. 5. ls50
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-12
NOTICE or

IN 4ustia Bushnell Before Jefferson Palm.
vs. I'd q Justice OF tAs Peace
Same. A. HutcAirs , Tor Warren township, Trum-
hull County ant Str1s Ct ohio, on the eth day OF
August, Iee9. said Justice issued an o.der Of attaeh-
meat in eh= shove aetian FOR the sum Of seventy dol
lars sidi iaterest from March 25, IS51- and the sans
wi he Tor hearing on the IS day Of October, A D..
I>aO, At oae O'Clock. p n.
Pc I II. HUTCHINs.
Isept. 5, 1855. TX Attys for Pig.
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gollisin On I Ike MichiganI

STEAMER LADY ELGIN SUNK!
E0I[E 500 LT,TF LOST
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SIXTY sAVEDi
STATEMENT or CLERK.

SID EED oFAPLEIsrRE TRIP,
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I OST.
~ ON North Main or Market S., a Lady's Gold
Bracelet wi.h chased surface. The Andcr viii be re-
varied by leaving itat Woods " PeE's Drus store.
fSrp.. II, I-JA