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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04
Another Of Its Dirty Tricks.

A few weeks ago the Enquirer was rails
! ing terrible ado because, as it said, we
were "interfering with its private business. -
Now its editors are meddling with ours, and
not only doing that which they abused us
for, but doing it in utter defiance of truth.
That paper says that about a week before
the Chicago Convention we "inserted an
advertisement Of $500 reward for two run
away negroes and the arrest Of the men who
stole them The above very veracious (?)
sheet then says that the advertisement was
marked three weeks, and that after the
Chicago nomination, We struck said adyer-
tisement from our H woody columns" and
" left the confding slave owner to whistle
foF his property.
Now, in order to show mp the ineddle
someaess, meanness, mendacity, and malig-
nifty of the Enquirer, we state to our read
ers that the advertisement in question was
ordered to be published six times in the
Daily and two weeks in the Weekly, and
that it was published the exact time order
ed, and then struck from our columns, for
the reason that we don't, like some of our
seedy contemporaries, allow old, dead, non
paying advertisements 10 fiji up our col
unns to the exclusion of reading matter.
The Enquirer speaks of depriving tour
Kentucky friends of the advantages of the
valuable columns Of the Journal in recov-
ering their fleeing cAaAeis." We notice
one thing-although the Enquirer makes
great professions Of friendship for the "2e-
culiar institution" no such advertisements
seek its columns, for the simple reason that
the money paid might as well be thrown |
into the River as to be spent in advertising /
in sheet that is subsisting at the starva- /
ton point, and endured as necessary evil .
by its party. This is bold Charge but
ust make inquiries and see if nine out of
.en Democrats don't say the same thing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

EzB~The bogus Texas delegation at Chica-
go was made up at Grand Haven, Michigan,
and its leader, " Dunbar Henderson," is
none other than Don. c. Henderson, editor
at Allegan, Michigan, while another was
James 2. Scott. the county clerk, and Il
third, NJ. T. E. Chandler, a British subject
visiting in Grand Haven. The delegation"
gave Seward six votes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

Beg The tea-party given by the ladies Of
knight township for the benefit of the Cum
beIlnnd Presbyterian Church, at Mr.. VIM.
Howards, on the evening of the 3ist ult,
yielded about 500 net profit. The affair
passed off very pleasantly. Those present
enjoyed themselves highly. There was
plenty of old fashioned fun and sociability on
the occasion, enlightened by music.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

What the n. Il. Day-BOOIS Thinks.
We have before US a copy cf 'The New
York Day Book, of Saturday, May Goth,
1860, containing an article which we copy
and commend to the study Of our readers
The writer of the article pays the highest
compliment to Mr.. Lincoln's ability, consist
ency, and honesty of purpose. When it
is known that the Ddy-Book is one OF the
most uncOmpromising pro-slavery Demo-
cratic newspapers in the Union, there viii
be cause for special wonder at its position.
The Day Book men are getting frightened at
the prospect of Lincon's election and are
forced TO acknowledge the imminence Of
the danger to which their party is exposed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

Bay Geo. W. Hibben, says the Fort
Wayne Tunes, lfas retired from the Rush
vile Jdcksontan, the organ of the late Hon.
Jonn l.. Robinson, United States Marshal
tor the district of Indiana. The valedictory
OF Mr. HIbben is "A caustic rebuke to the
Administration and Major English, Mr.
RObiUson'S successor. Mr.. H. being SON
in-iaw Of Mr.. Robinson and knowing all
about the business, was a fit successor of
Mr.. Robinson but James Buchanan now
knows no gratitude, and hence Mr. Ii. went
under.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

g&y- In the contested election case of Wal
lace and Gulick, for the office of Sheriff Of
Marion county, the Supreme Court has de-
cided that the office of Mayor is judicial
one, and that the incumbent is not eligible
TO any other except judicial Office during
the term for which he was elected Mayor.
The Sherif's office is therefore given to Mr.
Guliek, with the emoluments arising there
from
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

HeB@ We are panied to learn the death of
Collin NJ. Campbell, the junior editor of the
Memphis AgaLancAe. His disease was con-
sumption. He died at the residence of his
brother in Maury county, Tenn, on Tues
day of last week-Lon. Dem.
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Receipts by Railroad.

JUnt Zu, IsJI.
80 bbls flour, 1916 bush corn, l. A. Crane; 1900
bush corn, Brindiss Il Crawford, 4jn bush corn BE-,
!. s. Jaquess S Co.; % bbis flour, L. d D. Heiman
tt sacks fisur, Jacob Hebich; IL sacks -four, Oh.
Thieman; 256 bush corn, Brown d Atkman lot
old iron, Reitz d Haney; 27l bush corn, 4. II.
Cook Son; bhls high wines, Preston Bros; IA
bags coffee, NJ. W Foster Co; 38 bdls hay,
Slaughter & Dunkerson; 40 bdls bronms, Bement
vele; l trunk mdse, Bement & Yiele; 20 half
bbls vaTnish, boxes mdse, Bement & Yiele; l box
drugs, Sawyer 4 Bray; boxes Ans nspacher & Plaut !;
, boxes, K. Barnes. A. T. SIIRADER, Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATIoN.-Th
Carpenters and Joiners will meet at the
Council room next Wednesday at y o'clock,
to make arrangements for the above cee-
bration. BY ORDER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

B&gr Three of the four Presidents were
in New York last week-Messrs. Van Buren.
Fillmore, and Perce-and all of them in
excellent health. Mr.. Van Buren, is aged
78; Mr.. Fillmore aged so; Gen. Pierce aged
So.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

A LETTER from Savannah says there was
in that city last week a Douglas meeting.
Probably couple Of Douglas men met
each other in the streets.-Lou. Jour.
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BALTIMORE, June 2d.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat firmer, at ! 30G@l 40 for red !;
50@1 65 for white. Corn quiet and
steady. Provisions very firm and unchang-
ed. Whisky dull at 2I5.
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93 FIRST STREET,

In his ample supply may be found the foiloy
STANDARD GOODS.
5000 Pairs WALKERS al
other, TRACE CHAINS.
5 casks LOG AND PLO}
CHAINS. H
SO doz Root HAEHES.
SO doz Horse and Mule CO.
LARS, (GOOD.)
100 doz AMERICAN HO
CO.'S Planters Hoes.
so doz Garden RAKES, steg
and iron.
25 doz MANURE forks, ass n
so doz o. AEES', and others
Shovels and Spades.
SO doz TUTTLE'S Hook loot
Cross-Cut Saws.
100 doz WELLS, (Hunt's
Lippincott's and Collins
Axes.
so doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad ant
Hand Axes.
25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives.
Is doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S
Hand Saws.
so doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Common.
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, and J. Russell &
Co.'s AMERICAN. :
500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes'l
POCKET KNIVES.
SO doz WADE 6 BUTCHERS
Razors.
100000 G. D., S. B., and
Water Proof Cans.
Also,
100 doz WALDRON Grass and
Grain Scythes.
SO doz BL0OD'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES.
4OO doz superior 0CY1dE
SNATHES.
100 doz FORKS, Q & 3 prong,
Superior.
so doz Grain CRADLES, Bow
and Wire Brace.
so Wood HAY Rakes.
100 Grind Stones, Is to 80 in.
200 doz Scythe STONES.
Also.
500 doz BUTCHERS Files.
90 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S
Planes, reduced prices.
AGENT FOR--AND
5000 feet RUBBER BELT
ING, BEST IN AMERICA,
on hand, 1 1-2 to "a inch.
TOGETHER WITH
SHELF HARDWARE AND
TOOLS of every description.
me- Orders executed with the utmost care and
CHARLES 5. WELLS,
nlarI3 Wholesale Dealer.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.


g (Mailed) q CO
sy the week payable to Carriers) ............ 10
IIl-Meekly co
Weekly Paper. ......... 2 20
" Clubs of l6 or more.................. 90
49, The privilege of yearly aGvrrti-err is limited
10 their own immediate business, in their ,ino
and all advertisements fer the bencat other
persons, well as legal advertisements and adycr
tisemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with
Ihe name of other persons, sent in BY them,
be paid for at the usual ratea.
Ba No report resolutions or proceedings ot ANY
corporation, society, association public meeting
and no communication designed To csu attention To
an matter OF limited Of Individual interest tc
inserted, unlesss paid for Il alt advertisement.
HS Contracts for yearly advertising " i'll not h1
discontinued unless order to that effect Il
the Cfice, and when Discontinued in less ti,u u
year, the price of the whole year will be charged.
SO Legal advertisements hereafter, will Ia. pub
lshel at the expense of the attorneys OreriuS and
not Galayable for legal proceedings, bur collie, able
at usual time
Ss Our terms for job Work and transient 4igcr-
tfseuents are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-04

Ey2R n RE.H'T.-TRREF RESER.a-
~ able Rooms, nicely papered ana in good
der Rent six dollars per month. Enquire at
Brickey's 90 Patent Bread Bakery" First St,
near Main. f. BRICKLEY.
may26-St
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EH1s .THRCH.S.N"TS, HHxssKCELe~S
Il AND DRUGGISTS.
No regularly receiving additions To stock
of Drugs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIls,
E FAKSIshEs, PEKFUMFRY, and FANCY ARrICLEs,
which prepared to offer to the trade on aJ
good terms be pt chased il Cincinnati, lou
isYille. or St. Louis.
We have in store y tons of EXTRA PURE WHiTE
LEAF, in kegs Of % rs, 80 lbs, and leo lbs, which
are selling the trade at manufacturers prices
KELLER ( WHITE,
No - Main street.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Charles Smith In TruHbu.l Com Pleas

sheriG-s Office, Warren, Aug %, isGo 81
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On Friday last, AIR. Geo. h. Swift, Of this
place, in stepping from a buggy in Cleveland
slipped and broke his leg above the knee. Mir.
S. was brought nome Saturday, and is cared
for at the residence of his brother-ln-law, DR..
Harmon. Owing to his previous i'll health,
it is feared amputation Will be necessary
On Saturday last, the wife of I. H Allison,
Esq, of this place. while hanging a picture, fell
from a chair and broke her leg. We learn she
is doing well.
On Sunday, Mrs. Sackctt, mother-in-lsw OF
r. II. Barnum, Esq, was thrown from g car
riase, and broke her arm just above the wrist.
On Sunday morning. as the domestic in DR.
D. B. Woods f=ruily, was carrying the young
est child of the Dr., aged about 10 months,
down stairs, her foot slipped, and the child
was thrown from her arms, striking its head
against the door. The child remained
senseless until Monday morning, when 1t
awoke to consciousness, and viii probably re
cover.
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who have been with Us in our opening exer-
eiscs,
4th. Resolrsd, That the Board Of County
Examiners, merit our sincere thanks for the
allie and impartial manner in which they have
discharged the duties Of their station. and thcir
zeal and diligence in promoting the cause of
Education, throughout our County.
9Th. Rosolred, That the schools Of Trumbull
County. have not attained that degreeof excel
lence which is desirable, and as it is our duty,
as Teackers, to do alive can to elevate them, We
will not only profit hy the many Suggestions
VIC have received during the week, but will
also improve 10y other sources Of information
within our reach, that We may 20 to our seve-
raj school rooms with the discrimination. 10 be
Live Teachers" and diligent in our business.
9th. Resolced. That we recommend tn read
ing of Educational Works and Journals, aud
especially the Ohio Educational Journal, by
the Teachers in our Public Schools.
It'll. Rcsoiosd, That our Secretaries be au-
thorizej to prepare a synopsis of the proceed
ings of our Institution for publication in the
County papers. and in the OHIO Teachers
Monthly.
Before closing the session a Committee of
ten wer> appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Mar
win of Warren, Greer of Pennington, DeFord
of Lordstown. Barrett of Newton Falls, Hume
of Hubbard and HIckox of Vienna. also Miss
Rhodes OF Fowler, and Miss Z. J. Adams Of
Vernon, to raise the sum of 5000 10 dcfrav
in part the expenses Of an Institute next yer.
The Board Of Examiners were requested to call
the meeting of the Institute uGon the first
Monday of August, 1851. II. u. T.
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TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.

Of Henry Tr1utmln- deed ul"te real con
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Teachers Institute.

The Institute which convened in Warren
the 9Th. There were one hundred and twenty
five Teachers in attendance. The exercises were
opened each day with reading Scripture,
prayer and singing. Daily instruction was
given in Grammar by Jas. Marvin of Warren,
in Physiology 10y y. A. Barrett of Newton
Falls. in Geography by H. U. Johnson of Ba-
xetta, in Practical Arithmetic by Mr.. Caldwell
of Girard, in Mental Arithmetic by S. T. De
Ford of Lordstown, and in Reading by j. D.
Cox Of Warren. Jas. Greer of Pennington dis
eoursed up the Theory and Practice of teach
ing" The exercises were i~nterspcrsed with
singing, reading and replying to questions
from the Budget Box. Some Of the questions
elected interest and discussion. Several high
IL interesting. and instructive addresses were
delivered. Tuesday evcsing Prof. Garfield Of
Hiram Institute, leetured upon the subject Of
Physioal Geography. Wednesday evening
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Warren upon Meteorology,
and Friday Eve. Mr.. Kirkpatrick of Cleveland.
upon Natura History. The following ResOlu-
sions were unanimously adopted by the Asso-
citation.
LIST. Resolred. That We as Rembers of Trum-
bull Co, Teachers Institute, tender OuT
shanks to the Citizens of Warren, for the cor
dial reception they have manifested incur pro-
ceedings, and the hospitality they have shown.
End. Resolosd, That our thanks are due a
the Board OF Eiueatien IN Warren, for their
kindness in furnishing q hall, and other con-
veniences for conducting our exercises.
3rd. ResOissd, That we tender our united
thanks TO the several ~Clergymen Of Warren,
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Cyrus Bosworth
BY yIrtn, Of an alias order Of Sale izgasd from the
Court Of Common Pleas CT Truutuil County OAio. T.
me directed and delivered, L shall s%rr for Sale al
Public Auction. 81 the door Of the Court HoaIe IN
Warren, in sz;d cou-tv, on
Saturday, the 29M day Of September, at
! o'clock. ?. N ofsaid day, the following described
real estatn, situate ia the toEHshiP OF LordstnEn,
1rumhult County. sni is known as a part O; lot Va.
II BOundes. south 10y land in said let OEE-d Is
Charles Van WE. west by the west lire. and north hy
forty nine acres of said lot, heretofore surveyed he
ing the central part Of said lot. an continuing shoai
fifty oLc acres more or less. Also all the liant east OF
said fifty one acres. to the highway. the last piece
Of lard les in Wea,hrrtfrIt, icing about eleven
acres. and is al the land decided by raid Van Wye tn
Cssh A. q. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sher.a,s OGl.s. Marren- Anc. =. 500. ag-
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Miss Juvinelis olivia's Concerts.

The Concerts of this lady, assisted by her
sister. Mise Celestia, at Empire Hall, on Friday
and Saturday evenings, were well attended,
and gave the most entire satisfactory. We but
express the opinion of all who heard them, so
far as our knowledge extends, when We say,
that no singers who have previously visited
our place, have better pleased I'll. lovers and
aud judges of music, than Miss Juvenelia and
her sister.
To night they sing in Youngstown; to-mor-
row night in Salem, and if the people Of those
places would not mis- q rare treat, let them at
tend the Concerts.
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4 - III FITl T-H- n n TENIIIUU - F0TE
Of Henry Tr1utman. deed pl"te real con
VS. lrart=.
George 2. Troaiman. Harriet " The defendants
Truftman < David Trrutnag \ George r front
ma !. Harriet ". TroutDSn and Davir TroutUran will
take nntice that on IN 2Ist 9av Of August. lSCa. the
plaintiff "a 3miuist-7trr De 5ozis ron Of Henry Trout
psn. d--'i f'-d in ths PROBATE Cnarsin said Coaatv
his Ts.i.jon TO complete a contract made nv said ucn
~ Trortmsn in hrs Ef-tim- to convey his in crest in
The rel, estate ofGrorE- TrDatEan. decd, to SAID IA
vd Trautmsn said PETITION alleges that said David
is ready to complete the payment Of the purchase
money. hat sail Henry also sEreed 80 make AMIGA
HE division Of the said Geors e Trap.IGar'S estate With
The other heirs OF said tcorge. thu the said David
vent into possession nnaer said ~cantrart Of the lands
50 allsited to said Henry. consisting CT about
acres in the t~osushin of Groakheli in said county.
and przIs for authority to complete said c~pLtract AMI
deliver \ deed in accordance herewith. and for other
p-oser relief. Said r+tition VIII ne heard on Tues
iay Ist October. Is6G. At 10 o'clock. 4. n.
nv CNX. RATLIFF SPEAR.
Warren. Sept. S, 1860, 3~. At'vs'r- me-
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-
The Clifton Live Rsii Road fora
reay and Psirick Layia Defend
ana
Pursuant to an alias order Of sale 10 ne directed
from the Cscrt above rsmsl. ia The case above ea-
titled. pending in said court. ! shaT ei-r for sale.
at pu0Iic auc.iou IT she door Of ih- punfic house.
called The Mansion Housr-' in he village and tnTH
~ IiudsoR .SumIait Ctuaty. chic. on tn rleveath dsv
OF uc5uli-r. irGH. attyO O'Clock, p y ofth.t day.ih=
r.lI1~ing Described prem IS. AID rrnr-rtv a. the
Clinton Lins RsiI-Rosi Company. si-nst- aud being
in the Coun'irs e Summit, Portage Geauga. AID
Frar'u NJ in the S.ate aforessil-YiE-ths raiIrua}
Of said Compa v. the right o way and land OrcIUiri
thcr-h, together with the rupsrstructure and tracks
thereon and all rails ani other materials used there
on. or provided therefor; the bridges. ~viaducts. cul-
verts, fencrs. depot grounds ard buildings there9n;
enEines. tsIderE- cars tools. materials. mach merry,
AID all other personal pra2eTtr tinc'urin= 4 quaint
" Of stone. both ar~sze and uDiressedJ oftHr sHid
Gilman line R.ii Euai Company" and all Fail
"onpAny's right thereto anl int-res therein: to
ystLer Nth III, tolls, rent. income. to he had or lev
ed Ih~rrurou. md 81 franchises. righ.s AID pTiyi-
l-Ess of ssid CoEpaES TO or concerning the same
The real estate aud m:S-d property are appraised
nj seventy IAoasaad dollars
WI COLLTNS. Sperisi Master. &c
RASNFY BACEUS NOBLE aH3 EOkFIiSGFOS
e. MATTHEWS soils. for C-Irp.-
TScp. s 1860 GSl
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NrOTICE o. ~ATTACHMENT-

~ A. D. ReeEer Before jefferson Palm. Esq.
vs. a Justice Of the Peace for
Elijah Bowler Warren tSxHship. County ~
TrumLuli and STATE ofObio. on The sgth dav Of Aug.
irGU, SAID Justice issued an oraer % attachment in
the aLcge acton fer the sum o. SG5-l7, with iRtereSt
ron -Srft. Z. I-5S. and the same will lie for hearing
On the sUsh day OF October. ls6n. At one o'clock. p
III. F. E & c IL HUrcuINS
Sept 5. ISG0. Nv AtTS for PHI
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Rev. J. ", Terrence,

Recently from Kansas, will preach in the
German Lutheran Church on next Sabbath at
I0lss o'clock A. N, also at P. Y.
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Brookfeld Fair.

a number Of the citizens Of Brookfcld have
made arrangements to hold a Fair in their
township. on Wednesday. Sept. Goth.
BrookGeld has good farmers and good stock.
and We doubt not can get up a first rate fair.
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5rmt SntfIIigtntt.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Elias Hull-Stray Cow.
Gee. Adams-Piano for sale.
F. P. Reed & Co.-New Clothing.
Miles MeCombs-Stray Mare.
W. n. Porter-New Books.
Mrs. Messer-New Millinery. Goods.
Co. COmmissioners-New Jail.
]. Oswalt-Legal Notice.
Statement of County Treasurer.
Bracelet Lost.
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M4SING C-ONNECTI0SS,
Il CI~=vsiani with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
Iunihrs r Cincinnati. CleYshnd & Brie. and Cl=ve-
Land K Pittsburgh Rail Roads
a. scion, Ei-h Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
q" NaEtua with Hacks for Ravenna.
&" G~raceyiiIc with Hacks for Newton FAILS. &c
50 Warren with Hacks 20 sharon, Grecnville 0eaa-
Vile, Bloomfield, CanGeli. &C
Sc Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enou VALLEY. and theRce by P. It. W
* G. Rail Road to Pi.ssburgh.
~. ne. Is5q. CUAs. L. RUOpEs Snrt.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.
A'Adn's SfJos;zhW Wo,cot;) In Court Of Common
rs. Pleas or Trumbui

- II 4 - NIL.
AhAdn's SfJosishW .Wo,cor) In Court Of Common
rs. Pleas OF Irumluii
Fleszer iiazsn Fl al. } Cugnfy.
By virtue Of 81 Order Of Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumhuii County Ohio. to ne ii
rected and oeliy+ red. I shall GUer for sale at Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House in Warren, il
said comfy. on
Saturday. the 29A dag Of Sept, 1860.
al one o'cisek r. II. II aid day, tn following dee
cribcd real estate Situate IN the township Of Greene,
in said County and he -a-t part Of lot No b. IN
boundsd o. the rorlh- east Snd sautL y tie lot lines
% lot 40. ~. and on tls wrst b. lzad decided 10 vii
lari Roherts, ~ Frederick kiEsE.n, containing sew
enty-seven 5S-lOU acrts. ies- in'ty-tuO rods Of groan1
for school house iut in pistuctN0 = 10 said township.
aud / acres which is the lot On which the steam say
mill nov stands leaving to he sold p 81 luu ac-rs
more or less. Appraised 1T eish; hundred and lily
dollars
Also 4 acres in the northeast Garner sG lot No 80.
~iEcladirg ! steam saw mill situated on the Bam-. and
bounded ~ follows: Comm eng at the south east
coruer OF szid school hou.u let. thence scuth - rods,
thencs west 20 rods. thence north - rods, thence east
g. rods 10 the Ilsce Cf heEiuHiI z. Appraised At
twelve hundred dollars ($ls0g}. Trims Cash.
A B. LYHAN. Sheriff.
gheriG-s Office, Warren, Aug %, 1850 So.
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Good Size

Good Size.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson, ST., has placed on our
table, 4 red tomatoe weighing Ia lbs.
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A NOTICE.

II John c smith The defendant will take no.
VS. tice that on the 10Th dag Of
Robert " Jones , August. A D iSG0. fh- plaintiff
caused at;aah-nsnt to he issasd asaiass hin by Wzr-
rem Young aJCs;ice Of the Peace o! Gustayus, Trum
bull County. Ohio Siii cguse VII nc for he's ring
andtrial o. the 2ith day OF S=Pt-ra.er, 4 n Too, a.
one O-clock.F u LDiiN . SJTTH.
BY BARNES his ATTY.
Gsstayss. Sept 5, IscO, 3w
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"he Restorative is pls op ia hotties Ct three sizes,
=iz: large. m-iun. ard snail; the small holds = >
.;rt. and r~.Jails for o-- doiltr per hottie; the tuvdf
I'm holds II l.aSi twenty Ter celf- m3re ~ proportion
thar the smell. retljls to- tro dollars per hu.tlr; the
zT-a hollis 4 qHl~t. 10 per cent. mare in proportion.
al r--ziis sor 81
D. J. WOOD & - Propriet7rs. 4ii B-11ITAy.
Sew ECra. aad III Market : rect, s.. Louis, No
And soil 10y all good Druggists anI g,rcg Goods
Dealers. S,p.-s, i-Gt.3n