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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Stark Co.

NARROW EscAPE-Miss Elmira Letter
lug ter of the Hon. b. F. Letter. was
plSSin1 an Opeun stove when her dress
took fire. aud but for TIE presence of mind
anil prompt action of her f .ther in extiu
gnishins the flames. would have met a fate
too terrible to cohtcml late. As it was.
every vestige of her clothing was burned.
and her deliveranec WAS truly mirAcI-
lOuS.
AccIDEYT-Charles Langdon. frenln
on the P. TT " & q. Il Z ut ut on
the engine T. oil betw Alli1nce an!
s lem AMI whiIa there slipped. his leg was
thru t down 50 far That the eul OF the con-
Meeting rod ss it came W. crushed his an-
kle. and he held ON there fast. his foot. aud
an lc br k n and bruised at every upward
motion OF the connecting rod. while the
train went half a miic. He says that to
let 90 his hold would have been sure death
but so terrible was the pain that he was
tempted at times to do SO. The noise made
BY the train prevented the engineer from
hearing his cries. 1t was only when he
WAS missed. and the engiaeer came to look
for him, that the train was stopped.
Porf Webster is teaching a Singing
Class in Canton.-Canton Republican,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
DGatbs.

In Hartford. on Friday morning De 9th.
BESJ MIN WILLS WALKLE. aged about fifteen
months, ouly son OF R.V BrnjImin aud Hanirl
Wells i aikvr.
t. Johnston. d c l4h nf Pu;ri sore thunat,
Edward l.. "nlv son Ui William Bnnt"u and
wife. ag-'i 81 yeats
l. Ellsworth. De 9Th. General WILIsN
RIPLLY ngr'i 7e Years.
MIR Ripley was torn in WIndham, Connec-
ticut. May 27th leg; wa married tn Miss Su
san Bingham. OF LI>trpn, Conn lSOJ. ami
emig.uted To TtumDuli County the same year.
He WIS one oi the earliest pIonerr : ulrr5 OF
Ellsworth township. uni lived to that ripe old
rge That p. r1nitted hIm To witness the iull re-
wari of Ills laiAr aui privaIiuns. DE WAS
draughtei on two dIffrr-nt occasions curing
thu war at lrl2. once fer the reliei o: FSrt
Me gr-hchOniHg RcySfT.
H. wa.eirctei Reprrs .u;ative twic.. AMI af-
Senate, from Irunbul County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
The Forts at Charleston.

The cid imbccle who disgraces the Pres
idez4ial chair having refused to reinforce
the sixty men under the command Of Maj.
AadersSn, stationed at Forts Moultrie and
sunpter, Maj. Andersen has evacuated
Fort HOultrie, and leaving an officer with
four men in charge of it. removed the re-
nainder Of his force to Fort Sumpter.
which at last accounts. he still holds
ESEt Moultrie has since been yielded up to
the disunionists.
The Washington Correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, writing under date of
Dee. 22d. gives the following description
sf the two forts:
Forts Nonltrie and Sumptcr are situated
caopposite sides of the entrance to Charles
con harbOr, and completely cover and COM
nand Il Fort Moultrie is on or adjacent
10 the land. and dwelling houses and other
bulidings are erected close up to the walls
Of the fort 1t covers so large a surface
that it cannot be successfully defended at
al points by a garrison Of less than three
hundred men.
The present force in command Of the
pl.oe consists of two companies of infantry
which have not been recruited for three
years and have been reduced by death and
expiration Of terms of service. to sixty
three men besides the band, who are not
armed They arc under the command OF
Major Anderson, a gallant and loyal officer,
Who will doubtless make the best defence
ef which the place is capable
The adjacent buildings will furnish con-
oeslnent and protection for an attacking
force until they arrive at the walls Of the
Nrt
Experienced military men. well scquaint
ed with the position. say that a force Of
svo hundred and fifty men. by an at
tack, skillfuliy planned and executed. csn
take the place with the present garrison.
with q loss of from three to Eve men on
Ae side of the assaiiants. and perhaps
double that number Of the garrison.
Bot this is not the worst view Of the
uase. Fort Sumpter is built in the water,
Coo thousand yards from the land. 1t
van only be attacked, therefore, from wat T
craft It is Just finished. and is ole Of
the strongest works in ChriztendOn; mount
cd with thirty two pound cannon; ami sup
Piled with one hundred rounds Of ammun :
lion for each gun. It is covered. bomb
proof, and can only be entered by the en-
brSsures, which an attacking force must
crawl through. ons man at a time. and
hence two men at one Of these could defend
Il against Eve hundred.
With 3 garrison Of one hundred and
Hhy men. it could only be sue esSfully at
Tackled by siege batteries AMI heavy
ordnance. aud then could withstand a siege
sf weeks; or, perhaps, month";
Tho guns of this fort command Fort
Houltrie, and cOald reduce it to heap Of
Ssins 70 t~wenty-foer hours
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Capture of the City Of Pekin.

The immense Capital of the Chinese has
been captured by the liicd Armies IF
France and England. r,kin is Surrnund,d
by a turreted wall. with towers at short
intervals. outSil lie of this W II is 4 daep
ditc'- and beyond this cue, sure is i circle
of su 'urb', AS density peorled. as busy
and as cauI ,act rs Pckin itself. The clpi
tol of China consists. in fact. of two cities.
the North. OF l'2peridl City. and the South
city. The {, mer is called the CITY of
%Iartars; the latter the City of the Chinese.
They are Separated by a turreted wall. AMI
communicate only by three gItes. Of which
the middle one is reserved exclusively for
the Emperor. The rartlr CITY confirms
the Palace IF the IS of Heaven" uhe
Emperor Il mss of buildings of every
size ami shade; paviiinns. pIgodls AMI
gardens. equnlly extensive AMI inleScriba-
BILE. which. it is .lid. takes u month to 90
over
The POI ula ion IF Pekin and its suburb
exceeds two millions.
The lied army commenced their al
vance on the same lay that rekiu was
taken. The summer palace of the En-
peror was TAKEN and completely sacked
affjrding an Immense amount Of spills -
The chief share of the plumber seems to
have fallen to the French. The quantity
of the tire sure taken i to he dcvidsl be-
tween the French and English. Some
pri:Ites are said to have sold their share
for 80 0OJ francs The entire British
share. Is estimated at about $4,000.
The Tartar army Is till in the fed.
though tie Emperor has fed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
FOoDl BLOOD FOOD

Are n i'r airirg1 H.ve ,ou t-isd 'ther r-mraies
~" N'i- ! u" Nou classify d rgoSsOSs BIOsD
FO' D 9Th other tat-tt mr ciF e2 L-trbl
itVoud c IN <Ossih e L, let yOu |. az Of the Rood
70 D strhsut r--St'inV TO ADVERT ing New. that
qnarss Trsnr t. the s.n- msthOd 10 arqI4int you
with hi a'ent N a'cin.s. does not MAKE ths prey
a. sHu th- same -tvie o. arrict- . I III as .h~irs- DR.
BEoSs \ $ a tesrhsr in our msdicai colleges and q
YER &c r"T ti .'tIr-r IN rhJ -iologs and his prep-
aratinns-' o. p,le"f nd CT. ARE IN. resnlt o. an
81 IA siriaI's crest 'Np-rirure and knaNeiige -
THIN 20 n q ie pair Tas ~ yoI h,V- t~i-i n'Ler
r~-ta-Iirs sod Lied nv tiis anI you will ur-iv he
~ ei CousnnTtiys! y"u ~ y ~ cu~-d by his
Uufnrtur.t : hose over KEEL system has hro lght
on some e. h -.Hir tIsease nun - sue NJ - vpu
ar INT ell : am r-etoritiOu 10 persees heath fr-m
h Bfl.D , d DtSa' p~.ir't-y it. All n ring
fnu live Cnn,risiBr NIL or 'rGIs = W"akrs res Or
aay upi,irt caused - - ' ry or ird- -ncS %
blot ieel yol' scot aiih the 4Ln"O 20 D mi hr
WI
VI THeSi N.Tuvss' o. ynn vsiH- vtur own en-
ftr an t. hal = "' q g-cailt IN. ke-t Pr ENTaSs
- sNrIF CrKptAL slVaSs IL thr b Use u . -ar
r-- rnau p r-g0rir ,nl Al % ts,- an istc-r an
eu-i, Tor niarYh.s SunWer Con plant an all ia
.as-s afreul 90 = t. h ~. Sud a gret asa ttnce in
% t,uiug n. guns rec adysrtistment-
Fur sac 81 WOODS = PEW.
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Portage Co.

REpA1RIxG.- The Disciple Church in
Ravenna is being thu ;hly rep-ire,l;
A fire occurred on the 18th inst. Tie
sufferers by the fire are Bin.hlm s. Themes
Marble Works; loss SII0J; insured fnr
Sl;O0 in Knox Mutll BIun51rg-r &
Heckm.n; loss on building aud goods.
$1,000. insured in Knox Mutud. Mt Ncru-
Oil. S 100 Henry Hogal. shoemaker, in up
per rom Of marble shop building; l,ss, say
SJ0,00-nl Insurance.
len rhopslul D,lIlrs wJrth Of D;iel
Ap lies have been bought at the tH1 stores
in Palmyra.
Upon Wednesday or Thursday last wo,k
Mr.. Jas Dunn. living a half mile north If
iiarrcttsviIle village, while in his we'll TWEEN
ty-twO fte: deep. was nearly killed fy -
loaded sand bucket falling almost from the
top of the well upoH his head, Mr.. Dunn's
,kull was fractured -RUenna D. m9ci Gt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Civil War Begun.
WASHINGTON. Dec 90.

.."n " NV SOh
Ar. Holt Post Master General, has sent
orders to the Sub Treasury at Charleston.
70 remit all The balance S55.o0o) on the
Post Office accounts in his possession i'm
nediately to the credit Of that Department
If this order is not complied With at once,
be will demand Of the Federal Government
70 enforce his orders-
he is also determined, as before suggest
Cd. TO suppress mail matter to and from
South Csrolira, # the nails are interfered
With IN that State.
The Cabinet breke up to night. after FIVE
hours session, without coming to any con-
GusiOn relative to the disposition Of troops
at Charleston. The impression prevailed
&at q conflict vas inevitable.
Secretary Todcey and NJ. Holt, P. NJ.
General, urged defence. the Others a future
sTaeustien If necessary.
A despatch received to night BY a mem-
Der Of the Cabinet says that troops are
pouring into Charleston fron al direc-
GsnA
The opinion was expressed by a prom
sssnt member of the Cabinet 20 night that
Ss< h begun-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Volunteers.

An informal meeting of q few Of tie cit
isens of this place, was held on Monday
evening; at WATCH it was resolved t. raise
q Volunteer Company in this place. and
recommend the forming of others ip the
different townships in the county.
We are informed that over a hundred
signatures Of men who are ready to join.
were obtained yesterday. in this town.
Men Of all parties join in the movement,
all feeling tic absolute necessity of being
PrepareS fer any emergency.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Insurrectiou in Georgia

Ths following dispatch. dated at Macon,
O.. On ThursdsF. Dec q. reached a GeOr-
esa gentleman here last night. who has
SlsWed me to copy il for the Tribune:
"Rsnors Of Q rising among the slaves
Sn The sosh Fessem part Of the State pre-
vail here. h is impeaable tn say with
certainty WheAther al insurrecti5n has re.
ely taken place. or is only threatened.
The greatest care is taken to keep the
bstter secret. but most exaggerated re-
ports are whispered aload in THE town TO-
asy.
There e certainly much excitement
among the negroes everywhere, and the &C.
asional ranor of fighting at Charleston
nskes them restless aud very dangerous.
III an tola that some planters are hasti-
sy getting all things ready to send their
9iEos aad young aisSren 60 the North"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
Tbs Reconstructed Cabinet

The Senat. having confirmed Eiwlrd
NJ Stanton as Attorney G'E raj; thu Cab
inst Is therefore now constituted as fol-
lows
Secretary of Statc-ieremiah S Black.
of Pennsylvania. Vice Cass. resigned.
Secr.tary OF rreasury-philip F. Thorn
as; ct Mtryldnl. Vie Cobb. resigned.
Secretary of Intcrior-Jacob hvmsUn.
Of Mississippi.
Secretary of Navy-Isaac TOuoey. of
Connecticut.
Secretary of War-John B. Floyl. Of
Virginia.
attorney GenerIl-Elwari VI. Stantan.
of Pennsylvania Vice Black, prom ted.
Postmaster GcneIal-Jaeob Holt Of
Kentucky.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
OHER FF,s SALE

~ clsrIote smith In TumhuIl Common Pleas
vs. Be- virtHr Of an or"er 81
Augustus On e.sr ! sale Issued from the Court u
70 msn n as OF TTumbulr eouf ~ Ohio. 10 NJ d.
rrstsd I shall ole. or sale a. Pu,lic Auction At the
on
Saturday the End dag Of February. 1861,
NJ . q elIcA p VI OF sad aas ibefO loving described
real ave sItnate N Warm town plat in said e, uu-
" 81 rrumhul. and il knows nv teing lot No 30. sad
pat Of lot No p AMI - rourdSd as 'oIiOEs: LIT No
y '"uadrd on the n0rh sid by Simon p, kins liant;
on I { east side nv 1T NJ -; On t.- soufh " the
P"hllc sTuaTv, ant On the ~.st ky / { No J. - the
s@m- more Or less sait land hsing sui jvct to tn
s'Hlr condition and Agreement eOn'Ain-i in y deed
that Charlotte IN "a sav- to ZFhO Fitch. Simon
Perkins Aui Isabel N'a-s. du ell March 9Th. ls3O-
sHf r-c1r'el Ia Tram ut county records bsok BY
peg : ) Snd y, % q :: .hE the~- seal ever he p
D .rt~+ ~ Pz--i an lat M b. Joining 10 tn land
hvE~tn EraEt-d md abich j. HOv oWJ - and occupied
By me- any u idI~E p at g. the bounds which NAV he
described - a q = hrg m 4 a rOin' on thu line
d'vidiHs lets No } N % oR- hundred let north
a. ne sou TN OF .t.d lots thpBss runui-s n1Tih
81 - 81 e { tLsrr- no IN ~. Eest 40 eets and
Q Isr h ia.i Osnrd ~ augustus Gre er July
b p til IA lot VI b. p ,rt o. ~hie lar sad thar
10 G. ~EEk. Tr'or To sad JuIy 3Uth, ls3j. conveyed
&, -sI fitch. PERI an & Adams. APPRAISED al 81,
6ln 30. - LYMAN, Sheriff
sAenG's cm,e Jan . ISGI.
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The Philadelphia Press telegraph says:

WASHINGTON. Dec 26.
The discovery of the abstraction of the
State bonds has brought the o. P. F. to
his senses He has acOnscience for money.
if not for principle. and he is very hitter
against Secretary Floyd. Having lost his
Secretary of the Treasury. Cobb. and his
Secretary of State. Cass. he Is row very
anxious to get rid of his Secretary of War,
Floyd. What renders the matter worse
is, that Postmaster General Holt. who has
never been much attached to the Admins
tration, threatens to 90 out. and Secretary
fodcey trembles least he may be the next
victim of a newspaper investigation.
The Southern factions are tearing each
other 20 pieces There is mo e rivalry
between the respective leaders of the Se-
oessiOn forces in the South than has ever
been known before. Charleston hates
Savannah. and the latter returns the com
pliment with compound interest. The ex.
pectation Of capturing the foreign trade
has set the different Southern ports wild,
and the leaders Of parties arc like hungry
tigers ready to take each other by the
throat This with the prospect of famine.
taxation. and the fear of servile Insured
ton. is a very poor preparation for that
heaven Of Southern independence that b.;
been 50 much talked about as a result e
q separation frsn the free States
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
The Mails.

Tho mail from the east, via Cleveland.
has been carried on the C. & N. Railroad,
since its construction, until yesterday, tie
LIST Inst, when the Company refused to
take the mails. We are informed that the
contract under which the Company has
hitherto carried, expired on the first of De-
sObez last, at which time the Company de-
nandel an increase Of pay, the old contract
being for a smaller sum than mails we're
carried by other railroads. The Post Of
ice Department took the matter under con
sideration, and no new contract having
heen made yet, the +. 3, Company decline
carry Ing them, at present.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
81, 100000 IN GOLD SHIP ED TO
THE SOUTH FROa YORK!

REVENUE CUTTER FITTING FOR sea-
New YORK Dee %.
The Tribune saws. We are Informed that
Sl.0o0 600 in I'D was sent 10y express.
Friday night. from the Sub Treasury. and
about S 90 900 more on Sturdy MORN
Ing. destined. it was said. to the Suuth.
Revenue cutter Harriet Lane is getting
ready for sea under sealed orders
The Custom il,use clerks c,lld not get
their salaries to-day. Alleged cause. M
money TO pay them with.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD The y. Y. Tribune, Of the 18th
inst says:
lin d short time the Long Dock at Ho-
bJkenl Improvement will he rea y, aud give
the Eiie great advantage in the triuShip,
meut If freight. and this will be the mu.e
marked when Mr. Hallytt'> road (the At
lantic aud Great Westernl is completed -
There will then he Il six foot track without
break form St Louis To the Long Dock.
which will enable shippers to discharge
frcighC loaded at st Louis directly into
shipping 1t Hobuken. without change of
cars. Mr. Hallett's road will ran. next
Spring, by which we shall have u new con-
nectiun with Cleveland, nine miles shorter
than the present. and very mucl. more
favorable in grades. By next Fall the new
road will reach Akron. where it will con-
peIt with the whole network Of Western
roads. 1--we origina scheme Contemplated
extending the road u Dayton. hut negotia-
tiuns which ale nov progressing with the
rdilro ads connecting at Akron, may render
this unne ,eSSary. fhe funds for the com
plcti III Of the work to Akron. are already
provided, by leans in Madrid and Lon
don"
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Gard to Ladies'.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
FuI F.m-it
THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

1 ia " aui al remedy Or f-ma-e Complaints,
wouif e p Ct.-u cail lIv ate ttOh 81 ne La les Of
tt G. Itry o. u, -e-ltSg a.sl--Ti that IN tn ilrehish
Jr PrtcI- tIlH JfS. Nui amt = ale iui n yer tat sLg
rec y or = as rising from = dertugri and dis
ora re syFtsu such IS - o n h -slaohe. I,Ipit4'iuG ct
tae u-a t 'vurss Oi -rir =, .ervOas lsee0or :. leu
cassh-d sc
Ia f-m wing st"pragrs or e. strJrtto-sc CT the men
.es. irum -i-t- frI Caus". tL-y ar IN A. lie The
~ p'-s,i.u ;" rOuUDh i -pretiis retrieved. aud thee
nj. be 80 recurrence. ~ us'd acc"rd.ng ~ directions
UAUFIUS
THE;E AsE TINES wHE> THE H>cHIsR or Pea II
tIIL> sHoCLD Nor M sXEN AFPLs EGPERIfE 4 nav
~ PvOvFs THN III Z AiLL SuT ONLY PREVENT PHEG-
S,N,Y h 1 INvA-tABLY AZ = Ms -gIAGE ~ may
ARK 1AA-N uUKISB tbs TA~LIsB - T l. NsSRIED -
DIEs x 'HaEHEOtE CART oSFD tsNNS. tsIN. Than
.rSi.- TiAk<-NT Any uTHEss Tan THzN Ak . FE
cut 4s'e',I 'us accom- .isn &c . 'uN tt PAGE
NOn- geEuiIe ' th IIt tie .lgnasurr nf @NtftE
" LON Proprietor, Rae 81 ApHOrr Pari b. or AAs-
soL n LNURp. I'm nIteTs.
Pucr. 81 = per hox: half boxes > cents
~nl3 wnhs- ,als aud retail y WOODS \ fEw ana Z
: n IN. SuRNrToS Il TO Narrcu: VI 7 JENKLL.
Y.,dHySt ,Eu F-b. S2.-6n,
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NEWS ITEMS.

SECESSION IN MISSISSIPPI "A despatch
from the editor of the Wissisappiidm and
State Gazette. published ut jackson. to the
Mississippi DELEGATIONS in Congress. dated
Friday evening. states that MissiSsip had
elected delegates to the State Convention
in favor Of separate State secession by a
very large majOrity-say seventy in the
convention of one hundred delegates. and
by u popular majority Of 80 OOO votes.
The Memphis Araianche slys a man
named Saplcy. at jackson. Miss. was ar
rested on the testimony of several negroes.
OH a charge of melting slaves to insurrec-
ton. Sdpley was tut in the cali Sc but
but the mob broke into it and took the
prisoner out; and that was tbs last seen of
him 1t is supposed he was hung aud
his body secrete'I.
The n. \. Commercial telegraph says:
WASHINGTON Dec. 2t.
The Hon. VIM Porcher Miles. member
of Congress from South Carolina. has mile
a.tatement with disclOscs a state of things
most diScreditable 10 the Executive. Mr..
Miles declares that the President was in
cnllusion with the SeceSsisuists of Shuth
Carolina, aui Il PARTY to the seizure of the
forts AT Charleston, upon the declaration of
secession.
Gen Harvey. by the decease Of his wife
recently Is Paris has come in possession.
rs the property Of hims: Ii aud chilLr IL. Of
s, 900 0OO. lie Is Il little rising fifty
years old. aud by much service ani rx
pisure, Is somewhat d. oxen in health. lie
is the fourth ia the list Of our army Of
f,ers-Scutt, Wool AMI rwiggs coming b.
fore him.
The FOUNDER Oh Chicago In a small
village of Illinois my be seen daily TAX
ing his morning walk a july old French
man. who prides himself upon having
huilt tie first house on the spot where Chi
caro-. the pruul Queen of the West now
pr ads eIself WITH llI.O00 inhabitants
RALPH FARNHAM ~DEAD-GEEAT FALLS
y. H.. Dc. 20
R,lnh Farnham the last survivor Of the
battle of 8u,ker Hill, died this morning,
at the residence Of his sou. in Acton. NJ tiue.
His age was lOf years, , mouths and 10
days.
The Chicago Journal says that the Dip
iberia is exceedingly prevalent. especially
among children. in that section. AMI re-
sists all the efforts Of the physicians. In
several ~iu'tances. whole families have been
swept off by it.
Wait>ill VI. Curtis has been committed
at Portland. Maine. in default OF S co
bill. for kidnapping his wife-she living
SCI crate from his had and buaId-rud
conveying her By force tn her fathers resi-
deuce. where she was subjected to indigni-
ties for several days.
The Editorial Ass. citation Of Obi. h. Ids
it, semi annual meeting at gainesville ON
the 18th of January. Il. q. Washbarne
of the FL ria Democrat. will deliver the
address. and j. II. y Bone Of the Cleve-
laud Herald. the p'em.
Several companies are engaged in Dor
inc for oil at Crrstiinc. and with some
SUCCESS One party reached oil only eight
feat below the surface. SJsIys tine Mans
field Herald.
ChlriOtt MarSton del in Di.htOn. Mass.
on the | III inst. asei 50. She had been
/ town pauper from her birth. What j
life!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-02
THE STATE OF Ohio. TrumbuH
County, in Curt Of Common Pleas
H''1'a "'''''' Petition for a..ispa.., Of

vs. Petition for assignment oG
Festus Roberts Z all Dover
Timoths Roberts George and Rsra WAITS. JemimS
WATTS. Hamilton Rl.erts. Rhoia X NINA, James kim
ma Nancy 0lmstssd. s .r4h luz l- John r futile,
Ahner R ,hvrts. Agnes PARKER ans NaE< iret Parker
are hereay notih d that on the Iuth Of October A. D.
Ir60 The Petit. ore &. ed N tbs Office Of the Gierk OF
~ Court OF Common Pleas. for Irunhull County
ohio. against thin Snd others asking for the assign
ment OF her DoWer as the SIiOW Of Timothy Roberts,
dreea~sd in the following hnts, OF which said Tim
othy died Possessed. situated in T-Bnnull county,
Ohio 10 vit: 0nr piece Of land. situated in the Town
shin o. Huhharl. County OF rum ul and state OF
Z hio K oTu as 'eisg he north half 81 lot No. forty
> I t46) in said Township. and bounded As folloSs-
n"rsh ~ the nsrth line % said lot. east By the east
line ct said lot. south by lands in said lot oSued by
Samuel Hine ard west by the west line OF said lot.
containing one hundred acres OF land. subject 70 all
l-g1i highE.ys One -ther par el Of land sit1ated
IN he SAM Township and COunty. knoan as part Of
lot No ffty Eve (%5I and bounded o.. the east by the
lot Zine on TIN nnr.h by Isnl in said lot No IS OWL
ed ~ Thomas \ Roberts. on the west and south %
the 90 lines, containing enc hnnured and ninety
acre. Of land AM one other piece Of land in sHia
TOsnshIB and County. saswn az part cf lot No. any
sx t5) and bounded on the east and south by said lot
h. e. on the west ~ lands in said lot owne BY George
Hagar, On the north by lands in said lot owned by
Jehirl cl'nghzn eOaIAin NJ s~iXty-one scrss o. land
Against said d-fendafts and ssh-rs, as heirs kt law
and devisess uf said limo ny Rlb@rts, deceased =
said Petition will he fI hearing al the next term OF
said {. urt.f r said UOunty- commencing on the 4th
day u March A b. Is6i. Unless said Defts- appear
answer or dsmur to said Petition. the same As 70 them;
vii he taken as confessed and order taken ~ prayed
for in said P-tiuoO. FORRIST q
! IDee 20. 90 6z Attys for ReetiORer-.