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.REs.. sarfensos REiU
Has this day become associated with me in Tho
COAL OIL
Il "A M r BU SIT H . s,
No. 9 Charities street,
Under the firm Of COVERT < HILL.
H. G. COVERT.
New Orleans, March 30 1861 al 2ptf
1Ne Perfection OF light!
COAL OIL AND LAMPS FOR THE MILLION |!
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
LAMP AND OIL EMPORIUM,
No. Charities street.
Tho attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PLANTERS,
and STRANGERS visiting the city, is invited to our unri
vailed stock Of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Especially adapted to the wants of the trade which, for
VARIETY,
ELEGANCE, AND
COMPLETENESS,
in every respect is unsurpassed this continent
| fnitoly the LARGEST AND ONLY COMPLETE AssoRT-
MENT IN THIS CITY, eng larger than all others com.
bnsdo and embraces many and elegant patterns
found in other establishment comprising
PARLoR LAMPS,
HALL LAMPS,
CHAMBER LAMPS.
.er KITCHEN LAMPS,
STORE LAMPS,
SALOON LAMPS,
HOTEL LAMPS
STEAMBOAT LAMPS,
Magnificent TWO, THREE, FOUR and SIX LIGHT CHAN
DELIERs, 0or Coal OLD
GLOBES, CHIMNEYs, etc.
For
LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
Confederate States of America.
Together with inexhaustible supply of
COAL OIL,
From all the hest and largest manufactures the country
nd
GENUINE KEROSENE OIL,
AT 81 Is per gallon. retail,
And at the LOWEST PRICE by tho barrel.
Parafsine Candles,
An everything appetainng the trade for SALE wholesale
and retail, at
THE LOWEST PRICES,
6.......,.......... CHARTERS STREET. ...........6
Sole Agency for
HALE's UNRIvALED COAL OIL LAMP,
Which twenty per produces one fourth
more light than any other in use.
COVERT & BILL.
N. Oils sold at this establishment will be cuarau
ted perfectly pure and caropheue or other
fluids. al 2ptf
ne. ESiRst's
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
CANAL STREET ............l22
IT Bui1d ings
Offers for sale, at Reduced Prices, Wholesale aud Retail
LADIES' DRESS TR INNINGS, of the Latest Styles
BONNET AND FANCY RIBBONS.
MERCERY-In immense variety.
PERFUMERIEs-Of every description
BRUsHEs-of every style, quality and price.
Ladies' Ivory, Shell, Amber and Buffalo TUCKING COMBS
and DRESSING COMBS
A large variety Of Ladies' and Gents PoRTE-MONNAIEs
TRAVELLING BAGS, sAToHELs and STRAW WORK
BASKETs-In immense variety.
REAL MEERsCHAUM and IMITATION PIPES
FANS-At prices ranging from 20 cents to 500.
"BELLE OF TIE SOUTH" HOOP SKIRTS.
Fifty Dozen Misses and Children's SHAKER HOODS
One Hundred Dozen Ladies' and Gents STRAW HATS, and
other
STRAW GOoDs-Of Every Description
childrens CARRIAGES, vELoCIPEDEs and ROCKING
HORSES.
HAMMoCKs-From 81 80 to SIS.
MUSIC BOXES, ACCoRDEoNs, BISCUIT sTATUARY.
ETC., etc.
R0rCountry Merchants will please call and examine the
stock of TOYS and FANCY GOODS. al 2pMoResa
" al. KS2'NseEafs02a
Has for Sale
1000 yards Chint colored ORGANIZES at 2oc per yard
worth double the money.
j. A. BRASELNAN
Has fer Sale
500 Fine EMBROIDERED BANDS, just received from New
York auctons-at half price.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

oatoTIo IN apt. .. a.. Winnemore,
ssistant ter Of the Army Of Louisiana,
been promoted To the position
gsuante eneral, with the rank Of Colo
nfa Cpl. 81 nstilore has the reputation Of being
islost and efficient officer, Of tirstrate
business cations, and thoroughly acquainted
itli tic duties of the Department.
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]. Germs Of THE GREscENB containing the
uficial proceedings u tie Convention. can be had
~ 0al raaHte ID wrap ers for mailing.
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BcaatItstyseae, LesOis . Co.,
1Is..s......... CANAL STREET ZIG
HAVING BOUGHT LARGELY
For Cash,
4 H Il sPE a Il SALE
FRENCH GOODS,
OF the importation of
11ryxREoS1-, lrE.aEEE.-dzzz3 & CO.,
Can offer to-
CASH BUYERS
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES DRESS GOODS
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURES,
UNPARALLELED FOR cHEAPNEss
Among these goods ore
20 pieces EXTRA BRREGEs, Choice colors, at 75c
90 SUPER Black, at. ..,...........25c
| 200 Choice Colors, t....... .25c
| so :. EXTRA FINE CREPE D'EsPAGNE, Black Csc
% :. :. EXTRA =. . Csc
50 Choice Coor.. 25e.
| 80 Fine BAREiE ANGLAIs, IKE
| Is .. Printed Chene BARGE ANGLAIs.
Half Mourning at IKE.
With many other smaller lots equally cheap all of whick
| will be retaed
FOR CASH ONLY.
AT oNE-HALF THE USUAL PRICEs.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
| al 2ptf No. 116 csnal street.
Country Merchants ..@
Visiting this city for the purpose of repenishing their
Stocks Of .-0...-
DRY GOODS,
Will find our establishment large lines of the following
Goods MUCH CHEAPER than they have heretofore pu1-
chased them in New York. viz:
BAREGEs AND CREPE MARETz.
New Style SPRING DRESS GOODS
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS, for Ladies' and Misses
coRsETs, COLLARS AND SETS.
LACE POINTS AND MANHLLAS
PARAsoLs AND FANS.
HOSIERY and Gems FURNISHING GOODS
LAcEs AND EHBRoIDERlEs.
FILET MITES.
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs AND LAWNS.
WHITE GOODS.
PRINTED LINEN CARBRICs.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
IRISH LINENS
TABLE LINENS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
For CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
al 2p1f Adjacent to the Clay statue
To Planters.
We have just opened large stock of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
Consisting o.
Kentucky JEANS and KERsEYs
Marlboro PLAIDs and STRIPES
Georgia PLAINS and KERsEYs,
Hickory STRIPES and DENNIS,
COTTON CHECKS. TICKING
EVERY DESCRIPTION
7-s AND A SOUTHERN osNABURGs, ETC., etc.
ALI of which we offering
Very Low Frices,
CASH OR APPROVED CITY ACCEPTANCE
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
al 2ptf Nc. 116 Canal street.
C&otEataeg!
M ALARD &c Tt OK e r,
Corner Canal and Old Levee streets,
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE
Offer their customers and the public general
we'll selected assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Consisting Of
Tweeds and Summer Cashmere Suits, qualities
Fine Silk Warp Summer Cashmere Suits
French and English Merino Goats, Pants and Vests
Colored and Black Alpaca sacs and Frocktees
Fancy and White Drill Planters Linen and White and Coloed
Duck Pants.
Planters Liner, Bingham and White Linen Coats
Planters Blouse Linen Busters
Imitation seersucker Goats, Pants and Vests.
White and Coored Marseiles Vests Bombazne Alpaca
and Merino Vests.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A general assortm Of
Boys AND YOUTHS
and Summer Clothing !!
Also
FULL STOCK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

NJ Nd Crescent hereby announce that
Jadge u no FIRST District Court.
4 AZ zplt II. 6REENWALL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

M xEs Haven sTnsigo OF the sixth Dis
les gnrt q New Orleans candidate reelection
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soryTHaRN u sIEIe RAILROAD.

Our readers have all read the very able and con-
ineng oppose Of the affairs Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Comp any, made BY President Stevenson,
before she stockholders and the public at the Ar
Ispry Han Il few evenings since. His facts and
ganients we're stroBgl put as well as truthful,
alsd carried nnnEiction to every intelligent mind
siia, the grandest enterprise Of modern times,
could III successfully carried through its difficulties
4 and placed beyond the reach of future contingent
Thu moderate loan Of one dollar per share,
askea for BIZ the manag cement, was promptly
sscribed and paid in BY those most interested,
sasid are destined, at least these who respond
4 10 lille call 10 reap q bounteous reward hereafter,
and at ~ rennots period at that.
EherefSre Il with more than ordinary satisfac-
si0ng that Nj state that The stockholders are re-
spending with Iiherality and promptness to the
sRAf anads upar them. This ID as it should be- Let
al the atpokholsa 60 and small, come forward
At obce, ana adj likewise. The Office Of the Com
pony II NJ All 5olnlnon street.
TIE RACE nj. d AZ day u race will be for
ssthe boswell sEake d sweepstakes for twoyear-
mile heats SEQ subscription half forfeit the
horse I'D save his stake and the Club to add
500 If on more start. The nominations are Mr..
Desw I'll n sfsstte, Gen. Camps Regret General
wv k1AA Lpfat 4ttlNB,
Ii. Richard u Oh. q. BY West Australian, Mr..
Esoindsxtsr's b. by Albion. ana Mr.. Carnpbelps
Il ~ Fl BIZ ag ner sixteen other horses having de-
Jared pf faek promises to be better today,
ANA an monty lively dtss Of young animals
ba looked ter. See Advertisement for colors
an9 other particulars.
mo Prospect fol To-day may be judged from the |
ting laaa ght. The sum total Of thirteen
popIa VAS as follows: Minors entry, s5945
Nellts $3.50 Doswell's,l s2n5o; Bngamanis,
$50 ennerSa 4; Richards $3.50. Opinions
aEetualsd ~ the bidding vent Oh, ana ii was al.
gatheg intel eating Tue Minor entry alone being
head Of AZ, blst II q lively see-saw in the
early pools hetw een slls ana Boswell, whilst the
latter fell behind In pools. The total sum
stalsedin the po0lss filed up at one place, wes
- 1870.
L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

& ~ afs. Nsa Iter; PLEASE announce u. Liv-
for ihe Jadgeai f,hc Fifth District
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON.

Having removed my shop Poydras the 2ls Of
October last 40 MAGAZINE STREET adjoining the ST.
James Hotel Formerly the old Arcade Twill be found there
always ready and wngt 10 wait my old
sRny others will be kind enough favor with their
patronage
s8-Noadvance in price for Shaving Tie charge Is TEN
CENTS, as ususl.
Rs-Private Rooms for whisker and Hair Dyeng
ME 2pMoM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

~ Esssl ga X ~. gasslat, Of tYae First District
Sas H viii be supported rasleconb by
n zRlA 2ases NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

MErAaRla AissecI ATIoN, The members Of the
1 detaiEia citation are requested to meet this
evening in pallcr st Charles Hotel, at /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

4 1as7 ss \ srA agss EAoaaxad ID announce the
A,u Ila roinse coppse d candidate
sns blatssA parishes of Ayoyeles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

Hats. Caps. etc, at Wholesale.
We constantly receiving assortment Of SILK and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn. Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at tho lowest market prices, by
FROST q CO.,
tr7s nd M, Ifag street nvflrlaapr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

kiAe 1soNs II. ~. III lestom, tlse pxesent |
Dissrlet Court il candidate Tor teelsc-
ispes and Vim BIZ imported by AIS
a sa2s MsNY FRIENns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

III III tsla gik1s ii
f5His sssoaiass only
lTlag Only DJ ter ii pesfect hse3
slaE dseesian Only Dye that IL
aad tha WIG desire ii hays III
If LEsir hais certainty and sspdify,
s8S NV Shade ghas MAY Hsaiaes
~ Or f No d Astor House, New
sod w Aslas gas 81 iii 3Iiaf Dfsssoss
ma aeanA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

sdg 90 Of the Sixth District Court--gVe
Azn lAqliEea III announce andge DfsM ATIEN AUGpSTI
Judge tue SIKH isris Court Of New Or
sasiss gldnaipns spsil 81 1sel MIG 2pte
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nominations
OF THE
JEFFERSON DAVIS ASSOCIATIONS
DAVIS rr,re11x.Earr.
EOsicc.

The Annual Entertainment for the BENEFIT OF THE Or
PHANS HOME, viii he held ODD FELLOWS HALL, on
the evenings of MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April lst Cd Sd, 4th and 9Th.
large assortment of CHILDREN's CLOTHES will be for
sale. nlS0 2DGt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

sag a;ies ~. gNnstnt WI iii lse supported for
seieetDa ~ Ass3l zlsSls nn7 2Dtta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

Eserxfsagss - Asit g9s .asv,so,. Isirs ma
seaf VI knd 81 ttzset New Or
tRAaS d6 2nf \
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

gar 5xIds ~ o9t Aas a aaErsA Daatrtct SourtsTs,e
ilssdds V u q si Lin 1t candidate
IF EaEs fpr The Jaagsshp District
Cert FTg ia.as
rSau K2oss. Ps III, Morgaas, .Ssasa Iii i'll sg,e5
fiazlet Court, Ni % supported Ior Iseleeoh ~
nis apaa M NY FRIRNDs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

AaT Aass5s eA ylors lasa.s will he ssap-
eeea y an Hasesndea raaddate Judgssp 81 the
GiaIla llaataacL uonf5s by
naA eUe AfAaSy fsyrTyFEr. v
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Ksooss, Shoes and Esroges,es,

Plantations supplied with prime Dchpg BOOTS Russet
BRoaANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Gampeaehy
HATS at the lowestmarket prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New oreanH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-20
Soft Roads.

Travellers can sppreciste the advantages Of
plank roads about these days. The dirt roads
In this vicinity have been for the last two OF
three weeks in a fit condition for jockeys tc
show off fosndered horses. All nags travel al
the same gait. namely, a slow walk. The bot
tom has fairly fallen out of the Mecca road
Among the contrivaHces for transporting heavy
weights, in use on that road, we saw one on
Friday last which indicates the depth Of the
mud to be encountered low wheeled wagon,
on which was loaded q small steam engine,
weighing less than two tons, and which two
horses drew easily on the plank. was started
for Mecca, with eight horses attached. Under
the axles was fastened a vehicle made of two
broad plqnks, with ends upturned, what is
here called q stone boat so that when the
wheels should sink Town till the axles would
drag the stone boat would pref ven it from going
Last Sunday night was exceedingly
cold, and since that time the roads have been
comparatively good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-20
npurt of Common Pleas.

This Court is still in session and will proba-
bly, adjourn this week. The number of civil
ceases on the docket, is less than the number
last fall term.
No civil case of unusual interest. has been
tried this term. Among the criminal cases on
hand. this term, were the foll,wing: Matthew
WObb, for bartering in counterfeit bank notes;
pleads guilty, and puts himself on the mercy oil
the court. Not yet sentenced.
Geo. Griffin, for selling. bartering and dis.
posing Of counterfeit bank notes; pleads. not
guilty. Verdict Of jury was, guilty. Defend.
ant moves for new trial.
Matthew Robb, for passing a false, forged
aAd altered bank note. pleads guilty.
Peter SOlInger. for burglary; pleads guilty.
Sentence. three years in the peHetentiary.
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Fix Seed.

&IA 0CSUs
The new Is ifjust past by Congress imposes
. dVty Of 20 cents = gallon on eax seed oil. and
rs cents on Aaxseed. This sSords our farmers
GAterial protection against foreign gown flax
seed. One Of the largest oil mills "a the West
is oxned by Mr. C. o. Griswold, in this place,
and Affords a ready market to fax seed growers
in this section. Our farmers will be glad to
knSz th&t he Intends to make important i'm
FrOSemeotH Ga his machinery, so as to greatly
increase his facilities for manufacturing oil, ty
which he can consume fifty to sixty thousand
bushels Q year; being about double the former
ssaOunt worked. He anticipates that a great
isaPetGs will be given to the business under the
Inasenee Of The new tariff. causing. Of course.
IN inereasd demand for fax seed al advanced
priees-DenoerG.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-20

SfAS.
We are iufSrmed by Mr. C. ]. Van Gorder.
<who, . short time since, obtained from the
Town Council. the privilege of supplying the
town with gus. 4ad who gave to the Council a
satisfactory guarantee hat the works should
Se completed that se ilas let the contract for
building the works, to Nc VIM. D. Parrish, Of
Philadelphia. Mr.. p. gives the best of %referen-
ees. We understand that the pipes aud other
apparatus are now ready for shipment, that the
work with commenced next month, aud that
before winter again sets ia, the town will be
lighted With gas.
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"BLOOD FOOD"

which r%cstores the red gloJpiss. ard thus the norma
circulation. ~CCnsump;ives! Friends Of consumpt
ives !! Sufferers from any organic diseased Cnior
Inmates, who have by excess OF the body or mind. re
dueei the standard OF the blOOi and diminished til,
rtu Eichrlts Ladies suhering any OF the diStressel
knovn as female complaints. be persuaded the Blood
Fool can cure yoa It has cured thousands Of des
prrete cases where all hope has been given up. Do
not rel ct 1t. do not throw away your only hope. The
Blood Food Is an untailing remedy; give it a trial.
An elaborate treatise. carrying cut and fully prov.
ing TIE theory advanced here TO lie correct, will be
mailed to any interested party, on the receipt Of tEC
) cent stamps. Blood FOOD is sol; by all druggists
or where it cannot be had. l VIII send G bottles free
OF expense. FOR 81. Price. single bottle. 81. 1t is
put up il $ c. viais,in yellow wrsppers-the old kind.
ia small hotties. in red Wrappers having beea done
away Eith-and bears the lac -sinile signature o.
Church & Dupont upon the face ~ the wrapper. Ee-
ware Of cnunterfeiss and limitations.
CT. DUPONT. Sole Proprietor,
FEB. 90. oil 500 Broadway. New York.
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$4,000 WORTH
Cases and Artists Furnishing Materials
To be Sold :
Ten Per Cent Above Cost.
CALL AT
ROBBINS ROOMS,
No. 10 Market Street,
WARREN, OHIO.
March II IS6I-lf1
4 DM'RS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

4 DM'RS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II Notice is he rely given that the undersigned
administrator Of the Estate OF John W. Fox, late Of
Trumhuil county. deceased. will sell at Public Sale
At the late residence Of said John W. Fox. deceased
in Warren township. Trunbuil county. Ohio.
IN tn llM day Of April, 1861,
the folio wing described real estate, 10 Wit: Part Of
the north west corner Of lot No. ii in the township Of
Warren, Trunball county. Ohie, bounded north by
he north line Of said lot No. II, east 8. 4. by Ma
honing river, northN. ". by a road running from
the Trumbull and Ashtabula Turnpike TO Learitts-
burg. and south by = line drawn parallel with the
north line 90 far sou.h as to clude fifteen acres Of
land Also, a small tract or lot Of land, containing
about ten square rods, bounded and described As fol-
lo<s.to Wit Commencing at the north east corner
o. the school house lot in District No. Q. in said lot
10 y IN ssid Iownship Of warren; thence ezat Is
Settoa post; thsnce south east "a rods to 4 post;
ehenee sou'h-West 81 rod to i post; thence porth
net1sa 'oasto = post: thence north east & feet to
ths corner OF the sehoo Fhouse let; thence south ON
SAID school house lot line aho1 II 81 rods TO = nos.
standing on the souts line said school house Iot:
tnehce east along said south line Of said schooLhopss
lot to the south east corner Of the same: thence nor,b
along the east line OF said sehoOI-house lot To N,
place oil hegtnning. Said lot is bounded On the nortb
BY the road or hghTay. said first described tr.rt
10 appraised at S1S per acre. the tract contaiping no
squArI rods at So Terms OF Sale: One third IN ~.
purchase money on the day OF sale, one third in o,e
year. and the balance in two years, from that dat
with interest. JAMES WILSON, ADM az
the estate OF JOHN W. FOX. dee.
March ID. iS6l-4E JEFFERSON PALx,Atty.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Milton sutliG In Trumbull CO.. atty Gem
vs. men Pleas Court.
Augustus Crater. By virtue CT = Yendit:oni
ExPOnas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
TrumLull county, to ne directed. I shall offer for sale
a. public auction at the door OF the ctu-t house IN
Warren, in said county. on
Saturday the 9Th day Of AprA, 1861,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate. to wit: Ali Of lot Al in said town
ship Of Warren in Trumhull county and State Of o.,
aud bounded as follows: north PARTLY by lands Of I'd
ward Shoenberger and partly by lands OF BEN. Lane,
east partly by lands OF Daniel Derr and partly by
lands Of Cyrus BOsEorth,- south by lands OF john
Mckee, and west by lands Of Osborn and Lewis,
Containing within these boundaries two hundred
and forty t549) acres Of land more or less. Apprais-
ed AZ 1890 PER acre. A. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheTid's Onhce, Warren, March 6. 1861.
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.Special Examination of School Teach.

.Special Examination of School Teach
~ ers. There oil he Special Examinations Of
Schdsl Teachers % Fridays, March 9Th and 18th. at
Empire Hall. and on Fridays. April 18th and May
10Th at the Court House. All persons who desire to
obtain certificates to teach common SCHOOLS, in TrGm-
bull. during the coming sumner. can attend same
one of the aforesaid eIamin2ti 'nS. Private Exam
nations ean7Ot he had, and no more public examin-
a;ions will he held Until next 'sll.
March G Is6I-GEl WHITTLEsEY ADAMS.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

The Stockholders OF the Mshoning Plank Road
company are requested to meet at the alice of Elishs
WhIttlesry,i il the to1n Of Garfield. Mahoning couu,
y. Ohio. on Saturday the Both day OF March. A.
lsdi, at ~ o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of eiectin 2
the requisite number Of Directors Of ssid road for
the ensuing year, and for trznsacting such other bu,
siness as may come before them. No toll will be
charged to said stockholders CD said day
W. v~HITrLESET, sss.
laareh 9. lkel-AMf
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Brutal Outrage.
Sad Accident.

On Thursday last, while \ little son of Mr..
JnO. McCOmbs, of Champion. was endeavoring
to drive q COW out of the barn, the animal
turned suddenly and struck the boy with one
Of her horns on the cheek, piercing the flesh at
the jaw and tearing the cheek open to the
mouth. 1t made horrible cash, exposing to
view the jaw and teeth. The wound was dress
ed by DR.. Woodwork. At last accounts the
boy was doing as well as could be expected
Democrat
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-20
'THANKFULL FOR FAVoRS IN
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumbull Co.

VS. Pleas Of Trumbull Co.
A. L C Day.
by Tirtue Of an order Of ssle issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trunbull county, Ohio. to me
directed L have levied upon and shall offer for Sale
at Public Auction at the door Of the Court house ia
Warren in said county. on
Saturday the 30h day of March, 1861,
at one o'clock P NJ. Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the township Of War
rem in said county, being a part OF lot No. % in the
plat OF the village OF Warren. and is bounded as fol-
lows. Beginning at a post standing in the northwest
corner Of said lot No. 90 and running along the east
line Of Liberty streetforty one (iD feet. thence east
one hundred (lo0l feet thence north forty one al
feet. thence west one hundred QO0l feet to the place
efbeginning, and contaiBingf forty one hundred Get
OF ground more or less. Appraised at $3.50 20.
Also another tract or lot il said Warren to 1ush ip.
and which is also known asa part Of lot No. @ in the
said town plat Of Warren. and is bounded as fol
lows; Beginning - a post standing in the southeast
corner OF = part " the same lot. desded by Daniel
@ bert James DuslSp. thence east along Franklin
street sixty two (6s) feet, thence north eigkty-four
(e4) feet, to the north line OF said lot No. %. thence
Eest along the said north line sixty two t63) feet to
the east line OF the said Dunlap lot, thsace seutha
loEg the east line Of the said pDniap lot to the place
Of beginning. Appraised at $3.50 .Oe. Terms cast.
Al. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren, Feb. 90, 1861.