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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
CHERIFF'S SALE.
NAdm's Of JosiahW .Wolcott.

NAdm's o JOsiahW Velocity In Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas OF Trumbull
By virtue of an Order Of Sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Trumbuil County. Ohio. to me di
rected and delivered. / shall offer for sale At Public
Auction at the door OF the Court House in Warren, in
said county. on
Saturday, the 2GM day Of Jan, 1861.
at one o'c,sek 2. VI. Of sSid day, the following des-
eIibed real estate: Situate in the township Of Greene,
in said county, and the east pan OF lot No. 81, and
bounded on the north. east and souih by the los lines
Of lot No. 30. and on the west by land 6eeded 10 WI
lard Robert by Frederick Kinsrsn, containing seV
enty-seven 5s.lG0 aer,s less forty two rods Of grocDd
for school house lot in District No { in said township,
and 4 acres which is TIE los on which the steam saw
mill now stands. leaving to be sold % 81 100 acres
gore or less. Appraised st seven hundred and sew
enty-fye dollars
Also a ceres in the north east eerner Of lot No. 30,
i~ncIudins a steam saw mill situated on the same, and
bounded as follows Commencing at the south east
corner of said school house lot, thence sOath b rods,
thenc. west 20 rods. thcnce north % rods, thence east
81 rods to the place Of beginning Appraised at
sse5 co Terms Cash. A b LYMAN, Sheriff.
sherif1s Office. Warren, Dec. ~, 6O 5E.
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SALE.
~ Dzrid Hunphrey In ronmon

GI1EiITT = DALL.
- David Humphrey In ronuon Pleas Court OF
vs. Irumbuli county
yohn CorI. ct al By virtue OF an order Of
sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum
huIl county Ohio, to me directed / shall offer far sale
AZ Public Auction Al the door OF the Court House in
Warren in said county on
Saturday tie 18Th day Of February 1861
at one o clock z. NJ Of said asy the following deseris-
"a resI rs.a,e siruate in the township of SOuthington
and is known by part OF To- forty seven and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner OF lot a.;
owned bV John P. West; thsnce north 50 far that . line
drawn parallel With the south line OF said lot ~ and ex-
tending 70 the east line Of said lot viii contain nftya-
cres. Appraised at $1,000. A.. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheris+s Oaee, Warren, Jan. 10, 1861.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

- In pursuance Of an order OF Sale nacs ~ -
Probate Court OF TrSmbuh County. Ohie.t 80
a. prbIic sale. At the premises on the 9TH day o!Fso
mar AD.Is6I. between the hours Of aad 4 Q eioSA
p 81. the following described real estate, TO vi.
uate in the township Of Johnston. county ahS s'A
sfor.xaiJ. and is known b. being part OF lots NO IL
and lot No. AZ. and part Of lot Ne 81 ID tnlrd oifis-
ION. and supposed to be CIV acres OF land
THOS ILMORE Admir- De
rJ.n. IG. 1861, 4xl b0Ris HoE ofGEe CURTIS, dec
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GTATE OF OHIO. Trumbul Ccun-
y ~. IN Court Il CoGnsn Pleas
Eliza "00a Petition fer Divorce.

~ me- TSo IL = uon-rssidert oftse s.s.s ofoAlo'
is rotihsd that en- he 2e;n day OF Z 'IeOS c.
nar peas within and 70 rthe County o. Trunoall ane
safe Of Ohio, asking 3 decree for divorce SgalEst
hin cause alleged imprisonment IA tne s...S
counterfeit money. said Petition vas % heHiu I"
ne next tern Of said Court. ennnsPSiaS SsTSr ar
A.. D. Is6i- bOhhlSE <,s-s - Pf'y
Ena- 81 mi ~ -
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or. RsY, ActuaryC A. A,
SAG BrHadway, New York.

". B. Subscriptions r4e Wa-r.1 In ,;e:S,tS'
a S ROBBINS AEsGt fo- =. At JsTrroJ sau B,
Dhers sPeeiHe" ENGRAVING NfDeo. IL, 90
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T EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Martha Austin. Exeeutrixl The State OF Ohio,
sf Geo. Austin, dec Trunhull County,
VS. In Probate Court.
Isaac Austin. James Austin.i
Weseott Austin, Washington
Austin. Nancy BeIden. H CB Petition to complete
B4lden. VIM. II. Austin. Mar Reai Contract.
tina Au tin. Sally Ann Ausin,l
Hiram B. Austin. hanson Aus1
tin. Mary &. Austin, Calvin NJ
Austin and Nelly Austin The above named
defendant will hereby take notice that a Petition has
been dled in said Court by the ExecuTix Of said Geo.
Austin. Sec the object and prayer OF which is TO sb-
tain 40 order 20 complete = Real Contract made ny
sand decedent In his life time with GEORGE Scarlet
Said Petition will he heard on the 18th day of Janua-
~, A. d. 1861, al 10 o'clock A NJ.
Z AUSTIN Exeeatrix
dec. &c. COL of GEO. AUsTIN, decd.
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rHE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

q Cc1R ,. Prebate Lnuu
The following settlements Of Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardian having BEEN eled In this ohee-
it il or cred thatthey De advertised agretahig to law
and that they remain On file for ms eetiOn and eKeep-
tons uR.il the Sch day OF Pe5ruzry. lS6l. when the
same will he examined and ordered TO Record II no
exceptions aIpesr Their to. to wiz
Miles j. NilmSt,d dec Gnsl settlement OF executor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-23
To the Leather Trade.

A LEXANDER MCCONNELL has
~ opened q store on Franklin Street for the sale
Of Leather and Shoe Stock. and is receiving daily
additions to the stock now Oh hand, consisting in
part Of Sole Leather. Upper Leather, kips. French
and American Calf Skins, Trimmings, Bindings, Pat
ent Calf Moresos and tools of all kinds.
Warren, Ohio May 10. te6O
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TRUM
bull COMFY. In h e Cent Of Common Pleas
Notice to defendants.

VS. Notice to defendants
James Lechmank The defendant Loyins Lochn an
Lovins Lochman will take notice that on TIA 18th
day of JznGary. I76I. theplaintih flSd her petition
in sz id Court asking judgment against James Loeb
nan for SIs3 42-lU' upon three notes Of dei'I James
dated LIST Decenb er, hiss, Ia o of which notes calf for
$73,s 90 each an q on for S14,Go, and praying for a
decree OF foreclosure epon three fourths OF an acre OF
land situate ia lot No. %, in Vieuna said county.
nortgaged by both II OF said defendants TO secare said
notes. March Sd. lr57 Defendant LoviS4 will an
sEe- By the 10th day Of March. 1861. or an order Of
foreclosure EiIl be taken against her by default.
CpX 4 PEAR,
rJan- I6. 1861 :6E.I Attys for Plaintiff.
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SEWING MACHINES

HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
IL may be seer at Mrs. Messer's AilIiner Rooms
over McCombs & Smiths Store, Warren, o These
Nachines were awarded the preference over Finkle /
LYONS Sewing Machines and al others present at the
last Trumbull Co Agricultural Fair aud they have "a
ken the q, st premium wherever they have been pre-
septed. If you wish 10 get the best get Howe's. Al
50 may be seen at the same place Rogers Sewing "a
CHIMES. dec. &c, CO.
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SsIGNEE,S NOTICE.

n A dividend has been declared 81 Is per cent
an James MeConneIIs assignment aud VIII be PAID
A. the score house OF lam % Mcconnell in Warren .
Trumbuu Co. Ohio. 90 the 30th day o. Jan'y.ls6t.
Wv c HsH)NSELs. 1E-isa.c-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
The Adrapce upon Ve.hIneton.

Referring to the movements OF the Confeder-
ate army In Eastern Virginia, the army cor
respondent Of tue Louisville Courier says:
Oar advance to the PJtomac the past week
has been steady snd constantly successful
forwsTd march. We have moved forward by
inches q it were, but assuming no position
that we do not maintain. Wherever our stakes
have been placed there they hold fast. To-day
the guDners of the Washing4 on Artillery sight
their Tiasd cannon at the White House, in full
view OF the despoUc cabal that rules and ruins
at The Federal Capital, snd It will not be many
days before they are sending their fierce mes
sengers of death kissing and singing into the
midst OF the avenues and courts Of the metrop-
oils. Then will Abraham don once again his
Scotch plaid and military cloak, making his
exit from the stage upon which be has attempt
ed the statesman and performed the bBffoon.
an confident from every indication within
my purview that the great conflict cannot be
much longer delayed. We have accumulated
within the vicinity Of Washington, very
large and we'll appointed army Il not equal
in numbers that against which It will be op-
posed; but imbued with cbvairic feeling.
bearing the prestige of former success, neryed
0y strong desire to dsi0dge The Williams from
even the neighborbood Of the sacred grave OF
the Pdter Pdtri0, and stimula ed BY longing
for revenge, that Is as sweet as it is holv. we
shall be more than able to cope with the hosts
Of Yankee meFcenaries. Already we have the
Potomac lined with powerful batteries, the 10.
cation Of which the enemy is at loss to dis
cover, and which at the proper time will open
hFe along the entire river, denoighng tae
fleets Of the Mortimer and forever relieving
that beautiful stream Of song and story from
TIE control Of Yankee sbipmssters. At pres
ent tne vessels of The Federals spend their
time eu0rnmnffion orl -
and down the river, throwing she'll and Shot
into the wooded shores, hopiag TO wake up
masked battery. But our men Law low, keen
quiet and patiently bide their time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
Picture of Paducah under Lincoln

ktuhEs
From the regular Cairo correspondent Of the
st. Louis Republicans, we copy the following
picture Of The present position of Paducab, now
in the possession of Federal uoops. This is
the condition ,hat thevenal Pros and tory rep
I'resaHtatives in tie Legislature have brought
Kentucky to By 'goyal neutrality" An out
ragged people viii remember the authors of the
evil:
Here in Patucah considerable terror has
arisen among the Inhabitants, aud thousands
would leave il tbeY could. Household furniture
- being removed in skiff5, and what other con-
veyaDcss can be go5, TO safer poilts. If gfsigs
in Kentucky continue in their present state
three weeks longer, the town will be almost
depopUlated. Although numberIess elegant
residences are deserted and stand silent monu-
nents of bightiDE secession, society seems to
have already fed, and gloom and horror taken
possession. Not d carriage is seen upon the
streets, or lady upon the beautiful walks.
The stores are many Of them closing, ard
wagons with tbe5oXed up goods standing in
stead Of customers before the doors. In no
place yet have seen so bitterly hostile a feel
ing existing against the Union as here. Scowl-
UE, angry glances watch with wuat seems an
intense hatred, every movement Of a passing
soldier. Some Of the wells have been poisoned
where the camps get their ater, and many
similar acts Perpetra ed. Secession is the rule,
snd Union therdre exception. Whether Uncle
sam has any medicine as strong as the com
plant, Is still an open question. On tbe
streets people wear secession caps, and boast
that before tie week closes every Federal will
BE driven cut. The telegraph wires have been
cut through the town and lie across the side
walks, or are twined around trees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
Ertra ghnrnss !.
General Ren,rEnflons-

l. No pupil viii be received fora shorter rsr;,5
session. Pupils entering after the crH7,e oa-r !,
asesslon, VIII be charged yriy for the ras4.z ~ -
sessioh No deluctior viii Be made in csse or ,f,r
dfaUal osfc,e the clo7e Of the Session OF gyr sl-
unless OocasiOned by sickness. 0--o'
:. VIA the view to prevent pztravazancs and r-,
ho'e Aaoits st 'oonoLy, tae following usiF-r-7 b.
been sc1ected: Winter uoisoru Il, r,s-sft = = -''
col0red Aerin1 dress. with cane OF -. - =
ELite colisrj black X spron aaI White I-,~-f :,
trimmed WIZ straw eoloTel I'd On Tor snlur1ar e
saLiet IoI 6nie'. Summer UuII0rm . con- s. OF 4
OF oue gnghan1, Lilsin q calico tsoIid colorsi H. ~
made with long sleeves. ard to At clo.s y, ~ -.
with sHetl, plain. white collar; black silE aor
pupil 70 oe provided with two dresses Tor ths e-I--
anu iosr dresses q tho summer gnif0rn
). Boarcers gust ne provided with s'x changes ,s
clo-hlns suitable )r the Ssasou, with all necpz.s
cies for tde toilet and with SIX table -srlirs -
4 + peren's CT gcaTdlsns Of Young Ia -,rrfrs
II 5in distance, are requested O. mans some per -
ot near = eaphIs 70 whaw application nav be ral-
tion. ' 4N''I'''-
Ths Institution vii sat ivcur the expense = m,
nlsninG tae pupil with pOcke- money or srf7.=, sf
ciohlngj nor shall the puBils be aig-pd to kaer 49,
to spend al sheir discretion. sucl r,,n-,s m
posted with the Superior o. the INSTITUTE
10 prevent loss OF time s1H Hitrrrurfion sF 80.
ezeIeises Ct the Seho5l, visitors wl Do rsCsiv > r,
"a satufaHys. rom 20 Il O'clock a.. ana ffri 9 t 1
P NJ. Parents or others wisbirz 10 piscs effil-- A.
ne Institution, viii be received ot any cs- ,,-es
Sunday N-'--
This Institution Is C4tLolio5ut as its object il 20
suord educatisnsl sdyanagsS ures1ecff-e-v % r.f.
g-0Ss creedsl no Dtl-lcs beyo1! thrt object win -
ereiSed Discipline aia OrdsI only viii require utta
ssce at divine ssrvIcs on Suniavs
s. Parents AMI friends visi iag the rnoTs ", III
ton week, OF It cher times viii aad sc1oslgaol,i
IN the clty o. relehbOThOo ss the J1sttus ts nj -
pared 70 farnlsa 5s.ertalEul-nt
3. Letters to DC addressed to tbs
MOTHER 5JPERICR.
81 AGNES Female A ,adenlr
Auz-Sl Eamoris Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Chestnut Hill,
Hs@r Laerancs, 1sn;,sss.s.

TEE FOURTH ANNUAL TERM OF tbis IDs.tt.-.l.,
4 x II open On tie l0th o. Sepfember md c5se r.s
lsst Of June without ioterti sion. sx,ept for ihs
OAlst2 hoidsys The success of the IEstitute t5 "a
fsF, has enab 81 the proprietor 90 rFogsde torvEr
te-chsTs Tor every repartmeu.- Gentleman cs uJr-
ri0F talents an acoOmD Dishst prLH Easter In M, -
fautry and Artilery Tactics has ta-n erstI5v.d ~,
VIII 4kewtse have charge OF the Nsheustlca- ssr.rt
ment The srms used hereafter wII be one fed uiscs
siz-pounder. for the p1rpcse Of giving PRACTICAL arf
thoioaSh instr Getioa in artillery ssrvice and s Fn
LED ME m1de 10 order snd Of suitable size o- uoy
from ten TO seventeen years u age. Tzrzst st5osr
plSStloeo II lesst ohe9 week II Is O1r objeCt %
make every puDii thoroughly Acquainted yyifh ta A.,
ties % The 50 der N detail both in he camD ard "a
lnl n5d. 6ood scnoiaTshlp a. seed military dssci-
pne, after all, form The basis Of The sodisr's c5u-re-
He must have intelligence t. value his righfs a. q Df-
tary discipline give Efficiency te defense of lb+:
and daily gymnsstIc txersi are rot only irvslul
70 the scholar, But essential n giving pyscal devpe
ment and activity 10 the soldier o. the tru or mis-
remsrk have had sbundaIt proof in the Iast tbres
years, in the remarkable Improvement IN heslth
strength, and activity Of every student IN te IBstr
est GymBasts in America, teacher In this daUsr,-
ment.
we fris-ds and the public that he In
stitutien Is now complete IN al its sFrangsuents m o.
der to sscure the highest degree OF physical .nff
and moral development, AMI feel co1hdeut of bspr
sble TO give Ample return for every arpsuss ne
Professor OF Modern LangusEss. Dr.yi1I s1d ~
aBd Instrumental Musc, is accOmpifshed h. e ~.
teaches And a great acquisition to the Insftfnti H.
the Ia tive the family physician hal made bad
two professional visits. Tae Uniform WIZ be tie s.r
AS heretofore blue dress suit and gray undress Ii
We have engaged good tailor and boot maker for ths
Institute. The cash ust be depos ted for ali exDeure-
ss the proprietor allows counts u be made : ID
pocket money must be deposited with III Principal No
student beysnd the bounds exeept % church or
when on Niush. The discipline viii be strictly
military.
TermS---Per Annual Term, $4,000.
This includes fuel board, and tuitiou in the r-5i-
ments OF English, Ancient Languages, Mathematics.
the uss Of the Gymnsslum. the Military Drii. sad
arms.
Modern languages FreEch ard German, to be spoken
daily. Drawing and Instr uena Music Prcessers'
rates in scbO~ls. Vocal Music tsught 70 al Tratis
Nc pupil tazsn for less Than the term except
by special agreement
Pupils entering after the first morth VII BE- charged
only for the remainder OF th- scddemic year.
One half payable the 10th OF September. and tE3
balance On The LIST Of February.
= D. P3RETMAN, Proprtefar
P Sit will be odserS ed Inst sdIaif boys at aUy
undsr seventeen. aud th~y be OF no usc n
war, they slodlt lose ne Zine fro school. All ensf
in the school are ccuthsrn.
su70- dsS J.D.P
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
Movements On nc nhIo.

The Lincoln feet Of steamers and barges
which recently passed down the Ohio, is thus
referred to by the Cincinnati Enquirer of Sat.
uTday last:
On Thursday evening and yesterday the fol-
lowing steamers lsft for Cairo, having in tow
125 coal baTges: Emma Duncan. Lebanon. N
W Thomas, Neptune, Diadem, CbaDpioD No.
4. Jesse K. Bell, Stephen Decatur, Florence,
Prairie Rose and Anglo Saxon. The smptv
coal barges are to be used in the construrtion
Of bridges. On the Thomas a large quantity
Of ammunition and munitions OF war was
transported, guarded by detachment Of 1O0
men, detailed from the Independent ,yiie regi-
ment Of this city. This detail was furnished
BY Col. Oliver, at the request of Gen. Fre-
mont.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
The Defense of PhIIodelphfa.

A delegation OF She citizens Of Phi!adeirhia.
consisting Of Merton Ne Michael, X. C.-Gsrev.
I Cess olipi1, and SIX Ur seven otits ihhHea-
tial gentlemen, arrived in Washington on Mon
day evening, with the view to procure from
the government the services Of a comDstent
engineer to make reconnaissance of the ap-
proacbes to Philadelphia BY land and water.
SO as 70 secure the erection Of fortifcations for
the better security Of the city. Upon stating
tkeiT busineGs 70 Mr. Cameron, tdstgentleman
said be bad already responded to the request Of
the Mayer Of Philadelphia, made to bin on
the sane subject, and had already dispatched
an engineer 20 Philadelphia, Is suggested.
Subsequently the delegation visited the Pres
iSen, who was assured, through Ar. McMi-
chaei, that Philadelphia vas devoted TO the
Union. Nj. Lincoln, in response, remarked
that be was happy 10 hear OF The loyalty of
t0at city. He was strengthened by these as
surances. S5me might doubt his sbilitv-he
doubted it himself-tU answer public expecta-
ton, ia carrying out the object Of the govern
ment. But they need have no doubt Of his
sincerity. The only thing be had TO compl ain
Of was the tsult-fnding spirit of the pegs, in
some cases as manifested against the govern
ment. They were too impatient. He was re-
solved to do bis duty, and be bad a confidence
that every ether department would DO theirs "a
well. And IL all others would do 50, we would
soon be able to turn our guns upon the com
mon enemy, instead Of firing into each other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-18
Peace ON the indian Frontier.

The Richmond Examiner OF The 14th SAYS
Intelligence has been receIv We J mere that Com,
missioner Pike has settled the terms of con.
VeRti0n between the Reserve Indians and Z
number Of bands Of Comanches, in tbe STATE
Of Texas, BY which the latter have agreed tc
come in and settle upon tue reserves. The
commissioner visited the frontier with an es-
cort Of Greek sad Seminole mounted yolun.
teeFs.
This measure Of the commissioner ia one Of
great interest with TesDe t to the restoration
OF peace on the Texas frontier. In the exer-
else OF the power vested in him, Commissioner
Pike bas stipulated that all the Texas troops
snail be withdra wD, and their places supplied
BY companies Of Choctaw and Chicksssw
troops, and has given advice Of this to the Gov
ernOr Of Texas.
The Confederate States know the cost Of an
Indian war. The lives OF our people must far
outweigh in value those Of the few Indians that
from time to time we succeed in killing at an
immense cost. Peace on the Indian frontier
was never more desirable than it is now. when
all our men, means and energy are needed for
the great struggle In which we are engaged for
tbe maintenance Of our liberties md honor.
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