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Niles Correspondence.

NILES, O., Jan. Sth, 1861.
FAST D4Y.-Scrvices were held in tn.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Friday
January 4th. Rev. A. NJ. Blackfor,
preached in the morning an able discourse
on the present deplorable state of our ma.
ton. The Sermon was plain and foreiblc
and fixed the attention of the listener
during the delivery. Rev. John H. Moore
also delivered a sermon in the evening
from the text Il. Kings II. p BE thOu
strong therefore, and show thyself a man.
The attendance was good, and the sermon
peculiarly adapted to the evil times upor
which we have fallen.
MILITARY CoMPANY.-In view of the
recently assumed belligerent and treason
rble attitude of portion of the Southern
States, a movement is on foot to organize q
volunteer Military Company in Niles, and
a meeting has been called for hat purpose
this (Teusday) evening. The project meets
with general favor; several of our prOmi-
nent fellow citizens having taken hold of
it. Particulars next week. By the way,
how progresseth your Warren Military?
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-Mr. J. B.
Smith, a popular lecturer from P~ennsylva-
MIA, will lecture on temperance at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Thurs
day evening, January 10th. Let there
be a full attendance. A revival is needed;
temperance matters are at a low ebb in
Niles, judging from the increase of drum
kenness in our streets.
REvIvALs.-A PrOtracted meeting has
commenced at the Methodist Church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Bear; also one at The Dis
ciples Church, conducted by Rev. Theobald
Miller, of Salem. The interest manifested
so far, is not great. The subject of Re-
ligiOn, as well as that of Temperance,
needs a thorough waking up" in Mics.
FIEEs.-A fire broke out in the cham
Der of Woodworths' Hotel, Saturday last,
caused by a defective stove pipe. The
damage done in the way of destroying bed
steads and bedding. was considerable; the
fire was however, extingished without
much damage to the building.
The building enclosing the large water
tank at c. & NJ. R. R. Station, at this
place, caught fire, one evening last week,
but owing to its isolated position, the fire
was extinguished with but slight damage.
BURGLARY.-On the evening of Dec
3lst, some person or persons entered the
c. & NJ. r. r Depot, at this place, by
smashing in a large pane of glass, and
broke open a box Of goods belonging to
Mr.. Henry Kyle. and extracted some Of
tie articles therefrom. Marks of blood
were on the window and floor, showing
that the d~epredatOr had injured himself in
making entrance.
From the nature of the goods stolen,
(Gun Caps it is the superstition that
a South Carolina emissary has been around.
REJOICING One hundred guns were
fired on Saturday last, in Niles, in honor
of the gallant and heroic Major Anderson.
Niles is a small to n but always up with
the times.
BUCKEYE.
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Ohio Agricultural Report.

CHURCH RLL. o1.o. Dec. PC. 1860.
Messrs- Editors:-Piease say in your next
issue, tibet the Agricultural Reports of Ohio,
assigned to nae, are received at the Auditors
Office, and agricultural men of the county may
be fSnsbed by ealEag on the officers of the
Agricultural Society, or the Auditor.
For convenience tie IKE eastern part of the
county I viii Distribute a portion from my
residence. to such &c itAEAy be more convenient
10 nseeixe them here.
Yours Tnrly dc.
R. 81. WALKER.
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SMALLPOX.

We are Informed by a gentleman who
has recently returned from there, that this
terrible disease is raging fearfully in Con-
neautville, Pa. There were some thirty
cases last week. Public meetings are sus-
pended, and business stagnate. When we
consider that there is a continual stream
of travel from Conneautville to Mecca, and
thence to this place, the necessity of using
all possible precautionary measures, will
be apparent
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
l. County, in Court Of Common Pleas.
Petition for assignment Of

VS. Petition for Assignment OF
Festus Roberts etaD Dover
Timothy Roberts, George and Ezra Watts, Jemina
Watts, Hamilton Roberts, Rhoda kimma, James kim
ma, Nancy O!nstesd, sarah futile, John 7 futile,
Abner Roberts. Agnes Parker and Margaret Parker
are hereby notified that on the 10Th Of October A. D.
LEGO. the Petitioner fled in ths omce OF the Clerk OF
tie Court Of Common Pleas. for Trumhull County,
Ohio, against them and others. asking for the assign
ment Of her Dover as the widow OF Timothy Roberts,
deceased, in the following lands, Of which said Tim
othy died possessed. situated in TrumDull county.
Ohio, to zit: One piece Of land, situated in the Town
ship Of Hubbard, County Of Grumbull aud STATE OF
Ohio. known as heiag the north half OF lot No. forty
six ,4G) in said Township. and bounded as follows:
north by the nsrth line Of said lot, east By the east
line Of said lot, south By lads in said let oSned BY
Samuel Hine and west by the west line OF said lot,
containing one hundred acres OF land, subject to all
legal highways. One sther parcel OF land. situated
in the same Township and County. known a. part OF
lot No. thy Eve ISL and bounded Oh the east by the
lot line. on the north by land in said lot No. 81 own
ed by Thomas n. Roberts, on the west and south BY
the lot lines, containing one hundred and ninety
acres OF land. And one other piece OF land in said
Township and County, known as part OF lot No. any
six $50 and bounded on the east and sorih BY said lot
line, on the west by lands in said lot OEned by George
Hagar, on the north by lands in said let owned By
JehieI Clinghan, containing ~sixty-one acres ofland.
Against said defendants and others. IS heirs at Law
and devisees Of said Tino,hy Roberts, deceased -
Said Petition win be for hearing At the next term o.;
said Court, for said County, commencing on The 4th
day OF March A. D.. ls6i. Unless said Dsfts. appear,
answer or demur 20 said Petition. the same as to them
will be taken as confessed, aud order taken as prayed
for in said Petition. F0RRIST &
Dec. 20, 80. 6E.l Auys for Petitioner.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
hAdm's Of JosiahW. Wolcot:

VS.. Pleas Of Trum5ull
Eleazer Hazen ct al. } County.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio, to me di
rected and delivered. l snail offer for sale at Public
Auction at the door of the Court House in Warren, in
said county. on
Saturday, tie 26h dag of Jan, 1861.
at one O'Clock. P. NJ. of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate: Situate in the township Of Greene,
in said county, and the east part of lot No. 30. and
bounded on the north. east and south by the lot lines
Of lot No. 30. and on the west by land decided to vii
lard Roberts, by Frederick Rinsnan, containing sew
eEtg-seven $500 aer,s.less ~foTty-two rods OF ground
for school house lot in District Nos in said township,
and 4 acres which is the lot on which the steam saw
mill now stands leaving TO be sold 3 81 100 acres,
more or less. Appraised at seven hundred and sew
enty-dve dollars
Also 4 acres in the north east eerner Of lot No. 30,
including a steam saw mill situated on the same, and
bounded as follows: Commencing 1t the south east
cOruer of said school house lot, thence south % rods,
theme. west 90 rods, thence north p rods, thence east
90 rods to the place of beginniI 2. Appraised at
SECS 90 Terms Cash A B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherid1s Once. Warren, Dec. &c, 60 5w.
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New Drug Store.

Mr.. E. A. Smith is just opening an en-
tire new stock of Drugs, Paints. Oils. &C.,
in the room in the VanGOrder Block, for
merly occupied by Andrews & Weeks.
Mr.. Smith is too well known in this COM
munity, as an experienced druggist, and as
a prompt, accurate business man of sterling
integrity, to need any cOmmendatiOn from
us.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
ID David Tod In Court of Com. Pleas oil
VS. rrumEull County.

Samuel Drake. ct all
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull County, Ohio. to me
directed. 1 have levied upon, and shall offer for Sale
at public auction. at the door OF the Court house in
Warren. in said County. on
Saturday tie 26h dag Of January, 1861,
AZ one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day. the following de
scribed real Estate situate in lIOwland. in said eoun.
t., and is known by being part of lot No 81. and is
known and particularly described in two deeds to the
said Samuel Drake, the first being the deed of David
Drake and Nancy Drake his wife, recorded in Trum
bull county records, Book siIty-nine (sg) pages l45
and lI9, the second froEi Edward Drake and Hannah
Drake recorded in said records book seven'y 90
pages 333 and 33i to which reference is here made
for a more particular description. continuing Eve
acres of land more or less. Appraised at Sa0n.
Terms cash. Ar. LYMAN, sheriff,
Sheria's OIce Warren, Dee &c, co.
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Canal Directors.

DR.. J. F. Porter, of Newton Falls, and
R. Iddings, Esq, of this place, have been
re-appOinted Directors of the Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal, on the part of the State.
DR.. Porter has already served ten years in
that capacity.
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Marching Backward.

The mails seem to be going back to first
principles. The Cleveland mail, which,
since the completion of the C. & NJ. Z. R.,
has been received on the cars, is now trans
ported by hack, from Rayenna. 1t reaches
this place at 5 o'clock P. NJ, instead of IL
to u A. N, as formerly, when brought
by the cars, and the time of future arrivals
viii vary indefinitely, according to the
depth of the mud, and the humor of the
stage driver.
This is progressive age.
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Making connections as follows:
A. Cleveland with Cleveland X Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland * Erie, and Cleye
land & Pittsburgh Railroads..
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks for Newton Falls &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, GreenSiIles Mead
vile. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
At youngstown with stages for New Castle. Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. Fl. W. &
C.. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
NOV. %, 1857 CHSS-L- RHODES suPt-
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New Mexico and its Rims.

Prof ]. S. NeWbcrry. will give a Lee
ture on the above subject on Friday Eve
ming, at Empire Hall. This is an inter
esting subject, and has drawn large Houses.
at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City, and other places. Prof. n. has Maps,
Charts, &C., illustrative of his theme, and
We trust cur citizens will give him a full
house. Would not a lecture on Rock OH
from him. be desirable?
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Fire in Kinsman.

- IL GAAAoAAdAs
The StOe and Finding Store of Mr.. F.
Linsley, was burned down on New Years
morning, abeut three o'clock-supposed to
have caught fire from a stove. Loss $4,000
insured in Manhattan Insurance Com.
of New York, for Sl275.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
CDennisOn wmiams&cO.l In TsumbUI SenmOl

John s. Thorp, ct al
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
of Com Pleas of Trumbull c.. ,0kio to me directed and
deli vered. l have levied upon and shall Oaer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court house in
Warren, in said county. on
Saturday the 18th day Of January, 1861,
at ! o'clock. P NJ. OF said day The following described
real estate. siturie in the township OF Greene in Trum-
bull county. and is a part of lot No. A. in said town
ship OF Greene, and is hounied as follows: cOmmenc-
ing at the north west corner OF land owned by LEcien
Rice 81 a stone and running along the ncrsh and south
senter road Of Greene. north Il west 1865 chains to
a stake; thence east 5I,i2 chains to a stake and wit
ness tree; { ence south l3 g. chains to an Old stake;
thence west 81 ,46 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing within these boundaries as surveyed by j.
X. BuTHham. May -, ls5s. 20 and $40 acres Of land
Appraised at seventeen hsndred and seventy i've
(Sl195. 0Ol dollars. Terms cash A b. LYMAN, Sher.
SheriH's OEce, Warren, Dec. 20, CO.
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WARREN MARKET.
EGAL NOTICE.

7 EGAL NOTICE.
II Martha Austin. Exeeutrixl The State Of 0hie
Of Geo. AnSin, dec TTumbull County
VS. In Probate Court.
Isaac Austin. James A1stiu.S
Wescott Austin. Washington
Austin. Nancy Belder. H. c. Petition TO complete
Belden, Wm. II. Austin. Mar Real Contract.
tina Austin. Sally Ann Aus:in.i
Hiram b. Austin. Ransom Aus1
tin. Mary Z. Austin. Calvin H.
Austin and Nelly AuStin- The above named
defendants will hereby take notice that a Petition has
been filed in said Court by the ExeeutriN Of said Gee
Austin. dee. tie object and prayer Of which, to sb-
tain an order to complete q Real Contract Eade hy
said decedent in his life time with GEORGE Scarlet =
Said Petition will be heard on the 18th day Of Janua-
ry, A D. 1861, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
MARTHA AUSTIN. Exeeutrix
dec. &C, col OF GEo. AusTIE, deed.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ William R. Reeves In Court Of Com Pleas,

Isaac Baker ct IL
Ey virtue Of an order OF Sals issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. l have
levied upon and shall offer for Sale at Public Auction
at the door Of the Count House in Warren, in said
County. on
Saturday the 18th day Of Jan. 1861,
at one o'clock p. NJ. of said dav the following describ-
ed real estate situate in East Warren, in the township
Of Rowland in said county Of Trumbxll, azd known
as lots No. one and two. as will be seen by reference
to a map anil survey of a town plat laid cut for c. G.
Seely and Lyman Potter by Edwin Lehngwell. Sur
veyor, recorded in Truabull county record Book g
pages leg, I9O and 1871. Said lots No. one aAd two be
ing about 1870 feet long and 30 ;eet vile each, with an
alley about ~ or 20 feet in the rear OF said lots. APP
praised at 5000 O Alb LYMAN Sheriff,
Sherin's Office. Warren, Dec. 20. 80.
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GTATE OF OHIO. Trumbull Coun-
~ ". in Court Of Common Pleas.


John Wood }
The Def who 10 a ofthe State ofOAio.
Is notified that on the Goth day Of Dee. roo. the Pc
titioner fled In the Clerks Office OF the Court o room
mon Pleas within and for the County Of Trumbrll and
State Of Ohio. asking q decree for divorce against
him. cause alleged imprisonment in the PsnltentiaTy
Of the Stale OF Pennsylvania. on a ch1rge OF passing
counterfeit money. Said Petition will be heard at
the next tern Of said Court eommeTciag March 4th,
A D. ls0i. FuRIISr NET
I Dec. &c, SOL AttyF f
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TToWE'S SEWING MACHINES

Ii may be seer at Mrs. Messer's Milliner Rooms
over McCombs & Smiths Store, Warren, o. These
Machines we're awarded the preference over Finkle &
Lyons Sewing Machines and all others present at the
last TrumbuIl Co Agricultural Fair aud they have Ia
ken the f. ct premium wherever they have been pre-
scented. Iiyou wish TO get the best get HOwe's. Al
so may be seen at Ge same place Rogers Sewing ha-
chimes. dee. &c, CO.
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Odd Fellows Installation.

Apu1lic installation of the officers elect for
the present year, of the Mahoning Lodge of
the 1. o. o. F. took place at their hall in this
place on Monday evening. A large number
of ladies and gentlemen of the place, invited
guests, were present and were much interested
with the installation ceremonies. The hall
was brilliantly lighted, and being well fur
nished, and the walls hung around with the
emblems of the order, together with the men,
bers waving their handsome regalia. made a
fine appearance.
We have been provided with the following
statistics of the Order, by one of the members.
In Ohio there are Subordinate Lodges $50
Under Jurisdiction of q. L. United
States, Lodges. 3547
Members installed in Ohio for year
ending June 80. 1860, 1917
In the Union. 1880
Number of Members in Ohie, 22332
In United States, I73sI8
Relieved in Ohio last year, 1880
do in US. 1926
Widows relieved in Ohio last year, 279
do do u. s.. 253S
Amount paid for relief of Members
in Ohioiast wear, $50, 643
in 0. s, 3s5, 800
in .. s. last wear, $685.
Amount paid for relief of Widows
in 0hie, 1923
ship last year, 'I'' 112, CO.
Amount pad in by U. S. Member
ship l,l63,4OI
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Joseph Lewis
vs.. In Court Of common kieas OF
John Lewls ct ALL Trumbuil County.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Trumbuli County, Ohio, to ne
directed and delivered. 1 shall offer for sale At Public
Auction. at the door Of the Court House 10 Warren, in
said county, on
Saturday, the l2h day@ January, 1861,
between the hours Of 20 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described real estate:
Situate in Warren, in said county and is known by lot
No 50 in a plat and survey made by 2. Z. stowe. Nov.
lst, 1874. being 50 feet front on Liberty Street. and
extending south l43 feet and one third to Canal street,
bounded on the north by Liberty Street, on the east by
lot No. GO. on the south by Canal Street, and On the
west by Market Street
Appraised at $l0uO Terms Cash
A. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, Warren. December l2, 6O.-5W
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KAruEN. Dec. 2s. 1850

THE undersigned ~oSld respectfully recon-
mend to the Republican electors of Warren
township, that they meet 1t Empire Hall, on
Saturday evening, tire 18th of January, 1861,
at I O'Clock, for the purpose of considering the
subject of the appointment 81 a Post Master of
Warren. nrde- tie incoming administrator.
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ADAMS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW ASD NOTARY PUBLIC.
Onfce on Main Street N Smith & McCombs Block
Collections promptly made. Deeds acknowledged
COATeyaneing attended to- lDee-I2. A-I
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I EGAL NOTICE.
- Abbott & Higgins III. State Of OHIO, Trum,

C. II. Taylor & Cos Common Pleas.
The defendants C. II Taylor & Co.. whose individ
nal names are unknown to plaintiffs, will take notice
that on the 22d day Of December. ls60, the plaintiffs
Wm. II. Abbott and NJ. L. Higgins, filed their petition
In said Court praying judgment again st said defeLd-
ants for the sum Of seven hundred ninety six 5-lUO
dollars wit interest from LIST december. 1860, upon =
mercantile book account for merchandise sold and
delivered to defendants through their agent Odsll
Weed. OF which account = full copy is given in said
petition. The defendants will appear and answer-by
the 93d day Of February, 1861, or judgment willbe IA
ken against than by defGHlt.
cox, RATLIFF & SPEAR.
rDec. 81. so. 6S1 Attys fer piairtGs.
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ca INET WARE & CHAIRS.
New Firm & New Goods.

A. TRUEsDELL. G. 7. TOWNSEND.
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
"a: tts TeiEkE0TH stand Of A. TREEsDrLL.)
HAVE entered into Z partnership for
i l the manufacture and sale OF CABINET FUR
NITURE and CHAIRS in all their various vari ties.
AMI have now on haad and are receiving a larse
assortment, consisting in part, of
Sofas, Extension Tables.
Tete 4 Tetes. Centre
Mahogany Rockers. Card "
Easy chairs. Dining "
SPring-Seat Chairs, Breakfast 4"
Cane Seat Chairs, a great variety, Kitchen "
WsOd-Seat Writing
Cottage p., Common
French Trundle
What Nots, Bureaus. Book Cases. Desks, Wash
Stands, Picture-Frames. Cribs. Cradles. &c. In short.
everything usually kept or called for at = Furniture
establishment. will he found or manufactured at salts
factory prIess.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to, AMI
Furniture carefully packed ssd delivered al Cars or
Beat
G FEI s.
A large assortment alsays on hand. ana made 10
order at al times AHeares furnished WHEN 1 e,uired
Waer Rooms on -MaiH ST. Heart the r r. Depot,
WGrrdH, o., May 18th. 1853.
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FXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL Is.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
. ROYAL Rogers In Com. Pleas Court o
rs Trunbuu county.
Ell BartholemeU etal)
By virtue Of an order OF sale Issued from the Cou-
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbu1 couRty- Ohio, 70 me d
reesed 1 have levied upon, and shall oGer for sale 8
Public auction at the door Of the corrt house in WGr
rem in said county. on
Saturday the 1911 Dag Of January, 1860
at l O'Clock, P. L.. OF said day, the following deserib
Ell real estate situate in the township Of vienna IN IL
comfy Of rumbuIl. and is known By being part o
lot No. 10, and bounded as follows: on the west By tn
north and south center road on the north BY the orig
inal lot line. on the east By the original lot line anC
on the south by lands owned BY Samuel B. Squirs and
to contain one hundred and twenty-five acres Of land
Appraised at $3.50 90. Terms Cash.
A. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sherid's OGce, Warren. Dec. 10. lsso.
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SALE.

- Il
VI In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court
of Trumb1il county. Chic, I shall offer at public sale
on the premises on the 18Th day of January. 1861, at
two o'clock p. 81. the undivided half of the late home
tead farm Of Gustavus Wilson. dec. Situate in How
sand; county and State aforesaid, containing seventy
laeres. and to be sold subject to the dover estate Of
the widow Of said d~ecedent.
JOHg RATLIFP, Guardian
lJan. 9, 1861 OF R0BERr 81. WILSON
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

CouE.y. Probate Court.
The following settlements OF Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardian. having been sled in this Office.
it is ortered that they be advertised a~greeably to law,
| and that they remain on file for inspection and excep-
lions until the 10Th day OF January, lS6f, when ths
same will be examined and ordered TO Record If no
exceptions appear thereto, to wit:
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN Richard FtzjeraTd, OF San Francisco, califor-
mia. is notified that Mary Fitzierald did on the Goth
day Of June. AID lsG9. he her petition in the Office
Of the Clerk Of Common Pleas. within and for the eoun
u Of Yr1zbrll and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Richard Fitzjerald with wilful absence from her for
more than three years last past, and asking that she
nav be divorced from the said Richard Eitzjerald, and
also asking the custody oe their children, which petit
ton will stand for hearing at the next terra Of said
Court. MARY F~ITZJERALD,
Dec ), '6O-6w BY Powers * BUETs, her ktt'vs.
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DROCHEA SHAWLS WOOL
ID sHALws, single and double, from ore dollar
TO ten, also, FURS, al entirely new stock
PECK L BROTHER.
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& al. minor anal se.tlen't OF Guardian

! In Court Of Common
\ Pleas Of Trumbul.
County.