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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
,o .le cop.snts OF Fcilner's trurk and the utter
nf snn.on on the part Of any Of thenrtv identify he

,"Savsed pody Of Felue speak most Significantly of guilt
Added these facts ore the ftve disappearance aud COZ
f Ratzky Il ide Of AlbeItiDa ard the sttfmpei
sefderrcon other sister together with the shsence o. az
favorable cxplsnson ss 90 ~hsi became o. fsnri ea es
det 81 since his aDet. FROM what We can tAtlef bs
for sore months past been eugaecd In fanstn ahn t'
Va ils r. Igoi ooasiolsy. end tl-n residing s' ~ the
sr5urs The police Of the cry have At tines ooile' ~
derce - bis Irssslce here bat were unable 10 sal
tory i.cetiors q Il, uHch ef- 70 set nPI G G i ,rure
understand that to several rewards oheIse 10Y ~
nn,. afn ut 'L- snug sU0 Of 5000 ttnesu@ -
Police LIEF Coplsus ceyed ,elsrrsm 81 sope'n'e,neA'
Nerasdy OF ne Se~-loA police s'1,'ns -, ,1 5n
ton - ,r.., rouis A. once proceed. ~ia the Goye.nors
ssqri.i,ioa, to ST. Lous to geoeive The prisoner
IN MYvoRlAH.--AmoEg those killed at the oai'ie
q N-heru Sc ,s Lieutenant Niiam Z Walker OF the "e"
Jersey gt5. lie was born at HayeIhiil Mass, where h'
her s rs.ido, E,y IN he history Of Calf 'nl he Won'
TO e.tste 10 We men 'eI ottie Vigilance Cosl1.it'ee
,a by b restlcs. action contributed 10 the restoration Of
,- IL esn rrarcco. He afer returned to Nc1'ferf
d commenced study Of tho law, fnihins bis oouTs at
e Columbia College Law School Hc "as sdii'ed 10 the
bars re May Tenn Of the Supreme Court 10 lac Fion The
. ae cave his hearty support to the wer policy AID a.
onh 10 lad commenced the practice c lew IN ths ~ he
gave u III business and enlisted IN the NewJcrsey q IN ihe
r4,Ls Io rspioy promoted aud was 'cti Capian O.
IFS Conrauv It 'hs battle Of Eewberr. ~ meeting OF th'
sear C1-s IN the Columbia College Law School held on
. =
~ 9,c7s william J.. Waller let Lieutentn' Of Sonl'ny
H. No rfpy e,t late member o. the Law school " s
killed tie bsttle Of NcwheE While calamity cher on m
A ina! end successful assault ppon -H'
| 81 The Naheis ,... .
Trs irsl Tlat We extend 70 his friends and relatives our
sytas lrr ~ thsr loss assuring them that We han cheh
s ory IS Of of homes, IN pues snd esile,' selo
1s !. de- up igess 81 his life snd ne nVoiehess o.
h.s de,.h nay ~ some oetIee tighten tneiF silsi
1t M rse meeting the following resolutions were adopted
in regass to Ii,at Edward l. Mitchell son Of j. T. hicheL
csa Of ti, ely lie lledn the action Of tie ''h 81
Psluyg Landing lie emember Of the present senior
c,ass In tho Law School until June last His funeral tooA
rlsce % ,sr5ay q. ST. Luks's Church:
IVherto, Lieut.. rdrsd L. Mitchell ste member Of n'
Senior Gas in Columbia College Law School "rs allied u
the tsf,e o. l!tsb1Ig Lending
Ea sc3 Iaat cgy ofeI q the friends ard mem
Lsrs of he family ON deepest sympathy in their bereavement
uusLg tha- unein e, s -tiict i'sad ioi dnt5 ent
hi devoted patriotism, may Ia some ssm oesce nie'1''
their souow. 49,. ,,,,. 4. .
Reed That he foregoing resolutions be Published IN 'He
| CHARLES III. HAICH,l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

a CoxPANY OF HAPFY CHlLDRES.-A large
parry Of 80 boys and g.rls fom tie Cbildreu's Aid
Society," left The city yesterday afternoon, under the
charge of Mr. II. Friedsen, competing the 18th
company Of children lie has taken to homes in the
West.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

RATzKY, THE MURDERER OF FELLEER.-The
MissOuri Democrat gives an interesting account of
The arrest Of Igpatz Ratzky, alias Teiber, in tho City
Of Louis. 1t also gives a statement made by lin.
the incoherent nature Of which may be gathered
from the following conclusions of TIE Democrat:
uen OF the tbovs statement ntt tend rather to excite
Isy cuiioty kszky's sccount Of the manner in
os Seesne 90 intimate with FelDer IL quite uIsstiifac
% oeoomes more when Il 10 cd that he had
zen imas IN i ri.h MIA Marx phor to hor journey Eu
o h q = ns n the dark to the tenor Of the
oe"een feiner and the ladies' at wbieh he wa, re-
One %sys h. he % well
dissppesrencc-an expression Of sSds1 S, piSs ~ M
.snee = 20 and closely in the cabin and paid no
day at home 10 the boarding holss where ~ n.x
and hlsn With th: odd that Fsosr .nd
concern ard activity Of mr Spencer should Il Ia. .ns
Lm TO ,be house Of Mrs Mari. where MIRA
ana nnfesd entersrfe In the was pat 10 r.,
peseni OF shawl a,terwsrd Of two dslsrs rIe
s09acnly Of five hcsdred haass. Hs Lusnes' 'uS =.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

THr PoRr WARDsSs.--The annual meeting Of the
Port Waraens was held yesterday, when William IL.
Burleigh, esq, was elected President; Martin That
cher, Vce.President and Treasurer; and Cen J. a.
Heninan, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

TIE NIw oM.HoUsE.-Upward Of one hun.
dred workmen ere now engaged upon the old Me-
chants Exchange and it is expected that the build
ing will be prepared for Custom-House purposes by
the middle Of JCpe. The plans and specifications
we have already published.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

A HANDSOME DONATION BY IRE PoLlcg.-Tes.
terdsy morning Capt J. B. WaIlOw Of the First
Precinct Police presented to the Ladios Home for
sick and wounded soldiers, through Mayor Opdyke,
donation of so. The gift was the voluntary con-
,ribution Of members Of the First Precinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

VISIT OF Mrs. McCLELLAS TO THE Hospitals.
--Major-General McClollan's wife, and her mother,
Mrs Marcy, with some lady friends, yesterday
visited the City Hospital and tie Soldiers Hospital,
on Broadway, for the purpose Of examining the
arrangements lat lad been made for the care Of sick
and wounded soldiers. Mrs. Mcclellan was cor.
daily welcomed Of The several places that she visited
and expressed berseIf much pleased with the plano
adopted for relieving the necessities Of the men.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

TIE MIRROR OF FAsHIoys-The Summer No
of " Nine. Demorests Minor Of Fashion" has beer
issued. In artistic excellence it fairly surpaese:
itself Besides is visual array q novelties, enbrso
ing very fine fashion plates and full-szed patterns
there are several ex IA pages, including sheet Of
braid.work aud embroidery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

MINISTER TO RusslA.-The Hon. Simon Cameron,
L. S. Minister to Russia, with Mr.. Bayald Taylor,
lis Secretary Of Legation, and their families, sail ior
Europe to-day in the Persia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
X week lat year:
tyyo weeks compare a. follovs:
Al auction was offered large hnt

Al auction was offered large lie Of ehswIs and
Dress Good-. The Shawls brought very fair prices
and were all sold. The Dress Goods were not
generally desirable, and went low. Also ca,a'
!ogac Of Ribbons. The sale went Of very WELL
eyery sample lot was sold, and many duplicates
beside.
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The orchard, the dairy, the vine and
cultivated field, were represented. The
assortments were not large, but looked
good, and no doubt were.
The display of agricultural machinery
was moderate. We think there was
moderate. We think there was quite a
falling off in this branch.
The horse show on Friday was tolera-
bic. The trotting in the afternoon was
the chief attraction for the multitude
The fast horses on the ground were Coun-
try Boy, Excelsior and Kennebec. Dur
ing a trot between the two latter. an ac-
cident happened to Mr.. Thompson, the
owner and driver of Excelsior, in conse-
quence of a collision between his sulkey
and another one which was on the track
at the same time. A wheel was knocked
off Mr.. rs sulkey, and himself placed,
for a short time. in a p%erilous position un-
der the vehicle. He finally escaped with
out any serious injury.
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LnRn.rnwN Oct 9th

LORDsTowN Oct. 9Th 1862.
10 the publishers of the Western Re-
serve Chronicle, Messrs.
The following resolutions were passed
by the Ravenna District Preachers Asso-
citation which | was instructed to forward
to you requesting their publication in
your paper.
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty
Sovereign of the Universe to remove, by
death, our brother Rev. and colaborer in
the ministry Rev. G. B. Hawkins Chap
lain of the ID Q. V. C. Therefore.
Res. LIST. That while we meekly bow to
this stroke of Divine Providence we are
deeply conscious that the world has lost a
noble specimen Of humanity; the church
a bright light: the ministry al able ex-
FOUNDER of the scriptures; and the ma
ton a trua patriot.
Res. 2nd. That we pledge ourselves in
common with our brethren of the con-
ference TO cooperate with the friends in
Warren in raising peeuniary means for the
aid of the family to whatever amount it
may be thought expedient.
MOSES HILL,
J. B. GROVER. President.
Secretary.
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A wonderful Machine.

While at the late Ohio State fair we saw
on exhibition the s. sewing machine adj
vertised in this paper by Made. DemoreSt
of New York. 1t is one of the most in
g~1enious and useful little pieces ofmechan-
ism, II the way of sewing machines yet
invented. We saw it sew mall the various
ways which it Is claimed it can perform
It is not much larger than 4 ladies hand,
and is beautifully finished and highly or
namental. A common needle aud thread
is employed t o sew with. Unless we are
much mistaken this machine will soon he
universal favorite.
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The County Fair.

While the Fair held in this place last
week, was not all that could have been
desired, it was nevertheless quite as much
of a success as could have reasonably an
ticipated. We say success, for pecuniGrly
it was not a failure, having paid expenses,
and probably leaving a surplus. In the
number and quality of entries of stock,
it was not much behind some previous
exhibitions. But the display in the 9th
er departments was meagre and unlnter-
esting. This is not to be wondered at, ID
view of the state Of the country, and the
fact that war is the all epgrossing subject
of the people. In such times The pur-
suits and fruits of peace are secondary
matters.-There is therefore much room tol
apology for the paucity of the late fair.
The number of people in attendance
was large Oh Thursday and ON FRIDAY
the turn out was quite respectable II
numbers.
The show of cattle on Thursday, though
HR0I III ulllilDEaH.
specimens. The Messrs. Kings, of How
land. the most successful cattle raisers II
this section, were on hand, as usual. Will
a number of very fine cattle. There wer'
numbers of Others, contestants for prem
ums, in this division. as will be seen %!
the Society's official report.
The show of sheep was light in mum
beers, but respectable in quality
There were some very fine swine on eX
hibition. Two pens owned by Mr.. Sigler
of Fowler, were splendid specimens
There were the Suffolk White breed
One pen contained a boar eighteen month
old a monster animal, and a tire
months shoat, very thrifty for that age
The other pen contained a SOW with a III
ter of nine pigs, all clean, white, and l
thriving condition.
The exhibition of fowls was meagre-
in general estimation a failure.
Floral Hall was scarcely a shadow G
the elegance and ornamentation OF Torn
err wears. 1t was sadly neglected.
The display of domestic manufacture
WAS not a failure. nor much 10 boast OIL
Those ladies who took sufficient intere'
TO make even the show there was al
deserving of thanks. This is a branch {
home industry that always constitutes I
us a pleasing division of the fair. 1t d
ways speaks Of home taste, talent and IL
dustry, and shows the extent OF local Ct
pscity to supply our omn wants.
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IN u.N TRRUNB9LL COUNTY s.
VS.. In the Court of Com
Thomas McMahan and mon Pleas.
Jaeoh w pattenCell.

TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
james D. MeManan' In the Court of Com
Thomas MeMahan and mon Pleas.
Jacob W. Pattengell. J
The said Thomas Mcmahon is hereby notified
thst the said James d. Mcmahon has filed his petit
ton in this cause, for the purpose Of procuring an
order of said court for the sale of the following des-
cribed landsi one parcel iS 0elng g = PAT ~ R q . N Saidi
County, bounded as follows: beginning at the north
east corner oflands of John NJ. Curtis, thence south.
along a marked line, TO the center OF the eouAty
road. thence easterly along the center OF the coun-
ty road, twenty-three chains and eighty links TO u
post, thence nertherly along a marked line, beng
the east line of said lot to the southeast corner Of
lands lately owned by Nelson Hyde out TO the place OF
beginning, containing fifty acres 81 land more or
Also another parcel part of lot No. 5, in said Bris-
toll, bounded as follows: beginning at astake stand
ing in the center of the county road being the south
east corner of lands lately owned by Andrew j..
THOMPSON. Thence north one degree west, ABOUT
forty rods TO the southwest corner Of lands sold by
Dennish Parish, to Joseph Moore; thence eaSt one
a marked line, thence south one degree east forty
rods 10 the center ofthe county road, thence wester-
Iy on the center OF the county road, 70 tne place OF
heeinning. supposed to contain twenty five acres of
land, the first mentioned of SAID tracts being the
same conveyed by Samuel bansler TO plaintin oy
decd dated January q, 1859, and the second of said
tracts being the same lands conveyed TO plaintiff by
Henry Abrams, by deed dated January =, ,lS9.-
Also for an order and judgment TO apply the pro-
eeeds Of said lands in payment of the sum OF SSl2,SS
and interest from Sept o, 1867, and Of SzlO,lZ Win
interest from September 4, 1867, moneys PAD
by plaintiff as surety for said Thomas Me
Mahon; also in payment of two notes now held by
said Jacob W. Patengall dated January y, lSo9, toI
the sum of 500 each, payable January Isl, 1904, and
| January LIST, 1865, with interest to be paid annually
on of which has been paid the interest TO April LIST,
1861, and one hundred dollars Of the principal, and
navment of the sum of S293, q, and interest from
March 18th, 1867, which is becoming due on a notS
of said Thomas for that sum payable, 10 plalntf
with interest one year from the date thereol' ua'eo
March 18th, 1852
Said Thomas Mcmahon must answer in said caust
by the 18th day of Noyembr, 1867, or judgment VII
By FUTILE j. STULLy
Sept. T,-6w. Attys Tor Pin
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In the Court Of common Pleas-
Samuel Quinby, Executor of Ephraim Quinby, dec.
VS.
James Scott, John W. Powers, Zenas Kline, Peter
Kline and John Scott
The said James SCOTT and John Scott are notified
that this suit is brought TO recover from said John
W. Powers, Zenas Kline and Peter Kline, or one of
them, the sum of one hundred eighty-twO dollars
eighty-eight cents, the amount of a decree in favor
of plaintiff against said james Scott, at the Novem-
Der Term of said Court, in the year 1857, with inter
est therefrOm. and TO charge the same against an
amount due from them or one of them 10 said James
Scott; also to set aside as fraudulent u pretended
assignment of said debt by said James Scott TO said
John Scott. The said james Scott and John Scott
must answer herein by the thirty first day of0etober
1862, or the petition will be taken as confessed, and
Judgment be rendered against them by default
FUTILE x STULL,
Scents. ls63-6y Att'ys for Plf.
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". the IIth day O fOetOber, 1862,
|. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


IA To Elizabeth Shaffer, Frank L.. Shaffer.
Catharine Shafer, William Shafer, and Angeline
Shafer of Rowland. Ohio, Abram Shafer, Daniel
ID. Shaffer, and Samuel Shafer of Mecca, Ohio, Ma
~ Robson, and William Robson. of Southington,
Ohio, Elizabeth Dentze, & Lewis Dentze, of Warren,
Ohio, Henry Shaffer State, of Illinois, and Mary
Jane Shaffer, State of Missouri. widow and heirs of
Daniel Shaffer, decd.
You are hereby notified that on the sth day of
Sept. 1862, David Shaffer administrator on the Es-
tate of Daniel Shaffer, late ofHowland, Ohio, deed,
filed in the Probate Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
a petition, for the purpose of obtaining an order
from said court, TO complete a certain contract en-
tered into by said Daniel Shaffer, decd, and Daniel
D.. Shafer on the Sth day of June, 1858, BY which
the sail Daniel Shafer sold to said Daniel ID. Shat
fer n certain tract of land known as ffty-six acres
off from the South end of lot No. 16. in Mecca Trum-
bull County OHIO. The said. Daniel D.. Sha1er Is
entitled TO q deed of said land.
The said petition Will be heard in said court on
the 9th day of October, 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
DAVID SHAEEER,
Admir- Of Daniel Shaffer, deed.
GEO. Brown,
Atty. for Petr.
Sent. Il. S62-3W.
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Town and County.


Printing Material for Sale.
We have for SALE quantity of Printing
Material. most of it but little worn con-
sisting of Newspaper and Job Type, from
Pearl to 8 line Plea, plain and fancy. Al
SO, Cases, Chases, Rules, &C., all of which
will be sold cheap. Printers wishing to
make additions to their material. will save
money by buying of us.
HAPG0oD, ADAMS Il RITEZEL.
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Hogs Lost.

A large white sow and two shoats stray
ed from the premises of the subscriber,
in Rowland. on Sunday Sept. Is They
have pieces of iron through their noses.
Any person giving any Information to the
subscriber, leading to the recovery OF the
animals, will be properly rewarded.
K. NJ. HANk.
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Warren. Oct.
NOTICE

~ Is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an Or
l. the Probate Court of Trunbull County, Ohio,
I Shall, on the pa day of October, lS62, between the
| hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock 7 VI OF SAID
JoT Axnose for sale at public auction, on the prem
- H. lands and N following, 10 WIT: sat
uate in lot number thirteen in t~hetownshlp Of ING Mes
opotamia, in said county, being part 81 me prem
! at his Heath; bounded north, west and south by the
line of said lot. and east BY, line parallel win me :
49, IA seven fwelfths of an acre of land. Terms
one-t6ird cash in hand, and the remainder with IN
terest in one and two years theretrom;
" GEORGE WOODRUFF,
Sc pt II, ls62-GB* Ex. Of John Taylor decd
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r. Il. Treat

We are pleased to learn that this gen
tleman, late a citizen of Warren, has been
appointed by the President, Commissary
of Subsistence, with the rank OF Captain
and is now on duty under General Cox
in the ninth army corps.
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Uybe State of Ohio. Trumbun County
IN the Court Of Common Pleas.

III LuC OVuIt VI NVU-
Robert H. Walker VS. James Scout
Defendant is notified that this suit is brought to
anS sS-l00 dollars and interest thereon from October
Sth. 1852. and to charge the same by garnishee pro-
cess upon debts due said James Scott, IN TINS eoun-
~ Said James Scott must answer herein by the
thirty-frst day of October, 1862, or Judgment VIII
oe FUTILE & STULL.
Cant . 1ss9-6w By his Attys.
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Probate Notice.

Settlements Ordered to be AdrertSed.
IT is ordered that the following &C
commits of Executors, Administrator and
canadians, that have been filed in this Court pc
odvertised for three consecutive weeks agreeaoly
~ law and that they remain on file for Inspection
and exceptions till the 18th Of October lS6z, When
they will he examined and ordered TO record II no
executions appear thereto, to Wit:
samuel Herner, decd Final Set.nt OF Admr'
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Help Wanted.

=" anted a girl handy at all kinds
w of homework, in a moderate sized family.
" SMITHS DRUG STORE.
NorEaf ST
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.OHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trum. Com Pleas.
HIUIl n DW bUI0s
VS.
c. D.-nAl ~ 81

Henry A. DU Bots,
Cyrus BOsworth ct al.
By virtue of an alas order of saie, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County,
Ohlo, IN the above case, ana 10 NE directeh anu ue
livered, l shall expose to public sale. on
Saturday, the IIth day of October. 1852,
at the Court House in Warren. in said county, and
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and / o'clock
p NJ of said day, the following described real estate
to wit; % and SOLO acres of land, situate in " cath
ersield township in said county of TTumbull, boun-
ded north by a tract of 81 and 1O-lO acres sold to
Hutchins, Cox & Ratlitf, a%ssignees of Cyrus Bos-
worth, deceased, east by said lot and the Mahoning
River, south by - acres of land now occupied by
Charles BoswOrth, and west by the LordstOwn town
line; the same appraised at $500 per acre, and sub
ject TO its proportion OF Il certain mortgage Of the
State OF Connecticut for S27l6.UJ ION 1t in common
with the 81 and 70-l00 and n 81 acre tract adjoining
in the township of HOwland) -
ALSO, a small gore of land in LOrdstown town
ship, bounded beginning at a point in the township
line between Weathersfeld and LOrdst0wn town
ships, about 80 rods south of the corners of the town
ships, and where a narrow lane intersects said town
ship line, thence westward along said lane from the
road to the river, to the centre Of the highway lead
ing from Warren to Garfield, thence southwark
along said highway 10 the north line of the lands
decided to Charles BOswOrth, thence east along said
north line to said town line, and thence north to the
place of beginning, and which was appraised at IS
| per acre. Terms Cash.
Sheriff Office, J. G.. BUTLER, Sheriff
Warren, Sept 10. 1851
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SALE.

vs.. lin Court of Common Pleas of
j. I. r. Jones ct al Trumbull County, Ohio.
By virtue of an order of sale in attachment, in the
above case. l will expose to public sale near Gil
mans Hotel in Mecca, on
Monday, the 18th day of October, Is62,
the following personal property, viz: one Portable
Engine, one Oil Pump and all fixtures appertaining
thereto, one Oil Vat, &c. Sale TO be opened at 10
o'clock A NJ. JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Warren. Sept. II, lSi2-3w
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Western Reserve Chronicle
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIoN.

O1s Dollar and Fifty Cents, IN aaranee, T,oo Dat
tSrs, y payment Is NOT made Ia aduance. No ma
per discontinued until all arrearages are Maid eX-
cept at the option of the publishers.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODo'
ID SILK POPLINS,
SILK GRENADINES,
M0ZAMBIQUESr
BAREGE 1NGLAIS,
CHENE POLL DE
PRINTED ORGANDlES,
PRINTED JAC0NETS,
CHENE GINGHAMS,
ChAhhiS' "O' NEW YORK STORE
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
; In Trum. Com. Pleas
Scott, Pier i Sill

Scott, Pier i Sill,
vs. PIN lrum- Com. Pleas
Carrichers. Crater a others.J
In pursuance of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio,
in the above case. and TO me directed and delivered,
l have levied upon and shall expose to public sale,
on
Saturday, the IIth day of October, Is62,
at the door of the Court House, in Warren. in said
county, and between the hours of 10 o'clock A n and
1 O'Clock P N of said day, the following described
real estate to wit: situate in the township of How
land, in said county of Trumbull and State of Ohio,
and is known by being lots Nos. 30 and3l, reference
being had to a map and survey of q town plat laid
out by G. c. Seeley and Seymour Potter, by Edw'd
Lethngwell, Surveyor, upon subdivisions number
four IN the west survey of small lot No, = in large
lot number q in the original survey of Rowland
township map-reeOrded in Trumbull County Rec
Ords, pages lS9. 100 and l9l, Book 80. Said lots Nos.
30 and 81 being about rs feet long and 80 feet vide.
Lot No. 50 appraised at 500. and lot No. 81 spprais-
ed at $50. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren, Sept 10, 1867.