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REHABILITATION.
Killcd. Wounded. ~

NINETY EIGHTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY observation-disclosures John Ualman, back
Of neck.
COMPANY F-Kaied-Sorgeant George N. Bsrdsrmaun,
priyates Adam wagner and Albert Lamp.
COMPANY L. Woundod-Private Frederic Deltro.
CpNrANy K.--ksllcd--rrivate leopold wetzsl. Wound
essrgeant Edward Friend, seriously private Theodore
Deringer, seriously.
The names OF tho missing have not been ascsrtancd
but the number 10 supposed to be 70.
NATURALIZATION
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Rccapitulation.
l7.IyaJ Iy<..s~,<y.sy 4

The above list correct as far as known. Tho names
of those WHO fell in General Hancocks brigade have not
yet reached US, have tho names Of those who
missing tho Nnetyeighth Psnnsy vania Volunteers,
General Peck, been asCertained Otherwise It quite
completa.
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Kili<<f IgOsxyaf}~sf N,ss;,.0

sixty. SECOND NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ANDERSON
Z0UAyEs).
COMPANY c. Wounde sergeant c. Eddy, seriously.
COMPANY E.--Kaied- ergeant q. Burlington.
COMPANY --Wolnded-CorporM Jacob Grainer; pri-
vato c. schmidt.
COMPANY c. Wounded-second sergeantJ. W. Griflrhs
slightly. -
ston. Wounded-Prvate Edward Kelly.
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. General Devcn's Brigade

Gencr0l Deven'6 Brigade
SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY A.-KiHsd-Private Andrew 8. Iawton.
Wolnded-Privates Nathaniel Geary, right leg shot off,
Patrick II. Erin, slightly.
REHABILITATION.
Killed. Wounded Missing. Total.
Company A........,.... 8
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA ARTILLERY.
COMPANY observation-disclosures Eugene Sherry, 90
riously.
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E;TI,d IY,,,,,Ied M;ss;ao.

General COuch's Division.
The following is consolidated report Of the losses in
this DIVISION
Regiment. Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total
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General Kearney's Division.
The following Is . consolidated report OF the killed
wounded and missing in General Kearney's DIVISION
OFFICERS.
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Tn0 L0AoWuk AZ too n&uASS VI su0 PttsohStbs-
w. 8. Hartmann, John Dugg,
r. A. Jones, s. Dillon,
VIM B. Lane, VIM. Gunns,
]. II. Everett, II. Chesman,
H.B Hare. T.. Abbott,
j. A. BaQRsts, q. s. Elliott,
j.W. Bardsn, WI. Hughes,
J. Phillips.
ADDITIONAL LIST or SICK AND WOUNDED voLuN-
TEERs.
Besides the lss OF published yesterday ths fol-
lowing arrived by the three O'Clock train yesterday
morning and are ct present CHARTERED The Rslisf
Hospital in Broadway:-
NAME RsaIr.sIs.Lr.h.r Brown; c. x, Ilih; James
Aamandsr Clark, Co. G., llth Ira Grain, Co. n, 1lth;
John c. whitney, o. I, 11th: VIM Dobs, Co. J., l1th;
Bella O. Babs, Co. y, lith; Joseph b; Upward. Co. X,
,th. Robert n Cronmsrett Go. - TIN Noah q. Blake,
Co H. 7th kinney c. Lowell %. T. nth; Horace Clark,
7th; Jno o. Williams, Co c. 10th; Jno. p. Trask Co II.
iih Franklin Young. Go. II, 7th Michael Muligan, Co.
d.o s Brown &c B Sslsn ss O.
iith Abner A. Grining Co. K 1lth Edward Kicker Co
% Cd sil.s Harwood Co H, lith; John W. Day, Co. D,
Iith; Daniel s. Ellis, Co. p 1ith Alanson Allen, Co. A,
Davis. GO. =, TIN; Nathaniel 1, clark Co. +. i,S. "
D. stn Oliver W. Black, Co. D, s.h; Joseph Goraon Co.
y, 6th VIM. X. Yates, Co. b, 9TH; James y. Eaton CO.
F,5th samuel y. Lewis, Co. D, eth san =. Frandsrs,
vsRnoSr Rncrxxxrs --Frsnk A. waterman, o. d, eth;
Geo. Eddy, Co, b, 2d;'Jas Sweeney, Go. K 9th; william
NC<oon, Co Is, ID J0nn trsDe, 20. d. id David Patch,
Co b. Cd ChAs. H. sanborn. Co. r, 81 g. L. Taylor, Co.
G, tth. 800. r
ssMAxAcHuwrm RsuxExm. Corporal N. G. c. Miles,
Co X 10th; Thos Hari gan g. 18th; Cornelius Rookie
Co e. 17th; r. NJ Tandy, Co. D, 17th; NJ Bardsn, 60.
X, ION; Miron D. Mickey, Co. D, 10th; A. G. Stewart,
DAME! Daily: Co. K, 10th; Charles ss,, Dudley, Co.
Burbank 90. y, 10th; W. X. Goodwin Co. II, 22d;
s. 7. Perry, Co sad; Patrick Smith o. ssh; VIM.
james Usher, I'd, Co. e, 1.h Robert ail Co. O, 11th
James Graham Co. K, !.ts Jno u c.rrisr, 20. A. i,th;
THOMAS z. Gilman, Co. v, 17th. Sergeant W. o. Conn,
Co D. 17th Charles rrsftsn. o. !, l7th John Ksesan,
Cosxscrpur Rsc,xrsrs.--ssrgsant walter Jones. Co.
t. lei arsiIsry; Charles H. Trip, Co. sth; Jno H. Jor.
dan Co X ist artillery; VIM. B. crose!and, Co. D:ssA
R,sops IsiAxp RresEErs. John J. Dowpsy, Co. X "a;
Thomas Wood. Co. ], ~; Joha Riley ,1stcsvary.
Uwrrp STATES Rs0rtAEs.--0. r. Hubbard, ca 3. f1th
infantry. Michael MsGrsth, Co. =, I'd Infantry; Wm
jackson. Co. H. iss ARTILLERY; Joseph french, ilih In
Hssy .fMsn we're expected 10 leave Tor their homes
iast evening.
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General Hool<er's Division.
The following consolidated report OF the Losses in
General Hooker's diyision:-
Killed. Wounded. Missing Total
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
Notice to taxpayers.

u Owing TO the difficulty of procuring
change. taxpayers are requested to bring
the change with them when they come to
paytheir taxes. 1t viii be easier for each
person to save dollari in change than for the
Treasurer to procurei it for the accommoda-
ton of taxpayers generally. Due atten-
ton to this matter viii facilitate the pay
ing in of taxes. and save persons much in
convenience and delay. The Treasurer
will be disposed to accommodate as far as
it viii be possible, and trusts that the pup
lie will exhibit a similar spirit.
The kind of funds that | am required
to take for taxes, are Us legal tender
bills, Ohio money. and Bank of the State
of Indiana,
ll-s u4z WILLIAM RITEZEL,
County Treasurer.
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Ioyd's Military Maps.

The new Military Map and Gazetteer Of
the Southern States, just published 10y j..
T. Lloyd, No. ia Broadway, New York.
is a very correct and valuable aid 10 the
study of Military operations Of the pres
ent time. It's size-is 1 by ) feet, and its
price is only % cents. The back of the
map Is a complete Gazetteer of the
Southern States, giving the name of each
county, its area. population, quality Of
soil, products, &c. &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
The lo5th REGIMENT.

The l05th Ohio, raised in the counties
of Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake. Trumbull,
Portage and Mahoning, commanded by
Col. Hall, took part in the hard fought
battle of Perryville. Col. Hall seems to
have the fortune to find the places where
heavy blows are given and taken. The
Cincinnati Gazette from which we have
taken the account Of the battle gives no
list of the casualties in the l05th.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

Atthe old Nursery of G. Hapgood &
Son, 1 have for sale a superior lot of APP
pie Trees and other fruits, of the choicest
varieties grown in this country. Also, an
+. assortment of various small fruits. Pri-
: ces low enough to make it an object for
=: all in want of trees. TO call.
Oct Ia. At II. K. HAPGOOD.
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Probate Notice.


StUttHicHS UrdtTcd u Dc ddttTtStI.
II is ordered that the following nc
Il counts of Executors. Administrator and
Guardian, that have been filed in this Court be
advertised for three consecutive weeks agreenbly
to law. and that they remain on file for inst ection
and exceptions till the 18th Of October 1852. when
they will he examined and ordered 10 record if no
exceptions appear thereto, to wit:
Samuel Herner. deed Final Set'nt uf Adm'rs
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The State of Ohio, Trumbull County.

II IN Tue OOuIl u SOulmou edS
Robert ii. Walker VS. James Scott.
Defendant Is notified that this suit is brought to
recover of said James Scott the sum of seventy-siX
and $500 dollars and interest thereon from October
Sth, 1852, and to charge the same by gaTnishee pro-
cess upon debts due said James Scott in this coun-
ty. Said James Scott must answer herein by the
thirty-frst day of October, 1862. or Judgment will
be rendered against him by default.
FUTILE 4 STULL,
Sept. 8, 1S6a-6W BY his Attys.
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Town and County.


Printing Material for Sale.
We have for sale, a quantity of Printing
Material, most of it but little worn, con-
sisting of Newspaper and Job Type, from
Pearl to s 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 i RITEzEL.
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Notice.

JOHN VAIL, Esq. Agent Of the ,Tr1mbull
Phalanx," has deposited money with the county
Treasurer and redeemed a piece Of land SlxS0 feet,
Situated in Braeeyilie township. and sold Tor taxes
by ID. B. Gilmore. Treasurer. in the name OF said
Trumbull Phalanx. to A; Z: G9odTle9; January 10
1862. .. 20. AautOr'
Warren, O., Sept. 10. 1S62-Sw
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THE State of Ohio, Trumbull County

Samuel uinby, Executor Of Ephraim DUMMY dec;
vs.
James Scott. John W. Powers, Zenas Kline, Peter
Kline and John Scott
The said James Scott and John Scott are notined
that this suit is brought to recover from SAID Jonn
W Powers, Zenas Kline and Peter Kline, or ope OF
them the sum of one hundred eighty-two dollars
lightweight cents, the amount of q decree u iaYor
Of plaintiff against said James Scott, at the Novem-
Der Term of said Court, in the year lSo2, WITH inter-
amonnt due from them or one Of them to said James
Scott: also toset aside as fraudulent . pretended
assignment Of said debt by said James Scott to saif
JOhn Scott. The said james Scott and John seol
must answer herein by the thirty-hrst day ofOetoneI
1862, or the petition will be taken as confessed anu
FUTILE & STULL,-
Sept3, 1s62-6w Attys tor Egu'
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Help Wanted.

M anted a girl handy at all kinds
w of homework. in a moderate sized family.
For further information apply at
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
a. = rHH Market ST.
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Law Firms-License.

In reply to a letter Of inquiry from tie
Collector for this District, the Gomm;s-
sioner of Internal Revenue, says, A firm
License only is sufficient for two or more
lawyers to carry on the legitimate busin-
ess of a legally constituted copartner-
ship
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EADIES' FEgYITAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Soldiers Aid Society,"!
TO BE HELD AT
BROOKFIELD,
Thursday, October l6, 1862.

OFFICERS.
President-Mrs. f. d. King.
Vice President-Mrs. Sarah Dumars.
Secretary-Mrs. A. Chew,
Treasurer-Mrs. j. Z. Stewart.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
Chairman-Rev. T. W. Warner,
MARSHALL. Christy, Esq.
Police-D. Waldorf, j. Hoagland. d.
Hall, NJ. II. Coburn, F. Peck, r. Christy,
r. s. Hart, l.. w. Clark, II. Hamilton, r.
Stewart, j. Christy.
Agents to sell Tickets-A. Chew. A.
Christy, t. w. Case.
Agents TO receive Tickets at Table.
A. Nanness. J. Leslie.
Ticket Treasurers-Dr. j. Stewart. +.
d. King, Esq.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Hasic-Hail Columbia.
Pnayer-By Rev. Y. Belts, of Vienna.
NsSie-Star Spangled Banner.
O~ratioa-State of the Country, by Rev.
P. P. Pinney, of Sharon.
Nasic-E pluribus Unum.
OTafioR-Prosecution of the War. by
Elder W. Lamphear, of Warren.
MnSic-Red, White and Blue.
4 History of the Soldiers Aid Society of
Northern Ohio, by Rev. w. Haze.
Nusie-Marsellaise Hymn.
What should be done by the Aid Society;
also a History of his experience, while
performing the duties of a Chaplain in
the 9th Reg. .. V. l., by Rev. r. II.
Hurlburt, of Youngstown.
AaSic-America, National Hymn.
Announcement of further Order of Exer-
cises, by Rev. r. W. Warner, of Hart
ford.
BeneGetioa-by Rev. W. Haze, of Hub
bard.
Exercises to at half past 10
\ VI.
Dinner at half past | P. NJ.
Abundance to first table, 31J cents
Second table, 25 cents. All are cordially
10 attend.
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October Term Trumbull Com. Pleas,

October Term Trumbull Com. Plea
Court commences to-day. Subjoine
is a list of the Jurors drawn for the pre-
emit Term:
u p eRAND JURORS.
David Caldwell, Pennington.
flames Christy, Kinsman.-
Julius Truesdell, Vienna.
+. P. Green, Bloomfield.
Gilman A. Martin,
r. A. A. Baldwin, Warren.
Lathrop Mayhem, Bristol.
L5E Dennis White, Southington.
Thomas Craig, Warren.
Redding A. Wisel, Lordstown-
VIM Laird, Mesopotamia.
Lewis Bushnell, Johnston.
George Fussleman, Weathersield-
Grin Cory, Green.
PETIT JURORS.
q Miles Hank; Rowland.
Stephen Bates, Hartford.
u y JOSIAH Hine, Johnston.
Ebenezer Joy, Southington.
Ira Knapp. Mecca.
Charles Henderson, Pennington.
Hugh Montgomery. ST., Brookheld.
80 "A. N. Brockway, Hartford.
James Hoyt, Warren.
-Philos w. Gardner, Brisiola4 .~s
sT5f 5unius Dana, Warren ~ -
EFT. Gilett, Fowler, -r
%.zfss sE a'u
. z5.f rI 4
|ElEg-7 .-G
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ISHErRIFF'S SALE.

James Powers.
rs SIn Trumbuli Com pleas
Peter Shiveley ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio.
and to me directed and delivered, in the above case
/ have levied upon and will expose 10 Public Sale
on
at the Court house in Warren, and between the usu-
al hours Of 10 A. N. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate, TO wit: situate in the town
ship Of kordstown, being No. 3 of the fourth range
Of townships ofthe Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the State of Ohio, and which is also in the county of
Irnmbnll, and is known by being part of LOT No. u
IN the salt Spring Tract in Lordsfown, and bound
ed west by Lot No. y, north and south by the lot
lines, and east by a line parallel TO the west line,
and so far thereirOm as TO contain fifty acres OF land
Appraised at SO per acre.
JOSEPH G.. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. O., Sept 10, 1862.
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Annual Statement.

AuDIroR's OFFICE, TRUMBULL Co.,
Warren. o., Sept. lst, 1852.
The Annual Settlement of the several funds of
Trumbul County. made by the Auditor and Treas
urer, September LIST, 1862, presents the following ex-
hibit:
to the County General Fundr~-~~-~. S4.s92.78
y 10 he County Bridge Fand.r"~~@-- $4,000
to the County Poor Fundr--'..r-e--. s,569,56
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Scott, Pier & Sill,

Scott, Pier & Sill,
VS. PIN Irum. COm. HleaS
Carriehers. Crater 4 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, 1850,
at the door of the Court House, in Warren. in said
county, and between the hours of 10 o'clock A n and
4 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. 80 andSl. reference
being had to q map and survey OF a town plat laid
out BY c. @. Seeley and Seymour Potter, by EdTd
L~efingweIl, Surveyor, upon subdivisions number
four in the west spTyeyipf small lot No. in large
lot number q in the original survey OF Rowland
township map-recorded In Trumbull County Rec
ords, pages l89, 100 and l9l, Book 80. Said lots Nos.
so and 81 being about iS feet long and 80 feet wide.
Lot No. so appraised at $40, and lot Nos 81 apprais
JOSEPH G. BUTLER. Sheriff. 2
Warren, Sept 10, 1862.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that an application will be raSe
TO the Governor ofthe State for the pardon of Math-
ew Robb. who was convicted of harteripg and, sell
ing Counterfeit bank Bills, at the MaIoh Term,
hull County. Ohio. and sentenced to confinement in
the Penitentiary, for the term Of i've years, from
and after the Sd day of March, A. u. ls6l-
Oct. ], 1562,-3t.
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w. E. Clarke,
1ate Clerk for MAJ. John Coon. Paymaster. U,s,A)
SOLDIERS A AGENT,
Office, No. s, Perkins Block,
Near Court House.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

BOUNTY, PAY and PENSIONS,
Procured for Widows and Heirs Of deceased
1ects nav for Resigned oficers and Discharged Sol,
diers. Rations of Soldiers on Futlogg6, and all
Claims On the Pay, Q~uaFtermasIer and Oommlssai
Military matters without Charge. except Tor post
soc and actual expenses, and all Contamination
~ viii attend in Warren, at the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, on h~aturday,the
93d day of August, and on the lhS and
THIRDSATURDAYS of each Month thereafter,
for the purpose Of receiving such business as may
IT, w. L.
Sno 10 Ies9-3m Soldiers Claim Agent.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.

i TRUMBULL COUNTY. S.
Thomas MeMahan and mon pleas.
Jacob W. Pattengell.
The said Thomas MeMahon is hereby notified
that the said James d. McMahon has filed his peti-
order of said court for the sale of the following des-
cribed lands: One parcel being o part Of lot No. 3,
and section No. ?. m me township OF Bristol In said
County. bounded as follows beginning at the north
east corner oflands of John II. Curtis, thence south,
along a marked line, to the center of the county
road, thence easterly along the center of the coun-
ty road, twenty-three chains and eighty links TO a
post, thence northerly along q marked line, being
the east line OF said lot to the southeast corner Of
beginning, containing fifty acres of land more or
less,
Also another parcel part of lot No. 5, in said Bris-
tol, bounded as follows: beginning at a stake 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
degree north ninety-three rods and twenty links on
a marked line, thence south one degree east forty
rods to the center ofthe county road. thence wester-
ly on the center of the county road, TO the place of
beginning, supposed TO contain twenty FIVE acres of
land, the first mentioned of said tracts being the
same conveyed by Samuel Fansler TO plaintiff BY
decd dated January y, 1889. and the second OF said
tracts being the same lands conveyed to plaintiff by
Henry Abrams, by deed dated January .. 1885,
Also for an order and Judgment to apply the pro-
ceeds of said lands in payment of the sum Of SS15,5s
and interest from Sept. 6, 1862. and of S2lOl2 with
interest from September 4, 1852. moneys paid
by plaintiff as surety for said Thomas Me
said Jacob w. Patengall dated January =. 1859, for
the sum Of each, payable January LIST, 1864. and
January LIST, 1885, 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
on the other the interest to April LIST, 1862. Also in
payment of the sum of S293.l3, and interest from
March 18th, 1862. which is becoming due on a note
of said Thomas for that sum payable, to plaintiff
with interest one year from the date thereof. dated
March 18th, 1S62.
Said Thomas MeMahOn must answer in said cause
by the 18th day of Novembr, 1862, or judgment will
be rendered against him by default.
By FUTILE 4 STULL,
Sept. l,-6w. Att'ys for Plf.
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FOR SALE BY
HOYT & STRATT0N and JOHN r. WOODS.
Warren. Ohio.
SALE.


Henry A. Du Bots. d..
Cyrus. Bosworth ct al.
By virtue of an alias order of sale, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbul County,
Ohio, in the above case, and to me directed and de-
livered, I shall expose to public sale, on
Saturday, the 1Ith day of October, 1859,
at the Court House in Warren, in said county, and
NJ of said day, the following described real estate
to wit: 81 and So loo acres Of land, situate in Wealth
ersheld township in said county of Trumbull. boun-
ded north BY a tract of 81 and 70-l00 acres sold to
Hutchins, Cox & Ratlif, assignees of Cyrus Bos-
worth, deceased, east by said lot and the Mahoning
River south by 43 acres of land now occupied by
Charles Bosworth, and west by the Lordstown town
line; the same appraised at 5000 per acre, and sub
ject 10 its proportion of q certain mortgage of the
State Of Connecticut for SZT16,00 ION il in common
with the 81 and 7O-l00 and q 81 acre tract adjoining
in the township of Howlandl
ALSO, a small gore of land in Lordstown town
ship, bounded beginning at a point in the township
line between Weathersield and Lordstown town
ships, about 80 rods south of the corners of the town
ships, and where a narrow lane interseets 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 to 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 wes appraised at SIS
per acre. Terms Cash,
Sheriff. 0fioe, J.G BUTLER Sheriff
Warren. Sept 10. 1867
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Religious Notice.
The Rev. Wilson, of Ravenna will preach
at the Methodist Church in Niles, Sunday
October 18th. aEr e
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In the Notion lins. l have a good variety OF
The leading articles-such as Silk Threads; Spool
Cotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery; GLOVES; Sns-
nenders; Cent? Collars; Fine and LADIES dressing
Combs Of all kinds; Shoe Laees; HoOks anu Eyes;
Gnn Cans; Paper and Envelopes, Pencils; carpet
Tscks[a large lot of Skirt Braids. dark eolorS; 1 an
Zee and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread
dur Notions are only sold to Jobbers at wholesale.
June II. 1862, JohN n "VoD9'
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.nHtoV ITO 10 EstslG 5lI uE
s-a- Ice ag- $50 So n
% -ilc ice. t..I .a- I'D
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R Rates or Advertising.
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Total ami IN Co. Treasury At settItnenI SIo,osz,45
The above statement is correct.
o. L. W0LC0TT, Co. Auditor,
D. B. GILMORE, Co. Treasurer.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Trumbull Co., Sept. 4. 1862.
We have examined the Books, Accounts. and
Vouchers, on file in the Auditors and Treasurers
Officers, and find the balances of the several Funds
as stated above, to be correct, and on examination
of the funds in the Treasurer's hands, we find suth-
cient to pay the same in full.
JACOB S. SMITH,
AAR0N JAWS Commissioner
II. 7. MASON,
o. L. WOLCoTT. Clerk of Board,
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time.
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