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East Bazetta Aid Society.


The ladies of Bazetta prompted. by a
desire to relieve the wants of our soldiers,
met Nov. 9th, at the Disciple Church, in
East Bazetta, and organized a Soldiers
Aid Society, consisting of the following
officers
Mrs. II. Brown, Pres.
Z" H. Freer, Vice Pres.
E. C.. Faunce, Treas.
f. C. Webb, Sec'y.
Committee consisting of the following
ladies:
Mrs. j. Casterline.
A. Davis.
NJ. Post.
No. of boxes forwarded to Cleveland
from the Society, 5; articles valued al Sl25,-
&c.
No. cans Concentrated Chicken, 10 val
ued at AS.
Previous to the organization of the So
ciety, there were furnished by the town of
Bazetta, for the benefit of the soldiers, ar
ticles to the amount of S62,52.
Society meets every Wednesday at the
Disciple Church, East Bazetta.
C. WILM0T.
Sec'y Pro TEN.
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DEATHS


In Bristol, May IS, of Scarlet Fever. after an illness
offarty hours. ELVA EMOGENE, second daush-
ter of Franklin Ii. and Lucinda NJ. Cory, aged IL
years, the 18th of last September.
In Youngstown. May II. suddenly, of disease of the
heart, CHARLES GIBSON, son of James Gibson
Esq, of this place, aged 81 years.
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Cotton Seed.

We have received from Hon. John
Hutchins, a small quantity of cotton seed,
which we viii be pleased to share with
any of our friends, disposed to experiment
in its cultivation, as far as it goes.
See fourth page of this paper for an ar
tiele on cotton culture.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

~ In pursuance of an order of tho Probate
Court Of Geauga county. Ohio. made on the I'd day
Of April, 1852. in the case Of Lucius Z Durfee.
Guardian of Lyman W. ID. Brown. againsth his ward,
the undersigned will, on the 3Oth day of May. 1852,
ut y o'clock, at noon, on the premises, offer at pub
lie. sale the following escribed real estate, situate
in Trumbull county, State Of Ohio. inthc township of
Pennington, and described as follows: known as
parts of lot % and IS in said township, and bound
ed as follows: on the north by the township line,
being nineteen and one half acres taken by paral-
lei lines from of the north side of that part of lot
No. SO, lying west of the north and south centre
road running through said township. Also nine
acres taken by parallel lines from off the north side
of lots No. - and IS. lying east of said centre road.
Brown in partition proceedings, had in the Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio. ut the
March Term thereof. 1852. Terms Of Sale-One-
fourth cash in hand. and the balance in four equal
annual payments with annual interest on the de-
fcrred payments to be secured rs required by law.
LUCIUS L. DUREEE.
Guardian of Lyman W. d. Brown.
April 30th, ISj2-4w
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Horse RakeS ! !
Horse RakesI /
Brick and Lime.

Nhe subscriber would notify the pub
L lie that he wilkeep on hand Brick and Lime.
keep ON hand Il good quality Of that article. Also
will keep on hand a good article of stock and Com
mon Brick. The kim are located south of the Ca
nal, Warren. o..
May y, lS6e-Gw JAMES FORBES.
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Reserve Chronicle,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Advertisement not under contract. must be mark
ed the length Of time desired. or they will be
zeontinued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices. and extra displayed Advertise
ments, 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price,.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers viii be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
Business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. Sl,00a line
per year. each additional line. % cents.
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Mineral Ridge correspondenoe.
MNERAL RIDGE. ONO, !
Nav 10. 1862. I
CONCET.

As Concerts seem TO be call the rage"
just now, Ibeg leave to inform your read
ers and the public generally, that the
Mineral Ridge Welsh Choir will give one
oftheir Gastc and Select Concerts at Webb's
Hall, in Warren, on Saturday evening,
May 9th, 1862. The proceeds of the
Concert, after deducting expenses. will be
donated to the Soldiers Aid Society. A
good attendance is desired, and no pains
will be spared on the part of the Choir.
TO make the entertainment pleasing to all.
The Choir will also give a concert at Town
Hall in Niles, on Friday evening, May %,
1862, and will visit Youngstown, as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made.
VOLUNTEERS FROM SER RIDGE.
Below | append a complete list of the
Volunteers that have enlisted in the three
years service from this place, with the
number of regiments to which they be
long. Our loss so far, during the War
is as follows: David V~andermuler, died
in hospital at Louisville, KY; Horace Bal
ley, killed in the battle at Shiloh, and
Morgan Llewellyn, taken prisoner at Gross
Lanes. OBSERVER.
18TH REGIMENT o. v INFANTRY.
James G.. Bailey, Horace Bailey, John
L. Davis, Richard Dunford, VIM. j. Jones,
John R. Jenkins, John B. Lewis, William
Masters. Thomas Phelps, Evan Price,
James Smith, David Vandermuler, Thorn
as Richards, Jonas RAIDER, Hiram RAIDER,
John Evans, William J. Davis.
5lST EMMA. REG. vol. INFANTRY.
Simon Britton, William J. Williams.
lsT KENTUCKY VOL. INIT.
Patrick Quigley.
2GTH REG. o. V. INIT.
Heston o. Kile, Samuel Goodheart, De-
lormey Detrict.
5TH VIRGINIA VOL. INIT.
William Hobbs, Solomon Pemberton.
lsr omIo VOL. ARTILLERY.
Augustus Mcdonald, James Webster.
ifH KEG- U. v INF
John F. Evans, William J. Evans. Dan
lei T. Wilkins, Morgan L~lewellyn, Sam
uel Wise, Archibald Wise.
2GTm REG. o. v. INFANTRY.
James Cochrane, James F. Evans, John
Richard NJ. Cready.
14TH o. V. ARTILLERY.
Alexander Fyfe.
6TH I. S. ~CATALRY
David James, Daniel Jones, Isaac Neal
Thomas Philips.
9TH oHIO vol. CAVALRY.
William Near, John i. Evans, John
RAIDER, Benjamin Thornton, Ratrick Whit
ty.
y o. ". CAVALRY. /
Robert Pennell.
COL. ~NEREDITH's PESNA. REG. vol. INIT.
Theopilus Woodford.
24TH REG. o. V. INIT.
Martin Tyrrell, Thompson Hall, Philip
Stanfield, James Quigley, Charles Beyu-
on, Edward Cox, James Chislhom, Corne-
ius Dacey. Timothy Dacey. Hugh Doun-
lily, Peter D~ounelly. Joseph Drexler,
Dobbins, Wilkinson Douglass,
Daniel Dugan, Richard Elliot, Jacob Fox,
'1ichael Finnigan, Barney Lafforty. Bar
Mcbride, Plumpton Parker, William
'ighs.
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ARNOLD INK.

FNhe genuine article of Arnold Ink
Il quarts. piats, half pints. and smaller sizes. al
May u, o.. ". N WE UNTER.
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DlVORCE NOTICE.

II Martha J. Lindsley In the Court Of Com.
VS. fPleaS O1 IrumbuH Co..
David Lindsey Ohio.
David Lindsey. II nonresident Of the State of
Ohio, is hereby notified that Martha j. Lindsey on
the 9Th day of February, 1862. filed her petition in
the Office of Clerk of tho Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Trumbull and State of
Ohio, praying that she may be divorced from the
said David Lindsey, and that her child. VIM. Z.
LiEdsiey. be consigned to her custody, and that she
be restored to her maiden name. nlledging as caus-
Is for Z divorce, habitual drunkenness, gross neg
lect Of duty, extreme cruelty and fraudulent con-
tract. Said cause will be for hearing the next term
Of said Court. MARTHA J.. LINDSEY,
Apr ., 63-6W By c. w. Smith, her Atty.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- James Jackson and otkersl In Trumbull

Iyrus BOSworth and others. J
BY virtue Of n NenditiOni Exponas in the above
case, as also an execution in favor of Isaac HalfOrd
issued and delivered to me out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas III and for the County Of Trnmbull, State
of Ohio. l have levied upon and will offer for sale
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Concert by the Mineral Ridge WEIGH
Choir

SOAACCI5 w buS u41LSEd al ANAG5O C4Ch
Choir.
The Mineral Ridge Welch Choir, which
is to give concerts at Webb's Hall. on Sat
urday evening next, for the benefit of the
Soldiers Aid Society, has given concerts
in Youngstown and Niles, which have
given general satisfaction. Some of the
songs viii be sang in the Welsh language,
md some in the English. Several of them
are of the comic order, and have always
been hitherto loudly ~applauded.
The performers are all miners and wives
of miners, whose time during the day, is
passed in hard labor, and the only time
they have had for rehearsals, has been in
the evenings after their days work was
Notwithstanding these disadvanta-
ges, all who have heard them, speak high
~ of their performances.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
PGST-0FFICE, warren, o.,
NJ a. 1870

M1Icu y. AoO--
YOUNGSTOWN, D~nLx-Arriyes $50 N; leaves
1l.l9 A n.
CLEVELAND. DAILY-Arrives 11:l9 4 N; leaves
25oPA
SALEM, ~DAnv-Arrires : P N: lcaves6AN
OIL DIGGINGS. LY-Ar II A NJ leaves ;
~
SHARON-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at 1880 A
\; leaves same days at l:30 P A.
WEST GREENNILLE-ATrives Mon. We'd and
Fridays at , n; leaves Tues, Thurs and sat
urdays at l. N.
Observation-Disclosures Mon. We'd and Fridays
att u: leaves same days at I NJ
MOTH BL00MFIELD-ArrIves Mon. We'd and
Fridays at : P n; leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays at s A y.
FkRMNGT0N-Arriyes We'd and Fridays at or
Ne leaves Tues and Thursdays az I 4 "
CANTON, DUO CREEK, HANNAS &e-
Arrives Friday 5 P NJ; leaves TUESDAY 6;SO N.
RAVKNNA-Arriyes Mon, We'd. and Fridays. at
4P N; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays,
Mails which leave at or before A n are closed
the preceding Eve. ats r n. All others arc closed
&. VI. II 2. VI.
No drop letters deIiy cred unless prepaid.
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IN Notice is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Trumbull cOun-
~ at their next meeting in June. praying the ap-
pOintInent of a Committee to view and lay a county
road, commencing ut a point at 0rnSar Joseph Eas-
tons on the Bloomfield road. thence south on lot
line TO the northwest corner of land of VIM. His-
gins, thence west to intcrscct the north and south
road laid on the west line of lot Is. IS and Il.
CALVIN DROWN.
Mesopotamia, May Z. 1S62-iws
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N o e,

A LII Persons indebted 10 the firm
N of Andrews & Weeks by note or book account
are requested TO call and settle Immediately. We
nees money to pay our debts and unless the friends
come forward and pay promptly we shall be Obliged
TO put their accounts in an officers hands for eOllec
ton. ANDREWS +
Warren, April I6, 1862.
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SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

embracing Dress Goods in grsat variety. Fancy
Goods, Carpets, Domcsties, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Crockery, Wall Paper, Groceries, etc., etc.
We were in market at a very favorable time. and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices as
low asever. We shall give but short credits, and
shall oEsr GREAT INDUCEMENTS to READY
P4YBuyers.
We shall be in market to buy any amount Of good
Cheese. and pay for it precisely as agreed. bat shall
be dolrn on skinned and worthless trash.
Weshall always pay the highest market price for
good butter and loIcer prices for eomulon and inferi-
or. believing that Dairymen should be encouraged
to make the best.
PARKS & wENTZ.
Warren, Apr ., 81.
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Braman's Sewing Machine.

TNhe Braman Machine Is in every re-
l. speet 4 first class, simple. practical and rclia-
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
The total arrivals for the week ending
the 18th inst. were 4, 77S beeYes, lO4 cows,
go veals, 5,374 sheep and lambs, and H.
Ia swine, showing an increase over last
week of $40 beeves, and l,I63 swine. and
a decrease of IL cows. 1917 veals, and 300
sheep and lambs. The closing prices of
beeves were from Z to s cents, the latter
rate for prime fat steer: a few extra at -
cents, sales mostly at a to s cents.
THE WOOL TRADE.
S. \. Goodale, ofCleveland, in his "Wool
Circular" for May, says: Il hear of many
lots i'll Ohio being contracted at prices
ranging from forty to fifty cents, which
would make them average forty-five cents
! presume at these prices sellers will not
look for n better market, as it is plain to
see prices may be lower before they are
higher.
Cleveland Markef-May 2-P. NJ.
FL0UR-The market yesterday was
quiet and unchanged with no sales of con-
sequence to report.
WHEAT-The market still continues
heavy and dull and is | G2c lower. Sales
of l car very choice Ohio white at 81, IA
track l car red at 99c; l car do at Csc;
l car do at 91c: and ! car at Csc.
C0RN-Market steady and firm, Sale of
l car from track at 81.
0ATS-Market firm and unchanged
Sale of l car at zoe.
MESS PORK-There is but little de
mand, the market is dull and nominal at
Sl0.00(al0,50.
UTTER-Choice rolli sworth I2I6I3c
EGGS-Steady at S(GSIc.
LARD-Unchanged and quiet at
dered.
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Balls Ohio Harvester,
Manufacture b.
ENGLISH, HELMICK & DIXON,
Ncu pl.iIadeInhin cSin

Nhe utility OF the Eeaping and
4 Moving Machines being no longcra question,
the very natural enquiry Of the farmer wanting TO
purchase 4 Harvester Is. where can L buy the hes;
machine in use? We would advise all such to ex-
anime all the machines within your reach, and
when you hive found one the appearance of which
picases you, go TO some one who has used it and as
certain from him whether it is what it has been
represented to be. In this way you will probably
get a Harvester that is all right.
This Machine has been in use for the last five
years, and there IS scarcely a county in the North
ern states in which 1t has not been tested. Persons
wishing to buy, can be shown references from far
mers IN this vicinity who have tried this machine.
and who recommend it rs having advantages over
any other in use.
l an agent for the counties of Geauga, Lake,
rumbulla and Ashtabula in this State. l have some
of the machines Oh hand that can be examined at
any time by calling on me in Ashtabula. Ohio.
i. Il. GLEASON. Agent.
Or A. ID. WEBB. Agent. at Warren, Ohio.
and q. W.SN1DER, Agent, at Hartford, Ohio.
May y. lS53-2m.
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Among the advantages it has over others. are the
following:
1st-The works are so arranged that the Maehine
can be run backward or forward. sewing equally
well either way, it can always be started with the
foot alone. and Is always sure to be right.
2d-The needless perfectly straight, thus enabling
1t to work through heavy goods without trouble or
danger Of breaking by s~pringing as with curved
ones.
d-The thread is used direct from the spools both
upper and lower. thus saving the trouble Of r.
winding.
4th-lts simplicity and non-liability Of getting
out Of order.
5th-The ease with which il can be operated. and
the durability Of its work, the seam is very elastic.
and cannot be ripped. although every fourth stitch
is cut.
This machine will QUILr. HEN. G4THER,. FILL
and EMBROIDER, Please send for circular. Agents
wanted to whom liberal inducements will be OEer-
ed. Address q. w. 10.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Sewing Machines.
No. Gl, Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
March 5, 1862
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N ADVICE.

Citizen Soldier As you 20 forth to battle. BY all
means provide youpself with a good supply Of Per-
~ Davis Pain kiler"-it may be the means OF say
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
hfe-it has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer. II is the only reliable propa
aratiOn oil the kind in all cases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
in one end of the Soldier 1T and a bottle Of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other, and It may
be the means Of insurins his safe return-tTust 20
no other preparation.
FARMERS,
yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer at
this season of the year when chOhc, Cholera Nor
bus. Dysentary. Diarrhopa &c. may disable your
hands-nse il in every ease Of the kind, and my ears
for it, iii does not effect a speedy eure--but be sure
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
knowledge failed.
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II. VI Estate.

Il Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the cs-
tate Of Polly ii. Dorman, late of Trumbull county,
Ohio, deed. JAMES SCOTT.
Kinsnan, May :, Is62-3w
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CuERIFF'S SALE.
III TidcI Uitchcnck ct al T

IIIN IAINNHNWNh Z u IIWIITNII VVs NWU-
VS. mon Pleas.
William McCiinnis 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. | will
sell AT Public Sale ut the south door Of the Court
A n and p N, on
Saturday the 9TH day Of Hume, IsGo,
the following Real Estate situate in the township Of
Meccs, in said county and State. and being part OF
lot No. l3 in the kinSbury tract so called in Mecca.
bounded as follows: beginning ut the centre of the
highway thirty-twO feet south of said first party's
(the plfsl northwest corner, Themes east cightrOds.
thence south eight rods aud one foot, thence west
eight rods to heecntre of the highway, thenccnOrth
to the place Of beginning. Appraised at $500
Terms Cash. j. G.. BUTLER Sheriff.
Mar /, 1Sb2-5w
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. EGAL NOTICE.

7 EGAL NOTICE.
II Noble Names will take notice that on the 18th
day of April. 1852. Sally Names filed in the Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county. Ohio her peti-
ton against him. praying for 4 divorce. and alleg-
ing for cause willful absence for more than three
years and gross neglect Of duty on part of said de-
PENDANT. Said petition will be for hearing at the
June term of said Court, for 1862.
TAYLOR < JONES,
April 10. lS626w Attys for Petitioner.
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saturday the zth day Of Junc Isce.
EGAL NOTICE.


Hugh C.. williamson In the Probate
Admir- of SaHl1 Green, deed Court of Trambull
VS. County, Ohio.
Rachel Green. Yasta Miller,
William Miller, Fidelia Fay. Petition for the Sale
Alfred Fay. - Dewey X of Land.
Samuel Greer. Martha GreeIPl
and the unknown heirs of Vasta Miller. vii
Jones Green: liam Miller. Fidclia
Fay, Alfred Fay, who reside in the State of Michi-
gan, -Dew.y, Samuel Green. Martina Green
and the unknown heirs of Jones Green. heirs at law
of Samuel Green. deed, are hereby notified that II
G. Williamson, administrator of the estate of Sam
uel Green, on the Sd day of May. 1852. fled his pc
titiOn in the Probate Court of TrumbulI county,
State of Ohio. allcdring that the personal estate of
said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
costs of ADMINISTRATION, that he died seized in fee
simple Of the following described real estate situate
in the township of Fowler. in said county, to witt
about five and one-fourth acres of land. being part
of lot NO.. and bounded as follows: on the east
by the highway, on the north by lands of H.. e.
Williamson and Charles Tucker. on the west by
lands Of Joel Truesdale, and ON the south by lands
of Daniel Trobriage. that the defendants herein
are the heirs at law of the said Samuel Green and
hold the next estate by inheritance. The said adj
ministratOr prays for an order of sale Of the above
described premises to pay the debts and charges
aforesaid. Said petition will be for hearing on the
l4th day of june. 1852. at 10 o'clock A y.
By TAYLOR * JOKES, IL. {. WILLIAMSON.
his attys. Administrator.
May .. lS524w
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RARENT3

and especially mothers who have the more immedi,
ate care Of children. permit me to say with candid
earnestnessn never lay down to rest at night with the
health and happiness Of your children atheart. with
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust TO no other pain preparations and panaeeas-
they may and often do fail in critical cases-but tn
Perry Davis never-no never-if you heed not this
timely warning the fault is your own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
nc land, and all over the civilized world
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuIl
i County. in the Court of Common Pleas.
Diantha Harrison
vs. Notice.

' Notice.
The defendant, VIM. Harrison will take notice
that on the 9th day Of January, 1852. petitioner
filed her petition in said Court, alledging that she
was married to defendant on the 18th day of Feb
conducted herself as a faithful and Obcdient wife,
but that defendant has been ~wiilfully guilty of gross
neglect Of duty toward petitioner and their children
for more than seven years last past. that defendant
totally neglected TO provide for petitioner during
sickness and confinement in the winter of 1875 6.the
common nccessaries of life. thatdUring all that win
ter aud until the month of Jane, 1856, defendant
wholly neglected TO provide clothing and food for
petitioner and their children. that owing to such
neglect petitioner was compelled to leave defend
ant on the 18th June, 1856, and seek employment by
the week in order 10 sustain herself and child John,
now in her possession. and that defendant has ever
since wholly neglected to provide for petitioner and
said children. Petitioner praysdiyOTce, restoration
to her maiden name of Diantha j. Dodge. and Gus
tody and control of said child John. The cause
will be for hearing June 18th, 1862
Apr 3, 62-6W By cox & SPEAR, her Attys.
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TNho State of Ohio, / In the Court of
Trumbull County, IS. Common Pleas.
Nobl. B. Ferry, PIE,

James II. DickGrman, EZc-
kinlSankcy End Others.d'itsI The defendan
kial Sankcy, n nonresident of the State of OF Eze-
notified that the plaintiff. Noble b.. Ferry. hio, is
the 18th day of February, 1867, file his petidid on
the Court of Common Pleas within and for stiOn in
against him.. the said Ezekial Sankey and aid Co..
claiming that the defendant Diekerman was Others.
Cd to him in the sum of Two Hundred and indebt-
Eight and 5j-lO Dollars. and also iaimingNinety-
holds q mechanics lieu for that amount. all the fol
lowing described lands situate in the township Of
Mecca, county of TTumbull and State of Ohio, and
is known aS being lot No. /, in the lIutehius tract
As surveyed and plated by T. Z. Stowe, rs will more
fully apFc ear, reference being had to said plat re-
corded IN Irumbull County Records Book Of Maps
l, and also on the Tavern House and Barn thereon
situate; that tho defendant Sankey has some inter
est therein. and asking that an account be taken of
the respective interests of the several parties and
the premises ordered to DO sold, and the proceeds be
distributed by order of Court. The defendant San
key IS required to appear and answer by the 2lst
day of June. 1862. FUTILE & STULL.
Apr ., CIV ATTORNEYS for PIG.
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A NOTICE.

~ Joseph McCluer, PIf) Before Samuel A.
VS. fDavIdsOn. J. y. Mec-
Z. StJOhn. Def. ca tp.. Trum. Co. o.
On the 18th day of April, 1852, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action for the
sum of Thirty-Three Dollars and Eighty-Seven
Cents. Said ease IS continued TO the 18th day of
May, 1866. At . o'clock A NJ.
April 3, lS52-3ws