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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14

s<5 fremont is to % placed ever tn. De
parthlent 9f Ells Aiihsi..iHpE The Louisville
JoarIal q afi4id thatihe will hardly set the
riyeFIon fife. lie certainly will not 80 long q.
thsreI ate Pri4At4 drelEiag.. barns and corn
heldeIto flpnflhe| the pApAage Of his army.
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nL4lll FltEA IIArANTMHNT NO 4. 2
1CLLAHenA. Wv a.. lsg1-
General OrdsrEk
No las
Ibe General Con.rnandinE snnaunces With paiu the
sa ne II fact. that oicers and snIdisrn are
absent from this Hrmy without leave or sanction.
This tvsi injrins - TIE service and discredtahe
n those Who wearing the uniform ~ the Coniedernfs
State. lsing in and dimes instead a
sharing the common peris and duties % their COM
pAuirns n1n-t be arrested Snch rrnes dEru
het,n a duty Ehit In the prrSencr q active aud
pnvertui enemy. Gals not only Cor rebuks from thr
Commanding General. BIT als0 Tor efcient measures
The part q the citizens a The South seure the
rethFu u sinh deiinquent< 70 their commando
The Commanding General orders that al ofEcc-z
who cont nre 10 be absent With~uf ,esve thall D.
brought beore the -ExAxIS1Se BoakBr anthori1ed
- act Of Congress entitled An relieTa
srpny - disqualified. d-ssbled and Incompetent on
e~fs order that their may be dropped from
the rolls OF Jhe Army whose gory they uSh % ree
but whose dangers AID tolls they unwilling
copdter-
IL All soldiers Who confinue nbseat viii be treafcd
a. deser<erx and punifhed such-
e command Of Cen Bragg
9Th GEORGE WI BRENT,
Chief q Stsd and A. A. G.
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~ Thu Mlssissippiap states that in ! few
Days the filrdad connection will be completed
from Asfidiata t. Selma. Between the latter
Psint and Montgomery. a distance of thirty
miles, The colhection will be made By steam
bsAf.-- lha tl4kOoqGr hebeL
II The dIstaf3de bet seen Selma and Montg ON
cry by laIsd Il fiffy-two miles, just: by water,
It is one hbndEed and ten miles. or thereabbuts
Ill II Selma RepOdt-r.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14

7 WILL by al - ed Lfnsrr s.d csli~s Rarr. Cd
pieces e rye. Eunny - Fc1r1 q 49, so Al
The I'd rars yuu CA orinE - De - - xxi 1879
rnoul b.. uhicl wiIi pay CASA
U.sh The tirt 80 ard brInE tan a. r1kG ~ Al
the scraps ant nn1 80 yo.r Do1sy 81 un1l TsH
lllEe fhrguu away
raj fben oeiirrusd a. NJ "a ri..t .. ~ rsr>
ner nrr1 dpr n q. r. r haTp1 - ~ rl1rl q
Bi.pienhuT Z Birkunisr G. narr-1ns TfEn-- !. -
r. tuutrr 49, =. E1NAkDd
ch-rs.nssr.. OF. Is. Ixss-
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If Charles Hennoa-- Il Capt 0Irary's Csnpany
= flerid1 Regiment. ~ aEdre-s ths nndersizned AZ
ttis pace he W learn TIE aft 81 rs c11crrniix
%egr Boy el ~ him ~ e f.itv Ky - On the IsIk
= SEPTEMBER As Any iufFnafloa o1ncerlinr the
lf-ert i0caliiy q flis regiment viii bs Thankfully
received ~ l. J. GRIGSBY
drc7-Im ASH Snr<roi 7fh Ms He<rL
Camp iear Msrfree-boro. Tsnn-. Dee4.
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VACCINATION.

s two more o smal Pox have ben apart
n Cd 70 this place fu'u Ge0rEia. and i of the
highest Importance that the Development 4 this dis
ease should be prevented. q j. Absolutely Hecrssry
should Be vaccinafed early possible An s,hce
has bean established 70 this end 3ext the Episco
pal Church, ghere physician viii bf.-causfA1ry in
attendance - vaeeinate any person Who shonid lre-
seat thsuselfes for that purpose.
o. KR41Z. Sgruern A. C s.
Superin1encent Of Vaccine j0n-
~ order OF Brig. Gen Helm
G.. W. HsCAuI-Er, A. A Seu-
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TAKRH or

DYths Subscriber and conmlfisd To the jail o. Ham
ID iltou county a. Harrison. Tenn on the .lth or
Decsmberl 1s67 negro boy. Eays Il name II BILL
and that be belongs 70 - slaytbn 81 Alalanl.
Who purchased him - Atlanta and ras sending ala
70 that State
Tbs owner Win s.n. prov. property. AID pss
charges
ez.55.s''s., ~ 5. l's'-
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a COOP SUBSTITUTE over <s yean q are. q -
n 10 GeEi Anherson Divi-isn. a shelbyfiIe
ian get Goyd Pay. By applying immedhtEly. g Ac.
adesss Hospital. east nd beI1E stairs. -
I dcrs-3ts y J. NJ NICHOLSON
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FOR SALE.

NY RESIDENCE On Cherry 81. "a P-rfest ua3
M Del of dWelling-) Aiso hire Brick Stores
% Market St. Al-o. inc ealaing site- adj slain :
TIE residence Of Capt Fulton: e1aiaiaa= i've Acres
"a which Il groulng 100 fruit trees 20 chn<e<f
Fkrisiica OH p WAYNE
~ la-Iwe
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HeanorAErrks DEr1kr1Kxr Eo.1
Aurirse-boro. Tsln-- Dsc<nber.l. ltt1-

HeanoTAErEks DrrakTHESr Ne. =
Nurirse-boro- Tsla-. Dsc<aber-l. ltt1
General Orders.
No l51-
l. The nlmes - anszrsrs -lb.e1f vifh,uf leave
a. 1ny muster. viii Be p-cmptly reIsrted fhro1rh
tl,ees Headgnarfr-s - the Paynlsters o. Ihe army
% ne rnd thu their rar nlT be suspended naiil
tie absence i satisfactorily crpiaiucd-
b The atienfiun or IN e. r<p-rsslly af ne Qaar
- ti-r@ lcpaffn1en J. cali-d - Par l. o. % ~
"a dated q and J. - a. Z eh1ond. Va NuE- Ia
ST. fslloss-| .fhe narrl-uf - canmI<ri.ne1 q
El1erS b. Az cslier = A. tlan he Q u. The zen
nlnd = which they beloag. i hereby prshibft<d
~ - they exbibt IL iartcr utau -,
plea "a Dor payment = made orlrr< from tbsir CSC.
ul4ndlnE ricrrsl .lou - DIP srt1zr1t- shaEihr
fhens BE ab-ru- drtarlcd dufy 81 leare. 81 -
-e1cs from ire c,s-1mAndng General uncsr Hhtn
they sc e vi1E.
iarf<ruasterF uho nay p.y ab>enfees IN rinlafisn
q tli~ atsle al - rrport~d llr st-prara - f-sr
pay. Le-i1ss DeiuE ameu - 70 trial - Co1rf Mar
tiILl.
81 command q General Rfsrg.
6EO- c. c1RSER
Assi-i4at-A ej1tzlt Censr.l-
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

Mr. ALEXANDER v BLAKEN0Rz. q Ken
vi t1cky. can md L. 3 " 4I.LER b. ~ drrstin1
: ,ssts5 . am 4 All-'oou.. Georgia
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Will sell % The 9TH day or Decenis-r At Chaft.l
nooEa moo baskets % Virginia SAN zuli in lot
Of from 10 n 50 sacksto sun purchases Sale psi
tive. [n1E13-lNl VIZ. K. VANCE. \
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14

Resolutinhs for guaranteeing the Cdnfedel
rate war DEBT arc before the Georgia tegisIal
tsre. in 4ccirdance with the prompt and npift
tied example oct BY Alabama, and followed
closely w aouth Carolina
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Orr,cr % lr-.-.N- o-,--,.r,--,.

p1 order OF Qnarlermaster lie7eral have besl IN
- trusted With entire coatnl n collecting tie bids
or the beeres killed for The army fer fanuirl - -
s1rchaSe q leather tur nan.ftcfufinr Tanners nv
ing father band and EanfinE hides viii a. vel %
stdress ne With proper reifrences. The army N ~
- bod an u j. he duty 81 al pstriolic tanner n
49,, -, - doing All leather bid az unrearr1asIs
prizes viii l. inpreS~d- r ". BILLIARD
.ene n Major A. On.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14

h$F lfWheli i forgetIIny equutryr says Far.
son frOwiIIIOYis il his late speech. nay my God
fofgHt rnsf'' Forget yon.r cries old Hunks
t I1alt Sc EOs dHpined ff4 r.
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NOTICE

DIT decree q The csulfy Cert e 1eQ.,ithaa
- cou~ty. Tr1n- usii uG.r Co 80 g pals s.l-
~ t1e 17th inzt The l,1a rcIi1enc1 e y. =.
Anrer1n1. 1rci isurieen likely aiarr 81 - nllg1l
htiouking O the etl1s e s4il J. ~ An1IrnI1 -
cea-~d. The no<t 81 thrn y-anr and rerT uEelr-
n u slaves VAL he n111 - uantka eraIi- -
chEser giving bona via aprr~ret rrc1rty ana lsn
rttsined saFes aafi he p1rekae u1uney = SD
dce7t1G D. l. BENNETT
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LRGAL ApvERTIsENENTs


nv 49, = re &c cs = 6c1i1--1 = lSrrlsrsr.
ID D.de. State a Geo IA. VII or - s1lt y -
hiEie>f bId1er 81 60, lu1pl Tie ce.rt Hs.se,
- Tie toqn II Trtninn. dur ~ - ieEnl bar1 = SO
on lhe II TUESDAY rIaruary nrzt IL tF-c< . 80
% 4hizh Beaj Ea,ic1 I'D lied. lying - Lnok1et
creek. seren mlla4 abnEe Tr1nlan. ennt.tni1g 49,
ant sba1t 80 Eecon1 ounlfy- nnd ~ h1l.n1l
nli<Iutain Ind fosne 5oo 80 nrres - - g.
fitutiuu. Llr1af - q uhss1 = IN rrnnl- On nd
place i renrk a1l al6le crchard. aualn1E
h1utes. neErn rabin~- baIn- ltahlra- 1c-
Al te sine line aed pl1ce HiIl also go - g
talrnE leo acre.. Ehlch srne n1prurDrlr1lla-
The unner>iEne uill rhs- sd l..ds - psr..rl -
siriaE - sxaElas-
At oBENo1AIN.aia.
Adniui.tr.t.r Z. bnnlI non-
ksE II. iss1- n0l1 l.wor
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See from tbs point lessee ? c. HlItil Co 6 q
Ia Cavalry
A reward Of thirty dsliars vii hs paid for tie a.
rrehensien and delivery OF each Of tie above naniet
dkfeEfess AZ the jai ia Chattanooga, Tenn-
f BY orLer OF Brig. Gen. Helm
hos25u G. W. MccAWLET.
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5DHF The pinf innAti Commercial Of the md,
dssHtes sons fur columns 1.-THE Chattanooga
ReHfl whifls il most arch iiiethdiarF of
irsR4ohl T il Aafs 4Hfons other similar conspli-
NpHIH EakoIExA AsD tHr wat. The fol-
lowing rsFod lllor unanimously PASSED the
tI.Hss Of egtEmohs Of North Carolina OH
Thursday l4sa Ii lls iii #
ResOiveds That the Gonfsderato States Of
AM erica have Ihe means AID the win to sus
tain and PeFpeiuatS the government they have
estkbIishsdb uilH tb that end, North Carolina
i determined 10 dontribAte al or her % wer
and rehonIeesi illi
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Qr4ErKrnasrrRs OFFIcE. { q ArUy.l
RIxooofD. e. DEE lr61-
rfsh - 7urchrss = god Fsur>Ho--s Wa,-on. Pear
Gboi Work kui-s. aud four Sets q Harress for the
tipve-unent for wsich viii pay cash Apply = ne
AZ RingC0ld-
q. D. MITCHELL.
see7-iv nsjer and Q. n
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IUBERAL REWARD

VITILL Be paid - he recovcty 4 negro BY
w who was - At,-een Chats 30 =. and Mr.
ftrssboroi. He = iStt color. heavy bnil.. oaif 1
spoken. aud al ut ss4rs u age lie hal with HIN
then lost. small - pr bag and to sisakels-
I'D. EulsslN
DeeIl. Capt. Co. Z. 9th Reg. Ala Vols
frarIurr-- rft t~s...
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GaARst

EISF BEAURE0ARD cIGARs ssrnh fnr-uhss
L tured a. Hzruii sPrinCs. near Dnalon. Cal ~
: nsEls FITzGERALD / nBo-
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THE p RIsoHERs.

Yesterday the twenty-one hundred Aboli-
tionists captured in the engagement AT Harris
vile on Sunday last were brought to town and
placed under guard in the Court House Square
They aye = motley crew. Of all nationalities
from nasal twanged Yankee to the gutteral
toned Dutchman Of tresh importation We
saw but fpw really intslligs.t faess. ard frolu
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14
EOLUNTRERs.

ID ENG fsily auhoize q raise and muster fnto lie
ID serpire ci the Confederate States . regiment q
Infantry the all Captains having cornpanits
organized have them mustered into the "
writing M a. Winchester or tsiegraphinE az DE-
eherd. tenn THIS regiment = wanted imnediatel =.
octs TAX W EEWNkN-
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ETRAYRn on STnLRV

Z ChaftaDooga. On the I'd ulf-. nne S0RRELl
a HORSE, al.sat IA hands high. vii ee Tour years
bld next spring white hind loot bis fore
head very spirited (: tlil nicely trimmed the right
foot stained with esSic used in curing the rcriches
A reward q FIFTY DCILAR Rs will le paid 10 ans
one 9ho wiz inform " his whereabouts - thai /
can get him g. ~ FREDDY.
Surgeon sath "a. RrEt -.Tsyiors Briende-
Addreas ne q HAnenasleE. Innn. decJ IL
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A splendid stock q hosiery. HooP-sKIRTs. and
frs-t many articles to- uaiasross - ruentios
TEE rs cAsF-sale po.itise.
ArLAxra Ca. Dec. L.
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COW LOST

cTRAYED from the s.a1rhtertIsu-e 10 this Place >
- large ted roam COW. With vrry small rrumplc.i
borns. viii psg FIVE DOlsLAftS fir her delivery
70 me a. the Pork House-
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i've Substitutes wanted
APPLY a IA. s1os- fHsrsssfl
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EoUE Lik.Iy Negroes sor s.i.-Trs n.s. e.. ~
s-r7 4 T. Eo0rrE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

On Sunday evening, the 18th inst, two
cons OF Mr. James Wilson, of this town.
ship, came to town, in a buggy, to attend
she M E. Church. During services, the
horse and buggy, which had been left
standing by the fence on the west side of
theehurch, were drivenoff Although sev.
eral hours of Sunday night were spent in
searching for them. no trace was obtain.
ed that night. On Monday morning. Mr.
Wilson had some bills printed, Offering $50
reward for arrest of the thief and recovery
OF property, or SIS for property alone
Some Of the bills reached Youngstown.
and on Monday afternoon, Mr.. Squire, of
the Mansion House, in hat place, brought
Che missing property up here. 1t appears
that on Sunday night a man unknown
70 Mr.. Squire, drove up to the hotel with
the horse and buggy. hitehed the horse.
and then went down street. Not returning
during the evening, Mr. g. put the horse
up. and the property Sas still With him
when the bills reached Yopngstosp.
Whe the thief was. and what ths mo
tive was. is unknown. Possibly it was
some person anxious to get to Youngs-
town, but not willing to incur the ex-
Pease Of livery. II Is a risky business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Concert.

The Mineral Ridge Welsh Choir gave a
Concertat Webs Hall, on Saturday even
ing last, for the benefit of the soldiers
Aid
The Singers were of tho mining popula-
ton of the Ridge, men and women will
ing and anxious to do their part in the
good work of contributing toward the re-
lief of the brave hearts now fighting for
our country.
The audience was not as large as we
wish it had been, but we know that there
Is margin for apology on this score, mas
much as our citizens generally have given
very literally Of their means to the Sol
diers' Aid, in various ways, and in almost
numberless instances.
The singing by the choir was p~ronounc-
ed good by competent Judges. The man
ner in which it was executed CAV evil
denee that the choir had been diligent in
their efforts, and in a great degree, were
successful.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Sixth Cavalry.

Quartermaster C. r. Hunt, arrived
home at this place on last Thursday, hav-
ing been dispatched for on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Hunt, who, We are
glad to state, is recovering. Mr.. Hunt
left Camp Carlisle on Wednesday evening.
He reports the boys OF the 9th in fine
spirits. They have been furnished with
good horses, and splendid equipments,
and are ready for a dash among the rebels.
Mr.. II. says that up to Wednesday even
ing. Capts. Barrett's. Bingham's Bowels
and Richart's Companies had been start
ed enroute for Gen. Fremont's army, and
by this time the whole regiment is no
doubt on the move for active service
There is not much room to doubt that
the 9th Cavalry will have work to do ere
long.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Tempest.

On last Wednesday afternoon a heavy
storm of wind and rain prevailed in this
region for a short time, threatening dam
age to buildings, trees and fences. Moth
ing very serious, we believe. happened,
however. The chimney on the southeast
corner of the Court House was capsized
and demolished. A man who had sought
shelter from the storm, on the east side of
the building. narrowly escaped being
struck BY the falling bricks. He lost no
time IN rstreating to safer quarters.
The rains of the past week did immense
good to.the grass and growing grain, and
was no doubt q blessing to the vegetable
kingdom generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Warren Union Schools.

The closing exercises of the present
School year willscome off in the second
week of June, with the following pro-
gramme:
LIST. Alumni Address on Wednesday
evening, June IL, by Lieut.. James Nc
Celery.
ID. The anniversary exercises on Thurs
day evening, the 18th.
Sd. A Spelling match in the lower de-
partments, on Friday, the 18th, at 9, A. n.
T~wenty-three volumes of books will be
distributed as premiums to the best spell
lers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Eve and Ear.


Dr.. LEWIS, Oculist and Aurist whose
professional reputation is we'll and favor
ably known as one of the most successful
operators on diseases of the Eye and Ear,
is now stopping at the Gaskill House, in
Warren. DIR. Lewis. since returning from
Southern Europe, has been located in the
City of Detroit, Michigan. where his ex-
tensiye field of practice has been highly
appreciated by a grateful community, and
exceedingly profitable to himself All he
asks is fair and impartial trial of his
and painless remedies. Consultation
Office hours from 8 till 4 o'clock of
each day-Sunday excepted.
May %, 1S62-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Army Worms.

These invaders of our soil and despoil-
srs ofaour crops, have already made their
appearance in this section On Monday
some specimens of this worm, which he
found on his farm just north of town, were
shown us by F. Kinsman. Esq. Persons
having any curiosity to see the ''critter, "
can be accommodated by calling at our
Office. while the worms are in a flourish
ing condition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
From the 10th Regiment.

A boat from Pittsburgh Landing arriy.
ed at Cincinnati, on last Sunday evening,
with about 200 sick soldiers on board
observe in the list q number of the
members of Co. H., Capt. Downs, as fol
lows: S. Hoagland, j. MeNelley. T. Euh-
H. o. Kyle. d. Giimer. ]. Lon
gaberger, d. w. Huely. Some of these
arrived here on Yesterday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

Arson Peabody, of Greene, who was
wounded at the battle of Pittsburg Land
ing. died in the Hospital, in Cincinnati. a
few days since. His wife had been there
nursing him for some time before his
death. His remains were brought home
and his funeral took place in Greene, on
Saturday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Brisk Trada.

We believe all our dry goods merchants
have had to go east the second time al
ready this spring, to replenish their stock
of fancy goods. They had apprehendeda
light trade in this line, but experience
has shown that the demand for this kind
of goods is quite as brisk as when times
were much easier.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

The state of the weather on Friday and
Saturday evenings, last. was strongly sug-
gestive of short fruit crops and havoc and
ruin among the more tender varieties OF
vegetables. On both nights there were
biting frosts, the effects of which are re-
ported to be injuries in certain localities,
while in others. apparently as susceptible
to q freeze, no harm of consequence was
done. Fruit, wheat and grass, as a gen.
eral thing, are yet safe, and promise album
dance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
RARHNT@

and especially mothers who have the moro immedi-
earnestEess never lay down to rest at night with tie
health and happiness Of your children at hcsrt. with
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust TO no other pain preparations and pauacea-
they may and often do fail in critical eascs-but IL
Perry Davis neyer--nO Eever-h you heed not this
timely warning the fault is yOur own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
be Land. and all over the civilized world
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
American Hotel.

This House, as will be seen by a card
elsewhere, HIS recently opened under new
auspices. Mr.. E. B. Reeves announces
that the establishment has been fitted up
in good style for the accommodation of
travellers and boarders. Under the judi
cious management and superintendance
of Mrs. Reeves, and her daughter Emma,
the interior arrangements of the house
will no doubt be in perfect order and en-
inently satisfactory to the patrons of the
American.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
New Goods.

See the new advertisement of Mrs.
Messer, in this weeks paper. The great
demand for her fashionable Millinery this
Spring soon exhausted her first stock, and
she has now in store arrival No. . for this
season.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

7 EGAL NOTICE.
Hugh G.. williamson In the Probate
Admir- of Sam1 Green, deed Court of Trumbull
VS. County. Ohio.
Rachel Green, Vasta Miller.
Wiiiiam Miller. FideIia Fay, Petition for the Sale
Alfred Fay, - Dewey ( of Land.
Samuel Greer, Martha Green
and the unknown heirs of Nasta Miller, Will
Jones Green. liam Miller. Fidelia
Fay, Alfred Fay, who reside in the State of Michi-
gan, Dewey, Samuel Green, Martha Green
and the unknown heirs of Jones Green. heirs at law
Of Samuel Green. decd. are hereby notified that ii.
G.. Williamson, administrator of the estate of Sam
uel Green, on the Sd day of May. 1862. filed his pc
tition in the Probate Court Of Trumbull county.
State of Ohio. alledging 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 Wit
about FIVE and one-fourth acres of land. being part
of lot No. .. aud bounded rs follows: ON the east
by the highway. on the north by lands of H. q.
Williamson and Charles Tucker, on the west by
lands Of Joel TrueSdale, and on the south by lands
of Daniel Trohrisgc. that the defendants herein
are the heirs 1T 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
14tk day of june, 1867. at 10 o'clock 4 ".
By TAYLOR 4 JOKES, He. WILLIAMSON,
his attys. Administrator.
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