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Go fCbom II man Concern.
PExsiov OpFicR, june 9 1867.
y1yO ALL WHOM il MAY CONCERN.-Ap


400 he reissue OF the Land Warrants d.sc9ea ~
Which alleged to have been lost or d.soteI n' -
t.eby given that az the dae following the Vn
NaItsnt, new certificate Of hke tenor VIII w n' " nv
No ~ 30 for 100 acre. is ed under tie act Of s4 IN IA
,or Of Eleanor Bryant formerly "ii." a.'i nf.,l %
ny surviving child leirs law Of Mct or mHcei "tn
ec.s.ed ae pyse in Company &, lth United ss'es In
NO 60 80 for loo sore. Issued under the act Of March l5
r. the Of seth Love- aud Sn.d Oh The $50 day Of June
iS51-pec-nlber p. 1881. - .
H. tho Gau Thomas Johnson and graned on the Si day
Of sep eurer lS5;-ianusry :, loh2 -.
A he name Pols widow Of John Camp. and granted
The 23d OF September. l9j6-lanuary 4. ls62
10 2J426 fog loo issued under the act Of March m
the Of Mlsn Scot and granted on the 1T DAY Of
y, l85s-JanusIy H. 1851.
We 8'o io 40 tes iss1ed uioer the act OF msich ~
he use Of Simeon tcsmsteI and Wa granted March -
f-lsih o. jnnory, l6..
s9s2 Or ls issued under act II March 1885 in
sss sntcd Augu,, "A. l6a9-lath Of JanuaIy lSb'.
n Nh, ,,fre Of Ss,sh widow of Yvert Vn,ycse and va,
Gsn'ed Novomi er o, l@O-isnusry % i1tA ,..-
No 100 for To- sores Issued under the act Of march, -
IN The Of Gyms ;. Wad minor child Of Cyrn' Nsd
sc ..,d, and .Esatcd October To- id''ih January
lS62
sei for ?O ac-es issued under the Of March %
se5 in the meme Of Joanna NJ widow OF john Ven Bus
serek. an granted August q; nS-ieb'nsfy 49,.
No e. 30 fof 81 scres issued under the act Of March d
80 ia io.ob Focker and was gained august
No IS "a 'o 70 s,.cs sued under the Of March 1855
IN he Of ru min Ia'k I'D was granted on the "a DAY
o. March. 1877 ehfi-Iy - 10 z
No II Qf2 f W ucrs issued under 'sc' of Sepeu Der
ssc IN ne Of john Denny and granted September
n. N5i-Ma.cl !. 1871
No 03 3i issued under the oct Of September
1880 IN theuse Of Johu bsricn and granted March u
is55-Msrch 10. 1862.
No a 49, to issued under tie act # March 1855
tie Of BaInsoas Cool. and wa sntsd September .!
10 0-MsTch ~. lN2
Nc 7s3 fr i6t ssned under the act Of March 1855
~ be meme Of GEORGE w "srren and was granted October
No 81 is 6O acres issued under the act Of Ma ch 1875
IN The name Of rhomss Johnson aud was granted june 2
s92N-Msfci Is 1862
NJ 66ls for Toe isnod und. The act Of March 1855
10 the Abigail widow Of jonathan beard end e.
yrsuted August lB6-MaTch y l3b2
No A5f To- islrd under The sct o. Nsrch 1875
a. the name o. Isaiah Ta.ker iuor child Of Fiji Tssker
isccSed and granted September y, lS6-Msrch u
1862
No 1889 for 40 issued under the act Of March 1855
10 'be name a. Rufus W0odfod, and snted January
%. l9.6-Nsrrh p I8l2
No ~ $50 ior i. "a under the OF March. 1855
81 The name Jordan Hun and srsne August 1870
Mach o. l-ol 800 1870
No t&3 Ien is,uod under the act q Msreh 1855
in ne nsine OF ezekish Smith sid granted June p,
lG51-Alui Z. loa.. JOSEPH Il. bAkkLiI
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
Copartncrsbip ilnliecs.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Notice is b

COMPREHENSIVE NOTiCE.-Notice is here
" nv six,p thai WILLIAM J. GORDON Who reside. at
Cirv,ani. in tho stat. Il Ohio; NORMAN ) III NILtft
ho reside. In BROOKLYN Ia the state OF New-f os and
CHARLES W BURTON who resides in the City and state
NJ NewYok have formed limited partnership pursuant to
the provisions Of the Rosed statute. Of the state Of New
Ioik the buving selling OF GROCERIES, aud the
Transaction Of a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
under the firm name u BENTLEY ~ E1ON, Ia wh'rh
all ma. psrti.. crested are the sid NORMAN = BENT
Ley and CHARLES ". BURTON, who are the General
patrer, and H.. ,ai WILLIAM !. OOtDOS who !. the
.peei. partner; that the ,ad Wism j. Gordon lac con-
hb1tel III. Thirty Thousand Dollars capital to-
ward the common stock which suount has been actually paid
IN 10 cash iha, ~. said psrnerhip commence on tie
r day Il February thousand egh. hundred and sixty
two and terminate the ,lytrst day OF January
onf thousand .sh, and .IS and that the bust
mes, OF h. partnership carried Oh IL the Ciy OF New
WILLIAM 7. GORDON,
NORMAN 8. BENTLEY,
CHARLES w. BURTON.
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action aud ,be system 10 fell into disorder s' decay
The serouou. cons is vsou,J csu'edb by me'cn al
dsea. low living dsord-red digestion from unhealthy
food impure air, Nth and filthy habits the depfe'"
Ing vices. and above ell by the venereai hiecnon
Whatever be it, origin It Is hereditary in the consul
tuition, descending from parents to children unto 'no
third and fourth ernestnn indeed It Gems to ne tue r'd
Of Him who says. will vis, the niquities OF the iahers
upon .hcir children" The dseaes il .ns'es take various
name. according to tho organs attacks In the Lungs
Scrofua produce. sclos AID finally conumpt'n IN the
sud. dwellings which .uPpoa. aud become ucerou' sores
ia the stomach and boye, dci. semen' which produce ndi
se.,iou dyspepsia and yor complaints the 'sin erup's
aud cutsueous affections These s having tho sans origin
require the same remedy viz purhcson and inv soaoh Of
N. blood Purify the blood, aud these dangerous d''empe
aye yon With feeble foul corrupted blood you cannot
have health with tia. lie The 60 b." healthy you cannot
have Scrofuous disease.
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~, O e NSUMP YES.

~ O G. y \ l. VI T. T | V T. :. -
The advertiser. having been restored - hrstb in few
seek o. yes simple remedy alter having suffered several
ii LrNG AfFscroN sni that dead disease
COS-rPros-is Tio1s 20 make known 10 hi fellow su
f.rer. lie mems OF cure. To III no desire IT, he will send
COPY of RE prescription u.ed free OF chs gel with direction
Tor plslafg sat lng tte which they viii aud 'cRE
CURB c- CoSsr'rUoS, Anna, BKoScHris &c. The only
Object o. ie Advertiser in sending tie prescription is TO
boet 'h- stee3 aad speei nioTu.,iou which be con
drives he Invaluable sod he hopes every sueer viii try
ais remedy, Il will cot them nothing and may prove
biossins.
PGri.e. s-i,hns The greso iption will please sjdrc"
Rev. EDWARD A WILSON
Wlham,bgTsh
Kinss County New orb
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The world. great snody Coughs cod' inciPen' Con
.uton and for the Ieiof OF cobnmpve patients In Cd
vsnced stage. Of disease 1hs Ia been so Ions used and
n,er. H. ihs' ned DO no more ihsn "'ns The
public shat u. quality Kept up to The beet 1t ever b" been
tl,t f. NAV 10 led o. 20 do 3. ihs' {, b., done
Prepared by Dr. ). 4 Afth 90
Pnrticsl sd Analy tio.i Chemists Lowell Mas
sod by 81 drurgs. -very~hrf-
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financial.

OFFiCg THF Pacific NAH SrEls.HlP CoHPtSY,
No % Wal-st.. NEw-l DIRK. FEB. IL 1907.
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, that the Board OF
Director. have this Day oeclNed DIVIDEND Of FIVE
CENT Of the earnings OF the last three month";.
psysbs al tie Office Of the Company on TIT RSDA 2Oih
met
The transfer books will close The 18Th and reopen the
2!d inst BY order OF the Board -
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~ FEEME IUI hi.-V' AbkI IT. TIIII+TIN
y a-.u.t HENRY ". PHILLIPS sad AbnsE 6, hi.
wife lnwis Phillip. Hiram Phill p, Mosrs H. Philip.
Geor., ~. Phillips. william T. Philips and Ma Jare hi,
vie rtroyhilus huout Hvi Mary Ann. h wife Geol.c I.
Coudit and !. Elliott COrdi' sauoi, ior rrr 10 i.'
shoyr defer d4u,-: Nou hereby siunoi ed sui
g1r~d ar,wrr te pain, In th!s action, winch VIZ he
ed la the office 81 t.. 'rlk vi ihe 10uty Of tnce 10
Goshen ia laid County and 10 copy o you snss- -
the s1d complaint The l"-s o. office, ir ne W.
lage Goshen l. Ae tculty o. Dgc, within ncnty os.
after tine service hereof exclusive Of the dsy such service
and If vou fan h u' rftlg the inc aore
said the plaintiff IN this action NIL spp tie touff for tc
rrlei demanded ia lie yiiut Datcd septents- 25 1855
SHARPE WINFIELD. Psiufi1's Attorneys.
The complaint 10 Ills tion tiled g tho oNee OF th-
Clrk Of the County az Or,ntr tAe .h Jay 81 september
ia the year i5t.-Dstei Fob g. 1862.
N l,namSa SHAkPE WINFIELD Plfl sAty,
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Gales bn antilon.

r. r. H,lgLL. Au'tionr.r .
by WHlTTEMORE X DAZELL, Store NO.
- Eroadv
UNITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We wil. SELL a. AlctoD,
On SATURDAY, fe5. - at II OK a. the PhenS Yard
Brooklyn.
10y order u'd under he direction Ne. = H. owen snd
Henry NJ. Elliott. 4. :. Prize Go 4missionep)
The eut,'e "a go 81 brig SARAH STARR, compii'insi
1888 btues SlIRITS TuRfEs1lNE,
l3l bures CRUDE TURPENTlNE.
40 barrel ROslN
2G pounds BtESWAX,
! box HARDWARE Terms cs.h
F.-in cousrq of 5itnfdfv beiuf d voted % the
&c ehrtcn Of he metal snivsrsry Of the Father Of our
Country aud Of She laso Union .ic the above sale u
hereby postponed {,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a
Ut the same time aud place.
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DAyEN, BACON & Co.
nm u0RArE WATEES' PIANOS and

V,HE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
i NELODEOSS and ALENANDhE, n OksaSs, so go
T. GITHFKTt Co = celebrated tOLlAN PlANos, are me
an,., instruments for psrss and churchs. no" ia p.e
l,r,. s,ogtn rut 10 At the Lew ~aeIoou 10
pre.dyrv between Grand AID Brcomes,. when VII De
oJ - extremely low price. Pianos and hsodeon, nom
,undry maker. and second hand 10 Le' ara 'N'
~ the sane Shee, Music. Mg,ic Book and si npd o
Music Merchandise, at war prices. fiait IN '',has'e
will try music.
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=. II. Ludlow. Auctioueer
DRONISIONS. CLOTHING, &c. at AUt

DROvISIONS, CLOTHING, &c, at AUC-
Tl0S, by order OF isaa; ilend'rson Navy Agent.
v. H. LUDLOW Co will sell at AUG ION, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. D. 1862 Ut " O'clock at the Nsyyfsrd
Broo&lyp. By order Of lsssc Henderson Navy Agent
fnO|lSiOSS-A lLga quantity of Bread Bsei Pors
fiosr, Rice Sugar Tes G'Ge- bens Moes e. and $3.50
pounds good Cheese abe II he'd from the Navy Raions
CLO1 iiNu, &c-Iea jackets, Rouod Jackets. Jumpers
Tr'wsrt Over,h,s Undrrhirts Gags Shoes sl,o aqran
titS 81 Nankeen. Shee x. S4iiue'. BLANKETS. tc.
SMALL SlOKES-A quantity Of fobscco, Bteswar
Clothes and Shoe Brn.ho- Hanisprchiefs Kuve. Combs
&c. ,. II hch be- the Office Of he Auctonee
NO. ; Pinest No..Yort
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COUNTY SUPREME

WESTCHESrER COUNTY SUPREME
w COURT-hIClI'Ru JORDAN. plain, 4, sssa,
TERRENCE MEGA, r, THOMAS MhNGUa' Cti AkLEs
III. JONES Exec. Sc. JOSH r. JpN -. ~ -
ceased JANIS McrhlLLiPl. and DAVID BAKfoTr
defendants Summons tor Relief tCon. not served
the Defendant, TERRENCE McCARE: You ae no 4,
summoned and reauirrd 70 ansaef the cenpshss II
thi. action which vi he fled In die Ofcc q e
County oil We,tches.cr ~ W hie fl'ins hu 'n,ber At
OF yonr answer 10 the said psnt OF me ,.entv
his Office in Pcokssi Ne,tcEe,eg County OF
dsy, after the service Of thi. summons or 20. the ,ad
~. d,X of .ch service; ard II isl 70 ~ ~ ction
eopsni within the time aforesaid, tbr IN IN. com.
will apply to thr Court for the feiiei "e
plaint-Da,sd Decembe 10 ~; ,.,u,ia's Attorney
The complaint IN the above scon 10. Plsin Decenheg
IL. 1901 - p~''"
Js1O lswowThs
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BOARD ano Rooms.

PAPI.OR and BEDROOM, with BOARD,
N may be hsd 10 email private family for gentleman and
hi, lie single gentlemen wishns sach st'suon'
Terms moderate. Apply 1t No 10 East ;2ist
4 Young GENTLEMAN aud his WIFE,
~ who ar. ABOUT giving mp Housekeeping desire BoARU
In . pris, fsuiy In Brooklyn; 10 others need an,"el
They eiu ,unh thsir apartments otherwise. Addr-~,
s,sts orson accommodations and terms III conDaeIes,
Boz No 30 Po.,.Ofce. Brooklyn
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OYFIcE OP rHr SBorETI FiKs Is.UEiaCs Co,
Ma. 81 PtsEsr NEw.YoHs, Feb. 10, 1891.
rINHE DIRECTORS have THIS DAY declared
i the ususl 81 MI-ANkUAL INTEREST DlNIDEND
ofTHREE AND ONF-HALt 80 PER CkSI, for the past
~ mon he. pay able 10 stocs hodsTs on demand
By order Of lie Board n t. HAYDOCK. Sec.
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Tsx.srkr DrrsErssSr. Feb. I, 1862
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the rcadl-
OF this Department redeem the Treasury Note.
payable in year from date Suihor,ed by the act Of
approved Deceub-i 2Jd 1871 and the Treasury Notes
payable a. 1ty days from de, aiho1ed by the act Of Con
Tess approved 20 March, 1871
Interest Treasury Notes Of the above Issues will oes.e On
the day q April ~ the terms Of those ats resqec
iyely.
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Ueoolna CARDS, sc.
Qeiltistrn.

ALI. persons d,sirous Of getting rid O' DE-
n CAYfD TEETH and ROOTS. positively viii l p,ln
az Isn,er can 10 20 undeg the NfN CHEMICALLY n n
IIED CHLOEOl ORhi sjmi' -tered isi.y by Dr. Val
son No BonL.,t Beautiful mll sets inserted from -
- 80 Gold nlh a. from 20 So bone al snAssn ~
cent. Refer 10 pr. Pond u,hlis Nor.to N-ob AID See
Irg. pti. Ferris sfhr.. and buict@rL
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA

compounded from the eec,ua sndote' that medical
science ha, discovered for h, affecting dstemper and for the
cure Of the disorders # entas That II Is FAR superior to
ay other remedy yet devised Known by all who have given
,r. Ths, does combine virtue. truly extraordinary IN
their ,see upon this c., o. comp ndput,by proven
by the great multitude Of publicly known aid remarkable
cures It has made Of the following diseases Kings Evil or
Gl.ndalG swengs Tumor. Erup,ious, PimPe' Bloehe'.
and Sores Ery.ipels Rose 81. Anihony's fhc, Sat
Rheum Sc.d Head Coughs from tubeFcuous deposits In We
lung, White Swelling. Debility DroI'y Neuralgia Dy'Pep
ia or Indigestion syph, and Syphic Inection' hsreu
rial Disease Female Weaknesses wh'h are caused BY inter
nal liberation ard indeed tie Whole series Of complaints that
.,e from mpurty ofthe blood Minute reports Of individual
case. may be found IN Aver. American Almanac which 10
furnished the druggists for su,ous distribution. wherein
may b. learned the directions f s aud Of the
msfksbls cures given IL has made when al oslsr
remedies had failed 10 afford relief Those oasss
are puipo,.ly taken nom all sections Of the county
10 order th,t every reader may have 70 who
eau ,po him Of It. benefit. from person.. eIPcrefos
crou. deprse, the energies and thus leaves ,' 'e
:im, subject disease and - fatal results than are
healthy constitutions Hence T. ,sud, 10 shorten and does
Srosly the average duration Of hrman e The vas.
importance Of these condson las led us 20 spend year' In
p.rfecng remedy which adequate 70 Ia cure Thi' No
now offer to tie public under the name Of
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

.housh {. compo'ed Il Ingredients 'oae q ~h-h eieerd
the bet OF sARSAPAMLLA IA Atef,i'e p'~e' ~ ' ed
YOU NAV po,ec. you~h from tho ,uf,ns and danger Of
hes- disorders. purge a., foul sfupoHs ihi rot ard
e.,er Ia ID. blood 10 - replaced by health and vsoL
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iileNical.
f'llE peculiar faint or infection which we "a

SCROFULA turks In the contributions
Of mul'itudss Of men. IL either pro
duccs OF il produced BY an enfs-bi.d
yi,i.,ed .,ste Of the blood, wherein
,hst fluid becomes incompetent to 'u'-
tain the vital forces IN ueir vigorous
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TnK.scsgA'. OFrcy. CiEvXLANn. INrksFiis|
AsD AsHr.HCft Il. Il. 60.
CiKyyL.sp. f.b. " 1901
VNHIS Company viii redeem rs second Mort
I gs,e Bouds which isl do, October ]. 1872, T. 90,
.n.oun Of Fiy Ihoussnd Dollar. upon piescl'a''on o
o''N- "'"A GEORGE x. Ely Treasurer.
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GAVE YOl Il ClllLDREN.-Ihe public viii
- Id, iuoyr tlsf d.. CHAPMASS cel-trs.i Group
l Coz IA Syur d. iIilbir ior that dasy.iou snd
often i,c,so is 'foaP snd 'oid h'
40 5yA y. -. Sands, cot FULTON I'D "iiian, ed
Dusg.isin g~rrTs.
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nIsEASES of the THROAT CHEST, aud
- H. sGs-Dr HUsifS MAGIC CREAM MNlnEHl
gl,e. .s'cn.iing reef sIp~J g. tho eff. d us
troe. on depot ~ I~B GREENWICH ST, sd Druggists
.eu.rall, Pic p G. as. Que tia VII convince
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
MUSIC.
GRADUATES 4
BENEDICTI0N.

The spelling match on Friday was al
occasion of much interest. The contest
ants, for the prizes consisting of books
were ofthe Grammar, Secondary and Prim.
ry Departments. The classes were arranged
IN order in the High School Hall. the SD III.
ing commencing with the Primary schools,
who spelled in words of one to three syI.
lables. The'words were pronounced from
McGuffey's Eclectic Spelling Book, being
the M used in the several departments.
The primary scholars, relatively speaking.
generally spelled better and pronounced
more distinctly, than the scholars of the
secondary and grammar departments
Several of the primary schoIars spelled
Tor about six consecutive hours. There
was, however, excellent spelling in the
more advanced departments. Among
the secondary scholars we've several who
spelled better than numbers of older pu-
pits in the Grammar School. In this lat
ter department, the girls far exc4Iled the
boys in spelling, taking all the higher
prizes, with N exception, which was won
by a secondary scholar from the west
The boys and young men of the
Grammar School, with but two or three
exceptions, evinced a great lack of atten-
ton to this very important rudimental-
branch of education.
1t may not be amiss to say that the idea
of offering suitable prizes as a stimulus to
scholastic improve themselves in spelling.
works admirably. The same amount of
money. (say Sl0) could not be as profta-
bly, invested to the schools in any other
way.
Any n observing the interest taken BY
scholars, in the exercises on Friday
and marking the excellent spelling
could have no doubts as TO the good cf
fscts of making awards, MS a means of pro-
N 'ting this impo rtant branch of educa
ion.
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Wounded ofthe 7th Regiment.

The Seventh Ohio Regiment suffered
severely at the battle of Port Republic.
Tie list of killed and wounded, as sent
by telegraph, is much confused, Col. Asper
has designated for us those in the list OF
wounded belonging to Co. II. The extent
and nature of the wounds sustained by
the men is not given. We may get further
and more definite information, before. &C.
ing to press. The wounded of Co. Ii are
as follows:
Corporal A. C. Trimmer. Pierpont; Ed.
Woods, fifer, Geauga Co; Morris Osborn,
Champion; d. L. Hunt, Lordstown; Geo.
w. Parker, Geauga Co; Malcolm Ecken-
rhoad, jackson.
The name of Capt. L. Wood, is given as
one of the wounded. 1t is probably Capt.
L. Wood of this place. i
There were none killed in Co. III. The
killed in the regiment were 10; wounded
30; missing 10.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
Alumni Meeting.

The Alumni Association of the Warren
High School had a very pleasant meeting
on last Wednesday evening, at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. ii. B. Perkins. Besides the
Alumni there were present a number o
Others, ladies and gentlemen, friends Of
the cause of education.
The business exercises of the ASCOT: =
ton consisted, principally, in reading the
minutes of last annual meeting, hearing
the report of the committee appointed to
draft a Constitution, and adopting the
same. An obituary in memory of Mr.
John Z. Hoffman, a deceased member of
the Associa ton, was read.
The graduating class of 1862. who were
present. were invited during the evening
to participate in the exercises.
The evening was pleasantly and nrof;t-
ally spent by all, and the remembrance of
occasion will not soo pass from the
memories of the participants.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
Wool Circular.

Wool Circular.
S. n. Goodale, of Cleveland, in his Wool
Circular for June, says:
Forty to fifty cents are the prices paid
for medium wool throughout the country:
some coarse lots are bought under. and
some fine lots for over 80 cents. The ex-
citement is in the medium woods, for
which t to 4S cents are paid. Notwith-
standing the fact that a great surplus of
money. and the near approach Of peace,
which will enable our manufacturers to
supply the loyal citizens of the destitute
South. and the great scarcity of cotton,
which has bcen used in place Ofwool, and
differing from many people who believe
that prices will run up from GO to - cents,
I am still of the opinion as expressed in
the last circular, that when an average of
the wool of Ohio could be sold at - to so.
cents, holders should lose no time in clos
ing them out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
Mineral Ridge c, r,espondence.

MINERAL RIDGE, June lG.
RENovAL.-0ur community has been
considerably startled, for the past three
weeks, by various rumors TO the effect
that the MesSrs. Wood, of Pittsburg, pro.
prietors of the new and handsome Fur
mace, Wheatland, which everybody in
our vicinity has been expecting to elbow
in" in a few weeks, designed pulling the
aforesaid structure down and removing it
to Mercer county, Pa. But little credit
was given to the m until last week,
when the sound of hammers, &C., of men
employed for the purpose, convinced the
.unLelieving that such was the case. The
learned, are pccuniary interests of their
own. 1t is to be located about two miles
south of Sharon, Pa, on the Erie Exten-
sion canal, and very near the new rail
r ad (Pittsburg & Erie now in course of
construction. 1t is a great loss to Mineral
Ridge, that has been hoping some day to
rival any other portion of the cou nty in
manufacturing, &c.
BUsINEss-Still continues dull; n
bank stopped entirely, and very little coal
mining at any of the other banks.
ROAD MArTERs.-We learn that Mr.. Il.
Kerr, a resident in this vicinity, has taken
hold of the Niles & Austintown Plank
Road, which has been in a miserable con-
ditiOn lately, the stockholders having
up their claims, and the directors
placed it in the hands of Mr.. X, who is
now repairing it properly, and intends
taking toll and keeping the road in good
order, which will be quite satisfactory to
anybody who has travelled the road lately.
Success to Kerr.
More anon.
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Coal Discovery in Liberty.

From the hahOhdg Register, of last week,
We learn that quite an excitement was
created recently, in Liberty, by the strik-
ing of a A foot vein of coal on the farm
OF John Dennison, Esq. 1t is thought that
q large amount of coal will be found in
tina township. All the lands adjacent to
xeere the discovery was made have been
eesed and are now being tested as rapid
HRoslble- Already a large amount OF
- tl,az been found on the farms of Mad
isoR feHers, Robert Hassan, and others
in thAyest part of Hubbard Towship.-
The epsIlands in that region are princi-
Ps3ty heis BY Brown, BenneH, Powers &
EA5 Andrews & Hitchcock and Wick 4
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Lieut.. Col. Hall.

This gallant officer now wears the sill
yer Leaf, the insignia of a Lieutenant Colo.
mel, to which rank he has been promoted
Tor his bravery and efficiency as an officer
at the battle Of Shiloh. Col. Hall expects
70 leave next week, to join his regiment.
the 2ith Ohio. lie has not yet entirely
recovered from his injuries at Shiloh. but
IS anxious to be at his post of duty. We
have no doubt he will prove himself emil
nently worthy the new honors he wears
and the confidence his country continues
TO repose in him.