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EDWARD La WHENCE, Chairman.
ChtfEn,ireer c. W. w.
PROPOSALS FOR LEADl
Orda6Hc, O4ce, Wa. Derarf-<ss.
MAsHINaTOn. MnH 2n. lR6a. &

Orda6Hcs OAee, Wds D<rarfTssf.
"AsHINsTOn, Nav IN, Ieea-t
PROrcsLIs will be receired hy this De5artmeut
nntjl m. cn tie evening OF the tth Of une, fVr
The oeiivorI al the following ArSe1as, ~ soon 90
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follcvr;
At the WstsrylIet Arsenal, West Troy. New
At inc Nss YORK Arssn,l, 6Orsrnor's Isand,
New fOTk, l,1a IONS
AT the AlleIsCRJ arsenal, Pittsburgh. PennsyE
vsnis. ,0oG tons
Al the St. L0ui. Arsenal, 81. Louis, mIssoun,
% tons.
Ths lead must be 6slens or other Amenoau,
StsIbrfE, or EoA English, Of the most approved
Proposals Will b received for lots of2oo tons and
Bidders viii state explicitly the time and snosat
o; each delivery.
FsilOre 70 dsliyer at q specified time will sub
iect the contractor 10 forfeiture Of the amount
be delivsred st That time
Pe-tlss ObiSInlnE contra cts will hs resulrsr ~
enter lEto toDds VITA proper Heourine- =. -
faithful performance.
Ths u pal tmsnE reserves to itssf the ZIG d. io
ProeosAis viii be addressed 90 follovsi Geu.
] W. RIPLEf. Chef of Ordnance WashinE on
ID. c.. and Ghoulo Re ezdorsea "Preyot- =
Lad" u a eOJe4
ORDNANCE CFFIcE, May ~, Ieez
TIE suauIrty ci lead rec aired ~ the above sf-
vertlssment 10 rsdac@f 20 one fbt.d c' the shove
sWosRt, namely, 1 666 tons; and t-7 tire for
mAk!GE The sroY 0sA4s IL sxtsnSse - s9e tsh OF
mSl BnEscIer General
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TREASURY EXTENSION, July 9, 1882.
pRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND GOAL.

PnoH OoAho ron "oOO AND SOhLI
0Eee Hssss Of Representatives, y. SD,
July 10, 1851.
SIALrp PROPOSALS will be rec-Ivsd at this ofsoe
next, for furnishing for the use OF the Hou,e of
Representative. Of theUn ed states & 70 undr sd
and fifty tons 1000 pounds bes: white and furrsce
Co4i, (stsamhoat siEs1 one Eunired cords best
dry HIokory Wood, and one Ia nd ed cords best
dry spTuce Pine w ood The whole to be packed
which will be hown on application TO the Z nri-
neer IN tue service of the mouse of Represents
tember next.
bonds for the faithful execution CT the contract
will he resuired. : !
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be oonsieere
separately, and satisfactory srrsng sment must be
made tof the correct measurement of both.
EMERSON EFHERIDSE,
Clerk Of House Representatives, u. 3.
~ 10 lav<w (intel
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- f.otEre AZ es,,vsyJ u PAPER y; gse ~ ths
BoTss Il tfs Tnisd sts, w vii Ss T.esiSsc uSni
L o,e.Ock n of SsIurdAy, GGip lsih, ism.
los 5 d q srent IN n iSss pro IsS,sSsJ Ies
Pop9sz mus, stS e an pr,oe .ss snOss.Ds ,seots-
Ulsi ia Is. nlrSi sf o Sss rs,sT
per tsOusand snss's, sad IN > npniler Of tho6-ere
ssrhs,t dssr 8, vsiSh De ve-y ssa be csmmsreed
alter notice of ScoePr.noe of bad
FhciTs sh.rscts-.'o StfV of Ssfk' 70 ef.tSaSiss 4
Gom other m. EU tAoru'es, m 1deis or orsvinls %
sosSp,sn % Cd by itSs pcR Of ,hs me.hse Ss
vhIoa tao Distinctive c'sfScteusto or ">rf "
iIs see Of tsiysrJ to bs ri,he' At Nsv YorE
or N s, hinrtcG SO tie oPtlan ~ he Secr~tsrv.
NUT Sc unlimited VIA ths nd, sae - ss"s ~ sAset
mat :. narSsS wt'h hep-oPossd y. q ssr trou-
kano sheets.to IL tI ~ ILoLeoD and with the name
Z fFsfs vi :. is9.iv:1 c?ly ron tie nsnufss-
Blds Il aErAts or IAis, madae parties vii not Be
BIDS must be te.lsd. ,na the .nvelore ,l.n'r
endorsed SProPosSis Tor lead snd iTssspr, Noe
aGs..nry. =, wass stoa. . q wS5 TSstrves the
ngHt 40 ri sCt snJ or "a hiGs oHtrod, as interest
Of tao Go'erheen' Ia MS oP.Aio9 nf' sses
j-o stavtJul,ls Secretary Of a., irc.sS,r. SS,
t,iTY or cAAELKF.9wN. .AssACHU-
SEALrp PRoFasALs encorssd as such. will BE- re-
zilN lg55. 10! tS.eiRs Dsa,. kes, -NolT: aae =
SPcc'6cat'c-E Il he different Ess, q vOrf,
antI fsrG.EtIUT. c9sneirl:g t1e bEEns Can be oh
IsInd Epp lcat0n 10 ne " ateT Cofnrni ,sloneTs
:-Lg .Lo-T az 'kaIl sstOs1.
Sonas vita rureres val % Jssu-5-d from ps-nss
prnTo5inE.
The omnr s'o-ers reserve ths llTht &c soccpt
y =: grJPO Vhts h ua1es ~ c, c-us a'"es hST
deem mo, tiavoTa !, 20 rhs llisIesis Il the CITY,
or ree q EIl PROPOSALS ole cd
For Watt Goa mIBNoue-N
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
l.
Chat EnI ineer c. W. w.
The ComulssoreTs hers0I give notice ihst the
umo for RECEIVING proposals for Fu nplnE blglres
ls extended o. Jul 18th, IS6l an I0T oher Ior-
uOgs of the woke 10 Jolly ss,h, 1872 when & bids
vii be oErrec n ID oord Il eli pTe POsals me- le
on the hooks of tie Ccmmls -lopers, wh0 further
reserve untl Adsust ths ,5th, 1852 TO make their
dsclEdn; & beng under stood ltat the COmmls
slCners 90 rot Tcllus uisa, Ia oouseoue-oe OF the
e. teOslol OF uH,-, anF rIggts reserved In tormer
80 E1mIR0 LAWRENCE, chalrmsn.
Char estown, July 1. 1854 jT S-eoav
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u tNo 6S6.l
10y TIE PREsiDHENI H OF THE UNITED


President ofths United States OF America do here
By declare and ms h Known that public "a e will
the 8 ate OF Wisco0sir, o5mmsnoins on mondsy,
n, me .Ifh ds{ OF octSSo, 9e1s for t9s dlssoss Of
named townships, vz'
North Of IAI base line and sas, of tia fourth p,sn
r., e'paI nartdtas.
E::s:S:: n NJ: = i "a "a s
Es:s:SSI::: NJ: No = "a "a s s rssss' .''
Iosnsbipa NOs 81 and nc 81 S. or Of rsntss s1' ei ranges
Tovn:s;s TTovn:shs: Nc: & q q ana : e. :, Of !. r,nss is.
Lands spp copriat.d BY az for the use of schools
ana o. shf, y The
+, ssa .ss oi.i $40 81 sasS .5s s;sss
s ps sss aase em tas'ssss Il. ss.
the order whis6 tSsy s1s .dysr.edp p1SSSi' sSs ths
ose "ss no Is s.p me susn saf 1a1
Than two weeks aud no private entry OF any of ihe
~ VII pc edmtsed uInl Alter tho expiration OF
,t tGtysn Snde5 my hand at the city Of w..hins.on,
sns Shs .nd & si1s1saO 1hS oomn one sn0a'-
By the President: - -
I'M Enxr,,. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Coma issioner Of the General Land Ofsoe.
Notice 10 Prs-sHptiSn Claimants,
Every person entitled TO to the rig hit of pre- emp-
ton 70 Any OF she ianas within the townships and
Psrts ot townships above enumer sted, rec uired
and Of ,Ss lana oas s.d 11 The
ia: e. e. S.s sI s
the oommsncemen. of the pubic "a . Of In. lands
e4etactns me Isot claimed, other .l.e ssoh claim
: " Gommissiousr Of the q Gsnsrs ne iS Issd SSssss.
NsII-Under the regulations of the Dep srtmsnt,
a. heretofofe and now ex sung, no payment can be
m tde Tor advertising prccamAtions except 70 such
Rnouslsn ~ ere sSsstd.lt dntkqiEsd 70 publish
~ fne C9mmissionsr or the 6snerai Land 0fhcs.
-&.lez&ks1---- - = 81 : : = . =
FRANCIS, HISTORY OF THE BANK OF
Il 8nglend, from. lte5 - slsh. with Notss Ard
9liba<rs Lofis a bsnGansT lso- dor, Sssy.,E
LsX3s assory 81 neakins Londsa, "a u.s.
ess,y on ooins. Uansaoi and Banking Londons
ElioIs Fandlns. .sJstsn, %. - - 55554
rnpeas Chfo alolee Of the etock Exchange; SI,
Nahsm asns,a Ane,sson's Rsmarks on currsnos. and
Mo- s, ,.iloohs Ksss,s, on EzoA.nss. Interest. 40.
yol. sSss si,. Ss fEsSs.s s..s: ssl London sse.
GT "s' 'A' A''1s saiN1RR q SNt15RR'ffsi faiistlSR. slssR :
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Notice to Prs-snaptisx Claimants.

NsII-Under the regulations fths DEP srtmsnt,
m .de Tor sdvertisrE proc amsiions except 10 such
Pao.lshefs ~ ere sSsstd.lt aEtkciEsd 70 pubiisa
~ sne C3mmissionsr or the 6snerai Land 0fhce.
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To be Good Booking.

0LLoo6k YSuSs y sAN And
BEAUTIFUL.
Yen may obtain o hand
sons complexion, exempt
from PimPles, Blotohes,
TO-, By nsing
DR., TUMBLRTY'S
PiMPLE
BANlSHER.
Prioe, el per bottle.
Sent BY mall or express
% any address,.
Omce-No. IL Wash-
inston Building, Pennsyl-
yanla avenue, corner Of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. @.
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DIR. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
is vsrrarted tq cure Scrofuls, ETyslpe as, Ring
worm, Sca'd Head, Salt Rhe m, Ulcers, Fever
Sores. Plmplss, aad every diseese Of the Skin, Of
vhktevor nature.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Is cures Nervous and OebllIt,ted Sufferers. And
remoyos al the Symptoms, among which viii &c
I,dsposition
70 Exertlou, lsNps Of
Power, Loss of Memory,
Dihouty Of Breathing, Sen
ertl WeakUess,B rror Of Disease,
Wear Neryes, Trembling, Dreadful
Feet. Warehouses;, Dim es, of Vision, Lam
guor, UnIversal Lassltude ofths Muscular system,
U ten enormous ApP.tite, vita DysyeptIo
SYMPTOMS, Hot hands. r 10 shing of the
Body. Drynoss OF the SkiL, PslIid
Countsnan Q, and Eruption on the
FHoe, Pain IN the Baok,
Hesyiness of ire Eye
lids, Pre7ucniiy
Blest spots
b.ssdarSt
The
Eyes, With Temporary sufuuon and Loss OF
Sight. Want of Attentlon. Great MOBILITY,
kestessness, with Horror Of sooIe'y.
Theee symptoms, IL allowed 10 70 on-vhioh,
this MedIoIne In,artebly removes-soon 70 lows
LUSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND
EPILEPTfC FITS
so don't be cast down. te ye eveC so Hl,
But 20 aud psrt1ks { h's suverlor stIl-
ThaI never has failed, there hundreds can tell,
Who are brought from deaths door now happy
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Concert at Webb,s Han.

The Harp Band advertises to give 8 'aGrand
Concert" at Webb's EuII, on Monday even
ing next, February 18th. The entertainment
will consist of Vocal and Instrumental mu-
SIC. From the character of the programme
we are led to believe there will be plenty If
most excellent music.
1t IS announced that sthe eminent Bari
tone, Mr. WILLIAM CARR, of Buffalo. n. Y.
has been engaged for this concert. The Tor
ronto &C. W. Globe, refers to Mr.. c. in the
following complementary manner:
There has never been a musical e terrain.
ment given in ou- city which was so heartily
enjoyed BY the diletante of the beautiful art
rs that of Thursday evening. Mr.. Carr's
voice, swelling out from the very fountains
of his sympathetic soul, sprinkled the very
air Of the hall with gems Of richest vocaliza-
ton, and made 1t musical with the breathings
Of eolian harp, and the soft eadences of
flutes. He is indeed the very ineaonation of
poetic sentiment in music, and the remem-
brance Of his fascinating powers can never
be forgotten.
Mr.. A +. Caldwell, Music Teacher, at
Pennington Seminary, says of Nj. Carr:
"Although We greatly admire. Dodge and
Others, yet, with us, Mr.. Carr is a particular
iavorite. In his delineations of the passions
in singing. the listeners would frequently
break forth in spontaneous laughter, and in
q moment many hearts were melted to tears.
His instructiin on the uses of the voice is well
worth geing three miles and paying q dollar
10 hear"
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DEATHS


AT kingsvIlle, Ashtabula County, in the go
year of her age, of consumption, Nils:
JULIA CASE, daughter of Deacon A,
Case, long resident of Gustavus in Thu:
county.
In Warren, January 25th. after almost siA
months .: extreme suffering, MARY BELL,
daughter of Reuben and Betsey Bell, in
the 18th year of her age.
THE following notice was unavOidably omitted
laSt week.
The deceased bore her affection with the creates
fOrtitude and patience, and from first to last had the
most unTarerins confidence in the promises Of hSl
Lord and Saviour. As severe as her pain was, She
managed to read some part of the sacred Scripture;
every day. When she became too weak to hold heI
ok. il was held by one of the family, while she
d. "a when she could read no more, at her re-
o o1ai,; nno m " of the family read to her every day
a. a. long rs she Iiyeu. She never allowed her Bible
to be taken from ncr beu. one engasga In praSei
every evening, and very Mcnuen,.' iof her pIo.nSI
in the army, that his life might - spa. =. -
any event that he might be prepared to meet heI
Heaven. She conversed daily and calmly with the
Of eternal life, and the joys of Heaven. She was at
all times willing and anxious to depart and enter
~suierings her minds was perfectly clear and her
memory good. The two last days of her life, as her
friends called to see her, she babe them farewell,
with the remark, that the next time they saw her
would be in heaven. A short time before she died
she had the family called about her bed. she said
she wanted to see them all once more, while she
bout to take her home. she babe us all farewell,
ono at a time, with the request to shed no tears Tor
her, for her suherings were about over and she was
gllng home, but to prepare to meet her in Heaven.
We all babe her adieu for the present only. for we
expect as certain as Gabriel's trumpet shah sound,
to see her again. We saw her endure the most un-
bounded suffering days. weeks and months; we saw
her draw her last breath. we saw her remains laid
in the coffin, we saw her laid in the silent tomb
Are such scenes of sorrow, pain and death the last
Of Mary Beln We hear a voice from the Bible
which she delighted to read, saying mol We hear a
voice, as il were, from the angel that waited her
spirit up on high. saying:
Grieve not, for Mary is not dead,
But on her Saviour's breast,
Has gently leaned her wearied head,
And calmly entered into rest.
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Charles r. Harmon.


As noted last week, arrived at home
He visited Ohio upon business connected with
the 24th Ohio regiment, and also desires to
recruit a few more men. At the time of his
departure, the regiment was rapidly regain
ing its health. and the Advance ordered for
the Tuesday following, viii inspire fresh life
and vigor into the men. He delayed his de-
Parture for some ten days, as several com
panies desired to send home their money by
him, batup 20 the LIST day of February the
Pay-master had not reached the brigade
The pay due is from Oct. 31st to Dec. 5lst.-
1t was tbs intention of Co. F, to exceed any
company in the regiment in the amount Of
home remittance.
Major A. S. Hall was in command, and
vigorously experimenting battalion drill.
The many friends of Mr.. Harmon will be
glad TO learn that he has been promoted to a
LIST Lleutenancy, an honor he has fairly
earned by his truly soldierly department.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
The Clothes Wrinper.

To the friends of the Clothes Wringer, al.
low me to say, L have just returned from
Canada West. Boston. New York, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh, having invited all the
Manufacturing Companies of the Rubber
Tubing used for Wringers, Of which the
Metropolitan Washing Machine Compa-
ny" have entire control, both to manufac.
ture and to use. and who have legally APP
pointed me their only agent, in Portage,
Summit, Trumbull and Ashtabula Counties,
authorizing me to prosecute all infringe
ments upon said Territory, by the selling or
using OF any other Wringer, not duly &C
knowledged and licensed by them, including
those 1 have already introduced, or may
manufacture of Lanphear & Barrett's
A. S. ROBBINS, General Agent.
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Western Reserve Chronicle shop Lif.in

Some stir was created among dealers in
Town, on Tuesdayafernoon, by the opera.
tions of two married women, sisters, and res.
idents Of Vienna, whose names are Pruden
and Doud. Under pretence of trading. they
visited the store of Parks & Wentz, Andrews
& Weeks, Peck s. Bro, McCombs & Smiths
Hoyt & Osborn. and probably one of the tir
shops, and while one of the parties engaged
the attention of the clerks. the other secreted
shawls, prints. musIins, gloves, boots, &c.
While coming the slight of hand on An
drews & Weeks, Mr.. Neugent, q clerk in
that store, detected the trick, and charged
the m with being guilty. The property
was found in their possession, and they had
to cave" In their wagon, which stood in
the rear Of the store, was found a pillow case
well filed with pickings from various coun-
tiers. About $50 worth was taken by them.
What to do with them, had rot been de-
termined upon when we went to press last
evening.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Persons Out of Employment.

Ali who wish a permanent and good pay.
ing business, can obtain it by calling at the
Gaskill House, during the next three days
Agents wanted, good salary paid or liberal
commissions, Ladies and Gentlemen, Clerks,
Book-keepers, Mechanics and laborers. Per-
sons in frail health, will find a good paying
business in the sale of the New American
Tracing Chart"
Extract from a letter.
DEAR SIR.-ln answer to your questions, I
find the sale ofthe chart quite general fami.
lies regard it as a household convenience.
while dress-makers generally approve it were
it not for my frail health, originating from
confinement in teaching combined with ex-
IRENE bad weather 1 would have succeeded
far better, As it is my profits amounts in ten
days TO forty-four dollars and fifty cents.
Yours &c. JAMES SWEATH.
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HEAD QUARTERS 6TH REG, o. V. c.,
Camp Dennison, Feb. LIST, 1862.

HEAD QUARTERS 6TH REG., o. V. e.,
Camp Dennison, Feb. LIST, 1862.
Reu. SRI have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of the beautiful Standard
provided by the ladies of your vicinity, for
the Siyth Regiment of Cavalry under nv
command. The compliment ry letter ac-
companying the Standard, enhances 10 us
the value of the gift; and coming, rs you in
form Us, from 1.-THE Sisters and Mothers of
the men Of our Regiment, excites in myself
and my command emo. ions which l cannot
adequately express. To h. W in any degree
eatiIled ourselves to the favorable opinion IF
your community whilst at Camp Hutchins is
have chosen TO assure US of the fact.
All you have so well said of the beautiful
emblem of our government, we trust we duly
appreciate. Should it become our duty to
participate in the field in the defence of our
b loved country against the unnatural rebel
lion which so terribly threatens the existence
of the Republic, we shall strive so to act as
to bring no dishonor upon our Standard. nor
cause to plush, those at whose hands it has
been received.
Please communicate to those you represent
the assurance of our grateful feelings. To
render ourselves worthy of the gift-Io quail
if ourselves mar fIlly to uphold and defend
1t, shall be the ambition of every man of the
Regiment.
To you, and through you 10 those
you repr sent, 1 SUBS RIB. mys.lf, very
gratefully, Your o5edient servant.
w. r. LLOYD,
REV. JAMES MARVIN, Col. 9th .. Y. C.
Warren, Ohio.
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Death of a Member of Captain Bur
nett's Company.

Death of a Member of Captain Bur-
nett's Company.
CHARLES MONTGOMERY, son of Mr.. VIM,
Montgomery, of Brookfeld, who was u vol
unteer in Capt. Burnett's Company, Second
Ohio Cavalry, died at Camp Dennison, on
Thursday last, of Measles. The deceased
was unable to go with his company when it
lett for Missouri.
His Mother was present for several days
during the latter part of his Hines, and had
his remains brough home for interment.-
The funeral took place on Sunday last, in
Brookfeld.
Mr.. Montgomery was aged about % years,
and had been married. His wife died about
two months previous to his enlistment. His
only child died in a short time afterward,
and now the husband and father has gone to
join his little family, no doubt, in a better
world, as he died like a Christian hero.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
Frederick CYriaX,

CLEVELAND CITY, French Iyc-
" ing and Cleaning Establishment, No. &C, Sene-
ca Street, (near st. Clair Cleveland. Ohio. Ladies'
and Gentlemens garments, silks, satins, merinOs,
etc., dyed and finished l in superior style. Particular
attention given to cleaning Grape and brocha shawls,
lace or damask curtains, Kid gloves, plumes. etc.
Silk Dresses. Mantillas. Goats. Vests and Pants.
cleaned without ripping. Dec. 5, 6I-6n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12

TT you want anything in the way of
IYouth's or Infants Shoes. call at
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Charles B. Hunt. ESQ.

Quartermaster of the Sixth Cavalry, now
stationed at Camp Dennison, reported him
self at our Office, on Monday last, in good
condition. He reports the Sixth as doing
anely-the men in good spirits, and their
apPetites equal to their rations. The rumor
that the Sixth Cavalry was to be dishanded
is unfounded in fact; and the Regiment will
be put on q war footing as soon as the ne
c~essities of the service require it.
Mr.. Hunt will return to Camp Dennison
n o few DAYS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
western Reserve SEMINARY.

We would cali public attention to the card
Of the alb We named Institution, which ap-
pears in the advertising columns of this pa.
per. The Seminary, we are assured, is in d
prosperous condition, with an encouraging
prospect of increased patronage.
The Board of Education is composed of
persons OF talent, and experience as teachers
in their several departments. The acknowl
edged success that has attended their cxer-
tons is the highest encomium they could de
sire. as it must be the most gratifying.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
EGAL. NOTICE

IL Theron R. Butler. Court of Common Pleas
John R. Cecil. Silas) of Trumbull county, State
Rawson and Albert W. of Ohio.
Green. plaintiffs,
vs. Civil seton for Money
Byron H.. Viets and A Sand Attachment.
pollus h. Viets, defts.
Each of said defendants are hereby notified that
said plaintiffs did on the 9th day of February, 1862,
file their petition and ommence an action against
said defendants as above titled, in said court, and
caused q summons to be issued against said defend
any property in said county, that said action was
brought upon a joint promissory note made and de-
hvered BY said defendants to said plaintiffs, dated
sept 10th. 1861, at 4 months credit for Sl309,5, now
past, and for which said amount and interest at Z
Per eent from Jan. l4th, 1867, a Judgment Is asked
are required to answer the plaintiffs petition in said
case on or before April l2th. 1851, or Il will be taken
as true ana Judgment rendered against said defend
Feb. p ls52-6w Pias- Attv-
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
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V Sty Court of Common
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas. 10 me directed and de-
livered. l shall offer at Public Sale at the door OF
the Court House in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday h Sth day of March, 1862,
at one o'clock P. N. of said day. the following de-
Seribed Real Estate TO wit: situate in Pennington,
Trumbull county, Ohio. known as part Of lot No. 30,
in said township. and IS bounded as follows to wit:
beginning on the east line ef the north and south
centre road at a stake, thence east 81 rods ~ links
to the centre of Grand river, thence following the
channel in n northeast direction 5 rods and 10 links.
thence east 30 rods to a post standing on the west
line of land formerly owned by Harvey W. Collar.
thence south on said line GS.g6 chs 10 rods and one
link to a post, being the southwest corner of said
lands formerly owned by said Collar, thence east On
said Collars old south line l5 rods and 2S links to
a post on the east line of said lot No. 80, thence
south on said lot line 81 rods liz links to n post at
the corner of lands owned by the heirs of Josiah
W. Wolcott, decd, thence west on said WolcOtt's
heirs north line 2S rods to the line of the north and
south centre road, thence north to the place of be-
ginning. containing 81 acres and COZ rods of land,
the same more or less. Appraised under former
81 per acre. Terms Cash.
order d.. J. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
~"srTen, Feb. 5. 1862.