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Commissioners, Proceedinga.

$A6o
The petition for a road on the Wealth
ersfeld and A~ustintown line was granted,
and a county road established, subject to
concurrence of Mahoning county.
A levy of three-tenths mill was levied
for road purposes. Only t~hree-tenths mill
was levied for bridge purposes this year;
from four to fve-tenths has been the usu-
al levy heretofore. Thursday, the Board
visited the jail, and report it in good or
der. The report of the Trustees of New
ton township on a road that had been
washed away, was considered, and an al
lowance of s35 was allowed, as reported
by Trustees, to the owner of the land trav-
ersed by said road. 1t was directed that
the work on Champion ditch should be
completed by lst of July next, and ex-
penses paid by June next.
The County is to be divided into three
districts for the distribution of the Relief
Fund, under the supervision of the,Com.
mssioners:
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Appointment to the Naval Academy
"A Vacancy in the goth District.
WASHINGTON. March G. 1862.

~
By a recent order of the Navy Depart
ment, candidates for appointment to the
Naval Academy are required to report at
Newport, r. l., between the 10th and Goth
of April next, instead of next September,
the usual time.
There is a vacancy in the Goth Congress
sional District. That / may be able to
nominate one well qualified, l have con-
cluded to have the candidates examined
at Warren, on the Sth day of April next,
and the young man found the best quail
fed, in all respects, shall receive the nom
ination. / have requested the Rev. James
Marvin, of Trumbull Co., Prof. Hine, of
Mahoning Co., and the Hon. D. Caldwell,
of Ashtabula Co., to act as literary exam
liners, and Drs. D. D. Woods and j. Har-
mon, of Warren, to act as medical exam
liners. Candidates will file with the ex-
aminers written testimonials of good char
acter and habits. The following is taken
from the regulations which govern the adj
mission of candi latcs into the Naval A
cademy: Nominations must state-lst.
The full name of the candidate. I'd. His
actual and fixed place of residence. Bird.
His precise age. 4th. The Congressional
District from which he is nominated. 5th.
That he is an actual resident of that dis
trict.
a candidate regularly nominated with
these provisions will receive a permit to
present himself. at the Academy for e.
animation as. to his mental and physical
qualifications. Hsfound qualified by the
-s<ssSHH aud Medical Boards. he vii &C
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Rat Hunts.

Since the larger varieties of wild ami
mails have become scarce in the older set
tied portions of this State, Rat Hunts
have become a species of sport in the
Southern counties, which combine utility
and fun, by securing the wholesale de-
struction of those intolerable pests, the
wharf rat, and afording opportunity for
everybody to join in the Excitement of
the chase" There was a Grand Rat
Hunt" at CircleYille, q few weeks since, in
which thousands of those animals were
destroyed. The idea has been recently
adopted in Coshocton county, with what
success, the Age, of last week, reports as
follows:
The Roscoe Rat Hunt has ended. the
tails have been counted, and Akeroyd's
side had 2,645, and Toland's side 4,047, a
total of 6.693, Toland's side winning by
l,40l. The losing side gave a sumptuous
banquet at Compton's. Thousands of
rats have been put out of the way, and
much damage, by the pestiferous vermin,
prevented. Roscoe inhabitants have had
enough sport over the hunt to pay them,
a dozen times, for their trouble.
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Sad Bereavement.

A short time ago Capt. L. L. Beach, of
the Home Guards of Vernon, started for
Louisville, Ky, to bring home the re-
mains of Robert Mizener, a soldier in the
4lst Regiment, o. V. NJ, who had lately
died in the hospital. While on the way
home with the corpse, Capt. B. was taken
suddenly i'll, and died before reaching
home.
The first intimation that his friends had
of his illness, was that he was already
dead, and this painful news came to his
wife, just when she had supper prepared
waiting his return.
The funeral, or funerals, were attended
on the 9TH inst, by a large concourse of
people, perhaps the largest procession ev-
er seen in Vernon. The remains of the
deceased were taken to the Brick Church
and after a short discourse by the writer,
from LIST Peter, AZ I, the procession NOV
ed in the following order, to the places of
interment: lst, Martial Music; I'd, Home
Guards; Sd, Escort with colors draped in
mourning; 4th, Corpse of Capt. Beach;
5th, Mourners; 9th, Spectators.
After all that remained of our Captain
and fellow-citizen, had been laid in the
cold damp gravein Vernon, the procession
proceeded to Burgh Hill, a distance of q
miles, with the corpse of our young and
brave soldier, who had lost his life for the
cause of his country. The order bservde
was the same as that in the case of our
much respected Capt. Beach. The work
of interment being accomplished, md the
religious ceremonies all over, the Home
Guards left the sad scene with colors fly
ing, marching to quick time.
The indications of deep sorrow on the
part of friends, was very affecting indeed,
and a general sympathy was manifested
by all present. The particulars attending
the death of these persons we will not at
to give. Yours truly,
DAVID KING.
Vernon, March Sth, 1862.
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Concert next Week.

Billman & Seaguir's Orchestra, o. Cleve-
land, have very kindly offered to give o
Concert of Instrumental music, at Webb's
Hall next Wednesday evening, the pro.
ceeds of which will be given to the Sol
dier's Aid Society, in this place. The
Band is represented as being composed o.
excellent musicians, several of them hay
ing been connected with Leland's Cele.
DRAFTED Band that accompanied the 18th
Regiment in their three months cam
paign.
1t is to be hoped our citizens will ap-
p~reciate the kindness of the Band, in
their liberal proposition, and give them
an overlooking house.
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Straw Goods, &c.

The attention of Merchants and Mill.
ners, is called to the card in this paper, of
j. 7. Davenport, successor to the late well
known firm of Dennison, Williams & Co.,
No. SO & 81 Reade Street, n. Y. The
stock of Straw Goods, Hats, Caps, Furs,
Umbrellas, &C., to be found at this estab-
hshment is large, and especially select for
Western Trade. Mr.. whittlesey, form
erly of Garfield, Mahoning Co.. will be
glad to meet men from this vicinity.
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Superintendent Infrmary.

Mr.. Moses Bacon, late of Bazetta, has
received the appointment of Superinten-
dent of the County Inirmary, vice Charles
Wilson, ST., retired. Mr.. Wilson had the
superintendent of the Infrmary for a
number of years, and was regarded as
very competent for the place, having Civ
en- general satisfaction. He was material
Iy assisted by Mrs. Wilson, who was a
most excellent matron.
Mr.. Bacon, the present incumbent, is a
man of judgment and discretion, and will
no doubt, faithfully discharge the duties
incumbent upon him.
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Feb. 70, est
GHERIFF'S SALE.
H IL Inmnn In q

.CN e5 II. Jewell In Court Of Common Pleas
vs. lof Trumbull county, Ohio.
John Suttle and By virtue a decree Of court
Elizabeth Suttle and order of sale in the a.
bove case to me issued and delivered. l am ordered
to and shall sell at Public Auction at tho door Ofthe
courthouse in Warren between the hours Of 10 and
1 o'clock on
Saturday the 18th day of March, 1852,
the following described premises. viz: situate in the
township of Vernon, in said county Of Trumbull
and State of Ohio, and is known by being part oflOt
No. 6 in the township aforesaid, bounded rs follows:
commencing in the centre of the Pymatuning creek,
at the northwest corner of Ralsa Clarks lands,
thence east along the north line Of the lands of Raj
sa Clark 50 chains 9S links, thence north 6 chains
north SO east 6 chains IN 50 links. thence east 81
chains y links, thence north along the west line Of
Reuben Sponsalers land 6 chains and GO links to the
south line of lands Of Eben Clark, thence Westward
ly along the division line as established by Sherman
Cooley, Surveyor, between lands OF Aaron Clark
and Eben Clark, following the several courses there
OF to the lands of SwartZ's heirs, thence west along
the south line of Swartzs heirs 10 the centre of the
creek, thence down the creek to the place OF begin
ming: also another piece of land IN said lot No. g.,
commencing at the southwest corner of lands OF
SwartZs heirs. thence north along the west line Of
the Swartz's ltnd and In continuation thereof 8
chains and 5Olinks. thence west to the centre Of the
creek, thence down the courses of the creek to the
place of beginning, containing in said two pieces Of
land one hundred and f~orty-two and 32-lO0 acres Of
land. being all of the Arson COe farm except 651z
acres set of TO Eben Clark. Appraised at Sl056 90
Terms cash.
Eel. u, 1852 JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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American Agriculturalist.

A4lGLlCdA 0SAAS0lSlA 6Lo
The leading agricultural journal of the
United States; published monthly at 81
per yea lower in clubs. The publisher
distributes great quantities of seed among
the subscribers every spring. He is start
ing a new mode Of gathering statistics of
the growing crops, in which he desires the
cooperation of the farmers. This will en-
able them to Judge properly of the time
to sell their grain crops o the greatest ad-
vantage. The March number contains
over one hundred and fifty different arti-
cles for the farm, garden and household,
including a prize article on the Culture
Of Oats" and one on the Family Vegeta-
BILE Garden" also, a large map of the west
err theater of the war. No farmer can
afford to be without it. Send for a speci-
men copy or subscribe by sending to o.
Judd, Al Park Row, New York.
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March. 70, ls52-sw
FXECUTOR'S SALE.

H In pursuance Of the order of the Probate
Court of Trumbull county, O., l shall offer at Pub
lie Sale, upon the premises, on the 9th day Of April,
] between the hours Of one and four O'Clock P. ", OF
saiai day. the following Real Estate, situate in
W.. 70, -ield, Trumbull county, Ohio: BEGINNING
in n fbc mio,He ccf the road leading from Nilestown to
Warren, called ins River Road, opposite a tree
with three notchcs Oh, Standing on the north side of
said road. thence north to ..anG>ol A; Nj Blaekiord,
thence west on said Blaekfords Enc to the corner OF
said Blackfords and Diapers land, Tens south on
the line Of said Diapers land to the Mahocins Nv
CT, thence along said river. so far that q line run
said road TO the place Of beginning, shall contain
forty acres Of land. Appraised at SO per acre,
CHARLES A WYE, EXT of
March u, IS62-w John A. Hunter. de.'d.
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Death of l.. L. Beach.

O5dLl UI u. u DCdOAs
II vas noticed in last weeks Chronicle,
that Mr.. L. L. Beach, of Vernon, who had
been visiting a sick soldier at Camp, was
taken severely i'll on the cars of the Cleve-
land & Columbus road, and left off at Car
dington. We regret to learn that he died
soon after being left at Cardington. His
remains we're brought home, last Wednes-
day, for burial, in Vernon, where his
friends reside.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Il Frederic Shull In the Court of Com. Pleas
vs. of Irumbull county, State OF
Hayes. Uriah Snyder The said Reuben Shull is
and Allison Chew. thereby notified that Frederic
Shull on the LIST day Of February. ISL, filed his pc
titiOn in the Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull
county, against the said Reuben Shul, the object
and PRAYER of which petition Is, to subject certain
lands situate in said county, belonging TO said Reu-
ben SKULL TO the payment of n certain bond given
by the said defendant Shull for 5000 90, secured BY
mortgage TO the said plaintiff, and for other and
proper relief. The said Reuben Shull must appear
and answer said petition by the 18th day of March
next, or decree will be taken according to the pray
or Of the petition. and an order of sale issued to sell
said Real Estate as upon execution at law.
FREDERIC SKULL,
Feb 5, Tasw. By TAYLOR < JOKES. his Attys.
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Barn Burned.

Barn Burned
The barn of Mr.. Samuel Beaver, in Hub
bard, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last. Three horses and five head OF
cattle were destroyed, also all the grain
&C., stored in the. barn. We are inform
ed that the fire is believed to be thework
of an incendiary. The fact that thespout
was taken from the pump, SO as to render
it difficult TO procure water, confirms the
opinion that the fire was the act of an in
cendiary. We believe there was no insu-
rance ON the property.
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KINsMAN CARRIAGE FAOR.

Having greatly increased my facil-
IL tiles for manufacturing. by the addition o
new buildings, a steam engine and machinery TO my
establishment. l am prepared to furnish vehicles Of
every description Of the best quality, and at fair
prices.
In elegance of finish. quality Of materials, and ex-
cellence of workmanship, the Carriages shall not be
surpassed in the State.
Painting. Trimming and Repairing done. at the
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
kinsman, o., Feb 5. o. w.. B. PORTION
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Town and County.


Religious.
A series of meetings have been held
lately in the Baptist, Disciple and Meth
odist Churches of this place, within the
last few weeks, and a considerable increase
of members have been added. Professor
Rhodes, of the Hiram Eclectic Institute,
has been approaching in the Disciple Church.
Last Sunday some twelve or fourteen per
sons were baptised.
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~ OIlSL
~ Harry Beach, Executor Of In Court OF
Estate Of JunOt Trobridge, plf., Common Pleas OF
vs. tTrumbull county
Byron 4. Viets, Thomas Leonard :
and Archibald Mcfarland. Jr,. The above named
defendants. Byron A. Niets
and Thomas Leonard, defendants, of the State of
Wisconsin, will take notice that the plaintiff. Harry
Beach, Executor, did on the 9Th day of February.
1852, file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
of Trumbull county. against the above named de-
PENDANTS. setting forth that on the 2ith day Of De
cember, 1850, the said TrObridge became surety for
the payment of q certain promissoTy note given by
the said Niets TO Mcfarland for the sum Of 500,
that said Niets has removed from the State of Ohio,
and has not paid said note, and that said Niets has
conveyed fra1dulently all his real estate situate In
said county to the said Leonard. who now claims to
own the same. That on the day of the filing Of the
said petition the plaintiff caused an order Of attach
ment to issue, which has been levied upon said land.
The plaintiff prays for an order and Judgment a
gainst said Niets, requiring and compelling him TO
pay said note and the interest, or on default thereof
that an order issue to sell said lands to pay the same.
The said Byron 4. Viets and Thomas Leonard are
hereby notified that they are required to answer
said petition on or before the 9TH day of April next,
or that an order will be given as PRAYED for in said
petition. HARk1 BEACH. tx r.
Feb. u, 62-6w BY Taylor q Jones, his attys,
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment offering the American House for
sale or rent. 1t is large and commo-
dious, and well situated for the business.
Those desiring TO rent or purchase, will
find it to their interest to.call on the pro
prietor, in this place, for further partition,
lars -
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Cheese Vats! Cheese Vats!I

nAIRYMEN: We are conidenbwe
IL can sell you the best Cheese Vat now offered
Tor sale in this community. Notice some points OF
advantage over other watts. Heusc substantialiron
legs, and constructed so that, no matter as to the
size of vat. a mere touch tips the vat to whey on,
no lifting as with other vats, to relieve the lointed
legs, patented. The bottom of the tin vat IS sup
ported with iron braces, instead of the wood slat,as
With other watts. This allows the entire vat to dry
out each day; no rusting out under the Stats as with
other watts. patented. We introduce the heat at the
centre of the vat. directly from the no pipes
10 wear out; when the milk is lot enough We, shut
OF the heat with a simple movement OF a lever,
dosing valves over the openings TO the vat: at the
same time opening a valve which communicates
from the heater TO a boiler, made Of iron similar 70
q clothes boiler. This is soon set boiling, and al
fords a supply Of hot water to wash up; no other
vat has this arrangement. Also. patented. Inc
vats arc substantially made. and Of the best OF ma
terihl, and Tor cony ~enience and durability are not
equaled by any other vat. You should SEQ these
Hgelts.J.B. CARTS, F~arminssOn; Milo Powers,
Mecca; breeder, Fowler, Werner. Baker 4 Co.
Hartford. WILKINS CURTIS.
West Andover. Ashtabula Co., Feb. q 1Ss2-tf
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TnE State of Ohio, / In the Court
Trumbull county. IS. J of Com.Pleas.

AAAA $50 49, @A@AA@A
vs. The said Manassas Reiter is
Manassas Reiter. hereby notified that ,Clarissa
A.. Rciicr did on the It'll day Of February, 1862. file
her petition in the office Of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Trumbull and State Of Ohio. charging the said Ma
nassas Reiter with having deserted her and having
adulterOus intercourse with women whose names
are to her unknown. the particular times and places
of which adultery she il unable to state. and charg-
ing him the said Manassas also with extreme cruel
ty and gross neglect of duty, and praying that she
be divorced from the said Manassas and be granted
alimony and the custody OF their children, that an
injunction has been granted restraining the said
Manassas Reiter from in any manner interfering
with the said children now in her custody, and from
in any manner interfering with or disposing of his
lands situate in the Village of Miles. in said county
and State. and restraining ]. W. Stewart and Nor
gan Craul from paying over to said Manassas any
part Of their Indebtedness to him, which said petit
ton will be for hearing on or after the 18th aEy OF
March, 1856, and at the March term next Of said
Court, application will be made by said ClarriSsa to
have alimOny granted her pending this suit, which
said petition the said Manassas is required to ap-
pear and answer on or before the hearing Of the
same. CLARISSA A. REIIER,
Feb. u, '62-5w By her Attys futile x Stull.
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~ Is hereby given that my minor son, Henry
franklin Sheldon, left my house and residence on
the-asd day of February, 1852. without any just
cause. All persons are cautioned against harboring
or trusting him on my account, as | shall pay no
debts of his contracting after said date. l am now
and ever have been ready and willing to furnish
him with all suitable nccesSaries if he remains at
home.
Feb. q. 62-3v$ TALCOT G. Sheldon.
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Executor's Sale of Real Estate.

- As Executor on the estate of Rachael Harring,
decd, late Of Liberty, Trumbull county, Ohio, /
will offer at Public Sale. on the premises, att O'Clock
lowing described lands, viz: thirty-three (3) acres
of choice farming land, with q fair proportion OF
good timber, it being one share of the HaTring farm
near Girard, in Liberty township. Also, at same
time and place, some forty eight U.s. acres of the
same farm adjoining, which. with the first described
piece, will make q very desirable farm. The two
pieces will be sold together or separate. as may suit
purchasers. Terms favorable, and made known on
day of sale. r. II. WALKER, EX'rof
Feb. q, IS62-3w RACHAEL HAERING.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ Baldwin & Morrow plTsl In Court Of Com.
VS. Pleas Of Trumbull
Byron A.Niets and Apollus h. county. Ohio.
Niets, defendants. In Attachment.
The said defendants in this action are hereby no.
tilted that the plaintiffs did on the 9TH day of jan
uary, 1852. file their petition in said court setting
forth among other things thatthe defendants are IN
de6ted TO the plaintiffs in the sum Of two hundred
and eighteen dollars and ninety cents upon q GER
tain prOmissOry note made and delivered 20 the
plaintiffs by the defendants on the I'D day Of Sep
TENDER. 1851, for the sum of three hundred and
thirteen dollars and ninety-twO cents, payable in
one day after date, and that the said sum of two
hundred and eighteen dollars and ninety cents is
due thereon at the date of the filing said petition.
and that the plaintiffs have caused an order Of at
tachment to be issued in said case, which has been
served upon property of the defendants situate in
TINS county The defendants are hereby notified
Of April next, and in default thereof judgment will
be given rs prayed for in said petition.
q MORROW.
Feb. u, '62-6w By Taylor L Jones attys for nlfs-
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RARENT9

and especially mothers who have the more imnedi,
ate care Of children. permit me to say Win ean1io
earnestness never lay down to rest at night with the
health and happiness Of your children 81 heart, WITH
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust TO no other pain preparations and pansees1
thew NAV and often do fail ia critical eases-but tho
Perry Davis neTer-no neyer-if you heed not tnn
timely warning the fault is your own. as Perry, Da-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
he land. and all over the civilized world
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FARMERS

provide yourselves with Ps-ry Davis Pain Killer A.
this season Of the year wien ChOiie, Cholera Nor
bus. Dysertary, Diarrh@a De. may disable your
for il. If il does not effect 8 speedy eure-bnt De sure
Won trust to no other remedy but the old long tired
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
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/


On the Sth inst, by Elder Matthias Christy, Mis-;
SARAH Mccoy. Of BroOkfeld. to Mr.. JAMES
BRADLEY, of Vienna.
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UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, &C.,
which he will dispose of FOR CASH, or on AP-
PROVED CREDIT.
The long experience of those connected with him
is o sure guaranty that the Goods arc WE'LL Sc
LECTED and will be sold AT VERY Low PRI-
CES. To the numerous customers of the late firm
of DENIS0N. WILLIAMS d CO., (whom he sue
ceeds,) he need only saw that Messrs. A. G. VIII
LIAMS and GRANVILLE WHITTLEsEY. of that firm,
and their principal employees, are with him, and
viii be happy to welcome the old friends and patrons
of that house.
The Stock is NEW. FRESH, and FASHIONA-
BILE, and. his expenses being light, be will be en-.
abled to sell CHEAP, and give very DESIRABLE
y j. T. DAYENPURT~
A.. C WILLIAMS, 50 and 81 Reade st.
Plate D.. W. 4 co.
ES-eh u Iss2Ism