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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

PORT ROYAL, S. C., April live open
ed our batteries On Fort Pulaski on the
morning of the 10th inst. After 80 hours
continuous firing a practicable breach
was made and preparations for storming
were about to commence when the rebel
flag was struck. We have captured A
guns, 1000 shot and shells, 10000 pounds
powder, 800 prisoners with their small
arms and accoutrements, and a good sup
ply of provisions. One of our men was
and none wounded.
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b the Soldiers

We would not say a word, Intentionally,
that could be construed into a discourage
ment of the noble efforts put forth by aid
societies, and individuals, to contribute to
the wants of the soldiers. But when ac-
cumulated evidence continues 10 meet
our eyes, of the impositions practiced on
the needy, sick and languishing soldiers.
By persons who have it in their power
to appropriate the little luxuries end deli
cacies sent by friends TO the various camps
and hospitals, silence on the subject is
nothing short of injustice to the mon so
basely treated. Our camp correspondence
has repeatedly stated that a very small
share Of the contributions, in the way of
viandS and eatables, are ever enjoyed by
the rank and file, or even company officers.
Some persons are responsible for this
mean p%erYersion of the bounties of our
people. Let the press and the people in
sist that the matter shall be investigated,
and the miserable selfish creatures who
rob the soldiers of their share of these
things, be exposed and punished. We
believe if Secretary Stanton was made
aware of the nature and extent OF this
swindling, he would reetify it. regardless
Of persons or position. W. are glad TO
observe that he intends to hold surgeons
strictly accountable for the faithful dis
charge of their duties to soldiers. There
-
tss been Ro little complaint concerning
the Indifference, stupidity, and meanness
of some surgeons. The s~ubjoined official
War Bulletin viii strike a responsive chord
in the hearts of millions who sympathizel
with the patriotic temper of the order
All honor to Secretary Stanton:
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Ctato of Ohio, TrumLuII Co., In Mag.

u istrate COuTt.
VS. u. p. Of Warren township.
Franklin G. Abby and
l.. J. Richardson, Defts Thedcfcndants arc noti-
fed that in the above case, on the Sth day Of April,
lSj2, by said Justice Of the Peace. an order of at
tachment was issued against the goods and ehattcls
of the defendants. for the sum of Sl0i,50. and which
order has been duly served and returned. property
of defts being seized under it. That said case is for
trial May 81, 1862, s o'clock a VI. at said Oliee of
April ., lS52-iW Attys fer PHI.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN Inpursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
of Trumbull county, the undersigned will offer at
public sale upon the premises. ON the 18th day of
May. 1852. between the hours Of one and four p NJ,
the following premises situate in Vienna, Trumbull
county, Ohio, and known rs an undivided fourth
part OF a tract known as part Of lot No. %, IN said
township. commencing 1t the heart Of awhitewOOd
tree standing about 50 chains " links east of the
north and south centre road. thence north 1879 west
along the south line of said lot 1 chains and . links
to u stake. thence north - east along the east bound
airy of ROdny and Irwin Leets' lands 10 chains p
links to i stake. thence north Sg4o west 10 chains
- links 60 a stake, thence north ljo east 30 ehaIls6
links to the centre Of the road running on the north
line Of said township, thence east along the centre
of said road : chains and = links 70 a stake, thence
south II west alOag tine west line Of Ia L. LeetS land
10 chains 80 linkst 10 place OF beginning, containing
81 and IS-l09 acres. said onc-fourth part appraised
~ So. Terms Of sale. One-third in hand balance
HARRIET LET and
l.. L. LEFT. Guardians
ApriI IL fi3-fv of lryiu and Milton ii. Lcet.
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SATURDAY the 9Th daY of WAY. G
.TIIE STATE.OF OHIO Trumbull
County. in the Court of Common Pleas
NUUHIy, IN Ilt
Diantha J.HarrisOn !

Us Notice.
William Harrison
The defendant, VIM. Harrison will take notice
that ON the 9Th day Of January. 1862, petitioner
filed her petition in said Court, Alleging that she
was married to defendant on the llth day Of Feb
ruary. 1871, at said County, that she has at all times
cOud ucted herself rs "A faithful and Obedient wife,
but that defendant has been willfully guilty of gross
neglect Of duty toward petitioner and their children
for more than seven years last past. that defendant
totally neglected to provide for petitioner during
sickness and confinement in the winter of 1855 6,the
ter and until the month Of Jsne. 1856. defendant
wholly neglected to provide clothing and food for
petitioner and their children. that owing to such
neglect petitioner was compelled to leave defend
ant on the 25th June, 1856, andseek employment by
the week IN order 20 sustain herself and child John,
now in her possession, and that defendant has ever
since wholly neglected TO provide for petitioner and
sail children. Petitioner prays divorce. restoration
10 her maiden name of Diantha J. Dodge. andeus-
tOdy and control Of said child John. The cause
VIII be for hearing June l4th. lisp.
Apr .. 05-iw D COA q SPEAR. her Attys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

AMOS KENDALL's LETTERs.-Amos Ken
dali is writing a series of letters for the
National L~ateHtgcncer. The first letters,
which were very conservative in tone,
were caught up with avidity and PUBLISH
ed in the Ohio Statesmen, Cincinnati Ei-
qUrer and Medary's Crisis. These papers
have, however, caught Tartar. Ken
dall's recent letters are very YER on the
rebels, advocating the confiscation of their
property and the Liberation of the slavesl
and these papers have suddenly dried
up" or him. Anything that is really pa
triotic doesn't suit them.-PaincsriHe
TcLcgragh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

Kg Parson Brownlow in a recent
speech remarked the South was about us
ed up by the blockade. They were out Of
everything there, even fine tooth
combs" and the young secessionists run
ming about with their heads full of " sqat-
ter scYereigns !" The PaFson wants to go
to East Tennessee with ar army, and SUI
perintend the hanging of traitors there.
He expected to be hung by them, and
had prepared his dying speech, that lie
intended to deliver to them. The world,
he thinks, has lost a rare production by
his escaping the halter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23
Ctate Of Ohio, Trumbull Co,
- In the Court of Common Pleas. ]

John Dugan. Samuel F.. gan and Samuel F.
Rocker Max Elben. d'ftsJ Reeker are notified
that on 2lst Of September. 1851. said plaintiff fled
Pleas for said county, his petition demanding judg-
ment agninst them with the other defendant for the
sum of 500. for an i~nstallment due on contract Oi
sale of five acres of land. made by said plaintiff and
defendants on the 9Th day Of February, 1861. for
which said detts. were to pay plf. 500, 500 April
lst. 1851, and $500 Aprillst. 1862. and that in said ae-
ton an order of attachment was issued and levied
up0n their property and duly returned. Plaintiff
will take judgment for said sum Of money and in
tercst. since due and costs. unlessthey answer or de-
muir to said petition, on or before the Dist day Of
June, 1852.
HUTCHINS. RATLIFF & FORREST.
April p, lSj2-6w Pits Attys.
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The Secretary of War has given orders
to shoot any person caught cutting tele-
graph wires. One such was shot last
week. The wires to Pittsburg Landing,
We're cut by rebels in Tennessee, OCCASION
ing the delay in arrival of news.
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Otnto of ONO. TrumbulI County, In

GGo6n T;bbrtts DIaintia. Said Samuel F. Rocker
- is notified that on the ID
Samuel f. Reeker and Of Sept. 1851, plaintiff filed
Max EIbcn. defendants his petition in Clerks of
fice of said Court, demanding judgment against him
and his eU-defendaDt Max Elben for sum Of $3.50,
and interest since April lst, 1861, an amount due
Feb. 9TH, 1862, for sale by him. of five acres Of land
to defts for $50. 500 due April lst, 1851, and 500,
April LIST, 1867, that only SIS has been paid in since
due. that in said action an attachment has been is
sued and duly returned, defendant must answer by
DIST of June, or in default Judgment will be had
against him.. Il, X. FORREST,
~ Ee2-6w Plf-s Attys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

TAKEN AT PITTsBURG.-Lieut. Edward
j. Plumb, youngest brother of our towns
men, Messrs Samuel and Ralph Plumb.
commanded a company in the Iowa Sth,
which is reported as captured en- mGsse by
~Beauregard at Pittsiburg. His friends
have heard nothing from him since the
battle,-ObcrEn -Ncrs.
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NOTICE.
IL Martha j. Lindslcy In the G
J In the Court Of Com.
SPleas of Trumbull Co..


David Lindsey Ohio.
David Lindsey, n nonresident Of the State OF
Ohio. is hereby notified that Martha j. Lindsey on
the 9TH day of February. 1852, filed her petition in
the Office OF Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Trumbull and Stateo of
Ohio, praying that she may be divorced from the
said David Lindsey, and that her child, VIM. L.
Lindsey. be consigned to her custody, and that she
be restored to her maiden name, alledging as eaus-
e. for a divorce, habitual drunkenness, gross neg
leet of duty, extreme cruelty and fraudulent con-
tract. Said cause viii be for hearing the next term
of said Court. MARTHA j.
Apr =. '6&6w By c. w. Smith, her Atty.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.
IL Joseph II. WOlcOtt. Admir-
of Emanuel Urich. decd.
In Probate Court.
Petition to Sell
Land.

Olive l.. Urich. John Urich. Da- Petition to Sell
vid Urich. Margaret Galusha. Land.
George Galusha, Sarah Graves.
William IL. Higgins and James
II. Fuller.
To John Urich. Margaret Galusha, George Galu-
sha and Sarah Graves. you are hereby notified that
on the 18th day Of April. lS62. said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Trumbull
county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petit
tiou i to obtain an order etc, from said Court ON the
10th day Of Nav. 1852, for the assignment of dover
of Olive j.. Urich, the widow Of said Emanuel UTieh,
decd, in the one undivided half of. the following
real estate and for the sale Of the same. or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts Of said
decedent, to wit: the home farm on which said de-
cedent lived aud occupied, being about eighty-seY-
en- acres. in lot No. 10. and thirty-hve acres in lot
No. 3, both tracts aforesaid being in Pennington
township, Trumbull county. State of Ohio.
JOSEPH ii. WOLC0TT.
Admir- Of Emanuel Urich, deed.
April l6. 1Si2-iw
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TIho State of Ohio, In Court ofCom-
L Trumbull County, ss.J mon Pleas of Trum. CO.
Petition
for
Partition

1ELLlOu
Mary Fox, Stephen Whitmer. Sc for
bra Whitmer. Ellis Fox, John c.. Partition.
Fox, William Fox, Mary Fox, Al
yira Fox and Samuel Fox. Said defend
ants vii. take notice that a petition was filed against
them on the 18th day OF April. 1862, in the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, by Lewis Fox, the
plaintiff. and is now pending. wherein said plant
if demands partition of the following described
real estate, situate in the township of Warren,
Trumbull county. Ohio, and described as follows. to
wit: part of lot No IL, in said township of Warren.
and bounded on the north by the Parkman road. 50
called: east BY about Is acres of land contracted
by Giles Q. Griswold to Henry C. Wilson; south by
the south line Of said lot No. II, and west by a line
parallel with the east line 8 1890 chains IN length
and-cOntaining 20 acres, more or less.
Also. part of said lot No. II, in said township Of
Warren, bounded on the north by Is acres Of land
decided to Jacob Niblaek, by James Wilson. admir-
of the Estate Of John W. Fox, deed; east BY the
centre of he MahOning river: west by the lot line
of lot No. II, and on the south by a line drawn par
allel with the north line so far south as to include
81 acres Of land; and that at the next term Of said
Court application will be made by the said plaintiff
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises and the dover Of said Mary Fox therein
duly assigned. LEWIS EOA,
APrilIs IS62-5w BY Jefferson Palm, his airy.
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SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

embracing Dress Goods in great variety. Fancy
Goods. Carpets. Domestics, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, CrOekery, Wall Paper. Groceries. ETC.. etc.
We were in market at q very favorable time, and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices As
low asever. We shall give but short credits, and
shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS 10 READY
Pa Buyers.
We shall be in market to buy any amount Of good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely as agreed, but shall
be dOlrH on skinned and worthless trash.
Weshall always pay the highest market price for
good butter and Lolrer prices foreommon and inferi-
or. believing that Dairymen should be encouraged
to make the best
Warren, Apr ., 81.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington. April IL.

Grave complaints against assistant Sur
geons Hewitt and Etipp having reached
the Deprt., they are suspended from duty
and orderedt to report themselves. Aneg-
hgent or inhuman surgeon is regarded by
this Department as an enemy of his coun-
try and of his race. and viii be dealt with
according to the utmost rigor of military
Signed, EN- STANTON
Secretary of War
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

Fl. Wright. on the Mississippi, was at
tackled on Monday of last week, b. Com.
Eoote's iotilla and captured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-23

Comprising Inc
Mar French Waist, an Elegant Sgeere & Misses SscL,
Together with nearly 100 Engravings Of all
the novelties for
Summer Bonnets. Cloaks, Trimmings, Childrens'
Dresses, E:c, and
Valuable information to Milliners. Dress Makers,
Mothers, and Ladies generally, presenting the larg-
est and best Fashion Magazine in the World, pub
lished 4T3 Broadway, and sold everywhere at Scts.
or sent by mail post free. on receipt Of the amount
Ncarly 81 with the following v+luable premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to the Sc
lection of 5Jcts- worth of plain patterns, from the
designs III the book. or from the show room, or they
may be ordered and sent by mail any time durine
the Year. by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to CanVaSsers.
Summer Number will be ready on or about the
First of May.
Aurii ~ 1S53-.f
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New Advertisements.
r e mO Y a /,

TNhe Subscribers have removed their
Il Goods from their old stand on Liberty Street,
to the store room Formerly occupied by C.. MOser,on
Market Street. They are now receiving 4 stock OF
new goods, which they will sell at low figures.
Apr ,, 63-3w q. STILES a SON.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
A TTACVNENT

"A Henry Lewis, Andrew Lewis Beforc JEFF
Hiram Chanlberlin, l.. W. Mitchell fersOn Pllm..J.
and John NOsan. partners doing p. of Warren
business under the style and firm STp, Trumbull
name of Lewis NOgan " Co., Pits. county, Ohio.
vs.
II. wilkins & l.. S. Ball. Defts. On the 10th
day of April. 1862. said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action, for the sum Of for
ty-four dollars and thirty cents. Said cause will be
for trial on the eth day of June. lSj2, at one o'clock
p. NJ, at the Office of said Justice.
LEWIS VOGAN & Co.,
Apr ., 63-3w per Z. W. Smith. their Atty.
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TTACHMENT NOTICE.

IA Joseph McCluer, Pl,f Before samuel A.
Us fDaVidSou. j. II. Nee
+. st John. Def. ca tp.. Trum. Co. o.
On the llth day of April. 1852. said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the
sum of Thirty-Three Dollars and Eighty-Sevcn
Cents. Said ease is continued TO the 18th dsy Of
May. 1852, ut 9 o'clock AN.
Anril q. lSi3-SWs
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CHERRIES SALE.
y sheldon Howl 4 Col In I

CHERlFFS SALE.
- Sheldon Hoyt & Co., In Ashtabuia Common
" SPieas.
Jacob l.. d.. Peters
By virtue Of two orders Of sale issued oat of the
Court of Common Pleas and 70 nc directed and de-
livcred III the above case, l shall expose al public
sale on
Monday :I,e aih day OF 1saY, ISs2.
at Powers Corners in Mecca, Trumbull county o.,
a lot Of floods. consisting of Clothing. Hardware
and groceries. etc., etc. The sale to commence at
10 o'clock 4 NJ. OF said day, and continue from day
to day until all are sold. Terms cash.
j.. q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren, o., April %, 1S52.
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State of Ohio, | In the Court of
4 TrumbulI County, IS. Common Pleas.
Noble b. Ferry, Plf,-

=NNAAN l. A NAAs L q H.
vs. Notice.
James VI. D~ickerman. EZe-
kial Sankcy and Others,d'ftsI The defendant Enc
kial Sankey, a nonresident Of the State of Ohio, is
notified that the plaintiff, Noble B. Ferry. did on
the 9TH dav Of February, 1852. file his petition. in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said Co..
agaiist him the said EzckiaI Sankey and others,
claiming that the defendant Dickerman was indebt-
ed To him in the sum of Two Hundred and Ninety
Eight and 5j-lU0 Dollars. and also claiming that he
holds a mechanics lieu for that amount. all the fol-
lowing described lands situate in the township of
Mecca. county of Truhbull and State of Ohio. and
Is known as being lot No. !. in the Hutehins tract
as surveyed and plated by F. z. Stowe, as will more
corded in Trumbull County Records Book Of Maps
No. l, page 81. and contains rs acres Of land near
~. and also on the TaverTLllOuse and Barn thereon
situate; that the defendant Sankey has some inter
Is; therein. and aSkingth1t an account be taken Of
the respective interests of the several parties and
the premises ordered to he sold. and the proceeds be
distributed by order Of Court. The defendant San
key Is required TO appear and answer by the DIST
day of June. 1852 FUTILE TUL
Apr y, GLOW Attorneys for Pi'E.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
I'D SILK POPLINS.
SILK GRENADINES,
MOZAMBIQUE,
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
CHENE POLL DE CHEYRES,
PRINTED 0RGANDIES,
PRINTED JAC0NETS,
CHENE GINGHAMS,
CHALLYS,.& &c, &C.
NEW YORK STORE.
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Secretary Stanton emphatically says
the rumor that he has resigned is a lie.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Isaac TrOxelll In Court Of Common Pleas of
vs. fTrumbull county, Ohio.
Charles Duffy By virtue of an order Of sale
issued ont of the Court of Common Pleas OF said
county, in the above ease and to me directed and
delivered; Ihave levied upon and shall expose to
Public Sale on
Saturday the eth day of Nay. 1859.
at the south door Of the Court House in Warren.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and I p NJ. the
following Real Estate. to wit: Situate in the town
ship Of B~azctta. in said county of TrumbulI. being
part Of lot Il, IN the original survey of said town
ship. but which was more recently laid out By the
said Isaac Troxcll into small lots for the purpose of
selling or leasing rs oil privileges, which will ap-
pear more fully. bya Plat of the same in the Re
cOrder's office of said county. lin book Of mans and
town plats) and which is numbered in said plat as
No. ]. bounded on the east BY lot NO.2. on the west
b. the highway. on the north by n road dedicated to
the public by said Troxell. % feet wide. and on the
south by lands of NJ. Moore. Containing 8 acfes.-
Appraised ut 500. Terms Cash.
April 3, 1862 JOS.G BUTLER, Sheriff.
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Warren. o., April %, IS5s.
A SSIGNEE.S SALE.

"A DNIUN III . D.tLLlf
IN The undersigned Will sell at Public Auction,
az The door of the Court House in Narrcn, Irum-
bull county, Ohio, on
Thursday the 22d day of May. IS62.
the claims belonging TO TIE Estate of William Tew,
late a Merchant at Newton Fails in said county,
which were assigned by said Tew to Darius Bald
win, for the benefit of creditors Of SAID Few by as
signment dated 24th of OCT, 1853. A schedule Of
the said Claims is now on hle in the Office OF the Pro-
bate Judge ut Warren, for the inspection and eX-
animation of ali persons. Sale TO commence at 3
o'clock on said day, and continue from day to day
until all said claims are disposed Of. Terms cash.
By order of the Probate Judge.
Apr g, 62-4W D. AID IN, Assignee.
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+ LIBERAL Discount made to the
IL Trade, as usual. MRS. KING.
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New Spring Goods.

A ROTHSCHILD Would an
n nOUnce that he has received his Spring
SlocK Of new Goods, embracing the most fashioEa-
bic and beautiful Millinery Goods. BOnnets, Rib
bOus, Flowers, ~e. Also all kinds of Ladies Dress
Goods, and Dry Goods generally. kcady Made
Clothing. embracing good stock. Al Of our goods
will be sold very cheap. Repairing. in Millinery,
done TO order. Call and sec Us, 4 few doors south OF
the Gaskill House.
Warren, April ., lS63-3ws
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Western Reserve Eclectic Institute,
HIRAM, OHIO.
PENNA & OHIO CANAL co..

Fall Term % weeks begins Tuesday. Aug. Iith.-
For Catalogue or other Information address.
ApriI I6. IS62-6m$ J. II. RHODES.
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CoWs! Cow

H0 Head of Cows selected for Dairy
W. purposes have just arrived. and will be for
sale AT the farm of G.. ~. Sears. = miles south Of
Warren. Persons wanting Cows should call within
\ week or ten days. rs it will be too late after that.
April -, lSi5-lw$
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=. VI. CARTER.

y. Vi. CARTER,
Justice of the Peace. 01ice on 2d floor of Webbs
Block, Main ST., Warren, o. LApr =, o.
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NOTICE.
~ An annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Pennsylvania & Ohio Canal Company will be
held ut the Canal Office in the town If Warren. o.,
on the 2lst day of May. lSt3, for the purpose Of elect
ing seven Directors Of said Company for the ensu-
ing year. and to do and transact any other business
that may properly come before said meeting.
SAMUEL QUINBY,
April Is, 1S63-5w Secretary.
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EOR ONE SHILLING,
Il Best Dark and Light Prints,
Good Bleached and Brown Shirtings.
Grey Dress Goods,
Good Cotton Hose, etc, etc.
NEW YORK STORE.
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE

I a SOIUNEE NUIIJE-
~ Notice Is hereby given that John MOser and
MIcnael E.. MOser. surviving partners Of the firm OF
G. X NJ. MOSer. have assigned their prof. erty for the
benefit of their creditors. and that l have been du-
ly appointed and qualified as their assignee. All
persons having claims against them must present
the same to me duly authenticated. for allowance
within the time prescribed by law.
b. v. ROBBINS.
Assignee Of the firm Of c.. & NJ. MOser.
Warren, April 10. lS61-Sw
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NOTICE.
~ The undersigned h0s been duly appointed adj
ministratrix Of the Essdfe of Levi Abrams, deed,
late of Trumbull eyunty, Ohio.
Apr .. 62-3y~ HANNAH ABRAMS.