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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
GHERIFF'S SALE.
ROlin II. Bsrnun
Peter Shiyely. etal

Rolin Il. Bsrnum In Trum5uil Go. Com.
Peter Shively, etalJ
BY virtue Of an order Of sale Issued ont Of the
Court OF Common Pleas in the shove case, and TO
me directed l shall expose 10 public sale on
Saturday fheI3ih day OfSePtcZnber,i se3,
between the hours of 10 4. u. and P. ". al the
door q the Courthouse in Warren, the following
suiP' IN said county, being township No 5, in the
"a range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
reserve, IN. the state Of Ohio, and IS known By
part o. lCt No. Il, and Is bounded as follows: north,
east anu south by the lot lines. and west by nifty
acres sold 10 Samuel Preston, containing ffty-hve
ana 3i-lUO acres of land be the same more or less,
which Is IN the salt Spring tract 50 called, and also
part Of lot no. 9, and Is bounded as follows: begin
1ihs AZ the northeast corner Of said part Of lot No.
> thence west ON its own lot line TO = post ~sixty-six
PercLes. thence south ~fOrty-siX perrhcS On AbgE-
nam v olcales east line, thence east ri il own lot
me % perches, thence north TO the place ui begin
nlng to 4 marked post 46 perehes. containing nine
teen acres Of land, and also hfty-nine acres Of the
east part OF lot No. Il, bounded ON the east by
iona Beal. and north by Leonard Woodland, and
on ihe southwest by lands OF said Shiveiy, con-
tanning IN Gl three pieces Is $3.50 acres, more or
les excepting , acres. set apart ~ a homestead and
which Is described by the appraisers rs commence !
nag az the 81 row Of apple-trees from the south line
the orchard at a point in the west fence Of the
1Ichafu anu running east to the east fence Of the |
Daln HaFu, thence north parallel to the west fence |
VI the orchard 20 far that 4 line running west 10 |
sSid west fence ana thence along the same TO the |
place Of beginning will contain the . acres, the bal |
cash. a. RTTTI EE Sb'F /
Narren. Aug. Is. l4s5 |
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Capt, opdycke and his Recruits

Since Capt. 0pdycke's arrival here,
some two or three weeks since, no ha.
recruited about 80 men for his regiment,
the 4lst. The noble young men of our
county have responded to his call with
cheering alacrity. During the past week
he has had his recruits under drill. twice
a day, on the public square, end the pro
hciency they have attained in that short
time gives evidence that the reputation
which had preceded him. Of being a drill
master Of the first class. was not unmes-
tied.
II more men ire wanted. and the Sims
the times give evidence that they are,
We hope Gov. Tod Will issue orders for
the formation Of the l25th regimen;
which was assigned to this district. and
place Capt. Opdycke at its head. We
have no doubt the men could be raised.
For the past six months the CAPTAIN
mas almost constantly been in command
u different regiments, doing what their
Colonies were unable or unwilling
o d~o-putting them under thorough
discipline. lie was also detailed to in
truct the field officers of the 18th and
9Th Brigades of our Army in Tennessee.
which duty he discharged to the entire
abstraction of his Major General. and
vas publicly complimented therefor.
We are cIedibly informed that Capt 0.
ias been recommended 10 GOV. Tod for
or promotion, 10y his Colonel, Brigadier
nd Major Generals. and yet others, with
at ~ moiety OF his ability are filling. or
ather occupying, much higher positions.
IS 1t right for a subordinate 10 SO con-
family discharge a superior officers du-
les, and reap 10 honor from it? We
link not.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
3ro0kfeld Fair.

The Third annual Fair Of the Farmers,
and Mechanics, Association Of Brookfeld
ome off next week. Oh Monday and
Tuesday. the 18th and 18th.
The list Of premiums IS quite credita-
Die 70 the association, and shows II 20 be
q live institution. The Directors are nc
tive, intelligent Farmers and Mechanics.
Who take great interest IN the chief indus
trial interests Of their section Of countrr'
Let everybody turn out 20 The fair, and
have 6 good time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
W estern Reserve Nursery

We would call attention TO advertise
ment of Mr.. Joseph Marvin, Jr. proprie-
tor OF the above named Nursery, located
a short distance east of town. We visited
these Nursery grounds a few days since,
and think considering the fact that it has
only been in operation about " and one
half years, that it IS in a Hourishing con-
ditioD, and abounds with the best varie-
ties Of Apple, Peach, Pear and Cherry
Trees now cultivated in the principal
New York Nurseries. There can be no
doubt but our farmers canEdo better in
price, and fully as well in quality by
purchasing fruit trees of local nurserymen,
instead Of p~atronizing those at a distance.
We would all events, suggest that it will
be well worth while to first examine Mr..
Aarvin's Nursery, before concluding to
send abroad for choice fruit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

all CLOTHS-For Floors. Stairs
NEW YORK STORE.
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Indians III the Swamp

On yesterday forenoon II man came
dash:ng into town. on horseback, with the
startling news that Tamarack Swamp, in
the Northern part Of This County, was
alive with Indians-fully 500, he said,
had been seen there ou Monday. Al
though the messenger seemed to believe
The story, he was unfortunatein his efforts
TO make our people believe It, and all be
got for his pains was jeers and ridicule.-
Apparently Disguised with the unbelief Of
the people in Warren, lie turned his
horses head norchward about noon, prob
ably satisfied hat q maj about his size
had been sold at very low figures.
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Pennington Correspondence.
MERRILL BAYLrT.
Secretary.

= GAAIAASbOA correspondence.
Editors Gronicls:-Onr citizens have re-
Gently been visited by the Large Fam
.ly." They gave two concerts in the
place, both OF which were largely attend
ed. The proceeds of the second. we're
divided equally between themselves and
our Soldiers Aid Society, and as they pro-
pose pursuing a similar course in other
places, our people join in recommending
them, not only as vocalsts. but as kind
and courteous, and evincing = true christ
spirit. May success attend them.
Our school is now in successful opera
lion, Notwithstanding the war and the
attendant excitement. The enrolment
is now greater than ever before.
Through the liberality of its friends,
many Improvements have been added to
the building and apparatus during the
year, and still the work goes on. And
here, Messrs Editors, permit Inc to say
Geological and Neurological speci-
mems will be at all times thankfully re-
from our friends about the couu-
try.
We have, Of course, been somewhat
excited 10y the war news of late, and were
Oh the point Of raising a company for
Cincinnati, but on mature reflection
thought it best to wait for danger nearer
home. So when the rebels in their on
ward march shall have reached Lords
own, let Us know, and we VIII save War
or--make a mastery retreat. "
Certainly we will
Yours Truly, II. L. J..
Pennington. Sent. 9TH 1862.
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Ready fer tbs Fail Campaign.

J. Goldstein is already n the field with
a big pile Of clothing for the fall and
winter trade. Ir. G. has established 6
wide reputation as a liberal dealer, and
has probably sold more clothing than any
other house in this section OF the State,
outside Of Cleveland. His nice goods ana
low prices ere bound 10 win every time.
It IS only necessary to have it publicly
announced that his new stock has arrived
10 ensue O rush to his store. Call early
while the stock is full and varied, FOR il
don't. generallr lay long IN the shelves,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Town and County.


Printing Material for Sale.
We have for sale, q quantity of Printing
Material, most Of it but little worn, con
sisting of Newspaper and job Type, from
Pearl to g line Plea, plain and fancy. Al
so, Cases, Chasez, Rules, &c, all Of which
viii be sold cheap. Printers wishing TO
make additions to their material, viii save
money By buying Of US.
HAPG0oD, ADAMS / RTTEZEL.
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The 7tb Regiment.

By a private letter from Lieut.. Col.
Asper, 10 Capt. Geo. L. Wood, We learn
that the eth Regt. o. V. ii. were at that
date (the 9Th inst near Georgetown, D.
{. Col Asper stated that there were then
224 men in the Regt. fit for duty. The
Regt. had only $50 muskets at the time
Of the late ten days battle. They were
not directly under fire, but were held as
a reserve, s.and were for 4 part Of the time
within the range Of the rebel shells.
Col. Creighton is slowly recovering from
his wounds. Col. Asper still feels the
effects Of his wound, bat is Git Cor duty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
VHE STATE OF OHIO.
Il TRUMBULL COUNTY.
I, -ha Copr- 81 C,---.

~ vs. Notice 10
U. Il HUtchins. DeFts.
The defendant, VIM. W. Fisher, nonresident Of
saId State, will take notice that OF the IAN lay OF
August, 1852. the plaintiff fled his petition in said
curt, sitting forth that on the 18th day Of October,
leo9, plaintiff. by written contract of that date, sold
70 deiendantsnt lily acres OF land in Mecca, said coun-
~, Known Is part OF the Kinssbury tract. bounded
south By road and, lot lines. west b. road and lot
Lines, north By land recently owned by C. B. Mead,
and east BY the highway, for the sum Of i've thou
Iand dollars payable $50 down, $500 on the LIST of
January 1861, $1,000 on the LIST OF October 1861, 800
on the LIST Of April 1852, and 5000 on the lst Of April
iS5, al on annual interest; that defendants have
caused said land 10 be subdiyided and plated and
pat recorded IN Trumbull County Records, Book
OF Maps No. !, p. 81; that small lots 2 4, S, 6, z, 8,9,
y, Is, 10, Is and II have been sold by defendants TO
aivers parties, and deeds made by plaintiff; that
plaintiff has performed all things by him to be per-
formed, but that defendants have neglected to pay
the purchase money ssi became due, and that there
Is now due plaintiff the sum Of 70, with interest
from 18th July, 1862. Plaintiff prays decree for said
sum. and that in default Of payment the remainder
Of SAID land be sold and proceeds applied. Defen-
dant hisner will answer by 18th day of October 1862,
or decree and order will be taken against him by de-
fault cox A. SPFAR
Aug y, lso2-6w Attys for Plf.
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A. g. G. W. RI

This great work Is being pushed Tor
ward with great energy. In this county,
as We are informed. there are nearly a
thousand laborers at work on the Inc.
Gangs of men are al work, gTading, in
this township, on both sides Of the river.
The stone work for the bridge across the
Mahoning. at this place. progresses fine
~. The telegraph poles are up and the
line viii be completed though this place
from the east-very o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Reoruiting for the I'd o. Cavalry

Lieut.. u. G. Wolcott returned q few
days since,from Kansas, where he had
been in service in the ID Cavalry. Lieut..
Wolcott enlisted as 4 private IN Capt.
Caldwell's company, and has been pro
NOTED to a first Lieutenancy, on the un-
solicited recommendations Of the officers
of the regiment. He has opened 4 re
cruiting Office in Pennington, and a good
opportunity Is afforded to unite with a
cavalry regiment.
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sheriE's Oaee Warren, Aug
HERIFF'S SALE.
Deu Reed.

DNAI a NCLI.
vs. In Irum. Com. Pleas
Porter r.. Friend ct al.
by virtue Of IN order Of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of TrumLull County, Ohio,
II the above case. will expose TO public sale on
Saturday tlie 27th cay ofSeptembe- 1869
at the south daor Of the Court House in Warren in
S9ld county, and between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4
N and 4 O'Clock p VI of said day, the following des-
erioed real estate, 10 wit: situate in said County of
Irumbuil and State Of Ohio, and also in the town
ship OF Mecca, and designated on a plat of lots laid
out by Daniel Derr, George II. Reed L Isaac Trox-
ell, by ITS number being one, and bounded on the
east by lands of-Slow,o on the west by lot No. Il,
ON the north by lot No. 2, and on the south By lands
OF Slow. Appraised at Sl2 per acre.
Terms Cash. JIG BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. XRrrnn- Anc y lSsJ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

IA OF REAL ESTATE,
In obedience TO an order of sale issued from Tho
Probate Court of Trumbull County. L will offer for
sale at public vendue on the premises hereafter des-
cribed, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Notice 20 Enrolled Persons.

The time for examination Of person.
claiming exemption from military duty
has been extended by the Governor O
0hio to the 18th day Of September. 1852
The undersigned will keep their Office:
open for this purpose each day Sundays
excepted) from 2 20 5 o'clock P. NJ,
which hours applications Cor ex,
emptions can be made.
L. C. JONES, Commissioner.
JULIAN HARMON, Surgeon.
l. lS62-2w
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SUERiFF'S SALE.
Charles White, Trustee
OF Betsey Webb, In Trumbuli county
vs. Common Pleas
Albert n. Allen.
Saturday the goth day Orsep:cnaer 1855

By virtue Of an order Of sale iSsacd out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas in and for said county. in
The above case, and TO me directed and delivered. l
have levied upon srd shall expose at pubiic sale 1t
the door OF the court house in Warren, on
Saturday the Goth day OTSep:can5er 1859
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A n and I P N. the
following described real estate: situate in the cuun-
~ Aforesaid, IN The township Of Newton. aud in the
town Plat Of lands laid out aud recorded by Judson
Ssn1eld Es1, 10 wit: Beginning al a post / chain Il
INKS from the y I corner OF lot No -. thence ran
ming along 2 marked line u chains and . Links 70
tue south line Of the lot. thence east slong the south
Inc @! the lots No. y and 3 II chains and IS links
70 a post. thence along a naraed line y chains and
> INKS 10 the north line of lot No IS, thence west
a.0nS the north line OF lots Nos - and % II chains
and > links ~ the hrst bound. containing ~ acres
Of land, more or less. Appraised at 50 per acre.
Also, one other Cgc. or lot Of land, situate in
S~!d county, aHl. adjoining the above described
tract BENG part OL!OtS - and a, In the Plat aiC-s-
saiu; beginning AZ 4 Psi chain and l. links from
Tie y: l.; corner Of 10; No. g, thence south ai0lg
a L-arhed lue = chains l. links. 10 the south line
81 ing lot. i1cccc east along sIil south line OF the
lCt- No. - and 4, : chains aud s! inks - q fost,
tnclce LoTtn 1lCug q marked hEe, - chains Z
INKS 70 i pest IN the north line OflOj No. .I.taeuce
west along the north line Of loJs Nos. - aad Is, :
CHAINS ana "a links 10 the first bound. containing |
sixteen and o%ne-ttlrd acres Of land more or lees. |
Appraised - 3-l0 per acre. Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
SLeri9s O1ca. Warren. Aus. p. Is5L.
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A ~DMINISTRATOR' SALE

N OF REAL ESTATE,
In obedience to an order of sale issued from the
Probate Court of Trumbull County, l will offer for
sale at public vendue on the premises hereafter des-
eribed, on
Saturday, tie 27M day Of September nert,
between the hours ofl0 o'clock in the forenoon and
i've o'clock III the afternoon of said day. the follow
ing described real estate, belonging to the estate of
Stephen Burnett, late of Warren, deceased. To- Wit.
The tract OF land and buildings thereon. described
IN the return Of the appraisers in their appraise-
ment and assignment of dover rs the sixth niece
of land, situate in Braceville, in Section IN
Ii, Commonly called the Ledge farm,1 contain
ing I4I5-lU acres, and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a post standing in
the southwest corner Of lot No. 2 in said
section No. 10, thence east on the south line Of
said Section No. 10 thirty-six chains and thirty
seven link to a post, thence north twenty chains To-
q post on jonathan Aliens southwest corner, and
thence north eight chains or the west line of the
said Jonathan Aliens land, thence west on Inc
south line Of Vernon Aliens land - chains and
thirty-seven links 10 4 post, thence south ON the
east line Of lot No. l in said section No. Is tLirfy-siT
chains and thirty-seven links to the first mentioned
boundary, a2C contains BY estimation nincty-siX
acres ana - rods VI land, excepting therefrom q
iI-lUO acres of land, more or less, heretofore decided
by SAID Stephen Burnett to Frederick hinsman
oo.noed Is loLIoWs: Besinnlns az a post standing
N tne southeast corner OF the lands decided By Ru-
fGs Allen 20 Joseph and Stephen Burnett, thence
north along the east line Of said land Il chains and
10 Inks TO a post, thence south So west along the
centre Of the road S chains and : links to ! poSt
thence south 5Jl$ west along 2 line which the par-
ties hereof hereby agreed to treat rs tho centre og
Tie road 3chaIns and 63links u Il post in said Kins-
man north line, thence east on said section Iine9i /
chains and 10 links to the place Of beginning. and
contains as surveyed by Edwin LefingTeIl a. sbove 7
stated, . 4T-lU acres ofland, more or les. Which 1
tract Of seyenty-two and seventy-fve hundredfhs
ceres OF land was set & Eleanor Burnett as her dow
CT. cstatel IN the lands that said Stephen Burnett died
seized OF, and was appraised, and will be sold sub
Ject. TO the life estate Of said Eleanor Burnett. Ap-
praised subject 10 said incumbrance at SII6i,cl.
Also VIII be sold same day, on the premises. in
the Town Plat OF South Warren, described as the
south = Of an acre oflaad, being lot No. : in Block
No.. IN the south survey of Warren, reference be-
ing had 10 the plato said survey recorded in Trum-
bull County Records, Book Of Maps pages 81 and 8.
and lying south OF AID adjoining the Homestead SET
Oh 70 the widow and heirs by the appraisers of the
sed At $1,000. TO be sold without incnmbrsnce-
The terms ofsale Will be made known on tbeday of
sale. JACOB II. BALDWIN Adn'r
dc bOnis non Of the estate Of Stephen Burnet.
Warren. aug =. lso2-tw
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A T~TACHMENT NOTICE.
IA Z. II. Miller i Co., Plaintiffs,
--rT--.

Nelson Benton and {. 4. Vaughn. Defendants.
Before S. A. Davidson. J. P. ofMecea, Trum. Co. O..
On the 18th day Of August. 1862, said Justice issu-
ed an order Of attachment IL the above action, for
the sum of three hundred dollars, which order has
been served upon property Of the defendants, and
returned, and said action continued to the 4th DAY
Of October, 1862, at 9 O'Clock A N.
Mecca, Aug q, lSe2-3w
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GEN FOR THE MILLION
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w NJ HIN E!
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RUNSING STITCH

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Its operation Is so very simple that II requires but
a slight degree Of judgment to use it
By the simple turning OF q crank with one hand.
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very rapidly with a common needle makes the run
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1t will hem, gather. rufie, shirr, tuck, run up
breadths, etc, with a single or double thread on any
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1t IS attached TO the table like a sewing bird, and
having no tension, and requiring no fabrication OF
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such n marvel Of simplicity that a child Of six OF
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IL successfully.
It is not at all liable to get out Of order.
Each machine Is put up in q neat box, accOmpa-
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Sent to any address in the United States on receipt
Of an order, Inclosing the amount, or may be cOllec-
ted by Express On delivery Of the machine.
Liberal arrangements made for agencies.
Every Mother, Dress-Maker, Milliner and Lady
should have one of these sewing machines.
Address, Mime. DEMGREST,
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EXAMINATLON
OF
School Teachers.

iTlE Board Of School Examiners
Il for Trum5uil County, will cognmoucs ri.eir
regular examinations of Teachersfor Kan and Vim
ter schools, On the 18th day Of September.
Applicants for certificates, WHO reside ig Ga5i.-
| yns, hlnsnan, Johnston and Vernon, will attend
the Examination on Friday. tho 18th Of September.
Applicants residing il Liberty. Hubbard. Brook
neii end vienna. on Monday. the ~ OF September,
Applicants residing IN Fowler. Bszstts. Mecca
Der.
Applccpts residing IN Hssopoi.nis. bloomfield.
HreeIe and Bristol. On Friday, tie l5il .. sevtsm-
Applicants residing in Fg-minEton, Sou.hia.ton.
EAo SnaIai!oa, on Monday. tle 18th Of September.
Applicants residing in Newton. Lordstowu aad
6saeeVh!e, on Wednesday, the lst OF October.
applicants residing 10 Warren. HowlG1d and
" eSthersheld. on Friday, the Sd of 0etobtr.
Il Is expected that applicants residing IL yae sav-
sea dlSttlets Will attend on the day designated for
Applicants viii please bring siates. No textbook
examination.
me s~ttentlon OF persona interested il called TO the
I@.S-@kS o. ne statute, VIZ: No person shall be
eh4s0veda as g teacher in any primary common sckUo.
u1less spcn person shall have fret obtained tICrl
sEiC Examiners or any two OF them, e certificate OF
gooo moral character, and that be O. she is quail
mcUc. geography and English Grammar and i.
case s1en person intends TO teach il apy common
sehool OF hsgher grade. he or she shall first obtain q
eertneate OF the requisite qualifications il addition
20 the branches aforesaid"
The Eaid Examinations will be held e. the Court
house IN warren. and will commence punetuai,y
az 10 O'Clock, A u, 81 which hour all applicants
saonld oe present, 6 the time CT examination vii
5e limited.
Warren, aug q, 1852.
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IGOR ONE SHILLING,
4 Best Dark and Light Prints.
Good Bleached and Brown SLirtiuss,
Grey Dress Goods.
Good Cotton Hose. &c. cic.
NEW YORK STORE.
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WARNING AND ADVICE

CfizeH Soldier=As you 20 forth n L..,
Heans provide y~oupself with a good supply ofspsa-nl
y DAVIS Pam Killer'-it may be the means Of 10
Ife-it has saved mine-but be sure Won 1st Il a imp
rerry Davis Pain Killer, i Is the only reliable ntSns
lratlon of the kind in all casss. NePe
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