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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
ST.. LoUIs. ADril IL.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PREsIDEST-It has
pleased Almighty God to vouchsafe sig
nal victories to the land naval forces en-
gagged in suppressing al internal rebellion
and that at the same time to avert from
our country the dangers of foreign inter
vention and invasion, it is therefore rec
commended to the people of the United
States that their next weekly assemblages
in their accustomed places of worship
which shall occur after the notice of the
notice of this proclamation shall have
been received, they especially acknowl-
edge and render thanks to our Heavenly
Father for these inestimable blessings,
that they her and there implore spiritu-
al consolation in behalf of all those who
have been into affection by the casualties
and calamities of sedition and civil war,
and that they reverently invoke the Di-
vine guidance for our national councils to
the end that they may speedily result in
the restoration of peace, harmony and
unity throughout u borders, and hasten
the establishment of fraternal relations
among all countries of the earth.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed. Done at the CT
ty of Washington, this 10th day of April,
in the the year of our Lord 1862
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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BOOK out for the Merrimac.

Late Intelligence from Norfolk, in a let
ter published in the Charleston Mercury,
proves that they rave not been idle since
the encounter of the Aerrimac with the
Monitor. What is more, have adopted all
the improvements which science has sug-
gestsd as applicable to the new system of
warfare which iron-clad vessels have in
troduced. They have adopted heavy ar
mament and steel-pointed solid shot, and
have succeeded IN casting a gun nearly
equal to the great Rodman gun at Fort
ress Monroe. This gun has been placed
m board the Merrimac, and it throws a
= solid wrought iron ball, steel pointed,
weighing three hundred and sixty pounds.
The point is not %conical, as in the CO non
rife cannon ball, but shaped like that of
the ordinary Instrument for punching
iron. Recent experiments show this to
be a very ugly weapon, even against thick
Tres plates. The gun for this new projec-
She, with ike two Armstrong guns, put
aboard the Merrimac since she returned
from Sewpor- News, gives her of the
most formidable batteries in the world, in
the world, in addition to her being perfect
ny shot and shell proof.
Ehis rs the kind of antagonist, saws the
Philadelphia Ledger, from which we derive
the aboTe Information, that the Monitor
viii have to ceptend with. and it NAV
reasonably be doubted whether she will
be able successfully to pass through an
other encounter with this improved bat
tery. IT is now well established That the
guns of the Monitor did but little damage
10 the sheathing of the Merrimac. Her
iron plates are said to have withstood,
with the most complete success, the eff
facts Of the terrific cannonading, some of
The sections only being riren. Her smoke
stack and VentiIators were riddled with
the Menitor's balls, She lost her prov in
striking the Ericsso3 4 Aaating blow, and
not by running against the Cumberland.
What our Navy Department has done to
wards providing for another meeting with
this monster ne know net; but unless it
has been xpsEe ,enterprising han is its
wont, the Ierrimac may add very largely
10 the mischief which she did a few weeks.
since"
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Dead Letter System Abolished

The President has signed the bill pass
ed by Congress, the present Session, abol-
ishing the dead letter system. All letters
not reaching their destination, instead of
being burned by the CARLOAD, are now
carefully sent to the writers, and double
postage collected.
If not delivered. and double postage col
lected. as required by this new law, it
must be returned to the Third Assistant
Postmaster General within one month,
with the reasons for non-delivery endors-
ed on it according to section 1879 of Post
office Regulations. If retained a longer
period, the postmaster will be held ac-
countable for the postage, whether de-
livered or not. The date of receipt at the
p~ostoffice must be marked on the letter.
The postmaster will not allow the envel-
ope to be opened before receiving the
hostage.
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Financial and Commercial.
Cattle Markets.
" y

New YORK, April Q.
BEEVES-The current prices for the
week, were as follows: First quality, $S,5t
(d9,G0 r cwt; ordinary, SS,00(GS, so; com.
mon. 81 ,50(GS,00; inferior, So, 50(G7 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Prime r head
S6G7; ordinary, S5(G6; common, S4,2j(a
4,75; inferior, So, 50(d4.25.
SWINEICOrn-fed Z n, 34(d4lc; Still
fed, 3S(G3sc.
MICH COWS-Quiet and unchanged
VEALS-Steady.
Total Receipts-Beeves, 1898; Cows
l07; Veal Calves, $40; Sheep and Lambs
1862; Swine, 1888.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
April lO.-The offerings of Beef Cattle
during the week ending Wednesday even.
ing were very small; the demand was con.
fined to city butchers, who were supplied
at prices from , 3 4(G5c per n, gross
Sheep sold at SO, 25(G3, I5per 100 Tbs, gross,
The offerings of Hogs were light, and
prices ranged from 50, 30(d3, 60.
Cleveland Markef-April lisp. VI.
FLOUR-Sale 80 bbls XXX red at S4,S5.
WHEAT-Unchanged. No sales re-
ported.
COhN7odle cars AT 0Oc.
OATS-Steady at 26c.
HiGHWINES-Sale p bbls at 20c.
EGGS-Sales at S(G9c.
PETROLEUM-Sale % bbls crude Pc
troleum at SC Z gallon.
New York Market-ApriI 14-6P. VI.
FLOUR-Market dull, heavy and SC 2
Dbl lower; 81, 5,95 for super State;
S., O0(G5, Is for extra State.
SUGARS-Market for Raw dull and I'M
changed. Sales 300 hhds Cuba at 63(d7c;
24I boxes Havana at 7}(G93c.
INCONSISTENCIES quiet. Sales 20
hhds Porto Rico ut DC.
P0RK-Market continues dull and
heavy and prices slightly favor purchasers.
Sales 800 bbls at Sl2, 624Gl2,S7 for mess;
$I2, SOFA Is, 80 for western and city prime
mess, including a parcel of very choice
city at Sl4,O0; $4,000 1880 for prime.
BEEF-Steady and firm. Sales 200
bbls ut 81, so for country prime; S.
50(66,0 0. for country mess; So, Il. so
for repacked mess; S14,0 0(G II, so for extra
mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-In moderate de-
mand at 500, 90.
BEEF HAMS-Marketinactive at SI7,-
so.
CUT MEATS-In fair demand and mar
ket firm. Sales $50 pkgs at 44G5c for
western and city Shoulders; and 54G &C
for do Hams.
BACON SIDES-Market frmer. Sales
635 boxes at 63c for Cumberland cut Mid
dies; 74G74c for short ribbed do; sc for
short clear; 74c for bellies.
LARD-In fair demand and market
firm. Sales $3.50 bbls at Rose. Inclu-
ded in sales were 700 bbls in Chicago, de
liverable here at the opening Of nayiga-
ton.
BUTTER-Selling at s@l4c for Ohio,
and l6(G20c for State.
CHEESE-Market firm at 7@S!c.
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April 16, lS63-4w
NUARDIAN'S SALE.

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
of Trumbull county, the undersigned will offer nj
public sale upon the premises, on the 18th day OF
May, 1862, between the hours of one and four Z 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. 2, in said
township, commencing at the heart Of q w~hitewOOd
tree standing about - chains 81 links east of the
north and south centre road, thence north $50 west
along the south line of said lot chains and > links
to a stake, thence north 10 east along the east bound
ary of ROdny and Irwin Leets' lands 10 chains y
links to n stake, thence north $50 west 10 chains
- links TO a stake. thence north Is east 80 ehalns9 6
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 y links to Il stake. thence
south 10 west along the west line of L. Leets' land
10 chains 10 links to place of beginning, containing
81 and 1S-lO0 acres. said One-fOurth part appraised
at $223. Terms of sale. One-third in hand. balance
in two equal annual men
HARRIET LEFT and
L. L. LEFT, Guardians
April l6. i62-iw of Irwin and Milton III. Leet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16

eF Yorktown, the point on the Poto-
mac, 10 which public attention has been
most recently directed, is ON the York
River, some twelve or fifteen miles from
the Chesapeake. 1t is distant about seven
~ miles from Richmond. and is famous
rs the scene of the surrender, by Cornwall
lis. TO Washington, October. 1871. From
Yorktown, up the river, TO West Point,
some thirty or forty miles, the riyeris nav
igable for large steamers, and from West
Point there is = railroad TO Richmond, a
distance Of about thirty miles. West
Point is the nearest point by which yes
sells, by the York river can reach Rich
mond. Vessels drawing ten or twelve
feet can reach Richmond, but those draw
ing fifteen feet can get within three miles
Of that city.
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The Richmond Wig of the Sth has the
following: A letter has been received at
New Orleans from San Antonio. announc-
ing the fall of Fort Craig by unconditional
capitalization, into the hands of the rebels.
Col. Candy proposed that himself and
command be permitted to depart, on con-
dition that they pledge themselves not
to serve during the war, but Gen. Sibley
insisted on an unconditional surrender.
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NOTICE.

Ol1CE.
IN Mary Long, Of Poland. o.. Martha Houston.
William Houston and Lille NJ. Houston. of enan-
20 county, Pa, Margaret M0nteith, Of Warren Co..
Illinois. and Jane Applegste. of Warren Co., Iowa,
William Houston, john Houston. JacIntha HOus-
ton, Grace MeVeigh, Jane Houston and Hannah
Jane Houston. of Lawrence county, Pa, Alexander
ton of Anderson county. Kansas. Betsy Stewart.
wife of David Stewart. and said David of louisville.
Ohio. Mary Ann MeBurney, wife OF a MeBurney,
and said A.. McBurney Of youngstown, Ohio, the
Home Mission" and the Robinson Connections"
of Elizabeth Robinson. decd. are hereby notified
that David Houston, Executor of the last will and
testament of Elizabeth Robinson, deed. late of
Lawrence county, Pa. has filed his petition in the
Probate Court Of Trumbun county. Ohio, asking
for an order from said Court authorizing him to
complete, by making and executing n deed of con-
veyanee, for and on behalfof the heirs and devisees
OF Elizabeth Robinson, deed. Il certain contract in
writing made BY the said Elizabeth Robinson. IN her
life time. and Rebecea Jane Robinson. with Joseph
Hanna, for the sale and conveyance to said Hanna
of the lands and tenements described rs follOws:-
Situate in Hubbard township, Trumbun county, o.
and is known rs part of lot No. So. bounded on the
south by the road leading from the village in Hub
bard to the State line near Silas Burnetts Saw Mill:
on the east on a part of said lot owned by Thomas
Mathews and William Galliher's heirs; on the north
by a part Of said lot owned by Jesse Veaeh; and
west by a part of lot No. 81. owned by Joseph May
ers, containing sixty one acres of land, more or
less, which contract was made on the 18th day OF
December. 1871; the price of said land liked BY the
contract was SllOO. and that said petition will be
heard in said Court on the Sth day of May. 1S52, ut
10 O'Clock A ". DAVID HOUSTON. Ext
of last Will Of Elizabeth Robinson,
BY BIRcHAED 4 MOsEs, his attys.
Anril Is I0s2-!w
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PI1rsBrRG LANDING, April IA.

A despatch dated Cairo. 10th inst, says
an arrival from the Tennessee, says Gen.
Bragg is reported killed. Provision Gov
ernor johnson, of KY, is wounded and a
prisoner. 1t is stated that Gen. Prentiss
escaped in the confusion of the retreat
tAe second day of the fight. Oar total
less is aboat 1000. This is the estimate
of military commanders who were in the
engagement. OF these about LOCO were
taken prisoners, and the balance killed
and wounded in usual proportions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16

Hr Pittsburgh Landing, the scene Of
the late great battle. is on the Tennessee
river, in Hardin county, Tennessee, and
about ten miles North of the Mississippi
State line, Savannah is from c to 8 miles
farther down the river-which runs North
wardly. Corinth is in the Northeastern
corner of Mississippi, sud is from Is to 20
miles southwest from Pittsburgh Land
ing. Both Savannah and Pittsburgh are
the right bank of the river-that is on
the East side-but this battle was fought
the left hank or West side of the river.
The Tennessee at that point is narrow,
perhaps twice as wide as the Mahoning,
but deep enough TO float large boats.
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: EGAL NOTICE.

4 Noble Names will take notice that on the nth
day of April. 1852. Sally Names filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio, her petit
ton against him. praying for q divorce, and alleg-
ing for cause willful absence for more than three
years and gross neglect of duty on part Of said de-
PENDANT. Said petition will be for hearing at the
June term Of said Court. for 1862
TAYLOR 4 JONES,
April l6. 1S6a-6w Attys for Petitioner.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. TRUM.

bull County. IS. in the Conrt Of Common Pleas.
To Edwin G. Bradley. E. A. Tenney and J. Is. Brad
ley. you are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
March. 1861. the undersigned, John N. HezIep, flied
n petition in said Court. against you. stating among
other things. that on the 3Oth day of August. 1855.
he entered into = written contract with You for the
purchase of . and 50-l60 acres Of land in Mecca.
said county. for the sum of $1034.7 ~. and that there
Is due and unpaid on said contract the sum Of 1913
5000 with interest thereon from August 20. 1861,
and also that 81 so taxes have accrued on said land.
which defendants are bound 10 pay. That said Hez-
lep has performed all the stipulatiOns of said con-
tract on his part to be performed. and IS really to
make you a deed of said land. upon receipt Of the
said purchase money and taxes due on said contract
You are requested to appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 3lst day Of May, lS2-
JOHN NJ HEZLEP.
Apr 9, 1S52-6w /. l. FULLER. Atty.
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-Ctate of Ohio. TrnmbuIl Co.

~ In Magistrates Court. 81.
Carlton II. Mills, plaintiff, In attachment before
Martin Mitchell, def. Warren tp- Tram. Co.
The defendant Is hereby notified that on the 18th
day of March. 1S2. said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above entitled cause for $7S.55.
and notice of Garnisheement therein served and re-
turned. and Garnishee has ansE cred showing him
self indebted TO defendant in said action. The said
at o'clock ? " Oh MILLS.
April Q, 1852.
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office e.

A LII Persons indebted TO the firm
N Of Andrews & Weeks By note or book account
are requested 10 call and settle immediately. We
need money to pay our debts aud unless the friends
come forward and pay promptly We shall be Obliged
to put their accounts in an officers hands for eOllec
ton. 4 HEEkS.
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SHERER K OSBoRN-In jackson. Mahonins Co..
o.. April Cd. 1862. by /. W. Moore, Esq. Mr.. JO-
seph Sherer. of Newton. Trumbull county. to
Miss Mary A. Osborn. of Milton. Mahoning eoun-
ty.
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of Real Estate by order of Court

Gale of Real Estate by order OF Court,
- On the 18th day of May, 1862. at one O'Clock P
", on the premises in Pennington. Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder. the following two tract.
of Real Estate as the property Of Ora Belden. de-
ceased, to wit. situate in Pennington township,
Trumbull county. Ohio. The first piece being four
teen acres taken by parallel lines of the north side
of a fifty acre tract, which said tract was taken of
the south side of original lot No. ~ffty-twO in said
Pennington township. which said fourteen acres are
by the dover estate assigned to Auna
Belden. widow of Josiah W. Belden. deed. The
second piece being also part of the said fifty acres
aforesaid. and bounded east and west by lot lines
and on the north by lands lately set of to Josiah
W. Belden one of the heirs at law Of Josiah W. Bel
den, deed. and Onthe south by a line parallel to
said north boundary and so far distant therefrom n.
with the other lines of boundary shall include FIVE
acres. The first piece appraised at S27,S. the sec
Ond piece appraised ut $50. Terms of sale: one
third TO be paid on the day of sale. the remaining
tuo-thirds to be paid one year from the day of sale
with six per cent interest. Title deeds will be Civ
en- a sson rs the purchase money and interest are
paid in full or secured to the satisfaction Of the IN
undersigned. JOSEPH II. NOLCOTT,(
ASAHEL BELDEN.
administrator Of Ora Belden, deed.
Al IN TaeH f.
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between +.
r.. Reed and ID. II. Brigham. known as the firm Of
FL. Reed 4 Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. lF. II. REEF
The accounts Of =. p. Reed 4 Co. will be settled
by +. p Reed al the Old stand. All persons inlebt-
ed to 4. p. Reed i Co. are requested to call and
settle immediately. All persons holding claims
against +. Z, Reed x Co. are requested to present
them Immediately for payment.
April9, 1S62-3w-
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WHITTLESEr ADAMS,
April Is. lS62-4w
II EGAL NOTICE.
IL Joseph II. WOleott. Admir-
Of Emanuel Urieh, decd,
In Probate Court.
Petition TO Sell
Land.

vs.
Olive i. Urieh, John Urieh. Da- Petition to Sell
vid Urich, Margaret Galusha. Land.
George Galusha. Sarah Graves,
William II. Higgins and James
ii. Fuller.
To John Urieh. Margaret GaluSha, George Galu-
sha and Sarah Graves. you are hereby notified thai
on the 18th day Of April. 1867. said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Trumbul
county. Ohio. the object and prayer of which peti,
ton is to obtain an order etc, from said Court on the
18th day of May. 1862. for the assignment of dover
of Olive l.. Urieh. the widow of said Emanuel L rich
deed. in the one undivided half of the follOwinI
real estate and for the sale of the same. or so muel
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts Of saiC
decedent, to wit: the home farm ON which said de
eedent lived and occupied, being about eighty-sev-
en- acres, in lot No. 10. and thiTty-fve acres. in lot
No. 3. both tracts aforesaid being in Pennington
township, Trumbull county, State Of Ohio.
JOSEPH II. W0LC0TT.
Admir- Of Emanuel Urieh. deed
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The State of Ohio, Trumbull Co.

III IN ITODaIt LOuTI-
$ 81 1STs Ordered Probate Settlements.
Ii is ordered that the following accounts Of Exec
utors. Administrators and Guardians that have been
FLED in this Court be advertised for three eonsecu-
tive weeks agreeably TO law. and that they, remain
on file for inspection and exceptions till the Stn OF
MAY. lSi5. when they will be examined and ordered
10 record If no exceptions appear thereto. to wit:
Anna Smith decd. final settlement Of admir-
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The State of Ohio, In Court of Com.

The State ofOhio, I In Court ofCom-
IL Trumbun County. IS. ! mon Pleas of Trum. co.
Lewis Fox
vs. Petition
Mary Fox. Stephen Whitmer.Se- for
bra Whitmer. Ellis Fox, John e.. Partition.
Fox. William Fox, Mary Fox, Al
vira Fox and Samuel Fox. Said defend
ants will take notice that n petition was filed against
them on the 18th day of April. lSi1. in the Court of
Common Pleas Of said county, by Lewis Fox. the
plaintiff. and is now pending. wherein said plaint-
ia demands partition of the following described
real estate. situate in the township of Warren.
Trumbull county. Ohio, and described n follows. to
wit: part of lot No. II, in sid township of Warren,
and bounded on the north by the ParkInan road. so
called: east BY about Us acres Of land contracted
by Giles D. GriswOld to Henry G.. Wilson; south by
the south line of said lot Ne. II, and west by n line
parallel with the east line % 1S-lO chains IN length
and containing % acres. more or less.
Also, part Of said lot No. IL, in said township OF
Warren. bounded on the north by Is acres of land
decided to Jacob Niblack, by James Wilson. admir-
Of the Estate of John W. Fox, deed; east by the
centre of { be MahOning river: west by the lot line
Of lot No. II, and on the south by n line drawn par
allel with the north line so far south as to include
81 acres of land; and that ut 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 FOX.
April Is, lS62-6w By Jefferson Palm. his atty.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y Willard CrowsIl In TrunbqIl county. Court
OF common ts c,,;on

VIM. Pennimau BY virtue Of an execution
issue,l to me in the above case. L have levied upon
and shall expose at Public Sale on
Saturday n l0th day OF April, AS62-
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A n and I o'clock P
n. at the door of the Court House. in Warren. the
following described Real Estate situate in the town
ship of Bloomfield. in the said county OF Irnmbuh.
and being in lot No. I37. and bounded as fOliOws.-
west. north and east by the lot lines and south by q
line drawn parallel with the north line Of said lot
so far south as to embrace one quarter Of said lot
No. III. and supposed to contain . acres of land.
being north half Of lot of land decided By Goodrich
4 Champion to Henry l. Austin, January 10Th. 1883.
be the same more or less. Appraised az $500 per
aere. Terms cash j. g. BUTLER. Sheriff.
SherifFs Office, Warren. March II. lS62.
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DRIDGE NOTICE.

I'D Bids will be received for furnishing materials
aud building u bridge over the west branch Of the
MahOning River near the house Of Mr.. J.. Oyiatt,
in Braeeville township. consisting of stone abut-
ments and Super-structurc, ON Saturday the 10th
day of May. 1852. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. Il
Said letting will be on the ground where the old
bridge now stands. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the house of |. 5. Smith, Commissioner,
and on the day of letting. BIZ order Of Co. Com
misSiOners. o..
ADrii z. lS63-4W
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Apr9l62-6


Success0rs % ". 2. fietds
Dealers in Groceries. Flour. Produce. Prov sions.
Corn, Oats. Potatoes, Fish. Salt. Confectionaries,
Fruits. Nuts. etc.. also fresh Oysters and Fish in
their seasons. 2doOrs west Of the Bank. Market
St, Warren, Ohio. Apr 9, 1867.
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NOTICE
MARY NJ. HOAGLAND'S Estat
A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

7 - GHV"W' n -AVNH .DNIVICv. W IUWtTs1
vs PIP. of Mecca township,
John B. Kelly )TrumbaI county. o.
On the 18th day OF March. 1852. said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in this case for the
sum Of Twenty-Eight and 10 100 Dollars. which was
returned served and Samuel A. Davidson has been
examined rs Garnishee. and the cause Is continued
to May lst. 1867, for trial. A. ". JONES.
April 9. lS63-3w Attys for PFf.