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Jurors Drawn for March Common

OurOfS OrdWu lOr AdrC OOu1u
Pleas.
Marck Term of Trumbun Common Pl
Court commences on the Sd prox The folk
ing is a list of Grand and Petit Jurors.
GEAND JURORS.
A. W. Parker, Brsceville.
James Anderson, Mesopotamia.
Robert Hampson, Warren.
Daniel Dunbar, Johnston.
Jacob Harshman. Lordstown.
Harrison Clark, Mesopotamia.
Ira S. Hull, Bazetta.
Abner Osborn. Liberty.
Charles Knight, Vienna.
Michael Oil, Weathersield.
isaac Hood, Liberty.
David Jones, Hartford.
Doming McFetridge, Liberty
Justus H. Woodburn, Gustavus.
Isaac Powers, Rowland.
PETIT JURORS
Irwin Moore, Weathersfeld.
Elamadorus Crandon. Liberty.
John Cramer. Hubbard.
Henry L. Woodrow, Champion.
L. d. Sheldon, Vernon.
Orlando Bundy. Pennington.
Isaac Sloan, Greene.
James Patterson, Newton.
Henry Tayler, Brookfeld.
Leonard Burton. Warren.
Samuel King, Rowland.
Calvin LybOlt, Newton,
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Personal.

We had the pleasure of meeting Lieut.
Case, late of Go. Ii. 9TH Regiment, but VINO
is now at home in this County. The Lieu.
tenant looks much improved in health. H.
has resigned his commission. His rsason,
therefore, are given in a communication sell
US, but which came too late for this issue
the article will appear next week.
Capt Powers arrived al this place ON Tues
day, frUm Camp in Kentucky
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New Coal Discovery.

We have just learned from gentlemer
of Brookfeld and Hubbard, that importan
coal discoveries have been m de in different
portions of those towns during the week
In some instances the VEINS are known TO b
i've feet in thickness. and extend over terri
tory not heretofore supposed to be within the
coal basin of that region.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

The offerings for the past week have been large,
and prices of beef cattle have been firm at former
figures. The following are the transactions at both
the Union and Morgan yards:
BEEvEs-The total amount offered foots up 1O2S
head. lOl3 were sold at l5sG31zc r n, gross; the
balance were left over and will be sent east to-day.
AS head we're offered: 675 head
were reported sold at from / to &c 1b. The remain
der will go east.
HoGs-5c = head were offered; about L. 8 of which
were sold at prices ranging at from S2.S0g3,6O p 100
ID, gross; the balance will be sent east as fast as cars
can be secured.
HoRsEs|l head passed through the Union yards
en- route for the east.
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saturdnx the sth nnr nr Mnrc,. $50

between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. N. and o'clock.
P. Ne, of said day, the following described premises,
situate. in Vienna township, in said county, and
State, and beginning at the northeast corner Of lot
>, and running south to the southeast corner of lot
80, thence west to the southeast corner of lands for
merly sold to Samuel MunsOn, Jr, by James j.
fruesdale. thence north on u line parallel with the
east line of said lot, till il intersccts the line of the
highway Leading to Warren, and being bounded
north by the highway running east and west through
the centre of Vienna, and contains seventy-six CO.
acres and two rOOds and thirty-three rods of land,
and being the same lands conveyed by james j.
Eruesdale and wife to Gordon Hutchins by deed da-
ted Nov. 10th, 1877, excepting from said land the fol-
lowing part thereof to wit: beginning-at the north
east corner Of lot 10, and running south one hun
dred and thirty-seyen rods and nineteen links on
the east line of said lot, thence west twenty-five
rods on a line parallel with the north line of said
lot, thence north to the highway in 4 line parallel
with the east line of said lot IS, thence east to the
place OF beginning, containing eighteen acres, three
rOods and thirty rods of land, be the same more or
less Subject to the dover ~cstate-in fourteen acres
I'D as assigned to said Cynthia Hutchins, described
as follows to wit: commencing at the northeast corn
er OF the land above set forth, thence west ON the
road so far as to include the homestead house and
barn, thence south so far that a line running east
parallel with the north line will include the four
teen acres of land. Appraised at S6 per acre, sub
Ject 10 said Dover Estate. Terms Cash.
j. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Warren, Feb. ), 1852.
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s6S- A letter from Major Hall, of the 24th
Ohio, written on the ID inst, says the health
of the troops is rapidly improving. The sick
list is down to less than 20. At that date the
oath had more men able for duty, than any
regiment in the division.
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No tiee.

NO Llce.
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders o
the Western Reserve Bank. held at their Banking
House. in Warren. on Tuesday the 11th day of Feb,
ruary next. to consider the acceptance or rejection
Of a law passed by the Legislature Jan. 10th. 1862
legalizing the suspension of specie payments by thu
Banks of this State, under certain conditions. A
full attendance is desired. GEO. TAYLOR,
WARREN, Jan. Q, 1862. Cdshier.
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.CuERtPE'S SALE.

- Lyman Mersin ct al In Court Of Common
use OF Barney c. Allen Pleas Of IrunDuh eooh-
vs. lry, Ohlo-
AS. Beazle By virtue OF an enecu-
ton issued out Of the said Court and to me deliver
ell. Ihave levied upon and shall expose at PUBIC
| Auction in front of the Courthouse in arren &
Saturday the 18th day of March, lSoS'
Mt 1 o'clock P. NJ, the following described property
10 wit: lots No. - and 2, in block 50 IN the ihage
erected. and bounded on the south by Jay street,
west By the Presbyterian Church, on the north py
property owned BY H. A. Dubois, and on the eastDy
Nj. -Swilly. Appraised at 500 Techs casn.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff
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NOTICE..
nR. NJ. C. WOODWORTH HAV-

IL ing gone into the army. our business relations
are thereby terminated. Ali the notes, books and
accounts are left in my hands for settlement and
collection. i would earnestly request al. persons
knowing themselves indebted to the firm OF v GODS
& Woodwork, to call without delay, as the BOOKS
must be adjusted.
The undersigned has procured the assistance of
DR.. ii. u. Dillon. who having attended Medical Lee
lures at the University of Michigan, and for some
time p~racticed in Stark County, will be found az our
office. d. b. WOODS.
I'm % ,6a-it
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THE Sta'e of Ohio, Trumbull Co
Il In the Court of Common Pleas.
Notice TO Defendants.

VS. Notice to Defendants.
Jones, VIM. Harris,l The defendants will take
Reese Evans,an Jas. NOTICE that on the 9th day
Tayler. of January, 1862, plaintiff
filed his petition in said Court, setting forth that on
the 9th day of December. 1850, he with Z. Sankey
and James Raney, sold, by written contract Of that
date, to said defendants. certain premises in Mecca,
said county, known as lot No. 10, in the Hutehins,
- plat recorded in Trumbull County Book of
Pil.- = S7, for the sum of three hundred dollars.
Maps. pas hand, one hundred July LIST 1861,
one hundred IN A. her lst, 1861, with interest;
and one hundred Oeto- ~ntract the sum of two
that there is due upon said Co. 9th December.
hundred dollars with interest from of said
looU, that pialnt1n Is now the sole owne4 e-St
premises and entitled to said amount, that said L..
parties have done all things by them to be done. and
that plaintiff has been and still is ready and willing
to make to defendants a warranty deed Of said
premises upon payment of said purchase money
Plaintiff prays Judgment for said sum and COSTS
Order Of attachment also issued on said 9th jan
uary. Defendants will appear and answer By the
I'D day Of March, 1862, or judgment will be taken
against them by default. for said amount Of sos,
with interest from 9th Dec. 1860. -.
Jan. e, '6246w COX & SPEAR f..
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New Advertisements.
- >" :
THE State of Ohio. ! In the Court
Il TrumbqlI county, IS. J of Com. Pleas.

- ~ VI OhiO ~ khS SOull
Il Trumbun county, IS. J of Com. Pleas.
CiaGrissa A. Reiter
The said Manassas Reiter is
Manassas Reiter. hereby notified that Clarissa
A Reiter did on the 9TH 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 is unable to state, and charg-
ing him the said Manassas also with extreme cruel
~ 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 Niles, in said county
and State. and restraining j. 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 day of
March, 1867, and at the March term next Of said
Court, application will be mad 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. REITER,
Feb. u, 62-6w By her Attys futile X Stull.
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E. G.. B 0 0 T e.

MOULD most respectfully an
w nOunee to the citizens Of Warren and vi
einity in particular, and the rest OF mankind tinclud-
opened a large and carefully selected stock Of
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Salt Rheum and ScaId Head.
WARNING N ADVICE.

Citizen Soldier AS you go forth to baltic, by all
means provide ~youpself with a good supply Of Per
r. Davis Pain killer'-it may be the means of say
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
life-it has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable prep
aratiOn of the kind IN all cases.
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PARENTS,

and especially mothers who have the more immedi-
earneStneSs never lay down to rest at night with the
health aud happiness of your children az heart, with
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust 10 no other pain preparations and panaeeas-
they may and often do fail in critical eases-but the
Perry Davis neyer-nO neTer-if you heed not this
timely warning the fault Is your own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer il in nearly every Store throughout
he land. and all over the civilized world.
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BrOokfeld Agricultural Society.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
of the managers and members of said Society will
be held at the Hotel of R. Miner. in Brookfeld cen
trc, on Saturday. February Is. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ.
Jan. q. '6a-3w WYATT MCKAY. Pres.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Western Reserve Seminary,
FARMiN GrON. QUO.

THE Spring Term will commence
March Is. Those who desire to study amid
safe, but cheerful, surroundings, and at a moderate
expense, will here find a cordial welcome. The win
ter term, now in progress. IS well attended, and an
almost without exception. There seems to be en-
tire freedom from influences tending 70 corrupt the
moral character. Facilities for learning music fur
nished as heretofore. Address the Principal. Rev.
VIM. ID. Arehbold, or AID. KIBBEE,
Feb. 8, lS5241 Pres Ex. Board.
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SALE.
} 4. { Isaac F. Hutchins. Pits.

sheriGs OMee. Warren. ~
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We regret to learn that Hon. CHARLES E..
GLIDDEN. Judge of this Judicial District,
has for some days past been seriously i'll from
an attack of small pox. His residence is
Poland, Aahoning COUNTY.
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MARRIAGES..


On the 9Th inst. by Elder Harmon Reeves in
the Disciples Church at Bosrdnlan Mahon-
ing Co.. Mr.. BENJAMIN ;. TAFT. of Lords
town Trumbull Co. to Miss JRRUsHA
Detcheon of the former place.
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Thanks.

THANKS.
Our thanks are due those friends who have
interested themselves in procuring new sub
scribers to the Chronicle. Such things will
encourage us to increased efforts to meet pub
lie favor as publishers.
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Town and County.


We learn that Major Hall of this place, i:
now acting Colonel Of the 24th Regiment. O.
V. NJ, US A., and that he handles them
exceedingly well.
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AzDIT0R's OFFICE. Trumbuu Co. |
Warren, o., JAM so, IS62. J

Notice is hereby given that a Petit
~ ton signed BY Lewis Durs, 5. ". Kimbal
County Commissioner 10 locate and establish a
ditch or water-course in Champion township, that
q COPY of said petition was placed in the hands, or
7. w. Messerschm;dt, Civil Engineer. who has this
day made his report, and returned Q plat and pro-
file Of said proposed ditch. SAID petition, &C. VIII
~ Commissioners On tuesday. March 4th, leo2 at
this Office. If said ditch is established the Commls-
sioners wil1hcn proceed to appornon the costs and
oosning and constructing tho same to the persons
owning lands through which, or adjacent 70 which,
or in the vicinity OF which. said proposed ditch OF
water-eourse may be located. IS is deemed just and
right, according to the benefits to each, TO be de-iv-
ed BY the locating. establishing and constructing Of
the same. Q. L. WoLCOTT,
Feb. S, f4v County Auditor.
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NOTICE

IN Notice Is hereby given that land warrant No
lZS3 for so acres Of land issued TO me on the 1th
day of Nov. 1855, has been lost, and that | intendto
apply to the Commissioner of Pensions for a reissue
of the lost warrant. CYNTHIA
Vienna, Trumbul Co., Ohio, Feb.5, lS62oW
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DRS M0RTMAN & SH.lNNON

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE,
w on Thursday. Jan. sd, again Feb. 9Th.
and again April 81. Drs, W. j. 5. call tie especial
attention Of the afflicted to the fact that they have
been visiting Warren regularly every month Cor
nearly two years, thus showing that they do not
fear to come back where they have done business
farther, they expect % visit regularly for the next
five years TO come. They have made chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost ex-
for a number Of years and claim far better
success than could reasonably be expected from
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now have q large
number of cases in this and the adjoining counties,
MANY Of whom had DOctOred for years to no effect.
they have successfully cured, many of whom
are well known in this community. Drs. Workman
4 Shannon will both be around together this tril,
- =. - ;fa tho Afflicted N call
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CHERRIES SALE.

l1LuAI L y "a LIZ.
~ Henry A. DlBois) In Court Of Com. Pleas Of
Cyrus BosEorih Ct al. BY virtue Of an order Of
aid Court to me directed and delivered, l shall Of
Ier LOT sale at Public Auction at the door Of the
Court House in Warren,
saturday q sth day Of March, 1859,
between the hours Of one and four o'clock P. ". Of
sad day, the following described premises situated in
the t9Tnships Of Rowland, BordstoWn and Wealth
SIshe.u, IN sld county, described as follows. fifty
Jour gob acres of land in the township Of Rowland,
winch Is bounded north and east by the MahOuing
Liver, south by the township line between said How
ANA and " eathersheld, west by the Narren and
nowland township line, also, 81 T0-l00 acres direct
south OF the above described tract in the town
snip OF Neathersheld, and bounded north by the
town line between Rowland and Weathcrsfeld; east
Dy Inc Biahonlng river, and on the south by lands
now occupied by Charles BoswOrth west b. said
bosworth and the LOrdstOwn town line. the whole
5eins part Of the old Cyrus BOsworth Farm, which
y appraised at 81 per acre. subject TO its proportion
Of a MORTGAGE of Sg7l6, now held by the State Of
Sohneeueut against the above described premises,
together with 50 SO-l0 acres now occupied By Chas.
besWerthl. Also, sixty-nine and S0-lW acres Of land
SIuate IN said township Of WeatheTsfeld. and
bounded north by the above described g. 7O-lg9 acre
lraet; east by the said lot and MahOning river: south
oy q IS acre tract now occupied by Charles Bos-
worth, and west by the Lordstown town line,
and appraised at SO per acre, subject to It's pro-
portion OF the Connecticut Mortgasc, in common
with the 81 and 81 1910 acre tract al above deserib-
ca. Also, htteen and One-half acres Of land in How
ianu township. bounded southwest by the MahOn-
ing river; northeast by the Pennsylvania and Ohio
SanaI' and northwest by lands of Charles NanByc,
which IS appraised at s. per aero. Also. n small
gore OF land in LordstOwn township. bounded, be-
ginning at a point in the township line between
heathersheld. and LOrdstoUn township about IS
rods south of the corners of the townships, and where
q narrow lane lntersects said township line, thence
Westward along said lane from the road TO the river
70 me centre OF the highway leading from Warren
70 Canheid, thence southwark along said highway to
the north line OF the lands decided 10 Charles Bos-
worth. thence east along said north line TO said town
me, and thence north TO the place of beginning,
which is appraised at IS per acre. Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherids Office, Warren. Feb. 5. 1852.
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IF you want TO buy the finest and
Il best fitting Ladies' Cater Boots, call at
WAKREN'S.
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nROKATE ~SETTLEMENTS.

III Settlements Ordered It is ordered that the
Executors. Administrator and Guardians. that have
been fled in this Court. be advertised for three con-
~secutivc weeks, agreeably to law, and that they re-
main on file for inspection till the I'D day OF Febru-
airy, A.. D. 1867. when they will be examined and Or
dered to record if no exceptions appear thereto to
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.

let me say to you in brotherly kindness. put a Bible
in-one end Of the Soldiers&it and a bottle of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other, and It may
be the means Of insuTing his safe retuTn-trust to
DO other DECLARATION.
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FARMERS,

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer at
this season Of the year when ChOlic, Cholera Nor
bus. Dysentary, Diarrhea &c, may disable your
hands-use IL in every case of the kind. and my ears
for it. if it does not effect a speedy eure-butb be sure
trust TO no other remedy but the old long tried
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
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= - vs. fUOm. Pleas OF
Cynthia Hutchins and Others Defts. Trum. Co. o.
By virtue of an order Of salem Partition, issued
BY the Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county.
Vnio. to me directed and delivered, on the 18th day
OF January. lSo2, / will offer at Public Sale at the
door of the Court House in Warren, in said county,
on
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deed, final settlement Of Admir-

Rhoda & Lueretia Miner. minors. final set.of Guard
Elizabeth Squires, minor, final settlement Of
Albert&M anerva Squires" partial
Geo. King, lunatic
Nathan ID. Acheson. minor
Harriet En- Sarah c Abel, minors, partial set.of =
Office of Probate Court, J. w. TYLER,
Warren. o., Jan. "a. 'G2-3w. Probate Judge
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Hon. Milton sutlif.
Of this place, is now Chief Justice of the
State of Ohio.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- John NJ. stul1 In Court Of Common b Pleas
John Anderson ct all BY virtue Of an execution
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas IN me
above entitled case and to me directed, i have lev
led upon and shall offer at Public Auction on
Monday tic eth day Of Feb, IS0ss :
al or near Dickerman's Corners or at the ReSidenee
of George Shafer. in Mecca. the following property.
viz: / stationery Engine and Boiler. Engine-h0ase
and shanty attached thereto, Toll Vat, Pump hls-
gings, from 90 to 100 feet 3 inch pump including
plunger and plunger rods. . large gas tOnes, z belts,
/ large and l small. in good order, some 4J tect pine
plank, board measured Terms cash.
Feb ii I6;2-2w J. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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Presentation of Colors.

Presentation of Colors-
The beautiful flag procured for the Sixth
Cavalry by many ladies of Warren, wa.
carried to them by Capt. Spear, to Camp
Dennison. on his late return to that place.
The following patriotic address was sent to
Colonel Lloyd, communicating to him the
sentiments and wishes of the fair donors, in
furnishing the flag as a testimonial of their
regard for the welfare and success of the
Sixty Cavalry, composed so largely of the
brave sons of old Trumbull.
The response af Col. Lloyd, on the recep-
ton of the Colors, is also appended.
WARREN, Jan. 2Srd, 1862.
Col. w. r. LLOYD:
Dear Sir:-Through the p0!iiteness OF
Capt. K. Spear, permit me, in behalf OF INC
Sisters and Mothers Of your regiment, to pre-
sent you this Stand OF ColorS." From them
TO you, it bears n three fold meaning; A token
of respect and affection forthe b ,dy of men un
de-: your command; a cnnfdencr in the rishte-
ousness of the cause which you defends. and
the earnest prayer from thousands of home
affairs. that every symbol In that glorious
Goat of Arms may retain its full signif
canoe.
The azure canopy dotted with stars speaks
of a freedom limited by no tyrants' sway
The helmet hopefully promising complete
political salvation, indicates protection to
I eedom of thought, wherever our banner
Blall wave. The stripes of pure white, be-
token love to all friends; the scarlet, warn
tyrants and traitors. The full fedged eagle,
bears in his powerful taIons, arrows for the
hearts of invaders, and the generous olive
for yielding foes. With these he cxults in
a conscious ability to carry the scroll with
its motto, .E PLURIBUs UNUM. in triumph
from mountsin to sea, and from ocean to
OCEAN.
Wherever your battle line forms, may
some strong hand bear this pointed shaft.
with its sacred mementoes, to VICTORY,
in the name of Heaven and Humanity.
JAM rs MARVIN,
For the many lady friends of the
9TH o. V. Cavalry.