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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

6. The ambulance d<po, TO which the Wounded re to
bssatried directed fotinnedsts trea meni sboud be
fsss6litsd Al a. ned fo6vf buildiyg heardss ths
Aslt ofS.rtls.s "A redAl g msik4p ce asd way TO ~
The lStivs All n.r6es foiloS ne uo9ps, to sase2r
sbe wounded atd rempsa item idbs depes Be'ofesne
ans "a he oop.uy WI be defsed tosssist thsanbu-
ancs OopductOrs 10 removing wounded ovid pg water,
and otherwise sisting the wouadsd These men ~lll
net lott about the dspOs but must always return 70
the fa!d Of battle a. soon prac able.
Before and Immediately after the oat'ie the fvi W
s,eS conp.ny vii ,be, sallad, and Abssntee5 mai bs
s4icty aecouhsed isr Jfoquit thir aAndsdi On tie
blls f.d under fire. under prstelcs OF removing or
aiding the wounded, viii not be permitted. Any one
paisising In IL will be shot fhe spot, and whoever
sha qd s ~ as a regimen and ID
Or acained as coward, and dealt with accordingly.
:. By command Of General BkArRtGARD.
Is ssssyzN TBos. JORDAN, AGING Aoj't GsnL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
GENERAL ORDER NO Ia.
RrADQrARrEas Army OF ras Mississippi,

JACKSON, Tenn, March IA, 1861.
l. Field and company officers are especially sDjomed
to instruct thir men all circumstances 10 hre
with elaboration at the fest Of the enemy. They wall
thus avoid overlooking and besides wounded ueu give
more trouble TO our adversary than dead as they have
TO be taken from the field.
Officers 10 command must be cool and collected !;
hold their meu 10 hsni in action asd uon them against
useless aimess firing The nus! be instructed aud
rquirsd CD Cns to sins. OFT his mark. Il VS. the
dehberate sharp shooting GU forea hers 10 TIE Rvo.
10 or oil 1915, and New o leans IN 1878. which made
u en- so ivrm dabe against the odds with which they
engaged.
8. In the beginning Of bItllA except by troops de-
ployed rs skrmishere, the ir. by fs WILL be avtiied-
Il sIuss the men and renders their subs lent Colo
d icut Fire by wig, company should be r. s'rted
to esd Daritg the battle the offs GERS aud non con-
mssi ned OH keep tlir 10 tbs racks, en-
force obei .nee aud encourage and ct muis.e III IN
necessary.
Soldiers must not be permit ed to leave the ranks
even TO ssaist IN removing our own dead, unless by
sp, al permission which ii all orly be given when he
action has been cided Toe est way protect the
weurded is 10 drive the enemy iron tie hld the most
prres'ng highest dl y is 10 Gin the VIC DRY.
Before thv battle, the 2 ar.srDas er Of the division
vi tn ke all necess4y atrarginen's Tor tue immealtte
Transports 100 OF the WtnDdei from the Il ID. Alhr
consultation with the medical tiJers he Sh establish
TIE ambulance deIot in toe rear ard give his assistants
tho for ths 6eisnt service OF the
Wagons and O,lef mssns Of transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
SsseuIauoRs ON an. Frait. OF The war.

A i.e ~ 1bss Of ths NV Orleans PitSy4Hs pots u
10 -sssion Of toe vie-I Of ;ro important organs II
20 . apaioa--oze % his sEd czs On the other size
o., tlc A!r;;r- re I1uizvle y7r.-ai snd the indon
Tnss--ef he tSslts Of the var, we're il 20 ssls 20
aesisv ne 81 isat'On os hs cOufed,rA,e States. Tie
Jssflsls s a oessed dsTSas q aiOsism, or rather
Psrb.P uHi.yr Toe Tines PROCESSES tie sor, OF
ubi5g q 5.poH6ic escozpglsory Consolidation Of the
ei.e rate ~ fset 49, ssSsF tie pressure ef
M L,arg Orc ana o Sst4e1 aaa covered BY arbi-
t-arI- pousls--!sder.ija and Dsnocnsl 10th over.
tlrOEl fdsy boA portray the plosAo,s future Of TIE
N1rthe5u stGg. Tao esisSr Of the JSUrnafssys:-.
RGisISsl Hl,aG secure Ibe happiness and psospsTi-
& q the nziioB A. IA Ire oshsr CO. e. that with
a1atcs Of tne North the eS9mpiJus Of the constitution
-l-Ifi 70 D. victorious. II TIA shall best
fxvo mere Rosaiasi UaiOa tie aellSE meCEsFy Of
o. iou lhe BODY Of a Ulioh Si,Acu the soul Uuicn
Gar, aterE hiCe tine mus, "a tae very uiiere OF
a,ass es4potase 1910 De Surrounding atmosphere
HIS hops too are feeble tha, any SORT Of govsranent
sas shs9 By ioses, u. e5aii opg and a,,o fs, bic,
r the SsE Ens and isAS ave nos to sEi kirplOd. he
l'oasr' crer,sle prSsp,etthu .s.. - .'r
l. Is impossible 70 say what Kind Of lion the ire
tsnoe poser % arms might estsbi,h aud for brief
psii'a mhlta a. oui any supp ton ha. hs lhiEty four
'i''s uli-A cons. e, have conHtsu ed this rtylb
Dee can be bound petmaoeu II together a. a republic
upIu % pr1cP,s aud o. tie Conditions insis.ed on
slcd p'ilcsn5 - los Senator'S n Congress from Hassa
clusst Il An absuroy thAs only foOlssad fanatics could
p1,,lly e-er-h. ...
We Of the SOaiA, reesg et, no distinction between
ne Np1,9huse;,s p i,iass the SeE Yak politician
All tie Esatucky Giio1 po,ieians in tier practical
bearings 90 sS3ass as+iOus. we ri q, and Is ht
taat a. epelsies alike TIE pseudo conservatives Of
~ i7urrt cs5 vho q iugu',hAoie from the New
ElsI,ad Abo0hisss ID Ssng 5s6 peetfes tIick-
s,er,, bav, g-tss dodb. Of sbsusslsss sad their
espaeity 70 asass ahisgs f they succeed Tas Jour
usI n y ~ 30 1 . 80 81 l-A1-s s1 ~ -s.i a.
sfRSsgy Soc sern rebel die armed e morrow, the
Tscpnsrue-iou OF me Uaiin you'd Dc most tslcati
sad saptt ugierlskng, ID Hsrsnees OF views Gysl
ALspng conservative men you'd be sntug IA terdsrd
- And PsgoseEs4t Ills Esy gp4H4eps, even erealer
tsRSrs gesses ih resE agQp PolcI 3roD tina ctnaroi
The raicai thso Ten thsaas@sdrlssSAsO Of rsb ii6a
l~t th--s confessions Of che adssIly ssl Ral4S
n4a, purpose ofas ss40SIasss, God Dc ie(hlshsasoi
any PSsss 10 saSrs ttse GpOng ihas uytbic body
whcb stolds ~ eOOsrSsavsss ASs gOs % b0SiRg
EA Ne nsadsss SbOHdoOis, lUr NE utter susiAsAgsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
RUSSELL OF TIE TIxEs.
The Louisville Journal says

The Louisville Journal says:
/; tur 8 out, says the Washington correspondent OF
tie New 70 Tribune tia, the order from the War De-
paGtment, prohibiting Gil correspondents from accom-
panyiog the army under the immedite command OF G;
Nc. llau, YES framed merely for the pGr)ose CT *
Guiding Rus ell the Government being unwilling to give
lit e. for acquiring knoStdss oil tho operations oil
our armies to man who does not owe allegiance to
the United Staes and whose letters appearing in 'ur-
nal beyond its control may give information 10 the eae-
my pr dicAl TO the service. Secretary STATIONS order
OF prohibition 10 correspondents has been revoked
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
sssATAsPsCIAL COMMUNICA,

FN8 Tt0S palm Lodge. No IS held It he Maso &c
Pan - CoaraS satIdGy IN 10 APRIL A. 5s6l y.
SOC ne 5ssins P-eaDos aud rso dos wee unAIH oasy
adJp
Nhr hss pleased the Grsnl Ma ter 'hs uave s,t
b,iv.i tr he III A. Hrghrs, taerery
ssn sri1s ~ ties 10 d ioy th who
sryig m 1b-t q. ether hasins acd pa TO
% al 1t the lena ties u th
n'rni th=r monal o. este IN io r a,pAr !
b.Iih q O rtl re f4r si ANN sni A,s'u;
yed "a ghs Il. Ata uf dOg are e'lst
10 - OF Atienu aud SEA pus We u
an shsi g-n-rcur 81 p,tlt ~ hid
ndp hg u h0Ts.n Of md Nloe unt-yr
nag in-g-y, 0Lt red him mbr Of he camnun ~ In
rheN h I've Ia "A eadazrsihnt - = b 0thsr sIn
h4N-d, IN tWssire sgmoAtbiz vi the dos son a
- @cthsr OF 20 he: Hue IS Ia IN .. rrepLa5e bs
~ so'yst rh@a esvvtf vtons Nth tns!r
" Ne srcto ito W. aghes ina h .
bA SshSNssaP an Ia A. oae Ia ais, hi-ni hei the
Ais ltoatTa erstfr pa Ne .tol
c.PI f.o n the minu,ss
100, ". srRNN1E, sse'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
rur rlsHr Al LEK's WILL
SOUTHERN AND YANKEE NkoAG

The Rsraii contains iergtby description Of the hsht
At Lees Nil nsa- yorktown, on the Is ias,. We make
the following tI'ras lteIdoi 10 be nc-iyed ss des
ptoa OF the ia!lRuy charge upon cGf works:
Upoa eoasulsaticn between Gen. Hcyieisq and two
DIVISION commanders il waF THEREFOR doternioed
make G moro decided demonstration OF attack, and
cofdirRly, between and 7. three batteries were
crJelsd or ard INFO the open hsld and opened ,e at
,boul % hundred yA'dI Tsia again Ike tic enemy
D. and no responded warmly for tseuy minutes, AID
then o.ec mere spsed no sstce No; deceived by ihs
our three batteries continued 70 Play upon bis p1sCoa
igr some minutes longer, when Nocd Was brought
10 the neral Of the Vermont brigade ihst tue
creek was easily foTdlbe at some ois!ires TO tic
r;stt of our basteries and Col Hfde 10 command o
,cul companies OF the Ysfmoa. Third Who had ssir
m sled ia advance sf all o!Hess YES ordered TO send
tso of biz companies ecrosa the creek 81 the point
where It said be oily knee deep, 70 advance them
10 the enemys le and charge the work IL rsar Ne &C
cosdiDgy ?, ut across compEG and aud support
then very closely vi h companies aud K AesgWhile
our batteries bcame silent Companies ID and we're
led by Lieutenant WSiemOrc. No sooner were they 10
the stream THAI the water found 10 be much de- per
than had been stated the men went to their aFnpiis,
sd every charge Of t1cr ammunition vac, o. cou'te,
thoroughly so-ksd The aitsmp; vas made below bs
dana aud possible that The enemy When be 30" TIC
Intention q crcss let in water by Io5gaie q nc
hai been in tbs stream.
While the men were in The stream large body Of the
emg, csum 1ted AZ three reE'hel's, opento OF theE
tom a. pit on be very bank and this terrible Ire
Gu. soNu nearly bali their numb Never, however,
a, 6,e received With greater steadnes or more clio
ri5us iurepidty Except those bit, not man OF the
raEuihcsu, rnonsrs wavered, but all ho'ly rushed
GU nd with Que shou upon The bank and rushed
upon he with the bayonet, and iailG drove them
H u..er 6, ~ and coniGson; but the contest was TOO
&C AL No supports were within proper distance snd
10uga The enemy driven away from the 1T line tf
pitt and two other companies of :ho Third were in the
to cross those on the Other ii we're ordered to
retreat and did co. very reluctantly, hosever, and fight.
lug nsc ously at every step.
T.u5 il has sen fould rather exp ,nsvsly, that the
enemys position is very srong one sad thas he means
q defend il.
DISTRACTIONS TO TaE "RIS SIS" BIT eKs BEAUREGARD.
Yatk paper states rhIt the fIllOwing general or
der from Besuregari va, picked up on the battlefield
Of Shiloh, (Pittsburg LAndins) en- Monday ss- 1t 10
Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

NoRrHkRs THsATRIoALs-Eiwin Adams is playing at
Winter Ideu, New York, with Miss B.teman. LIS er
Walaek Is pl,y NJ Claude M,lnotte," and ,u;h other
Character assisted by Marx smith, hrs. Verno-, AID
Mrs. Johu Seton. ter X cbiogs and daughter aided
by L. K Shewsl playing the "Eochantrs' at Nj
bios Lsura Is still running her new piece Of tee
"Psrp O. Dy" Barton Hill lately took ben'f at WIN
ter Gardtu, plying Armand to Aatldi Herons "a
mile" Ediy Is a; the Iwery rsviDg and rsntrg sno
erwin, f,r "olood, IlRo. blood" w. V4ndenhth
and wife ave giving shsksperia1 R,adiaes in Ne. los
Matilda Heron is out in the Herald, IN ioog Ss,o
threa .ening Charlotte Toonpson with the h@' io'
PLAYING Camille" sith all OF her business sage appoint
ments, IL. 80, - u,,,,n
oasa,a on tLe Q! a, ipst,nt with John Collins Lot
~ Hopvb and j ,nny Parker 10 the leading bus'nf's
Gsorg, Hauksl has opened tue Washington Taeare.
.arrns" An,s te Ices. Katk IL OIers Troupe are OF
odP-iowP HILL, washingol. EiWid Forrest was al
J,Sn r Fora's new estAbtshm'n mt the washington
Abe @ ,m" A musi'al conoiny, consisting Oh irsn.
cor. Mlpie FI~lsr, Jalls Mortimer and other bright
luupsriss" we're holdos forts At the Assembly hoomf
Washiagton.-Eaqsir~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
N0TiCf.

A DlVlnENn'f 2NFsrsenLSsjbs raAa s.o,t tftie "a h.
de lr d0nh aa4ffA ~ SABis sSstse lies hr is
glfPE Rsh 'es 4 IN ths Ss ~ 4ss eon1-ny the
az q .s;s ssf ~ n treasure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29
- nasPoNpENTs.

,. d, b,srtusss as,i % addressed . ns"EitiOr O.
EAlJ." .r.r.4r ~stEE...sF
sersrsa acsi tissof AZ Psr 'oi Aot % P~0''.s
. ~ Z a I'D. a. L-ag s.aazg, ogAf % - h100a % al
"a on a. - clss q dsprtsG frz 1asiry a9siesSss.
~ .Jat ozlrsolar-s - nor Gs-srassAsaas '- 81
~ Va ssa.os ssirssss p -s.s -sstsd costg'osoa'i0ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

K%GaNoTIPE,-a. We invite attention to ~,
- s AZ "a gne place at or wsrehoi,s, d ;
US II '} 5, sfIeeas Ma sIyr p6tx.Ac, .n..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

RESTRICTIONS TO raE "R,s SIS" BIT eKs BEAuRrGARD.
Yak paper states lhls the following general Or
der from Be.uregari va picked up on the battlefield
OF Shiloh (Pittsburg LAndirs) en- Monday ssi. 1t 10
copied from the original ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

10 Persons claiming * mp:i "a from military 'uy
uudsr this cot shall os reg irei By the euroIoe User
70 make oath that they lawfully exempt undr be
sos Of oonsre@. and shall be furnished By him with
certificate Of such exsupion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

Docfeef Wisconsin, the latter declaring that be could
dtso.Yer noshere any lawful authority 81 Nheh they
cJisia gain tile rebel pLpperyeIcePtsJ siIng Tor
iatssa Tbs s'nAis theqs' 'V'fss'\ 81 ~
Tak REVOLUTION ia NAysL AssHIrEmURF.
The following ,,s~s 8 leadi FssI cs ourOsh en- the
.slsiss value Of ifOnss andse'dss '.r 'ss'ts, will
be found Interesting;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-29

49, When a'y person Liable to military daty rnder
this -c bu; yet into servc, in any comp
n.y. dsre 20 fu ni-h snbstitu he tbs report hiu sf
~ith the Substitute, to the coomandALt Il caEp Of
-true'ion. and II the substitute be la~.u1y 4 mot
from mi iIary duty, and examination surgeon tr
sssisan. surgeon be procure sound AID in all re.
spcs Il: for mill sry service, be maj b. accepted aud
enrol e and the prison furnishing such slosilu,s may
be discharged by the commsndsnt Of The camp. Bnno
substitute shall be ea.i to Importation other a.
lowiucs at TIE Ipense Of the G,ysrnm INT u so &c.
ped and enrolled.
II yxssPrIoss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
II EGAL NOTICE.

To Gilman Willie. John Willie, Ellen VIII
lie, Thomas Z. Willie and Levi Willie, of the State
of Wisconsin. You are hereby notified that Hannah
Abrams. administrator of the Estate of Levi
Abrams, decd, on the 2lst day of November, 1866.
filed her petition in the Probate Coat within and
for the county of Trumbull, State o. Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate of said deceuaaI is insu6 &c
eient to pay his debts and the charges of admins
tering his estate; that he died seized of the follow
ing described real estate to wit: one tract of land
situate in lot No. 81. Of Pennington township. in
the county Of Trumbun and State Of Ohio. and
bounded On the east and north Ty-iR2ds of SiIas
Wildman, and on the west and south BY lot lines
and contains twenty-six acres.
Also q tract Of land situate in lot No. SO, of the
same township, county and State, bounded on the
east and north by highway, west by lands of B. T.
Waters, and south by lands of Hannah Abrams.
supposed to contain twenty-seven acres; that Ham
nah Abrams as widow Of said decedent is entitled
to dover in said premises; that Henry Abrams,
David Abrams, George Abrams, Mary NJ. Abrams.
Emma Radford. Gilman Willie, John Willie. FL
len Willie. T.. c. Willie and Levi Willie, as bis
heirs at law, hold the next estate of inheritance
therein, and that james Hyde and Mary NJ. Abrams
each hold mortgage lieus upon said Real Estate.
The prayer of said petition is for the assignment
of dover, and for q sale of said premises, subject to
such dover estate for the payment ofthe mortgages,
debts and charges aforesaid. Said petition will be
for hearing on the 9th day of December. 1862.
Nov 26, lS62-iw Atty for Pl'f.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
The Machine Shops.


We have not heard what progress ha:
been made for a week or two past, in the
work of raising subscriptions to secure the
location of the A. & G. W. Machine
Shops at this place. But we know the
business is in good hands. and think
nothing will be left undone to secure SO
desirable a result.
The citizens of our principal eompeti-
tor, Meadville, are fully aroused, and at
a recent meeting, reported over Sl3, 600
subscribed in that place. They thought
the amount could be doubled in the town,
and have appointed committees to solicit
subscriptions in the contiguous town.
ships.
We think we have before demonstrated
that m OF real estate, not only in
Warren, but in all the adjoining section,
must surely and permanently be benefit
ed by the location of such an establish
ment here. The citizens of Warren have
recently. with some aid from a few enter
peising farmers in the vicinity, raised a
large sum to secure the location of the
road itself. They are still willing to do,
and are doing. all they can possibly afford;
and it seems to us that those equally, oil
more interested, should now step forward.
and by their subscriptions, remove all
doubts as to the location of these works
among us.
We expect, before the issue Of another
paper, to see an engine through from
Meadville. A connection once mande,
the location of the works will soon be de-
termined upon. NoU IS the time to 'OOrk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
Second Cavalry.


Lieut.. Col. Ratliff. Major Burnet, Asst.
Sur Smith, of this place, Capt. Stanhope
Of Kinsman, and Capt. Hall of Youngs-
town, arrived here on the oath. These
officers report hat there are now $40 men
belonging to this Regiment. l60 are still
attached to a battery, in Gen. Salomans
command, and are now in the northern
part of Arkansas, the remainder of the
regiment are at Camp Chase, where it
will be again filed up to the full com-
plement.
The regiment was under the command
of Col. Ratlif during the whole of the
Indian expedition which was a most Sc
we're one upon both men ana horses.
No regiment in the service has performed
so large an amount of marching, or suf-
fered more from fatigue and hardships.
The men at Camp Chase are fast recruit
ing their health and strength, and will
soon be ready for active service, again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
B.. B Cars.

A gentleman who recently visited New
York, had while there an opportunity of
seeing some of the new passenger cars
then being finished for the Atlantic road.
They are all to be got up in splendid
manner. and a portion of them to be
fitted up in first class European style, on
a plan, we believe, unlike any now used
on any road in this country. The interi-
of-of these cars will be divided into suits
of s~plendidly furnished rooms or parlors,
with all the necessary furniture, such as
sofas, tables, mirrors, &C., &c. These
rooms can be chartered by private par
ties, families, or a party of friends who
may desire retiracy. This, we think, will
be a very attractive feature of this road,
and one the. American travelling pub
lie will not be slow to appreciate. The
broad, six feet track, of this road, will
enable the cars to be constructed in a
roomy, -commodious, comfortable style,
an important desideratum to persons who
may be travelling any considerable dis
lance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
court of Common Pleas,

The adjourned session of the fall tern
of this Court closed, in this County, lasI
week. We are indebted to Mr.. Harring
ton, Clerk, for the following list of the
principal cases tried:
Mahoning Co. Bank VS.. Michael Wy.
rick ct. al. Verdict for plaintiff, s5,25.
VIM. Smith VS.. il. Smith, verdict for
plaintiff, 1922.
J. B. Dunlap VS.. Isaac YANG order & Co.
Verdict for plaintiff, s526,5O.
A. Greter VS.. Skeels ct. al. Verdict
for defendant.
Manville Barber VS.. Ii. A. Dubois Yer
dict for plaintiff, $500. This was a suit
relative to a mill dam in Newton.
III Miller VS.. W. H. Wells. Verdict
for plaintiff, <sO0,s4
Ford vs., Holden. Verdict for plaintiff.
$40
State of Ohio vs.. Archibald-False
swearing. Verdict, not guilty.
State of Ohio vs.. Smith. Verdict not
guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. Kibbee and Boothe.
Verdict. not guilty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
The Arson Case.

Some time last Spring, the building on
Main street, owned by C. Peck and Son,
and occupied by Messrs. Boothe and Aram
Peck, was burned, under circumstance
which induced the belief that the fire
was the work of an incendiary.
At the last term of Court, two indict-
ments were found against j. II. Kibbee,
(who by some was supposed to have an
interest in the Boothe establishment. land
Z. G. Boothe, for the offense. On trial
the evidence was found to be entirly in
sufficient to convict, and the jury. after
an absence of a few minutes, brought in
a verdict of Not Guilty" The second
Indictment was Immediately nollied by
Prosecuting Attorney Ensign.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
Custom Work,

Best style made to order. from q child's kid boo
tee, to = mans sewed ( CBoot.
4. MCCONNELL, MA1N STREET,
Has the largest stock ofBoots, Shoes and Rubbers,
ever before in this market. We do not ask you to
come and buy, but come and let US show sou the
goods and prices, and if We do not save you 10 DR. ct
on what you pay us cash for, we will stop the works
and go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South in
Dixie" 10 fight secesh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-31
Sheriffs Office. Warren. Dec
THE STATE OF OHIO.
Abram Shafel

SSS-N4 L -.
Abram Shafer Court of Com. Pleas.
VS.
Elizabeth Shafer ct all Partition.
Elizabeth Shaffer. Daniel ID. Shaffer, Samuel
Shafer, Frank L.. Shaffer, David Shafer, VIM.
Shafer, Mary Robson, William Robson. Eliza
beth Dienst, Lewis Dienst, Catharine Shafer, An
geline Shaffer, Henry Shafer and Mary Jane Shat
fer, widow and heirs at law of daniel Shafer, decd,
are hereby notified that the petitioner. Abram Shat
fer. has filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas OF IrumbuII county, Ohio. making them de
PENDANTS for the purpose of obtaining an order to
assign dover to the said Elizabeth Shafer, in the
lands hereinafter described and to partition said
lands. subject to said DOVE. among the heirs of
said Daniel Shaffer, deed.
The first tract known as the late homestead of
said deed, situate in Rowland, Trumbull county,
Ohio. and known as part of lot No. A, in said Tp.,
and bounded as follows: beginning at a post at the
southwest corner thereof, thence north eight chs.
and 81 links to a post, thence east s chains and 81
links, thence north 9 chains and &c links to a post,
thence east 49 chains and . links TO a post, thence
south Is chains and IS links to q maple tree, thence
west 81 chains and 81 links to place of beginning,
containing 81 S4-l00 acres.
Second tract situate in Mecca in said county of
Irumbull, and known as part of lot No. 10, in the
Ely tract, and bounded east and west by the lot
lines, south by the north line of Daniel d.. Shaffer's
land and to extend so far north that a line drawn
parallel with the south line thereof will contain
% 1910 acres. The said petition will be heard &C
ths February term of said Court, 1868, when an Or
der viii be asked for the assignment Of said dover
and partition of said premises as prayed for in the
petition. ABRAM SHAPFER.
Dec. 10. ls62-6H By Csc. F. BROwY. his Atty.