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The national Republican., 1862-08-12

TNHE st. LOUIS, Chsstnut Street,
i Between Third and Fourth, Philadslphis
The undersigned having leased for terra OF years
this popular house have the pleasure Of announcing
to their friends and the travelling community that
|. now open for the reception Of guests. The house.
since the nrst Of March last has been entirely reno
waited and rehttsd In superior manner the apart
ments are large, well ventilated, and Furnished In
modern style: It 10 centrally located convenient to
all the dspots and steamboat landings, and In the
immediate vicinity of the Custom House Post Once
and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel IL Restaurant for the
accommodation Of those preisrring the European
plan. Price of Rooms from Three to Seven dollars
per week, according to location:
Board 81 so per day. Table d'hots for msrchsut,
HENRY NEIL,
my b-om ISAAC L. DEVOE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Copsrtnership heretofore existing between
LYLE COFFIN Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent JOHN G, LYLE,
j. A. COFFIN.
John @. Lyle still continues the businss, at the
old stand.
WAsHIHaf0H, July n, 1852. Jy2s
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

OFFICERS EXAMINATION- Glasses will b.
~ opened for enabling Volunteers Ofhoers to un
dergo their examination, ss required BY the war
Department Colonel G. will instruct In classes or
privately, field and line ofoers In the United States
tactics, INFANTRY, CAVALRY, aud Ar
LERY. Apply immediately by letter to Colonel c =.
box 4b7, post once. au l1-2t+
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

Corns Cured for Twenty-fiv We Cents Each.
Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vasoulsf Ex !.
oressnoes and all Diseases Of the Feet successfully
treated by Dr.. WHITE, the well known Chropodist
at 42o, Pennsylvania avenue, near Four and.s half
treet
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
DRODUCE AND FRUIT

pRoDpCE AND FRUIT
L 800 boxes Lemons.
100 boxes Oranges
10, 900 Coaooanuts
900 barrels Potatoes.
200 barrels Onions.
100 barrels Prime Apples.
10000 bunohes Onions.
In store and for sale by
JONES L CO,
au 11-at Corner Eight and d streets
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

PuFRs.aa,Ss. ..... xAsAasKdES7 As.saais Kdd.E.:S 7a. A,....
The o,oisst snA coolest iittis coNcERT HALL II
| this city.
Look n the host Of talent.
Ms, EVA BRANCH,
Queen Of Song
JOHN BOYD,
Lsts6i Canterbury
hal joLt
MASTER RoHEsT, ' '
MASTER pLoRxxsSSSsEE, xxsSSsE America Singer
Jig Dancer.
Professor LIBINI .Musioal Director
Persons Wishing TO spjoy . plea ant evening, q
the smal COST Of 10 cents cannot do better than give
Us . oall - we are determined 70 please.
HENRY G. PURDY,
suy S-lw Proprietor.
EREE PROMENADE CONCERT.
Il AT THE
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL,
Maryland Avenue, near Ae Cap,Ol Ga' dsm.
The .udersisned respectfully informs the public
M NEsPHY d Y sad 1 EVENINGS WI VI et ssr IL:
coucsrts at Capitol Garden are oossd, part Of ths
Marine Yaud wilt give. . 8. and Promsnsds Concert
at the sbove named place. Choice Rsfrsshmsnts
constantly on hand. So The Garden will be beau.
JOHN BECK,
Jy 2s-lm Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
RAAkNA1 Raeas,

The following are the rates at which banke
and brokers are buying and selling gold n
silyer-the legal tender notes being the stan
ard:
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

COALi COALi COALi
1 have now ON hand large supply Of all kinds u
COAL suitable for general family use would Call
especial attention 70 some genuine LEHlGH Fu h
MACE COAL, costing little more at purchase, but
ohsapeat In the end, being hrn and durable
All Coal thoroughly prepared before deliver,
WIN NJ GALT
2a2 Pa. avenue, Jetwreu
aug T-6t Eleventh and Twelfth stretts
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
Buying.

The Farmers and Aerchsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes of the denOmina,
tion Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
THE wAsHINarOn vARiETIkS

Admission, 9s oents Orchestra Chairs, 90 osuts
Doors open, N Performance, sS O'Clock
au II
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
n OvEhNmEkT SALE OF
u CONDE mN n u sIOh hS
WANTS.

VNTANTED-A pleasant room with board Must
w Be near the Post Office Department Addre-.
B. F. NJ, City Post Once, stating terms
1o-fts
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

NOTICE OF: MpRTG AGE SALE
nEFAUEr has been, made in tho condition
* * Ola mortgage dated September 30th, 1887,
made. executed and delivered by L. D. Hart to
NPi!ah Hard, and duly reeorded-in the Office or
Ky"i>t:r Of Deeds III aiid FIR Goodhue couR' =,
minnesota, on tha "a day OF October, A; %.
1927. in book " Prof Mortgages. on pages l457
nlEl 45s, which meirtgage IS upon the following
described lands, sitnatgd iilsaid Goodhue count-F
tyrto wit: The sonth schst' Quarter OF the north
cast quarter, ana twenty Hcres off Of the south
side Of !he north half tie north east quarter
of'scc'ion twenty six, in township one hundTed
AMI nine 1893 ynoftf, of range number sixteen
llb) ana was given to secure the payment Of
;tile promlssory note Uf LID Hart, ated'SepI
ltenibcr 30, 1877; for the sum Of three hundred
a'''1 thirty-eghs dollars ard fifty three cents:
payable to the said AbiJah Hard or bearer:
and due on the stlitdav ofSeptember, 1884,. sn
"ezAn nd whereas there is now due on said note
the sum OF S437, 7,9l~VOi and no suit or proceed
rug at law or otherwise las been instltated to
rocoVer the same or any part thereof. Il. or
NOW, therefore, noticeis hereby given that
by virture- ofa power ,of, sale contained in said
mortgage, and Pursuant t. the statute in such
case lnadeand proYiued ,satl mortgage will Be
t9rcc loscd, and siid .mortgaged premises viii
pe sol at public auction by the Sheriff Of said
county, at the frort door Of the Court House ID
the City Of Red Wing. in said county, on the
18th day Of January 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to satisfy the amount chat shall then 5e due on
said note and mcrtgage did the costs aud cx-
pnnscs Of said safe. DateI Red Wing, Novem1
bSr 18th, 1862. On !" "a RBIJAH HARD, ;" =.
vTnl7W7 =" }" '' Mortgagee. D..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

. am now in the market, purchasing Furs
Of al kinds, for which ! will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
HFurs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upoR me before selling
them to other parties. as fee. confident !
can make it an object for them to bring their
pe'tr'es to me. am boun1 to buy, so there
IS no use q! talking. Don't sell until have
chance to make an offer. !, L. kELLr. ,
go. v7u19mS @.' ,.1 S7s.':sss1s - -, ,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
NOTICE.

y. The weekly meetings Of the Ladies So
djers' Aid Society, will be held hereafter on
Wednesday Of each week, at 10 oc,oek \.
" :, at the Court House.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

DRS. JACKSON. HERBERT & co.. Pro-
Iprictors Of the National Dispen:ary, establish
Cd Cincinnati. o.; JAN. y, 80: cure all private
diseases with unexa,npled rapidity. We gar
/ antce to c9rs Gonorrlea; elect, SyphiIlis: I'm:
potency, Nocturnal Elnissons: or self Abuse,
D1uRNAL Emissions, Female Com mIlants. IN
short. every possible form and variety OF SaXti-
lar Disease. Dures ra,id. thorough and per
,tancnt, and fees moderate. Send ior'our Cir
/ }cular-FIFTEES large SIN. by II in: letter
pages. OF varied, valuable ard INTERESTING
matter. Also, a Circular intended for ladies
fonlv. ...'''
! DR.. Jackson's Female rills-onc dollar per
boN-sESD FOR CIRCULAR.
DR.. JacHson's Oe!entul Tiniment q great
invi.oratur OF Genital Organs SEND FOR Cir
CvLAE. 49,
| Special written Rorlics, we}lsealcd sent with
the Circular, without charge. One Of tho
lchcarcct N st interesting and important DO oks
lever l:.!lShcd. 300 pages Too cngravings !. he
Mountain Of Light, or Mvlicul Protector and
Mar,ia~c Gui-c, al,vl &n Explicit Key to Love
and Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY +, reals
various subjects never .be'oro fully explained
in amy pcl'ular work in the English l.nyuag GO
Price 10 cts. az ono cent stamp, or three tol
one dollar and three cent stamps. Fully dos
crhcl IN Circular, WHICH every young Ina,
should have. W hellcr >ich or we'll. 1r....
! Medicine with Instructions, sent promptly t.
any par: OF the country.' T. Consultations oonl:
OF the bi<pcns;ry, No, l37 Sycamore st. Z
o. Box NJ. 49,
nlji D.r :. 'n2.1v
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

unscdeemed and upon. whicl
IL delinquent taxes ofthe year 1859 and pre-
.vious years remained unpaid OIL the first Aa,
Of November. 4. y. 1852, and forfeited to tn,
State under the provisions Of an act entit!e.
= AN Act in relation tothe REDEEM p,ion OF land
sold for taxes and relating to taxes and to,
sales, approved Marchllth A. D. 1862. ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31

SuLDlEus AID CoNNlrrEE. Mr.. Hancock
has called upon as and denied having writ
Yen the article in the r. RpuN con to which
wo referred last week. or any knowledge
thereof, so Of course, we take back all we
S nd in relation to him personally.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
LIVERY AND EXCHANGE.

and Boarding st@bae
fa's strest, betre4n faa'ta &. FJaa strs.ts,
ssnss N,uncso,a.a 'y.4u y
The suhscriber has leased the old stand
~ formerly sused2by W. S. Grow. and has
the best stocked ssshlsswess OF the Miss;ss;p~:.
River. To pleasure seekers or travellers / can q
inrnisl AS good Turn Oats" as the eoyurty )
affords. @s - - &a TsS "a -
ni5:vs.sfa "a ~ % j. F. WRIGuT, 81
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION :
THE firm Of G. II. a. f. L. BAKER is This
day dissof zssiby mutual consent Edward
l. Baker having purchased the interest, u,
Chas. Ii: baker. the business will Discontinued
aS harsoso-e unaer the name Of E. l. Baker,
who assumes all The liabilities au., adjusts ali
the unsessisd business OF the gssa firm, ssf >
@# 3& - sS@s G. H.ERAkER. .
- ~ ~ Z. L. BAKER.
Red Wias. Des. ssh, lssa. m~-, ,-.,: 9
hslerIny - The aaase / taxa uTeasa-e In
'saeEsas snT si,ariss - our tera.sr fr,sntss t.r
past iasers. and, With renewed a.ssranrs al
NJ best ssssnsioa to their interests ia vise !
eoassnliaaee OF ssssis patronage. assisas ear
serve ssassa - sssssssssssas.ahiys. 81 ably G - a~.e
80 -s-T-s-s Sse<siss ssf.ssty.S -, 80 =
~ wpe ~ ne - =. Assss%T sa4F%T a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-31
LIST OF LANDS ,

4 LARGE lot Of New Hams for sale chear
lAat .xa .g-us @. BUNCH g. co.'s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28
",ceass thh oopvsrAi ,iou ard 1 shall f~s,. /.

all" N :. = y
IL can but hope yod will think differently of
y after time, he said; II cannot entirely re-
hnduish hope Of thi' great happiness.
Iben you mwt not come here any more"
Clara answered abruptly; ~ cannot be sub
jcctcd 70 these scenes, have enough to endure
~ it is
He rose from bis chair and walked towards
the door, thea no paused and locked back, a. IL
believing that she would bid him return-she
would have forgotten everything connected with
him left to her own thoughts. Her head sank
upon her bosom, the defiant light faded from
her eyca A. expression Of keen pain, hopeless
Rud enduring, cfept about her mouth.
Clara, Mrs An icrsor, - he said.
She raised her head forced herself into com.
rcsure, and turned towards him " show that sho
Etard MS words.
" You will not give ore airy hope7,
! have nune " give
"W,ll you think Of my cfrer, and may leone
again for your answer =
No; We cannot speak Of tlis again
another effort On your part 10 renew IL will end
our Ecquain ance forever
lie bowed and went cut Of the house, touched
10 the h,art no doubt but 80 many angry feel
inlt struggled under his uan, that Il would
have been difficult 10 tell which emotion was
k senost.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Determination of the e1th.

"eicarn ha,o-ders have been is5gcl:gr
he reorganization Of the 8lth Regiment.
The order was issued in August last, priri
to the time first fixed for the commence
ment Of drafting, and those enlisting in
this regiment will therefore be entitled to
ell the government bounties and advance
allowol TO regiments authorized prior
TO thepcs;o6 fixed for drafting, have
good reason 70 believe that that gallant
young officer. Capt. Il. R. Case, will be
the Colonel Of the S4tl under the new Or
g~anizatiou- This would certainly be az
appointments most eminently fit 20 be
made, on account of personal popularity
and military capacity and experience
have no doubt that the S4th will FL
up with i rush.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
District Assessors.


Il. 7. Bv5ee. Esq, Of Portage County,
who has been appointed Assessor for thi.
Congressional District, has subdivided the
District, ana appointed Deputy Assessors
to each sub-district. The divisions and
appointments fer Trumbull County are
a follows:
No. lo-Weatheis6eli, Rowland, Liberty,
Assistant Assessor, Hiram T. Mason,
Of Weathersfield. P. .. Address,
Niles, Trumbull Co., o.
No. ll-Newton, Lordstown, BraceVille and
Southington, Assistant Assessor, Uri
n Merwin, ofNewton, @. address,
Newton Falls.
No. l2-Warren, Champion and Bazetta, As
sistant Assessor, Jacob II. Baldwin,
of Warren.
No. l3-Vienna, Brookfeld, Fowler and
Hartford-Assistant Assessor-Smith
Scoville, of Vienna.
No. l4Gustavus, Kinsman, Vernon, John
ston and Green-Assistant Assessor,
Harvey Stephenson, Of Gustavus.
No l5-Farmington, Mesopotam!a, Bristol
and Mecca-Assistan Assessor, A. D.
kibbee, Of Pennington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Ciuzens' Drill

Oar citizens generally shut az their bus
ines houses At 5. P. NJ. each day, and
perform military duty on the Public
Square. Col. 0pdycke has been putting
scores Of them through various eyolutiors
the past week. Some Of them seem TO
take % it pretty naturally, while others
don't. Those who have never posted
themselves as 10 Inch IS their right and
which their left side, are liable 10 he
laughed at By the rest Of the squad, when
they attempt the facings, &C. Or course
it IS unmilitary to laugh, but when one
citizen treads on another citizens heels,
and the long-heeled citizen trips, STUN
bles and strikes q weak spined citizen cit
izen between the shoulders with his head,
the critical outsiders will make some very
Uncomplimentary remarks, and have fun
at the expense of the aforesaid patriotic
citizens. The only remedy for this laugh
ing evil is for the commanding officer to
declare the Public Square under martial
from 5 TO c, P. II, and court-martial
ali yiolators.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Death OF Rev. c. B. Hawkins.

The family Of Rev. GAYLORD B. HAwEI=s,
late Chaplain of the I'd Ohio Cavalry, re-
ceiTed the sad intelligence, on Sunday
last, of his decease, in Kansas, from an at
tack of fever. Mr.. Hawkins wa well
known in this section, and very highly
esteemed as a nan and talented minister
of the gospel. His death viii be lament
cd by all who knew him. He, ike thou
sands OF other brave and true men has
yielded his life on the altar Of duty 70 his
God and Country.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
obituary.-Wm. I. IfeClu.g.

Among those who fell at the battle Of
Culpepper, was Dur fellow soldier. VIM.
b. McClurg, of Co. H., It'll 0. Rect. He
was the first Of our number who fell. and
was killed BY a shell. early in the engage
men:. He Wa among the first who re-
sponded to U country's call, and man
fully endured all the privations and sal-
erings to which I gallant 7lh have Loen
exposed. He took part in all the battles
IN which we have been engaged, and was
wounded a. Winchester, but continued
TO Ill his place in the ranks. AIways
ready and wiling to perform every SOL
dierly duty assigned him, he was a kind
and afectionate companion, and ne all
0 his loss, from "a ranks. as we.
would a brother. He was a noble. true
American, and no drawer soldier eyer
marched into the field Of battle.
Long cherished, be the neu5-v
VI patriots, true and brave.
who molly fought. and bled, aud dic9
Oar Couatry's rights 10 save.
70 marble marks their distant erayez
Bat in our God We trust,
That He, WAC called their seirits Lo7,
HIn guard their precious dust.
ANExBER or Tzz 7TH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24

UMBRELLAS AND TRYELING
~ BAGS. NEW YORK STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
The State Far.

The State Fais, held at Cleveland, was
hugely attended both by visitors ana ex-
hib!tors. The show Of cattle was exceed
ingly fine, there being q large number,
of the best quality the same may also
be said Of sheep and swine. There we're
many fine horsel-and some fast trottiDg
and pacing. Among those from this ccun-
ty were Mr.. Thompson's Excelsior, and
Mr.. Fees Country Boy, and Honest Jane;
the two latter won races.
The display Of green house plants N
Floral Hall, vas splendid. Fine Art Hall
had a lew hne specimens Of paintings, but
the number OF these wss small Of Agr;-
cultural implements, there were many
and of the best. In the Mechanical and
Machinery Department., the specimens
were very good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Mza. lEesger,s lew Goods.

The ladies-who are the more CONNIE,
tent judges in such matters-are heapinc
praises on the very choice and beautiful
of Millinery goods just brought
on by Mrs. Messer for the fall trade
Mrs. NJ. never fails to exercise good taste
and judgment in purchasing goods, and
her rooms exhibit just now an extensive
and rich profusion Of the most
beautiful styles Of ladies' bonnets, hats.
and head trimmings generally. Mrs. N.
has a complete establishment, and we
trust she may be literally patronized.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Tho i25th Regiment

The Rezimsntal Commute IL th5 I25tl
regiment met il Cieveland on Tuesday,
and nominated Z. B. Taylor To- Lieuter.
SIT Colonel, and George L. Wood for Ma.
joF. The Portage and Summit county
men claimed Mr.. Taylor as their mar,
and urged his nomination. The Ge4usa
men brought forward the name of Capt.
Wood and insisted on his appointment.
With three such mon as Col. Opdycke,
Lieut.. Col. Taylor, and Maj. Wood, Tie
125th Will Do 4 model regiment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Pelsgraphio.

The telegraph line TO this place, il al
most wholly occupied by the railroad COM
paDy, contractors, &C., in communicating
business dispatches, so that it is Of little
advantage rs a medium of general news.
The line not being occupied on Sunday,
By railroad business, arrangements have
been made for obtaining dispatches on
that day, when matters of much impor-
lance occur at the seat of war.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Quick Work.

the abatments and pier FOR the 4. {
6. ". R. R. Bridge over the Mahoning
river, at this place were completed on
Saturday last. The bridge and trestle
work will soon be up. The grading, in this
vicinity. viii also soon be completed. The
work is progressing with a degree ofspeed
unprecedented in railroad building in this
country. It IS not improbable that the
cars Will be running 70 this place in ninety
days hence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
The 3fth Regiment.

This regiment Of three months men
was mustered out Of service last week, at
Camp Delaware, and Capt. Cases Compa-
ny arrived home At this place on Satur-
day evening last, all il coed health and
fine spirits. Their arrival was hailed By
a salute Of artillery, and the warm greet
ings Of r~ejoiced friends. Their three
months experience in Uncle Sans SER
vice will be a memorable era in their
lives, and Z We trust neither they or
their friends viii ever have TO re-
greet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
4 Gcod Suggestion.

1t has been suggested that Warren o.
fers many important facilities as a point
for the location Of = railroad CIR manufac-
tory. Perhaps it would DO well Cor Cur
citizens 10 think about the matter, and
lose no time in initiating proper steps 70
secur so desirable an acquisition to the
industry Of the place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Improvements.

Main Street Is being considerably i'm
proved this season, q number o fine brick
buildings being now ii COURSE Of erection.
u1 the east side OF the street, Mr.. B.
Cranage, DR.. D. B. Woods, andthe Nessrs.
Smiths & McCombs are putting up four
line three story bricks. On the vcs, side
Gen. McClain is erecting 8 splendid two
story stone front banking Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
FAIR.

! - -1A4-4d T uAE-
The Township Fair held at the centre
Of Brookfeld. on Monday and Tuesday OF
last week. was a success far exceeding the
expectations OF the Managers. The dis
;rac;ed condition of the country. and the
extraordinary labors imposed on the &C
tive men o. the several townships, on nc
coun; Of military necessities, left but lit
tie Encouragement to hope that attention
would be giyen to agricultural exhibitions.
But the people have not lest ali interest in
the more peaceful pursuits Of life. The
fair held a: Brookfeld was not behind
lie efforts o: the sane Society in other
years. in ;he number and quality Of the
entries. There were fine specimen Of
cattle, horses, sheep md swine. Owing
tc the impression having Obtained 20
some extent tha: the fair would not be
held this year, there was not the usual
preparation made fer the exhibition Of
domestic .nau0ctares or the fnc arts
The show Of vegetables ~ quite rea2ec-
table.
The trotting exercises on the track, in
the afternoon, seemed TO be the chief at
traction of the day.
i band OF martial music, consisting of
ffers, eight tenor drunmers and
four bass drammers, from Mercer county,
Pa, furnished capital music FOR the coca
sion.
The exhibition, as a whole, vas 4 plesl-
ant affair, and afforded a fine days social
intercourse and recreation 20 the ~intelli-
gent and prosperous people Of the thriving
rural districts in the Brookfeld region.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
SALE.
Deu&Recd.
In Trum. Com. Pleas.

vs. In lrum. Com nlaaS
Porter R. Friend e. al.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued on: Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull County, Ohio,
IN the asove case, Twill expose TO public sale on
Saturday the 27thdny ofSepteInber 1859
at the south dsor Of the Court House in Warren in
said County, aud between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4
II and 1 O'Clock P il OF said day, the following des-
erlbed real estate, 10 wit: situate in said County Of
Trumbull and State Of Ohio, and also IL the town
ship Of Mecca, and designated on q plat of lots laid
out by Daniel Derr, George II. Reed 81 Isaac Trox-
ell, by ITS number being one, and bounded on til.
cast by lands of-Si0W, on the west By lot No. p
on the north by lot No. Z, and on the south BIZ lands
Of Siow. Appraised at Sl2 per acre.
Terms Cash. JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Aug z, ls6l.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
No. Foaad Xet

The man founi II GoSaen, about the
4th Of July last. whose singular death was
noticed, a few weeks sinoe, VIC are IN
formed was not Mr. George King, Of Yer
non, wko disappeared aLout sA~t time.
and has not been heard ci yet. Any one
that can furnish any :-n.orm-tlon c"nce.-
ming him, viii contes d great L4.or by
writing . S. King. Vernon, Trum5uA Co.,
Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Town and County.

~.,-
Crowding 20 the Fair.
The Aahoning RI. took in Is car load.
passengers on wednesday morning 70 Tho
State Fair II Cleveland. The Mahouina
VALLEY once and a while rours out 2 Big
uds .. population, when il gets IN e
warming mood.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-24
Notice

The Gentleman that borrowed IN over
coat from the Bar-Room OF the National
House a few days since, viii be suitably
rewarded by the subscriber BY returning
the same soon.
Also, That Boy d0Oa torn. that found q
gold pen on the table in the Rail Road
Office viii find tie owner by calling at
said Office and save trouble for himself.
Il. ". COOK.