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The Union schools

The usual examinations viii commence
on Tuesday next, 10th inst. All who feel
an interest in the success of the schools.
and the progress of their children, are re-
quested to attend as often as they can
make arrangements to do so. As this is
the close of the first term OF our new
Superintendent. Mr.. Colwell, it IS but
justice to him that parents and others
interested. should examine for them
selves, the result of his labor thus far,
and by a manifestation of their interest,
him in his labors in the future.
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Personal.


Captain H G. StFatt0p. Of e l9th Ohio
Regt., was home on a short visit the pas;
week. The Captain looked as though he
stood the bard fare of campaign life pref
ty we'll. We believe he returned to Ten
aessee GA yesterday. We hope he may go
through his dangerous duties safely, and
return again to the many friends he has
left behind him.
Lieut.. Brooks, of the 24th4ohio. has
been home for several days. The Lieut.,
Ee regret to say, is not in the best OF
health, bat we trust he viii soon recuper-
ate and be himself again. The 24:h boys
all say Brooks is a "bully soldier" and al
ways at his post.
Lieut.. W. II. Osborn, also paid US a fly
ing visit last week. He enlisted in the
l05th, was transferred to a Battery form
ed from the Regiment. (which was dis
banded after the Perryville fight and
is now acting as Brigade Quartermaster.
He looks hearty. and reports the Trum-
bull boys generally in good condition.
DIR. n. C. Woodwork, ofthis place, now
Surgeon Of the 5lst Ohio, was one of a par
ty captured not long since by the notori-
Gus rebel guerrilla chief Morgan. We are
glad to learn that the DIR. was soon releas-
ed, and returned in safety to his regiment.
Mr.. W. H. Elwell, a Chronicle printer,
dropped in to see Us Monday evening
He is just from Hilton Head, and exhib-
SIS no SYMPTOMS of an encounter with yell
low Jack. He reports Mrs. T. D. Gage in
good health, and earnestly engaged in her
mission.
Mr.. ], J. EIwell returned 20 Cleveland
last week. He was quite low for some
time with yellow fever, but has nearly re-
covered lis efficiency and capacity has
been rewarded by his appointment as
chief Qu-artermaster of the Department
under the late Gen. Mitchell, with the
rank of Colonel. LsilseEmt 80
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CHERRIES SALE.
Hannah s. Thorpel

Hannah s. Thorpel
vs. Pin Trumbull COm. Pleas.
John Hutchins ct all
By virtue of an alias order of sale issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull county,
Ohio, in the above case. 1 shall expose to public
sale on H-
Saturday the Sd day OF january, 1858,
at the south door Of the Court house in Warren. in
said county and betWe n the hours of 10 o'clock A.
n. and 4 O'elOek P. \. Of said day. the following real
estate 10 wit: beginning at the north east corner of
Lucien Rice's land in lot No. 4S. in Greene town
ship in said county. thence west on the north line
of said Riee's land to the south east corner Of the
Plaintiffs II acre lot, thence north on the east
boundary of the II acre lot - chains and AZ links
To the north east corner of the said II acre lot, be-
ing IA point 10 the south boundary line OFF. &. Cases
lying within said original lot No. Is. thence east on
said south line of j. L. Cases land, to the southeast
corner of the same. and thence south ON the east
line of said lot IS TO the first bound. containing hfy
six acres and 81 100 of an acre of land. according 10
the survey of the 20 acre tract made by j. K. Burn
ham, May Is, 1858. Apprais d at SO per acre un-
der former writ. Terms cash.
}. G.. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. Warren. Dec. Sd, ls62.
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Revenue Stamps.

.H - ITT. W..
Messrs. T. j. McLain & Son, Bankers
of this place, have made arrangements to
supply Trumbull County with such Reve-
nue. Stamps as the public will require. for
the tranactisn of business, under the new
Tax Law.
They have NOW on hand stamp, for
Agreements, Bank Checks and Drafts. In
land Exchange and Notes. Express. Bonds,
Certificates, Contracts. Deeds, Insurance,
Leases, Mortgages, Powers OF Attorney,
Probate of Wills. Protests, Warehouse Re-
ceipts. Writs &c. Others daily expected.
The public viii bear in mind that a. those
stamps can now be proucred, all docu-
ments requiring such, hereafter issued
without them. are worthless in law.
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Skating

A number of juveniles have already
commenced this f~aEorite amusement, the
weather for q few days past, having been
decidedly favorable for the formation oil
ice. Great care should be taken, however.
until the ice is perfectly solid. especially
by those who exercise on skates aztec
dark. A spirit of recklessness and daring
which manifssts itself in ventures on
thin ice, often prevails, which frequently
leads to a cold bath, if not to more seri-
Gus consequences.
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30 barrels best sweet and pure Strats's Oil.
WAX. PEGS i co.
A t MeCOnneIFs Shoe q Leather Store, Main Street.
Webs lock
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s.&G..w.R R. r

The extreme cold of the past week,
would have been a serious obstacle to the
progress of the work under ordinary
hands; but nothing seems TO daunt the
energies of those having the matter IN
charge. The bridge over Mosquito Creek
is nearly completed, and about n a
half miles of the track is laid in that Vi,
cinity. The track is also laid from the
west to the bridge across the Mahoning,
and the whistle of the locomotive mingles
its tunes with those on the C. Il NJ. r. K.
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The Press SGPPRHssED-Tbe Daily
Wheeling Press has for some time been
one of the worst aida to treason in Wes-
tern Virginia, 1t is the organ of Senator
CArlile. who has betrayed the Free State
interests of his constituents, and is better
fitted 20, a Senator at Richmond than
Washington. So vile has the Press be-
come. that the brave and loyal Gen. Mil
roy has entirely suppressed its circulation
within the lines of his command Its
reasonable ours should kill it dead.
-U,VsLand Herald.
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The Home Journal.

BY reference to the prospectus of the
"Home Journal for 1868" which We publish
IN another column, twill be seen that in adj
dition to ordinary inducements 10 sub
scribe for this ever valuable and welcome
vi>ito. to the ires,de, will be added the
regular contributions of Theodore S. Fay,
one of the very best of American writers.
The reputation of the Home journal IS so
well established that it is needless to say
any thing in its praise. 1t is unique
and has no competitor.
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EGAL NOTICE.
To Alkaline Bradley. Eliza Newton and Har-
riet Shurtlih, Of Portage county, Ohio, and Sally
A. Button, of the State of Michigan, and Lydia
Proser, of the State Of Illinois, heirs of Harriet
PrOser, decd, one of the heirs at law Of Foster
WhitfOrd and Sally Whitford both deceased:
You are hereby notified that 5. W. Richmond as
administrator of the estates OF Foster Mhitford
and Sally WhitfOrd. decd, filed his petition on the
10th day Of November, 1856. in the Probate Court
of TTumhall county, Ohio, alleging that the per-
sonal estates of said decedents are neither of them
sufficient to paw their respective debts, and the
charges Of administering their estates. That they
died seized of, and owning in common, q FIVE acre
tract of land. situate in about the centre Of lot No.
q. of the township of Braeeyills, in the county OF
TFUpbpll and State of Ohio, and bounded on the
east By q ave acre tIa0t Of lanAthHped by Milton
Palmer, north Ly lands oWned BIZ Rliab w. Bos-
WORTH west by lands Of Charlotte Richmond. and
south by highway. That David =, Whittord. Ada
line Bradley, Eliza Newton, Harriett ShuTtlif. Sal
~ A. Button and Lydia Proser, as the heirs at law
Of said Foster and Sally Whitford, deed, hold the
next estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale of said
premises entire, and that the proceeds thereof. may
be equally divided and applied to the payment Of
the debts and charges against said estates respect
tTely. Said petition will be for hearing on the 9th
:. ", RICHMOND, Admir- of
Nov. %. lS62-4W Foster j Sally Whitford, dee.
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Town and County.


Woodi Woodti
Those of our subscribers who design to
nav their dues to this Office in wood, are
requested to deliver it before the wealth
er eompels US to make other arrange
meats for q supply. We want some n0p.
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Stamp your

Revenue Stamps of the following de-
nominations, now on hand and for sale at
the Chronicle 0fics: o.
Promissory Notes, 5, 10 and 80 cts,
Deed, so cts, Mortgage, 50cts.. Lease, 50
cts, Original Process, so cts, Agreement,
5 cts, Warehouse Receipts, 25 cts, Pow
er of Attorney, 25 cts, Fire Insurance. Is
cts, Life Insurance, rs cts, Certificate, 2
and s cts, Foreign Exchange. 2 and 5 cts,
Bank Check, 2 cts, Express, / and 2 cts,
Telegraph l and 3 cts, Proprietary, l.
and 3 cts,
C. A. ADAMS.
Deputy Collector.
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United States Licences Ready for
Delivery.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF 1NTERNAL
REYESuE, WARREN, Dec. 10th 1862.
All persons in Trumbun County, subject
to the payment ola U. S. License Tax are
hereby notified that such tax has now be-
come due, and payable. The licenses
have been issued by the Collector for the
18th District. and are ready for delivery,
at this Office.
Only Emitted States or Ohio Money re-
ceived. f1
go C. A.ADAMs,
Deputy Collector.
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AnWehh,s Gan.

This "Wednesday evening, Prof. Sands
gives an entertainment in Nec-omancy,
Ventriioquism, &c. The Prot, was in
Cleveland last week, and entertained
large audiences in Brainard's Hall. The
Cleveland papers speak well of the per
formasees. and lovers of fan should be
GA hand. ilt
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C. A. ADAMS,
Deputy Collector
To Coal Oil Refiners, Brewers and
Distillers-

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
REVENUE, WARREN. Dec. 10th 1862 ]
Coal Oil Refners, Brewers and Distil-
Iers are requested to complete their
monthly accounts for September, October
and November without delay. and make
returns directly 70 his Office. Failure to
comply with this notice within ten days
will subject the parties to the penalties o.
the law. sd
All manufacturers must make returns Il
the Assessor for the months of September,
October and November within the sams
time and pay the amount due on same at
this Office.
Only United States or Ohio nonsy re-
ceived.
CA. ADAMS.
Collector for Trumbull County.
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CUSTOM Work.

Best style made to pEdeE. from sehiId's kid boo
tee. to a mans sewed nc Boot.
4. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET.
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
ever before in this market. We do not ask you to
come and buy, but come and let US show you the
goods and prices. and if wedO not save you ~ pr et
on what you pay us cash for. we viii stop the works
and go as Uncle Sons boys Away down South in
Dixie" to fight secesh.
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Persons at a Distance

Can order any of Howe's Improved
Sewing Machines, with confidence. to be
sent by express, to pay on delivery.
Send for a Descriptive Pamphlet If
Machines. Prices, ETC., to ID. N. Somer-
vile, 10 Superior ST., Cleveland, o. 2w*
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Arri4al and Departure of Mails
p0sT-OFFICE. warren. o.. !
March N 1872. J

POST-OFFICE. harreh-O--
~Flf|IE March %. lS2-
yoUNGsToWN. DarLY-Arrives $50 P n; leaves
CLEVELAND. DAmY-Arrives nEis 4 n; ieaVes
SALEM D1rLY-Arrives Z P n; leayes6AH
OH DTGGINGS, DALY-Arrives IL AN; leaves :
rSHARaN-Arives Tues, Thurs and Sat
NJ. lsayes same days at l:30 P NJ
WEST GREENVILLE-Arriyes Mon, Wed ano
Fridays at P n: leaves Tues, Thurs and cat
Observation-Disclosures Mos. Wsd and Fridays
at1TA n: leaves same days att ?
NORTH BLOOMFIELD-Arriyes Mon, he9 ana
FRIDAYS at P n; leaves Tues. Thurs ana SAT
urdays at s A n. p=-ED
FARMINGTON-Arriyes Wed and fridays arc
NJ. leaves Tues and Thursdays az A =;
HANT0N DUCK CREEK, HANNASSlLLS6e-
Arrives Friday 5 P N; leaves TUESDAY 3i5OA n:
RAVENN6-Arrives Mon, Wed. and Fridays, al
4P N: leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays
a. Mails which leave at or before 5 A II are closed
<he nreeedinQ Eve, at 9 P n. All others are closed
aalf an hour previous to their departure;
SiAh q. M. PATCH. y. VI.
Ne drop letters delivered unless prepaid
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Internal Revenue stamps.

have received a supply of all kinds of
United States Revenue Stamps which
nave yet been issued, and shall constantly
keep them for sale at my Book Store.
GEORGE ADAMS.
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/ AIDES Hats and Caps, of all kinds
L. kept constantly on hand aRd for sale at
MRS KINGS
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Annual Cylopedia and Register
Important Events for 1871

ZThe attention of our readers is called
ta=the prospectus of this valuable work,
which win be found in another column.
This country is making history rapidly,
and the year 1861 will form. an impor-
tant era in the future annals of the United
States.
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R
EXPRESS.

49, II -&E
On and after Monday. NovemberH Il, 1862. trains viii
run rs follows; -
Leaves Youngstown at 100, A n; Warren at T:.ss A
\. and arrives st Cleveland at lOt2, An
Leaves Cleveland at $3.50 P n; Warren al oO' .
and arrives st 7 Youngstown at 6:5O NJ
as#EA NAIL
deaxes Cleveland at us A N; Warren at L:S4 \
and arrives All YOUNGSTOWN at l2:55 P n.
Leaves YOUNGSTOWN at 26 P n; warren ato;lo IN
and arrives at Cleveland st 7:S0 P N
Superintendents Office. CHAS.L dODES
Cleveland. November, 1867 SnperihUeAueh'
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ron PRINTING

tatast STILES of type. TO our assortment OF JOB
Printing material, we are prepared to execute 10
ne hest manner, the different varieties OF ram
and Fancy Printing
.5ar.ss Cards Certificates, Labels,
Business Cards, Check Books, Manlfests'
Rank Checks. Colorei Printing, Notes,
R;lIs of Lsding, Drafts, programmes
AL fSckefs. Form Books, Receipts, g.
Bianks. all kinds, Handbills, Snow Bills
In fact everything done in the shape OF PRINT
ing. at prices that cannot fail TO sun, ana VIII
d:s,sseb We keen constantly ON hand a good
sasortment of Cards and Fine Stationery, from
which those in want Of Printing can select
Justfces' and COnstabIes' Blanks.
Hgrronfee MORTGAGE and QHif-CGim Deeds, SHA-
mons, Executions. SHbpoHos, ETC,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Nov. 26. lS62-iv
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L LIBERAL Discount made to the
IL Trade, As usual, MRS. KING.
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BLOWERS and RIBBONS of new
and desirable patterns aRd oelors at
MRS. KING'S.
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GRAPE AND BLACK SILK SHAMLS.
BRoCHE AND 6hES ShHM In; q
NEW YORK STORE
'DiCH DRESS SILKS,
III SMALL FIGURED SILKS
SMALL CHECKED SILKS,
- SUMMER SILKS F0ULARDS
Black Silks lower then ever
..45. NEW YORK STORE.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
u TwILLED CLOTHS. ENGLISH D0EsKIN
FANCY CASSIMERES, for men and boys wear
In Wooden Goods we challenge eomPeqHlies9 TIoRv
DEADY MADE CLOTHIFG.-A
IO large stock, including all qualities Of Liner
NEW YORK STORE.
TARPETING.-All grades from q
" shilling stripe, to Royal Wilton. We keep
the largest stock in the county, and sell the cheapest.
NEW YORK STORE.
-L1-LE
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
Il In great variety. NEW YORK STORE.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, TRIM
IL MINGS. RIBBONS. Also French Artifsials
and Bridal Wr'aih' of 'urp SsW sY RsfHsy STORE.
CKELETON SKIRTS.
y Brady's TIP ToP"lO Hoops, Also Skirt
Supporter NEW YORK sfOEH.
EMBROIDERED Lace aud Muslin
IL CURTAINS. Rich Gilt Shades for 81
O ~ IN NEW YORK STORE.
DLACK SILKS" Bischoff" 4
ID Bonuai" the best in USE.
NEW YORK STORE
ERENCH CHINTZ PRINTS
IL Also Merrimae and Cocheco.
FASHIONABLE HATS = Broad
way Style-alsO Soft Hats and Fur Caps for
men and boys. NEW YORK STORE
=
.I.E.
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IT AIDES and Misses Nets, and al
IL most every thiRs usually kept in a Millinery
Store. at MRS KINGS
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Western Reserve Chronicle
FRRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Dae D0Har dad fVts Cents. IN adDaaeei Too Dol
LsTSsH pau1seHf as not saade an adpsRee.@ No pa
PER discontinued until all arreaTages are paid ex-
eept at the Option of the publishers
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sw sw sn

Rates of Advertising,
ss- Tweire lines equal to one inch in space, make
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Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots to
Rent,
Three Small Farms to Sell.

Inquire at McCOnnell's
SHOE i LEATHER STORE.
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SPR Nc and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

embra ng Dress Goods in great variety, Fancy
Goods, Carpets, Domestics. Clothing, Boots and
Shoes. Croekery, Wall Paper, Groceries. etc., etc.
We were in market at q very favorable time, and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices as
los 81 ever. We shall give but short credits, and
shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to READY
A Buyers.
We shall be in market to buy any amount of good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely as agreed. but shall
be dOlca on SKINNED and worthless trash.
Weshall always pay the highest market price for
good butter and io1oer prices for common and inferi-
or, believing that Dairynen should be encouraged
to make the best.
Warren. Apr q, ~. a.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
~ Is hereby given to the Creditors
Of Patch 4 0pdyeke. that = dividend of if
teen per cent has been declared spon the claims
Reed. Jameson 4 Co., in Warren. o., on and after
the Goth Of December. 1861.
B. p. JAMhb0N,1
Dec. 5. Is 2-2w II. B. TAYLOR. As~snees-
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Dissolution.

Is hereby given to the Creditors of Aldrieh 4
Beach that q dividend Of fifteen per cent. has been
declared upon the claims allowed against said firm,
payable at the office Of the undersigned, on and
after the 10th December, A. d. 1862.
Warren. o., Nov. 2.-2H.
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WARREN, O.. Dee. s..Is6a.

Mrs. Oliver, nonresident of the
41 Village of warren, Yo1areh hereby notified
% build a sidewalk on the south side of your lot
No..4, on Liberty Street. Quinby Plat. Warren. ..
said walk to be four feet wjae. made OF oak plank,
not less than 1B inches thick. nor more than 8
inches wide fastened to three bearers, Is by 4
ineheO with iron spikes. said plank to be laid cross
wise. You are required to build said walk BY the
10Th Of January. 1858, in default Of which, the
Street Commissioner Is authorized to proceed and
lay down said walk. and charge the same to said
lot. By order Of the Town Council.
JOHN BRIDLE,
Dee 3. lS6e4w Street Commissioner.
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TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
In great variety. NEW YORK STORE.
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Advertisements nl under contract, must be mark
ed fhe length Of time desired, or they viii be
Continued and charged foF until ordered out
Snecisl Notices. and extra displayed Advertise
ments, 50 per cent more.
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for mvar1aoiy
in advance. .i ,.1 n
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra Tor Dis
%solntion and other Notices, net connected with
sasnsss fsris. not exceeding 3 lines, Sl,O0a line
ser wear. each additional line, IS cents.
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FIFTY BUILDING LOTS.

For sale. in good localities, in the Village Of War
ren-ean be bought on good terms. Inquire at Nc
COnnells SHOE * LEATHER STORE,
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MILLINERY.

NEW ROOMS. NEW GOOOSt
AIRS. KING would inform her
VNl friends and the public generally, that she
has opened her new rooms over Andrews 4 Weeks
Store. on Market Street, where she is opening the
most desirable lot Of goods in her line, ever brought
to this place. Thankful for fayors received during
her residence in this town. she hopes BY Keeping a
good stock always on hand. and by prOmptness in
ofthem.
Oct %. 1852 MRS NJ. A. KING.
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NJ C @ o y n f l. L..
& SHOE STORE.

Is one of the best places on tho Reserve, and has
been for fifteen years. to get good goods at low pri-
ees. All work is warranted. and what Il not made
in the shop, we get made out, and is warranted all
the same, &SrDO not fail to eau aud see him before
you buy.
Mems Rubber OveTsh0es, Mems Rubber Sandals,
Womens do WOmen's do
Misses and Children's OvershOes.
Just reed at MeCONNELL'S, Main Street,
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Tibet, Silk,
~ Grape and Stella ShaWs, in all eolOrs and quail
tiles. which we vii Sell At prices to suit everybody.
- PECK i BROTHER.
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MOTIONS.

MOTIONS.
IN In the Notion lima. I have a good variety Of
the leading a[tieles-neh as Silk Threads; Spool
Cotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery: Gloves; Sus-
Combs OF al kinds; Shoe Lsees: Hooks and Eyes;
Gun Caps; Paper and Envelopes: Pencils; Carpet
Taeks-a large lot of Skirt Braids, dark colOrs: Yam
kee and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread,
&c, &e.
Our Notions are only sold TO Jobbers ~ wholesale.
June II. 1852, JOHN r. WOODS.
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One Farm 20 acres, One Farm 50 acres.
One Farm 60 acres, -
Coed farming land Inquire 1T -
MeCONNELLiS SHOE 4 LEATHER STORE
Main Street. Warren, Ohio
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
POSTSCRIPT.
KNOXVILLE, Aug. I, z. NJ.

KNOXVILLE, Aug. I, r. NJ.
Battle yesterday near Taaewell. Con
federates under Gen. Stevenson, against
Gen. Morgan's Federal command. Enc
my routed after 4 hours hard fighting
Vaughn's Regiment cd Tcnncssco) acted
molly, and it is reported captured a bat.
terry of & guns. T. &c.
Passengers by railroad last night con
firm the above, and report the fight to
have been heavy. The Federals were for
titled at Tazewell, but were finally routed
and sloped in the direction of Cumber-
lnnl Gan.