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Death of VIM. Ratlif
We cory the following from a letter to
the Cleveland Herald, from the 4lst Reg:

We cory the following from a letter to
the Cleveland Herald, from the 4lst Reg:
CAMP WIoLLIFFR, Ky, Dec. 25th.
A Merry Christmas to you all, kind
friends. A sad one to US, however, as one
more of our number is to be followed by a
mournful procession to the grave, to-day.
VIM. Ratliff, of Co. A, died at IL o'clock
last night, of congestion of the lungs. He
was first attacked by measles, caught a Sc
we're cold which settled upon his lungs,
bringing about congestion, causing his
death. Mr.. Ratliff was a nephew of Lieut..
Col. Ratlif, of the I'd Ohio Cavalry. He
was from Rowland, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
and leaves kind parents, brothers and SIS
tiers, and a numerous circle of devoted
friends to mourn his less. He was univer-
sally respected and loved by his associates
in Co. A, and with sorrowful hearts will
they eonsign him to his last resting place
to-day. SOrrOwing friends. you have our
deepest sympathy, but blessed thought to
know he died at the post of duty in defence
of you and his beloved country. Peace to
his ashesi
Soldier restl Thy warfare Ger:
Sleep the sieep that knows no breaking,
Dream of battle-ields no more,
Days of danger. nights Of waking"
The deceased soldier was the son of
Isaac Ratlif, Esq, of Rowland. He was
buried with military honors, and laid be-
side a cOmrade, Newton Battles, who had
fallen in battle.
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Grady's which was the point 70 he guard
ed. Mr.. Bentley and Reeves, one Of the
old Warren boys, had gone on, and BY the
time we arrived, Mr.. B.. had posted pick.
cts on the Bennington road, and had just
left with the balance of the cavalry, on the
Glasgow road. We decided to take thirty
men, leaving the balance Of the company
at Grady's under Lieut.. Bell, and push on
after the train. 1t was through woods
and over hills where the road ran, directly
up the stream, not alongside, but in the
bed of the stream, for almost a mile to-
gether, and in places we had to dismount.
Mr.. r. and myself were mounted, acting
as scouts, to find the trail OF the wagons.
Thus We travelled for II miles, the boys
declining to halt, declaring they were not
much tined, after a twenty mile march, SO
anxious were they to ascertain the fate of
the train. As we left the woods, we halt
ed three men, from when we ascertained
that we we're yct-thrce miles behind the
train. By twelve o'clock VIC made the
train, having travelled twepty-three miles
in Il hours, over the widest country in
creation, compared to which Western Va.
is a plain. We returned to camp by an.
other route, shortening the distance to Is
miles, over a much better road, that night.
The result of the expedition would sum up
about thus: seven prisoners, ten guns. a
quantity of iron and salt, thirty four and
six horse loads of corn, hay, sheaf oats.
&c, seven good horses. which were taken
BY Sergt Read, with a few other articles
The party under Lieut.. Bell also returned
an order being sent by the men halted in
the weeds. My little ride amounted al.
together to over sixty miles. The men re.
turned in excellent spirits, declaring them.
selves ready aud willing to 90 out again to
night. ! did not know what a compapv
had to be proud Of. / am satisfied l bay,
80 men that can be relied on for anythip.
and any emergency. Our little scout ba.
given us all confidence in each other. w,
will probably leave here soon for Glasgow
to act as .he southern division, agains
Bowling Green. The 10Th is better tina,
ever /; | do not wish to brag, but l am prou,
and very grati6ed that my lot was cas-
with them. l would rather be captain
here than field officer in any other regi
ment that could be named. The weathe
still continues excellent, not an unpleasant
day have We had sinco we left Louisville
The health of the camp, thanks to our ex
cellent Surgeon, DR.. Hurxthall, and Asst
Failer, who are ever watchful that quar-
tiers are well swept and aired, and tina
our food is well cooked. We perforne
the last sad duties to one of our brothe
Captains, (Rakestraw, 20. ~ yesterday
He was first attacked with quinsy, follow
ed by diptheria, which soon brought hi
labors to an end, and he left, We hope, 70
a better land His company have lost thei
head and father.
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of Valuable Real Est,te

GALE of Valuable Real Est lie
~ By virtue Of an order OF sale to m. directed nv
the Probate Court of Trumbull County, oh. O., L will
sell tOthe highest bidder. at the door OF The Court
Saturday, January 2Jh, 1862,
between the hours Of / and } P. NJ, the foIIovin-
described tracts VI land, being portions Of The Pecs
farm, in lots %, 81 and - in Rowland toWnshin.
Trunbull county, Ohio, viz:
1. One piece situate in lots 90 and % in said How
lsBd township. bounded: Beginning a. a point in he
centre OF the new road which runs east from the
warren & Lake Erie Plank r ad spnosite III son,b-
east corner Of Charles Smiths lind in said lot No.
20; thence south Is east IS ehaiLs , links 10 a stake.
thence westerly twelve Chains and one anI ore hall
links 10 a stake; tseEcs Lorth Is Wsst - Chains %
links to the centre OF said neS rO1i; thclce r1sterTy
along the centre " The sane I2 chains ia, LINKS 10
place OF beginning. and Contains thirty acres OF land
Appraised 1T $40 per acre
= One nj zee bounded: beginning at a stake on the
side Of said Warren and BIzettl road one chain , ey.
enty links north -CnsteIly from a stake set AT the
south. " est corner Of said farm; thence south O. east
thirteen chains a I'd ak links TO a post; hence south
SO IS east, twelve chains tSenty-two links to a post
thence north Is west nine chains 81 links to 4 most,
thence nortL So IS west thirteen chains seventy.
seven links to a post; thence westerly sryea cha. n,
tuent; -seVen links to a post; thence north CA 30
west two chain ms SO links to q stake set at the side O.
,aid Warren and BIzetta road; thence south 4as Eesl
Eve chains TO place of beginning, and contains TWEEN.
ty acres of land. Appraised at $3.50 per acre.
,. Lne piece in said lots 20, 81 and -, bounded
Beginning at = stake set At the road. side at the north,
east corner Of Josiah souls's land; thence south 81
cas-, o e chain IS Inks 10 a stake; thence south az
30 eas at ten chains forty-one links to a stake; thenc'
south 30 east one ch1in eighty-four links to a stak
az the north line o { land owned by John Hutchins
tAsuce south s9s As east sixiy-four chains 80 link
10 4 stake; thence Forth nle chains seventy-hyt
links TO 4 stake; thence south s9o IS east 3 chaini
sax links to a post; thence south 5'east nine chain
"a links 10 a post; thene= north SSs IS west twelv,
chains twenty two links to a post; thence north c.
west thirteen chains SIX links to a stake at the sid
Of said Bazetta road t-enee south-vesterly alonI
Z = - -. -I-T- -.
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FOR RENT.

Gin the Court oil
ICom Pleas of Trun-
J bull county. State oil
/. Ohio.
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THE
TT O FoLLY.n

~1DoLATRY. ~
Reader, do you believe we are. as a ma
ton, Idolators?
Don't be alarmedi 1 am only asking
a simple question.
But. is it not possible. nay. is it not prob
able that some Of the errors of our gerry
carly f~orefathers. may have descended thrO'
successive generations, and
Grown with our growth.
Aud strengthened with our strength"
to such an extent, that in this day of eight
and knowledge" full flcdged idolatry may
reign to an alarming extent, in our very
midst.
And what" you may ask, lis the god
We Worship"
"Our preachers tell US only Of the one
God. and are we not all orthodox"
Listen a moment, the editor heard 4
very piOus lady say, a few days ago, that
Jenny has done well, she has married a
man worth tueaty thousand dollars"
This seemed to be, in her estimation.
the sum and substance Of we'll doing.
No matter what incumbrapce the poor
girl had to accept with the twenty thou
sand"
Whether her husband was q Ounce or q
drunkard, no matter, she married the
twenty thousand" with the appurtenancc
in the shape Of a man
Yes" the world exclaims, Jenny has
done we'll" No matter how much of a
ninney, so he has money. No matter If
his bosom is as void of manhood, or his
brain of mind. as an oyster is of reason
No matter whether there is the first spark
of love or affection towards the wife he has
solemnly pledged hemself to love and cher
ish.
No matter, Jenny has done well. she
has married trrenty thousand dollars"
Yes, this is the decision of the world.
and can We ccnsure the mother for being
elatcd with what the world pronounces the
success of her daughter? Surely not
Thus it is that parents set their wits to
work. to marry their sons and daughters
rich.
They look more at the size of a mans
purse, than the quantity or quality of his
brains, more at his acres, than his intellect.
more at his money, than his mind or man.
hood.
He is rich" are talismanic words that
insure their subject a passport, and a wei
come in society generally. The astonished
crowd stands agape as he passes along the
street; all eyes are upon him as he enters
the church or assembly-rOom the upper
most seat is BY common consent assigned
to him.
He is rich! but VIC stop not to enquire
by what means he obtained his wealth, no
matter.
He is rich! and nabObs touch their hats
at his approach, and the vulgar thrOng
gaze with mute envy.
He is rich and our daughters are sold,
our sons are sold, and We are sold.
What a laundering set the poets of other
days were. One says:
Worth makes the man, and want of it the
fellow"
Another:
THE honest MN. tho e'er so Poor,
Is king of men for a that"
Those fellows, l think, would have sung
a different song, had they lived at this.age
of the world.
Are We IdolatOrs? True We do not
worship golden %calver, as some of our an,
cestOrs did, who figured somewhat in former
days, but is there any less idOlatry in wOr-
Shipping eagles" than calves?
Let US reflect.
There are several lesser gods. that may
be introduced at some future time.
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Mason and shdell Given Up.

AessrE. Mason and Slidell have been
liberated. and the probability is that they
let Fort Warren yesterday, on the Niagara.
for England. We have not room to-day
for the small part of the correspondence be-
tween the two governments, which has yet
been Published. The demand of England
for the persons Of Mason and Slidcl, though
eouched IN mild language, was percmptory,
and the refusal on the part of the United
States to accede to it, would, without doubt,
haye Immediately been followed by a dec
4aratiCn Of war. This, however, would
not have caused their surrender. had their
capture been in accordance with the Law of
nations and the principles steadily main
*ained BY tbs United states since its OK
istesee as nation. Their capture by Cap
tain Wilkes, was an act of his own, and
in making it, he exceeded his instructions.
In his letter to Lord Lyons, Mr. Sew
ard says;
-If I decide ibis ease in favor Of my v
Government l must disavov its most cher
lsAed principles, release, and revise, aud
forever abandon its essential policy. The
country csDnOt afford the sacrifice. If /
maintain these principles and adhere to
shst policy. I must surrender the case it
SH Is will be seen, therefore, that this
Government could not deny the justice of
the claim presented. We are asked to do
10 the British patton just what We always
,jusist ali nations ought to do to US In
Coming TO my conclusion, have not for
eottes that il The safety of this Union re-
Iuirea tho deception Of the prlsopcrs it
Would Be aoBs
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CARD.

II B. TAYLOR, formerly Of R~avenna,
~. and L. c. Jones, of i1artf ord. having entered
into aeo-psrtnershIp fer the practice Of Law in the
Counties Of TrumbuIl. Portage ami Mahoning, will
faithfully ia,tend TO al business entrusted TO their
care in ths line Of their profession Ia those eou niles.
Once at Warren, OhIO IN the building formerly oc-
cupIed bT EOrTist * Burne tt, on the hast side Of the
Public Square, where Ode Of the finn vi be found at
all times waeL not absent on pref essional business.
L Z. jones will, fer the present. remain at his old
obce a. Hartford. E.B TAILUR
Jan ] ,lc6s-tf l. Z. JONES.
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BLOOD FOOD
Marriagss.

At the residence of D. D. Pickett, Ravenna, on
the 2Sth u!t, by the Rev. S. Y. Lum, LIEU
TENANT JOHN Z. HUTCHINS, of the End
Ohio Cavalry. and Miss JENNIE NJ. CAMP.
BELL, Of Cuba, New York.
In Brookheld, on the 24th ult.. bv Elder Ma.
thiss Christy, Mr.. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
and Miss RACHEL SrRUBLE, all Of Brook
field.
BY the same, on the 9th ult, Mr.. R. WILL
LIAM KEEN, of Brookfield, and Mss
RABECCA JANE WHITE, of Hubbard.
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Field Notes

3Ar attention Of our readers Is called to
the~Fps7eetus Of this valuable paper, pub
lishcd is another colunu. Our old friend
harris has certainly made an excellent
rsper. sna one fset especially worthy Of
meta. u thst MIS- F. D Gage win contin-
ux TO edit the HON. department. Of Ficld
Kstes for the ensuing year.
= D,a'. fail to read the prospectus
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THE STATE of Ohic,( In Court of
L Trumbull County, Common Pleas.
"a Andres Andrews
..ruel S:rain

The iefeneant. Samuel Strain. will take notice
that On the I'd day OF Dec enber, IsGl, plaintiff filed
his Pssition in said Cour. praying jud gment upon
tEo prouissOry notes OF d e~fendxnt. one dated, April
sth, Id5S, for $40 co, bearing interest at the rate Of
temper cent, ard one dated March 4th. 1883, for
5000 interest ct six per cent Ais 0, setting up a
eertaiE jud gment recovered June term lH60. VS.. de
fe Ddsnt, by Martin A Lowry. for S9so 81, assigned
to plaintiff, Nov Goth, Ie6L, ana asking application
oSmoneys to be reached by attachment upon the
same. with interest on Se45.I3 at six per cent and
ON $6s4.4O. at ten per cent Defendant will answer
by 12d February, IS62, or judgment and order Sillbe
takss against him by Gefanl:. cox & SPEAR,
Jan. I, Is62-6I AsIys for PlliRiif-
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Timothy Banning \

rs Pleas OF Trumbull Co.
Winthrop F. Pelton ct al } By vir.ue Of an order
Of sale issued from the Court of Commen Pleas Of
Trumhull county, Ohio, tc me directed and delivered,
! shat offer for sale, at Public Auction at the door Of
the Court houss in HarreE, on
Saturday the l6h daycf Jan, 1862,
at I o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
real estate situate in the township Of Kinsman, in
said county, and known as part of lot No. (I9J nine
teen and bounded as follows: Beginning az the north
west corner OF orrin Collins lot. thence eastward
ly along the north line of said Collins land to the
northeast corner thereof. thence south parallel
with the highway to the southeast corner Of R. W.
acd three links to the land OIL. P. Andrews, thence
north along L.. P Andrews west line. eleven chains,
forty three links to = post, thence along L. P. An
drews' line west to the cen-er OF the road. thence a.
long the center Of the road to the place Of beginning
containing about seven scTes of land. Appraised
at SII90. A. B. LYMAN Sheriff.
sheris's Once, warrez, Dee. IS, 1861.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A BOUT HALF AN ACRE OF
~ LAND, a Story and a half House, and a good
Barn, situate atthe Center ofJohnston. in tn county.
The House contains = square rOor, kitchen, two bed'
rooms, and a butterY. on the first foor and two rooms
in the chamber. and there Is a good cellar and a well
OF water. there Is also a we'll in the barn. The prop
eriy is for sale o. reasonable terms.
E1quire of the SubscrihLr. ALMON D. WEBB
Warren. Jap. L. ls62-3t
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TAYLOR L. JONES.

VS. AT LA W,
onee in the Room formerly occupied By Forrist &
Barnett. Essl side Of Fable SIuare. Warren, Ohio. :
Jan /, R6!.-d e.
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EGAL NOTICE.
Thomas B. Snyder pIG.
Petition for partition

" ouA SOHAJs otaLc ol
Philip r Alexander, Mat;lda{ Ohio.
Alexander, Rebeeca Snyder,)
Joshua NJ Snyder. Benjamin. Petition for partition.
T. Snyder, SireptI Snyder,i
Phin=as Snyder. OrPha sny-t
der md Eli Snyder. defs.
The said defendants will take notice, that said
plaintiff 6led a petition againss them. on the Both
day Of September. A D 1861, in the Clerks Office OF
the Court aforesaid. and said petition isnoW pending
in said Court. In said retition said plaintiff demands
partition OF the following described real estate all
situate in the township Of Hubbard, in said County.
to wit: One piece Of land in lot No. C3) seventy
three, bounded north by lot line. east by land Of J.
Wolf. south by township line, west by lands Of d
PouthoEn and James Msrsteller, and contains (99
ninety seven acres.
Also one niece Of land in lot No. (6sl sixty eight,
bounded north by lands of Jesse Veaeh, Geo. Snyder,
James Durganes, Sarah Snyder and Emily Snyder.
east By lot line, south ~ lot line, west by the high
way. and contains (76) seYenty-s cres.
Also one piece OF land in lot No. (69) sixty-nine.
bounded on the Borth by lands OF Emily Snyder and
Lucinda Snyder. east By lands OF Joshua Snyder,
south by land Of ]. Wolf, and west by lot Iine, AID
~contaizs l2O twenty acres Of land.
Said Benjamin 7. Snyder will take notice that at
the next term Of said Court. the said plaintiff will sp-
ply for al order. that partition may be ns6e Of said
premises, and that the dover estate Of the said Re
becca Snyder, may also be assigned, or if partition
eanno. without manifest injury be made, thea that
the said premises may be sold. CT other order hken
puTsHGntto the statute. WHITTLESsY ADAMS,
Dec. 25, Is6l-6x. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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\ SSfGNEF,S SALE

IA The stock Of goods lately belonging 70 the
firm OF Scoville & Perkins, at Nienhs, Ohio, VIII be
ssld 81 Auction at the Store formerly occupied BY
said arm, at the Center of Vienna, commencing on
Wednesday the 92d day Of January, 1869, and eontin-
ue from day to day until the stock is closed out
Acredit with given on all surs over Eyedollafs-
Dec. I9th. Is6I-4t. JULIUS TRUESDELL.
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TTACHMENT NOTICE.

"A Portage Oil Co plaintiff, Before samuelA-
vs. Davidson, J.. 2. o
z. Pike Sanders, Evans sandersi Mecca Township.
and Luther Henry. defendants. i-TTunbull county.
The said z. Pike Sanders, Evans Sanders and Lu-
Their Henry will take. notice that on the 3rd day Of
Desember. 1861, sail Justice issued an order If a.
tsehment in the above action for the sum Of Ell Ehty-
three dollars and forty nine cents Said action is
for triaTo on the 24th day Of Jan, 1852, at ] o'clock P ".
pees-lE, iS6i-3E. r.. II. MILLER, Agent.
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II. HOLCOMB'S ESTATE

y Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the Is
tate ofJamesH HolcOmb late Of Johnston, Trumbull
CouHty, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at John ston this 18th dav stDecsm5er. lS6l.
JAMES ?. EULCOMB.
Dec s, ISGl-4t- MARY \. HOLC0MB.
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| uRFN TAFT,S ESTATE

II Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as ExesutOr on theE
tate OF Auren Tat, late Of Braeeville, Trunbull Coun-
ty, Ohio. deceased
DSted at Braceviile this Both Oct. l56l-
Dec. n. issI. Is FREDERICK TAFT.
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Owing to the crowded state of our col
umns, we are forced to- omit several com
munications, and many items of news which
would otherwise have been published.
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Fire in Holland.

A terrific fire occurred at Antwerp. Hol-
land, on the night of December I'd. Fifty
lives we're lost, and property to the amount
of ten million francs.
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BEEF! REEFIl

The und trsIgned would inform the CT
liens Of Niles and vicinity, that they will open
q Mcat Narks. in the basement Of Mason q Co.'S Store,
on this day. Jan. LIST. le62, where they will thereafter
oner for sale, each day in the week, except Monday
Beef, Pork, Auttol. SllsIg.s, &C. OF L7s best qI.li d.
ty. for Cash or Scrip Tag viii nay fat Castle
sheep AMI Hogs sHIfELf q CuRfSf.
Niles, Jan. l,is6s-!E'
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is he eby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as AdEInistratri K on
he Estate Of Benjamin Brow n, late Of Weather sheid
in said coGnsy, deel. ELLEN BRO IN.
JAM lS62-3af
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We hope to see the 9th Cavalry here be-
fore lag; also hoping that we may get our
arms, and be sBle to try our hands on the
,.seccsh. ] remain, Yours truly.
ORDERLY.
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Joseph she1er Of the Stale Of Pennsylvania, is
LOdned that Mary Jane Shelter did, GA M [Seaty
thirT day OF DecenbeT Al I6l, file her petition IN
The che OF the Clerk Of the Court oil Common Pleas,
Aithln and tor the c ounty Of Trumbul and slate OF
emo. charging the said Joseph Shelter with extreIA e
cruelty to~aru her, without any just cause or provo
cation On her part, also charging the said Joseph
1h'ner with haDiIu4l drunkenness for more tnau
three years Inst past. MARY JANE ) 10 BfLER,
Jan. 1, IoUs-54 by K J. POweTs, her Auy.
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she.in-s 0Gise, Warren, Dec. 4, '6l.
rACHMENT NOTICE.

n 7
n S II. Andrews, PlaintiG, Before J. Paim,
VS. J. 2 OF Warren
Benz. Grant & J. Y. Downing deftsS ohio.
The above defendants will take Notice that on the
25lh day Of November. 1861, said Justice issued an
order CT attachment in the above cause for the sum
o. fifty eight TO- 100 dollars. Sail eAgse will be for
hearing January 10th, 1869, att o'clock pm.
s.U. ANDREWS, PIE.
Dec Of l76l-3y BY Coz & SPEAR Attys.
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The New York Independent has changed
hands. and Henry Ward BeecheT and Dr..
Leavitt arc now its editors.
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ESTATE OF CYRUS BOSWORrH.

H The undersigned has been appointed and quail
med as Administer on the Estats oil Cyrus BJSworth,
Of Warren. frumbulI County, oLiO., deceased.
Ian. Ist. Is62-3l WM. I. SPEAR.
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SHERIFF S SALE.

CHERIFF S SALE.
- Asa L. Andrews In Tranbull County Com
VI mon BleaS-
Morey L Aldrieh } By via tue 0 an order Of
sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas o: Trum-
bull county. Ohio. to me directed, 1 sha II offer for sale
at Public Auction at the door OF the Court Mouse in
Warren, in said County on
Saturday tie 4h day Of January, 1862,
at one O'Clock P u Of said day, the undivided one
half interest in the following described Real Estate
situate in the township OF Fowler in said county Of
TrumbHll, and is known as part Of lot Nc. 20, and
bouHded south By the Public Square. east by the
north and south centre road, north by land owned By
Asa h. Andrews. and west by land owned by Benja-
min Aues, and supposed to contain about one third
acre OF land be the same more or lest" The said
half interest aPpraise I al $3.50 Terms Cash
A. b. LYMAN Sheriff.
sheIin-s 0Gce, Warren, Dec. I, '6l.
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9tatbs.

In Plymcnih, Ashtabula County, on the 25th
Of October, MARY JANE VAN AIKEN. of
Consumption. in the lIth year Of her.nge.