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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Attention z

The Military Committees OF zach TOW Ii
ship will see TO it. that their respective
township quota Of men ara forth coming
bp the 18th of the present month.
If extra bounty is necessary TO procure
the volunteers, then devise ways and
means to obtain such bounty. Whatever
ia to be accomplished now must be the
result of labor, iHRiridisa' labor. not of put
lie meetings. for however banefrisl those
gatherings may have hren heretofore.
they will avail but little ia t,,. pr~.rn;
emergency.
Therefore let ever mah ran-titute
himself Il committee Of one. and conclude
he has all the work To ID. and 90 at il
with a determination that il shall be done.
and all will bA well. his township will es-
cape draft-the county Will escape a
the draft, and the people will feel better.
breath easier. and be better. The quota
will be forty. instead thirty-thrce per cent
of the enrolled Militia. Determine the
number yet lacking in your township
and have them ready. e,7tainly, by the
10th.
MILITARY CoMMITIEE.
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and the remarkable accuracy Of his c1lou-
lations concerning tAe -uhsequen. move
ment. u VI Clellan's ARMY. w extract
the following:
"RICHEoND. August s. iSj-
Two more battles are yeJ T. b, i,agh,
and ;Np .ctIrics won. h-.as- wc can hope
Tor p,.,cr. The &Ns; 81 t.e e Viii hr Je-
tween HrlE amt cur i.I-,s ,r;o--t Ip
hin near t~i.-drus.iii-. la E.-.Iu... cu,l
/ the --rrirt t.r,N-ru 3eAo:. AIral SH.i.
and BJE. - Ih- W E,ln sail bs. ..-.
! c.ded m al rrntrhliir, t. ji-, 3 OF sep
triut--r Iursr -ur,,-e. .r,amr.i~!s-4.
wc nail l., ia q condition 10 threaten 81
not c~.i.yur,. Washington. i;I.iiU.r.. TN
+ ciupt IL. Louisville. gI.i commence 20
mny c.u-ut hcynuiour Confederate bonn
. darn N-iurii, -usi New ur.-,u- w..i
i"ubilr-- be "is1 ciut.f,-tat their I...rtl
lraven since each ot th,-- cities .-aI.y4.ty
I comparatively u:cic~- Co. the Cnij-i State
exrerJa-a' .rsin upon the public treasury
We should gain little ia making dom
onsirJJl0u where NLHac" -unbOai~ can IN
= moment upset the Temporary uivJu,t-
GEES we mIy acquire hy destroying that
which Yankee troops cduno; hold. Suli.
| am not uHPrepar,d Tor an attack upon
bOth Of these places. the TrIOsse>Siou ct
which would be moral acquisitions more
valuable 10 la even than Jhey are 80 pres
EFT 10 the enemy.
The attitude oil Mcclellan vi.a ~ er-
nee To these movements admits 81 two
deductions. Either he intends a. cross
the James RIVER and enlr3yor 10 advance
upon Richmond in that direction, "s ot
the proper time t. fall back gracefully
and reinforce General Pope. That he
will not do the iirsi. I infer from the fol-
lowing facts. Up g. .,g latest dates hc
had not received solitary reinforcement
except the Division ~ General Stevens
taken from the coast. liss regiments da
hot average more than five hundred men
each. and III many cases contain les than
two hundred. His ,"tallighting strength
Is stated hy Il lady d.-erJer 10 be- only
fifty-iiye thousand troops. IL Is idle 20
suppose that With MS knowledge of our
force and situation, Mcclellan. under
these circumstances, c~outemplItes % real
demonstration. What then Is his object
The reply is as brief as il is plausible
To defer US from Strengthening Jackson
and as fast as he can stea.thily do 50 10
reinforce Pope's Army with his own.-
Halleck, in OF his military works. Oh
serves that strategy consists III massing
men without tie knowledge OF the enemy
and hen striking n sudden and over
whelining blow. Mcclellan is beyond
doubt practising this Lesson Of his Con-
mander-in- Chief"
The Courier publishes in ia Editorial
columns an aTtical from tie pen Of Nj.
Valiandinghain, rs It calls the great no
gul Of Ohio Secosh. The article Quo.edis
from tho Y. Y. Herald. and consists of
a denial that lie had been arrested for
treason. The Courier. wat perhaps sur-
prised 10 learn that such men still were 81
large IN the North.
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some time, often going SO near that VIC
talked bah and forth.
A. - Msjor Puringt"n arrived, he
ioIirre-t me l" 90 to Gen. Blunt. some ten
miles ahead. and report what ! had seen
| &-nt ayceri.nsly hut the Gen. seemed
10 be il IA. hurr.: hut TN lls ..trysfel bach
POO c'-aiSy .ui thre- cannon. They
were thru: hrpIrs getting Ih-re. AMI when
he clm- h. gui-ri, 1T iuwn II. and l. them
20 away nrn- hat cur hoy i"ing amy
thing -! any t.24uu,. They occasionally
p"pP,ri "n. "rer. We were. up AL night:
the next morning. hurrsh ins = cha4..
Col Clnul took the siv.nrc. with
about - 81 m~n sni three guns. Te
cha>ei them 81 miles nigh; unl day.
They rode nearly - hodrs withou: stop
ping. until they were - worn u they
would fall from their horst-. our men
shooting end taking them prisoners. This
was ia the vicinity of Carthage No.
Montgomery came IA ahcad Of u. with
about @0g0 well armed and well mount
ell men on fresh hor-eS. and plenty of
guns. He soon overlook them. and pour
ed into them hot and heavy. They were
still ~rstrearing. hut ;h"y cannot 90 much
longer, a. they arc 100 holly pursued.
After Montgomery came up with his
fresh trnops. IL brigade started for Fort
Scott, as IA mules were worn cat and
could go no farther.
But think | will close rs l may say
too much should ! write longer.
II. l..
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From Eastern Kentucky-MoVe.
ments of the Rebels.

The advance of Humphrey Marshal's
division have entered Eastern Kentucky
and taken possession of several towns.
including Mt. Sterling. There was the
greatest excitement, the Union people
mostly fleeing 20 the Ohio river. Six
hundred came down IN one party, to
Maysville, including the Judge of the
Court and Commonwealth Attorney.
The rebels moved in two columns. One
of these had gone to Winchester, and
thence they would march to Paris.
Humphrey Marshal's whole army was
moving forward 10 effect a junction with
Kirby Smith. The informant estimates
Msrshals forces at ten thousand.
Marshal had crossed the Cumberland
mountains with ren thousand men and
three batteries Of artillery of five guns
each. and is said to have two thousand
cavalry. The Union men think that
the sympathizers in that region will Join
him. Spies and bushwhackers infest the
country around Louisa. The Fortieth
Ohio regiment is at that place and of
urse il is in danger. Kirby Smith is
concentrating a large army st Lexington.
Buckner and Morgan will be likely TO
meet him from the west. 1t Will lie seen
that measures must be taken to repel
the movements Of a large rebel army If
we would render our own Stale secure.
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HAEgIsEyEGH. Sept. $.
Important News from the Upper
Potomac.

The news of Monday was that the ret-
els had crossed the Potomac, occupied
Frederick, Nd, and hold the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
A Washington letter to The New York
Herald dated on the night OF the 9TH. has
the following:
1t Is understood that 3u,0Jy troops have
crossed into Maryland. Ii is said that Sc
cessionists here and Baltimore are buyiug
horses for me rebel artillery and cavalry.
Tonight Mcclellan WAS placed in COM
mand OF the armies Of the Potomac and
Virginia, and the whole army Wa order
ed 10 be provided with three day ra;ions.
A section Of WheeaeH's battery s;lenced
a rebel battery which had been amusing
itself by throwing shells into our camp ~
Munson's HtI, only rgAV miles from
Washington.
Mcclellan - placing new regiments IA
old brigades. Fredericks5urgi i occupied
by rebel Infantry and Cavalry. Wash;nr-
ton dispatches 10 the Herald. dated mid
night, Saturday, says il i known the reG-
els are III the ~neighborhood Of Frederick
in force. They captured nothing. ia the
rolling stock OF the railroad has been sent
away. The bridge across Monocacv "a
not injured, but trains are not allowed to
20 within three miles OF Frederick juno
ton. Our military authorities are conf
dent this raid will cost the enemy exactly
the number Of troops who have crossed.
The Mercury has Il dispatch dated one
o'clock \. NJ. Sunday. stating that there
Is tremendous excitement in Washington
on account Of the rebels crossing into Ma
ryland, but it Is not believed thew can
hold their ground against the Union
troops. There will be a battle soon.
The Times Washington dispatch con
tains the following: Gen. Pope, At his own
request, was Of Friday relieved of his
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
Operations of the Pickpoekets.

On Thursday morning Mrs. Richmond,
a milliner from Youngstown, going to
New York 10 buy goods. had her pocket
picked on her arrival at the Mahoning
depot, while getting into the omnibus
The rascal only got about $40, the most of
her money being il. her trunk.
j young lady standing IN the Union de
pot awaiting the departure of the l03d
Regiment, felt a hand in her pocket, and
Selling hold Of the arm to which the hand
belonged, she screamed. The pickpock-
ct gave up the wallet with a graceful
though somewhat hurried apology. to the
effect that il was all a mistake, which n
pressure Of other business would not al
low him at that time to explain, and de
camped.-Ueyelap4 Leader.
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CuERlFFS SALE.


scott, Pie- i. Sii.
g- PIN IILE-. tVII. Figls
Clrr!-Ecls. UTIc.e- j o;Ecrs.J
In pursuance OF an order o. sale Issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF TrUInbuE County, Ohio,
ia the above case. and 70 me directed and delivered,
i have levied upon and snail expose IL public sale,
Oh
Saturday, 11e iith day OF October, 1859,
at the door Of the Court House. IN Warren. in said
county. and between the hours OF 10 o'clock A " and
! o'clock Pm Of said dag, the following described
real estate 70 wit: situate in the township Of How
land, IN said county Of IrUmbull and Stste Of Ohio.
and is known by being lots Nos 81 aEd3l, reference
being had 20 Il map ami sUTvey Of q town plat laid
eUt By C.. G. Seeley and SEYMOUR Potter, by Edw'd
LehIHgweli, Surveyor, upon subdivisions number
ipuE IN the west survey Of small lot No. in large
lot number q la the original survey Of Rowland
township map-rec0rded IL TrGm5uii County Rec
Cr5S, pages ls9. 10 and lgl, Book s.. Said lots Nos.
81 and 81 being about Is feet long and 80 feet wide.
Lot No. 30 appraised NJ SiaG. AID lot No. 81 appraig-
ell al $50. Terms Cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Warren, Sept 70. I5e2.
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A. & G. W Railroad

The Meadvillc Republican says that t,e
passenger depot to be erected by the At
lantic and Great Western Railroad, will
be one of the finest and most complete
in all its arrangements of any in the
country. 1t will be 327 feet long l27
wide, "a high having three tracks run
ming through the center" The inten-
ton Of the company is TO make MeadYillc
the general dining station on their route.
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u PRES--New Negro Song.
nm .Nnssn'. rriae % hdsh .ng,on."
Hyhe state of Ohio. TrumbulI County.

IL lAe LI-AL o. NpAmJl E4e1s-
Samuel Qliuby, Executor of Eyhraim Quinby, dee.
-
James Scott. john W. Powers. Zenas Kline. Peter
Kline and John scott.
The said Jamo.Scott and John Scott are notified
that this suit Is brought To recover from said John
W. Powers, Zenas Kline and Peter Kline. or one Of
taenn, the sau Vi one hundred eighty-tWO dollars
cighty-eIght cents. the amount Of a decree in favor
Of plaintiff against said James Scott. at the NOyem-
Der Term OF said Court, in the year lS53, with inter
est theretrOm, and 10 charge the same against m
amount due from them or one OF them 20 said james
Scott; also % set aside a. fraudulent a pretended
assignment Of said debt by said James Scott TO said
John Scott. The said James Scott and John Scott
must answer herein by the thirty-Erst day OfOetober
49,. or the petition viii be taken a confessed, aud
judgment be rendered against them by default.
FUTILE x STULL.
Scpt3, lSU2-nw ALt'ys for PPf.
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DE ATHS


In Wcajhersielj, Of Scroiula. on Sept. .. LEVI
DANIEL. son Of John and Essalaa Null. aged
5ycags andl month.
Of Dypthc5ia. in Warren, O., Sept. 18th, ISL. Ell
LIS r. son Of c. r. and Mary Harmon, aged l3
years the 10th day Of last March.
The youth whose death 1c here record, was en-
lowed by his Creator with fine Intellectual abilities.
with an acute conscience. an amiable disposition,
and n kind, and benevolent heart; which won fer
him the affection OF all who knew him.
For several months, though In ordinary health,
he seemed 10 have q preseltlIncnt OF his approach
ing end. Inc last Sabbath in July, walking in the
Cemetery with q companion, and coming 10 4 GER
tain spot. he halted under some little trees, and
said: Here / would like 10 be buried Turning
away he picked NJ q stone. and said. Il will put
this stone there - when his friends found at the
place where his own hand had laid il. When he
was taken sick he said he should never be any bet
ter. and when informed by his physician. that lie
wOuid not recover, he expressed as he had done
before IN abiding interest N Jesus Christ the S2-
viOur Of sIuneTs, and Z readiness and willingness TO
die. 4 few hours later, he badc his friends all
adieC, leaving Tor each a word Of comfort, AID a
charge to meet MIN in Heaven. His father, who Is
in the army Of his country, in this time of her per-
il. wcs not torgotten, bat expressed his great love
20 him. and lei, o confession of his faults. and his
brother was adn0uished to be kind to his mother
and sister. Now. said he, l am glad 1 an going 10
die. ! see Jesus coming 10 take me home to lteav-
en-. Such Is the death Of n Christian.
In this dispensaton an interesting family have
received = wound, the anguish OF which Is Soothed
only by the grace Of the Gospel. mingled with
sweet T-meubglnccS OF the past, and blessed hopes
OF reunion in the future.-a meeting beyond the
river. where sorrow and bereavement arc IN
known. 4 twin and only brother experiences his
loneliness. Lovely and pleasant were they in their
lives, Ia their deaths may they not be divided, =
Samuel. /; 3. The Sabbath School Is bereaved Of
one Of It's brightest His companions
all mourn his death. but We sorrow not rs those
who have 10 hope" for
sweet Is the thought, the promise sweet,
That friends. lcng severed friends shall meet.
That kindred souls, on earth diSioined,
Shall meet from earthly Gross refined.
Their mortal cares and soTrows Ger.
And minS!c hearts 10 part no more.
COM.
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SALE.
p IN Tram. Com. Pleas

p IA
W ID llGl- NuLl. Eie3-.
Cyrus BoswOrth Ct al.
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale, issued ont Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbUll County.
Ohio. in the above ease. and 10 me directed aud de
livered, / shall expose TO public sale, on
Saturday, the IIts day of OetO0c<,-IsS2,
At the Cour; House in Warren. il said county. and
between the hours Of 20 o'clock A u and { o'clock
M isEid dag, the following described real estate
70 Wit: g. AID 55-luJ4 acres Of land, situate in Wealth
grsield township in said county OF IEuInbull, boun-
del north by 4 t.let Of 81 and ,u--Jl acres cold 20
Eutrlius, Cox z E.tiiI, a~sz.zuge5 II Cyrus Bf=-
worth. dscelsei. east b. sa!d LOT uut tle AaLoaias
River, suCth by % acres Of land no" occupied b.
tAgr.es E1sG-ftl, aud wet b. the Lurls-pNu town
line: tie same aTyrai~Cia t -@,y PEE Bsre- Hat sab
fr.t TO lt= Erll-a-tlua 10! d certain mortgage oi III.
STAKE 90 Connecticut .Ur S-1l5.lU .Ou !; ~ common
with tI- Ui lEJ tJ-lul and q q -1Ie tract adyrinias
ia the township Of HOWiaIdl
ALSO. a small gore Of land in Losl-JOur tyau-
ship. bounded beginning az a point IL the township.
i.ae between We1tA,E-he!d and L5rlstg"a town
siip=, IhpIt& IOds south Oi the corners 0f TIE jOwb-
ships. and where a narrow lane iBterseets said town
ship line, thence We-tWard ElJnS said lane from the
road 20 the river. TO the celtre Jt the highway lead
ing frJm " arrcn 10 Garfield. thence southwark
along said highway 10 the north line Of the lands
decided 10 tleries BOsTOTth, thence east along said
north line oEuid town line. and thence north 10 the
place Of BEGINNING, and which was appraised at -
per TcTg. Terms lash.
Sheriff = Once, &c. BUTLER, SLcr.E
y aF.Gu, sept 10, ls62
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TARRIAGE

.f~s--~~-.
On the I3tL III, by 6. u. Garter, Ls1r LE Wis Z.
VAN GORDER cud SARAH = ID, oil Of
warren.
b the s,me, on the sth list, atU Gin Ho-
TEL. in Warren, NELSON PARE { GATH
ARISE =. STEVENSON, both seId
In Baze,;a, on the ls. inst, by Ed. v s.. Hayden,
Mis- HARRIET =. CHATFIElD Mr.. WI.
MCMAHON.
In Warren. CT Sept. 4. at the rss-.gaoe Of G. C.
Reed. ESD. BY the Rev. VIZ. C. { Il, JACOB
u. GEMMILL, e. D.. Of AlloonA. Tax County,
Pa. and Mrs. ACHSAH u. HERsF, youngest
daughter Of C. C. Reed.
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Latest News.

-HlrAsi L;raAA-Pslney !rIa.z . Z
lie BaaL Grog..i.
The following article from the tele-
graphic columns OF The Cleveland papeTs-
show that the foil strength {: the North
must te put forth.
WasHIyGToS &ey.. 8.
An escaped prisoner, who WIS in the
hands of the rebels four days, sIys that all
the Federal forces at Frederick fell back
to Harpers Ferry. bat before doing so had
on Thursday night burnt the hospital and
commissary etOres, and removed the sick
and wounded.
The rebels had got possession Of only
two or three cars AZ Frederick. some Of
which were loaded with old pontoon
bridges.
This 2. u. the intelligence received here
last night and additionally confirmed tins
morning. Of the occupation of Frederick,
I'd, by the rebel forces. naturally excIt-
ed much surprise. mingled with IHdlgu2-
ton and alarm.
Last night immense bodies Of our troops
were in motion for the upper Potomac
and elsewhere, and to-day the military
operations continue.
Nearly all the rebel troops have appar-
emily been Withdrawn from u front.
None IN large force remain.
There is no doubt thai large reinforce
ments Of rebels were Yesterday passing
from Ashty Gap south OF Leesburgh, asst
intending 10 cross III Sayker's Ferry,
which i between Point Of Rocks and
Edwards Ferry. Rebels move in solid
columns, fret cavalry, next artillery, then
infantry. with their baggage IN the rear
and these again are followed in the sine
order BY similar descriptions Of troops.
The people of the valley have contElOu-
ted to the subsistence OF the rebels, and
doubtless furnished them with all needed
information.
Nothing has been heard from our troops
at Harper's Ferry and Martinsburc, who
are cut oil from rCinfCrcements by the
movements Of rebels toward Frederick.
! man who arrived here to-day, having
left Frederick between 9 ana 10 o'clock
last night, on horseback. says the rebel
force there Is estimated AT 5000 unCer
Stonewall Jackson.
From this mans conversation with rebel
soldiers he derived the impression that
one of their objects is 20 destroy the
Western Central Pennsylvania railroad
and otherwise operate in that State, and
having Interior designs on Washington
and Baltimore.
H-ARgIsEvEGH. Sept. 5.
General Andrew Porter arrived this
morning for the purpose Of comforting
with Gov. Curtin as to the best means OF
checking the enemy in their threatened
raid into this State. The rebels are said
to be entering Pennsylvania in force near
Hanover, with the intention no doubt Of
destroying the Northern Centsral Rail
road. Rumors OF their advance upon
Bagerstown are unfounded.
Arms are being rapidly sent throughout
the counties on our southern border.
Gen. Pope passed through ON his way
west this afternoon.
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Vyhe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Robert II. Walker IS James Scott.
Defendant i notified that this suit is brought 10
recover Of said James Scott the sum Of seven y-six
and $500 dollars and interest thereon from October
SIN, lS3. and 10 charge the same b. garnishee pro
cess upon debts due said james Scott, in this ccuu-
". said James Scott must answer herein by tho
thirty-frst day Of October, 1862, or judgment will
be rendered against hin BY default.
FUTILE ( STULL,
Sept. 5, lS626w By his Attys.
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4 rrACuMEyT NOTICE.

' .T.iau. :. Noble. PlaiEuE.l Before :. \. David
vs. rs0n, J. P. Of Meccatp
g.. \. Car.in-er. Defendant. Trumbull Co. Ohio.
On the 23d DAY Of August. 1862, said Justice issu-
81 III order OF attachment in the above action iCI
the sum Of ten dollars and eighteen cents. which Or
der hss been served on property Of the defendant.
and duly returned, and said action continued % the
yh day of October. l5j2, ut 10 o'clock 4 u.
Scnf ID Isi5-2w- WM. :. NOZZLE.
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SALE.
In Trumbuu Com. Pleas.

james Powers.
vs. rIn Trumbun Com. Pleas.
Peter Shiyeiey ct al.
BY virtue Of m order Of sale issued OF. Of tic
Court Of Common Pleas 0fTrumbull County. Ohio,
and TO me directed and delivered, in the above case.
l have levied upon and will e11oze 20 Public Sale
on
at the Courthouse in Warren, and between the usu-
ell hoGrs Of 10 a. Y. and 4 O'Clock P. -, the follow
Ing described real estate, 10 wit: situate IN the town
skip Of LOrdstown, being No. 3 Of the fourth range
Of townships Of the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
TEumbull, and is known by being part Of lot No. i
in the salt Spring Tract in Lordst0Wn, and bound
e1 west By Lot No. -, north and south by the lot
lines. and east BY a line parallel 10 the west line,
sud 60 far theTefrom as to contain fifty acres Of lEnd.
Appraised ST - per aero.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER. She1E.
Warren, O., Septic, 1s52.
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The Coming Draft.

Columbus dispatch. Of Sept. ) 10 the
Cincinnati Commercial, says that ii Is be
lieved at headquarters that should the
present rate of cnIisting continue until
the 10th, Ohio viii avoid 4 draft. Let all
intereSted-and who j. not?-put their
shoulder to the wheel and push enlist
ments with energ. for the next :cr days.
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eZE- About Goo men are employed on
the work Of the franklin Branch Of the
1. { G. W. r. r., and it is expected that
the cars viii be running from Meadyille
70 Franklin by the lst Of November.
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UYER'S NOTICE.

AIR. r.. WHEATLEY most res
WI p~ectfuliy Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of " arren and vieinity that he has fitted up q DYE
HOUSE. on the River Road. one door south Of Mr..
p. Gaskills residence. where he IS prepared to dye
al kinds OF goods, either
SilE, EOrsted, Cotton or TOoIlen,
in the very best manner, and warranted to give sat
~isfaction. &S-Al goods returned in one weeks
time. Gentlamenis Clothes cleansed and Dyed In
fashionable colors. Ladies Dresses clsaused and
dyed; likewise Fancy BOnnets Of all kinds and col
the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited. and promptly .Uo-
ded &c, 1t the shortest nOtice and ca the El.. p.-
souable terms. Terms Cash,
Y. B.. Goods or orders may be LEFT 81 J. WksG
ley's Grocery, Quinby Hill.
Aug 2, lS62-3Es T. WHEAT[EY.
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Notice.

JOHN VAIL, Esq, Agent Of the "TEumbuu
PhaianK.' las deposited money with the County
situated in Eraceville township, and sold for taxes
6y D.. b. Gilmore. Treasurer. in the. name Of said
lrlm5ulI Phalanx. 10 4. E. Goodrich, January Is.
lsi3 u. l.. WOLCOTT, co. Auditor.
Warren, O., Sept. IL. IS62-Sw
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From the l9th-A Secesh Paper-A
few Quotations.

Weare indebted to Capt. h. G. Stratton,
Co. c. l9th Regiment, for q copy of the
Charleston !. c., Courier, of August 49,
The Captain accompanied the paper with
a few lines, which We take the liberty CT
appeEding. as follows: