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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, -.
James ID. McAahan.
VS.. In the Court OF Tom
Thomas McMahan and mon Pleas.

VS.. In the Court of Com
Thomas MeMahan and mon Pleas.
Jacob W. Pattengell.
The said Thomas Mcmahon is hereby notified
that the said James ID. Mcmahon has filed his petit
ton in this cause, for the purpose OF procuring an
order Of said court for the sale OF the following des-
cribed lands: One parcel being a part OF lot No. >,
aud section No. ). in the township Of Bristol IN said
County. bounded as ( follows: beginning 1.-THE north
east corner oflands of John NJ. Curtis, thence south,
along q marked line, TO the center OF the eouAty
road. thence ~easterly along the center Of the c0un-
- read. tWenty-thIee chains and eighty Inks t1 II
poet. thence northeTly along 4 marked line, beng
The east lac of said lot to the southeast corner OF
Iandslatsly owned by Nelson Hyde out TO the place oil
beginning. containing hiy acres OF land more OF
Also another parcel part OF lot No. 5, in said Bris-
! toll. bounded As follows: beginning at asiake stand
ing in the center of the county road being. the south
east corner Of lands lately owned Dy AnureW y.
! Thompson. Thence north one degree west, about
| forty rods to the southwest corner OF lands sold by
Dennish Parish. 10 Joseph Moore, thence east one
! degree north ninsty-three rods and twenty links gu
. a marked line. thence south one degree east f0rtS
rods To the center ofthe county road. thence wester,
Is on the center of the county road, 10 the place %
beginning. supposed 10 contain twenty hive acres M
land. the first mentioned Of said tracts beng tht
same conveyed By samuel FanSier 10 Pialntih "
| dect dated January -. lS59, anu thS seeoh1 vt Salu
tracts being the same lands conveyed 10 plaintiff 0)
| Henry Abrams, by deed dated January -, lSJ9.-
! Also Tor au order and judgment 10 apply the pro
eae,Is ~ said lands in payment of the SUN of 3lj.@
and interest from Sept. ., lS62 and OF S-lO.42 Wliit
interest from September I. ls53, moneys bal,
by plaintiff rs surety for said Thomas NC
| Mahon also in payment Of two notes now held by
said Jacob W. Patengsll dated January y. 1879. To-
the sum of SUI each, payable January IL. Ioot, NJ
January lst. l56J, with interest to be paid annual,
on Of which has been paid the interest to April lst
| ISL, sEi one hundred dollars of the principal, snt
on the other the interest 10 April lst, loo. Also II
payment OF the sum Of S2S3,l2, and interest mon
March 18th, 1862, which is becoming due on a not
of said Thomas for that sum payable, to plaint1
with interest one year from the date thereof, dates
| March 18th, lS52.
Said Tb6mas MeMahon must answer in said esus
by the 18th day of Novembr, 1862, or judgment vii
be rendered against him BY default.
BE- FUTILE ( STULL,
Sent l--6w- Att'ys for Plf
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Excited.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. IL.
The military excitement here is in
tense. Large numbers of armed citizens
are leaving for Harrisburg.
The Bulletin is out with an extra with
the following:
HARRISBURG, Sept. -.
Men are wanted in companies. Phila-
delphia should respond Immediately.
There is no time FOR delay. 4 heavy bat
tie has been progressing south of Hagers-
town for the last four hours. We have
been telegraphing all day for home guards
and Grey Reserves, and hope theyAGill re.
port in companies IL Others DO. Send
along the men. -
4 mSpdteAFHrs TrfSf been received rom
Col. Thomas A. Scott. from Harrisburg,
stating that a battle is going on below Ha'
gerstown between Jackson's and Miles
forces, and calling on all troops TO rush
10 Harrisburg.
Our citizens are making Il prompt re
Spouse. Hundreds of armed men are
rushing through the streets. for the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. which j.
prepared 10 forward ten thousand men Il
Harrisburg tonight.
The reported retreat OF jackson is no.
feulteu III Wen LHlOTileu ClTcioS mere
and the active preparations OF the Cover
nor indicate that he does not place much
trust in it, 1t is more probable that tbs
enemy nave selected Williamsport as {
base of operations, and is establishing
connection with Virginia at that point.
The Chambersbufg telegraph operator
says he heard firing all the afternoon
from tho vicinity of Msrtsniburg.
The following dispatch has been re
ceiyed from GOV Arnor Curtin:
HARRISBURG. Sept. l3.-l:3O P. N.
Contradic' the report that no more
men are wanted at once. l want troop:
AT once in companies. l cannot wait fol
the formation of regiments and brigades
We are pushing forward men every hour
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
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Hospitality ofthe cltlsens ofDayton

ooSPltdl1ty u Inc Slti91iio OoSINh
The people of Dayton treated the MIN
ute Men from this part of the State who
were at Dayton on Saturday. on their
way TO Cincinnati with the most liberal
hospitality. The following resolutions
were adopted by the riHemen from Trum-
bull, Mahoning, Ashtabuls and Geauga
Counties.
Whereas, we have been called by the
| Governor of the State of Ohio TO defend
Cincinnati, and have been ordered home
when we arrived in the City of Dayton,
and thrown out on the railroad track, and
at the mercies of the citizens for the nee
essaries of life, we have adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
l. Thet in behalf of the several com
panies, the officers tender their sincere
thanks TO the Military Committee of the
| County of Montgomery, and especially to
! the President j. G.. Lowe, and of the
Secretary, E. S. Young. for the interest
they have taken in their official capacity
for the comforts and wants of the afore-
said soldiers.
2. That we do not forget the interest
taken by the clergy and citizens of the
city in preparing and donating, in such 8
bountiful manner not only the wants Of
the hungry, but the Injuries of the sea
son.
=. That we tendere u thanks TO the
conductor of the Sandusky, Dayton and
! Cincinnati Railroad, who brought u:
| through from Clyde to this city, for hi:
gentlemanly conduct towards the troops,
and that We regret we do not know iIis
name that it might be published.
Capt. j. D. WARD.
Lieut.. JOIN NORRIS,
iient. JAS. WARD, JR.
! DlNInn d SAINT Is
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The Latest News

The last news from the seat OF war is
highly encouraging, the enemy being
beaten back, repulsed at sll points.
At Mumfordsville. KY, the rebels
under General Duncan, numbering from
5000 to 7,O00, attacked the loyal troops
under Col. Wilder, numbering about
5000.
The relels made the attack from both
sides of the river. and boldly advanced TO
our breastwOrks.
They were repulsed with fearful loss.
The Federal forces under Colonel Wilder
numbered about $500 at the commence
ment of the fight. They were reinforced
by Colonel Durham with the 50th Indiana
regiment. The first they knew Of his
being about was his pouring in a volley,
killing many and stampeding the balance.
The Federal loss was eight men killed and
twenty-seVen wounded. Rebel loss from
five 10 seven hundred killed and wounded.
The rebels who brought in the flag Oftruee
admit IL loss of 400 killed. Twenty pieces
of artillary were captured from the enemy
4 GREAr BATTLE-REBELs beaten.
.lLAb VI Ab1Er- ANN DE EhE OlGEAN. :
September l5-S =. NJ.
70 Henry ". Halleck. General-in-
! Chief:-I have just heard from General
Hooker-in the Rdvancs-who states that
the information Is perfectly reliable that
the enemy Is making FOR the river in Il
perfect panic. and General Lee stated
last night publicly that lie must admit
they had been shockingly whipped. !
am hurrying everything forward to press
their retreat 10 the utmost.
J Signed. GEORGE z. MCCLELLAN.
! HEADQ'Rs oY THE Army o. THE PoToAAc.
Sept. IS, 3 A. N.
To Major General Halleck. | am happy
to inform Won that General Franklin's
success On the left was as complete as
that on the centre and right. and result
| ed in his possession of the Gap. after a
severe engagement in all parts of the line.
The troops old and new behaved with
the utmost steadiness and s~allantry, car
rying with but little assistance from our
own artillery very strong positions de-
Tended by artillery and infantry to rake
them. Our loss il very severe. The corps
of General ID. H. Kell and LOngstreet
were engaged with our right. We have
taken a considerable number Of prison.
ers.
The enemy disappeared during the
night. Our troops are now advancing in
pursuit. ! do not know where he win
next be found.
[Signed, G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Commanding.
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n To Elizabeth Shafer. Frank l.. Shafler.
Tafharine Shafer, William Shaffer, and Angelina
SKATER of Rowland, Ohio, Abram Shafer, Daniel
D. Shafer, and Samuel Shaffer of Mecca Ohio. Ma
~ Robson, and William Robson. OF SouthIngton.
Ohio. Elizabeth DentZe, i Lewis Dentze, OF warren,
Ohio. Henry Shaffer State. of Illinois, and MARY,
Jane Shaffer, State of Missouri. widow and heirs OF
Daniel Shatfer, deed. .
You are hereby notified that on the Sth day OF
Sept. 1862, David Shaffer administrator on the Is
tate of Daniel Shaffer, late ofHOwland, Ohio, DECD,
6led in Inc Probate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio,
a petition. for the purpose Of obtaining an order
from said court. to complete Il certain contract en-,
tered INTO BY said Daniel Sha1er, deed. and Daniel
ID. ShafFer On the Sth day of June, 1883, BY which
the said Daniel Skater sold to said Daniel u. Shaf-
fer a certain tract of land known as ffty-six acres
on from the South end of lot No. l6, in Mecca Trum-
bull County Ohio. The said Daniel ID. Shater Is
entitled 10 u deed of said land.
The aid petition will be heard in said court on
the gth lay Of October, 1852, ut 10 o'clock, 4; NJ.
DAVID SHAEEER,
Admir-. Of Daniel Shater. decd
GEO. BRuWN,
ANY. for Petr.
80
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conhscation in Ectssonri.

wEs 81. LoUIs. Sept. Ii.
In compliance with orders from the
r. Secretary of War. Gen. Scho6eld has or
dered Provost Marshall General Of Miss
ouri, to proceed without delay and carry
into effect the confscation act, so far as
the provisions of said act are subject be
e. carried into effect ny military authorities
e-nf the United States. in the District.
The property liable to cohiscation in the
g Districs Is estimated at fifty million dol
lars.
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The Rebels Retreat from CINCINNATI.
The recent raid upon Cincinnati has
ended and the rebels are III full retreat
toward the Tennessee line. The immense
volunteer force which rushed TO the de-
Tense of the city, has turned back the en-
emv which nenaced Ohio, and he Is flee
ing in confusion. The Commercial says
that the roads are strewn with camp-ket-
ties and other articles with which soldiers
dispense when in a great hurry. \ num-
Der Of prisoners were taken. In n squad
Of eight who were picked up, were men
from Arkansas, Texas, Georgia and Ala
bama. They say the force which advanced
upon Cincinnati was about twenty thous-
aud strong, but had only one battery of
six pieces of field artillery That was La
borde's Louisiana Battery. The rest of
their guns were light howitzers ineffective
except at short range. The rebel prison
ers say that they retreat because they
have not heard anything of General
Bragg, whom they expected to support
their movements, but they did hear that
General Buell. had massed his forces ct
Bowling Green, and wss attempting by
forced marches through Southern Ken
tucky 10 gain their rear.
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= Battle in

ELIzABETHTowN, KY, Sept. Il.
The rebels under General Duncan attak-
ed our forces 1t Green River, near Mum
louisville about three o'clock this morn
ing. The fight lasted till eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. Our men fought brayely, firing the
last shot. The rebels were repulsed with
heavy loss. They sent in a flag of truce
asking permission to bury their dead,
hich was granted. Colonel Wilder com.
manded our forces.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-17
Saturday, the IIIh day OF October, 1852,
SALE.
In Trumbull Com. Pleas,

James Powers,
VS. Pin lrumDull NOm- EleAs.
Peter Shiveley ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, in the above case,
L have levied upon and will expose TO Public Sale
ON
mt the Court house in Warren. and between the nsu-
al hours of 10 A. ". and 4 O'Clock P. n, the follow
ing described real estate. to wit situate IN the town
ship of LOrdstOWn. being No. 3 OF the fourth range
the State of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
/ Trumbull. and Is known by being part Of lot No. =
in the Salt Spring Tract in LOTdstown, and bound
| ed west by Lot No. =, north and south by the lot
! lines, and east by q line parallel to the west line
I and so far therefrOm as to contain hity acres OF land.
I Appraised al $50 per acre.
JOSEPH u. BUTLER, Sheriff.
| Mnrren. O.. sent DO. ls69.
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A every large amount of counterfeit
Sos and Sl0s on the Bank of Geauga have
been put in circulation at different points
in the West and South. A package of
$500 was sent to the Bank of Geauga from
Chicago. We examined the bills, and
must pronounce them a well executed
counterfeit.-PGinesciM Telegraph.
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u THc JourL o. Joinhion TIeas-
samuel Cuirhy, Executor Of EpLraiu Gdinby. jse

II NuE t1Al- VI NSA@AAN --N1s
ssmuslc uiGhy, Executor Of EpLraiu Guiuby. ise.
Vg
James S,atI. John VI. Powers, ZenHs Kline, Peter
Kline and John scott.
The said james Scott ard John scott are Eot5sj
that this suit Is brought 70 recover lTUm said John
NJ. Pnscrs, Zeuas hlinc and Peter Kline. OF one Of
them, the sum Of "ae hundred eshty-two dollars
eishIy-eight cents, the amount Of i decree IN favoz
of plaintiff against said James Scott, at the NOyem-
Der Term of said Court. IN the yer lSj2. with inter
Ell therrirOul. aad 60 charge the same against an
aruoant due from them or one Of them 10 said James
Scott. also 10 set aside IS fraudulent 4 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 first day OfOetobsT
1852, or the petition viii be taken as confessed. and
Judgment be rendered against them BY default.
FUTILE i STULL,
Sept3. fs62-6w Att'ys for Pff
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HrUor,krrrs Anu, Porou,c. /

HEiDQrAErEES ARMY PornWAc. ;
bolivar. sept. 18th, la \. N.
ii. w. Halleck, General-in In
formation this moment completely con-
firms the route and decentralization OF the
rebel army. General Lee is reported
wounded. and Garland killed. General
Hooker alone has over 900 more prison
ers. 100 having been sem To Frederick.
1t is stated that Lee gives his loss as
$1,000. We are following ~ rapidly "a,
the men can move.
lSignrd GEu. 4. MCCLELLAN.
Major General
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CIIERlFF'S SALE.
Henry A. Du Boi
vs.
Germs Rosuorth 81 al
la Trum. CON-. Pleas

AAElAL a - 1-A ~
vs. Ia rum NoA- $50
BY virtue of nm aTids order of sale, issued out u
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County,
Ohio, in the above ease. sud To- HE directed and de-
liyerel. l shall expose 10 pnhhe sale, On
Saturday, the IIth day OF OetObeF,sisG@
nj the Court House in Warren. IN said county. and
between the hours VI 10 O'Clock A VI aud 1 o'clock
L NJ of said day, the following described real estate
. 10 wit: ~ and SO-luJ acres Of land. situate ia W cath
D ersheld township in said county OF Irunbuii. bonn
( dpd north by n tract Of 81 ami iO-iA acres soid 10
: uutehins, Cox & katiir. a~-signees at Cyrus EuS-
! worth. deceased, east BY said lot ami the Ashouing
River. south by s. acres OF land now occupied ~
Charles BusW0rth, and west BY the LOriStnWn tow
line: the same appraised NJ SSl.W per acre. and sub
iert To lis proportion Of a certain mortgage ui Inc
State of Connecticut for S3,lG.O ton II IN common
with the 81 and .U-lUi and u 81 acre tract adJOinlns
in the township of Rowland
ALSO. a small gore Of land III LOrdstuwn t"aa-
shin, bounded beginning at = point ia Jhe tJ"hSliif
line between NeJthershcid amt Lordst0Wn town
{ ships. about IS rods south al the corners o! the town
ships, and where q narrow lane interests said town
. ship line. thence westward alous sail lane from m
road 10 the river. 20 the centre u4 the highway iee4t
ing from Warren IL CGnield. thence SOUTHWARK
: sl0ng seij highway 10 the north line Of the lan.i
I decided to Charles BcdvOrth. thence east along sab
north line 10 said town line, and thence north 70 ~
pIaee Oi beginning. aud which waS aprtaised AZ p
: per acre. Terms Cash.
Sheriff : Office. JIG 81 ILEh. ShefiG
/ Warren. Sept II. lS52J
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OVERS NOTICE.

MIR. r. WHEATLEY most res
w p~ectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Warren and vicinity, that he has fitted up q
HOUSE, on the River Road, one door south of Mr..
p. GaskiIrs residence. where he is prepared to dye
all kinds of goods, either
SILK. wOrsted, Cotton or WOOIlen,
in the very best manner, and warranted to give sat
i~sfaction. ES-All goods returned in one weeks
time. Geutlemen's Clothes eleansed and Dyed in
fashionable eolors. Ladies' Dresses eleansed and
dyed; likewise Fancy BOnnets of all kinds and col
Ors. Shwals eleansed, dyed and pressed Also, all
kinds Of Ribbons eOlOred, and Mourning dyed on
the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly atten-
/ led 10. at the shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms. Terms Cash,
\. B. Goods or orders may be left at J. Wheat
leyis Grocery, Quinby I'LL
Aug q, 1S62-3ms K.
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WASHINGTON Sept. l:

While coming into the city from the
Soldiers Home to-day, President Lin
coins life was put to peril by his hores. a
spirited and powerful animal. running
away with him and nearly throwing him.
He succeeded in checking the course OF
his steed at the cost of a sprained wrist.
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Vyhe State of Ohio, Trumbull County.

ii In the court OF Common Pleas.
Robert II. Walker vs. james Scott.
Defendant is notified that this suit is brought u
recover of said James Scott the sum of SeTenty-six
and S6-l0O dollars and interest thereon from October
sth, 1852, and TO charge the same by ~ganishee pro-
cess upon debts due said james Scott, in this eoun-
ty. Said James Scott must answer herein by the
thirty-frst day of October, 1862. or judgment will
be rendered against him by default.
FUTILE & STULL,
Sent. 8. lS62-6H By his Attys.
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cTRAYEn CATTLE

r;,ht y~.,rliug-. four steers aud four heiiers
Str,vpl from the subscriber. in BaZeJta. IN the lat
Ter .,nrr uf Man. unespOtted steer: one white back
.r ). i,Iish red. hiss crippled horn; one deep red
beifrr; the other two pale red, with white spot on
hin. Ans person able To give me any
W." BENJAMIN GILBERT.
ST -
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Insurance Agency.

wHITTLESET 4 a s,
Office over McCombs & Smiths Store, Main Street,
Warren, Ohio.
Ctr Fae Insurance Compaag-...-.-Ne w Haven.
Cash Capital and SCrplus------S&S,645 6O
Nee England Fire Insurance Company, Hartford. CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus, -----SzS,05 81
North American Fire Insurance Com, Hartford, c..
Cash Capital and Surplus, $500. -S3I7. 29 70
Norrich Fire Insurance CoBpGay.-- .-. Norwich, CT.
Chartered May, ISS,
Cash Capital and Surplus, .-..-..-S243,s05,23
Girdrd Fire Insurance Company. Philadelphia,
Cash Capital and Surplus, --..-...S3G2 30 70
.HiagdrG Fire HssurdRcs COngpGHy..-...-.New York,
Cash Capital and rplns...----S2s7 ,l3l 90
Ph0aair Life HlsHraRcs Hartford. CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus.------S62OSS 10
Application in person or by note. will receive
prompt attention. WHITTlESEY ADAMS,
July >, lS62-tf Agent.
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10 Broke into the premises Of the subscriber. N
+, strip in her face. both hind feet white, with a sor-
| rel sucking colt by her side. Also, a light grey horse,
four wears old. and 4 bay mare colt, aboutitwo years
/ old. The owner is notified to come forward, prove
RICHARD HAYES.
| L. .r.nr,h.rl ~ q Sent L 1S6o-iM.e
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I. Il. Hutrhiu-,
~. In Court vi Common Pleas OF
4 T. A. lone ct ST. TTumbuil County, Ohio.
Ey Virtue Of an order OF sale in attachment. in .he
a5uve ease, / will expose TO public sale near TIL
mans Hotel in Mecca, un
Monday. tae nth day of October, IsSS.
the follow AZ personal property. viz: one Portable
-,rsri. .,e oil Vat, Ac. sale 10 be opened NJ IT,
nriDrE \ ". JOSEPH q. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Sept. l.. lSi3-sw
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The Union tickets swept Maine and
Vermont. at the elections last week, cleo
ting nearly every candidate, State, Dis
trict and local.
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statement is correct.
%. L. W0LC0TT, Co. Auditor.

ArpIroR's OFFICE. TrumJul Co., Sept. 4, lSd2-
We have examined the Books. Accounts. and
Vouchers. on file in the Auditors and Treasurers
Officers. and find the balances of the several Funds
as stated above. TO be correct, and on examination
fthe funds in the Treasurers hands, We lind suhi-
cient 10 pay the same in full.
JACOB S. SMITH,
AARON DAVIS, Commissioners
Ii. I. MASON,
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NOTICE

IN Is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an or
der Of the Probate Court of Trumbull County. Ohio,
l shall, on the 2d day Of October. 1852, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and 1 o'clock Z VI of said
day. expose for sale at public auction, on the prem
ises. the lands and tenemeuts following, TO wit: sit
uate in lot number thirteen in t~hetownship Of Mes
opOtamia, in said county, being part of the premi-
ses owned and occupied by John Taylor, deceased,
at his death; bounded north. west and south by the
lines of said lot. and east by 4 line parallel with the
west line, and so Tar from il a TO contain ffty-six
acres and seven twelfths of an acre Of land. Terms
one-third cash in hand. and the remainder with in
terest in one and two years therefrOm.
GEORGE WOODRUFF,
Sc ut IL, ls62-GW$ Ex. of John Taylor. deed
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NORWICH
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NORWICH, CONN.

Cash Capital and Surplus-s2a2s SO. y
Chartered Ina May, ISOS-
Has been doing business nearly
Ia siEF years. and has always paid Us Losses
promptly.
Losses paid during the last fifty years. exceed
S2,OO0,o00. The Norwich is the Oldest Insurance
Company represented in Warren.
Buildings, Merchandise and Household Furniture
insured IN this long tried and responsible company
on very favorable terms.
Apply 10 WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent,
Office over McCombs and Smiths Store,
Main Street. Warren. ohis.
%Dweilings and Farm Property insured a term
of years at very low rates.
ofJuns 4. lS62-tf
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MARRIAGES..

.--
On the 9Th inst. by Elder Matthias Christy. Ma
BRYANT. of Gnstayus 10 Mi= HAIR
4 RET BAILI of Bazetta.
n Bazetta, Aug 34th, by a. Faunce Jr. Esq. Mr..
CALVIN CLOWNS, of Warren, and Mis- ANN
SHAW. Of eaikersGeli.
Sept. 10th ls62 by Rev. E.T Brown, Mr.. JAMES L.
King. and Miss CORNELIA ANDERSON, all "a
Rowland. Trumbull Co. Ohio.