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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-04
From cairo.

ia lT 1s-ai. CAIRO, FzB. l.
The guerillas continue active in the
vicinity of Memphis. r. 500
A detachment of the 4th Illinois Cav
airy had a skirmish on Tuesday with a
squad of rebel cavalry, in which the Fed
erals lost seven killed, wounded and
captured. 3 s'su. g f4-I SO .50 .r
The Bulletin says the rebels are adj
yancipg on our lines as fast as the con-
dition of the roads will permit, thire
object evidently being to, get possession
of the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers.
An accident occurred On the railroad.
near Moscow, On Tuesday. -Four freight
cars were precipitsted down an embank-
ment fifty feet Four soldiers were kill
ed.
From Vieksburgh We learn that water
IS running through the cutoff from two
TO four feet deep. No signs yet of the
channel widening. - 49,
A considerable Federal force crossed
the bend and are now eneamped oppo-
site WarrentnwD. in order to more
readily communicate with the force
rom belpE Nherjt arriyss
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From the l25th.
Ok BOARD TRANSPORT CLARA Poe,
LIN Doth 1863

ON BOARD FRANKFORT OLAhA IOk,
JAN, 29th, 1868.
Daar CKronielS;-Our stay at Louisville is
finally at an end. We struck tents yes.
terday at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, and at night
fall turned our backs upon Camp Opdycke'
the place of our first encampment after
leaving our own loved State. Our regi-
ment had been on duty, during the day,
acting as escort to the remains of the late
Col. MCGEE, and on account of fatigue,
we're in o condition for moving, but
the idea of getting into active service,
away from the dull monotony of Camp,
buoyed them up, and they took hold OF
the work with almost more han eccus-
toned energy. But judge of our dismay,
when on arriving at the bost-landing, we
found ourselves ordered on the lower
deck of the Jacob Strader, among about
a hundred mules. All the inhabitable
parts of the boat had already been occu-
died by the l2lstand 9Sth Ohio regiments,
and we were left with the cheering conso-
lation of knowing that the best we could
do, was to accept the position assigned
US.
Thanks to the humanity and energy
of our Colonel and Major, at an early
hour this morning, we received the graft
flying intelligence that better quarters
had been procured for US and we were
Immediately set at work removing our
baggage to the Clara Poe. Companies B,
and C, (both from Trumbull) are in the
Cabin, and the other companies are COM
fortably quartered about the boat.
BY order of General Boyle, the l25th
has been assigned to the command of
Brig. Gen. Gilbert, 34th Brigade.
Our present destination is Nashville,
and all probabilities we will soon be en-
gagged in the field.
We have all confidence in our Colonel,
and Major, and We are proud to be led by
such tried soldiers and able commanders
before the enemy. We may not all re-
turn again to cur homes, but l believe we
will all try to be brave, and if we fall, it
will be with a consciousness that our
lives are spent in a just cause, worthy ten
thousand times the sacrifice.
We leave in hospital, at Louisville, pri-
Yates Asahel b. Hall, and Archibald Hill.
They will probably be discharged.
Respectfully Yours,
CEYLON.
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February 4th, 1853. -6w. =
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~
Charlotte Smith. In TLu&5ulI County. ohia
vs.. Pleas.
Augustus Graeter.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the aboge case and to me directed and de-
liyered, 1 shall offer at public sale, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of March, 1858,
at the Court House in Warren, and between the
the following described real estate to wit;
Situate in Warren town Platt, township No. in
the fourth range of Townships in the Connecticut
is also in the County of rumbull, and is known as
lot No. SO, and part of lot No 50, and is bounded as
follows: lot 80, bounded on the north side by Simon
Perkins land, on the east side by lot No. 40; on the
south by the Public Square and on the west by lot
Ne. 80, be the same more or less, said land being
subject to the same condition and agreement con-
tanned in q deed that Charlotte Smith gave TO Zal-
mon Fitch. Simon Perkins and AsaSel Adams, dat
ed March 4, 1880, and recorded in Trumbun County
Records, Book Y, pages 30 and 81. TO Wit that
there shall never be erected, or placed on lot No.
80 adjoining the land herein granted, which is now
owned or occupied by me, any building whatever
within the bounds, which may be described by a
line beginning at the point, on the line dividing
lot No. 80 and 80, one hundred 200 feet north OF
the south line Of said lots: thence running north
81, east 81 feet; thence north 33o, west 30 feet. and
also all the lands owned by Augustus Graeter, July
30, 1885 in lot No. IS. part Of which lot said Charlotte
Smith prior to said July 80, 1885. conveyed to said
Fitch, Perkins and Adams.
Appraised under former order at $500. Terms
Cash. JOSEPH G.. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Warren, Feb. 4, lS6S.-4w
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CMITH'S CONDITION POWDER,
for Horses and Cattle-the best in use, at
SMITHS & CASTERLINE'S,
Druggists 4 Apotheearies.
EGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Shafer and Charles Christensen, whose
places of residences are unknown, but supposed to
reside out of the State of Ohio, will take notice
that Jesse S. Haymaker did on the 31st day of jan
uary a d. 1855, file his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the County Of Trum-
bull and State ofOhio, against the said Samuel Shat
or and Charles Christensen defendants, setting
forth that on the 10th day of March A. ID. 1857. the
defendant Samuel Shafer mortgaged to said Hay
maker and Christensen, the following described
lands situate in Champion, Trumbull County Ohio,
and known a. part of lot sixty-three (S), in said
township, being 20 acres Of said lot. bounded as fol-
lows: beginning in the new centre road, at the 5.
w. corner of 50 acres OF. and in said lot g decided
to Benjamin Berry; thence north on the west line
Of said 50 acres twenty chains, and sixteen links to
the north line of said lot; thence west on said north
line u chains and 40 links to o post; thence south
the middle of said centre road; thence east along
said road u chains and 10 links to the place Of be-
ginning. reserving and excepting from the above
boundaries i've acres heretofore decided to Mary
or Polly Shafer by deed Recorded in Trumbull
County Records, Book g., Page 537.
Thatsaid lands were mortgaged to plaintiff, and
said Christensen to secure the payment of three
promissory notes in the sum of $1,000: That said
notes have become due, and that there is due to
plaintiff from said Shafer on the I'd note, becoming
due S339.6 and interest from June u, 1861 and on
the Sd note $500. with interest from March 10, 1857;
that plaintiff claims that he is the owner and hold
er Of said notes. and asks for the sale of said mort
gagged lands, to pay the amount due upon said notes.
in default of payment. The defendants are required
TO answer said petition on or before the 18th day OF
April 1858. JESSIE S. HAYMAKER.
By his Att'ys futile 4 Stull.
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End of the Democratic Rebellion
f in New York.

The Democratic riot in the New York
General Assembly has ended by the cleo
ton OF CALIcoTT the Republican Demo
cratic candidate for speaker. The Demo
cratic threats of bloodshed, in case an at
tempt should be made to inuagurate
C~ALIcorr have oozed out. The mob
which sought to establish a reign of terror
was fairly cowed; and after disgracing the
State by inaugurating in the Hall Of the
General Assembly the brutal violence of
the Pewter-Mug politics of the city, the
brutal crowd was overawed and compelled
to witness the installation of the man
whom for days they had threatened with
murder in case it was attempted, and the
election of Republicans to all the other
legislative Offices.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
Itis said a dispatch has been received
from Gen. Dix from Fortress Monroe, to-
day, stating hat he had been informed
by a telegram from Gen. Peck, in COM
mand of our forces on the Black Water,
that in an interview which had just Ia
ken place between that officer and the
rebel General Prior, who commands the
force facing Gen.4Peck's army, that he
iPrior) said he had information of avery
recent engagement near Savannah, in
which the rebels suffered defeat. fii
The Navy Department has received in
formation of the capture of the English
steamer Antona, direct from England
via Havana. by the gunboat P~ocahontas,
on the 9Th inst, 80 miles from Cape San
Bias.
Gen. Burnside is to be examinedbefore
the committee of the Senate on the on
duct of the war. as TO whether any Gen
eral acting under him attempted to in
tsrfere with his plans when he was in
command of the Army of the Potomac.
His Chief-of-Staff was examined yester-
day.
The committee has names of several
officers who came up here and complain
ed of Burnside's movements to the Pres
ident.
Gen. Franklin, at his own request, is to
raves court martial.
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A. & G. w. r r.

At the annual election for the Directors
of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way, held at the office in Meadville on
Monday, 10Th :ult., the following n AIMED
gentlemen were chosen: VIM. Reynolds,
President Gaylord Church, John Dick,
Jas. J. Shyrock. John Mcfarland, Thos.
w. Kennard. William Thorpe, o. Hast
ings, Marvin Kent. A. w. Mumford,
George A. Bittenbahner and Jules Levi
tn. Board of Directors. The Board, on
oasunizing. reelected VIM. Thorpe Sec
retary, and $. NJ. Dick. Treasurer.
There Is y distinct Board of Directors
in each Of States of Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and New York. In New York the link
Is ~ miles in length, and connects at
Guage. and Its official designation is the
A. & g. W. r. R. Of New York in Penn
the link is SS miles from the New York
to the Ohio State line, and is officially
designated as the A. & 6. W. r. K. an
Pennsylvania in Ohio, it is 243 miles,
extending from the Pennsylvania State
line to Cincinnati, where it connect with
the Ohio & Mississippi Broad Guage Road
to St. Louis, and its official designation is
simply tire Atlantic and Great Western
Rail Road. Some of the members OF
one Board of Directors are members of
the other Boards. Thus, Mr.. Kent, Pres
ident in Ohio, is a Director in the Pennsyl-
vania Board. and Mr.. Reynolds, Presi-
dent of the Roard in Pennsylvania and
New York, is Director in Ohio, and so on.
The annual election of Directors in
Ohio takes place in July. at the office in
Ravenna. On the 9th of July last, the
following were elected Directors:
VIM. Reynolds, Gaylord Church, Seth
Hayes. F. w. Seymour, NJ. Kent, j. II.
Chamberlain, F. W. Epson. Talmadge0 o.
Beach, w. Bushnell. J. Riblet, T. J.. S.
Smith, j. Grail, f. B. Taylor.
Board organized by appointing NJ. Kent
President, F. W. Seymour. Secretary, E.
P. Brainerd, Treasurer, and Acting Sec'y.
Executive Committee, NJ. Kent, E. B.
Taylor, F. w. Seymour. Gaylord Church
and VIM. Reynolds.-Portqge Dem.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Clarinda Smith

CiaI na smith In TrumbuII Co. Common
Rieh'd. MCGOWAN ct al Pleas.
By virtue Of an order of Court in the above case,
issued and delivered to me, / have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the Court House, in
Warren
On Saturday, the 2Sfh of February, 1888,
the following described Real Estate, to wit:
Seven undivided shares or parcels of land, being
part of lot No. eleven I'D in the Township Of New
ton, in the said County of Trumbull. and State Of
Ohio, and known as the farm Of the late Richard
MCGOWAN, deceased. aud the interest in said estate
being seven "a undivided shares or heirships in said
farm with all and singular the hereditaments and
appurtenanees thereunto belonging, or otherwise
described as C-10ths) seven tenths undivided shares
Of the following described tract of land, owned By
said defendant, being part of lot No. II, in Newton
Township. Irumbul County Ohio, and bounded
east and north by lands owned by James Knight.
west BY the Portage County line, and south by an
east and west highway, includingi in said boundaries
eighty acres of land.
Also C-l0ths) seven tenths undivided shares ef
the following described parcel of land be-
ing also part Of the original Richard MCGOWAN
farm, bounded By metes and bounds as follows. to
wit: on the south BY the east and west public road,
on the east BY q pubic road running north and
south, through said lot No. II, on the north By
lands of James knight and on the west by lands of
Richard MCGOWAN and others. Containing within
those bounds twenty 90 acres, more or less. The
cloths of the trst described or so acres, appraised
at Sl56S,M, and 7-l0ths Of the 70 acres appraised At
so. Terms Cash
Sale between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and 1 P. NJ
of said day. JIG. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office. Warren, Jan. 9th 1853.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

~
undersigned will sell at public auction. At
the residence of Sullivan Ralph, and As his az
signee. in Vernon Township. Trunbull Counts.
Ohio, on
Saturday, March 9TH, 1858,
the following property, to wit: The west part OF
said Sullivan Ralph's farm. bounded as follows: en-
the north by land of the Atlantic 4 Great West
ern Railroad Company; on the east by land set on
to said Ralph. on thes0uth BY land Of Samuel Mer-
~; on the west by land of Weston Smith. supposed
to contain 200 twenty acres, and is known as part Of
lot MOI Appraised at $50 twenty-three dollars
per acre; two shares Of stock OF the Atianuc
Great Western Railroad Company. issued March
so, 1858, ~drawing6 per cent. annual interest from
January lst, 1855, amounting to $3.50 one hundred
and thirty dollars; one-half interest in q set Of
drilling tools; claim against the United Brethren
Church, of Vernon for ($28) tYenty-eight dollars
one harness, one cast iron shod sled, and one pillow.
Terms Cash. HENRY BENNETT, Assignee.
Feb. 4, 81
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SALE.

John o. Hart, In TrumbuIl County. Ohio,
VS.. Common Pleas.
Oliver Smith. ct tall
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbul COEnty, Ohio.
and to me delivered, l have levied upon and shall
expose at public sale, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of March, 1858,
and between the hours of and 4 o'clock P. NJ.
of said day at the Court House. in Warren, in said
County. the following real estate, to wit:
Situate in the township Of Pennington. in the
County Of Trumbull and State of Ohio. and is
known by being the middle part Of lot No. 81 in said
township and bounded as follows. viz; On thenorth
by lands Of Seth Lee; on the east by the lot line, on
the south by lands Of William S Grifiths and on
the west by the lot line; and which is also the centre
Of the public highway, and contains within those
bounds $50 eighty-fVe and ene-half acres of land.
Terms Cash. Apprised at$@
JOSEPH G. BUTLER.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Warren. Feb. 4th. 1855. -5W
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Ehezesaages ia the Potomac Army.

dhe following is the official order in
regard to the recent changes in the Army
of the Potomac:
HEADorARIERs OF TIE ARur.
u hAR DEFr, ADJCFASr GESEEAL's OFyJCr. !
SWAsHISGToSs Jan y, 1868.
The President of the United States
has directed:
First-That Sisjor-General A. Z. Burn
Side, at his own request, be relieved from
the command of the Army of the Poto-
mac.
Seeond-That Major General E. V.
Sumner, at his " request, be relieves
from duty in the Army of the Potomac.
Third-That Major Gen. w. ID. Frank
In be relieved from duty in the Army of
the Potomac. @
Fourth-That Major General j. Hooker
be assigned to the command of The Army
of the Potomac.
The officers relieved as above will re-
port in person 70 the Adjutant General
of the Army
By order of the Secretary of War.
e D. TOWNSEND, 60
Assistant Adujant General.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
sale at public auction,
On the 2Sth day of February, A. ID. 1853,
at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, the following
described real estate, situate IN. and known IS part
of Lot No. q. in the Township Of Braeeyille. Coun-
ty of Trumbull and State Of Ohio, and bounded on
the east by lands of Milton Palmer; north by lands
of Eliab W. BOswOrth, west BY lands Of Charlotte
Richmond and south by highway, and contains
five acres more or less.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
S. W. RICHMOND,
Adm. of POster i Sally Whitford decd
Feb 4th lS63. Et I-.
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ONCE of Penn. & Ohio Canal Co.,

hANhENi VduudIJ Oi LWo- J
A dividend of six per cent. on the
IN Capital Stock Of the Company will be paid
TO the stockholders or their legal representatives.
at the office Of the Cleveland 4 AahOning Rail
Road Company in the City of Cleveland. on and af-
ter February Is, 1868.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL QUINBY.
February 4, 1S63.-3w Treasurer.
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The undersigned has this day fled in the Probate
Court Of Trumbull County. a petition to sell IS
desperate, the claim Of the estate of Owen Shout,
deceased, against Henry Lob. for the sum of one
and interest thereon from September 9, 1858, for
money then paid by said Shout for said Lob. as his
surety.
of March, 1868. JONAS HOFFMAN,,
Administrator of Owen Shout, deed.
Jan. Il, lS6S,-feb4-4ts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Elijah HutehinS /
In Trumbull Co. Com. Plsa<

EIDah HuIchlns
vs.. Fin TrumbuIl Co. Com. Plsa<-
W. W. FISHER ct all
By virtue of an order of sale. issued out of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and de-
livered, 1 have levied upon and shall exposet to pub
lie sale, at the Court House, in Warren. in said
County,
On Saturday, the 2Sth of February, 1855
and between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
premises, or Real Estate, to wit:
Situate in Meeea, Trumbull County Ohio, known
as part of the kingsbury tract, bounded south By Q
road and lot line, west By = road, and the lot line.
north by lands recently owned by G. b. Mead, east
by the highway, containing fifty acres Of land. sx-
eepting thereform the following small oil lots here
toiore sold viz: Nos. 2, AS 6, I. 8, 9. Il. IS. l6. Sc.
%, 50. 40, 43, and a. The residue after excepting
the said numbered lots, appraised at $500 be the
same more or less. Terms Cash.
IL BUTLER, Sheriff.
SherihFs Office, Warren Jan. 3, 1853.
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Sherifs Office, "


In On the 18th day of January in the year 1883
the Probate Court of Trumbull County, declared the
Estateo of Stephen Burnett to be probably Insolyent-
Creditors are therefore required to present then,
claims against the Estate, to the undersigned for al
lOwanee, within six months from the time above
mentioned or they will not entitled to payment.
JACOB II. BALDWIN.
Admir- of Stephen Burnett decd.
Warren. Jan. Is. 1S63-3w.
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Co-partnership Notice.

THE undersigned has associated
with himself T. F. CASTERLINE, in the
Drug business, which will be continued in the name
of SMITH & C~ASTERLINE.
Warren, Feb. 4. 1868. EDWARD A. SMITH.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Nathan P. Fitch and William R. Fitch. will take
notice that on the 9th day of January. A. d. 1863,
Reuben Z. Fitch. Administrator of Reuben E. Fitch
deceased. filed against them and Others. a petition
in the Probate Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
for the sale of forty acres Of land of the East side
Of the homestead farm Of said deceased in kinsman,
in said county, particularly described in said Peti-
ton.
Said cause will be for hearing at the Court House,
In said county, on the 2lst day of March, AID. 1868.
at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day,
TAYLOR 4 JONES.
Feb. 4, 1s63.-4w Att'ys for Pitt.
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoKFREss MoxRoE, Jan. Is.

FoRTREsS MONROE, Jan. %.
The Richmond Wing of Goth inst. has
the following:
The enemy IS advancing FROM Newbern
in two other colGmns-one toward Kings.
ton. and the other toward Wilmington.
MOBILE, Jan. 26.+A dispatch dated
NeMinnsyille. Jan. 9th, says the enemy
attacked Morgsn's regiment this morn.
ing. After two hours of hard fighting,
With superior forces, our men fell back.
GoLBsBoKo'. n. G. Jan. 25.-It is re.
ed that the Abolition feet of % sail,
two Monitors and six other
Fbese in Beaufort harbor also
the reply ;sRd Abolitioniets are en-
Postal cusnd Head and Carolina
and the tram
Trumbuli n Luck.-A number Of
good as CfeVet Mcclellan have pre-
ter have coma q splendid home in
since they wereh in a superb and
son referred to, han6iasole g.rs VA t
But those who refuse -aTs all she
Orders must be prepared ~weHaerShir
der: ts
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use them on our boys. Resistance would
have been useless and foolhardy-the
cavalry outnumbering our troops greatly.
Captain Ephraim Kee, of Company b,
l05th regiment, died on the 10Th instant.
He was on picket duty the day before,
although he felt unwell. He rode the
Majors horse on picket duty, and the
next morning early he died with a on
gestive chill. tt
Lieut.. Chas. Brigden, of Mesopotamia,
the captured:
OFFICERS.
Captain Byron W. Garfield Co. Z: 1T
Lieut.. Albion w. Lourgee, Co. 6: 2d
Lieut.. Alonzo Chubb, Co. d.
COMPANY A.
Thomas Bower. Frank Hulburt,
Alex. Barr, Jas. MalcOnersOn.
j. A. Boyle, Robt. C.. Porter,
Hugh Cowley, Reubin B.. Russ,
Jas. C. Coulter, John f. Stambaugh.
David Edwards, Sam'l NJ. Stewart,
John G.. Foster, Wesley Kyle,
Emanuel Fair, Aaron Harbor.
COMPANY B.
Adelbert Hart, Chas. Shafer,
Edwin Hadsiel, Jacob Shafer,
Hugh r. Kelley, Martin Ulrich.
Albert Prentice, j.. B. Wildman.
Danl Rush, John Smith.
COMPANY c.
Rich'd H. McLain, VIM. R. Rees,
VIM. Lewis, Tho. Robinson,
Jas. R. Mckenzie, Isaiah Sea christ,
ALT. Osborn, Luman Sutton,
Wilson S. Powers. David |. Shelar,
Jno. P. Rosser, n. o. Stewart.
Jno. Roberts,
COMPANY d.
Alonzo Grover, Bliss Moore,
A. Z. Giddings, j. II. Stills,
Henry Hall, Marshall Teachout.
5. ID. Jackson,
COMPANY E.
Almon Hill, A. o. Bridgman,
Z. w. Hays, Byron A. Pease,
VIM. Stillwell, Albert A. Champlin,
Danl J. Reed, Walter Strickland.
COMPANY F.
Jas. Barnes, lar Ely,
Nathan F. Clark, Horace Greene,
Chas. Bailey, Judson Greenfield,
Chas. F. Doolittle, Arthur Kelsey.
COMPANY C.
Orson L. March, Seth Parker,
Frank Baldwin, 0. A. Rood,
L.. ]. Benjamin, &c. Spencer,
]. D. Compton, Jas. L. Jones,
Luke Cook, S. W. Chaplin.
Erwin Eaton,
COMPANY II.
John Grossman, 10. Bummell,
jeremiah Harrison, Saml K. Raub,
David Hayes. r. NJ. Stewart,
Frank Kaiser, Geo. j. Splitter,
Archer Kirkbride, Moses Weldey,
Jas. Kirkbride, Sam'l Wire,
VIM. H. Middleton, Geo. Shuck,
JAS. B. Naylor, Joshua Hartzell,
Eli j. Owen, Chas. Van Norton.
Jas. Park,
COMPANY /.
Jacob Grim, Marvin Morse,
R. NJ. Jones, Thos. S. Morris,
Benz. Joslin, Albert G.. Rowe,
John Kellogg, Cyrus T. Smith.
Edgar Lockwood, Saletheil Harrison,
Geo. W. Lyman, Joseph B. Ashley.
COMPANY X.
A. G. Hutchinson, Geo. Seymour,
Albert A. Slater, Joel Williams,
Francis Warren, VIM. f. Bigelow,
E. A. Alderman, David Hutchinson.
Isaac Hines, David Gary.
Alf. DanoW.
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New Advertisements.
TAXES -!


THE Assessor of the 18th COllec-
IL tiOn District Of the State Of Ohio having this
day rendered to me his Annual Collection List,
commencing Sept. !, lS62. Of all persons within said
District InhIa 10 nav a