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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-04
PRICE CURRENT,

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB-
BINS u CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. SANDBERG & BROS
Tanners and Curriers',

HAEE also established a
IL Boot and Shoe
Mandatory, opposite D. F, Glassmire's Hotel,
III the room formerly occupied by J. B. Smith.
They offer their Boots and Shoes at
LOWER RATE THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the best work
men and the best stock that the country will
produce, and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
GIVE US A TRIAL.!
Coudersport, Pa, March l9
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R9-The Coudersport Mail will hereafter
leave Wellsville at 10 o'clock, instead of 8.
This will ensure US a mail regularly.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-04
NEW SALES-ROOM,

the largest in this section-and filed from
cellar to garret. Also the large buildings
adjoining are used by US for storage rooms.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
BUTTER,
and other Produce, that can readily Be COZ
verted into Cash.
One word more. As the transportation on
orr Goods from Wellsville here, costs only l24
cents per hundred, apd our other expenses are
small, We do not need large profits
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We would also inform you that we have goi
established in our
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To the Public,

NTM. H. TALLMAN would inform the tra-
w yelling public that he has rented the
Eagle Hotel opposite c. H. Simmons
Block at Oswayo Village, Penn'a, Which has
been newly rehtted and furnished, where he
/ Intends to keep First Glass Hotel. Parties
of pleasure and those wishing quiet home
over Sabbath, will find this hndse equal to any
in this vicinity. The tables will always be
we'll supplied, and the barns well furnished
with hay and oats, and no pains spared for
! the comfort of guests.
WM. Fl. TALLMAN.
Oswayo, Pa. Dec. %, 1862
ISAPONIFIER!
The greatest Soap-maker ever
known For sale at
| STEBBNS.
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AF the Funds of Potter county on the first
W day of Jan'y 1868:
To amt of Comsrs andRelief orders
outstanding S347O 78
Judgt in favor Of Warren
County Bank 3O45 Sc
Int. on same, Jan'y lst, 1893 1871 73
Judgt in favor off. & D Herr 1907 90
Int on same Jau'y Ist, 1863 937 68
- Bond to John Heating 100 90
Bonds for bounty to Vols. 5000 90
to &C. .Celyin relief fds lO8 90
C.S.&E.A.Jones 100 90
" H. j. Olmsted 1l2 90
est'ed current expenses for '63 1000 90
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Total Receipts 1855 40
Paid for relief TO volunteers $50 81
" Public printing 2l0 90
Commonwealth costs 603 IS
Assessors $40 90
Commissioners wages 464 so
" Clerk hire 375 90
= balance for 1861 l 90
Stationery l78 81
Bond to John Heating 1872 90
/" H. H. Dent 400 81
Wm. Bell 735 "a
Clerk of Quarter Sessions ia 81
Prothonatory's fees 80 so
Balance due Sheriff for 1861 Sc 90
{. Incidental expenses 90 Al
" Auditors wages 69 90
Il Auditing Prothy's & Rec ds acct 90
Wild cat bounty 90
Qualification fees % IS
Justices returns 02
- Recorders fees 8 %
Fuel 60 81
Taking prisoners to penitenty 5l2 Il
Election expenses S04 Al
Constable returns la 64
Road views 230 80
tending town clock Il repairs 46 70
Taxes Il costs on Ids advertised I34 40
Costs against Potter county Al
Tip slaves SO 10
Bounty to volunteers $40 90
Sheritfs fees SO 90
Money refunded 10 rs
Grand Jnrors fees 296 90
Traverse Jurors fees 455 %
Cabinet work 48 Is
I" Court Crier 40 90
Jail expenses 305 75
Damages ass'd by road viewers % O9
Attorney fees 25 90
I" Bal.due Treas'r on last settlemt 45 90
Excess of Receipts over expenditures 1919 76
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STATEMENT

AF the Receipts and Expenditures Of Potter
" county for the year ending on the Sls'
day of Dec. A. d. 1862:
Reed for taxes on unseated Ids for
1860 and 1861 S79O6 76
Reed for taxes on seated returned
unseated 43 SO
Reed from seated taxes for 1862
previous years 1882 2S
Reed on recognizances notes and
judgments 223 II
Reed on sales of Village lots 80 80
Reed on Fines SO
Reed from Relief and Military taxes 250 90
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We are happy to inform all those in want
of Choice and Domestic Goods, tha. We now
have stock of some
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Statement

a; L. B. COLE, Clerk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

NA
Speedily cured by a new system of treatment
ID r.. L. WINSTON AVER,
lS4 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio. will visit his
patients in WARREN, at CAMPS HOTEL, on
Monday. THestldV. WedaesiaR. ThHrsiaBaad Friddp,
January Sh. 9th, Ih. Sh and 9h.
Where he may be consulted by all who have need
of medical aid. The Doctor devOtes his entire at
tention TO diseases of the Throat, Chest. and Other
| Chronic Affections.
HS-An who are suffering from Nasal. Catarrh, OF
or any form of Throat disease, would do we'll to APP
ply Immediately, as these new remedies never fail
to affect the most astonishing and gratifying results.
even after other modes OF practice have been tried
in vain.
ss-Its peculiar efficacy is specially noticeable in
Throat diseases, early stages of Consumption, and
all affections of Catarrhal character.
AS-Its effect in Heart disease is equally prompt
and permanent. 1t has cured thousands Of eases OF
long years duration. 1t Is always safe and by no
means disagreeable in its operation.
sit speedily cures Asthma and Bronchitis, dis
eases of the Kidneys. etc.
pAIn Nervous affections, arrangement of the
Liver and Stomach, and diseases of Women. the
remedies employed form natures best restorative
and the only rational and proper practice.
e9-lt cures Goitre, or enlarged neck, without
the general health of the patient.
H4-As constitutional treatment in Serofula, and
impuritie. Of the Blood, it must commend itself to
all who will investigate it.
pAIndeed, the practicehs for its aim the speedy
removal Of all those causes, direct or remote. that
tend TO Consumption, and all who have given it a
fair trial will attest its marked success.
R9-It has cured many who were pronounced by
other physicians to be in Consumption.
B3-Call and investigate. and do not hesitate, for
q disease durable now may not be so in n few days
hence.
Patients who cannot take strong medicines"
will find the New Method admirably suited 10 them
There is no facilitating effects, but from the very
hour in which the patient commences their use he
IS the better enabled to pursue his vocation.
Catarrhal and Throat diseases lead directly to
Consumption and death, and they can now be cur
ed by a little attention and triAing expense.
There is no blistering, bleeding. burning or leech-
ing-nO calomel or quinine employed in this New
System. Now is the most favorable time TO use
the New Remedies.
Warren. Dec. 81. lS63.-2w
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A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE

IA OF REAL ESTATE
Pubnc nouce Is hereby given that the subscriber
VIII ofier Tor sale at public vendue to the highest
bidder on Saturday the 18th day of January. 1888,
on the premises hereafter described between the
said day.the following described lands and enemenf
belonging TO the Estate of Stephen Burnett late Of
Warren, deceased. to wit;
One certain piece or parcel Ofland. with buildinos
and improvements thereon situated in Section No
l6, in the Township of Braeeville, Trumbufi Counfv
ONO, known as the Ledge Farm, containing seven
ty-two and three fourths acres, and subject TO the
life estate. of Eleanor Burnett, widow Of Stephen
Burnett, and described as follows in the order OF
west corner Of lot No. 3 soi IN st ana 9sct n the Nc sou e.
Thence East in the south line of said section M. rs,
Ihirty,six chains and 81 links to a post; Thence
north ~ CHAINS to a post on Jonathan Aliens south
west corner, And. thence north 8 chains on the
west line of said Jonathan Aliens Land; Thence
west on the south line of Vernon Aliens land, %
east line oflot No. ]. in Section 1875 chains and 81
links to the first mentioned boundary, and contains
ing therefrom % 47-lO acres, more or les. hereto
fore decided by said Stephen Burnett to Frederick
kinsman, bounded as follows; Beginning at a post
ed by Rufus Allen, to Joseph and Stephen Burnett;
Thence north along the east line of said tract
F fsysn,ts sen. CHAINS 5oB " and sld sOgtESs Il ,lnks tq . post;
s chains and links TO q post Thence south $50
along a hne which the parties hereto agreed to
chains and IS links to a post in said Kinsman's north
line; Thence east on the said section line, % chains
and 10 links to the place of beginning. and contains
as surveyed by Edwin LefingwelIa as above stated
3 45-lOQ acres Of Hand, more or less. Appraised at
$500, subject to said life estate of Eleanor Burnett.
Also one small piece Of land In south Warren des-
eribed as the south of an acre of land being lot
Z, in Block No. 3, in the south survey Of War
rem, reference being had to the plat Of said survey.
in TrumbuH County Records, Book of
Maps pagesSi x IS, and lying south of and adjoin-
ing 10 the Homestead, set off 70 the HidaE and heirs
Of said Burnett by the Appraisers Of the Heal Estate
said Stephen Burnett deceased Apbraised re-
Gently at Sl25,O.
JACOB il. BALDWIN, q.
Administrator.
Dec. Il. IS62-4w. H#.f.. L..E
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

CHOES-Ladies and Chjldren's Bal
~ morals, Caters. Kid. Goat and Calf Shoes, a
large and well selected stock, in which we are pre-
pared TO offer great inducements to purchasers.
-s. PECK x BROTHER.
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Resigned.

On Sunday last, Rev. W. C. CLARK, for
fifteen years Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at this place, rendered the resig-
nation Of his charge. At the Annual
business meeting of the Society, on Mon
day, his resignation was accepted, to take
effect on the first of July next.
The high attainments and fine social
qualities of Mr.. Clark. have commanded
the respect and esteem of the entire COM
munity. during the years he has been
with US, and wherever his LOT may be cast,
many an earnest prayer win be offered
for his well-being.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07
THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS. d.
" Co,r+ IS Co., ploo.
Abram Shafa
Partition,


Elizabeth shafer ct ali Partition.
Elizabeth Shafer. Daniel D. Shafer, Samuel
Shaffer, Frank l.. ShafeE, David Shaffer, VIM.
Shafer, Mary Robson, William Robson. Eliza
beth Dienst, Lewis Dienst, Catharine Shafer, Ar
geline Shafer, Henry Shaffer and Mary Jane Shat
fer, widow and heirs at law Of Daniel Shaffer, decd.
are hereby notified that the petitioner. Abram Shat
fer, has filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbul county, Ohio, making them de-
PENDANTS for the purpose Of obtaining an order to
assign dover to the said Elizabeth Shaffer, in the
lands hereipafter described and to partition said
lands, subject TO said dover, among the heirs OF
said Daniel Shafer, deed.
The first tract known as the late homestead Of
said decd, situate in Rowland, Trumbuu county,
Ohio, and known as part of lot No. a, in said Tp.,
and bounded as follows: beginning at a post ut the
southwest corner thereof, thence north eight chs.
and 81 links TO a past thence east 3 chains and 81
links, thence north . chains aud 76 links to q post,
thence east 40 and 3 links TO a post, thence
south Is chains and 70 links to a maple tree, thence
west 81 chains and 81 links 10 place of beginning,
eOntaining9 SLIGO acres.
Second tract situate in Mecca in said county Of
Irumbull, and known as part Of lot No. l6, in the
Ely tract, and bounded east and west BY the lot
lines, south by the north line of Daniel ID. Skaters
land andto extend 50 far north that a line drawn
parallel with the south line thereof will contain
b 1910 acres. The said petition will be heard AZ
the February term of said Court, 1858, when an or
der Will be asked for the assignment Of said dover
and PARTITION Of said premises as prayed I9L IN the
petition -ai.- ABRAM SHAtkEk.
Dec. 10. lS62-6w By GEO. Thrown, his Atty.
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6weekE.
GALE OF REAL II A

On the 18th day of January, A. D. 1858. at three
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon, on the premises herein
described, IN the town of Warren Ohio, will be sold
TO the highest bidder the following Real Estate. rs
the property of Bishop Perkins, Minor, to wit: Sit
uate IN the township of Warren, County of Trum-
bull, and State of Ohio. and known as parts Of Lots
numbered twenty one, twenty seven and twenty eight
u, q, D. and bounded as follows: Beginning al a
post, standing in the west side of the Warren AZ ASH
tabula Turnpike, and -four chains northerly by
the line Of the road, from the north east corner Of
land decided to Frederick and Olive d. kinsman by
Deed, dated December, 10th, 1883, and recOrdedin
Irumbul.County records, Book y, pages ST aud 52S.
Thence South AZ west along the line of land deed
ed to Joseph Perkins March Sd l34T, In partial mar
ution of the Estate Of Simon Perkins, eight chains.
and sixty-hYe links, 1866 Ito q post in the top OF
the bank; Thence South 69xo west along said Josenh
Perkins line, Eighteen chains and seyenty-tvo IinEs
uS,12)to the bank OF 1.-THE Mahoning Riyer: Thence
north. lg' west two chains and sixty links. (26OJ to
a post on the river bank; Thence north 81 west two
chains and fifty links q, 50) to 4 post IN the river
bank Thence north 6915o east on a marked line IF
teen chains. and sixty five links Q5,6 to q post on The
top OF the bank Thence north 49o east nine chains
and twenty-one links C9,2D to a post in the west line
Of 1.-the Warren * Ashtabula Turnpike; Thence south
~ east along said west line five chains and ffty-
nine links (5,59) to the place ofbeginning. Contain
ing thirteen and 74-l0O Acres oflsnd. Q3 7+lO0I J
be the same more or less. -
Subject to no dover. Appraised at six thousand
hye hundred and twenty-eight dOllOrs, (S6.5SD
Terms OfSale; Cash. - 49,
--.. IN JOSEPH PERKINS,
Dec, Il, IS6l-iw.
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New Years,
CHARLES HILL.
Company A, 4lst Ohio.

NEW cars
The celebration of New Years Day was
not marked by any kind of public dem.
onstration in this place, unless we regard
the German Ball, at Webb's Hall, on
New Years eve, as a public display. Our
German friends, as we are informed, mad
a jolly good time, and INDUCED to their
hearts content in waltzes, music and
lager.
A couple of chaps who had allowed
themselves to get too much elated on the
ardent. named Walker and Burns, had a
hearing before Mayor Baldwin, on charge
of getting tight, in which obliyiOus mood,
they insisted on passing the doorkeeper
and attending a c%otillon party: but failing
in this enterprise they took possession of
John Green's grocery. and undertook to
run the institution 10 suit themselves
At this iuncture the police interfered and
conducted the gentlemen to the peaceful
shades of the old Jail, where they were
allowed TO Illuminate during the night on
the transitory nature of earthly projects,
and came out in the morning sober as
donkeys. They appeared duly penitent,
and plead, in palliation Of their offence,
bad whisky and the temptations of New
Years. They were fined 81 each. and
costs.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On Saturday the oath day of january, A. D.
1868, between the hours Of one and three O'Clock p,
NJ. of said day, on the premises. in the village Of
1 Warren, l will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate as the property of the
late Vim. z. Fields deceased, TO wit; Situate in the
village of Warren, Trumbnlf County, Ohio, and
known as loo No. "a in Perkins addition to Warren,
r~eserying from said lot so much of the same as lies
North Of a line drawn from the north-gesterly cor
ner of said1ot No. Ato the ssuth-easterly corner
of lot 81 IN said Perkins addition. The above LOT
fronts on Washington Avenue.
l. Terms Of Sale, one7third cash in hand, one-third
in one year; and-one-third In two years, notes Sc
/ cured By Mortgage. Appraised at s
-a JOHN NJ. STULL,
Dec. 244w Admir- Of William +. Fields, dec.
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l05th Regiment.

a..
The l0jth Regiment which was raised
in this military district, has no flag. They
have nobly done their duty and suffered
severely in battle and marches. Let us
cheer them on in their hardships and
perils by presenting 10 them as soon as
possible, a Rsgimentat Flag. Other coun-
ties of the district are moving in the mat
ter. Trumbull County has two and a.
half companies in the Regiment, and they
have done honor to themselves and
their county and are entitled to a flag.
Contributions to any member Of the
Military Committee shall be faithfully
applied.
Jan. 9TH 1868, MILITARY COMMITTEE.
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MILITARY COMMITTEE.
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Cleyeland & Mahoning R. R.
. Town and County.
Special Nolice-Fa1r Warming.

Special NoIlce-FaIr Warning. ID.
The terms of the CEroaiele are, and
have been for years, 81, 50inadvanee, other
wise $500. The simple fact that we have
not at all times enforced our terms, does
not en1de a subscriber to the paper, at any
other rate. The enormous advance in
the price of printing paper, lnearly 100
per cent? and other materials, has COM
PEELED us to adopt some measure which
will increase our receipts, or diminish orr
expenses. We do not wish to increase
the price of our paper, or reduce it in
size, if we can possibly avoid it. Rather
than do so, we cheerfully bear a portion
of. the additional expense ourselves.
Although we cannot promise that cir
eumstances may not compel us, for self
preservation, to increase the price of u
paper, We have concluded, for the pres
emit, simply to edkere strictly 70 ovr publish
ed terms.
Our present firm commenced doing bu-
siness February lst, 1862, consequently a
EdfEC uAlibCI VI SOOSOIlOClo oh Jul boohoF
owe from that date. Until the first of
February, 1863, and no longer, $500 will
pay for the expiring and the ensuing
year. After that time, until further no.
tice, the price. of the Chronicle, if not paid
strictly in advance, will be Two Dollars.
All persons disseminating the paper, and
all those in arrears more than n year,
xiIl be charged $500, according TO our
terms, -
BT There are still a number of unset
tied accounts on the books OF VIM. Rite
eel, of the Democrat, and Hapgood & Adj
ans, of the Groaick. Those interested
can save money by attending to them
soop- 1 H
ufTI8I8S - Dec. 9th 1862.
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WARREN g. LAKE ERIE

w PLANK ROAD.-DIVIDEND AMI AN
NUAL MEETING. The Stockholders of the War
rem 4 Lake Erie Plank road Company are hereby
notified that a dividend of Two per cent. on the
ter the 10th day of January, 1853. at the Treasur-
er's Office in Warren. Also. that tie Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders FOR the election of Directors
will De held at the Trea.urerg Office on Monday,
the ID day of February, 1858, from 9 A, NJ. to u NJ.
of that day. JOSEPH MARVIN. Jr., Pres't.
Dec. 3lst, '62-a. W. 7. SPEAR, Sec. and Treas
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Steaming Up.

hMessrs. LoFeless & Haymaker, stone
: pump manufacturers of this place. have
recently made, an additiousto their ma
q rhinerys in the shape of an engine for
. xorking the mill for grinding clay. The
= work was formerly. done by horse power,
and was slow and tedious, compared with
their present facifities, The manufacture
>1'of stone pumps, is considerable of an
item of business, and has arrived at q
high state of perfection.
.1sIEW f51su5 toA q oiA- ia
Lgilsst-G5d DAD
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a
Election for Justice.

ME3AaDaWebb, sound Union and
administration man, was elected Justice
of the Peace 10 this township, on Satur
. d~aylast,in place of UPalh Esqa of the
Constitution, whose term expires. &c
organized opposition was made to Mr.
Webb. 1t vas known to be useless.
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Warren Jan. It'll 1862.
Agricultural Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Trum-
bull County AgrieuthUaL Society, viii hold its
next Annual meeting for the election OF
officers, &C., at the office of the undersign-
ed in Warren, on Monday the 18th day
of January, A. d. 1863, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. IL. FULLER Secretary.
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GO 70
A. McCONNELL'S,
ANp GBT Els ewN IKE OF

AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French Calf S Boots,
do do do d. Boots
do do Kip do do do
Cavalry Boots, Long Legs
Coarse Boots, d Prime,
Kip do do do
Grain do do do
&c Scotch Ties. mems, Boys Kip & Coarse Boots
do Balmorals. do do Grain K Calf do
Army Shoes, do Youths Copper Tip do
Infants do do
Girls Calf and Kip de
Boys BslmOrals Kip and Calf.
Youths do do
FOR THE LADIES,
Goat and Kid BalmoTals, Goat and Kid Boots,
English Lasting do Glove Kid Balm0rals.
Glove Calf do silk gore lasting do
and Bootees.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN,
Our own make,
Lasting Balnorals, Lasting Cong Caters,
Goat & Kid do Calf and Goat BoOtees,
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes,
Silk gore Lasting Caters, Is cent Shoes,
Kid. Cost and Calf BoOtes,
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vietorine Lost.

A Ladies fur Yjctoripe was lost on the
evening of Dec. 26th, supposed to have
q been dropped between the Presbyterian
Church and Mr. McLains residence, on
North Main St: The finder sill be
suitably rewarded, on returning it to this
81 - atIEfS4I tE go latt""+-
8 ONCE. easHsff1sa1 sH
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The clevelund and Mahoning Rail Road Company
The widow and unknown heirs Of Joseph Apple
. ~ rate dpcpasad

The Cleveland and Mahoning Rail Road Company,
We. a
The widow and unknown heirs Of Joseph Apple
gate deceased.
The heirs of Joseph Applegate, deceased, for
merly of EfrS=tv Trumbull County, and State of
Ohio and WhOse namesanu pa IS OF residences are
I Unknown. and the owners OF the lands bereins fer
described whose names and reSdence are also nm
known. are-hereby notihedTEat on me 18th day of
I December. 1852, Ehe Cieyeland and Nahonipg Rail
Road Company tiled n the -ofhce of the Probate
Court of TrumbRHSounty, Ohio, its statement and
application, asking for the appropriation to its use
for Rail Road purposes, and the fixing of eompen-
sation to the owners therefor, of the following de-
seribed lands; situate in said Liberty township, in
said County, and being part of lands of which said
Louis Applegateiss south line where the same Is in
t~ersected by the centre line of said proposed Rail
Road as now established and running thence east
on said south line 80, feet; thence noTthseasterly,
parallel with said centre line and 80 feet easterly
therefrOm S5 feet t0said Joseph Applegate's east
line; thence north on said east line, l5 feet; thence
southerly parallel with said centre line, and sixty
feet westerly therefrom, l0lO feet to said south line;
thence east on said south line 90 feet TO the place of
beginning, and containing one acre and eighty-fve
hundredths Of land. "
That on the 10th day of January 1865, at 10 A. NJ,
ct the office Of the Probate Judge, in the village of
Warren in said County, q jury will be selected to
nix the compensation TO be paid the owners Of said
land. for said appropriation.
EHUTCHINS, RATLIFF FORREST,
Dec. 24,-4W Attys for C.. & NJ. K. r.