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The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
A East pL.nr-sars ,hn uioL.A..a

/ A FAST PLACE. Says the VickSburg
correspondent of the ST. Louis Il, publ.
can: Vickshurg, as still AS it, has been
kept, is becoming a fast place, as think
the following will show Scrne-a gam.
biug table; place-Washington Hotel !;
characters No. l, resigned army otii,
Ger aud cotton speculator, and No. 2, a
clerk in the Treasury Department and
gentleman OF leisure. No. ] proposes to
indulge in game Of poker; No. Q declines,
No. proposes to cut cards for 1000;
No. 2 accepts and wins. No. offers No.
$3.50 to cut again with him for 50, 500 !:
No. 2 takes 1t and wins again. No
gives No. . $500 to cut again for $4,000,
and No. 2 wins again! and then there
was halt to take breath, and count over
the losses and gnins That these men
came by their money honestly, no onp
hut Skeptic would doubt; but another
thing is also true - none but first rate
paying business would justify these libr.
raj habits.
The Treasury Department down here
is very considerable institution, as any
one can see, when clerks can indulge in
any sue small amusernentS as is desert
bed above. If there are any vacant clerk
ships in that Department, hope they
will consider the application Of your cor.
respondent in for one of them"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
. SILVER MINING COMPANY,

4 T n meeting Of the Trustees nf the above COM
: 4 pany held January 3"th 1864. assessment
tNo. ~ OF fifty cents p the share of ten feet,
lcvied and made payable, in gold COIN to the Treas
urer, mt IN" office Of the company at Dunan's Store,
in instments, as fnllows: one-haf in thirty days,
the other half in sixty days from dat.
Delinlu"nts on assts>ments Nos. and 3, levied
her 2tSt and December 30th, 1863. hereby
notified thar said assessments are now due and pay
able, and unless paid In due time will be collected
according to law.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
b. A M0SELY, Secretary.
Duncan's Store, January Both, lS64-fcb6 God
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
Rtntng Companies.
OFFICE OF coNcoPD GOLD AND
SILVER MINING CO., No. 1.

NOTICE is hereby given that suiicch; num-
~ h"r Of Shares Of the capital stock Of the above
named Company. standing in the name OF A. B.
Huurk, on the books Of the COInpany, win he sold
at public aucti.n, in front OF the Sec etarys 0fire
in the CITY Of Placervc, on SATURDAY, Il 10th
day Of APRIL, 1861, ut 2 O'Clock z. to pay an
assessment of ont dollar per share, levied December
29h, 1853. togrth' with the expense Of advertising
and sale htrSs said assessment Is previously paid
with accruing costs.
Number Of shares 50; amount due, e50 O0.
BY order Of the Board nf Trustees
GEO VI. CONDEE Sec'y.
riaeerviile, March i6rf, is64 '-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
SUMMIT GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will! be a meet
~ ing of the Stockholders Of the Su.nIn!, Gold
and Silver Mining Company held at the summit
House, on the 10th day OF April next. at one o'clock
p. NJ nr the pLrpu>c Of rec:iug iii ers for the cf.
suing year, ard o transact such other business as
sha! cOIle before the meeting
BY order Of W. +. LEON, President.
BARRETT, sec'y.
Placerville, March l1th, ls64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply 10 thu Hon Board of Supervisors o
II Dorado County, California at their regular meet
i,g in April next tnr renrwai Of license to keep
Tai Bridge across thb Middle Fork of the Costume
River, at BusAu's Bridge, for one year. -.
March sth, 1s6GI-Std
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that. OH TUESDAY,
y tie 18TH day Of l., 1864. at two
O'Clock, =. NJ, there will be sold, at public auc
many shares IN the capita al stock IF said Conpan
standing III the name. Of The following persuns as
ma! be nrcessar! to pay assessment No ,iiuw due
from SAID parties. together with all rNpen,es ui
advertising aud sale unless said as - Ineuts Ar
charges ale previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
Mintng Companies.
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

NJ Office Is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
IN 10th DAY OF MAY, 1884 at , o'clock p NJ,
there will be sold Al public auction, at the Office OF
the Company at Duhran's Store, 90 may shares in
the capital stock Of said Company, standing in the
banes Of the following ptrsOus,as may be necessary
to pay all assessments now due (NO.'s 2, and a.
from said parties, together Will, ali eApehses or Hd-
vertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

The following certificates, heretofore sold for
former assessments, are delinquent for y >scssmen,
No, q as follows, and will he sold for ti,-. amounts
due. with cos;s,at the time and place above uaiuo
NAMES. NJ. Cerh'I NJ. shrar,.s nlr.
Cullen, James w $500. ! 20 tcss II I'D S32 80
Cullen. Jane, W.. 10 less ; sold II 80
Dow, Mtrum..."....,.. l2iy = less sold SO
By order Of the Board Of rra,tees.
a. ST. DENVER, Sec'y.
Coloma, March 0th, 1871 to
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

A CURE FOR DPTHEKIA. The Easton
Express says: A lady friend informs us,
Tor publication, that piece Of camphor
placed on the tongue and left there to dis.
solve, is sure cure for this dreadful NAL.
ady She says that she knows it to have
been tried eHectualIy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

N0TICE is hereby given that at meeting OF tn,
~ Eond Of Tri>''e> OF the above Cou.Ii,ny he.t
IN the 2Sd day of March, 1864 an asse, smcnt (No
- Of twenty ive nts per share was levied an,
made payable Immediately, in gold coin. to the Sec
retary Ht the ONCE Of the Company, il CoIolpa
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees
A. 81 C DENVER, sec'y.
Coloma, March 2fth, 1864 --4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.

" Office is hereby given that an Assessment, No
~ l. WAS levied by ile Trustees Of said Cunuauy
on the 24i day Of December, 1868. Of ve cents pei
share Of five ieet payable in coin to the Secretary
at The office ui HE Company, at Onion. Fl DUrad,
County. and all Stockholders delinquent upon SAID
a>srssrtt will Lave their shares avci i>,d for sal,
on the oh day Of April, 1864, for the payment
thereof
FUE1lIFR NOTICE is hereby given. f'lat Assess
mtnt No. 2, Of five cents per share, was levied hJ
the Board OF Trustees on the 5,h day of Mar,h
ls4, PAYABLE Immediately n. al "ve, aIid AL dcn
quenis will be similarly advertised.
BY order Of the Board OF trustees
II. X. STOWE, Sec'y.
Etion, March 9th, lsG4-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
SCrOGula OF Kings Evil.
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla


Tac most cfv:tuil re'1clv which The medical skill Of
our time, cnn d vis- for this everywhere prevail ng
and ia Al ralajy. l. + combined from the most ne.
i've eWe'als that hrvr been discovered for the ex-
pnrgn'iou "i this f"H' disorder from the blood and
the rrsrue "f the Svsru frum s destructive rousr.
qn"nres Hence It should i, rniplcycd for 'hc cure
ot rot oHy SrrO!ut, bat AiS hose other affection,
which hr'Sr ii"H' II. H'h Eruptive ard SKIN Dis
rasrs -. Anihnuy's Fire. Rosr or Ervsip. las PIN.
pies. PI,t'!lr>. B"t'lts BainS and Rolls Tanners
letter 1rl SiIt Rhrum. S.ah Head. Rinrworrn.
Rh' nmat.sn. Svhhic and VI rcurial Diseases
llrrpy, hv,p'P Ps!i, D. nifty. aud, indre': III Com
plai"'> ar ,n1 huri Ni.'tt.d .r Irnprrr Blood TIL.
popular L"Ir! IN " lnp,r IS of BI"rd" is huudri IN
ruth, for S'rufula i Il degeneration nf/th hn"d
TIL. naiteiar lIi I,>, aud virtue of his Sarsapari-
la j. I" pdi', al i'E.nerii't tis vrl Aud hnut
which sound health is impossible in contaminated
COu-titUiiuis.
Prcnrrcd hy J. {. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass, and
Sold nv,
L, White and L. J. Van voorhies Co. Placer
Vile.
Z W CunninghamGe rgetown;
VI D. lIiniman, FL Dorado
! Z II Mcdonald Co, Sacramento;
Crane bingham, San Francisco, and all dealers
in mcdicne. apr2
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

The New Hampshire Patriot gives the
aggregate debt Of one hundred and fifty
towns in that State as 50, S,S7S, ,5OO-prin.
cip2lly for bounties.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09

1Nr Owners Of shares in the UNION COMPANY
Dorcn Lrtgr, ARE requested to come forward and
sgm The trls deed pay their pr9lorti,uate assess
Inrnt' and draw their certificates Of Stock.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
H. X. STOW f, Sec'y.
Union, March 9th, l56i-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
MINING NOTICE.

CT0CKHOLDFRS In the LOG CUTTER COLL
- AND SILVER MINING COMPANY are notified
that the regular annual meeting Of the Company
will he h'ld "n the 9Th day Of May 1864. in the tow
~ Mark'yvle, for til" purpose 81 electing officer,
for lAe prtsen year and other business.
JOHN ANDERSON. Scc'y.
Marklevie, Alpine Co April Sd, 1854 .-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
cosuMNNs oopprR. M1N1Na CO..

OOO INN EO OOTE Bh. MINI 11NG OO.,
vi rad" County, Calf rnIa.-NOTICE is hereby
given that The fourth .nnal meeiing OF the Stock-
hnllers Of the Costumes Copper Mining Company
will he held on the hrst Saturday in next, at 10
oclork A NJ, At the otire OF he Secretary In Dia.
mond Springs. vi Dorado County.
Dy order Of the BOnrd Of Trustees.
NJ. G. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
Diamond Springs March 1Tth, 1864. d
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
PRIvATEER GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting
~ of the Stockholders 0t the Ibnvcd NAMED couI.
panv, FOR the election Of Board Of Trustees Tor the
ensuing year aud the transactions uf other inn ortant
business, wi he held at the Sierra Nevada Hotel.
tpprr Piac"rvle, Oh Friday, April Ssh, SG4, at L
O'Clock. NJ
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A. SIMUNTON, See'y.
March 2Sth 1904
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
OASIS SALOON j. )

ES0R RENf.-The ab6v6 pcpuikr ana hrosperuni
&c ealobn, Wirl ali ha 0xtnsts RsltsafS N Me- tle
will be fer rent from ths 1st dsy Of ApEk kneAs Ns
termA, &C., Appfy to the undersgKed: = I.
FGeeIv!!Is February 6tb, Issa-R
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
NAMES,

by order OF the Board of Trustees
D. a. MOSELY, Sec'y
Drncan's Store, April Tth, ls6l-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-09
TTE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,
Reese River items.

We clip the following from the Reese
Risnr ReHeille:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10
GENERAL voR INDIANA


Conrad Baker Col lst Iniiana cavalry and A.
A Provost ,rShai General for Indiana. Of
Gee. Blackford'- Block. southeast corner Me-
indian and Warrington streets, upstairs;
bosrsts at No. I39 Sogth lennnessoe street. es+&
Jame< e. Jones. CO.. t1d Ind. Infantry and Su
pefinfepdeuf tor Recruiting for Inv aiIf Corps
and couamanier or camp rendezvous. Of
zee, District Headquarters boards at Bates
John \. Scott, Captain 18th Ind voiuntcer in
fantry and A. A. 4. q. and Inspector. Office,
with A. A. p. NJ. O.. board al Macy House.. LAG
ORR Blake, Captain, 3srh Ind. volunteer intsn-
try and Assistant superintendent Of Recruit
ing Inspector. &c. Office. District Head
quarters. boards 40 Macy House. Laos
7. J. de Ia tiunt. Lieutenant and Adjutani 2sth
led. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
Of arrest Of deserters. Office. with A. AP.
N G..-................. ............... 1928
II. y. Finch. Lieut.. aud q. NJ. SID Ind voun-
t@er infantry. A. a. q. N. aud Inspector. Of-
ace. with A. A. P. ~. e.: boards az Patterson
House ...-...................... i45s
BOARD ov ssRoLIxksr or THE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
o. Brsden. Captain and Provost Marshal Of
fee. Blae~ford's Block Sd floor: boards o.
Johnsou's three miles north Of the city. B.
railroad l.<46
Nn. J. Wallace. COMMISSIONS. Office. Black
ford'- Block; residence No ISL East Market
street. .......-+- l,4S6
Thomas r Harvey surgeon. Once, with Pro
vost Marshal; bcsfds a. No 79A. Ess; Wash
inxten street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ass
1854
Ada Gen. Carrin xton. ONCE In State House. 1854
so.s24
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-10

rxEcvrlvI D1sAHrxxsr

TT FFI Nh.
Merton. tsoveruor. 0aacs. stsfe House.
r~sia~nes eo-per uzFkst sd li1not- - g. 200
~ Hsilo~sy cetotki .nf Prvste SECRETARY
to fssrernar. once. state aoases fes.des
~vsrh }orsrnor EoFfoa.. Id
~ NJ Tsrrea. stor and Military sscretas
10 fsox error. 06Hes. state hosse. rssiteues
s<yxe's BECK, 81 ono sretf. 11G
" n sehlaser. Hator - reg nent. Indians
syafanteers a. b. &. q ffursrtar Oeice
stsss House. boards Palmer Hou~e-...-- li<s
la. ksble. Aeigtsnf 6eBsrsl Of IndisuA.
Oafce. state Hoase. boards a. Bats House.
eco from the state ard - sss pay o. . Col
ese4 ...--.-....s---...- 10
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LAW BOOKS.
)iIIS' INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS oF TIE SUPREME
Court If the State If Indiana, comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes OF hackfofd and the first
volumes Of ndi Reports: to ether with the
Revised the state enb die IN the edition
of GAVIN h Hord. BY Edwin 4. Davis, l.. l. b. ] vol.
svo IS 90.
The edition IF this valuable work completely
e. baustea in less than three months ir the time of
publication A new edition. printed on fine white paper,
i ready This Is OF the most complete and best
arranged dcestS published, ard has received the
highest concentrations Of he legal profession.
The lion. VI. VI. RAY cav:
''The Digest is IN its plan and Xcution as II
is useful the profession. This is no abrdgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest % them
Tire Hon dawn McDoSAID says:
cit no small commentator Of the work that il l. a
Digest only OF all our supreme Court decisions wficf
have be published. but also of all the modern statutes
IN force
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Fopr MoRoE. June 5.
Theus and House.breaking

On Sunday morning the residence Of
Mr.. Thos. II. Wilson, of this place, was
broken open, while himself and wife were
ut church, and several of Mrs. Wilson's
best dresses, amounting in value to some
fifty or sixty dollars. were taken. The
entrance was made through the cellar
The articles nave since been found in the
possession of Mary Pritchard. who is said
TO be an adept at the business. A warrant
has been issued for her arrest
On the came day the house OF David
Stewart, OF Coitsville was entered. while
all the family except three small children
we're away at church, by two men with
masks on their faces and dressed in very
ragged clothes. The children we're fright
ened and ran out of the house. The rob
beIs went through the house and cellar,
took two cans of preserved fruit, p bag
containing about half bushel of dried
apples, and fifty-five cents in money, and
left without saying a word.
On Saturday night or Sunday morning
an attempt was made to break into the
house Of Mr.. J. S. Edwards, cashier of
the First National Bank. The burglars
probably hearing a noise in the house,
and finding the inmates awake. desisted
and left. This having occurred on the
night of the attempted robbery of
the Bank, it Is supposed the burglars
were after the keys of the vault and safe
Hdhoning Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Freaks ofthe Dram.

In the township of Geneva, Ashtabula
County, a company of one hundred and
sixty men who were liable TO draft, form
ed an association of mutual protection
against the draft. each man paying TWEEN
@ty-fve dollars. In the township there
were ffty-fve men liable to draft, who
did not belong to this association. OF
these latter, eight men were drafted
while there was only one man drafted
who belonged to the association. This
.,one drafted man therefore had 10 pay
just one dollar and eighty eight cents OF
the three hundred dollars Communication
4 money" which exempts him from the
draft. Besides this, in accordance with
the rules of the association, he receives
one dollar and fifty cent per day while
\ ne is absent from home to report him
self to the Provost Marshal, and his ex-
penses are paid by the association.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
DETIrlON 70 SELL LAND

i franbali COUNTY 9i gS s.. In the Probate Court.
EIecta Smith and So!oman Sul.;h. Administrations
Of Ransiear smith. decd.
versus
Della Smith. DnTatha Smith, EliEef Smith, Electa
Smith, Silas Il. smith, Sophronis Tychurst aud
Samuel IychuTst.
The Defendants will take uota that the Plaintiffs
filed a petition in the Probate Court, of said Couu-
~. On the I'd day OF May, 1864. setting forth that
the peTSonai property OF said estate J. Insufficient
10 pay the debts against said estate and that thcsaid
RansleST Smith, decd, seized of the following de-
scTibed premises Io-gitl Situate "a Bloomfield
Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and u known
By being part of lot No. 800 sixty according TO the
survey Of said Township by Seth [. Ensign. and
bounded and described ag follows: Beginning elev-
en- rods and twenty three and one bali links (elcv-
en- rods and twenty three and one half lnksl north
eTly Of n point where the north line Of the State
road interests the west line Of the Township road
which point is the northeast corner Of land decided
by James N. Brown and Mary +. Brown. 10 q. ".
and W. F.. Howe, March 18th. 1873; thence westerly
on the north line Of said Howe's lot eisliy-two (S2)
feet; thence s%outheTly one foot % on the west line
Of said HOWes lot; thence westerly on the line oflot
decided by the aforesaid James n. and Mary L.
Brown to Thomas Brown. March 18th, A. ID. lSiS,
eighty-thrce tS) feet; thence DOTtheriy twenty one
" feet thence easteTly enc hundred and sixty I'VE
Q65) feet TO the west line Of the township road;
thence sOutherly upon sand line Of said road twenty
(ag feet 10 the place of beginning, said Ranslelr
smith being entitled 10 a free passage 10 the rear OF
the lot conveyed him sufficiently wide for a wagon
to pass to the north side OF said premises. That said
RanslsaF Smith died leaving the above named de-
PENDANTS his heirs and that EisCta Smith his widow
who is entitled TO dover in said premises. And prays
that upon the maj hearing Of said petition. tlesaid
Administrators be authorized 20 sell said land for
the payment OF debts Of said estate. &c Tue about
suit will be heard on the 18th day OF June next, az
i o'clock p. NJ. Ad'mrs of EANSLER SMITH.
May 25.-w By Hutchins x FORTS; Attys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
1I~4NfN- VI VHLVs
WARRRS, Jnne Sd. 1864.

..E.l ~" AhhE@s June OA- 4cbt-
Notice is hereby given. that any person
enrolled may appear before the Board of
enrolment at my Office, in Warren, O., at
any time untilthe tenth (I0) day of June,
1864. and have his name stricken off the
list, if he can show to the satisfaction Of
the Board that he is NOT liable to Military
duty on account of
let. Alienage.
I'd. Non-residence in this District.
Sd. Unsuitableness Of age
4th. Manifest permanent physical dis
abiiity-
Application has beer made 10 nave the
time for these exemptions extended 70
July LIST. If granted, notice will be given
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Capt. & Prov. Mar. 18th Dist. Ohio
and Prest. Board of Enrolment
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
THE STATE OF OHIO,
nN TrzrnTr nnrrA-EN 60

COUNTY $.
In the Court Of Probate.
Samuel IL. Pew guardian Of BenjsTnin r. Pew,
John q. Pew, Horace u. Pew and Cba's ). Pow.
versus
Benjamin T. Pew ct al.
On Saturday the 18Th day Of June, al 1854, On
the premises between the hours Of one and three
O'Clock P ~, Of said day, 1 viii offer for sale TO
the highest bidder the undivided ons-tentn part Of
the following described land: Situate in LJris;nwn
township, ITum5ull County. Ohio. AMI known rs
lot No. s. in the salt Spring tfarf- (so called.
Bounded on the east hy lot No. q. o. tae west ny
lot No. .. northeast by lot line. south ny the town
snip line. containing one hundred and eight acrrs.
and SS-l01 OF an aero Of land. Sud bv uIder af the
Probate Conrt Of Said Truuahgl!i C0Hnty. aud a. the
Property OF said BENJAMIN ?, J"hu a., Horace II.
and Charles =. Pes. mir"fs.
Terms: Ohe- haif in hEni. balance i'm Uue year
with interest. Appraised u.
May is.-+w SAMUEL IL. PEN. Guardian.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Institute.

The commencement of the Eclectic
Institute at Hiram. viii take place on
Thursday, June 9th. The Hespesian An
-nive,sary on the evening of June Sth,
and the Delphic Anniversary on the even
ing of June 9th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08
Western Reserve Seminary. at
FarmingfOa, Ohio.

This well known. and dourishing insti-
tuition, viii close the present year oi school
as follows.
Examination Of Cisse-, On "Wednesday
and Thursday, the l55h and 10th inst
On the evening of the 10Th, a lecture
WiIl be delivered ~ Rev. j. Trilby, of Po-
land.
The regular Commencement exercises
viii be held On Friday, the 18th a. II.
On the evening of the same dsy, there
vii be a meeting of the Alumni at the
institution, who viii furnish the public
with a literary entertainment. ThefrIends
of education. and the public generally,
are cordially invited 20 attend all these
various exercises.
CIR. PATTEE, Sec. of Board.
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THE MAHoNING BRANCH.
H@r-rH nanm-
Town and County.


Advance In the Terms Of the
Chronicle.
In consequence OF the high price OF the labor ana
material incident to the publication Of the CHRoS-
rcLE, we are obliged, in order to meet expenses. TO
advance the price ofthe CHRONICLE to Two Dol
lars per year I'm advance. from and affer
July Ist, 1864.
Also have increased our advertising rates a mod
crate per cent, to take effect Immediately.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-08

-
CPoS PETITION 10 COMPLETE Real CONTACT.
Warren Hine and C. r. Fowler. Administrator SC.
81 Simmons Saesott, deceased.
versus
Freeman Sackett, AlLei Sackett. David Saeke;t.
Justice Sackett. Simmons Slckett. j Betsry Sack
EFT, HUldsh Sackett, Acksah Ssckctt. Claripda
CnidiSter and Clark Chidlster.
In the Court of Probate. within and for the Coun-
~ Of EEumbun and State Of Ohio.
The above named defendants i'll take notice that
the above named plaintiffs have this day filed their
petition N said Court aFainsIthem. alleging that on
the aUth day Of March, 1852. said Simmons Sackett
then IN full life. but since deceased, entered into n
contract IN writing with one Jacob ShaieT for the
sale TO him of the following described real estate;
situate IN the township Of Champion. County Of
Trumbuil, and State Of Ohio, being the north part
of lot No. -. in said township, bounded west, north
and east by the lines Of said lot and south by lands
decided BY Joseph Trumbuli to Eli DustnaD. con-
taining 100 acres of land, for the consideration OF
SS4.yl, that said vendee has paid all of said puT-
chase money. except the sum Of SO which beis very
willing to ray. that the above named defendants
are the heirs at law of said decedeut.
The prayer ofsaid Is for authority to make q deed
10 said Jacob Shafer in behalf Of said heirs at Law
upon payment of the residue Of said purchase
money. &c-
Said petition will be for hearing on the Goth day
o. June, 1861, or as soon thereafter as leave of the
Court can be obtained. By +. G. SERVlS,-
May 25.-Sw Atty for Ptd.
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Frost.

On Monday night last this region was
visited by frost. although heavy for this
time of year, did not do much damage
generally, on account of the extreme dry
ness of the earth and vegetation.
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Hist, school Anniversary.

On o morrow (Thursdayl evening, at
y o'clock, the anniversary exercises OF
the Warren High School takes place, at
the High School Hall.
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Insurance.

Insure your life with whittlesey Ad-
ans, the only Agent at Warren, for the
old Phoenix Life Ins. Co.
June 8,-4w