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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

An official dispatch gives the follow
ing details of the fight before Nash.
vile:
NASHVILLE, Dec. l5-10:30 P. NJ.
Our line advanced and engaged the
rebel lines at 6 this a. NJ. The line
was formed thus: Steadman on the
left; l.. ]. wood, with the 18th corps.
next; A Smith next, with Cox in
reserve, and the cavalry under Wilson,
fighting dismounted, occupying the
extreme right, aided by the gu66oais
on the river. The artillery practice
has been fine, and al times the mus
kerry firing continuous and heavy;
and though the casualties have been
light, the results are very fair.
The left occupied the same grounds
as in the morning, Tut the right five
miles. driving the enemy from the
river, from his entertainments, from
the range of hills which his left rest
ed on, and forced it back o his right
and centre. His centre was pushed
back from n to three miles, with u
loss in all of II guns, about 1900 pris-
oners, and his whole line of earth
works, except about a mile on his ex-
IRENE right where no seriou- attempt
was made to dislodge him.
The whole of Hoods army is here
except the cavalry and one division,
which has been detained to threaten
or attack Murfreesbore.
The whole action of to-day was
splendidly successful. The division
commanded by Con. KimbaIl, of the
fourth corps, by Gen. Garrard, of the
command under Gen. A. J. Smith, and
the cavalry division under Gen. Krape
were under my observation, and L
have never seen better work. Gener-
al Kimba LIS division carried two for
lifted positions by assault, with very
slight loss, capturing ut n point 400
prisoners and six guns. No doubt
other parts Of the line did as well, |
only speak of what | saw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Order I'm Reference
TO Raiders On the Canada
Frontier.
NEw YoRK. Dec. |.

INV 1OhAs bcC. II.
Genera! Order Collaboration having
been received at these Headquarters that
the rebel marauders who were guilty of
murder and robbery st st. Adams, have
been discharged from arrest. and that
other enterprises are actually in prepar-
alton in Canada, the Commanding Gener-
nj deems 1t due to the people of the front
Ter towns To adopt the most prompt and
efficient measures for the security of
their lives ant property. All military
commanders on the frontier are therefore
Instructed. in case further acts Of depre-
ddtion and murder are attempted, wheth.
er by maruders or persons acting under
commissions from the rebel authorities at
Richmond, to shoot down the perpetra-
tors, IL possible. while in the commission
of their crimes. or IL he necessary. with
Il view Ia their capture. tn cross the
boundary between the United States and
Canada. Sad commanders are hereby
directed To pursue them wherever they
may take refuge, and If captured they
are under No circumstances to BE surren
dered, but are to be sent TO these head
quarters for trial and punishment by mar
tial law. The Major General command
ing the Department will not hesitate to
exercise the fullest extent of the law and
the authority he possesses under the rules
of law recognized by civilized States IN re-
gard to persons in hostile expeditions. af-
ter committing acts of depreciation with.
in u own. Such an exercise of author
ity having become Indispensable to pro
tect our cities and our people from rob
berry and murder, it is earnestly hoped
that the inhabitants of our frontier dis
tricts will abstain from all acts of retalia
ton on account CT ou.rlges committed by
rebel marauders. and that the progress of
redress will be left to the public autnor-
tiles. By commtnd Of
Msj Gen. DIX.
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Looping of Usesiess Generals.

We are glad to see Congress has gone
to work in earnest in pruning the army
of useless Major and Brigadier General
officers who draw pay without rendering
service. Gen. Schenck's bill from the
Military Committee cuts off the official
heads of all Major and Brigadier Gen
erals, who on the 18th of February, 1866.
shall no be in the performance OF duty
or servie corresp "nding to their respec-
tive grades or ranks, and who shall moi
have been engaged in such duty or ser
vice for three months continuously next
prior TO that date, unless absent from
wonds, sickness, or prisoners of war. The
House has promptly passed the bill by
the strong vote Of 90 against 90.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
srr. Chase on the Bench.

TIE Supreme Court Chamber was filled
Thursday morning with ladies' and gentle
men TO witness the ceremonies of Chief
Justice Chase taking his seat. At a few
minutes past eleven, the crier finally an-
nounced the coming of the Justices, who,
az is customary. appeared in their robes
of Office.
Justice Wayne walked in front of his
associates, and was followed by the Chief
Justice. They all separated 10 their re-
spective chairs. and remained standing
while the Chief Justice himself read the
oath of Office. Mr.. Middleton, the Clerk
of the Court, read and recorded the com
mission. All the Justices being seated,
the Court proceeded to business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
Omciai From sherman.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

w Ar DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 0 P, NJ.
To Major General Dix:
An official dispatch from Gen. Sher-
man was received to-day, dated mid
night 18th on the gunb.at d nCelion
Ossabaw Sound 1t was write. De-
fore Gen. Foster bad reached him. lie
reported, besides some military details
of future operations which are omit
ed, the following:
o. BOARD THE DANDELIoN, ASA
BAw SOUND, Dec. Is.
To day at 5 o'clock 2. NJ. General
Hazen's Division of the 18th Corps,
carried Fort McAllister by assault,
capturing its entire garrison and
stores. This opened to Us the Ossa-
baw Sound, and we pushed down Il
gunboat to communicate with the
fleet. Before opening the communi-
cation we had completely destroy cd
all the railroads leading into Savan-
nah, and invested the city. The left
is on the Savannah river, some miles
above the city, and the right on the
0geechee, at Kings Bridge.
Tho army is in splendid order, the
weather fine, supplies abundant. Our
march was most agreeable, and was not
molested blythe guerrillas. W. reach
ed Savannah three days ago, but ow-
ing to Fort McA!lister could o COM
mnnicate. But now we have Fort
MeAllister, and we can go ahead.
We have already captured two boats
on the Savannah river, and prevented
their gunboats from coming down.
| estimate the population of Ssvan-
nah at $4,000, and the garrison at
$4,000. General Hardee commancs.
We have rot lost a Wagon on the
trip, but hav gathered in a large
supply of negroes and mules. Our
men are in a better condition than
when we started. My first thing will
be to clear away z surplus Of negroes,
mules and horses We have utterly
destroyed over 200 miles of rails, and
consumed stores aud provisions thai
were essential to Lees and Hoods
armies. The quick work made with
McAllister, the opening of communi-
cation with our feet, and the conse-
quent independence for supplies, dis
sipates all their boosted threats to
head me off and starve Lhe army. l
regard Savannah as already gained.
Yours trnly,
W r. SHERMAN.
Major General.
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The Trials.

The chicago tribune, OF the 18th,
says:
Hon. Il. L. Burnett, Judge Advo-
cate tor the Northern Department,
has been in this city during the past
two or three days investigating the
evidence against the parties arrested
On suspicion of having been implicat-
ed in the recent plot to release the
prisoners Tow confined at Camp Doug
las, and to sack tn city. AS the le-
suit of his labors, three of the parties
have been released on parole-AesSrs.
Strawn, Jackson and FELTON,. The
evidences completely implicated Mrs.
Morris that her arrest was decided on,
and ordered under the direct author
ity of General Hooker. The trial of
those now held will be proceeded
with as soon as tho Court can be or
ganized.
The indianapolis correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, of the 16
says:
Judge Advocate Burnett yesterday
returned from Chicago, where ho has
made q final disposition of the cases
of arrests lately made in that city by
Colonel Sweet. the military command
er Of that post, for an attempt TO re
lease the prisoners at. Camp Douglas,
and to burn the city.
1t has been recommended that the
prisoners be tried at Cincinnati
Among them arc Col. Vincent Mar
maduke, Judge Morris, Mrs. Morris,
Charles Walsh, a Brigadier General
of the Sons of Liberty, and at whose
house the arms and ammunition were
seized, Colonel Saint Leger Grenfell,
Captain Gartrell, r. j. Semmes, a
nephew OF The pirate, of the rebel
army, together with some minor dis
turbing parties. One OF the prison.
ers, Vaughan, n Canadian, who GER
Iainly would have swung had not the
Government concluded to accept his
testimony instead, was entrusted by
Jacob Thompson, formerly Secretary
of the Interior under Buchanan's al
ministration, with a large amount of
rebel funds to pay the cost of reduc-
ing Chicago to ashes, and to pay the
expenses OF a drove of Colonel Jessee's
men to proceed to Chicago to vote,
and if opportunity offered. to fight.
Judge Advocate Burnett occupied
the whole of the session of the Mill
tary Commission, to-day, in replying
to the three days arguments of the
counsel for the accused. The reply
today, was wholly devoted to 4 re-
view of the question of jurisdiction,
and the emergencies that justified and
neeessitated a resort of martial law.
1t was an able and exhaustive argu-
ment, and produced a marked impress
ion upon all who heard it. The reply
will be completed tomorrow, when
the Commission will proceed to its
finding and sentence.
EXECUTION OF BoUNTY-JUMPERs.
The Court-martial which convened
here OF the 22d Of November, o (which
Colonel A ]. Warner, of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, was President, has SEN
fenced John Murray and Thomas
Doyle, of the 10th Cavalry; Charles
Billingsly, of the 7th Battery; and
Thomas Ryan, of the 51st Infantry to
be shot to death with musketry. The
sentence has bean approved by the
President, and the execution will take
place on Friday, the 22d inst, between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ,
near Camp Morton. These man have
been largely engaged in bountyjump-
ing. Ryan boosted that he had
jumped thirty bounties, and would
jump more if he could get away.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
From Thomas Army.
y. Y. Associated Press Dispatches.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINeToN
na,ap,bar 1f [

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINeToN
December 10.
To General Dix
The following Official report of the bat
tie before Nashville has been received
from General Thomas:
NASHVILLE Tenn, P. II. Dec. Is.
We attacked the enemy's left this
morning and drove it from the river he.
low the city, and very nearly o Franklin
Pike, a distance ofabout eight miles.
We have captured Chalmers head,
quarters and train Of about % wagons
with between 800 and 1000 prisoner,
and l6 pieces of artillery. Our troops
behaved splendidly, all taking their
share in assaulting and charging the enc
my's breastworks.
shall attack the enemy again to
morrow, if he stands TO fight; and if he
retreats during the night l will pursue
him, throwing a heavy cavalry force in
his rear TO destroy his trains if possible.
(Signed) G. H.THOMAS, Msj. Gen.
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MARRIAGES.


In BraeevillO. on thsl4th inst. by Rev. A. Cone,
Mr.. HENRY C. JENNINGS. Sheriff elect of Port
age Co.. to Miss HULDAH ]. B0SwoRTH
daughter Of Ansel BOsworth. of BraeeTills.
In Cleveland. Dec. 9Th. by Rev. W. A. Fi.ke,
Rector fGraee Church. Mr.. GEOBGEF. YOUNG,
and Miss MARYL MARVIN. both of Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
7 EGAL NOTICE.
IL Noah Smith, Administrator
with the will annexed of Peter
Smith, Plaintiff,
In b Probate
Court, Trum-
bull Co, o.

Anna Smith, ct. al, Defendants.
John Smith, Samuel Smith. William Smith, Pc
ter X smith. Thorn Smith, Hetty Smith, Anna
Mary Horton. Richard Horton. and -S smith, q
minor enid Of Robert Smith, deceased, all supposed
u res de IL the state ef Michigan, are notified that
Noah smith, as Administrator with the all annex
ed. of Peer smith. deceased. has this day hlsd his
petition ia the Probate Court of Trumbuli County,
IN which in winch it is alledged that the personal
properly belonging to said estate, IS insufficient TO
pay the debts now resting against 1t, and praying
the sale Of the undivided half Of the following tract
or lot OF land, being port OF lot No. = In Melton
tow n-hiP. in said county OF Irumbull. Tor the pay
meEt of said.debts. Seid loE is described as follows:
commencing IN the II ddle of the Canton and Var
ren state road, on thenOIth line Of said township Of
Newton. thence north along the centre OF SAID road
to Tracy BrJnsnn's south line; thence West along
Bro. sons line 10 the centre of the MahOning river;
thence south Up the river. TO n point west of NJ,
CraWioTds south line; ;heaee east aioPg Crawford 5
line 10 the north east corner of the Crawford lot
thence south on era foTd's east line to the township
line; thence east 10 the place Of oeginBing. contain
ing one and one-hslf acres of land, more or less
SAID defendants are further notified that said petit
ton viii be for hearing in said Probate Court, on
the 9TH day Of January, 1855, at 10 o'clock A NJ. On
said day. WI. PORTER. Attorney
Dec :, 1864. dcel4-iW for Petitioner.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
. REAL ESTATE.

By virtae OF an order Of sale issued by the Pro
bats Court .. Ifun1Ii, CJaaty 1 will sell 1t
pubic out cry OF the premises IN saturday. Jan
uary Z. Isl at 2 O'Clock, z. Nj, on said day. the
following tract, or lot OF land belonging TO toe es-
tate OF john Smith deceased; situated ana being
in the township OF Southington. TEUmbull county,
Ohio, and y known as being tie east middle psft
Of lot no. IS, in said township OF S0uthlngtOn.-
Beginning at the northeast corner OF said tract,
in the centre Of the north and south road, at the
southeast corner Of lands owned by John Iroup,
thence west 1874 rods 10 4 post, thence south 4oA
centre of the said west and south road. thence
north along the centre Of said road. iSA rods 10
the place of beginning. end containing twenty-five
aud one sixth OF an acre Of land CZ2LG upon which
Catharine Smith, widow Of JOhd Smith. has dow
er and a homestead assigned on the north half of
said lot Terms will be msds known on day %
sale.
CHARLES PORTER,
Administrator Of John Smith, dee
Na-fn1 naa II 1og4-Iz
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SALE AT AUCT

FRIDAY, DEC. rs, 1864, at o o'clock, An.
Having sold my farms. i will sell at Auction. az
my residence in Newton. about go Sheep, lmosty
Spanish M%erino) lSpanish Merino Buck. Best in
the County.
Slows. three full blood Durhams-
3Calves,
. Horses. Tone extra(. ! y%carling Colt. 8 Pigs, az
Straw. and all my Farming Implements. Flows,
Drags. Cultivstors, Moving Machine. Horse Rake,
Tanning Mill. Corn Shelter, &c. Also, ] Truck
Wagon, l two Horse Wagon. ! one Horse Wagon,
l Sulky, l Sleigh. lone horse.l2 sett Double Har-
ness, and many other articles necessary on a farm.
The above Stock is all first rate. and the Farming
Implements nearly new. A reasonable credit given,
Dec. 2l.-lw. NJ. l.. HIGGINS.
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STATE OE OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
In the Court Of Probate.
Josiah Dunlap Administrator,
de boRis non with the will annexed.
of William Brooks deceased,
Thomas Brooks. ct al.

VS. sell land
Thomas Brooks, ct al.
Samantha Courtney. and James COurteny. resid-
ing in the State of Illinois, William NJ. Brooks,
Benedict Brooks. residing in the State of Minles-
sofa. Ebene1er A. Brooks. and Miles Bacon. whose
places of residence. are unknown to said Admins
traitor, William RAnkins and Rachel Rankins. re-
siding in the State of Indiana, will take notice that
on the l2tht day of December. 1864, the said Plain
tiff filed his petition in the Court of Probate. Of
Trum hull County, Ohio. against them and others,
the legal representatives of said William Brooks
deceased setting forth, among other things, that il
was necessary to sell the lantis hereinafter des-
cribed, and which were owned by the dscedent. 10
pay certain Legacies named in the will OF said de-
cea ed, TO wit:
Situate in the Township Of " sathersheli. Trum-
bull County, Ohio. and know a the West half of
lot No. Il. in tract No. 10. called Stoves tract. con-
tanning 81 acres and % rods of land. less four acres
sold from the S. T.. corner Of said lot. And asking
for an order ofsaid Court. TO sell said lands to pay
the leyacies named in the will
The defendants are required 10 answer said Pc
tition on or before the 2lst day Of January, A. ID
1855. or in default. said lands will be ordered sold.
JOSIAH DUNLAP, Administrator.
de Goais non with the will annexed CT the Estate
of William Brooks dec.
By SUFLIFF. FUTILE L STULL. his Att'ys.
dee- 2i '6l-6W.
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GUARDIAN SALE of Real Estate


~ In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court, of Trumbull County. Ohio, made on the 18th
day of December, A. D, 1861, in the case Of Darius
Baldwin. Guardian Of Reuben W. Baldwin and
others against his Wards. the undersigned will On
the slst day of December, A. D., lS64, between the
premises offer at Public Sale, the following real
estate, situate in Trumbull County, Ohio, to wit.
Being part of Lots No. q and II. in the Township
Of Fowler. and is bounded as follows:
Commencing at the South Wesi conner of Land
owned by Abuah Silliman; thence astthirty-thre
chains snd sixty-seven links; thence South twenty
one chains and forty-two links; thence West thirty
nine chains and seyenty-enel links to the highway;
thence north on said highway twenty-five chains
and i've links, TO the place Of beginning, and to
contain seyenty-eight acres Of land
Terms of Sale, u cash. on the day OF sale, q In
one and one third in two years from day Of sale, 10
be secured by Mortage on the PREMISES sold, and
ths deferred payments to bear interest at the ratio
Of six per esntum per arnum, payable ANNUALLY
Appraised at $3.50. ANUS
Guardian of Reuben W. Baldwin and others
Dec. q. 1s64.-2w.
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FGAL NOTICE.

Fayette E. Ball Will take notice that Sophina
Bali fled in the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Irum-
bull County. Ohio. on the 18th day Of December. a
D., 1854, q petition. which IS still pending in said
Ball. and alimony and alleging. for cause. extreme
cruelty. Said petition will be for hearing at the
next term Of said COURT TAYLOR &JONES,
pse. g. lsSA-eI. Attys for Petit,
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FIRST Glass MACHINES
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlements Ordered 10 be Advertised.

is ordered that the following ac-
counts OfExecutOrs. Administrator and Guard
ians, that have been filed in this Court. be adver-
tised for three consecutive weeks, agreeably to law.
and that they remain on file for inspection. and ex-
~ceptioDs, until the 5th day of January, A. u. 1865.
when they will be examined and ordered to record
if no exceptions appear thereto. TO wit:
Newton w Wilson. Decd. Partial Set'nt Of Ext.
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DEATHS.


At Chsgrin Falls. Nov. I'd. 1854, Elder ADAM
son BENTLEY, aged 20 years, 8 months. % days
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cosREcrAO wsskLr BY FREEa { SMITH. eRocEas.
RETAIL PRICES.
PRICES PAID.
New Advertisements.
T

ID EMAlNlNG In the Post Office at
IL Warren, State of Ohio. Dec. II. 1861.
10 obtain any of these letters. the applicant mu
call Tor ddrertIssd letters. give the date OF this
and pay one cent for advertising.
Bean Nathan Hyde Washington
Beecher X COlman InCersoll 5
Baldwin l.; Z. Mrs. Jenness II Il Mrs
BArrinZer Joseph Koch John
blood King Mary Mrs
Boudwlne x Struble Kline Lydia A
BarnitE John r Logan Maria
Black burne j ID Martin Bernard
Brock Maria A Mapes Amelia
Ohew Milton McEwen Rebeeca
Garnes Martha Mrs Moore Elizabeth A
Cassidy John Nissan & Son
Chamberlin john Neusbaum John
Co. g. IN KhOda l. Oswald Carrie
SanlOel L Packard Austin
Christy Mary Palmer Geor9e
Crst Ge9r<e Painter Jason
Curtis j h Pike j W
crawford iSa4e : Rapp A
Crawford L-Hiss J Reel Henry
DeIin Ar Richards Eliza
Dssnen r ext SimOus Cvrus
fSnsier = Sackett Samuel
OiOert Mao = StrattOn X
n1PPIS Jenny SmOyer Mary Ann
a IusI sea VA Stuart Titus
11.u- MatrOus i :
da So. 20 a IN to 8 p. NJ.
y. N. PATCH, P, NJ
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Parian and Bohemian Ware!
Such as Wine Sets. Vases. Colognes. Pitchers.
NaInh DnKns %
Miscellaneous Goods

Comprising Pocket Books. Willow Baskets, Work
Baskets, stands. Chairs and Cradles. Chess Men.
Enuavings, Canes. Pipes. Cigar Cases. Fancy Ink
stands, Drums, &c.
ss-Eo charge for showing goods. Come in and
see what We have.
Warren. deci4-2w
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General Head Quarters, State Of Ohio

General Head Quarters, State Of Ohio
AJurAxr GENERALS OFFICE, l.
C~oLUNBVs. Dec 6. 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
No. SOL
The members Of the 5lst Res't. O.. n. G.. (Trum-
bull Co.. will meet at the Court House in Warren.
o.. on Friday, the Goth day of Dec, 1851. at enc
o'clock. P. n and proceed to elect one Lieutenant
Colonel, to fill vacancy caused by the promotion of
1t. Col. II. K. Harmon.
Col. H.. r.. Harmon will preside at said election
and return 10 this Office. copies Of Boil Book. and
Tally Sheet, showing the result.
I. r. COwEN
Dec. 2l-2~. Agt. GenI., Of Ohio.
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4 tministrator's Notice.
u Notice is hereby given thst the underlined
has been duly appointed and qualified Administra-
ter upon the estate ofDF. Peter Allen, late Of Kins-
man, Trumbull County. Chic, deceased.
Dec IA. ls6E3N DUDLEY ALLEN,
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NOTICE.
~ An application for pardon Of R A. Clark.
Wnr was convicted Of manslaughter vt the Novem-
Der Tei N Of the Court Of Common Pleas, 1854. for
County. Ohio. will be made TO the Gov
eruor Of Ohio, on the 10Th dsy Of January, 1855. OF
Us soon thereafter as the sans can be heard
RUTCHINS X FORREST,
Dee "a. Vi-SW Attorneys.
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German and American TOYS

Brittania Tea and Coffee sets; Brittania Furni-
ture and Baskets; China Dolls and Doll Heads;
China Vases; Cups. Saucers and Mugs; Match Safes
aud Holders; Wooden Toys OF oil kinds, including
Dishes. Furniture. Villages, Nine Pins; &c; Tin
Toys, such as Locomotive. Steamboats,, Horzes and
Wagons, Carts. Express Wagons and Animals on
Wheels; Building Blocks; Tops, Whips, Guns. Pts
tolls, &c.
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Juvenile BOOksI
Photograph Albums!

In great variety, bought especially for the Christ
mas trade; splendid styles and IF all prices. rom
one Dollar 10 thirty Dollars. each. They are the
finest Albums ever brought to tie city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
ATEME M
General Fund.

OF receipts and expenditures Of Trum-
bull County, for the year ending Sept.
5th. 1861. A follows
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Tho Fight at Nashville

An official dispatch gives the follow
ing details of the fight before Nash.
vile:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21

AdninistTaiOr Of John SGltn, dee-
Newton. Dee. II. lS64-4Y.