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Stock at the Fair.

We regret that other engagements pre-
vented us from being on the grounds IN
time to see all the stock on exhibition
the first day of the Fair. The number OF
cattle exhibited was perhaps not as large
as on some former occasions, but the
quality of many was excellent. Among
them we noticed a pair of four year olds,
weighin 1920 lbs. They were raised by
Samuel NJ. Kennedy of Rowland, and
sold a short time since TO Austin Andrew
of the same township for $4,000.
A pair of three year olds owned by Mr..
Andrews were very fine, also a pair OF
red three year olds, belonging to E. n.
Brown. Maxwell Kennedy, D. B. King
and several of the citizens of Rowland
had very fine cattle there.
DIR. Walker Of Liberty. exhibited q
pair of twin 2 year old steers, which he
had just sold for S175.00.
We saw many fine animals the name
of whose n we could not learn.
Sheep. When we reached the sheep
pens, the larger portion of the sheep
which had been there, had been taken
away. Messrs Brady & Rice of johnson
were just loading, in wagons some superb
Spanish Merinos. We saw other good
sheep of the same breed, a few good
French Merinoes and some South
Downs.
Horses. As we were unable to spend
more than half an hour on the grounds
the last day, we cannot speak of the hor-
es with any great degree of personal
knowledge, and rather than be liable tc
err. prefer not to speak of them all.
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Trial OF IF. o. Robbins.

Frank Robbins and Mrs. Stephenson,
arrested and imprisoned on charge OF
shooting James Ward, of Niles, a few
weeks since, had an examination before
Justices Webb and Carter, of this place,
on Saturday last. The trial was held In
the Court room. and a large number of
witnesses and spectators were present
The examination occupied the whole day,
and resulted in defendants being required
to give bonds in the sum OF ten thousand
dollars each, to appear and answer the
charge of murder in the second degree.
Messrs. Hutchins & Forrist, and Ensign.
appeared for the State, and Messrs. Tut
tie and Taylor & Jones for the defence.
The prisoners were re-committed to
Jail until the required bonds should be
given.
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Fine a

Visitors at Floral and Fair Art Hall,
at our late County Fair, were all attract
ed to the very beautiful and exquisitely
executed specimens of penmanship on
exhibition from Bryant. Stratton and
Felton's Cleveland Commercial College.
There was nothing in the Hall more
worthy of a place among the 6se arts
1t was very ittingly put on Inhibition in
this county, the work being from the pen
of Mr.. C. E. WILBUR, formerly of Bazet-
ta, but now connected with the above
named institution as Professor of Pen
manship, in which department he proba-
bly, has no superior, or perhaps equal, in
the Union.
The specimen of skill and genius ex-
hibited had the appearance of a large
fine steel engraving, and the fact that it
was executed by a pen, was a matter Of
great wonder to beholders. Its dimen-
sions we're about 3 by 4 feet. The first
figure was a fine representation of an
American Eagle. with extended wings,
standing upon the National coat of arms,
emblazoned with a full constellation Of
stars; then a little below to the right andleft
were two American flags, just unfurling
to the breeze. Underneath was a repre-
sentation of a mail clad warrior on horse
back vanquishing the scaly, loathsoms
dragon of rebellion. The whole design
was not only very beautiful and faultless
in execution, but was patriotic. The
College could not have a better adver-
tisement before the public, than Mr.. vii
bur's great picture.
Inasmuch as the imp ortance of a sys-
tematic thorough com mercisl education
is stesdily gaining in pop ular appreciation
il is of great importan ce that CONNER
cial colleges should be conducted on a
scale to meet the increasing demands of
the age. We believe no institution In
the Union furnishes better facilities than
the one located at Cleveland, and com
mend it to the public.
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Died in Vernon, of Paralysis, on the
5th inst. Mr., John Lane.
Mr., Lane was born in Hartford, Conn,
in 1852, became a member of the Pres
byterian church in 1905, came to Vernon
with his family in 1921, was twice mar
ried, had six children, five of whom are
now living
He bore his sufferings during his last
illness with a great deal of patience. and
said among his last words, "Trust in the
Lord"
The funeral was largely attended, and
the text used on the occasion was, "Job
l4th chapter and l4th verse"
Mr.. Lane was a good man and worthy
citizen, and very much respected by all
who knew him. We need not say that
his aged companion and children all
deeply mourn their loss.
We ask for them the prayers OF all
sincere christians.
DAVID KING.
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Quota of Trumbum County.

The several towns of this County have
filed their quotas, with the following ex
eeptions, which will probably be filled by
the time required by law:
Weathersfeld. AZ behind, but the
Township has raised the amoun of money
necessary to fill its quota. and has gone
to work to do it.
Hartford was behind on Monday,
and will no doubt swing clear.
Vernon was in arrears only two, at the
sane date, and is expected to come to
time.
Hubbard. the Provost Marshal expects,
will fill its quota, The prospect is good.
The 18th District has more than filed
its quota, but the law does no permit the
surplus to be credited TO subdistricts as
under former drafts.
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M Onthly.

The contents of the October number
area Night on the Water; On a Late
Vendue; The Ride to Camp; The True
Story of Luigi; House and Home Pa
pers, No g.; Service; Madam Recsmier:
The Well6eet o FISHERMAN; Charles Lambs
uncollected writings; Works and days;
Paul Jones and Denis Duval; The Future
Summer; D emocracy and the Secession
War.
The terms of the Atlantic, like those
Of all other periodicals, in this county,
have been increased. They are now,
single sub. "a; 2 copies 81; 5 copies SIC;
10 sopiss $50. Published at No. 135 Wash
Hston st., Boston.
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FOR THE
%QUARTERMASFER'S DEPARTMENT..

Vented at Nashville, Chattanooga and
J~ohnsonville, Tennessee; and DuvalPs
Bluff, Little Rock, Arkansas, and at other
points for immediate service in the Quar-
termaster's Department, 1900 LabO-
rers, wages S45 per month and rations-
1900 Transfers, wages $40 per
month and rations. Free transportation
TO place of destination and back to St.
Louis, if honorably discharged from ser
vice. Healthy, able bodied men only viii
be received. JOHN L. WOODS. Jr.,
Captain and Asst Quarrermaster, U. s. A.
For further information inquire of H
T. ADAMS, Eagle Hotel, Warren, O.. or
AZ this Office. Also. at A. HowelPs Gro
cary and Provision Store, corner of the
8 iamond, Youngstown, or over No ~
Washington Avenue, between 4th and 9th
Streets, st Loais, Mo.
J. W. CLARK, Gen. Gov. Agt.
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PeffYLarcen

William Curtis, Of Weathersfeld, was
arrested on Friday last, on complaint OF
C. G. 81. John. charging Curtis with hav-
ing stolen a sett of harness. The defend
aut was discharged on his own recogni-
.ance of $50, to appear at the first term
Of next Trumbuil Common Pleas. Cur
tbs was dealt with thus leniently, on con-
sent of the prosecutor, because of enlist
ing in the army.
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.Prompt

George Bell of Cleveland, died on Sept.
10th, 1854, and o. Sept. Odd, his widow
received fifteen hundred dollars from the
Agent of the PHGSIx LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. The only Agent for this Com
pany at Warren, is Whittlesey Adams.
Reader, be wise, provide for your fam
lily, and call on W. Adams and get a pol
icy without delay.
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Lincoln c johnson.
~
CAMPAIGN OF 1864
Township Meetings.
RALLY.

The Union Central Committee of
Trumbull County have arranged the fol-
lowing list of Township Meetings. The
Union men of the several localities nam
ed, are earnestly requested to bestir
themselves and C good meetings
The Township Executive Committee
men are especially urged to have proper
arrangements made for the people and
the speakers. Come up to the work,
fellow-citizens, and let every Town
shin and sub-district be thoroughly Or
eanized, for there never was q period in
our political history as a nation when
yteadfastness to principle and ardent de-
bottom to a good cause was more incum-
sent on every friend of the country than
now. The opposition are busy with
tn cir old weapons of fslsehood and de,
ecption. Let them be boldly met and
put to shame at every point of attack
Men of Trumbulll You have but to dc
your duty and reap the rich reward Of
glorious victory. Your friends on the
far off battle fields appeal to you not to
falter in this critical hour. We must all
come to the rescue, and strike the sym
pathizers with rebels q mortal blow In
October and November.
LIST OF MEETINGS.
Greene. Wednesday evening, Oct. 5th,
E. B. Taylor. George N. futile
Hubbard, Tuesday evening, Oct. 4th,
L. D. Woodwork, E. 81. Ensign.
Girard, Monday evening, Oct. Sd. E.
h. Ensign, L. D. Woodwork.
Pennington, Thursday evening. Oct. .,
E. B. Taylor.
Mespotamia, Friday evening. Oct. Z,
W. o. Forrist, r. B. Barnes.
Niles, Saturday evening, Oct. 9th, Hon
]. W. Tyler, George NJ. Tuttle.
Champion Centre, Thursday evening
Oct. 6, Hon. B. F. Hoffman, Hon VIM.
Porter.
Bowmansville, Saturday evening Oct.
8, Capt. A. Ysomsns. Jacob Strohm.
Independent Corners, Champion. Mon
day evening. Oct. 3, George N. futile,
II. johnson.
We ask the Executive Committee of
each Township to see that bills are post
ed III time, nave arrangement made for
the speakers. and be ready for a good
time generally.
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Revenue stamps for sale.

T. ]. McLain & Son, Bankers, have al
ways on hand a full assortment of Rev
enue Stamps. Cards containing the new
list of stamp duties furnished gratis
Call on them.
Sept. l4th-3w
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Sale of Personal Property.

Cob J. F. Asper will sell at his resi-
dence on high street, tomorrow, Thurs
dsy, his Household Furnature, consisting
of Bedsteads. springs, mattresses, Chairs
Tables, Book case, Bureaus. Stoves, Crock
cry &c. Also q beehive and swarm o.
bees, and sundry other articles.
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Albums and Frames.

A. S. Robbins is in receipt of the larg-
est stock of Albums and Picture frames in
Northern Ohio, and will sell cheaper than
the cheapest.
Up stairs over o. Il. Patch's store.
Sep. IA, '64. CIV.
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OFINCORPORATION

IN Notice is hereby given. that at the sePtem-
Der session. 1854, of the commissioners OF Trum-
bull county. a petition was presented, signed by a.
NJ. Blackford and others, ciizens OF the village Oh
Niles, in said county. askins that SAID village ana
Certain Territory adjacent thereto, be incorporated.
Which petition aud a plat describing the territory
embraced in the said proposed incorporated VII
lage. are on file at the office Of the AUDITOR Of sai9
County. said petition is set for hearine By said
commissioner, on Thursda Nov. 10th 1864. at
said Auditor Office o,popn -.
Sept. q. 1s64.-3w,
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INTERESTING CoLLEcTIoN.-A campaign
history of General Mcclellan tells of his
making an interesting collection of rep
tiles in alcohol, on the Red river expo
dition, years ago. 1t is suggested that
he might have added to his collection,
If he had been at Chicago, and that most
of the specimens there, were already well
preserved in corn whiskev.
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Aug. 81, Tyr.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
i COUNTY
Administrative OF
Porter Barnes, I'm
In Probate Court.

1hOAlDOAL SOONNAA
administrator OF
Porter Barnes, I'm Probate Court.
Efhe NJ. Barnes. ct al,
on Friday, the 18th day of October A; ID;
1874 betEen the hours of one and four P. NJ. of
said day. in pursuance Of an order OF the PROBATE
Court. OF said County Of Trumbull, L will oher Tor
sale to the highest bidder. the following described
lands, situate in Warren Township, IrumouHC 20;
ohio. and known as part of lot No. twenty,one w
in said Township, bounded on the north BY Lane
Street. in the village of Warren, on the west 9y tne
west line Of lands decided by John CroTell. TO
Lanes Crawford, south by lands owned at his de-
cease. byJohn B. Harmon, and by lands9wned oy ia
cob Perkins. at his decease, and east by SAID lands
of Jacob Perkins. and by the Warren and Champ
on road. being lands formerly conveyed by JOhn
Crowell. TO James Crawford. less q portion thereof
conveyed by said Crawford to. said Perkins, ana
Contains as il supposed TO contain hye acres OF lana.
said lands will be sold. subject to the dover estate
OF Eliza A. Barnes, of one and three-fourths acres
Of land. which has been set on to her. from the east
end of said tract, including the house and barn
thereon. o.--:u -
sold on the premises. Payments: one-third IN nand'
balance in one and two years, with interest and Sc
cured on 'ne PROMISES ELIZA A. BARNES.
Sept. I4,-tw. Adm'x. Of Porter Barnes dec
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REMARKS.-There has been a brisk business
doing during the week notwithstanding the violent
fluctuations of gold. Exportrtion has been some
what checked, while the home trade is good. Flour
and grain moderately active; butter and chees sell
rapidly as quoted. Eggs wanted. Wool is quite
game begins to arrive since the 10th.
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Town and County.
Nj. &. COWdry.

Of the 81 Ohio cavalry and a resident
of this county, who has for several months
been a prisoner at Richmond, has been
released and is now on his way home.
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sarge and small

Piles of mems and boys clothing, Hats
and Caps, of all styles and prices to uit,
at Turner & Peck's, Main st.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.
William Rylands.
Vs.
In Trum. Com. Pleas.

Edmund 3. Burr. 'A'
By virtue Of an order of sale issued tout OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of said County, In the
sbove case, and to me directed and delivered, l
shall expose 10 Public Sale at the door OF the
Court House in Warren. on
Saturday the sth day of October, 1854.
md between the hours of one and 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
Of said day, the following described Real Estate.
to wit: Situate in the Township Of Johnston, Trum-
bull County Ohio. and known as being All OF lot
lands in said JOHNSON Township and supposed to
contain twenty-three acres Of land be the same
more or less.
Appraised ats Terms GsSn; ols
SHFPis OFFICE,
Warren. Sept. Z. 1854
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NARPETS-If you want to buy a
good Carpet for the least possible amount Of
money, come to the Warren Dry Goods Store, where
PECK x BROTHER
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Timothy seed.

A big lot choice Illinois Timothy Seed
lust received and for sale, cheap at
Hoyt & STATIONS,
Sent 25-5w. No. 5 Main st.
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sell by Subscription, with sam.
pie. excellent Popular Illustrated
FAMILY WORKS, Among these Is n low
nrice HISTORY of the REBELLION, Of which
over forty thousand of Vol. l have already been
sold. II is a good business for eX-SOldlers. and
others out of employment g,
Also, for sale to Peddlers. Merchants and
Agents. Stationary Packages, Battle
scenes. Portraits and other Pictures for the
Times" war Maps, beautiful Album Cards.
Currency Older etc. For Circulars, WIN
Particulars and Terms, adde's:
HENRY HOWE,
No. Ill MAIN STREET, Cincinnati. o..
Sent 14-ZW.
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OHIO COUNTY FAIRS.

OHIO COUNTY FAIRS.
Butler Hamilton Oct A.
Clark. Springfield Oct 40
Geauga' Claridon Sept $50
Hanock, Findley Oct 5-8
Huron, Norwslk Sept $50
Lake, gainesville Sept $50
Lorain, ElYria Oct Al
Mahoning, Garfield, Oct Al
Medina, Medine Oct 3-5
Morrow, Mt. Gilead Oct 81
Muskingum, GAINESVILLE Sept $50
Stark. Canton Sept $50
Summit, Akron Oct ST
Union, Marysville Oct 81
Warren, Lebanon Sept $50
Wayne, Wooster Sept $50
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES

AIvavs on hand and made to order in the latest
style and of the best materials BY experienced
Workmep. for sale lower than can be bought eise-
Ao E. W. UPHAM.
ParLanan. Geauga Co, OHzo
Aug. 81, Tyr.
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49, II You want I2 Pictures for
w. SLIGO, Go TO TAYLOR'S PIC
TURE ROOMS, Over Cranage & @=N
Gilmore's Shoe Store Main st. 6
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OILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro
y eade. CoIored Broeade, Plaids. Stripes, etc. a
great variety of styles. from Fifty Cents to Two
Dollars per yard FEChS DhO1hhh'
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DRIDGE NOTICE.

I'D The undersigned will receive proposals for
furnishing materials and building q bridge over
the Pymstuning creek near the residence Of Jonn
Vanness in Vernon at 10 O'Clock a: NJ. Wednesday
Sept. 18th 1854. And also for furnishing materials
and building q culvert across the mill race to Bid
wills mill in Kinsman, on Thursday; a ~ o,cioes
A. M, Sept. 18th 1854. Proposals viii De received
at the points designated. 4
4 4. + I. saAAss5Gas :. Commissioners
Warren Sept 5. 164.-3w.
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AChampion Beet.

Mr. J. n. McCombs of Champion, has
left at u Office a beet weighing ii
pounds.
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STATE OF OHIO,
- TRUMBULL COUNTY, So.
James B. Dunlap In Court of Com. Pless.
Is cirr A.tiO,


Francis REYNOLDS. Civil Action.
The defendant is hereby notified that the plain
tiff has filed his petition. IN said case; setting
forth that in the months of February and March,
1862. he sent and consigned to the defendant, at st.
Croix, on the Island Of ST. Thomas, ninety-three
barrels containing three thousand seven hundred
and forty gallons of Carbon Oil, to be sold by the
defendant upon Commission, for Plaintiff, which
the defednat then and there undertook to faithful
ly sell and account for to the plaintiff, and after de-
Quoting from the proceeds of sale, all proper char
yes and reasonable Commission. to faithfully remit
to the plaintiff the net proceeds, and that the de-
PENDANT sold said Oil for twenty-five hundred dol
lars, and upwards. gold and silver. over x aboye all
charges and Commission ehargeable thereon, which
If RENTED would have been and is OF the value OF
six thousand dollars, and upwards, and that thede-
PENDANT, although requested, and although reas-
enable time has elapsed. utterly neglects to remit,
or pay to the plaintiff the sum or any part thereof
And for which the plaintiff asks judgment
The defendant must appear and answer sald Pc
tition by the Sth day Of October, next, or the petit
ton will be taken as confessed TO De true:
SUTLIFF. FUTILE &SrULL.
Aug. I0.-6w. Attorney
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last Received
A large lot of Hats, latest styles at Tur-
ner 4 Peck's, Main st.
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OST OR STOLEN.

4 On or about the 1lth. day of June 1861. a
note for the sum Of Nine hundred ana
Sixty Dollars, dated Hartford, o., April 4, 1861.
payabIe to David Lafferty or order, and signed by
Isurain Merriam, All persons are hereby warned
AGAINST purchasing or receiving saidnOte, as l have
received payment in full on the same,
DAVID LAFFERTY
nr1 H. u 1SsI
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PENSION AGENCY.

The undersigned is authorized by Government
and is fully prepared with all necessary Blanks for
making application to the proper department for
the payment of the following claims on the Gov
ernment, VIZ:
/ Claim of Officer or Soldier for invalid pension.
? Claim OF Widow of deceased officer or soldier
for pension.
3 Claim of Mother
Claim of Guardian of Minor Children Of de-
ceased Officer or Soldier for pension.
Claim of Officer or Soldier for arrears of Pay
Bounty, &c.
Claim Of Widow 0 fdeceased Officer for arrears
of Pay Bounty. &c.
Claim of Father
S Claim Of Mother
9 Claim of Adult Children or Guardian Of Mi
nor Children or their joint claim for arrears of
Pay. Bounty Money. &c.
10 Claim of Brother or Sister of deceased OIL
Ger or soldier for arrears of Pay. Bounty Mon
ey. &c.
of pension.
Application of Widows
Ali persons who are entitled to any of the above
Claims. will have prompt collections made by ap-
plying to he undersigned in person at his Once in
Hartford or by letter addressed to him at the same
place. All letters of inquiry concerning arrears o.
Pay, Bounty Money, Pensions, &c.. promptly an
sRered. GEO W.
June l5,-1yf Claim Agent. Hartford. o
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Agricultural Fairs--Is64.
STATE FAIRs,&

Iowa. Burlington Sept $50
Indiana, indianapolis Oct 3-o
Pennsylvania, Easton Sept 1910.
New York Rochester Sept 2O-2S
Canada West, Hamilton Sept $50
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PARKS & WENTZ.
F BUILDING LOTS.

For sale. in good localities, in the Village of Wsr-
ren-can be bought on good terms. Inquire at NJ
COnnell's SHOE X LEATHER STORE,
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A Splendid

"A Splendid
Assortment of Gloves and Hosiery at
Turner & Peck's.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.


Il AMINERS for Trumbull County, will COM
meuee their regular examination Of Teachers. on
Onday the Sd day of
Applicants for certificates. who reside IN Bloom.
6sld, Mesopotamia' Pennington. Southington and
Bristol, will attend the examination on Monday
the Sd day OF October.
Applicants residing in Kinsman. ,6ustaVns,
Greene. Vernon and johnson, on Tuesday the 4tn
Applicants residing in Hartford .Brookheld, Hub
bard. Vienna and Liberty. on Wednesday the otn
Applicants residing In Newton. Touchdown.
Braceyille Weathers6eld and Rowland, on Thurs
day the 9th day of October.
Applicants residing in Warren, Champion. Ba-
Eetta, Mecca and Fowler on Friday the 7h day OF
Applicants residing in the several districts will
be required to attend on the day designated Tor
their district.
Applicants will bring states. No text book or
atlas can be consulted BY applicants during any
Each applicant will be xamined in the theory
and practice Of teaching, as the new school law re
Each male applicant will be required to pay the
sum of ffty-three cents, and each female applicant
hirty-eight cents. before they can be admitted to
Each candidate must come prepared to make
All Examinations will be held at the Court
House, in Warren, and will commence punetually
at 10 O'Clock A. M. at which time all applicants
should be present.
Warren- Sept- H-4W.
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Local Notices.

A0t1HCC III SAC
Chronicle.
In consequence of the high price of the labor and
material incident to the publication of the CHRoN-
IcLI. we are obliged. in order to meet expenses, to
advance the price Oft CHRONICLE to Two Dol
ars per year I'm advance, from and after
July Est, 1854
Also have increased our advertising rates q mod
crate per cent. to take effect Immediately