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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
Sewing Machins

Has come 10 be considered as much a
necessity in n well furnished house as
any other article of household furniture.
There are almost as many patents, pat
terms and styles as there are purchasers.
Many cheap machines are made only TO
sell. and ever after prove a source Of an
noyance, while a good machine, for which
g fair price is paid, returns the purchase
money many fold. Before purchasing,
test thoroughly every machine offered
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing M
chimes are the most popular machine in
use. They have manufactured and sold
1915 within the last three months Price
from $50 and upwards. Call and see
them at Andrews & Weeks.
Feb. low. S. A.CORBIN. Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17

Rua Hrs. z Suart, FsysieiaH and 1iJ0Js, Bas'7A
I nud one or two large doses Of your Pills, taken st tn
proper time, are excellent pronsotives Of the Esz'e1i sssss-
fiaa when wholly or partially supPresssd, and aso ley
aTs 50 much the best physe we have bat TeooHmeod
no other 70 my patients
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
stabbing ARRAY in Vie ana.

On Tuesday evening of last v eek. at q
spelling school conducted by N r. Amos
Woodruff a number of young men at
ended for the express purpose Of creating
a disturbance, which they did 5 , effect
ually that they were ordered out They
refused to 60, and an attempt WI $ made
to put them out. In the scufie which
ensned. Willis Woodruff, a brotbe rof the
teacher, was stabbed by a you lg man
named R. F. Stewart. The woun d took
effect in the stomach of Mr.. W., b eeding
profusely internally. He is con, idered
In a critical situation. Stewart was arrest
ed, and on examination, was hs Id to
bail in the sum OF 81, 900. which vi Is Civ
IN by his father.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
Mr.. Coughs Lecture.

The seventh Lecture of the Polemic
course was delivered on Wednesday even
ing last by Mr.. John B. Cough, the world
renowned eloquent champion of the cause
Of Temperance. His lecture in this place
was on his favorite theme of Temperance.
He certainly can present that hackneyed
and threadbase subject in as interesting
manner as any other public lecturer can
any other subject. He seems to throw the
impassioned feeling and energy of a fully
aroused spirit into the subject to such a
degree that the sympathies of his audi
ence are irresistably drawn to him, and
ne waves over them the captivating wand
IF the ~enchanter, causing tears and laugh
Ger TO alternate more rapidly than tickle
ApFiIs sunshine and showers. Nj. Cough
really tells little that is new On the sub
iect of Temperance, but his great power
and influence lies in his ability to initiate,
~personate, and delineate, both in language
and gesture, as no other living man has
yet been able to do. He is so earnest, so
Incorporating and unyielding yet SO fair,
so kind and just, so ardent i n compassion
for the poor, the wretehed and degraded,
and his scathing rebukes, his burning in
vectiYes and whitening sarcasm, which pic
ture in fearful forms the CHASTITY horrors
OF Intemperance, are so mingled with
words of love and philanthrophy, that
while we are constrained to hate Intern
perance as a source Of evil, we can not
withhold our heartfelt pity from its poor.
miserable victims. The bulk of his argu-
ments were hurled against moderate drink
Those vino favor an occasional in-
diligence, as harmless, he regards as the
recruiting sergeants Of the ranks of future
drunkards.
We make no pretence to giving even a
synopsis of his lecture. II was one Of
those efforts that must be heard to be APP
oreciated. He pleased about every one.
Perhaps be fred up the chimney once or
Twice. and accidentally hit somebody
de was not 10 blame for that. We are
glad to be able to say that the audiences
was much the largest that has been Out
daring the course.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
Convex Reflector Lantern, for Burn.
ing Without a Chimney.

In bringing this article before the pub
lie, the proprietors do so with entire con
hdence, in as much as it possesses many
qualities which highly commend it, and
Is pronounced by all who have tested lte
merits, altogether the most desirable Ian
tern they have met with. 1t gives apure
white light. 1t stands quick motions in
any direction. The fame is regulated
from the outside. IL is neat and com.
pactin form and size. 1t ni free from solder
IN the upper parts, and is otherwise yer,
substantial in its structure. 1t has the
glass sides so arranged hat breakage il
less likely to occur tn an in other Ian
terms, and in the event of breakage can
be easily replaced. It. has Convex Re.
Electors which increase greatly the force
OF the hame; serving al; the same time
the purpose of shades 1J the eyes, which
is very desirable. Il is sold at a Lower
Price, with ali these advantages, than
any Lantern in the market which admits
of the fame being regulated from the
outside.
For sale by Hoyt & Stratton, Druggists,
No. S, Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
Feb. E-3w.
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Man Shot.

Mr.. William Smith, an old man of
eighty years. residing in Austintown. was
shot on Tuesday of last week, by John
Masters, s young Englishman about %
years of age. Masters was hunting rab-
bits, and one hiding under spile of boards
of Mr.. Smiths, he ordered him not to
throw them down, and placed his hand
On his shoulder, when Masters shot him
in the cheek, the charge (of shot %infict-
ing a terrible wound. At last accounts
Mr.. Smith was still living. but is not ex-
pected TO survive. Masters has fed. A
reward of 5000, is offered for his arrest.
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AYERS
PILLS.

Are you sick, sebie. sod
complaining: Are YOU OutG
order, with your system Do
ranged. and your feelings IN
eculfortAblsl These symp
toms are oitrn the prelude 70
serious illness. Some II Of
sicknsss il ererping upon yosL
and should be aysrted By .
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pii.< snl
cleanse cut the disordersd huH
moTs- purify the blood. Aud
lss the neids move o. unoA
siTucted IN health again
They stimulate the fuRetioDs
Of the body into vigorous a.
tiviiy. purify the system from
the Obsuucti0ns which nlaka
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17
nsath of Jas. B. Anderson.

A gentleman has shown US a letter ~
oa;ved a few days since, from the VIE Of
Mr.. Anderson, announcing his death. al
the seige of v~icksburg, May lS. looS.-
At the time of bis death he was a Major
in the rebel artillery service, at the
breaking out of the rebellion he was
residing in New Orleans, and IN Lhe eA
element of the time, was induces 10 en-
list in the Southern army. de"as iorm
erly of this coantY,-born and raised mere
we believe. In 1859, he was a regular
New Orleans correspondent of the Irum
bull Democrat, over the initials o
81. B.. We have been requested TO pup
lish a notice Of his death for the iDf0rma
ton Of hs relatives, g number Of "h0u
yesidein this county.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,



DIR. Bush's Great American BOneset Oh
ThorOughWOrt Tonic.
No remedial agent has sch universal applica-
ton as the Thsroughwort. 1t mas been used from
time immemurisl tor Ague and Bilious ailments
Patients with the following symptoms will be spcci-
ally benefited by this remedy; Headsch and diEEi-
ness caused by Bilious Stomach. Il cleanses th,
skin better than any other remedy. Restores III,
appetite. gives tone 10 the Stomach, ami facilitate
digestion. Intermittent fevers of all grades ano
characters. AEue with terrible pains in the bone.
Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food. BelcbinE Of wind,
and a feeling Of obstruction % the pit Of the S,ou-
sch. Vomiting OF Bile. with extreme prostration Q;
strength. the smell Of food causing sickness at the
Stomach. fullness and tenderness Of the Liver.
soreness around the waist with uncomfortable feel
ing of pressure. Gouty aRd Rheumatic disease witt
soreness of the muscles, hosrse Cough. with rough
voice and soreness Of the Chest, night Cough.
Dropsieal affections Dysentary and Diarrho Bleed
ing Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price per bottle. IS cents. Sold by EDWARD 4.
SMITH, Warren. o.
Wholesale Agents.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
Oct q IS en- Cleveland. o.
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Personal.

Personal.
Our town has been honored during the
past week with a liberal influx of veter-
ans fresh from the fslds made glorious
and immortal in history by their gallant
conduct. We have had the pleasure Of
meeting Col. opdycke of the l25th, Col.
Strstton of the 10th, Capt. CoTrel Smith
of the 18th, Captains John Roberts and
Jas. Il. Abel of the 9th Cavalry, j. Had
ley of the I4th Ohio Battery /; Lieuts.
Reed and Culbertson Of the 10Th Infantry
and Hulburt of the l4th Battery; besides
8 host of gallant fellows in the ranks
All are looking remarkably well, and are
in capital spirits.
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TBE A ~ OHIO,
1RUMb%
IN the Court Of Common k.-,s
John W. Powers, plan.

Vs. IarEOne
Reuben H. Osborn. Sophronia C. Leon
David Parsons. thomas Ii. Osborn arl
ard S. Osborn, Aaron ). o. ~
Cornelia C. Merrill. Charles Merrill George N
Osborn and William Osborn. and others, def ts:
The defendants above named. children and heir
of Leonard osborn, late of Bloomfield. ia SAID
County. deceased, are hereby notified that the
plaintiff, john W. Powers, has sued them and 9TH
es TO obtain an order for the sale Of the south han
OF lot l02 in Bloomfield township. IA said Count.
aud an undivided halt Of lots 6S and So in tnwn-
0 lip. except I'VE sores from the west half of LOT Is.
10 apply the proceeds. if necessary. in part pay
menI OF the sums due aud tn become due upon nve
promisSory notes made by " alter hoe, Tor the foi-
owing sums. to vii the drst Id. &c for the sun .,
one hundred and tbiriy-thTeo aud one-third dbl
kNTs each. the ourth Tor the sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars, aud the fifth fr the sum Uf two
hundred and sixteen and two thirds dollars, dated
On tina llth day of December, 1855. ptyable with
interest from the 1rst day Of April. 1859. tn Leu
ard Osborn. TespeetIN ely on the Grst day of April
in the years 1868. 1865, ISIS, 1863 aud ISL, assign,d
10 plaintiff, and to pro ufe al crdei
on said alt r Roe for fhe payment Of sums ar
and to become due Oh said noteS. being tie vi o
amount thereof except Tie Interest due April, lSU
ihe said defendants mus h pear and aI4sW or IL
said cause by the liza day Of Marcl, 1864. or juig-
ment may &c rendered AGAINST then by default.
SUTLlFF, FUTILE SfULL.
Jan IL. lSo+-6W Agtys tor PIG.
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Thrown of the Track.

About midnight, Thursday last, As a spec.
Iai train On the Atlantic and CIR eat Wes-
Tern hallway was coming West, bringing
some two hundred soldiers bouI nd for San
dusky, 1t was thrown from the track,
about seven miles East of orai ,geville, by
a bar Of railroad iron placed upon the
track by some scoundrel. Tho Locomotive
and one car were thrown off, but no one
was injured.
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Soldiers Welcome In Rowland.

The citizens of Howlsnd, always prompt
in every good work, on Friday last, gave
an entertainment at the Town Hall, to
the soldiers of their township. and such
Others as happened to be present. Early
| q the day it was manifest that want OF
room would be the greatest diff 10
be overcome. The day, fortunately. was
very fine, and though a little moist un
tier foot, the gathering crowd were not
uncomfortable in the open air. Two ia
haes were spread, the whole length Of the
Hall, md when we say they were load
ed, we don't half express the truth
They were literally piled with the best
the township afforded, land the best
from Rowland can't be beaten-) To at
tempt a detailed description. would be
out of our line. We only know that We
have seldom seen a table more amply
spread with the choicest yispds.
When all was ready, the soldiers, some
tw.Nuty-fyeor thirty, were seated, and the
tables filed by a few invited guests and
citizens, W. O. FoKRIsr. Esq, of Warren,
was then called Iuon for a speech. The
gentleman SouIdn't Exactly see that just
then was the time for a speech, but IN a
few well chosen sentences, on 0ehA4i o.
the citizens, expressed in a din >rehtiorni'
the feelings manifested in getting up II
festival. Ed. N. Christy then app, >orl-
ately thanked the Great Giver of all o
the order for the charge was sound
Nobly the boys did their duty, but
after an engagement of some twenty min
utes, were compelled to fall back. Fresh
reserves were ordered up, only in turn to
give place to others. until we shonld
Judge at least five hundred had partici-
An aruistice was finally agreed upon.
and the parties, or a portion of them.
adjourned to meet at 'the Springs"
where, We doubt not, a satisfactory capt.
llation was effected.
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Baya-d Taylor.

OdydFQ TaylOF.
The lecture-going community will be
pleased to know that the emin emit Tray.
eller, Poet and Lecturer, BSyard Ia ylor,
is to deliver the eighth lecture of the Pc.
lemie Course, on the evening OF the 23d
instant. His subject is Russia and her
People" No man in America is, at this
time, as capable of truly representing the
Russians as Mr.. Taylor. He has not only
travelled through that vast country se,-
eral times, and noted the points of inter-
est by the way, but has resided at the
seat OF power, st. Petersburg. for q long
time and had double opportunity to OBJ
serve the peculiarities of the Muscovite
Government, and the effect of it's work
ings upon the masses of the Russian PEG
pie.
The subject is at this time a pecsliary
interesting one 10 Americans. No ma
ton of Europe has, during the resent re
beliion, treated the United States with
such uniform courtesy as that of the
Emperor Alexander, and every true pat
riot desires TO know more of the only
great power that has shown US true cour-
tesy.
We expect TO be able to chronicle n
other crowded house on the evening of
the sd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-17

dIssass. A cold settles somewhere in the body, and
strncts Its natural fuuctiozs. Thesa. n not rei5si
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs,
dneing general aEgravaiion. suffering. aud dis
While in this condition, oppressed by the derangrfne
take Ayers Pills. and see how directly they restore
natural action of the system. and with Il the bstoy
feeling Of health again. What Is true and % spparen
this trivial and common complaint. Is alsp trua IN M
Of the deep-seated and dangerous dist-mpers- Tho $
p~urxative effect expels them. Caused by similar cbst
tions and derangsm-uts Of the natural suuetions a
body, they are rspilly, and many Of thrh surely, e
by the sane means None who know ,lIs WRITES VI q
Pills. viii neglect to employ them when suffering I
the disorders ;Iey cure.
Statements from leading phyScians in sonfe ID
principal eitiss, aud from other we'll known pubic
sous
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SOLDIERS FESTIVAL!
VETERANS WELCOMED HoHE!!

The Re-enlisted Veterans OF Trumbuil
County, at home on ~furlough, will meet
at Warren, on Thursday, the 18th inst.
and partake of a dinner prepared for them
by friends and patriots, in token of their
appreciation Of their illustrous services,
in behalf of their country. The occasion
will be enlivened by Music, S~psechesand
Sentiment, and the veteran soldier will
ssee, that hx aardShips have not been en-
dured in vain. nor his life offered in his
.eoantry's defence, for naught.
s JUNIUS DANA,
g. 7. TOWNSEND,
r J. McLAIN,
]. II. sfULL.
G.. +. BROWN
II. B. PERKINS.
Mrs. j. N. SFULrL-
Mrs. II. K. HARMON
Mrs. II. B. PERKINS,
Ars. a. VENT
No. LEWIS H0YT,
Mrs GIN. HAPG0OD.
COMMITTEE.
Warren. Februar, Sth. 1864.
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Premiums for Recruits.

By reference to a circular published in
this paper, it will be seen that any na n.
commissioned officer, private or cltize, /,
is entitled 10 s25 for presenting an a, :
cepted veteran recruit, and SIS for a ne, '
volunteer.
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EGAL NOTICE

IL N PARTITION
Hiram Hall. Hannah Hall. LDrana Patterson.
lsaa- Patterson. lucy Ana BLuid.-D UIsOr
Budd. Eliza Dickson and John Dickson viii take NO
tice that on the 18th day Of an .arv. A d 1861. Jer-
ne y. Hull hled IN the Court of CumiaOn Pleas 81
Trumbull County. Ohio. Der petition. praying fnr
assignment of dover inland PARTITION Of. about TX
ty-ive acres OF land in lot number sixty in Brook
field. in said County and State. being the same
land decided by Samuel lliuckly t. George HUI
July 10th, lS9.excePting abuut nine acres Of said
tract decided by said George Hull TO James McMul
ZEN, June 18th. $50. about six acres dseied By sid
George Hull to Thomas Chew. April 2;th. ISa.and
about ten acres decided by said George Hull Febru-
airy 26ih. 1850. to Hiram Hull, which premise arr
fully and particularly described in said petition
Said petition is sill pending. and will be for
hearing at the Spring term Of said Court for said
A ID 1864. TAYLOR J MES.
Feb 8 ls6i-6w Att vs. for Petitioner
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob ". PattengeI)
v In Trum. Go. Con-. Pleas.

By virtue of al execution issacd out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OI IrumouI County. Ohio, anu
to Ine directed ald delivered. Il tie above case, !
have levied upon and shall expose 10 public sale A.
ne door VI the Court House, IL tue town Of War
ren. III sald County, On
Saturday, 2oth day OF February, 1854,
and between TIE hours of / o'clock. a " and 1
O'cIOek, + NJ q said Gay. Jne following described
roaI estate, to vii:
Situate Ia Bristol township. said County Of TTum-
Dull, and known as part Vi large lot number three
81 in me second division OF lands ID said township
and is Ten acres t,ken on from the sOutn side OF b
tract OF land sold oy Jacob PaItengeil 10 Jamer
Sage, and the North line TO be parallel with the
south line Of said tract. and 20 Tar theretrom as To
cauIaig ten acres OF land. appraised at S-00,Op.
rms csks. J.U. BUTLER, sheriff.
-ee--1-, Uaies. Warren. Jan ~ 1884
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The Winner Wheat.

Wheat looks badly in this section. The
hard freeze about the FIRST of the year wa
unusually severe on the wheat in the
ground. 1t looks as though it had been
corched by fire. Farmers around here
have not much hope of its resusitation.
A very favorable Spring may. however
partially restore it.
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Returned Home.

The company Of the s6th, & six
months regiment. WHOSE term of enlist
meht has expired. that went from this
county, arrived here on a special train on
the Mahoning R R on Sunday last.
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Timothy and Glover Seed.

The attention of County Merchants
Farmers. andothers, wishing to buy prime
Timothy Seed. is called to the advertise
ment Of Hoyt & Stratton. in another col.
umn
February 10th. ls64-5w.
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. New and Cheap Atlas OF the

A New and Cheap Atlas Of the
World.
We have been shown by Mr.. ". S. Woodrow.
Agent of the work in Warren, 8 COPY Of Soon
berg's Standard Atlas of the World" It is print
cd on heavy paper. imperial Quarto. 81 pages, maps
&C., finely oolored and handsomely bound. The
Atlas Is furnished st the moderate price of Eve dol
lars. 1T was designed by the publishers TO supply
a want long felt. that Of a good Atlas for the pso-
pie. ut a low price. The high price OF o1hsrs have
deprived the masses Of their benefit. 1t is describ-
ed as follows:
The State maps are colored in Counties. and show
County towns. Villages. Railroads with principal
Stations. Canals. dc. The places of principal Bat
ties during the rebellion. are also distinctly mark
ed.
In Foreign Countries. New Boundaries and Ex-
plorations have been carefully laid down..
The statistical matter. the United States portion
Of which is taken from the last (sth) census. con-
tzins:
The population of the World according to ReliE-
ions, with a colored Chart;
The population Of the World according to Races;
The principal Mountains and Rivers Of the
World. with a eolored chart. showing their relative
heighth and length respectfully.
The population of every County and State. and
the principal Cities Of the United States. alphabet
ically arranged;
The total population. free and slave. of the q. S.
and Territories for 1850
The aggregate population ef the o. S. At eight
different periods. from 1870 to 1850;
The number Of miles of Railroads IN the United
States;
The number of miles of Tslegraphs in the United
States;
The religious denominations IL the United States:
The Presidents of the United States. their places
and dates Of birth, date Of death and age on AZ
Stunning the Presidency;
Time indicator, showing the hour in different
psrts of the World. when it Is noon in New York.
Address: SCHONBERG d CO.,
Engrsven and Publishers. New York.
E. B. Fits.
agent for Trumbull and Ashtsbula Counties.
W S. WOODROW, Agent for Wsrrea.
Warren. Feb. lo.-2E
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pys.ntery, pIarrhea, RsIaI, Worns.

Too much cannot le said % your Pills for the cure q
eassfrsacSs. IfOlIeFz % our fraternity have nnnd them
as sficacinus ~ ! have, they should jhn me In rEocaiEr
ing ie for The benefit Of the mnltitules who suffer from
that complaint. which, although bal enough IN ItseiL =
the nr0senii0r VI otherE isat are worse- ! b-lere Ga
tirsiss To originate in the hssr, Lut y0nr Pius Aascs l@<
organ and cure the disezzeL
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Patent Granted.

Mr. A. F. Newell of this place has re-
Gently obtained a patent for a Fruit Bas-
ket. Mr.. Ms invention is far ahead of
'nything offered to the public in that line,
by any other inventor
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Warren. February


Fire.
An unoccupied house, formerly used as
.toILho,s situate on Il r. F Kinsmans
farm. on the pike, north OF town. was
destroyed by FIRE. which brOA e o%s "'O.'
10 O'Clock, on last Saturday night
origin is unknown.
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A DEMONSTRATORS, SALE

IA On Saturday, the 9Th of February. A o 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o clock A N aud 5 O'Clock
P Of said day. the following described personal
properly, to wit:
One Portable Steam Engine and Boiler
One pair Trucks;
One Machine for saving wood:
One Sett Carriage Makers Tools
One Sett Buggy Wheels.
4 credit Of six months will be given. with ap-
proved security. jER USHA II. BOWIE,
Feb lO-3W Adm'Tx Of Charles K. Bowe.
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STATE OF OHIO,

ITulnoGil COGEys D.
~ llS IOurL VI IOlnLEO1 Pleas. CVll aclon.
JcrvmIaa lrHA Inc ucIcnuenL VIII take AOuce
ftndI On Inc lstn Jay VI January
Jacob Rniliips.J A. ~ 4cos,l1e PiaILs11 nIed IA me
once VI Tie L!s4k vi tie CVurt vi Common Pleas,
ms peLIdon. allesiEs 1mOEs Ot1or Things, tAdI
lasrS = dus MN Irvn the 0eIendeIL Oh u certain
From MIssOry nOse, made Dy Inc defendant anu pay
aoIe 70 sald pLAnlUH, the SUN Vi i0ar Hundred aud
lwouS-sxyen dollars tS1-.I villa Interest rom
apru s0ll. a. ~. iSO. 1le prayer OF said pi4intH
IL tn2I eaia PiaInuE layeJUdsurDt therefor.
DcIenuAnL IS iuIIuer AOuEsd Inat 49, order OF at
taSuLle.s Las Dseu lssUSQ IL sid casS.
Dcieuu4lE - uOuAeu ~ answer OF Iomur 10 said
petition ny the !5IG 1oy u A1reh. a. y. 1871, or
judgment may Dc Jsksl Dy default a w
Jan u. leo4-ow AIg Tor plR.