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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-12-09
Sheriff Sale.
STATE or KANSAS,
CoUxyy o. jkvTKRson.
Horace Keys. Plaintiff

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County o. jkyTERsoN.
Horace Keys, Plaintiff
Vi
Jonas Smith, Defendant.
r, virtue ii M order ot sale, bearing dat.
November 70, A. y. 1865. 10 me airsc I'd and de
l,ye,ed ,usued in lIs above entitled suit, by III.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the First Judicia
Di,trct Of the State Of h sDsas sitting vi hin and
for the County Vt Leaven,s ,rih and also BY Viz
tue OF the Judem, nt rendered In said suit by Sal
Court. on the 18Th day of N,v.inl'sr, A. D. 1865
/ viii. on Monday the Otn day ~ jan
uary, a. y. 1865. Al one O'Clock. T. NJ. d
that dsy, st the Court House cor ~ the village
of O. cioosa. in thu County Of Jefferson AM Stale
Of Kunsss, offer af Public sale, aud cell tn the
highest bidder. Tor cash IN aand At the iimr Of
ne, the following describe tract cf laad, lying,
BEING and situate in the County OF JcftersonStai
Of Kansas. "a ~it:
Tho north ~ half Of the northwest :. quar-
,er Of ssctio1 TO- sixteen. township lOl ten,
rsnse,I 7)seventeen ID lawsre Trust Lznd. III raId
Cosuty c,n,ainlng 100, eighty ACRES appraised
q fH1iO OO) two huadEed and forty dollars
HOB ACE GIBBS.
Sheriff Il Jsffsrson Caunty. karfas.
Sheriff Offic.,, Oska!Oosa. Dec .. 1866.
OovoLAa SKiLLfHes, Auys to- n IL.
;T6 So SIG ms tlo2o.
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LIGHTNING RODS.
BEACH & DAYS PATENT
Sorghum Eyapora!ors,
TO CONSERVATIVES.

CUFFERERS with CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
y Br,pci,ittis o, nnv disease II the Throat OF
Lungs will be chrerfni'y furnished, without
charge. with he remedy by the use It wtich the
Rev Edward 4. Wilson. OF Wii'iams'grs. New
York, was completely restored 10 health. af,el
having suffered several yesrs with that dread dis
e So. Consumption. To Con.umptve sufferers
this remedy j. worth az immediat" rial II will
cost maihins. and mny be The means OF their ~ r
feet restoration. Those desiring the same viii
pI.,.e sdLess Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
los S.u,h Second ST., Williamsburg. Kinrs Co
$50 CIV New York.
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WooDE Fl / WAKe.

Thanhial ss past tsvOss. We ho?s 10 M sit and
receive iihcra patronage in q e tuure, and ia.
wife the p.h,ic generaiiy 70 ex~mise ssss ss-ei.
steiing confident we shall he able 70 seli lh-se
cosd- lower than an. hosse in t.s Wess
Remember III plsr., s.3st 3.
No. I4i Shawnes ST.. LEAvExwoR5a
II.
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Dr.. Il. Andefs' Iodine Water.

A Isral.abe Dianor<ry.
A Fell GRAM If Iodine in each ounce Of Water
Dissolred scitAosf a .Slrent!
The moi PowkaguL vIrALizIx~ AGENT and
Restorative known Scrofuis. Salt Rheum. Can
GERS, rheumatism. Consumption. and many
Chronic ard Hereditary Diseases. nre cures b,
its u.e as thousands can testify. Circulars sent
free. Price pev bottle 81 On. or 6 for IS 90.
DR.. II. ANDRES & Co.. Phvsicisns and Chem.
t.. AIS Broadway. New York.
Sold by ruggsts generally. 265-3m
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BLANK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES
MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the sitentio, Of Merchants, Bank
err. Manufacturers. Hotel Keepers. dc, u oar
faci tiles ipr the manufacture Of the. test kisAs
- Ledy,rs. Journals. Day BIZ b. LAW. lie. B0vi.,
shipping Receipts Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dcrke's. &c DC
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
Ihe PnhIic neht

The Secretary of the Treasury will give
q statement of the amount of the public
debt at the close of the month. 1t is ex-
pected, however, that it will not vary
much from the statement of the first of
June, except so far as it may have been in
creased by Ehe issue Of certificates CT in
b~ebtedness, and by the last series of the
seven-thirty loan d
The National H~tsUigenesr says that it
may perhaps be twenty-eight hundred
millions or 8 little more. The authority for
borrowing money on long loans will be
exhausted with the last series of seven
thirties. There remains of the loan to-
day, untsken, forty millions or less. at
the close of the loan it is probable that the
whole remainder will be- taken up in large
sums a. heretofore. There will be no new
loan until Congress shall authorizes one.
In the meanwhile it is supposed that the
Treasury can meet all demands upon it by
the current revenue, and without calling
too rapidly upon the national banks for the
public deposits.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
sANDUsKY COUNTY.

Fremont Is to have a steam fire engine.
It is purchased of the Amoskssg Steam
Fire Engine Company and will be deliver
ed in September.
On Saturday night last the house of
Jacob Stroll, in Fremont, was entered in
his absence. and q watch and trunk con-
tanning clothing and $40 stolen. On re-
turning to the house the owner met in the
kitchen 4 man who presented a pistol at
his head and fred, the ball passing through
his left ear, the powder burning his face
considerably. The robber then escaped.
On Wednesday night at hslf.psst eleven
O'Clock, q fire broke out in the house of w.
A. Allen in Fremont. Il was soon ex.
tinguished by the fire company. The roof
was burned off and the house considerably
damaged by water. The building is own
ed by T. W. OlApp, Esq.
A son of Mrs. Curtis, of Clyde, on Mon
day, took a gun snd went to the woods in
disobedience aOf his mothers wishes, and
accidentally discharged the gun, and the
whole charge ofsquirrels shot passed through
his right arm below the elbow, breaking
one of the bones.
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ohio Politics.

Msjor Dom Pistt, being a candidate for
the Legislature from Logan county, has is-
sued an address to the voters of that coun-
ty, frankly declaring himself in favor of
universal suffrage, and giving his reasons
therefor. Major Pistt has taken a frank
and manly course. He will make his can
vsss on this issue, and we predict his tri-
umphsnt success.
General Henderson, we'll known TO
Cleveland people as the efficient and popu-
l7r Colonel of the "hghting I9th," is talked
of IS Union candidate for County Prosecu-
tor in Stark County. 1t will be hard to
find q better or stronger man. rj .H#
The County Union Convention of San
dusky will be held at Fremont on Satur-
day, August 26. ,a asasi -
The County Union Convention of Nor
row County will be held at Mt. Gilead on
Saturday, August 18th. a-!Jp li r
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The MooI marLeI

Some of the New York country papers
think there was an undue haste among
farmers TO rush the wool upon the market
and thus produce what they most depre-
cate, a low price. Many who refused
n~lnety-ive cents last year and kept it
over, have sold it with the present clip at
fOrty.fve cents, or q trifs less for the pro-
duct of both years than they might have
obtained for the last years clip alone.
One extreme follows another, and those
who held o n to get more, think they are
taught by their experience to hurry sale
now for fear they may be obliged to take
less. The market is now sitter, and many
expect the prices will be much batter then
they are at present.
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AsNTABULA COUNTY.

The Connesut Reporter office is for sale.
Kingsville is talking of building a com
modious Boarding Hall, to be used in con.
nection with the Academy there.
Mr.. Luke Thsyer died at his residence
in West Springfield, n day last week,
his death being occssioned by the cut of an
sxo on his foot, while assisting in cutting
timber some days before.
At thu annual conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, for the
Erie District which has Just closed
its sessions at jamestown, New York,
the following appointments were made for
Ashtabuls county: Kingsville, W. NJ.
Reno Conneaut, j. Robinson. Ashtabu-
Ia, J. o. Fisher.
The contract for building the new bridge
across the creek at Farnham's Mills, has
beer let to Mr.. G. Hopkins, for $I,6S5 90.
1t is TO be covered and constructed in the
form of q railroad bridge, resting on stone
abutments spanning the creek ll5 feet.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
OIL NEWS.



A letter from Pithole, dated July 24th,
gives the following intelligence:
The past week was q very busy one at
Pithole. On Saturday morning last, Robk
B. Foote, ESQ., Superintendent of the
alvin Wells" had the sucker rods drawn
in well No. 2, and she is now flowing 500
barrels per day, although the lower valve
is still in. The sucker rods will be drawn
in No. l in g few days, and it is believed
by the best oil men here, thstshe will equal
the United States we'll, which is now flow
ing about 900 barrels per day.
A new well WISE tubed on Saturday last,
on the Holmden Farm, known as No. II;
it is partially owned by Funk, Wade &
Co; after tubing her and pumping about
eight minutes, she commenced to flow and
is now flowing $50 barrels per day.
No. 7, "Holmden Farm" owned by
Wade, Kemp, Amor 81 Co, has also been
tubed and pumped, but owing to some de-
feet in valves, or something, else has failed
to produce much oil. Some good oil men
say that she is not deep enough, and I am
inclined to believe she will be drilled some
ten feet deeper this week. Nos. 81, So, 60,
I9, 8, and several others on the Holm
den Farm" will all be ready for tubing this
this week. The indications are very fine.
The PostofIice Department has done a
good service to this section of the country
by the establishment of a postofice on
Monday last at this place. It is to be
known as Pit Hole City Postofice, ard will
be both a Profitable and laborious oflce.
On Sunday last Rev, Mr.. Hughes, pres.
byterisn) CT Pittsburgh, addressed a large
congregation in a barn. He wss followed
by three other clergyman representing as
many denominations. This is the first
omen of religion aud civilization, and it is
hailed here with joy by q large number of
people. Prather & Duncan, land owners
of the Holmden Farm, denoted'tW two lots in
Pit Hole City to build churches, which viii
be erected at once.
It rumored here that Prathsr s. Duncan,
the land owners of the Holmden Farm,
have sold their entire interest TO a New
York company for several millions.
There has been 1900 barrels of oil ship
ped from the Twin Wells the last week,
and about the same amount from the
United States and the Homestead wells.
Price So per barrel.
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A GENTS WANTBD.-$6 to $l2 s day
n pa d TO good agents, male or female, TO ell tn
WIlsoZ Sewing NJ .chin5. 1t will stitch, hem, fel,
tuck, cord, lind, quilt and enbroider beautifully.
it has been decided il the U. = Court, that the
MiLOn Sewing Machine Is 10 iniring meDt. For
terms and particulars, address S. d. HENpkRSuh,
Cleveland, ". Jyzi.Io
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29

An Indiana editor calls US "a wisescre."
Hes not an acre, but hes a cur.
Gen. Thomas has ordered that Emerson
Esheridge, while in prison, be not allowed
to talk upon political subjects. Why
not condemn him to a more humane
death
The editor of the Democrat talks about
peoples being embarrassed by facts. He
may be embarrassed by such things, but
he never embsrrasses his readers with
them.
Many persons who invested all they had
in Confederate bonds are now blowing
out their brains. But it is not thought
the destruction Of brains amounts 10 very
much.
It appears that Benjsmin, the rebel Sec
rotary Of State, intends settling in Australia
He ought to "locate" in that part of it
known as Botany Bay. 1t would be a
very good place for him to study botany.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
COUNTY-

Arrangements are rapidly progressing
for q grand reception TO the returned SOL
diers of Wayne county, to take place on
the nth of August. General Cox hiss posi-
lively promised to be present. DIR. j. d.
Robson is announced as President, and
Col. james L. Drake as President of the
day.
DR.. W. W. Taggsrt has been appointed
Military Surgeon for Wayne county.
The Republican ssys that the heavy and
continued rains during the past two weeks
have interfered much with hsying and hsr-
vesting in the country. Much of the
wheat being still in the shock, it was in
danger of sprouting, and q large proper
ton of the hay being cut and not moved
or stacked, could not escape without more
or less dsmsge. On Monday last, how
ever, the weather cleared up, and on Tues
day and Wednesday the wind blew brisk
ly, with sunshine, go that we hope nearly
all the grain and hay out was taken in and
saved from further injury. The crop of
hay and grain is heavy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
COUNTY.

Arrangements are being made to give
the returned soldiers of Ashland County 3
fitting reception on Thursday, August
18th. The Soldiers Aid Society of Ash.
land have the matter in hand and will
make it a grand affair. The 23d o. V. L.
Band will be present The democratic"
paper of the county, misnsmed the
"Union," eharacteristically and consistent.
ly d~enounces the project.
A few weeks ago, on Sabbath afternoon,
John Buchanan, OF jackson township, had
$3.50 stolen from his house while he was
absent. He also had q horse stolen about
the same time.
On Friday of last week the body of an
infant was found in an old well near tine
creek, in the rear of the McNulLy House,
Ashland Upon examination by Drs.
Hill and Clark, it was sscertained that the
child had been murdered.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
M-IseeTaneous Items.

In the late strike on Bull Run, a tribu-
tsry of Oil Creek, the drill went through
four sand stratas and pierced tue ffth.
SpeeulstoTs are now turning their atten-
tion somewhat to the development of East
Oil and Pine creeks, Vensngo county, and
a large number of wells are going down on
these streams.
A meeting hiss been called for Thursday,
August LIST, at 2 O'clock, P. n st the office
of the McIlheny Oil Company, Funkville,
the object of which will be 10 consider the
propriety of seed bsgging the abandoned
wells on the AcElheny farm.
We learn by a gentleman just from the
Tsrr Farm that a well belonging to Dins-
more Il Bro. is again started up, and WAS
estimated by IN hours run at $50 per day.
A short time sgothe operators Of that farm
tubed ali the old wells, and since then the
products of that farm have increased.
On Friday evening last the Caitarsugus
we'll No. 1 on the Smith Farm, Cherry
Run, owned BY S N. Dslsp & 90, caught
fire from the smoke stack, and everything
pertaining to it burned up. There were
about seventy-hVe barrels of oil consumed.
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ERIE COUNTY.

A couple of nights since Mr.. ". z Bar
ney's house was entered and a quantity of
bed clothes, wearing apparel and provis-
ions carried off.
The Sandusky Register notices the pas.
sage through thsteity of three or four hun
dred pleasure seekers from Oberlin, bound
for the Islands. They were accompanied
by q brass band.
The rowdies, Sidley snd Bertosh, whose
arrest for the assault on Mrs. Goodwin and
Mrs. Fernsld We noticed yesterday, have
had an examination and beea held to bail
in the sum of five hundred dollars each, in
default Of which they we're sent to jail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29

The Ashlsnd Union (Gopperhesd) of the
2sth, announces that 'there is a report that
DR.. Mudd, O'Lsughlin, Arnold, ndSpAng-
Ter are 70 be sent to the Dry Tortugas, in
stead of the Albany P~enitentiary.' This
intelligence is very startling, especially in
view ofthe fact that on the 18th all the
dsilies in the country announced that these
four oonspirssors had been sent to the Dry
TOrtugas. The Ashland Oopperhesds are
not quite up with the times. No wonder
that they still hurrAh for VeHsndighAm
end declare the war q failure,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29

Nsyor Gunther, of New Y,

Mayor Gunther, of New York, reports
an income of S4o,647.
Juish P. Benjamin has arrived in Paris.
l. is said he is ~abundsntly supplied with
money.
General Mcclellan is spoken of as chief
engineer Of the New York Fire Depart
ment, with a salary of $4,000.
Robert Dale Owen is to have two years
for writing his lite of President Lincoln,
and his publishers pay him $1,000 when he
begins MS work, and $4,000 when he ends
it.
Chief Justice Chase is at Portland on 3
visit TO Senator Fessenden.
J. Knox Gavin, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Wayne County, lDstroit) Michigan, died
on Sunday morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
aeneral eranrs VA Horse.

A newspaper correspondent states that
General Grant is peculiarly proud Of his
stud, but is particularly 60 of his war
charger. To the few friends to whom he
unbends he takes grest delight in exhibit
ing bis horses. A friend OF mine was with
Genera Graft one day, and the CONVERSE
ton turned upon horses. "Perhsps," said
the General. Hyou would like 70 see the
horse I have rode in all the campaigns !
have commanded 2" The General ordered
his horse to be brought out. To the sur
prise of the gentleman the animal seemed
no more than a lsdy's pslry. Small, slen-
der, with sgile limbs, black as q coal, an
eye like q hawk, intelligent, but mild, with
the unmistskle slick" on each side OF the
name, not unlike the 'oowlick" on. 8 boys
head, looking for all the world like q fami-
ly pet for women and children.
The visitor uttered his sstoniShment by
saying: "Besutiful, but no e~nduranee.D
rE ldursnceP ssid General Grant "this
animsl exceeds any horse flesh l ever saw
for endurance. I have taken this horse
out At Daylight and kept in the saddle till
dark, and he came in as fresh when I re-
turned as when 7 ssddled him in the morn
ing. Gold could not buy him He was
imported from : rare breed by JEFF. Davis
himself. He was taken from Jef. Davis
plantation" This conversation was held
Just before Dsvis was caught. 81 suppose"
said the visitor, you would exchange this
horse for JEFF. Davis z" ,fYou have said il, ,
ssid the General, ct would exchange for
The rebel chief but for nothing else under
heaven" Such is the renowned war
horse Of the Lieutenant General.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
az A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAITED

pI0S A M0NT@l-AGEETs WANTED
QIRU even Whers to intro luce tho improved
SHAW and CLARK so FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the
ONLY low price Machine in the country which Is IL
rESsED ~ Grover and Baker, Wheeler and Wilson,
Howe. Singer and %, and Batchelder. ALL other
machiuss nov sold for less than forty dollars are IN
F~RINGEaEETs, and the seller and user liable to hne
aud imprisonment. Salary and expenses, or large
commission, allowed. illustrated circulars sent free.
Address SHAW g. CLARK, Biddeford. Maine.mll-25
ESTABLISHED IN I847.-Psper at
II less han Manu- acture-s prices. No connection
with he combine NJ JnOpOly for II gh Prices. 1 OF
lei the largGss and best sssrt6d stock OF PAPER OF
ssnes, StatiOners, Printers aud Binders viii save
money by inst examining my stock. Orders by mail
promptly filed. A. P. HARD, WhOleSale Paper
d aler, No. a Beekmans st., N. Y. (Ihe Old Strnd.)
iyI3
III a MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere. at so q Month, expenses paid, 10
sell Fifteen Articles, the best selling ever offered
Full particulars free. Address TIS 7. CAREY
BiddsiOrd, Maine. myil:GS
C6O OOO MONEY ADVANCED
0OU,OUU in sums to suit-at the old stand and
well-known WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites Ofeyery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Nothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, melOdeOns, and all por-
3 ~ property ana articles Of value, on the most sat
I~sfictNry terms Business strictly private. Estab-
I shed "a. MA variety Of unredeemed watch
e., J WsiT, Guns, ETC., Tor sale At bargains.
Dfi ss-corner Of Water and superior streets, over
DaYs 3 PeiEott0's Clothing Store.
oct22 J. 4. 4 W. WAGNER.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.

A banquet was TO have come off on Fri
day last, at Union Hall, New Lisbon, given
by Co. g, 18th Battalion, o. N. G., to the
returned soldiers of New LisOon and the
surrounding neighbOrhood.
The Buckeye State says that the heavy
rains of last week kept bsck the New Lis.
bon Railway Company from laying their
track, but if she weather proves propitious,
next Saturday night will see at least three
miles of the Tails laid down. Had the
weather proven favorable, Mr.. Lee would
have finished the road by the 18Th of
August; IS it is, it may take him uatil the
goth or 18th.
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what the Westminster EevIew Thinks
Of president

The Westminster Review for July de-
clsres that the new President, johnson, hiss
already 'eruelly disappointed the high
hopes that were entertained of him "The
new President" it says, "hss, in his first
effort st reconstruction, surrendered the
United States lsw-under which blacks
and whites are equally citizsDs-by which
alone he has any authority in a Southern
State, TO the bebests of the slave code which
North Carolina had anterior TO her seces-
sion. If the laws of that State are in force,
by what right can the President appoint its
Governor or convoke its conventions Or
is every law invalid except that, the work
ing of which excludes from political rights
the only class in the South that can be abb
solutely trusted With such an example
of how the most loyal whites of the South
are resolved to oppress the negroes to the
utmost Of their power rs the legislature of
Tennessee has just given, it may be regard
ed IS certain that the Congress will set aside
any pretended State which tries to enter
without adopting the principles Of negro
suffrage. To take from the crumbled slave
States the rottenest fragment to the corner
stone OF the new, were OF course to surren-
der all the moral results Of the war. The
.deplorable position which Mr.. johnson has
taken is, doubtless, TO be attributed not 20
any love of slavery, but TO the lack OF legal
training. A much stronger and more pop
ular President put forth great efforts to
carry through Congress the Louisiana or
gsnization, and failed, and it is a much
more snti-slsvery Congress with which Nj.
johnson res % deal in Decenber NET"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29

The action brought by the Mercantile
Bank of New York in the Court of Qdeen's
Bench, London, against its absconding tel
Ter Chss. WinslOwi who ran away from
New York, with $8l,9I5 in gold and
$2O7,O25 in green-bscks has been decided
for the plaintiff. The next question for
the bank will be whether it can or cannot
get its money.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
MORROW ONrNTY-

] o. On Friday evening of last week the house
of the Rev. Mr.. Henley in Mount Gilead
was struck by lightning. Only slight
damage was done. The only occupant of
the house, a young lady, was "infIenced
considerably by the electric fuid.n So
saws the Morrow county Sentinel.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.


Mrs. s. E. Thompson, the "Union Spy"
lectured before q large audience in YouDgs-
town, on Thursday of last week.
Rev. J., P. Chorn, of Bradford, England,
one of the most able and eloquent preach
ers of the Baptist denomin alton, is an
nounced TO preach in Youngstown to NOR
row, at the Presbyterian Church.
The MAhoning Register publishes the
following list of incomes over $4,000, after
making legal deductions, in Mahoning
county:
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STARK COUNTY.

One day lsstWeek q soldier named VIM.
Peters accidentally shot himself in the
hand while csrelessly handling a pistol.
A few days ago a valuable horse be-
longing to John Rsemsnyder, of New Ber-
lin, this county, hsd his hind leg cut eff in
A reaper.