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No Cure, No Pay!

By request Doet. Chidester. formerly OF New
York. now located at Pittsburgh, will be at the
Gilmore House, in Warren. Wednesday Dec. p,
and remain n few days to see patients DR.. c.,
treats the Eye and Ear. and also performs Surgical
operations on scientific PRINCIPLES. Also treats and
cures all chronic diseases of long years standing,
viz Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous complaints
Dyspepsia. Diseases of the Kidneys. Liver. Spleen.
Bladder, Womb, Gravel, UleerstOns, Whites, Fall
ing of the Womb, Bearing down, ScrOfula. Salt
Rheum, Hives, Spinal Determines, TumOrs, Can
GERS, Fits of years standing, and will surely cure
Seminal Weakness in both sexes, let it come from
what source 1t will.
Diseases cured asit by magic. No minerals used.
I use concentrated Vegetable remedies only.
Notice Of the PresS.-Dr. c. bears a leading repu-
tation in the medical world. at Salem. New Bright
on, New Lisbon, New Castle, Youngstown, Garfield
&c. The press and people say that his cures are
truly astonishing. People who have been com
paratively blind. lame and sick, almost as # by
magic, were restored to sight and health. DR.. C..
treats his cases on the principle OfnO cure no pay.
Go and see him Immediately if you wish to get
your health and get around in comfort. By re
quest of some of our citizens the Doctor will visit
here regularly therefor now Is the time to 90 IN
der tEearmEei.
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Counferreife Dead.

hSEN-A NALl
ron papers we learn that James Brown,
the notorious courterfeiter. was acciden-
tplly killed near Peninsular. on the Och
inst. While pushing = coal boat into a
lock, Brown lost hig balance, fell from the
running board, broke one arm, fractured
his skull. and otherwise injured him in
teTnallY, so that he Gied the next day.
Says The Journal, Thus ends the life Of
one long Il resident of this county, and
long notorious throughout The country.
For more than forty years his bad emin-
5nce shed It's baleful infection over the
morals OF the people. Native abilities,
which rightly directed would have
brought him h0nors and haze made his
memory sacred, glilDmered in him only
as a beacon TO show how pitiful Is the
failure when keen intellect grovels down
into mere shrewdness-the cunning 10 10
mischief and dodge human ge]triiution.
He died at the age Of 81, under bends to
answer to All indictment before The U. S.
Court st Cleveland, FOR caqGterteiii0g
money-his lifa-ioag trade"
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Back Down Of the
English Government.

The State Department received by the
last steamer from Europe an important
dispatch from our Minister to England.
There is strong reason so believe that
England, under the new ministry, will
back down from her position on the Ala
bama question, and at nee consent to a
just and equitable adjustment of the
questions in dispute. The temper of the
last dispatch from the State Department,
and which emanated from the President
himself, was calculated to open the eyes
of the British Government. A gentle
man wiring from England to a friend in
Washington by the last mail, remarks the
Queen is our friend. and she will not al
low Earl Russell to take a position which
will cause an estrangement of the two
Governments.
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NOTICE
70 al ,0I0m Il n1oU eoneern-


Notice is hereby given thatit is deemed neeessa-
~ by the Town Council Of the Incorporated VII
Iage Of Warren, Of the State of Ohio, to grade.
pave and improve that portion of Market Street
lying between the centre line of Liberty street and
the west line Of Elm Street. and to provide for the
cost and expense OF said Improvement, and for that
purpose an ordinance Is nov pending before said
Council, which said ordinance provides that Mar
ket Street, between the centre line Of Liberty st..
and the west line Of Elm Street. shall be graded to
the established grade. and paved with stone, and
graveied. according to the plans. profile, drawings
and specification now on file in the Mayors Office.
under the direction of the Committee on Streets,
and that the cost and expense of said improve
ment be estimated. levied and assessed upon each
and every foot front Of the lots AID lands bounding.
or AUDITING upon that portion Of Market Street so
to be graded, paved aud improved, in proportion
to tEenumber Of feet front"
Any owner or owners Of lots or lands bounding
OF al utnng upon that portion Of Market Street
above indicated, claiming damages By reason Of
sand improvement, are her eby required to file the
same IN writing with the Clerk of said IneOrpOra-
ted. Nnlagecf Warren, setting forth the amount so
claimed BY him, her or them, within two weeks af-
ger the expiration flour weeks from the first pub
ncatlon Of this notice. All such owner who shall
fall or neglect to hie their claim as aforesaid. with
IN the time aforesaid, shall be taken and deemed
TO have waived the same. and be forever debarred
from ming any claim for, or the receiving any
damages therefor.
By order Of the Town Council.
I'd. MeLAIN, JR,.Clerk and Recorder.
Dec 10 1853 4W
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ESPECIALLY 70 THE SICK
Doctor E. JoLLIE MAITocKs.

Analytical Physician, late Of New York. ICON
neeted with the Celebrated Analytical Physicians,
Drs. White, TUbbs x Price.
To the cure Of chronic diseases Of ,very name
and nature, DR.. MattOcks. for more than thirty
years. has devoted his whole attention. has effec.
ted many remarkable cures in long standing and
lingeriI 9 diseases. We claim truth as cur founIa-
ton and science our prescription. We Know he
disease and the remedy, nc experiment, no making
SICK to cure, no deception, no hUmbug. and no
pOisOns given, vegetable medicines that act in har-
mony with the laws OF life, give a candid opinion,
elect permanent cures, We ask q trial, prove our
treatment before abandoning hope. Hundreds
have been cured by our treatment after having
been given up by others. We invite Investigation.
no matter what your disease or how lOngstanding.
examine for yourselves, it will cost you nothing as
consultation is free. We shall visit Warren every
eight weeks the same days of the week for years.
and can be consulted as follows; Warren, Nation
al House. Wednesday and Thursday. February 9TH
and Sth, 1856; again 18th and 9th Of April Akron,
Empire House, 9Th and 10th of February Mans
held, Wiler House, uth and l2th Of February.
Dec 20 1865 If
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. EGAL NOTICE.

II In the Probate Court Of TrumbUH Co. %.
John McCiintCck, a nOl-TesidCnt Of the State Of
the u Undersigned Executor, Is hereby notified that
on tn c 18th Gay of december, lsj5, Nm. G. Saw
age, executor of David COmstOct, fled
his petition in the Court of Probate OF TrumbU
COuntg, Ohio. against the said John MCClintOck
and others, asking for an order of said Court to
sell the following described lands; Situate. in
Bloomfield township, Trumbull County, Ohio. and
known rs part of lot No. 60; bounded north and
west by lnuGs Of Thomas N. Howe. east by lands
of S. p. Iiran south By centre of highway: con
tanning about one-half acre of-land. The said
John McClintOck is required to anSv er said petit
ton on or before the 9th day Of January, 1856. or,
in default, a decree will he taken in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
WIN. G SAVAGE. EXr Of David C0mstock.
futile y Stull, Att,ys for Executor.
Dee 20 1865 3y
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CHRONICLE o 1865.


We would suggest that the beginning
of the year is 4 good time to renew sub
scriptions to The CHRONICLE. Quite a
number of those who are regu~larsubscr1b
ers year after year to this paper, com
mence with the first week IN January
The plan is a good one, and should he
adopted as generally as is practicable
We hope that v e shall have the pleasure
of paying our weekly visits, through the
Chronicle, TO all on cur present list, and
many new ones beside.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

Almira Paul, BY friend, VS. Rebeeca Harmon, ct al.
In Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
in the above entitled case, and to me directed
and delivered L shall expose TO public sale at the
saturday, the 3Oth day Of December,
A.. D. 1865, and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
". and 4 o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: Three contiguous
tracts Of land situate on the east side of the
branch Of the MahOniDg river in sections
No. Is and 10 in Newton township. Trumbull
County, Ohio; bounded on the west BY said river.
on the east by the highway, on the south by lands
of NeWeOmb Price, on the north by lands of Eli
Paul. For a more full description, see TrumbulI
County Records, Book 10th, pages 1874 and I95, fer
tract A, which contains hfty-Six acres, more or less,
tract . contains hfty-six acres, more or less, and is
particularly described in deed from Robert Price
TO Jacob Hanse, April 80, ls39; see Trumbull Co.
Records. Book 4I, pages l5 and 1856; tract C con-
tains htty-nlne acres, more or less, and is fully de
seribed in deed from Thomas Cook and wife TO
Robert Price. dated October Is tn, 1895; Trumbull
County Records, Book 81, pages 81 and Gj tract A
appraised at - in money: tract y lis,
in money, and tract c at -. Terms, one
third in hand, and one third each in one and two
years, with interest from day of sale. and secured
by mortgage on the premises. Said lands will be
sold separately or Together, as may be considered
most advisable on the day of sale.
JIG. BUTLER,
Special Master Commissioner.
ShcTifs Office, Warren, Ohio. Nov. g, 1865, 5W.
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IN To DILSON VAN TASSELL:
You are hereby notified that Harry Beach, Ad-
miuistrat0r of the estate ofLucy Van Tassell, de-
ceased, has fled in the Probate Court Of Trum
bUll County. his petition. alledging that the per
the debts and eharges Of Administration Of said
estate, and asking for an order that he may sell
tho following described real estate: Being rart
of lot No - In the township Of Vienna, bounded
south ~ lands Of l.. Z. S~covilic. west b. lands on
centre Of the highway, north BY 2 lire one chain
and fifty links from, and parallel with. the south
line, and east by a line three chains. thirty-three
and o~uc-third links from, and parallel with. the
west line, containing one-hali acre Of land. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 10Th day Of
January. Al 1St6, at 10 o'clock A. n.
bee % lS15iw HARRY BEACH, Admir-.
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Ravenna. O.. Nov. s. So
SALE.

~ IN Trumbul Common Pleas.
David Carlisle, VS.. Hardman, Hardman, ct al.
By virtue of an execution issued out of said
Court. and to ne directed and delivered in the
above named case, have levied upon and shall
rem, in said County Of Trumbull, and State of Ohio.
On Saturday, the 3Ob Day Of Dec, '65,
and between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day the following described
real estate TO wit: Situate in the village of New
ton, in the township Of Newton, in the County of
Trumbul and State Of Ohio, and is known as be-
ing subdivision of lots numbers one % and nine
teen 90 IN great lot number 90 fifty four. and
said to contain 4O-1C0 deres of land.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER Sheriff.
Shcrihis Office. Nov. -. '65.-5w
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I EGAL NOTICE.

IL THE STATE OF OHIO, TRUMBULL CO.SS
In the Court Of Common Pleas. George W. CraW-
ford, VS. J, IL. Ward. Civil action.
The defendant ]. II. Ward. a nonresident of
the State Of Ohio. and residing il the State Of
Iowa, IS hereby notified that, on the 18th day Ct
December. 1900. the pl 'inbH, George W. Crawford.
County, o.. his petition against him the said J. h.
Ward, to recover SlS7, with interest from April /,
1861, as purchase money due him BY reason of a
certain c~oltrac; entered into on the 18th day Of
October, 1863. between the said plaintiff, one Joel
u. Curtis and the said }. IL. Ward, for the sale to
said w ard Of the following described lands, to wit:
Situate in Mecca, Trumbull County. Ohio, and
known as part OF lot No. L, Ely's Tract, so called
ing two and one-half acres Of land, aud praying
that S cid lands may be sold to satisfy said sum so
claimed TO be due. The said J.. Il. Ward is re
CURED 70 answer said petition on or before the 18th
day Of February. lS65, or indefault a decree and
order will be taken against him
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD.
By Tuttle & StUll, his Att'ys.
DeelO 1865 CIV
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.nARnIAN,S SALE

" By virtue of a decree and order OF sale Of the
Probate Court of the County # Ashtabu.a. and
State Of Ohio. 1 shall offer to public sale at the
premises, on the 18th day Of January, 1866, between
tLa h0ms OF 10 o'clock. A.. ard : o'clock, 7. NJ.
OF said day. the following described real estate, TO
wit; an uudiV ided Cue-f0urth part Of fifty acres of
land situate in lot number u, in the third division
OF the township Of Johnston. in the County OF
Frumbuil. and State of Ohio. and being the same
land conveyed By Waiter Johnston to William Nc
CARNEY. by deed dated AurUst 10. 1899, and re-
corded in IrUmbull County Record Of Deeds, Vol
uma4 5. pages SCT and $u5. Z. $. SlMONUS,
Dec CIV Guardian Of William Mccartney,
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Congress-.

This body having adjourned for a couple
of weeks, during the holidays, of course
there is nothing in the way of Cogress-
ional proceeding to publish this week.
On our first page are some matters of
interest, that transpired last week in
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27

= gentleman Walking a.ons The docks
had his attention directed 10 Tie coating
church "Ah, very unstab!e principles
here~~a change twice in twenty four
hours!." he exclaimed. Listener couldn't
see it, and asked how that could be;
and was answered: Don't you see its
high church or iow church according to
the state of the tideil"
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IA arren & Lake Erie Plank Road

The Stockholders Of the Warren Z Lake Erie
Plank Road Com pany arc hereby nc. ifed that g
dividend Of four per cent. on the capital Stock has
been declared. payable on and after tho 10th day
rem.
Also that the annual meeting of tho StockhoI-
ders for the election Of Directors will be held at
the TreasureF's office. on Monday. the 5th day Of
February, A. i. 1876, from 9 o'clock. A. NJ, to L
NJ, Of that day. JOS. MARVIN. Jr. Pres.
Dec 3 1855 vs. NHITTLESEg ADAMS. See.
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TERMS
DAILY MORNING JOURNAL.

One copy extra to clubs of 10 and 20.
A copy of the "LIyCoLN MEMORIAL, "
bound in cloth, price 81 so, will be pre-
sented to the person sending is a club OF
ten subscribers, and a copy for each addi-
tional ten subscribers.
SEND FOR SAMPE CoFIEs.
Address:
Comfy. ROBY & SMITH.
Publishers and Proprietors ONO STATE
JOURNAL, Columbus, Ohio.
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Settlements Ordered to be Advertised

I Is ordered that the following &C
counts Of Executors, Administrators and
GuaTiians, that have been fled in the Probate
Court OF Irumbun County. be advertised for four
consecutive weeks, agreeable to law and that they
remain on file for Inspection and exceptions. until
the 4yJth day Of January, A.. D 1866. when they
VIII be examined and ordered TO record, il no ex-
ccpiouS appear thereto:
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PER YEAR We want

SP@5OOO agents everywhere to sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted five
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The y machines sold in the Union fOTle than
$40. which are GrYy licensed By Hors, Wheeler d
Wilson. Gforer C Baker, Singer d Co., and BGchet-
der. Al other cheap machines are i~afriRaemeRts,
and the seller CT user are liable to arrest, 6ae and
iuqpri sonmeHt Circulars free. Address or call up
on Sh aw & Clark. Biddeiord, Maine, or at No. S23
Broadway, New York; No. 236 Carter St, Phila-
delphia, Pa; No. II Lombard's Block. Chicago III;
No. 10 West Fourth ST.. Cincinnati, o.; orSSpaul-
ding's Exchange, Buffalo. N. y. dee u % Tyr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27

American readers is rather increased than
diminished by the articles they eOnta n ON
orr late Girl Wor, and though sometimes
tinged with prejudice, they may still,
considering their great ability and the
different s~tand-points from which they
are written, be read and studied with ad
vantage by the people of this country, Of
every creed and party.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBsCRIBERs-ReW
Subscribers to any TWO of the above peri
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gratis. any one of the -Four Refers for
1865. New Subscribers Il all Ave Of the
Periodicals for 1866. viii receive. gratis,
any tco of the Pour Reyieps" for 1865.
Subscribers may also obtain back num-
5ers at the following reduced rates. viz
Blaekl0sod from September, 1864. to De
cember, 1865, inclusive. at the rate of 81
so ayear.
The North British from January, 1868,
10 December. 1865, inclusive; the Edin-
bur9h and the Westminster from April.
1864. to December, 1865, inclusive, and
the London Quarterly fo7 the year 1865, at
the rate of 81 50 a year for each es any
Review.
Fay-A few copies vet remain of all The
-Four Rscie,gS for 1863 at 81 90 a set, or
81 so for any one.
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MARRIAGES.
DIE


In Mcso!otamia, Dee. Il, IsG5. Of Dropsy Of tie
Heart, Nj. ABRAHAM ASPER. Gged IS years.
The deceased hes betl . resident Of MesopOia-
mia for the last 40 years.
In Mesopotania on the lAh inst Nj. Z. o.
GLEASON. Of COu.umI ti0r, aged IS years.
In Rowland, at the residence Of her father, john
RatllG. On the 18th inst, Of Consumption, Macy
HOAGLAND, relict Of the late Henry Hoagland,
in the 4lst year of her age.
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.RIUGE NOTICE.

The Commissioners Of Trumbuli Couriy viii be
at Farmiugtoa on Friday, the l2th cas- OF Jlnuary,
1866, TO receive bids and let the job Of building two
abutments with wing walls. anda bridge overaba-
you near Grand River, south OF the Centre Of
Farui1 gtgu, between the hours Of 10 and y O.
eiceh' j. NJ. AA \ Ma RS6dNHIS' I G0nn{1
OK W0LCOTTJ Commissioners
Warren, Dec Is, 1885 3w
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PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS!
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REvI9W (Con-
servatiVe.)
The EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW Radical.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW free
Church,
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Z dispatch from Montgomery, Ala,
announces the arrest, on the lSth, Of
Semmes. the commander Of the pirate
Alabama. He is on his way to Washing
ton, under guard.
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VII u hlllAdn u AaAIA>AS UGGGASGUs ct al uE-
PENDANTS,
The above named defendants are notified that
the plaintiff, on the 18th day of November, 1865,
filed in the office of the Clerk of the above named
Court his petition against them and others, setting
up among other things in substance that On the 10th
day Of December, 1850. the town council of the In
cOrporated village Of Warrea passed an Ordinance
authorizing the erection Of Gas Works in said viii
lage, and giving the exclusive right to use streets.
alleys, lanes and public grounds for the laying of
pipes. that said plaintiff became and was entitled
TO the benefits thereof; that he built Gas Works
upon certain lots oflaHd in said village, No. Is, 10,
II, is. consisting of a suhstaptial brick building,
gas tank, fixtures, and laid two miles Of main
pipes, &c.} that he hired one William d. Parrish,
an Engineer and Contractor. to build said Works,
lay SAID pipes, and sad plalntlu was 10 pay HIN
the actual costs of said Works. and a profit Of
$4,000, and for instructions as mentioned in said
contrast, and to secure said Parrish for such
amount. he assigned to him said Ordinance. and
said Parrish took title to said lands thatEOn the
completion Of said work he demanded Of said Par
IRISH an account OF all the expenses OF said Works,
so that said plaintiff could pay the same as he was
now willing to do; but said Parrish REFUSE to so
account and settle, but il fraud Of said plaintiffs
Tlght, transferred all OF SAID property and iran
chises to the Warren Gas Light Company, without
any consideration said Gas Light Company. well
knowing of all Of plaintiffs rights, and said Par
rlsh, want ct title, that alter the completion of
said Works said Parrish had possession thereof,
made and sold gas, &c. and realized as net profit
Of $500, and said Gas Light Company has had said
Works since December, 1861, manufactured and
sold gas, &c, and have realized q profit Of $4,000;
that SAID NOTkS cost only SlU,UUU; that Par
rish died ~intestate, and the above named persons
are his Executors; and asking for an account as to
costs of said Works, and the net profits Of said
Works to said Parrish, and to said Gas Light Com
pany, and that so much money as is necessary to
pay the costs Of said WOTks and for the balance #
any, ne asks a decree, and that said Gas Light Co.,
be ordered to convey to plaintiff all said property.
II SAID property does not pay in full the costs of
said Works. plaintiff offers TO pay said balance,
upon payment Of which be demands Il decree for
sueh conveyance, and for costs. Said petition will
DC Tor nearing at the next term Of the said Court,
and unless they answer by July z, 1866, then said
petition as 10 them will be taken as confessed.
HUICHINS 4 FORREST.
Nov Is, 6o-6W Attys for Plf.
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STATE OLE OHIO.

TRUMBULL COUNTY SIS.
In the Count of Common Pleas. Tansa1d d. Pei
ton. VS.. Henry c. De VOL, Abial b. De Wolf,
Mars L Curly, William Curly, Samuel Barstow,
Elizabeth BaIstOW, Polly BarHett. Anna Har-
nett, Jane Harnett. and others
The defendants above named are notified that
said Tensard D. Pelton has this day fled in said
Court his petition, for the purpose OF obtaining
from the defendants the legal title to the ~follOWing
described lands, situate in GUstavus township, in
said County, and described as follows bounded
west by the centre Of the highway running north
and south through the centre of said township,
north on the line of lot 80 in said township,
east on lands now or formerly owned by Lueius
Graham, and south On lands now or formerly own
ed by Abisha Gillelt, being the same lands convey
cd to Tenssrd K. De Wolf by John Roberts. by
deed dated DCcember p, 1889. and now claimed by
plaintiff by virtue Of 4 contract Of purchase from
said De Wolf. Tie peIsors above mentioned must
answer said petition on or before the tenth Satur-
day T. ON this date, tDCceHlter6 9th. 1862 or Judg-
4acut nay lie rendered asainSt them by default.
FUTILE 4 SlULL.
Dec Is 1865 GF At'ys for PHI.
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ENACTMENT NOTICE.

Wilson 5. Hults. plaintiff. against The New York
and Mecca Lubricating Oil Company, Defen-
dants. Before N. A. Cewdery, j.. p. Of Mecca
Township, Trumbul County, Ohio,
On the 4th day Of December, A.. D. 1866. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of two hundred. three and u
100 dollars. Said case will be heard on tie sd
day of January, A. ID. 1866. OF 10 O'clJck. A. N.
Dec 20 1865 3t' WILSON 5. HULTS.