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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-22
Free Tuition TO soldiers.

OHIO UNIYERTITY, ATHENS, O., Nov, 1865.
Editor CkroHieZe-Sir:-To meet the
constant inquiries of soldiers concerning
the free tuition in the Ohio University
provided for them by State legislation,
will you please to state through your
columns:
l. That any honoIably discharged Ohio
Volunteer, who entered the service a
minor, is entitled to free tuition in the
Ohio Univetity, for as long time as he
was in the service under age.
2. Soldiers a~yailing themselves of this
provision must procure faom the Adiutant
General at Columbus lit will be furnished
on application by letter. a certificate
stating the time spent in the service as a
minoI. This certificate will be their tick
ct Of admission to the University.
8. Soldiers, as other students, are ex-
amined before admission to classes, and
classified strictly according to their at
tainments.
4. All applicants for admission 20 the
Preparatory Department of the Univer-
city are requiredt to be thoroughly acquain-
ted with Arithmetic through Vulgar and
Decimal Fractions, and English Grammar
drought Etymology. The University
will gladly welcome to its halls any who
have honored their State by fighting I'M
der its flag; but 1t is earnestly recommen-
ded to all who may not be advanced as
far as indicated above, that they spend
at least one tenn at public or other
schools, preparatory to applying for adj
mission to the University. The next
term will commerce Dec. +.
Il may be Of interest to your readers to
learn, that, alread soldiers from all parts
of the State, and representing a large
number of regiments, ranking from field
officer to private, are attending the Uni
versity under the above arrangement =
and it may interest the soldiers of your
county 70 know that ample provision is
made by the officers of the Institution to
secure to such as may attend the amplest
benefit of the g~ratuity offered them by
the State.
Very Respectfully,
ELI T. TAPPAN,
Sec'y of the Faculty.
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MARRIAGES.


In Bloomfield. on the evening Of the 18th day OF
November. at the Congregational Church. by Rev.
D. L. Hickok. Mr.. THOMAS ANDERSON, to
Miss MARTHA a. KNAPP. all of Bloomfield.
At the Gilmore House, on the eth inst. by the
Rev. J. W. Lanphear. Mr. SYLVESTER J. RAND,
to Mrs. LUCY E. APPLICABLE.
In Bazetta on the 18th inst, by Rev. W, II. Mil
lar, Mr.. GEORGE W. KENNEDY, of Rowland,
to Miss ELIZA BAILY, of Bazetta.
November 18th, 1865. at the residence of the
brides father, by Elder o. Higgins. Mr.. E. X. C.
EVANS. and Miss E. E. FINTON. all of Eden
burg, Pennsylvania.
By the Rev. 7. P. Spear. at the center of Milton
on the 2nd Of November, Mr.. JOHN SHIRA. to
Miss MARGARET CRAYS.
By the same on the 18th inst. Mr.. ALMON G.
McCORKLE, OF Lordstown. to Miss MARTIAL
LETTCH. of Weathersfeld.
In Warren. Nov. I6. at the home of the bride
Mother, By Rev. John Peate. Mr.. JAMES II
SMITH and Miss MARY A. DOUGLAS.
Nov. IS. by Rev. 7. B. TAFT. Mr.. THEOPHILUS
WOODFORD and Miss MARGARET NICHOLS,
all of Niles.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

In pursuance IF an order of the Probate Court
Of Trumbuil County. Ohio. heretofore granted in
the ease of Ethan e. Briggs. guardian OF Henry Z.
Briggs, against his said ward, the undersigned will
on the
Sth Ddr Of December, 4. ID. 1865,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and two
the undivided third part OF the following deserib-
ell real estate: Situate in the township of Kins-
man. County Of Trumbull and State of Ohio, and
described rs follows: Known as parto Of section No.
one IN said township, and is bounded as follows.
viz: Beginning in the west line Of said township
at a post twenty one chains and twenty five links
south from the northwest corner Of said township:
thence east along the south line Of John Herrick's
land eighty chains and seventy six links to a post
also said Herrick's south east corner: thence south
along the section line twenty four chains and for
ty links to the middle of the highway; thence east
along the middle of said highway fourteen chains
and seventy five links to the middle Of the state
road: thence north thirty seven and one half links;
thence west along VIM. ScOtt's north line which is
south Sy' west seventy five chains and eighty five
links to the west line of said township; thence
north on said township line twenty three chains
and ninety links to the place Of beginning; Con-
tanning within said bounds one hundred and nine
ty four acres of land, be the same more or less. All
subject to the life estate of said Ethan G. Briggs.
who during his life Is entitled to the use Of all said
land.
Terms of saIe.-One third cash on the day Of sale.
One third in one and one third in two years from
the day of sale, TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold deferred payments to bear interest
payable annually. Appraised at $4,000.
ETHAN c. BRIGGS.
Guardian of Henry c. Briggs.
NAT 81 - ~
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salurday. the I'd daH or December.
ORDINANCE

ARegulating the erection of stables and barns
SEC.l l. BE ii ordained by the Council of the In
cOrpOrated Village of Warren: That no person
shall hereafter build OF rebuild any stable, barn,
or other building for the storing of hay or straw,
or for the keeping therein of any domestic animal,
within q distance less than twenty-five feet of the
line of any of the established streets of said viii
lage.
SEC. 2. Whenever the Marshal of said village
shall be made aware, either by view or notice
from any citizen. that any person has built or re
built, or commenced TO build or rebuild any such
building contrary to the provisions of Section l OF
this Ordinance. be shall Immediately notify the
owner or owners. occupant or occupants, of the
premises TO remove forthwith such erected OF re-
built buildings, or partially erected or rebuilt
buildings, and on the failure Of such owner or Oc-
cupant to proceed within twenty-fOur hours, TO re-
move such structures, then il shall be the duty of
the Marshal to take down and remove the same,
with as little damage as may be, the expense
thereof to be betrayed by the village, the same as
other debts are paid, and the said owner or Occu-
pant shall be liable to said village for such ex-
pense. and such expense may be recovered of them
with costs of suit in a civil action before the Ma
yor Of said village. or a Justice Of the Peace OF
said Township. or any other court of competent
jurisdiction.
SEC. 3. Any ordina noe or part thereof, contrary
to the provisions of this ordinance is hereby re.
pealed.
SEc.4. This ordinance to be in force from it:
publication.
Passed in Council. Nov. II, 1866.
7. J. MCLAIS. AID. WEBB,
Recorder. Mayor.
Warren, o., Nov. p.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ezekiel Gilman, VS.. Arthur c. Webster, ct al.
Il In T-umbull Common Pleas

~ Ezekiel Gilman, vs.. Arthur c. Webster, ct al.
In Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, o.,
and to me directed and delivered. in the above
ease, l shall expose 10 puOlie gale. on
Saturday, the 23d day OF December,
A. D.. 1865. at the Court House in Warren. between
the hours Of one O'Clock and four o'clock, Z. NJ,
the following described real estate. to wit: stu
ate in the township of Mecca, in the County
Of Trumbull and state Of Ohio. being part of lot
No. 10. of the kingsbury tract, and bounded as
follows: on the west by the Township line road be-
tween Mecca and Bristol, on the south by the
highway. on the east by lands of the Aerca Pc
roleum Company. and on the north by lands of
NJ. Munson, being the same land purchased by
Ezekiel Gilman Of Lewis Williams, andl contains
about eighty-siI acres Of land. more less Ap-
praised at $500. Terms cash
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. O.. Nov p. lS6Ljt
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n ORDINACE

~ Requiring a side walk on part Of Vine ST.
SEC, !. Be it ordained by the Council of the In
corr GRATED Village OF Warren: That the owner or
owners os any lot or lots fronting on the east side
of Vine street, between Market and South streets.
be required to make or cause to be made n sidewalk
in front of said lot or lots the said saidWalk to be
four feet wide, of good oak plank, not less than
one and OBe-half inches thick. nor more than six
inches wide, and shall be securely fastened with
iron spikes to three oak bearers, not less than 3x4
Inches. Said owners may, however. at their OF
ton. make said walk of hard burned brick or flag
stone, in lieu of plank. Said walk to be made
within twenty days after said owner or owners of
lots shall have received a notice to build from the
Street Commissioner.
SIC. 3. This ordinance to be in force after its
publication.
Passed in Council November 18th, 1855.
A. D.WFBB. Mayor.
T.. J. NOLAN. Recorder.
Warren. o., Nov. -. 1866.
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between the hours of one AVID four o'clock. p. NJ.
Of said day, the following real estate: situate in
Greene township, Trumbull cOun ", Ohio. known
as part of lot No. s. beginning at the southwest cor
ner of said lot; thence north 70 chains and % links
to northwest of said lot; thence east IS chains and
81 links on north line to a post; thence south along
the center Of a road 10 chains and 80 links TO a
post in south line of said lot. thence west So chains
and So links to place of beginning; containing -
and 74-lOO acres Of land. and to be sold subject to
life estate of Noel Bartlett therein. Appraised,
subject TO said life estate, at s 1889. Terms of sale
One-third in hand. the balance in two equal in
stalments with interest. SAM'L B. JERAULD,
Admin istratOr Of Celestia Bartlett. deed.
By George +. Brown. his atty.
Nov ~ IS60-4T
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DEATHS


At Warren. Monday II orningl 18th inst ."LITTLl
CUTIE. daughter Of E. H.. and L. c.. Ensign,
aged one year. ten months and twenty-threed days
Oh, Cutie dear, our darling daughter.
And art thou gone and gone forever g?
And hast thou crossed that unknown river
Life's dreary bound
And shall we no more see thee never
Our home around?
Then mourn her, sun, great source o flight,
Mourn, pale empress of the silent night,
And you, lit tie tWinkling stars so bright,
Our Cutie mourn;
For through your orbs she's taken her fight,
Ne'er 10 return
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EGAL NOTICE.-In the Cour.

EOhL the Court
IL Of Common Pleas of Trumbun County, State
Of Ohio.
Ezekiel Gilman. plaintiff, VS. William Paine. Lo-
renZO Fairbanks. Charles H.. Grigg, Elijah Da-
Wis and Oscar NJ. Sanford, defendants.
William Paine, Lorenzo Fairbanks. Charles IT.
Grigg and Oscar NJ. Sanford. who are residents of
the City of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, will take notice that Ezekiel Gilman, the
plaintiff, has fled his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County. averring that on
the 18th day of February. he sold the following
premises to the said defendants, to wit: Situate
in Mecca township. Trumbull County, State Of
Ohio. being lots Nos. four N, thirty-one (3D, thir-
ty-twO (32l, thirty-thre7 (S3). thirty-four go. five
~, thirty-eight (3Sl. forty 40, ~fOrty-cne GD. and
I. NJ. Robinson. and Recorded July IL, 1861 in
Trumbun County Records, Book of Maps A, page
100; containing eleven and three-quarter acres,
more Or less excepting therefrOm One-eighth
part of the oil under said premises, which, when
mined is to be delivered to Mrs. Sankey, formerly
Mrs. Beeman. The plaintiff alleges that the de
PENDANTS agreed TO pay Tor said land the sum of
five thousand and three hundred dollars IS O)
by the 18th day of March, AID. 1865, and that they
have paid the sum of four thousand one hundred
and fifty dollars (S4,l50 O0 and a~lledging that
there is due on said contract the sum of twelve
hundred and twenty-SiX dollars and fifty cents,
(Sl,226 so, and asking judgment and order of sale
on default of payment. And also praying for in
junction against the defendants from removing
the engine, pumps, watts and fixtures on the prem
iseS. until the claim of the plaintiff satisfied.
The defendants must answer sdid PetitiOn u or
before the sixth day Of Jaf usIy, for. or Judgment
will be taken accordingly TAYLOR \ JONES,
Nov IS, lS65-6w Ait'ys for Plf.
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Drs. Hazlett & Barbour will be in War
rem, at the National Hotel, Tuesday and
Wednesday, November 2Sth and Goth.
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Drs. Haziett L Barbour will be in War
rem, at the National Hotel, Tuesday and
Wednesday, November 2Sth and goth.
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,

Consisting of Teas, Sugar. Coffee. Rice. Tobacco,
Crockery. StOne-wsre Glassware. Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps Nails and Glass. A large variety
of Prints and DeBains, Flannels, SatInets and Cas-
lmereS. 1t is the intention of Mr.. NJ. and :. to
And they most respectfully invite all who may be
wanting goods to call and examine their goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. They are receiving
fresh supplies of goods direct from New York city.
Therefore what they have not got this week, they
N B.-Their motto. ready pay and not TO be IN
derSOld. All kinds of Merchantable Produce taken
in may have next week.
exchange for goods.
MARTIN H:LATIY,
JEROME b. SILvERNAL-
LATIN Il SILVERNAIL.
Nov % seS-2r
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A N ORDINANCE

Requiring a Side Walk on part Of High Street
cast of Elm.
SEC. Be it ordained by the Council Of the Ineo 2
perated village of Warren That the owner or
owners of any lot or lots fronting on the north side
Of High street. between Elm and Chestnut streets
be required TO make or cause to be made a sidewalk
in front of said lot or lots; the said sidewalk to he
four feet WIDE. of coed oak plank net less than IL
inches thick nor more than 6 inches wide. and
he securely fastened with iron spikes to Soak bear
ers not less than 3X4 inches. Said owners may at
their option make said sidewalks of hard burned
bricks or flag stone in lieu of plank.
Said sidewalk to be made within 80 DAYS after
said owner or owners of lots shall have received
notice to build from the Street Commissioner.
SEC. This ordinance to be in force from its pub
lica ton. Passed in Council Nov. II. 1865.
A. ID. WEBB, Mayor.
7. J. NOLAN. Jr. Recorder.
Nov. p. IS.
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saturday. h e aad day of December.

A. d. 1865. and between the hours Of one and four
o'clock. 2. NJ. of said day. the following described
real estate Situate in the township Of kinsman,
in said County of Trumbu and State of Ohio. and
known and described as the lot formerly owned
of the Meadville road. $50 called. in said township,
and is bounded on the west by said Meadville
road. north by lands of 0rrin Collins, east by lands
formerly owned by Timothy Banning aud Rodney
W. Clark, and containing about Seyenty-tUO rods
ofland, more or less" Appraised at $50. Terms
cash. JOSEPH q. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Warren o.. Nov. -. 1865. St
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''The Cincinnati Gazette"
PROSPECTUS FOR 1866.
Three Regular Edition Daily
SeEsa5-VTeekIy and Weekly.
FOR 1866,
TEsF DAILy

Is published ever morning. Sunday excepted. and
contains ncwso of current event FROM all parts ofthe
world, received by mail. express and telegraph,
down 10 three O'Clock Of the morning Of puhliea-
lion. Who
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TnEsEMI-wEEKLv GAZETTE

In response 10 the wishes Of n large humber Of
our friends, we shall commence. IN November. the
publication of n SENl-WEEklN GAZETTE
This paper will be iSsned on the mornings Of Tues
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. ENACTMENT NOTICE.
. TTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas f. Lucas. plaintiff, vs. John W. Kesler,
Edward H. R9hman. Henry r. Barnhurst and
John Amber, defendants. Before BID. Webb,
J. p. Of Warren Township. Trumbull County, o.
On the third lay Of November. A. D. 1865. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of two hundred and thirty-four
dos. and fifty ets(254.J0. Said cause will be heard
on the 18th day Of December. A. D.. 1865, at nine
o'clock, A. NJ. THOMAS L. LUCAS.
Nov 10. 1865. 81 Hutehlns Il FOrrist. Att'ys.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The I'M
IL dersigned has been duly appointed and quail
lied a. ExecutriX of the last will Of Charles j..
ildman, late of Pennington. deceased.
CAROLINE c. WILDMAN.
Nov. q, '65.-3w
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WESTERN
Reserve Seminary ,
FIRST-CLAGS SCHOOL.

TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS.
POPULARITY OF THE INSTITUTION con-
STANTLY INCREASING.
ThOroughness in every Department !
TEACHERS FROM 5 to 30 Years EXPERIENCE,
None Employed not possessed Of Superior
Abilities as Instructors.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ VIM b.. Gorton vs.. Ambrose Bash. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale in the above case
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas. / have
levied on and shall expose to public sale at the
Court House in Warren. in said County Of Trum-
bull and State of Ohio. on
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~ Il w GO CD So
AT
Powers Corners, Mecca, O.

MESSRS LATIN & SILVER
Va NAIL are now offering to the citizens of
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New Advertisements.
LETTERS

d EMAINING in the Post Office Il
AN Warren. State Of Ohio. November % 1865.
Abbey John James Hattie
Andrews CT King J G
Andrews G King J ]
Bailey Jacob Kennedy Thomas W
Bennett Mary ii Lane I'll J
Ball Fayette E Muller "A
Beamer Michael Mooney VI
Benner Lydia Oviatt Martin
Burger Sarah A > Pears Mary
Bradley John Jackson Julia
Brown Mary A Mrs Parsons WF
Cowdry Mary Parker Mary
Collins David Porter Lucy
Dawson J A Capt3 Rayen Rachel
FitZ Simons Gsrret Rayne Allis
Finney= Miss Reynolds EN-
Fuller ID W Rayen r L Mrs
Graves Warren d Reed -
Gilchrist Samuel j 2 Rolls Edward
Ghargan Phillip Sharpstein
Harshman j } Spenser Ellen Mrs
lake Annie Mrs Suyalsky J
Hunt Il Warren o B Miss
ITO obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must call for '0dUertiset letters give the date of
his list. and pay one cent for advertising.
Once hours from $50 A NJ. tOS =. NJ
G. NJ. PATCH. p NJ.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

IA In pursuance of an order of sale of the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio, l shall offer
at public sale on the premises. on
Wednesday Dpepuhar oOfh gSGE
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. Drs. Hszlett & Barbour will be in War
rem, at the National Hotel, Tuesday and
Wednesday, November 28th and 29th.