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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
reconstructed south Carolina


According to late news from Columbia.
South Carolina, there seems TO be no linn
it TO the outrsges committed upon Union
soldiers and freedmen in South Carolina.
In one month five citizens nave been ar
rested for killing freedmen in one district
alone. One officer and three soldiers
were b~rutally murdered, and although a
considerable number of citizens were en-
gagged in these assassinations, no clue has
! been obtained 10 their Society
seems united TO protect such characters.
In addition TO the cases given above one
black boy was found whipped TO death,
one dead in a public square. one shot
through the head. one with his throat
cut, and one came in to the authorities
nearly dead from the effects of a brutal
whipping.
The following is an extract from a pri-
Vate letter, written from Gov. Perry's
district:
GREENvILLE c. H., Oct. 20, 1865.
write to inform you somewhat of the
state OF affairs in this district. y
There is a band OF men organized
in the lower part OF the district, whose
purpose seems to be to take the law in
their own hands with regard to freedmen.
One of them, a desperate, formerly in
the Confederate service, openly boasts
that he has killed IS negroes recently.
On Monday night last a negro was kill
ed 8 miles below this place, and it seems
imposslble-through the civil authorities
even to obtain u Jury of inquest
The following is an extract from the
letter of a General now on duty in South
Carolina detailing additional cases
, s. c., Nov. Q, 1865
In regard to murders and outrages
committed on freedmen, | have 10 state
the following as having been reported to
me, and of the truth of which ample ev-
idence is presented
In the vicinity of Columbia, there have
been three cases of murder reported since
Nov. /, and numerous outrages have been
perpetrated by whipping and tying up by
the thumbs.
In the upper districts, particularly in
Greenville and Union, trustworthy re-
ports in regard TO murders committed
have come to my knogledge. There
have been at least three cases of murder
of freedmen within the last month with
N twelve or fifteen miles of Greenville.
In one case the man was found hanging
by the neck, and had probably been hang
ing there two weeks, the buzzards having
eaten him partly up. A brother of this
freedman was found dead by the side of
the road. There is one case reported of
fifteen hundred lashes having been given
a freedman.
In Union District there are regularly
organized bands who go about the COUNT
ry committing Outrages upon poor whites
and freedmen.
several other cases have been reported
in NewheTry and Edgefield Districts
There nave been innumeFable instances of
whipping and tying up by the thumbs
practised upon The freedmen.
it has not been deemed advisable TO
give names and define localities, as in sew
eral cases the outrages are undergoing in
~vestigation, and the ends of justice might
thereby be delayed or hindered.
Very truly yours, Brig. Gen., NC.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Richard A. Hayes, Ebenezer B. Hayes and Geo.
Hayes. nOn-residents of the State of Ohio, will take
notice that on the lst day Of December. 1865, Geo.
s.. Case Administrator of said Seth Hayes, deed,
fled against them and others, in he Probate
Court Of Trumbull County. his petition. praying
for the sale of lands Of which Seth Hayes died
seized, in said county, consisting Of his homestead
farm of two hundred and sixty acres more or less,
situate in lots number tWenty-eight and thirty
six, in Hartford, in said county, and l. Of two and a
half acres, more or less, in lot number twenty
eight aforesaid, and also one acre, more or less. in
lot number tWcnty-siX in said township, at or lar
the centre thereof. Each Of said pieces Of land is
more particularly described in said petition, which
Is on file and pending in sand Court, and will be
at 10 O'Clock, A. H., at the Probate Office, in the
Court House Of said County.
TAYLOR 4 JONES,
Dec. 6, ls65,-iw Att'ys for petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

Our Washington specials gay that the
President will probably inform Congress
that his reconstruction policy was the
best he could devise while that body was
not in session, leaving the responsibility
of admitting or rejecting the Southern
congressman 10 Congress itself.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We will issue the annual message OF
President johnson, which was to be read
before Congress on Tuesday, at noon, in
an Extra edition OF the CHRONICLE, this
afternoon or tomorrow morning, and fur
nish it t. u slbrcribers Immediately.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

A Ill OF tie unsolicited notes and
IA accounts belonging to the estate Of John
walters, deceased, will be sold at his lateresidence
in Liberty, Trumbull County, Ohio, az public auc-
tiion, by. virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
of Trumbuil County, on the 18th day ofDecembeT,
AID. 1866. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Terms cash: DANIEL BISHOP Admr.
Warren, On Dec g, lS65.-3R
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TRUMBULL COUNTY. SIS.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Nicholas Cramer, vs.. Anna Gillem - Gillem.
her husband, Alice Windler and her husband
Windler. DOTcey RObsnsOn. ct al.
NOTICE.
The above named defendants are notified that
the plaintiff on the llth day of November, 1855.
filed his petition in the office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas. aforesaid, against them
and others, setting up that prior to the 3rd of Au-
gust, 1855. Robinson a Bowel, a eOpartnersnip do
ing business under that name owned lot "A. in vii
age plat Of Niles, and the appearances that be-
lore said date Bowel died ~intestate, leaving said
Robinson his survivor, who as such on said date
sold by contract IN writing, said land to plaintiff
for the sum of S3l2,O0 to. be paid Sll2,OO in hand.
500 April lst, 1866, and $1,000 April LIST, 1857; that
said Robinson sold said contract to one Addison
Weatherber; that plaintiff has paid said sum Of
money, and performed all he was to do By said con-
tract, said survivor when said money was paid.
bound himself TO give a good Warrantey deed, that
said Robinson is dead, leaving the above named
his heirs at law and legal represented
tITes. and that plaintiff is entitled to a deed in
Of said contract, and prays for a decree
that said parties with others make and execute TO
plaintiff a deed Of general warranty, or in default
that said decree operate as such and for further
relief. Sand petition will be heard at the next
term Of said Court.
n. CRAMER.
By Hutchins 4 Porrist his Atty.
Nov. 2, i65.-W
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Z EGAL NOTICE.-In the Court
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I EGAL NOTICE.-In the Court
IL Of Common Pleas ofTrumbun County. State
Of ohio.
Ezekiel Gilman. plaintiff, vs. William Paine. Lo-
renEO Fairbanks, Charles H.. Grigg, Elijah Da-
Wis anu Oscar IL. Sanford defendants.
William Paine, Lorenzo Fairbanks, Charles II.
Grigg and Oscar n. Sanford, who are residents Of
the City Of Philadelphia. IA tbs state Of Pennsyl
yania, will take notice that Ezekiel Gilman, the
plaintiff, has fled his petition IN the Court Of Com
the 18th DAY OF February. hs sold the following
premises TO the said defendants. to wit: situate
in Mecca township. TrumbUll County. StGse If
Ohio, being lots Nos. four 90, thirty-One SD, thir-
ty-tTO (32l. thirty-thre- t33l thirty-four ga, I've
%, thirty-eight GSl. forty (4g). f~0rty-One t4i). and
iOrty-tWO az, in 4 certain plat of land made by
7. NJ. Robinson. and Recorded July II, 1851 in
los; 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 70 Mrs. SaDkey, formerly
Mrs Beeman. The plalnuh aliases mar ire ,a-
PENDANTS agreed 70 F0y Tor said land the sam nj
I'VE thousand and three hundred dollars is 30O O1
by the 18th dag of March, AID. 1855, and that tbev
have paid the sum of four thousand one hundred
and fifty dollars CS4,l5O O) and aIledging fbaf
there is due on said contract the sum Of Twelve
hundred and twenty-six dollars and fifty cents
ISL 26 5O, and asking judgment and ordes of al,
On default Of payment. And also praying for in
junction against the defendants from removing
the engine, pumps, watts and fixtures on the prem
lses, until the claim Of the plaintiff Is satisfied.
The defendants must answer said petition on or
before the sixth day of January. 1870, or Judgment
will be taken accordingly. TAYLOR JONES.
Nov 10, 1907" Att'ys for Prf.
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.RIDGE NOTICE.

II The Commissioners of TrumbuH County will
receive proposals for furnishing materials and
across the MahOning river in Niles. on the sic ri
the old bridge, near Wards Rolling Mill. The
job will be let at Niles, on the 9Th day of January,
1860 Proposals up TO January lst. 1876, may be
left at the Auditors Office in Warren. The abut-
ment and pier are to be composed of heavy sand
stone, and the work to be finished by the LIST DAY OF
July, 1866 and the work to be of the same class of
work as that Of the new iron bridge in Warren.
AAB0s PAWS. TrumbuIl
Ok. WOLC0TT, Commission
Warren, Dee. 6, IS65-5W
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SSIGNEE'S SALE:

"A In pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio, I will
expose to public sale at the store formerly oceu-
pied by Jehn McCaughtry, at the center Ct Lords
town, TrumbuU County, Ohio. commencing on the
2lst day Of December, A, D.. 1865, and to continue
from day to day until all are sold. a stock Of goOdt
consisting Of dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes,
groceries, &e. Terms OF sale. cash.
JOSHUA b. JORDAN.
Assignee Of John MeCaughtry,
Warren. o., Nov %, IS65-4w
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Times 1Or Holding Court for
the year 1866.


THE STATE OF OHIO. SIS.
II To the Clerk Of the Court of Common Plea
Of rumbull County, Greeting.
1t Is hereby ordered that the several terms Of the
District Court and Court Of Common Pleas for the
year 1866 shall be held in the several Counties com
prising the Ninth Judicial District Of lie Stste Of
Ohio. as follows TO wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark county on September 18th.
In Carroll county on September 18th.
In COlumbiana county on September 10th.
In Mahoning county on September 18th.
In Irumbun county on April 5th.
In Portage county on April Sd.
In Lake county on April 10th.
In Geauga county on April l1th.
In Ashtabula county on April 18th
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll county on January sth, April 24th.
and September 18th.
In Stark county on January ed. May 2lst and
In COIumbians county on February 18th. May
9TH and September 4th.
In Mahening county on January 18th. April 10Th
and October 18th.
In Portage county on January SOtb, Msy lst and
October 29th.
In TrumbuI county on February 18th. May 18th
In Lake county on January I'd. April sOth and
September 2ith.
In 6eauga county On January Sth, April 10th
In Ashtabula county on February 9Th. May 18th
and October 18th.
You will enter this order on the Journals OF the
District Court and Court Of Common Pleas, and
cause the same to be published as required By law.
Witness the signatu[es Of the Judges Of said Dis
tFict this 3lst day Of October, 1865.
ia, AMBgER, Judges of the Court
c.. E. GLlDDEN, SOfCommOn Pleas Of
District.
THE STATE OF OHIO.( &c. A. HARKiNa-
Trumbul County, SIS. JTON. Clerk Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County Of
Trumbull, hereby certify the above and foregoing
to be a true copy Of theOriginal order now On NE
in the Clerks office Of said Court. Wines my
at Warren in said County, this 9Th day Of NOyem-
Der, lso5.
m 9. A. HARRINGTON. Clerk.
Nov =, '65,-4w
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Il TRUMBULL COUNTY, SIS
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
E. Z. MOfatt, Plaintiff,

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
E. r. MOHatt, Plaintiff,
vs.. Notice.
Chauncey ". M0fatt, DeffJ
Notice Is given 10 Defendant that on the 11th day
OF November, a. D. 1885, the Plaintiff fled in the
Office of the Court Of Common Pleas for said eOun-
t.. his petition against defendant and stating in
substance that defendant Is indebted 10 the plain
tiff in the sum Of S9S7. 90 upon two several prOmisa-
~ notes, and dated December .. 1851, for SlCS.
payable 70 C.. W. MOffatt or bearer. with annualin-
terest at ten per cent. in one year rom Dec, 18th,
1851. and one other note for 500, payable to plain
tiff one day. after date with interest, andfor money
November Goth, 1851. to the amount Of Sl32.00. and
asking Judgment for said amount due and for costs;
that In said action an order Of steh'mt Was issued
and has been levied upon lands Of the defendant:
That unless defendant answers by January 9th,
1856, Judgment will be taken as prayed for against
HUTCHINS Z FOREST,
Atty for Plf.
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EGAL NOTICE.
james S. Tod, Plf.

James S. Tod, Plf. In the Court of Com
vs.. SmOn Pleas of Trum-
Robert P. Tod, ct al. Def's. bull county, Ohio
Robert P. Tod. defendant, residing in the District
of Columbia, will take notice thatOn the 2lst day5of
November. 1865, James S. Tod fled his petition in
life estate in and to a certain tract ofIand with the
appurten anees; Situate in NeWtOr tOwnshiDin
said county, in Lot No. one, lying on both sides Of
the west branch Of MahOning River, bounded on
the west by Merrills land, on the north By the
highway and by land Of Mr.. SWeely on the south
containing fifty acres more or less. That at thenext
an order to sell said land. aBd that the proceeds be
invested according to law, snd the interest arising
from the saic OF said land after paying taxes, costs.
and expenses for managing the fund be paid 10 said
James during his natural life.
JAMES s. TOD. Plaintiff.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ In Trumbull Common Pleas.
David Carlisle, vs.. Hardman, Hardman, ct al.
By virtue Of an execution issued out of said
Court. and 10 me din ected and delivered in the
above named ca. e, 1 have levied upon and shall
expose 10 public sale. at the Court house in " ar
rem, in said County Of Trumbull. and State Of Ohio,
On Saturday, the 30th Day Of Dec. '65,
and between the hours Ct 10 O'Clock A.. N. and 1
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
Trumbull and State of Ohio, and is known as he
ing subdivision of lots numbers one ID and nine
teen 90 in great lot number (54) fifty four, snd
said to contain 40-lC0 acres of land.
Appraised at Sl2OO.Cl. Terms cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherifs office, Nov. g. 65,-5W
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DOCKET BOOK LOST.

In Warren. Tuesday. Dec. 5. 1865. a calfskin
pocket book. Among its contents were n due bill
given by Madison Powers, for $1,000. and another
for $500, both dated Dec. 5. 1865; also a note for
$50. and about $50 in money, and some other pa
pers. The finder will leave it at the Chronicle Of
fee, and will be literally rewarded.
Dec6 A. NJ. JEWELL, Hubbard, o.
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MARKET
New York Cattle Market

The following are the quotations per ID
upon the estimated net weight of meat
seller sinking otfal. That is, a bullock
whose quarters will weigh 5 cwt. at l0c a
pound. amounts to $50:
Cents per pound.
Prize, or extra Holiday Beef. none,
The mex best on sale to-day ..I79GlS
That generally rated fret quality. I6I 9S7
Iedium or good, fair quality.......I44@i6
That Of ordinary. thin steers, oxen
u (Ul4
Inferior or lowest gradO OF cattle..ll all
The average OF a good drove of Ohio or II
LIMOS steers, of 6(Q7cwt., may be stated
at loo per IL; ana of ordinary medium
droves at l4c. Owing to the decline last
week, there IS considerable falling of in
the State stock.
The cost of transportation from Illinois
is about SOB 90 per head.
Mich COWS are coming in more freely,
good mixers selling at 500 each. One
lot of nine averaged 500. calves included,
while four fine animals brought $500 one
superior cow cost the owner $50. and he
sold her at a profit. Ordinary TO fair cows
are worth SS0(G90, while some poor little
animals worth but little for milk or TO
keep are sold al $4,000.
VEAL CALYEs.-l4c is obtained for the
| best picked veals-l2c for good smooth
lots right through. Common calves from
Sc to lie when weighed. The little oneE
called hobs" are sold by the head at
81 50G4 90 each, all kinds are selling
quickly
THE SHEEP MARKET
The sheep market; although well sup
piled with stock, has advanced full 4c per
10 upon all really good sheep and lambs.
The market on Monday morning opened
strong at S@83c per IL for good lots, some
without %culling. A drove of $50 Penn-
syivania sheep, 20 culls ont, averaging 90
lbs. sold at ste, and lambs averaging 6S
los at Toe. Poor sheep, sold dull at 7e,
and poor lambs at 9G93c. Ordinary ME-
dunn stock at 7G74c, and good medium
at 74(a6c, sold slowly, and inferior SORTS
by the head, at prices hardly averaging
&c, went off slowly.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Brokers report the following quotation:
Prime western corn fed hoga, per ID, live
weight, lO5@llc. dead weight, per ID -
@l34e medium hogs, per 10 live weight,
lO9(Gl04c dead weight, per ID, I3c :;
Western grass or mast fed hogs, per ~.
live weight, lOGI6sc. dead weight, per
10, l23(Gl3c.
The live hog trade since the date of
has experienced the most serious
and decided decline that has ever Occur
ed within our knowledge in this msrkes,
amounting to fully - 90 per cwt.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

".M l. DpSaA vi hAAAA1m hbncuAms
deceased.
vs..
Phiiipens Hen-haw. David Henshaw, Albert Hen
shaw, Charles Henshaw. Caroline Barber. and
= Barber, husband Of said Caroline Barber.
Probate Court of 1rumbull County, Ohio.
The defendants are hereby notified that on the
2lIh day OfNOYember. 1855, said sdmIuistratO filed
his petition in the Probate Court Of Trumbuli
County. Ohio. alleging that there was no personal
property whatever belonging 10 the estate of said
William Henshaw, deceased; that the said dece-
dent died seized in fee simple &c the following de-
scribed real estate to wit: Situate in the township
of kinsman, GruEbull County. and State Of Ohio.
kn0Bn as the northeast part OflOt number fOur(D
and bounded az follows to wit: Beginning at a post
standing in the northeast corner of said lot; thence
west alOng the north township line thirty chains,
eighty three links go So to q post thence south
along a marked line sixteen chains, thirty eight
links dc So to n post; thence east along a marked
line thirty one chains, sixteen links 81 10 to n post
in the east lot line; thence north along said lot line
sixteen chains. thirty i've links DC 35) to place of
beginning, containing fifty and 66-l00 ceres of land
more or less; and that said Philipena HenshaW is
the widow of said William HeushaW. deceased,
and entitled TO dover in said premises. The prayer
of said petition is that the dover of said widow
may be set OF, and that said administrator may be
to sell said real estate. Said petition will
be heard in said Court on the thirtieth day ofDe-
cembsr, 1866.
VIM. 7. SPEAR.
ADM Of William HenshaW, deed.
Albert Watson, Atty.
Nov. e, '65,-4W
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CHILDRENS' TOYS!

sleds. different sizes, Wagons and Carts, Chairs.
Rocking Horses, Marbles, Trumpets. Whips. Chi
IA Dolls in great variety, Wax Dolls. DOll Bodies,
Doll Heads, Juvenile Books. Toy Books, Picture
Books. Tea Sets, Coffee Sets, Furniture Sets, Bed
steads. Tin Horses, Carts. W agOns and Sieds. Balls,
Baskets, A Is g Blocks. Paper Dolls. Picture
Blocks, Pigeushions, Pistols. Guns. Shell Boxes,
Flags, Rubber Ratlles. Locomotives, Toy Wooden
Pals, Washboards, Bureaus, and lots of things
too numerous 10 mention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

Writing Desks. Travelling Cases. Work Boxes,
Ladies Companions. Card cases. Rustic Frames,
Chessmen and Boards, Backgammon Boards, Crib
Workstands and Baskets, Retieule Baskets, Trav-
cling Bags. Portfolios. Canes. Bronze figures, Hun
gary Blankets. etc.
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MILLINERY ROOMS
OF
c. w.

Corner of Main and Market streets. over No
Combs 4 Smiths store, Warren. Ohio.
Oct. 25,-4W
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SuEhlII . ALE.
I. L. Fuller and William and John Fee, plaintiffs
VS.. Joseph Hiveiy and others, defendants. In
Trumbpil Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out OF said
court, in the above case, and TO me directed and
delivered, will be exposed TO public sale, at the
door of the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January, 1866,
Between the hours of and 4 O'Clock. P. NJ 1.-The fol-
lowing described real e~state.tO wit: Situate in Mecca
township. No. 3 In the Orange of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State OF Ohio,
and known as part of lot No. II. in said township.
and is bounded as follows: being the first lot west
of a certain lot lately sold TO Burgess from the
now owned by the plaintis,)the same TO contain
one acre Of land. more or less. There Is q road
that passes through said lands that IS dedicated to
JIG, BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren. o.. Dec. 9. ls6S-5w
THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, SIS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Harrison Bacon, plaintiff, VI. ERos Miles Bacon,
Enos Miles Bacon, of the State of California,
will take notice that on the 29th day of November.
1865, Harrison Bacon filed in the Court of Common
Pleas, of said Trumbuli County, Ohio, his petition
against him, asking for Judgment against defend
ant for SlO5.0 and interest from November goth.
1855. An order of attachment has been issued in said
case, also Garnishee notice to Josiah Dunlap, of
said Trumbull County. The defendant is notified
to appear, answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 10th day of February, 1856, or the same
will be taken for confessed
By futile 4 StulI his Atty'F.
Dec. 6, '65.-6W
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On Saturday, the 3Oth Day of Dec. ,'65,
SheriH's office. Nov. q.
THE STATEO OF OHIO

.TRUMBULL COUNTY, SIS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Cyrus J. NanGOrder, Plaintiff, VS.. Elizabeth W,
Parrish. Dllwyn Parrish, yr., Executors OF the
Will Of William ID. Parrish, deceased, ct al, de-
PENDANTS.
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AND PARIAN WARE

Vases. all sizes. Colognes. Toilet Sets, Smokers
Sets Cups and SaUcers, Mustache Cups, China
Mugs. Match Boxes, Wine sets. Toy Baskets, Card
Stands and Baskets, Toy Tea Sets, Wine Glasses,
Watch Stands. Ink Stands, &c, &c.
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THE STATE OF OHIO.

Ad'mr of William HenshaT, decd
Albert Watson, Atty.
Nov. 2, '65,-4E
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The following are the quotations per ID
upon the estimated net weight of meat
seller sinking otfal. That is, a bullock
whose quarters will weigh 5 cwt. at l0c a
mound. amounts to $50:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

UphOlstering of all descriptions done on short
notice. FurniJure repaired and cleaned
Jan. 4,-6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-06

Standard works of all kinds, Childrens' Juveniles
in great variety, Family Bibles in splendid bind
ing, Pocket Bibles of all styles, Prayer Books. q
fine assortment.
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Il CIR = :

A splendidn assortment Of Engrayings and
Autographs of very choice subjects, selected with
great care; also large sized Photographs.