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EGAL NOTICE.

IL The State of Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
Mariah Kynett. William Kynett. Margaret Girls
amore. Anthony Crisamore and Henry CrisamOre,
residents of the State Of Indiana, Isaiah Reel,
Nelson Reel. and John Reel, residents of the
County. of Trumbull, and State of Ohio. will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on the
eth day Of August, 1866. in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Trumbun, by
Simon R ell. and is now pending therein, wherein
said Simon Reel demands partition of the follow
ing Real Estate. to wit Situate in the township of
Weathersfeld, TrumbullC County, Ohio. and known
as part of section No. 4, in said township. bounded
as follows: Beginning at the east line Of said sec
ton No. 4. As. chains 10 links from the north east
corner of said section; thence South %. east u
chains SO links; thence south S0o, west 30 chains 25
links; thence south % east 20 chains so links
thence south $50, west Is chains Is links; thence
north %, west 81 chains IS links; thence north $50,
east a chains IS links. to the place Of beginning,
containing one hundred. one and one-half acres
Of land within those boundaries. Whole number
of acres sought to be divided, being ninety-seven,
four and One-half acres. within the above bounda-
ries, having been sold by John Reel, deceased. to
Day id Musser. The said Simon Reel will apply at
the next term of said Court of Common Pleas for
an order, that partition be made of said premises.
SIMON REEL.
by FUTILE 4 STULL,
Aug ) lS66-lw his Attorneys.
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ERIFE,S SALE

~ Warren Packard VS. Thomas HYDE ct al. In
Trumbun Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and
delivered 1 shall expose to public sale, at the south
door of the Court House, in Warren. in said eoun-
ty, on
And between the hours of one % and four %
o'clock P NJ of said day: Situate in Braceville
Township. Trumbull County. Ohio, and known as
part of lot No. Is in said Township, bounded as
follows: Beginning at the so nth east corner; thence
north on the section line to the center of the high
way; thence west on the line of said highway to
thence south and parallel with first boundry line,
to the south line of said section; thence east on
SAID section line to the place of beginning, and
containing four "a acres of land more or less. Ap-
praised at $500. Terms Cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Warren. Ohio. Aug. s. lS66-5w.
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Union Congressional COnVen-
ton.

There will be a Convention Of the Union voters
of the 18th Congressional District of Ohio, com
posed Of the counties of Ashtabule, Geauga, Ma
honing. Portage and Trumbull, at Webb's Hall. in
Warren, m county, on
Thursday, h 10th day of August, 1896,
att O'Clock, a. m, to nominate a candidate for
Congress.
Each county according to the ratio of represen-
tatives agreed upon. 0o-wit: one delegate for every
Us votes cast for Gov. Cox, in 1885, will be entitled
to the number of delegates as follows Ashtabula 80.
Geaugs IS, Mahoning 20, Portage q, and Trum-
bull 81, to be elected by the several township COM
posing said counties-each township to be entitled
to one delegate. and the balance 10 be appOrtiOned
according to said ratio of representation, among
the townships giving the largest fraction over said
ratio.
It is recommended that the Union voters of each
towns hip convene at The usual place ofhOlding
elections, on Saturday evening, August IL. 1866, at
O'Clock, and elect by ballot the delegates to which
the township may be entitled and that the election
be continued for one hour. to give the voters a
chance to cast their votes.
Under the above apportionment, the townships
in Trumbull county win be entitled to delegates as
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE Commissioners of Trumbull
Il County, viii be at 0rangeyille on Monday,
August 10th, 1866. to let the job of furnishing mate
rails and building a Pier and repairing two abut-
ments, and building a superstrueture on the site
of the old bridge across the Pymatuning creek at
0rangeyille; the letting to take place between
the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ. and l 2. NJ. of that
day. ALSO:
The Commissioners will be at the Eagle Creek
Bridge, north of the Mahoning station in Brace
vile, on August 30th, 1866, to let the job of
furnishing material and building one abutment;
the letting to be at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day.
ALSO.
At Jacob Millers, IN Newton, Aug. Hst, 1850,
between the hours of 10 and u o'clock A. ~, to
let the job of building one abutmen and super
and furnishing materials for the same.
ALSO:
On the same day 1.-THE bridge across Duck Greek,
near Frederick Klinites. in Warren, between the
hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, to let the job Of
materials and building tVo abutments
and superstructure, on the site Of the old bridge
II. 7. MASON.
OK. W0LC0TT.
AARON DAVIS,
Commissioners TrumbuH County.
Warren, July ., lS66-SW.
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CHERRIES SALE

~ The Administrator of Stephen Burnett. vs..
Elenor Burnett. By virtue Of an execution issu-
ed out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuIl
county, Ohio. in,the above case and to me directed
and delivered. have levied upon and shall ex-
pose to. public sale at the south door of the Court
House in Warren. in said county. on
Saturday the IIth day of August, 1866.
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock, D. m, Of
said day. the life estate Of the said Eleanor Bur
nett. in and TO the following described lands and
tenements, situated in the township of BraeeyilIe,
rumbuu county. Ohio, being part of section No.
10, IN said township, bounded north by Vernon
Aliens land; east by Jonathan Aliens land,
southeast and south BY o. Brooks land and lot
the west by the Ralph Freeman farm, So called.
and contains within those bounds as now surveyed
seventy-tWo and seyenty-ive hundredths acres Of
land. Appraised at 81 Terms Cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifs' Office Warren, July II. I866-5W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-08

STRAYED from the premises of the
~ subscriber. about the 10th of July. a light bay
Mule, twelve years old, about fifty six inches high,
shoulder tail has been shaved, but has grOEn out
ONE since-was owned about a year since by Nor
at Burg Hill, Trumbull Co. l will pay all expen-
ses for as to where 1 can find him, or
for his return to Wards Coal Mines in Pymatuning
township. Mercer Co., Pa.
Address me at Greenville. Mercer county, Pa.
Aug. s, 1866. MILES JOY.
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Reforms, but not a RefOrma-

In France. Spain. Italy and Portugal, where al
eoholic liquors are as Remarkable for n1r;ty o.
eneapness, the people are healthy and temperate.
SIMPLY because wine is their principal beverage
We have a native wine in many respeefs suneTior
to any imported from Europe. We refer to the
SamouTg port wine prepared from the Samburg
grape by Mr.; A. Speer. Messrs. Chiffon & Co,
the eminent chemists of New York, and hundreds
OF respectable physicians throughout the country,
speak In high terms of its medicin nal properties.
Anderson 4 Rupp have il.
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The Board of Health in Cincinnati, re-
ported $50 deaths in that city in July, Of
which twelve were from Cholera. On
August LIST there were, also, four deaths
from the same disease August I'd and
Sd. ten deaths 4th, eleven deaths 5th,
t~yenty-four deaths.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-08

The j. Monroe Gold Medal Soap is one of those
the lady who neglects to furnish herself or domes-
ties with It. loses q boon which it will be impossi-
PIE 10 md a substitute for. 1t takes less in duan-
rough hands smooth, and softens and whitens the
Try il. 81 Hi'e
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Western Reserve Seminary
WEST HARRINGTON, OHIO.

THE LARGEST AND BEST SUS-
Il tanned school within the bounds of the Erie
Conference. Over 400 students. Popularity con-
stantly increasing. A full corps of teacher, Of long
Gent Of Language. Mathematics, Music, Painting
and Drawing unsDpdsssd. Diligence and thorough
ness a condition Of connection with the school,
Board from $500 to $3.50 per week. Rooms for
self-boarding at reasonable rates Fall Term Of
thirteen weeks, opens Thursday. August t6, 1866.
IN LEONARD, Prin.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

- OLAL-L4--
IA In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court Of Trumbul County, Ohio, / shall offer al
public sale on the premises, on
Thursday, the 3Oth day of August, 1866,
between l and 1 O'Clock p. m, the following real
estate. situate in Hubbard township. Trumbull
county Ohio. First tract known as part of lot As,
beginning in the centre of the north and south
center road, at the south line Of the Hubbard
branch of the c.. & NJ. Rail Road. thence westerly
along said r. R., IS and nine one-hundredths rods;
thence south q rods thence easterly parallel with
north line 80 and nine One-hundredths rods, to
the center of said high way thence north to the
place Of beginning, containing five acres. Second
tract known as part of lot Sc. and beginning in
the center of the highway aforesaid at the south
east corner of Sarah NJ. and Isabella Stewards
land, thence west Is rods; thence south about 10
rods, to north line Of said r. R.; thence easterly
along said north line, about Is rods to the center
of said highway; thence north. to the place of
beginning; containing three quarters of an acre
of land, more or less. First tract appraised at $50.
Second at $500. Terms.-0Re. third in hand. the
balance in two equal annual payments. with in
terest. HUGH LOVE,
Admir- of Levi Williams, decd.
GEO. F.. BROwN. Atty for Petitioner
August j. lS664W.
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For the ChronicIe.


Mr.. EDITOR I'd a mere lOoker-on. this Con-
gressional contest presents some striking phases
that may not be so obvious to those engaged in the
friends of Gen. Garfield with few exceptions stoop
to low personalities, a~ssailing the private charac-
ter of Mr.. Hutchins. and some men go so far as to
attack his family.
1t is generally conceded that the public acts Of a
man are general property, and each one has a
right to ~criticise them, but gentlemen seldom attack,
in a public discussion, the private character of an
individual, and, perhaps HeUer draw into the con-
trOversy, his friends.
The public course of Gen. Garfield, has only been
discussed by the friends Of Mr.. H. Only that,
and nothing more" No private act or motive
whatever. has been dragged into the discussion, On
the side OF the Gen. great deal OF trhifeicdshin0"
has been res0rted to, to cover up that musky spot
in his public life, where he UohEnfeere9 to shield
the rebel copperheads, Milligan, and his fellow
traitors from just punishment. Why, ii was only
the act of an attorney! and therefore all right"
when the Gen. is coneered, but mark the charge,
when the other OK has been gOred.
Mr.. Hutchins is falsly charged with procuring
pardOns for rebels. as an attorney only. not as a
Congressman, and the crime trumpeted forth to the
world as something that should forever exclude
him from a seat in a loyal Congress, and the argu-
ment would be good if true, but, unfortunately for
the enemies of Mr.. H., there is not q word of truth
in the whole charge. l have ~sOmewhere read that
consistency was a jewel.
The notion, too, that the reconstruction policy of
Congress would not be as well supported by Mr.. Ii.
as by the Gen. has no foundation in fact. Will the
people look at these things?
Yours, ever,
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To Restrain Horses, Mules and Cattle

E'AhMEhO, II yOa are troubled
Il with your Horses, Mules or Cattle jumping or
breaking through fences, BY calling at Netterfeld
Z e Of Warren, r.. W. Smith & Son, Newton
Falls. Mr.. Bronson, of Prices Mills, You can see q
POKE, new invention. WHICH WILL KEEP TIE
WORST OF THEN IN THEIR PLACES. Please try it. 1t
viii not endanger the animals. Territory of Ma
hOning, Trumbuu. Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga, Stark
and Tuscarauras Counties for sale. Also, State
rights of New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania
for sale. For circulars, terms, &c., enclose Stamp
July Pms Medina, Ohio.
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TrumbuH County Union Con.
VentfOn.

The Union voters Of Trumbun County. are re-
quested to meet at their usual places Of holding
elections in their respective townships. on Satur-
day evening the 18th of August, and select the fol-
lowing number of delegates to attend the County
the 2Sth day of August. 1866. in Webb's Hall, at
II o'clock. A. M, for the purpose Of putting in
One Clerk of the Court one Probate Judge; one
County Auditor; one Commissioner, and mfr
mary nireefo-
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

~ In Trumbul Common Pleas. Executrix Of
f. E. Stowe. VS.. JIG. Allison. By virtue of an
execution issued odt Of said Court. and to me d.
rected and delivered in the above named case, /
have levied upon, and shall expose to public sale
at the Court House in Warren, IN said county Of
Trumbuu, and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF August, s66
and between the hours Of one and four O'Clock D.
m, of said day, the following described Real
Estate, tO-Wit: Situatedin the township Of Liber-
ty. in the county of Trumbul. and State of Ohio.
and is bounded as follows: Beginning at a post in
the south east corner Of land conveyed to Peter
Carlton. Jr.. thence BY the east section, south % 20
east, eight chains thirty links to the southeast
corner of the tract and lot No. 10; thence By the
south hne lotnorth S97SS west nineteen chains. six
links to q post set in a lane thence BY an
old marked line. north o. 2S west, seven chains
ninety-six links to a Postin the southwest corner
oflands now conveyed to Peter Carlton, Jr- thence
by his south line north, Sgo 4. east. nineteen chains
and sixty-eight links to the place of Beginning,
containing. as surveyed March 3, 1854, sixteen
acres of land, reference being more particularly
had to a deed made by f. B. Carlton and Ruth
Carlton, to Mary Allison, for a description of the
above land. Appraised ats. Tsrms cash.
SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Warren July is, lS66-5t
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New York Wool Market

We quote from Walter Brown & Cos Monthly
WOOL Circular. issued August I. 1866.
The month opened with a very firm feeling in
the WOOlmarket, and some large transactions we're
made, both in domestic and foreign. under the i'm
preston that the pending Tariff Bill would be-
come a law.
Its defeat in the Senate. has changed the aspect;
cradle concessions in price have been made in
some instances
some holders have confidence tn at there will be
a reaction before long. and are unwilling to force
MoOll IN the present depressed state of the market.
We expect soon to have a more active demand from
manufacturers and a better established scale of
nominal.
The stock Of domestic heeces in this market is
Ohio Woods are quoted as follows: Choice Sc
lected Saxony 70975. Saxony fleece, 65@70. Three
quarter and full-bleoded Merino. 62967. Half
50955.
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81. B. WOODBURY.. I Committee for
ABNER KELLOGG. ! Ashtabula County.
J. o. CONVERSE. I Committee for
NC. CANFIELD,J Geauga County.
F.G. SERVIS, COMMITTEE for
). M. EDWARDSJ Mahoning County.
81. r. W.HALL. I Committee for
R. A. G1LLETT.J Portage County.
CHAS. R. HUNT. Trumbun County.
July u, 1856.
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A drove of hogs for Louisville started
from Stanford, Kentucky, last week, and
about one hundred of them died on the
way of hog cholera. The rest were hur-
ried to Louisville, killed and consumed.
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The Commissary General of the United
States army has decided that commute,
ton for. rations TO soldiers confined in
rebel prisons shall be allowed only to
them, and not to their heirs.
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The Congressional Question.

B.P. JAMESON, Chairman
of the Union Central Committee.
Warren. Aug. ]. 1856.
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Twenty cases of cholera in st. Louis
have been reported since Saturday, with
several deaths. The patients are mostly
from the South.
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A reliable gentleman from the City of
Mexico, has just reached New York, and
gives it as his opinion that Macmillan
will leave that country by November.
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The Union Judicial Convention

For the 9th Judicial District of the State of b
will be held at Webbs Hall, in Warren, Ohio. on
Tuesday the I4fh day of August, 1866,
Mt IL O'Clock, a. H., to putt in nomination, a candi-
date for the Office of Judge in said District, in place
of the Hon. C. Z. Glidden. at which Convention,
the several townships of Trumbull County will
send the following number Of Delegates:
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On mn A YEAR made by any one with SIS
Dz ,UUU Stencil Tools. No experience neces-
sary.. The Presidents, Cashiers. and Treasurers Of
3 Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with sam
pies. Address the American Stencil Tool Works,
Springfield, Vermont.
Angus 1 1ee6- I'm
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MUIE,

Aug 8 1S66-1w
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EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF Ohio.


TrumbuIl County, S.. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Allen CroWell and William A. Crowell.
VS. Washington Haskell. David Comparet. Eliab
TOmkins and Edward c.. Rice. and Charles Messen-
ger and others. The above named HASKELL Com
poret, TOmkins, Rice and Messenger, ere notified
that said plaintiffs have fled in said Court, their
petition for an order for the sale of one undivided
fifth part subject to the dover of Anna Haskell, of
about one hundred and thirty-fve acres Of land.
situate in lots five, SIX and sixteen, in LOrdstown,
in said county, bounded north by the town line
road and lands OfPeter Wilson's heirs and Of Sam
mel FuIk, east by lands of William MinyOung;
south by lands of John Fulk and Alexander Long
more, and west by lands of said LOngmOre. james
z, Fulk and of PaltsgrOves heirs. for the s~atisfae-
ton Of an amount Of S25 and costs and interest
from July q, 1851, for the recovery of which. the
District Court ordered that an execution issue in
favor of plaintiffs against said Messenger and
Washington Haskell, at their April term, 1854, and
for an order for the payment of said sum, prior to
a mortgage on said one undivided fifth ; and also
on another fifth thereof.made by said Ezra Haskell
and Washington Haskell to said David COmparet.
dated July 10, 1865, and assigned by him to said
Tomkins and Rice, to secure $500 and interest as
stated. Said defendants must answer herein by
the ninth Saturday after July ., 1866, or they
will be in default. By their attorneys
FUTILE i STULL.
JuIv q 1SeS-6w-
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We advise the election of Delegates at the Pri-
mary meetings to be held in the respective town
ships, on Saturday evening, the 18th day of August.
B. P. JAMESON,
Chairman of the Union Central Committee.
Warren July. Is, 1866.
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APIOCA-RICE-YEAST POW
u DERs. and anew and good kind of Fruit Jars
July Is. 1866.
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THE TIMBER ON 200 ACRES OF
Il Land in Mecca. The finest in TrumbuH Co.
Apply to JOHN NJ. STULL.
Aug. s, 1S56-2tS Warren.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Lamps
"A at NETTERFIELD * PEW'S.
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M. s. G..

GrOeerS, PrOducs and Provision Dealers,
ElRST DOOR North of the Post
IL Office. on Liberty Street. Warren, o., keep on
hands a good assortment of Groceries of an kinds,
Flour, Feed, Fish, Salt, Potatoes and Country Pro-
duee generally. Their friends and the public gem
orally are invited to give them q call. Goods an
new and fresh, and prices reasonable. Flour de-
livered to customers any place in the town.
NJ, & G BACON.
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A LARGE STOCK OF GOBLETS
n of many patterns. at
July Is, 1s66-tf
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FOR SALE
Don Acres Pine Cedar

and Hard Wood Lands, situated in Menomonee
County, Michigan. For particulars. see or address,
E. B. INGALS, Conneautville. Pa.
REFERENCEs.-Gen. R. W. Ratlif, Warren o.
mingtOn.
August l. 1S66-3n.
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July ~1s.'66-6w.
CHERRIES SALE
JUST 7

NETTERFIELD & PEW, HAVE
Received a large and beautiful assortment
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Lumber and Shingles
Sawed & Delivered to Order,

the public that they are engaged in the manu-
facture of Lumber and Shingles, having three
steam saw mills, and q single mill, and a large
quantity of lumber of different kinds, propose to
sell framing lumber at their mills, or furnish ma
terial and erect frames for buildings of different
sizes, on short notice. Orders for white oak coal
bank lumber and other orders. filed promptly.
Address, D0UD 4 MACKEY, BroOkfeld.
IRA B. MACKEY. Vienna.
Angnst L 1SSf-2m.
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Rain Water Filters,

Every family should have one-Cistern water.
no matter how offensive, after being filtered is as
clear as water can be and entirely free from smell,
are indispensable. Call and see them at PACK
ARD. COOK. 4 cos. A complete assortment of
builders Hardware. Glass, Paints, Oils, and Colors
constantly on hand at bottom prices. A full stock
Blacksmith tools, Betting, Gas Pipe. 4 Feed Cutters
August g. 1855
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STONE FOR SALE.

WALL STONEfor Cellars always
on hand. Can be had at the quarry, or will
be delivered in Warren. Flag Stone of all sizes
from two to six feet square. Several thousand feet
of tagging now OF hand. Call on the subscriber.
two miles east Of Warren. on the Vienna Road.
Rowland. July %, 1S66-3m. L. II. EWALT
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GOOD FOR THE Y E
VOU WILL FIND A Full Stock
SpectacIea

Vautrot 4 Aekley's, who keep none but those
made on the most approved principles for preser-
wing the sight. Also 0PEKA ASST TELEI
Opposite the Court House, Warren, O.
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DEATHS


In Vienna, on the I4th of July, Mrs. MELVINA
59th year of her age.
Her disease was drOpsy Of the heart, but de-
ceased mad been confined to her bed only about
Jour weeks prior to her death For 80 years she
mad been a faithful and Jealous member of The
Metz odist Protestant church. On the Sabbath sue
ceeding her death. her funeral sermon was preach
by Rev. I. II. ColhOuer.
In Dayton. Michigan. July l, 1866. Mr.. EDWARD
TAYLOR. formerly of 10 hnsonville Ohio, aged
20 years.
In Meadyille, Pa, on Aug. 8. 1866. Mr.. CHARLES
!. BOUTON,- in the S7th year of his age. Mr.,
BoUTON was formerly a resident of this place, and
his remains were brought here and inferred in the
new Cemetery on Sabbath last.