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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-03
THE NEWS.

Gold closed Saturday night at 1445
The Ohio Legislature assembled on
Monday.
The Chilians have made several impor-
ant captures of Spanish vessels, and are
rejoicing greatly over their successes.
The Louisiana National Bank of New
Orleans with a capital of 81, ZOO, 900 has
been authorized by the Comptroller of
the Treasury.
Secretary Seward and family embarked
Saturday, IN the steamer Desoto, for a
sholt voyage to the warmar latitude a
the South Atlantic.
A recent large fire in Providence, R. l.,
destroyed several buildings used by man.
~ufacturers' of jewelry. Loss from $500
to $60,600.
A Young man, named Jaurez, from
GAINESVILLE, shot himself dead, yesterday
in Boston. He was supposed to have
been insane.
A popular vote in North Carolina on
the ordinance to prohibit slavery result
ed as follows: in favor of the ordinance,
1882, against, 3,646.
The Public Administrator of New York
has informed the Board of Aldermen of
that city that he is a defaulter to the
amount of SAC, 900. He lost the money
in stock speculation.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent saws
Mrs. Clement c. Clay has arrived there to
visit her husband. She found him il
excellent health. JEFF Davis health is al
so said to be remarkably good.
A man named John Jones, living at
lG1.Eo - zD-1- - IL -
(Kansas) Gazette the small sum of $50, 900
Confederate money and asks the editor
to send the paper a month! d,
Further particulars are furnished of
the loss of the Constitution off the North
Carolina coast. She went ashore on a
point of rocks where she remained twelve
hours before breaking up. Of twenty
four passengers, twenty-three were lost.
The Captain, twelve of the crew and one
passenger saved themselves on cotton
bales.
Edward B. Ketchum, formerly of the
firm of Morris, Ketchum, Son & Co., of
New York, the defaulter and forger, was
on Saturday sentenced to four years i'm
prisonment at Sing Sing. His father and
brothers, present at the delivery of the
sentence, were painfully affected. Hor
ace Greeley, Geo. Opdyke, Dudley Field
and other prominent citizens went to Al
bany to intercede for the pardon of the
culprit, with what success it is not known
to the public.
We have a brief Geographic announce
ment that Hon. Henry Winter Davis died
on Saturday afternoon, of pneumonia, at
his residence in Baltimore.
The trial of Hughes, the murderer of
Miss Parsons, was concluded in CleYe-
land, on Saturday last. Hughes was found
guilty of murder in the first degree, and
sentenced to be hanged on the 9Th day of
February next.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says of Gen.
Joe Hooker, whose condition was lately
reported as critical, that paralysis has
made sad work with his fine physical
frame and handsome face. One whole
side of his body has lost its vitality, and
hangs fiabid and loose, like q wilted weed.
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Jerome Roberts, .Electa Crittenden. Hiram Crit
Trumbull; Climena Roberts. Lurancia Freer and
Albert Freer. of CuyahOga County, State Ohio: :
Wallace Roberts and Reuben NJ. Roberts. residing
in the State of Iowa, will take notice that a peti-
ton was filed against them on the 18th day of De-
cember. 1915, in the Court of Common Pleas for
Trumbull County, State of Ohio, by ClarTisSa Rob-
mands partition of the following real estate, TO
wit: SiXty-eight acres in lot No. p in Gustayus
Township, county of TrumbUll. and bounded
south, north and east by original lot lines, and
west BY lands of Dwight Roberts, saving from said
parcel i've acres in the northeast corner. Also,
IN lot "a IN said GUstayus, hfty-hve acres, bounded
south by original lot line and lanes of Elizabeth
Smith. east by lands of 5. G. Hall, north by lands
OF ;. g. Hall and lot line, and west by lands of
William Roberts and at the next term of said
Court thesaid Clarrissa Roberts will apply for an
order that partition be made of said premises.
CLARRISSA ROBERTS.
Dec 20 1866 W By r. B. Barnes, her Atty.
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NOTICE
~ ~ Won z 49, coneern.

To all Ub0m Il ntay concern.
Notice Is hereby given that it is deemed necessa-
~ by the Town Council of the incorporated Vii
lagc 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 now 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
graVelcd. according to TIE plans. profile, drawings
and specihcaJOn 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 a~butting upon that portion Of Market Street So
to be graded, paved and Improved, in proportion
to the number Of feet 'front.'"
any owner or owners Of lots or lands bounding
or abuitlrg upon that portion Of Market Street
above indicated, claiming damages by reason OF
SAID Improvement. are her by required to file the
same in writing with the Clerk of said Incorpora.
ted VILLAGE If Warren, setting forth the amount 50
claimed by him, her or them. within two weeks af
ter the expiration Of four weeks from the first pub
hcati0n Of this notice. All such owner. who shall
tlll or neglect to file their claim as Aforesaid. with
IN the time Aforesaid. shall be taken and deemed
TO have waived the same. and be forever debarrCd
from hhnG any claim for, or the receiving any
damages therefor.
by order Of the Town Council.
I'll: MeLAIN, JR..Clerk snd Recorder
Dec Is 1875 Nv
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The staff ofthe GOvernOr-EIect

Gen. Cox has made choice Of the gen.
tlemen who will constitute his staff as
Governor. B~rigadier General B. R.
Cowen, of Belmont county, Governor
Brough's Adjutant-Ge General is retained
in that position. The new Quartermas-
ter General is Lieutenant Colonel D. W.
h. Day, of Wood county, late A. Q. NJ.
in the 23d Army Corps. DR.. MeDermot,
of Montgomery county, late Surgeon OF
U. S. volunteers, is selected az Surgeon
General, while the remainder of the staff
consists of Lieutenant Colonel James Nc
Celery, of Trumbull county, late of the
41st o. V. l., and Captain L. Markbreit,
of Hamilton county, late Of the 18th o.
V. 1. 1t will be seer that the new ap-
pointees are all officers who have seen &C
tive service in the field. W. 7. Cogges-
hall, of Franklin county,. late editor OF
the Ohio State Journal, viii hold the posi-
ton of Private Secretary.
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THE a OF OHIG,

TRUMBULL COUNTY. SIS.
IN the Court of Common Pleas.
Cyrus }. Van GOrder, Plaintiff, vs.. Elizabeth ".
Parrish. Dillwyn Parrish, Jr;. Executors Of the
Will of William D Parrish, deceased. ct al, de-
PENDANTS. -
The above named defendants are notified that
the plaintiff, on the lIth day Of November. 1866,
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, 1870. the town council Of the In
cOrporated village Of Warren passed an Ordinance
authorizing the erection Of Gas Works IN said vii
lage, ana giving the exclusive right to use streets.
alleys. lsnes and public grounds for the laying Of
pipes, that said plaintiff became and was entitled
10 lie benefits thereof; that he built Gas Works
upon certain lots Oflald in said village, No. 10, 10.
IL, IS. consisting Of a substantial brick building,
gas tank, fixtures. and laid two miles Of main
pipes, &c; thar he hired one William u. Parrish,
an Engineer and Contractor. to build said Works.,
lay sand pipes, and said pl4lnuh was to pay HIM
the actual costs Of said MOrks, ana a pToht Of
5000, and Tor instructions as mentioned IN said
contrast, and 10 secure SAID Parrish Tor sueh
amount, he assigned 10 hin SAID OrdInaLee, and
said Parrish took title to said lands that on the
completion OF SAID work lie dem nded Of said Par
rish an account Of ali the expenses OF said y orks.
so that said plaintiff could pay the same as he was
now willing to do; but said Parrish refused 10 so
account and settle, but IL fraud of said plaintiff
right. transferred all Of said property ana iran
chi-es TO the W arren Gas Light Company, without
any consideration said Gas Llglt Company. well
knowing Of all Of PlalnuH 5 nights ana Salq FarCc
IRISH, want OF title. that after the compleuOn Of
said v OTks said Parrish had POSSESSION thereof.
made anu sold gas, 4c- ana realized rs net profit
Of S0LOJ, and said Gas Light Company mas mad sad
Works since December, 1861, manufactured and
sold gas, Ec-, and nave realized a profit Of $4,000;
that said Works cost only $1,000; that Par
risl died iuteslate, and the above named persons
are his Executors; and asking for an account as to
costs vi said W Orks, and the net profits Of SAID
" Orks to said Parrish, and to said Gas Light Com
pany, and that 50 much money as Is necessary 70
pay the costs Of said W OTks and for the balance 4
any, he asks Il decree, and that said Gas LlghtCOp
be ordered to convey u plaintiff al said property.
III said property does not pay in full the costs of
said Works, plaintiff oilers 10 pay said balance,
upon payment OF which he demands a decree Tor
such conveyance, and for costs. Said petition VIII
be for hearing at the next term Of the said Court,
and unless they answer by July 2, 1860. then SAID
petition as to them will be taken as confessed:
HUTCHINS IL FORREST.
Nov IS, 65-6W AI'tys Tor Plf.
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NOTICE
To all 19hom il may concern.

To all 10h0H Il may concern.
Notice IS hereby given that it is deemed neeezsa-
r by the Town Council ofEhe Incorporated Vii
lage OF " arren. OF the State Of Ohio, TO grade.
pave and improve that port on of Main Street ~
ing between the north line Of South Street, and the
and the centre of Market street, and to provide
Tor the cost and expense Of said Improvement, and
for that purpose an ordinance is now pending be-
fore said Council, which said ordinance provides
that Main street between the north line Of South
Street and the centre of Market Street, be graded
to the established grade and paved with stone, ae-
c'rdIng to the plans, profile. drawings and spech-
cations now on file IN the Mayors Office, under the
direction of the Committee on Streets, and the
cost and expense of said improvement be estimated
levied and assessed upon each and every foot front
Of the lots ana lands bounding OF AUDITING upOp
that portion Of Main Street so to degraded, paved
and improved, in proportion to the number of feet
'front.'"
Any owner or owners Of lots or lands bounding
or abutting upon that portion Of Main Street above
indicated, claiming damages by reason of said i'm
proyements, are hereby required to file the same
IN writing with the Clerk Of said Incorporated
Village Of warren, setting forth the amount SO
claimed by him, her or them. within two weeks
from The expiration Of four weeks from the
hrSt publication OF this notice. All such owner:
as shall fail or neglect TO file their claim as afOre.
said, within the time aforesaid, shall be taken and
deemed to have waived the same, and be forever
deb AIRED from filing any claim for, or the receiving
any damages therefor.
By order of the Town Council.
T.. j MCLAIN JR, Clerk and Recorder.
Dec Is 1865 Nv
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I EGAL NOTICE.

IL II STATE OF OHIO. TRUMBULL CO,SS
In the Court OF Common Pleas. George W. CraW-
ford, vs. j, IL. Ward. Civil action.
The defendant, J. H.. Ward. q nonresident of
the state Of Ohio. and residing in the State of
Iowa, Is hereby notified that, on the 18th day Of
December. 1865, the pl sintif, George W. Crawford.
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbull
County, O.,hiS petition against him. the said J. Ii.
" ard. to recover SlS7, with interest from April l,
1861, as purchase money due him by reason of a
certain contract entered iutO on the 18th day of
October, 1860. between the said plaintiff. one Joel
b. Curtis and the said }. II. Ward, for the sale to
slid W ard of the following described lands. to wits
Situate in Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio. and
known as part of lot No. Il, Ely's Tract, so called
and in the northeast corner Of said lot. contain
ing two and One-half acres Of land, and praying
that aid lands may be sold to satisfy said sum so
claimed to be due. The said J. II. Ward IS re
quired 10 answer said petition on or before the 18th
day Of February. ls65, or in default n decree and
order will be taken against him
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD.
BY futile K Stull, his Att'ys.
Dec 20 1865 CIV
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NOTICE


~ IL DlLSON VAN
You are hereby notified that Harry Beach, Adj
ministratOr of the estate OfLucy Van Tassell, de-
ceased. has filed in the Probate Court of Trum-
bull County. bis petition, alledging that the per-
sOnai estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay
the debts and charges of administration of said
estate, and asking for an order that he may sell
the following described real estate: Being part
south by lands of E. X. Scoville, west by lands on
centre of the highway, north by a line one chain
and fifty links from, and parallel with. the south
line, and east by a line three chains, thirty-three
and One-third links from, and parallel with. the
west line. containing one-half acre of land. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 10Th day OF
January. Al 1876, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Dee 20 1865 4W HAIRY BEACH. Admir-.
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NOTICE
To all vhoni it may concern.


Notice is hereby given that it is deemed necesSa,
lry bv the Town Council of the Incorporated Village
fof Warren, of the State of Ohio. to grade. pave and
improve that portion of North Main Street lying
between the centre line of Market Street and the
| corporate limits. and TO provide for the cost and
expense of said improvement, and Tor that pur-
pose an ordinance is now pending before SAID
| Council, which said ordinance provides =" that
North Main Street, between the centre OF Market
Street and the corporate limits, be graded 10 tue
established grade and paved with stone, and gTay,
eled according to the plans, profile, drawings ana
specifications now on file in the Mayors ONCE. I'M
der the directions Of the 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 and lands abuttlng
upon that portion of North Main Street so to be
graded. paved and improved, in proportion to the
number Of feet front.
ANY owner or owners of lots or lands bounding
or abutting upon that portion of North Main St,
above indicared, claiming damages by reason of
said Improvement, are hereby required to file the
same IN writing with the Clerk Of said lneOrIO ora
ted Village of Warren. setting forth the amount so
claimed by him, her or them, within two weeks
after the expiration of four weeks from the first
publication of this notice; all such owners asshall
fail or neglect to file their claim as Aforesaid, with
in the time aforesaid, shall be taken and deemed
to have waived the same, and be forever debarred
from filing any claim fore the receiving any dam
ages therefor.
By order of the Town Council.
T.. j. MCLAIN, JR Clerk and Recorder.
Dec Is 1865 4W
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CHRONICLE FOR 1866
Renew Your subscriptions.
Extra Issue.

Wishing to furnish our subscribers
with the Governors message as o as
possible, we have procured extras from
the Cleveland Herald, containing the doc
ument, and other reading matter. We
prefer this mode to a weeks delay, and
to occupying our paper almost wholly
with the message.
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Lorenzo Fairbanks will take notice that on
the q day Of January, A, D.,lS66, Peter Shaffer has
fled his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Trumbull County, o., against him, the object OF
which is to fOreclOse d mortgage given by said
Fairbanks to said Sbaffer, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1855, on about one hundred and thIrty-eIghi
acres of land IN lot No. 8, In Bristol township,
TrumbulI Co., o., particularly described in sail pc
tition, being the same land bought Of said Shafier,
by said Fairbanks on the 18th dayOf February, lS65,
by deed recorded IN Irumbuil County record, vol
ume g, pages 249 and go, TO secure the sum Of S6.lgO
due with interest. one hall SIX months and one year
from said 18th day Of February, 1865. said suit is
still pending, and will be for trial at the nsxt term
of said Court. and that defendant Is requested tC
answer said petition by the z4th DAY Of Feb, 1866,
TAYLOR JONES, Att'ys Tor Plf.
Jan. 8. 1856, CIV.
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SALE.

1. L. Fuller and William and John Fee, plaintiffs,
vs.. Joseph Hiyely and others, defendants. In
Trumbull 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 10 public sale, at the
door Of the Court House IL Warren, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January, 1866,
Between the hours of and 4 O'Clock, P. 1.-the fol-
lowing describedr real estate, to wit: Situate in Mecca
township, No. o in the Sdrange 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
farm Of John Fee in said township, (said farm is
now owned by the Plaintiffs 1.-THE same to contain
that passes through said lands that is dedicated to
the public. Appraised at - Terms cash.
JIG BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Warren, o., Dec. 8 lS65-5w
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settlements ordered to be Advertised

IT is ordered that tho following &C
4 counts of Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, that have been fled in the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. be advertised for four
consecutive weeks, agreeable to law and that they
remain on file for inspection and exceptions. until
the 10th day Of January, A. ID. 1866. when they
will be examined and ordered to record, il no ex-
~ceptions appear thereto:
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ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK.
Doctor E. JOLLIE MATT0CKs.

Analytical Physician. late of New York. ICON
neeted with the Celebrated Analytical Physicians,
Drs. White, Tubbs Il Price.
To the cure of chronic diseases of every mama
and nature, DR.. Mattocks, for more than thirty
years, has devoted his whole attention, has effec-
ted many remarkable Gu es in long Standing and
lingeriI g diseases. We claim truth as our foun9a-
ton and science our prescription. We know the
disease and the remedy, no experiment, no making
slek to cure. no deception, no humbug. and no
polsons given. vegetable medicines that act IN har-
mony with the laws of life, give a candid opinion,
elect permanent cures, we ask a trial, prove our
have been cured by our treatment after having
been given up by others. We invite Investigation,
no matter what your disease OF how long standing,
examine for yourselves, ii 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 oth, 1866; again 4th and 5th OF April Akron,
Empire Bouse, Sth and 10th OF February Mans
Dec 20 1865 If
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GuARDIAN,S SALE

" In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Trumb1l County, Ohio, made on the End
day Of January, A. D., 1866. in the case of Yale
Rice, Guardian Of Willis L. Bigelow and Ida A.
Eigned will,
On the 18th day of January, 1866,
between the hours of l and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ, upon
the premises, offer at public Sale, the following de-
scribed Real Estate; Parcel LIST. being an undivi-
dedA of eleven acres Of land in lot No. A, In
Bloomfield, bounced on the West bY lands form
erly owned by Richard Matson, on the North By
the State Road, said land being a rods North and
South, and 40 rods East and West. Parcel Ind be.
ing % acres of land in lot No. Y in said township
bounded North by lands Of Thomas J. Seely, Easi
by lot line, West by lot line, and South by a line
parallel with the North line. Parcel lst appraised
at Sl.35e. Parcel 2nd appraised a. 500.
Terms, one half In hand, balance in one cal
with interest, and secured by mortgage on the
premises. YALE RICE, Guardian.
By Gao. F. BRowN, his Atty.
| Jan. 5. lW.
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MARY ROSS
Divorce.

The said Horatio N. Ross will take notice that
the said Mary Ross has filed. her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull county. Ohio,
representing that she was married to the said HO-
ratio N. in 1850, that he has Wilfully absented
himself from her for more than three years last
past, and Totally n~egected to support her and her
child, and prays that she may be divorced from
him and restored 70 her maiden name and have the
custody of her child. Said petition will be heard
at the February term Of said Court, 1866.
Dec, q, 1S65.6w.