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On the 18th of December. 1865. in Warren, Mrs.
MATILDA R., wife of C.. NJ. Fields. in the
2d year Of her age, Of congestion Of the brain.
In West Pennington, Jan. 4th, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH CALDWELL, eonsort of David Cald-
well, aged SO years.t
She was born in the State of New Jersey,
March 22d, 1S0S. At the age of is she expert
enced. religion and Joined the Presbyterian
church. In 1882 she was married TO Dayid
Caldwell. In 1872 she with her husband united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in which
she lived afaithful, quiet. useful. consistent, ex-
emplary Christian life until she was tranfered
to the Church triumphant above.
Strangely, mysteriously, suddenly and unex-
pectedly our beloved sister and AeighbOr was
called avail from all the scenes of this life of
care, labor and perplexity: On the Sd Of Janu-
airy, she in company with her husband, went to
visit some friends in BacOnsburg. AS she was
about to start forhome, she was suddenly strick-
en- down with Paralysis. She was brought home
the next day in a sleigh. on a bed, in a profound
sleep, and. fingered until about IL O'Clock on
Friday night. of the 4th Of January, when her
career on earth closed, her life's short journey
terminated, and her redeemed and disenthralled
spirit without a single struggle left its ten ement
of clay to mIngle with the redeemed and ANGEL
ic thrOng over on the other shore, in that sun
bright cline, where age will have no power Ger
the fadeless form. where the eye shallb be fire, and
the heart shall be flame"
She leaves a kind husband, an euterprising,
useful. intelligent. industrious, well-trained,
pious and respectable family Of five sons and
two daughters who mourn her sudden removal
from their society on earth. May each one so
follow her, as she followed the Saviour, that
eventually they may all meet her, and other
loved ones, gone before, never more to be sep
arated.
Her funeral was attended by a large concourse
Of the citizens Of Vest Pennington. which clear
ly exhibited the respect and esteem in which
A.BGRGEss.
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Rather is it the blow, aimed from behind
that shield at the patriot cause. which
falls so heavily upon the heart o.
the people. Nor does it lessen the seYeri-
tT of that blow 10 remember that two of
ia" Judges, without whoe aid it could
never have been STRUCK. owe their eleva-
ton to the great cause, the generous par
ty, and the good man whose interests,
whose confidence, whose memory they
have cruelty stabbed. But let US take
courage. The same people who triumphed
ovcr fancy, and stamped his unjust judg-
ment with lnfamy, are again aroused to
battle for the same principles against the
same tribunal. We believe that the
victory will be swift and sure.-Nei, York
Independent.
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On the 18th Of December. 1865. in Warren, Mrs.
MATILDA R., wife of e. NJ. Fields, in the
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The Tax upon Industry.

EoIToK CHRONICLE AT this time
when Congress, and indeed the whole
country, are moving on the subject of
taxation, why should not the manufac-
turers in what may be called the rural
districts-the inland towns,--bestir
themselves, and exercise that Consti-
tutional right to petition Congress, and
set forth their grievences2 Surely our
manufacturing interests are SO heavily
taxed as to threatenth the very existence
Of many of them, and the friends of un-
trammeled industry should not rest
until this clog is either removed alto
gether, or laid impartially upon the in
dustriaI products of the country.
Large manufacturing companies, in
different sections of the country, COM
bine, and petition, and send delegates
to plead for them, and often succeed in
rescuing their particular branch of in
dusry from its crushing weight of tax
alton.
But thousands of lesser establish
ments bear their burdens without a
complaint, trusting the good sense OF
the powers that be, will discover their
errors, and make the necessary correc-
lions: but this question is apt to be
construed into a feeling of content
ment, and our public servants are not
ant 10 travel far for business, when
every mail and every telegram brings
tito their hands. Hence, these who
ask nothing are very likely to get it
Hence, too, we discover why many
branches of industry were, by the pres
emit Congress, placed upon the "free
list" without the shadow of a reason
therefor, SO far as " e common people
can discover. And hence, also, we
learn that we must look to own in
terest, and attend to u own business,
If we expect any relief from our pres
ent burden.
Other, and older nations, foster and
encourage their manufacturing inter-
ests as the very life-bloodo of their coun-
tries, and find other and mere appro-
pirate sources of revenue than q tax
on industry and enterprise.
But, our Government appears TO act
upon the supposition, that the princi-
pie advantage of industrial pursuits to
country, is the revenue that can be
raised fherefrom, and to day, in this
couatry, We have many manufacturers
who are struggling hard to keep their
heads above water, whilst taxstion,
like a milestone about their necks,
threatens to engulf them continually,
and at the end of each year of toll and
anxiety, they discover that a large per
cent. of their profits has found its way
into the treasury of the Government,
whilst a very small portion rewards
their industry.
And even now, whilst Congress Ii
ouarrelling over the best methed Of
protecting our manufacturing interests
from the evils of foreign competition
they are, by their iDjudicious mode OF
taxation, sapping their very founda-
tions themselves, and injuring them
more, perhaps, than the free competi
ton of the whole world would.
Let the manufacturers send in their
netitions, and, if not heard the first
time, try again, and they will eventual,
" correct what consider a great blum
der. Yours, &c. I.
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RistOri.

On Sept %, 1866, ADELAIDE RIsroEI,
the Tragic Queen of Song" as she has
been most appropriately styled by the
critical world, sent the following indorse-
ment of DR.. Chaussier's Empress for the
hair to the proprietors. If any other tes-
timony than that of The fashionable world.
who universally use this Incompatible
preparation 10 the exclusion of all others,
were necessary, it would be found in this
most strong and positive Endorsement of
this preparation from the Italian queen of
song.
LADIES READ THIs.-FIFrH AVENUE HOTEL.
NEW YORK. Sept. .. 1S66.-MessieWres: 1 re-
turn you my sincere thanks for the very accept
able present you were pleased to make me. In
DR.. Chaussier's Empress L recognize an old
friend. having used il as q cosnetique and as a
toilet article for several years. The bottle isnot
the same style as we have in Paris. bat upon
the use of the preparation l ind 1t % be the
same as THAI Eutup in France. 1t Is the best
article for the hair I have eyer found. and am
glad 70 hear it is becoming so popnlar II Amer
lea. I an yours. re pectfully
ADELAIDE RIsTORI.
sTONG L ARMSTRONG Wholesale Agents.
Jan. JIG. i67-3t.
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THE
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Newspaper Enterprises.

A neat pew paper called TIE Times,
has lust been started at Geneva, Ashta-
bula County. By Messrs. Thorp and
Spencer.
The Fremont Journal, hiss, like the
CHRONICLE, increased Its size TO a 80
column sheet. 1t is among the best
county papers in the State.
The Sharon Herald, we are pleased
TO note, gives evidence of prosperity,
by an enlargement.
The GreenTiIle argus has donnsd a
new dress, and looks sprightly. Mr..
W. q. H. D1mars has become a joint
PARTNER and editor Of the argus.
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The LiaEe CorporaEis the best paper for children
that has zone under our notice IN an edltorl1l
wavs hailed BY our youngsters with shouts OF
Welcoma.-Somersa Pa) Herald.
TIE LITTLE CORPORAL costs only
dollar a year. Sample copies, showing
the most beautiful premiums for clubs,
sent for ten cents. Address Alfred l.
.sewsH. Publisher, Chicago, Ill.
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| TTACHMENT

Auditors Office. Jan. 9, iS57-st
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pa~A Washington special gives the
outlines of a new reconstruction bill,
which the Committee on Territories in
the House of Representatives will re-
port in the place of Mr.. Stevens's bill.
It reduces to Territorial condition all
the seeding States and provides for
their reorganization on the basis of
LOYALTY.
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Fact.

aeulinary preparation. Herriek Aliens
Gold Medal SaIerat1s is la5ansbe, Ithas great
SS-s1fsges over yeast fermentation, aud will
nsta fTentv-fye pounds more Bread or Biscnit
from he zane barrel. and much better. II re-
tain : an the gIutinOus starch and sugar that Is
in the -four, and from two and a bali POUNDS OF
lour. will make three and q half pounds OF
Bread or Biscuit while the sameEauanuty by
@esst fermentation. will make trIae over
fhree bounds, snd require ncre than twice the
quantity Of shotening. being mncn more IN
healthy. Try it. and be convinced
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no. S. Eells and Amelia V. Eells. plaintiffs,
VS. Georges. Seldom 4 son. def'ts. Before Jas.
Trumbull county. q, On the 18th day of De
eember. 1860. said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action. for the sum Of
two hundred and ten dollars. Said action will
D., 1867, al one O'clock, D.. ~. 0.S. EBLLS,
johnson. Jan. 6. 67-Sas A.N.E ELLs'
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HOUSES, FARMS, N
townsend a cO..sReal EstateReeord

o a CO.'skeaI Estate Record.
A large journal, published monthly. sent free.
containing descriptions Of city and country
DWELLINGS, STORES. lots, FARMS.
COUNTRY SEATS. MILLS. LANDS. &c, DC.
land. Delaware, VirEinia, and other States.
Lands in Pennsylvania and the South and
West.
for REAL ESTATE RECORD. Once, Z37, South
Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
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New Advertisements.
OF e A

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- By order Of Court. on Saturday. the 10th
day ofFebruary. A D 1857 between tue hours Of
/ and 8 o'clock P 81, on the premises. By virtue
Of an order Of sale made by the Probate Court
Of Trumbull county. Ohio. and TO me directed.
I will offer for sale TO the highest bidder. the
following described lands. ,ituate in Liberty.
township, Trumbull county, Ohio. aad known
as lots Z and s. in Block 2. in the village Of Cir
ard. Appraised at $500.
TERMS One half in hand. balance in one
year with interest secured on premises
CHAS. r. JOHNSON.
Executor Of VIM. johnson, decd
ian 16 4ts
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...-..sLO52,sz2 IS



CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
CTo expire on the 31st day of January, 1881
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.1
INSURANCE DEPAETMUNT.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. January. 4 1851
WHEREAS. The PHOENIX INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford. in the State Of
Connecticut. has fled in this Office a sworn state
ment of its condition, as required by the first
section of the act ITO regulate Insurance Com
panies not Incorporated By the State Of Ohio.
passed April s. 1856, and amended February $.
1864; and, whereas, said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that II IS
possessed of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of actual Capital invested In stocks or
bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount Tor which the same is mort
gagged and, whereas. said Company has hledin
this Office a written instrument, under ITS cor
porate seal. signed by the President and Score
tary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents
of said Company in this State to acknowledge
service of process. for ana In behalf OF said
Company, according to the terms Of said law.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the hrst sec
ton of the aforesaid act, l. james ID; GOdman,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify
that said PhGnix Insurance Company. of Hart
ford, is authorized to transact the business Of
Fire Insurance in this State until the thirty
frs I day Of J~anuury. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixtY-cight.
In witness whereof. I hereunto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal of my ONCE to be
affixed, the day and year above written
JAS. H GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
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DITCH NO. 3,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
bull County, o., have established Ditch No. 8,
in accordance with a petition filed in the Aud
itOr's Office, signed by Henry Ernst and others,
owning lands in the vicinity of said ditch. they
have, With the assistance of a 0Ompetsnt engin-
eer, divided the same into s. sections No. 0, be-
ing at the upper end, and running progressive
iy down stream. apportiOning the expense in
CURED. and the labor of constructing said ditch
among those benefited thereby, as follows
Commencing at the lower end. and the work to
be done to the acceptance of the engineer. VIM
Hazen to commence at the south side OF Penna-
and Ohio Canal. 50 feet from section IS to sec
ton IS, clear the run from logs, tree tops and
wild grass, and finish by the 10Th day OF April,
1867. James, E. L. and Lewis Hoyt. IRON section
50 to the centre of line fence between Henry
81. clear the run of logs, tree tops and wild
grass and finish by 10Th Of April, Isl. Henry
Ernst from sec . 70 3. clear old ditch IL feet
deep, Z feet wide on top and 5 feet wide on bot
tom. cut new ditch from sec 3 to l6H feet from
sec 81 at centre of line fence above mentioned I;
new ditch same depth end width as old. aud put
3 Hood gate between him and Wms HAGEN. and
hnish by 10th day Of May, 1857. frumbul Co,
from sec . to .. 10 clear from all abstraction.
build bridge 10 feet span, and put a food gate
each side Of public road, and finish by 18th OF
May. 1861. John L. BROOKS. clear old ditch from
sec 3 TO Is; make IL feet deep. Z feet wide at
top. and feet on bottom. and hnlsh BY 1Jtn Of
May. 1861. John blby. from sec 10 10 sec y;
clear out old ditch, and make same depth and
width as Brooks, and finish BY June LIST, le0I,
The following appOrtiOnments of costs 70 be
paid to Auditor On or before March Isl lS3a-
Henry Ernst, 81 go. JOLn L. Brooks. So,5O. hm-
Hazen. $500, John Liby, $50, James, !, (. and
Q. A. BRIaDEN, Auditor.
Trumbull County. Ohio.
Auditors Office, Jan. 9, lSjI-St
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New Advertisements.

DISLEY'S BUCHU is the Cure
IOfor Pain and Weakness in the Back and
Loins; and all those complaints resulting from
arrangement ofthe kidneys and urinary organs.
Sold in large bottles BY the druggists. HAIR
RAJ. RISLE1 & co, Wholesale Druggists, al
Chambers St., New York.
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New Advertisements.
CARD.

IA Thefrm Of Hutchins 4 Forrist has been
dissolved BY mutual consent. VIM. o. Forrist
has associated with him for the practice Of Law,
Henry j.. HYDE. ESQ, under the firm name Of
Forrist d Hyde. They will practice in the
counties Of Trumbull. MRhoning, Gsauga and
Portage also in the u. S. Courts, for northern
Ohio. Their Office is in the Patch and Andrews
Block. Market street, over S. w. Parks Har-
ness and Hardware Store, opposite the Court
House. The undersif ned, returning sincere
thanks to his friends and patrons. for the conf
dence and patronage heretofore extended him.
hopes. by faithful attention to business.to merit
VIM. o. FORREST.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber will offer at pri-
yate Sale, a Farm. situated 8 miles north
and 1 mile west of Warren. on the Painesvlle
road, and containing $50 acres of land, of which
60 acres is splendid Wood Land. and the remain
der Cleared. The Farm is well watered. and all
stocked down. 1t contains a good House, 2 Wells
and / Cistern. For further information, call at
the premises. or at Netterfeld q Pew Crock
cry Store, Warren, o.
jan l6-4t LUCINDA ELLlOTf.
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J.P. FUTILE. Rad GooDsELL.
Tuttle & Goodsell
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

ON THE 10Th DAY OF JANU-
" AIRY. A. D. 1867. at one O'Clock, p. W..
shall sell at Public Sale at the door of the
Court House, in Warren, Ohio, pursuant to
the order of the Probate Court Of Trumbull
County. the following claims remaining IN
signment: #.r-
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NOTICED.

TRACY B. SHERMAN, of the
IL State Of TennesssA win takanotce. that at
the Sept term Ofthe Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull county, a.. Martha N. Sherman, flsd
her petition in said Court. against him, alledr-
ing therein gross neglect Of duty. and Wilful DE-
sertioE for more than three years last asst Pray
ing for q divorces, aud the custody Of hsr child.
Said petition viii Be for hearing on the 18th day
MARTIAL SHERMAN.
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A ACHME

A
IA Meyer and NeGlathery VS. John Keep
Before ]. r. Noble. ]. P.5 of Neathersfeld, TIP
Trumbull county, O.
Or the 18th day Of December. A D 1856. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action. for the sum of $s5-l6 one hun
dredths dollars.
Said ca use will be for hearing on the 9Th day
February. 1867. Il. B. CASE.
Jan 9 '67-Stl Atty for Plaintiff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ James 7. Tracy. VS. Duncan Malcom. In
Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order of sale in attachment.
Issued out ofsaid Court in the abovsnamed ease
and to medirectsd and delivered, Ishail expose
to public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren. on
Saturday, February I'd, 1857.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock, D.
m. ofsaid day. the follOWingland and tsnements,
to-Wit Situate IN Warren Township, county OF
TrumbuH % and as part of lot No. % Of said
township. bounded north by Mahaning River,
east By lands of said James Tracy, soufhby the
Warren and Braeevills Plank Road, and west
By q lin parallel with the east line far enough
from 1t to contain one and one halt acres Of land
With appurtenanees. Appraised at $200.O0.-
Terms cash. SETH n. LAIRD, sheriff,
Sherif's Once. Jan. 2, 1S67-5H
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Our Lady Readers

Should try. W. Brsdley's Celebrated DGplex
ElIiptic or Double Spring Skirts. justly pro-
nonnced By all Fashion Magazines and the Press
generally. the Most Durable, Economical and
Graceful Skirt sYsr produced. See Adrerfise-
msaf
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

- William Lawty vs. Copper and McKibben
William Mack and Jacob Waldeck rs Copper
and MeKibben. In Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue OF an order Of sale in attachment
issued out Of said Court in each Of the above
named cases. and 70 me directed and delivered,
L shall expose to Public Sale. at the south door
Of the Court House, in Warren. on
Saturday, the I'd OF February ). 1857,
betzeeu the hours of and O'Clock. p m. Of
said DAY, the following described parcel Of land
in Warren Township. Trumbun County, o.
known to be the lot, or part Of the lot on which
VIM. j. Haighls grocery building row stands.
and described as follows: BEGINNING at tia
northeast corner Of said lot at q post about n
north Of . small building attached to said ro-
Gerry building; thence south along the east line
Of the street to the north lire Of the A 4 G. w.
r. R.; thence east along said north line Of said
railroad. to the east line of Graeters lands and
to the east line Of lands belonging to the A q
q. q. W. X. K thence north so far that q line
drawn parallel with the south line interseek, or
strike said posts Of the place of beginning. Ap-
praised at $500. Terms Cash.
SETH N. LAIRD. SheriE
Sherif's Office. Warren, o., Jan. 2, 1857, sH.
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The New York Legislature has satisfied
he Constitutional Amendment. Kansas
ditto. Virginia Legislature has rejected 1t
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New Advertisements.
PHCNIIx,
1867.

A BSTRACT OF the 25th State
Ament Of the PHOENIX INSURANCE CO..
of Hartford. Conn.,, to the State Of Ohio. for
1851:
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OHRRIFF,S SAIE

10 JamesT Tracey vs. Duncan MaEeOm. IN
Trumbul Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale in attachment
issued out Of said Court in the above case, and
public sale. in West Warren, at the residence Of
James 7. Tracy on
saturday. January, 18th. A. D, 1857,
between the hours ofone and four o'clock. D. m
of said day; personal property, tO-Wit: Beds
and beding, men wearing apFaraL Woman'E
wearing apparel one Cook Stove. one Clock.
Glassware. Stone.Ware and other articles per-
tanning to household goods. too numerous 10
MENTION Terms cash.
S. N. LAIRD. Sh~if.
Shsrifs ONCE. Jan.2 ls6T-3W
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OHERIFF'S SALE.


ONargaret X. Prentice. ct al. vs Thomas
hyde t- al In Trombull Common Pleas.
By virtue Of anorder OF sale issued OF said
Court in the above named case, aud 70 ne d.
rectsd and delivered. l shall expose to public
sale at the south door Of the Court Hoase. in
said County on
Saturday, the 9th day OfFeb-uary '67.
between the hours Of one and four o'clock. p.
m. of said day. the following described premis-
es. to-Eit: Situated in the Township Of Brace
vile, County Of Trumbun and state Of Ohio.
and known as being part OF section No Is m
the original survey of said township. and
bounded As follows; Beginning at . post in the
center ofthe State road. hence north along the
Section line TO q post in the corner ofland own
ed By Aucus F. Humphrey. thence east four
chains TO post; thence south on the line of
said Lucu +. Humphreyis land parallel with
the said first line to a post in the middle az the
state road; thence east along the middle OF
said road to the place Of beginning. and con-
tains u acres Of land. and being the same
premises this day conveyed to me By Daniel
Humphrey. Appraised at - Terms eaIh.
SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. WarrsBsO o. Jan. 9. 1S57-5W
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

AdEhlFF0 SALE.
- IN PARTITION. Thomas Nichols. Va.
Walter 0lmstead, and others. In Trunbru
Common Pleas.-By virtue of an order Of sale
issued out Of Court Of Common Pleas OfTrum-
ball County Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose to
public sale at the south door ofthe Court House
in Warren, Trumbull Co, O. on Saturday. the
18th day Of January. A D.. 1851, between the
hours Of one and three o'clock, D. N, OF said
day. the following described land n dtsnsmsnts
to-Wit:
Situate in the Township Of Newton, County
of Trumbull. and State Of Ohio: lying II lots
No. II and IS. bounded on the east By land Of
Samuel King. on the west by land Of Mcclure,
late SOloman Browns land. on the south b
Nancy Gilmore, and on the north By land 81
said Samuel King, containing Severity aerea,
being more or less. Appraised b. Commits. on
ers in Partition. at $500.
Terms.-Ooe-third money in hand on day
Of ssle. one-third in one year, and ons-third in
two years. secured on the premises.
SETH N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherih7s Once. Warren 0-sDec asst
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ESTATE of ANSON COE, decd
IL Being duly appointed b. the Probste Court
OF TrumbulC County. o. TO administer On said
against the estste Of Arson Coe, deed. must be
presented within u months from date.
d. A C0E, Admir-. q