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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
FOR SALE

A LOT containing 20 acres of ground, and
n situated about one mile South of the
Public Square, GAINESVILLE Tenn. For par
ticulars enquire Of
iani'6T-u EMMETT McCULL0CH.
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POSTRONED:

Owing to the illness of my Assistant
will not he able to make my intended visi
before the Gath inst
LEON BRoCKMAN, N. D.
Jan. IL, ls67-lt
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED the insolvency
of the estate of the late W. II. A. PUGH
decd, l hereby notify all persons having
claims against said estate, to file them will
the clerk Of the county court Of Stewart
county, Tennessee, on or before the 9th day
OF March next, that pro rata distribution
of said estate may be had among the credi.
tors. This Dec. 4th 1866.
L. D, HARGIs, Admr.
Dec. IA. ls66-4ts.
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HERE's THE PLAcE.--If you want good and
cheap goods call at Watts, Slaughter & Co.'S,
at the corner Of Franklin and LIST Cross
streets.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFoRE
l. existing between Roach 4 Willis is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
parties heretofore indebted to the firm will
please call and settle their bin; those holding
claims against the Firm viii please present
them at once. ROACH & WILLIS.
Nov. %, lS66-U
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-11

STATE or CONNECTICUT, New HAVEN Co.
d. New Haven, Nov. 10, 1856. So
Personally appeared D. r. Safterlee,
President, and VIM. s. Goodell, Secretary,
Of the above Company, and severally made
oath that the above statement by them sub
scribed, is, in their belief trne.
Before me, SAML l.. BRONSON,
81. ,es.a Justice of tie Peace.
Losses promptly and satisfactorily adjust
ed and paid.
c. II. JONES, Ag't,
Dec lat Clarksville, Tenn.
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BETHEL COLLEGE.

THE next session of this aourishing Ipsti
l. tute will open on Monday the 2sth o.
Jan, 1867.
}. W. RUST, Pest
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$l,l7O,2o4 05
LIABILITIES.

Losses unadjusted. S27, 100 90
Statement Of Premiums received and
Losses paid during each fiscal year, ending
November LIST, since the organization of the
Company:
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Near Dancyville, Tenn, Dec. 2s, 1866.
Dky- Nashville Advocate please copy. ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Jan. 4, ls67-lm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
Liberatfon of Dana1

The leniency and sympathy certain par
ties have exhibited in the case ofJeferson
Davis, excites almost universal disgust
among the people. That a man Of the
high political influence of Horace Greedy,
q recognized leader in the cause of anti
slavery, should so deeply sympathize with
a leading rebel seems wholly unealled for.
Greedy has spent half his Lifetime
in promoting hatred and strife between
the North and South; has persistently
designated every concession to Southern
demands, as a cowardlY, doughfsesd abase-
ment of Northern manhood; has repre-
sented Shareholders, their aiders and abet-
ors, as the most villainous, beartless, God
less of ali men,-liying stigmas on the
civilization Of the age. And when these
pro-slavery consplrators against liberty,
law, order, progress, peace, justice and hu-
manity, having inaugurated asanguinary
war in the interests Of desp tism, and
sought to establish a slave monarchy on
the ruins of republican liberty, are barely
defeated, and at an expense of human
life and suffering which no srithmetical
calculation can value, it Is painful, dis
gushing, humiliating, actually degrading,
TO see q leader in the republican ranks go
SO far out of his way to condole with q
bloody traitor, and assist him to gain that
which he fought TO rob others Of
The sickly, sentimental philanthropy of
some, would, if the thing were possible,
prompt them to unbar the gates of hell
and let the devil loose-on bail.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
s.Dead Heads.n

In answer to a lady correspondent
who desires to know the meaning of
the terra "dead-head," the Davenport,
Iowa, Gazette says. THE free tickets
given to the press for the pses named
sre always paid for, and that very
literally. As 3 rule, those who issue
not those who receive-these free tick
cts are the dead heads" usually Civ
ing fifty cents for that which a five dol
lar bill would not adequately pay for.
So long as the newspaper editor is ex-
pected to give liberal notices of enter
tainments before they occur, and then
follow these with q generous puff after
the show is over, he certainly has no
place in the "dead-headD classification.
Indeed, ir nine cases out of ten the ed
itois would be glad 70 receive half pay
for their work and pay two prices for
the free ticket. They certainly would
make money by the operation.
We may add a few words on the gen
eral subject of advertising. The publ
| cation of advertisement IS as much i n
the business of q newspaper as the pub
LEGATION of the news, and an editorial
notice which is designed to supply the
place of or add value to a regular ad-
vertisement has even less claim to a
gratuitous insertion than would such
an advertisement. Yet there are those
who ask just such gratuitous notices,
and this almost as matter OF right. If
these same persons should be asked to
make a present of a dozen yards of
muslin to each purchaser of a merino
dress, or a dollars worth of sugsr to
whoever bought three pounds of tea,o or
half a dozen free tickets' to whoever
engaged twenty seats at a concert, they
go3ld resent the demand as an insult.
Yet why should not their wages be
given away as freely as shopld and are
the products of the editors and pub
lisher's labor and capital. The mer-
chant makes his profit and living by
selling his goods. The publisher Of a
newspaper makes his by selling his ad
Yertising columns, not by giving them
away, and when he does thus give them
u aid of a public library or otner bene-
fetal object, he deserves thanks as a
public benefactor, and not insul Its as a
sdead-hesd,"
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= We pubIish ais veal. the spse

~ We publish this week, the speech
made by Judge Kelley, of Penn's, at
Memphis, Tenn, while on his speaking
tour through the South. 1t is = kind of
earnest, practical augmentation not heard
of old, in the late Slave States. II enun-
ciates doctrines that a great many North
ern voters would do well to consider, in
view of the very general agitation of the
subject of Manhood Suffrage. Judge
Kelly was listened 10 respectfully in Mem
phis, but rebel intolerance could not endure
to have the truth boldly proclaimed at
Mobile. Here they FesOrtsd to their old
mode of meeting arguments, that they
could not answer with thought and word,
BY marderous assaults, and desperate
brute force. By an article We pubhEh
elsewhere, 1t will beseen that the cowardly
rebels attempted to assassinate Judge KEEL
ley. That they did not do it, was only be-
cause their bullets were not well aimed
If they imagine they a put the gag on
Northern mouths by resorting to violence,
they will ind they have undertaken q task
they cannot accomplish.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
Westmfnster Review for Apr.

The April number Of this world-famsd Quar-
terly ReFiew. contains articles on the following
subjects, viz: Italy and the War Of 1856. The
Papal Drama. Thomas Hobbies. Contempt
rary Music and Musical Literature. New Amer
ica. Mr.. Swineburner's Poetry. The Hopes and
Fears Of Refarners. Contemporary Literature.
including reviews Of neE books and writings on
various important topics. such as-hife and
Writings of Emanuel SWedenborg. The Eter-
nal Gospel. By r. W. Msckey. piscourses on
Questions Of Christian Faith. By Rev. James
Cranbrooks inaugural Address By J. S. Mill
The Alps Of Hannibal. by J.. W. Law. Miss.
Thsekery's Village or theclif. Poems By zee
Arnold. Besides these subjects. others Ofintsr-
est are reviewed. giving the reader a birds eye
view ofthe world o." contemporary British Lit
e~rature.
The Westminster is re-publishsd by L. Scott
/ Co., Ia4. Fulton Street. New York. at 81 Per
year. ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
DIR. e. IolIIe HIattocks.

The renowned Analytical Physician, asks the
question Of all persons suffering under the tor
ments Of any Of the forms of Bilious Diseases.
why they will continue to suffer when relief is
a. handf The Doctor is noted for asking ques-
fore he is through makes il a point TO become
master Of q atient's feelings. symptoms. pains.
aches. nj ailments of whatever nature. II
behOoves all inralids. therefore to call on DR..
MattOcks when they have an opportunity. and
receive treatment and care at his hands. He
visits a limited number of towns and cities in
Northern Ohio monthly. for the purpose Of ex-
aiming patients and treating their cases. The
many and complicated diseases of Females re-
ceive an entirely new and universally success
full treatment by DR.. MattOek. Let no one
On the Doctor because of tbei- poverty. The
poor very literally treated. Consultation is al
ways free. His next visit to Warren win be on
Monday May 2, 1867. He stops at the National
MAY %, lS67-lt.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

- Harvey Harris, IS. Daniel Hall. Jane
Hall and Laura Amelia Wick. In the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
said Court IN the above named case and TO me
directed and delivered. / shall expose 10 Sablie
sale, at the south door of the Court House, in
Warren. Trumbull County. Ohio. on
Saturday. the I5fh day of June, lS6z.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock p.
m. Of said day, the following Real Estate. to-
wit: "Situatein said county, Of Thumb al. and
No. q, ana bounded as follows: Beginning at
the southwest corner Of Sheldon J. Bakers
orchard, thence running west along the line OF
Sch Hayes land. one chain % inks to Seth
Hayes; thence north SIX chains and As links I;
thence east to slOt Of land sold by Hayes and
Plumb. to Thomas Mike: thence south u
Sheldon J. B.keF's orchard fence; thence south
along the west line Of said orchard 10 the begin
ming. containing about one acre and a quarter
of land, more or les" Appraised at$-ferms
cash. s. u. LAIRD. Sher1n-
Sherif's Office Warren. D.. May IS. 1S6I'St
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CHERRIES SALE.

OSamueI w. Sigler VS. John II. Clark and Mar
tina A. Clark. In the Court of ConmOn Plea,
TrambRn Co. q. By virtue Of an order Of sale
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Trumbull County. in the above named case. and
to me directed and delivered. i shall expose to
public sale at the south door Of the Court House.
in Warren. Ohio, on
Saturday, the e2d day of June, 1867,
between the hours Of land O'Clock. p. m. Of
said day. the following described premises. to-
wit: 'Situate in the County of Trumbull, and
State Of Ohio. in the Township Of Mesopota-
mia, and being part Of lot seventeen, 40 and
beginning at the northwest corner of land con-
veyed to William Ives. in said Lot II. thence
east on said Ives north line 70 the northeast
corner thereof. being the east lot line thence
north on thelot line to the north east corner OF
said Lot; thence west on the north line Of said
lot to the north-wes. corner of the same. thence
south to the place of beginning, and containing
on hundred and fifty 1l5e) acres Of land. be the
same more or less" Appraised az g.
Terms, cash in hand. On day q ssle.
S.M. LAIRD, Sheriff.
sherif's 0Hiee. Warren, 0. May ~ IS67-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

During the month of april there
were thirty nine 6res in the United
States, involving a total loss of about
S.. 0OO,606. During the first four
months of 1867 the losses by FIRE in the
United States have been Sl4.4OS,O00
as follows; In January, S4,04S.O00f
February. $I,405. 000; March. $780,
coo; and April, s. 100000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

The Saniusky Register of Saturday
saws: Eight ton of white fish were Ia
ken from the fishery of Mr.. Geiersdorf
of Cedar Point to-day. Yesterday one
hundred and thirteen barrels OF fsh,
each containing two hundred pounds,
were shipped from his establishment,
the largest shipment froR sny one
house this spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
ALBERT WATSON. Agent
OF THE
New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
State of Massachusetts,,
County of Suffolk,

miscellaneous.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk ..-.-.--.---. $1O,OOO'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

The Richmond Tunes comments with
an lily concealed feeling of regret on Bra
lillian emancipation. 1t conciudes how
ever, to use its own language;
at is as useless to try to stop n of
those moral epidemies, that at times sweep
over the globe, as to arrest the chelera.-
Wsr OF no war, sooner OF later, slavery
was bound to come 10 an end, here As well
as elsewhere"
The Times consoles itself that the
South Is no worse of than the others, and
concludes with the remArk: s.
s'Southerners who have left the Southto
mako Their homes in Brazil have travelled
a long ways 70 get 'out of the frying pan
into the fire;
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

DETITION.
Il State of Chic, Trumbun County. Probate
Court. To Noble Clark and Della Clark. heirs
Of Noble Clark. deed. George r. Scott. and
Clarissa his wife. formerly Clsrissa Clark, all Of
whom reside in the State Of Pennsylvania. and
to'Gilbert Clark of the State Of Illinois.
You are hereby notified that a petition has
been filed in the Probate Court Of said county.
by Davis Lowry, Administrator Of the Estate OF
Andrew Clark. late of said county. deceased.
The object and. prayer of said petition is to
eribed, beIongiug to said Estate, which petition
will be heard on the 10Th day Of June. A. ID;
1867. at 10 O'Clock, a. N. at the office Of said
Court at Warren. county and State aforesaid. at
which time and place you can appear and de-
fend if you see 1T. Witness my hand this 18th
day OF May. 1851.
Of Andrew Clark. deceased.
May p, IS57-4ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

Gov. Wright, late Omitted States
Minister to Prussia, has dad of droPsy
He rallied a short time previous TO bis
death, and il was thought he woulo
recover, bat he again sank rapidly on
the night Of the 10th inst. and expl-
red at eight o'clock neZt morning.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

Sir Frederick Bruce has called our
Governments attention TO the FenIan
outrage on the British schooner Ell st
Cleveland. The District Attorney viii
prosecute she offenders for Whatever
crime they may DC deemed to have
committed
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
Ned NetIhs, the Newsboy.

This is one of the more popular works Of
the day, being the experience Of a news-
boy, or a picture of "Stteet Life in Bos-
ton" The publishers have Issued the tenth
thousand, showing the work to be in great
demand 1t is being sold at the rate of a
thousand per week. 1t is very readable
book, neatly printed and handsomely illus
trated. Agents wishing to secure good
territory, should apply at once to Rev.
Henry Morgan, the author of the book, at
9 Groton Street, Boston, Mass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
T EGAL NOTICE.

LII
Ii Charles DudIy will take notice d 81 on the
7th day Of May, 1857. John A. Thatcher. plain
tiff. fled bis petition in the Court Of Common
Peas of Yrumbul county, o.. setting forth.
that on the 4th dsyof Sept. 1850, Charles bud
ley and Seymour n. Robbins. defendants. were
the owners and possessers ola certain Jack which
was vicious and had the habit or biting and
kicking, in q dangerous manner. any person
coming near him. Of which vice and habit both
of said defendants had full knowledge. on the
date Aforesaid. and concealed said knowledge
rom said plaintiff. representing 70 him that
said animal was kind and would harm no one /:
and said defendants then and there requested
SAID plaintiff to look after and care for said an
imAL aud said plaintiff being ignorant OF the
vicious habits Of said animal undertook IN .
prudent manner to look altar and care for said
animal on said date aforesaid, as sad deteRd-
ants had requested. when said animal seized SAID
plaintiffs left hsnd and arm. IN bis, the sSid
animals mouth. and bit and crushed The same.
and other injuries did to said plaintiff. so that
said hand and arm has been since enrrely use
less. and will always remain 50. and said plain
til Was put to great csre and expense Tor sur
EsOns, and has been hitherto unable 20 labor.
and has suffered great pain. By meals Of which
the defendants are indebted to plaintiff in the
sum Of $500. for which plaintiff asks judgment
with costs Of suit an order Of attachment has
been issued and levy made. Said defendant.
Dudly, u required TO answer said petition on or
before the 5th day Of ynlg, 1891.
HYDE
May Is. lss7-sx AI'ys for PrG.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst. by D. King. at bis homsin Yer
non. Mr.. 0RRIN SEAGER. of Connsaut Tp.
Crawford Co.. Pa. to Miss NARY i. TYR
kELL. OF Fowler, Trumbul County, Ohio.
At the Gilmore House. Warren. o.. Nav 18th by
A.B. Green, -tMinister,J Mr.. ALBERT n.
OSBORN. and Miss NANCY c.. M0HER-
NAN, Of jackson.
In Warren, at the residence of the brides faith
CT. A. Camp. May s. BY A. b. Green. Minis
teri Mr.. GEO. w. POND, and Miss NELLIE
CAMP.
On Tuesday. 18th inst. st the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. D. b. Clayton. BY Rev. Mr..
Greer. Mr. W. G. JAMESON Of Warren, o..
and Miss MARY Is. CLAYTON. Of Paines-
vile. o. (No Cards.O
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Certificate OF Authority.
RIO expire on the Slst day Of Januars, 1851
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

INSURANCE DEPARThTNT.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, March 1871
Whereas. The NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" located at
Boston in the State ofMAssachusets. has filed
in this Office q sworn statement Of its condi-
ton. as required by the act TO regulate In
surapce Companies not incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed April 8. 1856. and
amended February 9. 1854 and the act to reguc
late Foreign Insurance. Companies" passed
April 5 1868; and. Whereas. said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dence that it is possessed Of at an actual Capt.
tai of atIsast One Hundred and Fifty Thous-
and Dollars invested asrequifed by said acts +:
and, Whereas. said Company has fled in this
Office a written instrument under its corpor-
ate seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Company in this State to acknowledge
service of process, for and in behalf of said
Company according to the terms Of said act Of
April s. 1856.
Now. THEREFoRE. in pursuance of the acts
aforesaid ], James II. Goldman, Auditor Of State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said "Ne@
England Mutual Life Insurance Company' of
Boston. is authorized TO transact the business
of Life insurance in this State until the thirty
first day Of January. in the year one thous-
and eight hundred and, slxty-eight-
(Seal,D In witness Whereof l have hereunto
Subscribed my name and caused the
seal-of my once to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
By Jas. Williams. Chief Clerk.
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VIII take notice that ontbs uth dax az w.
A.p 1870 Ann 3, Eaton. Of Holland. T-un.
Pleas. within and for sad couEtT and Sac :
petition against them. and Which fsno = nsr5;a-
wherein the said Anna B. RstOn- demS5Ss c.--s
and o Ss sp ~ w. 5eS 81 Estats. latsly owned
Saaateain the township o. Hoxiand counrT
OF 1ruubull. and Statsvo Of 0hio- s15 1900
paEs OF iois S4l.t y. a and 4. IN said toWnshiD.
ftrH D.ese-bounded as follows. Pa9;snirc
az Musquito Creek. az the north-sast ee-1er ~
land conveyed By Joseph Howfand - 49,
Hsatons by deed dated June 4th- I8. and reeo--
asd N 1rQmeulte county rec0rdE book /. rae
3s : thence west on the NORTH lima ~ al -
lxty-thFee chains thirty links IA 4G "A -
North.Wesf esrner thereof: thence So1tb Al t6s
On ~ ST o. sssd and twenty chsinssixtyi links
A.oy) 70 q post; thence East parallel 70 The
HorLn me tItty-nine chains seEsntsen Ii6fs
'toS.lD to Nusquito Greek thence No said crast
parallel q me several courses thereof TO the
place OF 5eglnning. and contains ~ su-Te1 AZ
Junlus Dana. Surveyor, one hnndrsi and
tWeuty-seyen Q2D acres Of Land.
Seeond as the Southwest mart
Of section number 20 In said toWnship- and
bounded as follows; beginning At post IN a.
South-WeSt corner Of said section . thanee Seoi[o
/. tventy-hEe chains ffty-four inks to nost
IN me eenre oI the road thence North 10 II.
along the centre otthe said road eleven cha;ns
slxiy-two nnks to a post thence West parallel
70 the south line tWenty-ssven chains ninefr-
slght lIeks 70 the west line Of said section-
theace South along said section iiae sleva,
CHAINS. twenty-five linkstc the Diaee Of bs-in-
ning. and contains thirty acres Of land.
Third piece
known as parts Of lots Nos. a and Il. in s.i3
t0HnshiD.. bounded as follows. Beginning ata
post standing IN the north east eoresr Of said lot
NO 10 theuce south on the lot, line. ten chains
70 apost; thence east on the south line Of land
once decided to John w. Sssly, thirty-three
chains. thirty-nine links G3.S0 to. post thence
south on the west line Of land once decided to
Christian Hake, thirty-one chains, ffty links
t3l jW TO the south lnie Of said tOEnship; theece
west on the township line fhy-seven chains, If
y-sevsn inks ~ sd to the eOrner sf land cace
decided TO II. Drake; thence north ai0Eg the east
line o I land decided TO said Drake. 10 a p0sti n
the north line of lot No. IS thence east 90 the
lot hae tWenty-tour chains. twelve links ca ID
@ the place OF beginuins. and contains IN lot
"A. One hundred Five andSS-lOe seres, and
IN lot No. - N~inety-Sexsn aud So-l0o acres,
making Two Hundred Three and S2-Ic0 acres OF
and IN the last described places
At the next term Of said Court. the said Ann
b. eaton VIII ask TOR an order that partition
may be made OF said premises.
JOHN II. STULL.
Warren. O., MAY p 1sS7Lr
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NOTICE.
IN Any person wishing to purchase an extra
pair Of large team horses, (matehed) atwo horse
Wagon. NEARLY newt set Of Harness. Portable
Engine. Oil Watts, pumping machinery. Mecca
oil, gas pipe. &c. or any part OF the above prop.
erty, should call upon James N. Dickerman. at
Mecca. OHIO ANY thing and every thing, ex-
eept CASH. taken in exchange. j.. ID. D., or
Z. p. HATRIELD. .-
May y. ls67-lt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

The other day a dog got into the
sheep fold of Gen. Singleton, near
Quincy, Ill, and destroyed four hun
dred dollars worth of his valuSle
South-down sheen.
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nHRLIC SALE

The undersigned will offer for sale. at
public auction. at the late residence Of Maria
heaton deceased. on the Sth day Of juno, A. ID.
1861, the goods and chattles of said deceased
consisting in part Of Is Dairy Cows, 1 two year
old beiferss ' y~eeFlipgs, 2 horses. 1Golt, two
Cuitivator, Horse Rake, and household goods
and other articles. Sale TO at 10
o'clock, a. m
Terms-Six months credit on all sums ever
five dollars, with approved security. On sums
less tn an i've dollars, cash
- JOSIAH ROBBINS. Jr.,
admire Maria Heaton, decd.