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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-08
RROADWAY MILLS

Corner OF Cherry and line Streets.
ID ETAIL PRICES OF FLOUR. MEAL AND
IL Feed delivered tree OF Charre.
- - IL 81 EgTE,lf. Nh o. N.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFPrCE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. 4 Q. AND n. 4 N, W. RAILWAY,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. D, 1866.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, NOV. y,
~ 1866, and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all
p0ints SOUTH at5.S0 L. N. and $50 p. v. Arrive at
Chattanooga at 300 P. y. and 600 A. n. next
day. Returning. leave Chattanooga at Goo P.
A. and 240 A. n. Arrive at Nashville at 4:O0
A. N. and ll:30 A. n. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbyyille.
SHEIBYvILLR ACCOMMODATION - Leave War
trace at 1910 P N. and $50 A. n. Arrive al Shell
byyllle nj 1880 P NJ. and 9:l5 A. n. Leave Shell
boyille 10 A. NJ. and HOO P. N. Arrive st War
trace AZ sos A. n and las P. NJ
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KEEP: CONsTANTLY on HAND AND
FOR SALE
100 bags choice Rio Coffee
l25 bbls Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated Sugar.
40 bbls Coffee Sugar,
50 Mackerel, No. ] and 3
25 Ne. g
$50 kits No. l, 2 and p.
200 boxes Star Candles.
125 Soap (assorted.)
Tierces fresh Rice.
25 bbls Cider Vinegar.
$50 Extra Family Flour, Spring
field and Port Royal Mills.
100 bbls, bbls and kegs country Lard.
tierces Dried Beef
so bbls n. 0. Molasses and Syrups.
so bbls Sorghum Molasse5.
10000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an assortment Of
FRESH CANNED FRUITS,
SUCH AS
Strawberry,
Peaches,
Tomatoes.
Pickles,
Sargsines,
Oysters;
Brandy Peaches,
and Cherries,
Worcester
and Pepper SauCe,
Spices, Pepper, etc, etc.
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JeweIry.

The Telegram, of Baltimore, has a most
excellent article on the profnsion of Ma
sonic jewelry, and concludes thus:
He who has been the subject of Ma
sonic teachings; who visits his lodge
night after night. and inds no improve
ment In his moral condition whose heart
is not enlarged with love for his fellow
who feels no growth of those noble and
generous impulses which make HIM a bet
ter man, is sadly wasting his time, and
had better neyer have been instructed In
the mystic art"
"Let no one imagine that because he
has passed through the ceremonies of the
several degrees, and become a Templar
Mason, that Masonry has done its work
upon him, and that, therefore, he is
bright In the noble art, and that all that
remains for him to do Is to adorn himself
with Masonic emblems and proclaim 10
the world that he is Il luminary in its sA-
cred temple; but rather let him seek to
adorn bis mind and heart with its noble
principles and generous affections, by
studying its moral teachings, and ex-
rending the money wasted on those expen
siye emblems, in drying the tears of the
widow and orphan, cheering the heart of
the desolate, so that when the knocks al
the door of or Grand Lodge above, our
supreme Grand Master will say, aCome,
We blessed of my Father, inherit the king
ION prepared for you. from the founda.
ton of the world; for 1 was hungered and
We gave me meat; 1 was thirsty and We
gave me drink; l was a stranger and ye
took me in"
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A Railway incident.

There was a noteworthy illustrative in.
cident on rsil-car out of Springfield, the
other day. A big, black, but clean and
well dressed "eolored brother" entered
and sat down by one of the-at least for
merly-'ruling race" The white man
looked venom at the black one, and hiss
ing out, "Do you suppose 1 am going to
sit by a-black ;nigger like you? Let
me go out, squeezed by into the isle, and
took a vacant seat in front, by the side OF
a small Yale studentlad from Springfield.
The latter looked at him, andsay;ng, "Do
you suppose L al sit by you, sir, let me
pass out" got up and went back to- the Just
vacated seat BIZ the black man. The party
of the first part grew pale with added
feeling, and said, eDo you prefer to sit by
a Niger ?" 81 prefer to sit BY a gentle.
man." "Do you dare to say I am not a
gentleman :" "A gentleman never
swears, or insults a man because OF his
color" "YOu shall be taken care of, you
impudent strapling." When the black
brother, stalwart and suggestive, spoke in
81 will take care of him, sir" there en-
sued ga splendid passage of silence" and
the car went on, and there a no assault
and battery for the Worcester police court.
Springfield Republican.
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THE PENN'A. & OHIO CANAL co.
NOTICE

IN MENT of its Canal. By order of the stock
holders and Directors of said Company. made
in pursuance of an act of the Legislature oil
Ohio, passed March 10th 1857. and ratified by
act of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Pennsylvania.
Notice to ali concerned. il hereby given, that
the question Of abandoning the several diyis-
ions of said Canal. stated in said act, as herein;
after described, will be considered and passed
upon By said Company, on Tuesday. the third
day of September. A ID. 1867. unless previous
thereto other responsible persons. companies
or corporations shall contract and agree 70 take
and keep the same in repair and navigable con-
dition at their expense and risk and SUBJECT
to all damages on account thereof. and save
said Canal Company harmless thereirom-
The several divisions Of said Canal. which may
be contracted for separately. are described IN
said act as follows. to-wit:
LIST. From Akron to the Little Cuyahoga feeder
at Middlebury; and including said feeder.
ID. Thence to the lock in the dam OF the Guy
ahOga River at Franklin, and including the res
ervOtrs In Portage County. with such portions
Of the feeders and Canals as may be required to
conduct the water therefrom to said division;
Sd. Thence to the crossing OF the cleveland
and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
4th. Thence to Warren in Trumbull County.
5th. Thence to GiraId in Trumbull County.
9th. Thence to t~hejunction with the Pennsyl-
Tania Canals, in Lawrence County.
JAMES McEWEN, Pr esident.
Warren o., July 10. lS67-4k,
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OHFRIFFS SALE

OElizabsth A. Moser. VS. VIM. P. Mcser. ct al
IN TrumbulI Common Pleas. By virtue Of Al
order Of sale, issued out Of the Court OF Gem
mon Pleas Of Trumbuil county Ohio. in tbs
above named case. to me directed and deliTersd
I shall expose to public sale at the south dool
Of the Court House in Warren. on
Saturday, August 10th. A. n, 1857,
between the hours of one and four o'clock. p
m. of said day the following described Real
Estate, to-wit:
"Situate in the county Of Trumbull and Stats
of Ohio. in the incorporated village of Warren,
and is known as lot No. IL. Of the Pease plat,
on subdivision of village lots in the town o.
Warren, for m ore particular description OF
which reference being had to records ofTrum-
bull county Of maps. it will appear. BIO the same
more or less"
s. NJ. LAIRD. 81 erif.
Sheriff's Office, Warren o.. July 10. 1s67-5w
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ScoLDING.-If laughter begets fat, it
is no less true that scolding is the pa.
rent of meagreness. Who ever saw a
plump termagant? The virago is crag-
gy-cragginess is the badge of all'her
tribe. II would seem that the attri.
ton of fierce, ~exacting temper gives
sharpness to the human frame as inevi-
tably as a gritty grindstone puts a wiry
edge onto a bad axe. Artists under
stand this fact. and govern themselves
accordingly. They inv ariably repre-,
sent ladies supposed to be given 10
"the rampage" as remarkably high in
bone. Shrews are thus Depicted in
comic valentines, and all the illustra-
tions of Curtain Lectures" have pre-
sented the crib" of Mr.. Caudle with
out a particle of fat. Layster referring
to female fire brands, says, fatty, 10
their faces, that their noses are sharp.
We have a dim idea that he mentions
some exceptional cases OF ladies with
snubnoses, who are given to snubbing
their husbands, but these form a mild
variety and only a small proportion Of
the genus scold.
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New Advertisements.
A SSIGNEE,S SALE.


IA By virtue of orders issued ont of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbull County,
Ohio. and Of orders Of the Probate Court ofsAid
County. and by virtue Of the powers invested
in ne BY law, IS Assignee of Alexander McCon-
nell, Ishall expose to public sale, at the south
door Of the Court House in Warren, Trumbull
County, Ohio. on
Saturday, tho 10th day OfAugust. '6z,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, 4, m, and six
o'clock 2. m. of said day. the following desert
Of Warren, in the Township Of Warren, County
OF Irumoull, and State Of Ohio. lying on the
south side Of the Canal, and known as Lo. IS. in
block 4. Lot 4, in block Is: Lots 9. 10. 10. Is. II.
u. and IL in block ); Lots 1 and 2in block s /;
Lots Il and Is, in blocks: Lot s in block 9;
Lots II. u. and Is in block 10; Lots 7 and 10 in
block II; Lots Is. 8. rs, 3. 10 and IL in block
lots are designated and laid OF on the map Of
south Warren. recorded in Trumbull County
records. book Of maps, pages S5 and s.. and to
tieular description Of said lots. and their boun-
daries.
Also Oneparcsl Of land situate in said village
o. W sdrsni ssins part g. yilIase lots four ana
land in said lots four and five. owned By James
MCDONALD. and King; south By village lot
No. six and westby Franklin allsy, being the
premises now Occupies oy Alexander MeCon-
nell A. . residences. and subject to. the rights of
said Mcconnell to q homestead therein.
Also one other parcel Of land in said village
bounded east on Franklin Street youth on
South St; north on lot No. i've; west by a line
parallel With Franklin St.. one hundred and
hve and one half feet therefrOm.
Also one other parcel Of land in said village
Of Warren. being part Of village lot No. six,
bounded BY beginning on the north line Of south
street. forty-one feet and one inch east from the
the east line of Franklin alley thence north
to lot line; thence easttwenty-one feet and sew
en- inches ; thence south to south street ; thence
west to place of beginning. Terms made known
on day of sale. L. Q. JONES, Assignee
of Alexander Mcconnell.
July 10. 1S57-4t
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DETITION FOR DIYoRCE.

u The State Of Ohio. TrunbuIl County,
Lydia 3. Hardy. vs. Francis Hardy. In the
Court OF Common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce and Alimouy.
The defendant s hereby notified. that on the
9th day Of June, A.. D.. 1851. said plaintiff fled
in the Clerks ofics in said county. = petition.
the object and prayer Of which iI 70 obtain .
divorce from the defendant and aliaaony.
The causes alledged are extreme cruelty. and
adultery with one hrs. Dan, At Pittsburg. in
the State Of PennsylYEuia. about the first day
Of May. A. d. 1856. Said petition further prays
for the custody and control Of thsir minor ch I'D
William Francis Hardy. The defendant is fur
thsr notified that depoIltions in this case will
4. us s;tT ~ p sas SmeS o. T. S ~ 81. q. SI psny II
ysnia, on the 4th day Of septsmbsr. 4. D., 1867.
between the hours Of nine O'elock.a. n. and Gix
o'clock, p. m . and to be continued from day to
day If nscesSAry in order TO complete The taking
SAEDBBsoN q JONES.
Julyl0. 1S67-6W. Aty's for Pitf.
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M DENBROOK

III The following notice Of this popular
Box is from the 0hiS Farmer.
Amy Dsnbrook; A Life Drama. By the
Author Of Smiles and RIoEns. etc. Published
By James O'Kane. New York.
Mas. SARA. VENT, IL . lady whose thoughts
are like pearl1-clear and pure, Is We have .
right to know. from q personal and literary &C.
Quaintance Of twenty years standing. The sto-
~ of Amy Denbrook is that of . young life,
subject to the discipline of trials crosses and
temptations. over which the delicate pencil OF
the author has wrought 3 draDery and atmos-
phere of moral beauty and goodness. OF this
contribution to the popular literature Of the
day, the writer says:
IF over these pages . weary suffering. spirit
bend. let such an one toll on. and compensation
will come Let the anguished eyes take in the
sweep Of all-all. Let this life perform its dis
cipline ! let the sword strike to the narrow
there is meaning in it for the aspiring. Pa
thence! the story Of every life can swell the
notes of triumph and success. The Hossnna
can begin on earth. through an atmosphere OF
trial. 1t matters little whether the Bplendor OF
reward be fully received here. or yonder: it
matters to u.s. that we earn it-that we know il
is comingr' Mrs. Mentz has for some years
been a resident of Warren. in the county of
Trumbull. where her husband is engaged in
merchandising her carly life was s%pentin the
City of New. York" For sale by
W. n. d W.. T. PORTER
Warren, July 10-2W
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"ALISMA.''-It l. not often that We have
the time to spare, OF the inclination. to notice
any Of the thousand and one preparations sold
throughout the country. each, as il IS claimed.
being q sovereign cure for one o. more Of the
ills that flesh is heir to. Indeed. we have fire.
quently wondered that people ever die at all.
or grew old even, when. by a small outlay they
could furnish themselves with something which
Would keep disease at bay, anddefy the assaults
of time.
Concerning the efficacy Of one Of these rsme-
dial preparat0ns-and one which has become
celebrated of late-we can speak from expert
ence. and conscisntiously say it is good. Were
fer to "Alisma," an article for restoring and
preserving the hair, manufactured BY Messrs.
Seward 4 Bentley, Chemists and Druggists. No.
lS9 ain Street. Buffalo.-BEgalo Commercial
No slow sales for Stewards Cough Cure.
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Rev. DR.. Dix thinks that, although
the American Church is not old enough
to have special traditions, its inclina-
ton is toward Ritualism. He sees
everywhere a tendency toward an in
creased attention 10 impressiYeness and
aesthetic accessions in Divine Worship
This tendency is not only manifested
in the Episcopal Church, but displays
itself similarly among the Presbyteri.
ans and Congregationalists.
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I


In Warren. July 4th, 1867. By Axor Abel. JUS
tiee Of the Peace, Mr.. GEORGE DYER, and
Miss CAROLINE cox, both Of youngstown.
Mahoning Co., o.
July Sd, at the Austin House. IN Warren. By
Rev. K. NJ. Warren. Mr.. JAMES MAHANY
to Miss ELIZA J. NINE r. all Of Warren.
JUNE 30. 1867, at the residence of and by N. W
CHLOE BURR. both Of Bristol.
On the Sd inst. at the Parsonage in Freedom,
by Rev. A. Cone, Mr.. ALBEkTH Y, PARKER
of Braeeyille. to Miss LUCY BELLOWS. Of
Newton Falls.
On the 7th inst. at the Gilmore House, by Rev.
R. NJ. Warren. Mr.. b. N. MEEKER and Miss
C.J. SLOUGH. both Of Garfield.
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rALPeople who are blessed '

r4People who are blessed with
health and strength and potatoes,
should lever repine at fortune, even
if their pockets are cramped now and
then. Instead of looking up with en-
Wy, W. should look down with graft
tude. For every dozen who are better
off than you are, there are ten thous-
and that are worse.
No rejecting man can fail tosee that
fifty two visits in a year of carefully
conducted newspaper, intelligent, cor
rect-elevated in its tone, and withal
interesting in its contents, must exert
a great and blessed influence upon do
nestle life and happiness.
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A Kansas letter says the grasshop-
pers which are devastating the country
are locusts. Everything is fish, to
their net" from the leaves of the state
ly cottonwood down to fennel. OF
garden vegetables they are passionately
fond. A man may have a garden worth
a thousand dollars and in twenty min
utes it is not worth enough to hire the
cheapest kind of a boy to pull the
stalks.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

y J. F. Porter, VS. James Nicholas.
Henry c. Church, VS. James Nicholas. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas. By virtue of two orders Of
sales in attachment. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, 0hio,i in the
above nAmed-cases. to me directed and deliver
ed, / shall expose 10 public sale at the South
door of the Court House. in Warren. on
Saturday, the 10th day of August, '67,
betWeenthe hours of three and Eve O'Clock. p.
m. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, to-wit:
The undivided half Of thirty-four acres Of
land, part of lot No. Is. situate in Newton Tp.,
TrumbuIl county Ohio. bounded aud described
as follows: South by lands Of VIM. Langabar-
lands of John Shearer. and east lands Of Gill
mer." Appraised at S57s,- Terms Cash.
S. N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren o.. July 10. lso7-5W
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LET THERE BE G q
AND INDIVIDU-

i al rlghts Tor manufactnring Rnd selling. IN
TrumbUll Co.. DeWitts Aurora Oil, the best in
use for making 9 superior light. It can be
manufactured by any one, at a trinfng cOst--
ANY family can save thrse-fourths the expense
light avoiding the liability to explosions. Save
your lite, your money and manufacture your
own light. For terms and particulars apply to
the subscriber at 0berlin. Ohio. or to w. l..
Pike, Agent for County me State rights. at
Greenville, Pa. A. JACKSON.
Warren o.. July 10. 1S67-Sm%
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IL Pursuant to an order Of the Probate Court
Of Trumbull County. Ohio. the undersigned will
sell at public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren. Ohio. On the
Tenth day of August. A. ID. 1867.
between the hours Of one and six O'Clock, p. m.
of said day. q claim against the Government OF
the United States, now pending before Congress,
in favor Of Alexander Mcconnell. for 1914
pounds of Rice. taksm By the army Of the United
States from one A. W. Mcconnell, in the year
1855. which claim has been assigned to said
Alexander Mcconnell.
Sale for cash to highest bidder, over amount
limited by Court. Lie. JONES, Assignee
July 10. lsS7-4t
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At the battle of the Wilderness, a
gallant young Ohioan had fallen. AT
night, just before burying him, there
came a letter from her he loved best
One of the fearful group around his
body, a minister, whose tenderness was
womanly, took the letter and laid il
upon the breast of him whose heart
was stilled in death. "BGry it with
him. He will see it when he wakes"
1t was the sublimest sentence of hi:
funeral service.
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If you curtail your expenses, clip at
the right corners, be sure you do not
begin with the newspaper. One ounce
less sugar a day will furnish a newsps-
per in the family. StarVe your stom-
ach sooner than your brains. You will
not miss the sugar as o S the paper.
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The Lancaster Gazette says the Board
of Health of that place have recon-
mended that the city Marshal be au.
thorized to remove the Ailanthus tree
as a nuisance.
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When the blithe writer, 7. Herbert
Whipple, was city editor of the Herald,
he made one reporter write up halt a
column about Christmas among the
Jews" Nor did he mean it as q
Jev Rssprit, but in sober earnestness.-
But even this assignment is beaten In
point of ridiculousness by n of city
paper yesterday, which sent a reporter
70 know what preparations were max
ing among the English residents 10
celebrate the Fourth of July! Not
many.lEN. 7. Eve. Gazette.
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L beg you to take to heart one max
i'm, which for myself 1 have ever OBJ
served, and ever shall ; it is, never to
say more than is necessary. The un-
spoken word never does harm, what is
once uttered cannot be recalled, and
no man can foresee its conseauences.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-10

81 think" said a wife, who could
not agree with her husband; "I think,
Mr.. Jones, we had better divide house.
You shall live on oneside and l on the
other" every well, my DEAR" re-
piled the wretch, 'you take the outside
and III have the inside"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-10

There is always one consolation
what ever our misfortune, it might be
worse. Were life hanging on a thread
it would be a comfort to think that it
was not hanging on a rope.
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The Byran Civilians co., Press says
that on Tuesday last at that place, the
Thermometer stood at 100 degrees. in
the shade.
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DEATHS


At Morris. Illinois. on the ID inst. aged = years.
formerly of Warren. Ohio.
EDWARD. son of Luther and Lavinia Math-
eas. aged years and six months
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ENACTMENT.

IA Catharine Gilmore, PItf.. vs. Thomas
Eits Simmons, Deft. Before Daniel Earle. J.
P, of Newton Township. Ohio
On the 18th day Of June. A. D., 1867, said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sun of one hundred and thirty
dollars. Said cause will be for hearing Sept !,
t'O GATHARINE GILMORE.
JuIv Ia Is6T-3vs
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White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ D.,

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT.
LOO HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. ]. W. Poland.
HOYT, STRATT0N x HAPG0OD; f.. A.
SMITH, and J. HARMON, Agents. Warren, o.
BENTON, MYERS &c CASFIELD. and SFROSG x
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents.
Mareh6, 1S57-lyr.e
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From the date it will be seen that on
the ensuing 4th Of July it will be 65 years
since the characters wers cut upon the
shell, but how much longer than that the
little fellow has lived it is impossible to
teIl.-YoungstolUn Courier.
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Decayed Teeth, are indicative Of a disorder
ed stom soh. Acidity 18th stomach has . very
deleter ious effect on the teeth. GOES DYS-
PERSIA CURE neutralizes its effects INN edi-
ately. 1t isthe most powerful corrsctOr Of the
stomach known.
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A LAND TORTOISE, weighing about q
lbs. was caught on the farm of Mr.. Henry
E. Hall. on the AustintoWn road, about
one and a half miles from youngstown,
on Saturday last, upon the face of the un-
der shell of which wa written in perfectly
legible characters, apparently cut with q
pocket knife, the following inscription:
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Union state Ticket.

Governor-RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
1t. GoTernor-SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
Supreme Judge-J0HN WEIGH.
auditor Of State-JAMESH. GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of State-SIDNEY s. WARNER.
ATTORNEY General-WILLIAM q. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRAILET.
Board of PEblie Works-PHILIP HERRING.
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CHERIFF,s SALE.

- Jonathan Longstaf. VS. Thomas B. Lloyd.
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue of an
order of sale issued out ofthe Court of Common
Pleas Of Trumbul County. in the above named
case. to me directed and delivered. 1 shall ex-
pose to public sale, on the Latten Farm, south
Of Powers Corners. in the township of Mecca,
County Of Trumbull and State of Ohio, on
Thursday, July 25th A. ID. 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m. and4 p. N.
Of said dav tho ~foliowiO0 deacrihad OerSOp Al