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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 2.
Walker, the walkiet, Who undertook 70 walk
one huudrsd consecutive Aoor1, II State
street saloon, wss taken with crsmp about
four o clock this morning and fell OF the pla
form. Hs began his feat on, lneadsy even
ine. M
Fruskin. in dance house qusrrei some time
aso, plead guilty Of m.nslaughter this morn
ing, aud w.s sentenced 70 Two years imprisss
onmens at Joliet.
W. Il. Mound, Secretary and Treasures Of
the Ci,lzeus' Prot Give Force Company, Is .
d.fauI.er to the amount Of 81, ,ooo He bonds,
amounting 10 So 0O0, are found TO be worth.
less.
A Mechanics Fair will open here Septsm-
Der 2StL, and continue six days.
The Fourth promises ~ be comparatively
peaceful day in Chicago there will be ex>
cursiona on the lake, the races at Uexs. =
Park, and the usual attractions at the tbeats !
II. 8 Cotton, while sitting in the window
Of his room, in the third story OF No l62,
State street, about two o clock this morninR,
vent TO sleep, fell out of the window, aai WAS
instantly killed.
Daniel Vsnahoe, Gag man on the Pitts
burg 4 Fors Wxvns haiiroad, stationed on
| Twelfth street crossing, was run over BY .
rsieht eng ne thu mosAing, aod died ia about
two hours, from bis INJURIES.
I, During ,he ssvsrs thunder storm this soon
| lightning ssrack3n number Of places with
in The city limits, butno damage wAs done to
speak Of.
The reported loss OF the little steamer
kalamazoo proves to be incorrect.
/ The board Of Health Of this city estinatsd
1.-The expenditures ior the coming par q $9l,s
IQoa. The Common Council cut this down to
t55, GOO. 1he Board of Health to-day adopt
ed resolution to institute legal proceedings
against the Council 10 compel il 70 make the
appropriation erisiaslly asked for.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, Jrly 2.
The weather here is very warm. and the
thermometer stood at a5 Yesterday ter.
r,ble storm Of wind and rain passed through
C,rcleyslle and vicinity last evening. A num-
bir Of houses we're unroofed, including the
depot and ergiue house Of the Cinci.inat;
and GAINESVILLE Railroad Co. The steeple Of
the Lutheran Church vas blown down, and
: unmber Of trees upFootea.
TALIAHAssEE, Fla, July l.
Gov. Reed received The surrender Of ihe
State Governmept TO-DAY, and the military
authority ceases 10 this Sssss. The Leeisla>
tafs meets on the zth inst
JACKSON, MISS July /.
Forty out OF 81 countie return 1885
majority agaiass the Conssisution.
CLEvsr4ip. July &
". n. Epson vas nominated yesterday
for Congress il the Eigh.esnth District.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
The receipts Of cnstums for the week end
ing June SOtL, we're % 5,53a.
The COMMITTEES on Nsys and Means re-
ported to the House to day, bill TO snthor>
re IN internal tax Of lopsr cert. on the W.
terest on bonds and other securities Of the
United States, ID Obedience 10 IN order 1T the
Housei saying, however, it 10 contrary 10
their Own best judgment. They reserve ia
themselves the siyLts - members Of the
House, 70 oppose IN every possible way the
adoption o. measure which they regard a
hostile to the public interest, and ,nisrious 70
the national character.
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Nrw YorK. July l-Midniehs

NEW AOHA, July -Mioni8ns. =
Deleeatest 70 the Natioaal Convention con-
na-io arrive, including many from the
West. So,
Ameetin4 Ct the Sotle.s and SalIors
Modsst n4peiop. lttpnJe 6locum and
sseadmen we're present. majority favored
the nomination OF Hanceek. but some Wes-
tera delegates a.pported Glenefal Blair.
The indiana dsl9getiot Aava r4ceiveA Adst:.
Ter from Senator Hend4son, absolutely de-
elining to b candidate After its receipt .
meesing uas held, at Ynich the delegation
nsanlvsd to sspport Peldlefon - long -
Ohio does. .
There seems 70 be treai change IN the
sentiment Of the Sout1esn deieeses in re-
- = Chase. Many ~ they snpposed his
nocaaatssn iossons co?clssses snd are =.
tonished st the small t1ppo,t he received
from the Eastern and western delegates.
Pendleson 10 nov the iasorite.
It 10 Fumored that there u . combination
between fennsyiyania, New ork. New Eng
land and New Jersey, g kil oa Psndlesoa.
ne has, however, masy 11snds 4mps4 the
oele9stes from tnose Stafess !hs nAmSs OF
Senator Dooiitiie - mentoned IN connection
With the VICE pres,dency. :.
:. . hon; ". ". Eaton, o.; Hartford. vii
pc temporary Chairman OF the
Conveuion'
Judge thurman, OF Vhios iccompen'ed y
large hnmper OF 1esoietonnessef arrived ~
oi9ne -,
bon. a.. ". Richardson, o. lhinos, g
mentioned q tne possiole Chairman. y ap-
pean tonight 20 look mucn ln iavor OF fen-
dsetan. -.
An immense mass meeting o. nePoDncans
wss ne'o to-nsens :. W. Ssppes - y.
SPeec1ee w.se nae.s ~ Senaof Wssson ana
ven. ssn"yc9. ven. Logan - nos pFe-
sen. owing " ane ues'n y n's o.o'ncl.
I'm :, ,hs s.hn,,.nfs., ys.,.rs.v s,nr v.rs
e.ksn +. iIl;no,. mon -. I,s.nhA K.lI.,.
n ia,;.s q n G,nnl.n. II Hloo-;rssSe.r..
tss6 H..,ehnn.ii.r IA 4 NJ ny 81
elH.eo. @
@zErv YoRr. INV q.
| Geore. Woodv.,a -. sle~sd Ch.,,m.n
AZ The P,nn,,ly.n,a dele,s,i.s TO the Dem
| ncy.,;c Conven,,on .t Ph;ledelnh,a.
LTD stated ,h.ts ls,,,r h.. pesn received
i,frnn jndsa Ch.se. = vh;ch ne annonnce.
Nj determin.tion "a supert ,be nominee 81
the Coven,;on. vho.o q ~ - NAV he.
The New Hampshire deles.iioa s,rived
| this morning. and III The Nsv England dele-
gates will be here By TO morrow morning.
The Indiana deles aiios held meeting q
1I Nicholss TO day, and organised - the
choice Ct Mr. Fitch, as Chairman.
The staten Z nj that Hendricks lad declined
il erron. Gus, and the Indiana de eas,ion will
/ sln support him, on Its becoming evidep,
/ that pendleton cannot be nominated The
supposi,ion is that Indiana having formed
u part Of the P~ndse,op column. cannot ia
! rood faith des. r him, bu he do a not /. f,.s
Is. nae 40 h;s name Il case of mead of The
o.use of harmony. and ne Indiana delesa.
sin, ~;l 1pui,tlees vo.e for him af,sr The 6r,,
| ballot.
-, =,
l@h evening nelmon. en.ei'aineu m's; In M
mrH,ne's =. 'ue Den'uetsiS .saaaons1 p.
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the CAPITAL STOCK

II Three Million Of Dollan; aividsd into shares
Of 425 each. when so u paid on each shsss, .
certificate Of ct OK for 175 will be issssd, and no
further assessments TO be msds. We expect 70 b
able to pay earned dividendS Of intnrest on the
lattsr amount ~ soon ~ the lines arb completed.
Installmsnts from time to time, for the payment
Of the stuck subscribed, will b called FOR BY the
Dirsctors, n the erection Of the iinss progress.
Subscriptions for single share will b received.
The moro the stock 10 Distributed ths better for
the company. There Is no noAndividual liability A.
tor the stock 10 paid for.
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Il ~
Z q Aa.s1o1' ~ :.
nouss. 81,
II. neepee, 60 ~ Co 1tlooo % Ways
| nnd noane. toe.cu1n1 4 Ell lo ,ae1looe IN per
CT. - Unifea DUtpo tonds, u ilakins ~
ipor eens. saeeeee - ~ oene. and
| f1o09 - ~ 1ea{ho RI 62oo uAGof.
ne fooafe do6a6eoG fk6a ~ co0 0oittae do
sok kaeps0vsefss ~, - - rspost i in
| t0beUIanHo q ~ 0edef 81 u Houeo. The
| bill sn1 rprors vere er1ese6 psie1pds snd -
Sm1od % ~ Cc00i11eo cf IL Whole.
NJ. Hattss. q No.. oskH1 len1o - =.
troauce hili 70 eouaiiss saxasson and rsduce
! IL Sable deAe, pfopoefu9 fundiae syslsm
!! Of psspseaal foae ~ esak aannitiss payable
| il I'D. as4 un1a1ablo.
| NJ. handoll ohipcted
N. 4eovoee, of Ponn., from Tie Recon.
ssSue4ion Ccamitase, reported ball 70 pro-
~ 81 ~ srsesisn 81 nua nses ,haa svo
sddilieaol D1otes Ont of the territory of The
Ssess q Te4as. Ordsssd psiaasd ~ -.
tcqpmlseod.
IL esnals smsndmsnts to . lazgs number
| Of pene5Qn hills uexe nnneoncufred in, and
refetred.
MF. Dnnks nnSo aoeice 1T on Tneeday
next b wosld movs 70 . Into Comnittes of
The whole o. IL Alask1 ttn
- AsVs0S Seus ~ SW4sDsssSS - 80
~ ss.:-p q - ss.;.s sIH1:ss Ia S.1;a:s,
e 49, sv, W., Asvs .no sSa's's'
spEHs na..Nn sxss..a S,'i.. =. r.--:.. =.
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Ans 1ommls.eg Ptoceeoso % sots On 'ae
smsncmeo.s AZ one Dy ooe' r..
Ans nn. s@sn0.sns = amPoI.anScs :S. ~.
~. 81: "a - "a =, \, 49, Jue 1919
o. 1sc'.ss ~ ~ vvl,0 - no Juoss
e1Ceeo:ng eoU.oy s.oe'o p Pe'1. en-
0onsluefso's 1sos.e eloss, .nen nnsNy
!ne 0ena.e smencmens Was concnrreo 10 ana
tne proslso stfue. ons.
sanoos amsndments ior IN increase OF
CLERKS ln tne seversi departments was nom
consuffeo an;
Inc amenomen. aooilsnins tne once o.
Uirector 81 Stat stics was concuffed in' 1nn
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PnaTPOyEMEyT NOTICE.

POSTPOVEMENT NOTICE.
WE havs pes'poned the drawieg Of oor
w VIA t-,pd an the 1Bte or epssAs
bs9, 1858. IS ~iii ,-ttisei, t-k.nlaee Wses
,ime, Bat II . for the god Of the Il holders
sol =. lvss VI s.s.it = ,s.bls to no tpoD., -
AssB abs 70 u OF I'll the 'tch
Il q hsndp aceos1k " the scarcity nf mn
ex a. ughnut ,h- 6nnsrr. h1t hs.e aosd Il KITS
saugh - asss saying II = ths y. wing Niilf
ne shae hxvs ., li I'll raars, I'D q. sslss esr
Aupots se ha . h+losA usto .po-s sf nsny q T.
IA hoping they will continue work for until the
l5tn Of Asptemher s1t seh aud every person inter
ssted In Elm p.iss shall b. honestly and fairly
ds.it With. and I've u ar pr ses vs Ass~ esvs
II "A h.rsss fs All teket holder. .fe si setfltd 30
the Pastfnsm naHce til 4th Of Juls and also the
eh Of ee stshee, the day Of the Ar.wnx ns sad et
~ nvissj to 6ae k.t opic the 18th Il 1n1y. Ali
IL saey AfYAnesNenss are beng mode ~ Ouod
eloe Tor oil that may eoaes
BELL GUTHRIE
jyl-N AnAiiton, lie.
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PeoRrA, ILL.,, JulJ2.
Arrangements are mskipg here "a have =
grand firemen's Tournsnsnf in this city on
the 4ih. Eight prizes ale offered, amount
ing to 1926.
Mr. Rapphelues, an old and esteemed citi-
zen, died yesserday, aged 80 years.
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LATE CAlIE DISPATCHES

Lospos. July !.
A grand banquet will be given this even.
ing TO Cyrus Field.
LokDoy, July 2.
A grand international Gefnan>Amsncan
fete il preparing for July 4th next year.
Gen. Napier arrived this morning. An
immense crowd vas assembled .. the rail-
foaa depot to welesuo hin, and on bis ap,
pearance be vas ssceivsd sish ehesrs, which
did not cease until he had entered his car
rage and "a driven 70 bis hotel.
In the House Of Lords this evening Q vote
Of thanks 70 Gen. Napier and the oeicess
and men Of the Abyssinian expedition vas
moved b. Earl Aalnsbusy. aad aRaninoasly
adopted.
STurcARD, July 2.
The American Minister, Mr. Bancroft, has
arrived here, 70 negotiate With the Wurtem-
burg Government for the ratification Of IL
sa,srslisation trsaty With the United States.
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RACES BETWEEN HOSE CARRIkGEs,
TArewiss With EnE,aeA- 49,.
d -

I3ru sun~t National Salute Of Thirty -,svsn guns
ano pging Of Bells.
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SUoAR or LEMONS 20 dos. Ssesr ef
s@neA. tsss sss,1ss9 -
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vsncill, Jones . ce.....sef Third HaiA soros4e.
Hess, Stern Co.....-eof Second 4 Main stsests.
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UsALKRR,sFAIL0kE.


GOLD CLOSED IN NEW 1oRK ,4o,.
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Gas xSTEAM FITTINCs.
Moosr 4 Son .........J Johnson street, bet Sd lth
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oeld Pens, Pencils. Psekst 06oks. :
90 Bridges.... : kstss Hons
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Fans, Fancy 0ceds. rins CUTLERY.
8 q Bridges, Nos 4 Estss Houss
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1~rs. KsoxUx SILVIA coKxkf HAND VIII
also b In attendance.
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cIAss Ia HoRTIcULrURE.

SecOu4 GO.----. "
Greatest varsity Of vegetables, raised b. -
Committee-. Wyatt Mckay and wife. Brook
field; Geo-ge Tribby and wife. r. Mcfarland
and wife. Sharon.
CLASS NO. L. AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
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What does language like that mean :
Does the Senator mean that the black
man has no rights of life or property
which should be regarded or respected
by the superior race to which he be-
longs? Surely he means nothing but
slavery or determination to the
despised African.
Again, he and these honorable DEM
ocratic Senators say that 'it Is l0rittsa
all ovsT the pages of history, that the strong
shall i.IeTit tie earth, and he speaks sp.
provinely of that motto. What else
Is that than the old heather motto
"Migh makes TightH
Mr.. President, l am glad that
belong to no such party, and have nc
sympathy with such party. do mo-
believe that might makes right"
am glad to be identified with thos'
who are striving to benefit and elevate
every member of the human family
striving to inspire hopes of the future
rather than bury them IN the grave:
l belieYa we ought to be incited Il
the relief of misery and wrong every
where, if for no other reason, at leas
by the consciousness that we have thI
same nature with the suferer-thatW'
are in danger of the same dlstressei
and may sometimes implore the sam
assistance.
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OF SALE IN PARTI
The State Of Ohio, TrumbuII County. S..
Yolney G. johnson. l In Trumbull Com
yL mon Pleas.

The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS;
Voln'' 9: johnson mon 1a Fis@eai Fi:asi Com
Sabra Hoadley.
Ebenezsr Hoadisy ct. al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale II Partnon'
ued out of the Court Of Common Fleas. y
Trumbull County, Ohio, in the above name
case. to me directed and delivered, L sh4il e1-
pose to public sale on the premises. IN Brace
VILE township, Trumbull County. Ohio. on
Saturday, the IIth day Of July, A. ID.
1865, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and
O'Clock, D. m, Of said day, the following ees-
cribed premises. to-Elt; o..
ty Of Trumbull. aforesaid, being part OF Ioi
No, Is in said Township. being IN two several
tracts or Eots. bounded severally 3s ioiloWs
On the west By the center road Leading noItn
and south through said sector; on tne soutn
by land lately owned by Anieal and Aretns
Sfo-e. ~ On fhe west by land Of d. A. d E B.
Benedict aud land of Frederick 3 TAFT, on u {
north. having dwelling house, stable and OBJ
er buildings thereon. containing I've and =. ~
acres Of land. more or less. Appraised az Sl1OO
Also acertain other lot or tract Of land, STU
the in said Township, and adjacent 10 the mrs.
mentioned tract, bounded on the east BY the
highway, aforesaid, and on the south, the nortn
and the west by lands of the heirs OF FRANKLIN
1. Stowe. containing twelve acres OF lana. more E
or less. with the Rppurtenanees, and appraised
Terms Of ssle-One-thiri in hand. one-third
in one year, and the balance being One-third
in two years, all on interest. Deferred pay
msnis to be secured BY morteage On premises
sGld. ). N. LA1hD. Sherln.
John F. Beaver. Atty for Petitioner.
Sheriff7e Office Warren. June 5. lSoo-os-
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EGAL NOTICE.

Henry Hood, William Hood. Levi Hood.
Elizabeth Feppsn. John Renneu, Dorothy Hake.
David Hake, George Hood. James Hood, Thom-
as Hood and MRrys Hood, viii take neties. that
on the 9Th day Of June. 1865 John Hood filed in
the Court of Common Pleas. Of Trunbull county,
Ohio his petiHeu praying for partition Of about
81 acres Of land IN Lot No. 81. in Weathsrsfeld
Township. in said county, bounded north by
Stewart; south BY land of Sarah Herring. and
west By land Of Joseph A. Rumsey, more or
less.
Said petition Is still pending and will be for
nearing Al the Nov. term Of said Court. for 1858.
TAYLOR 4 JONES. Atty's for Pet'r.
lime Il 1856
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PLASTIC SLATE for FENCE POSTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In Ishsrsby given to an persons interested.
that on the first day Of June. A. D. ls6s. Pc
tition was presented by the Council Of the In
corporated Village Of Warren. O., to the Com
missioners Of Trumbull Co.. Ohio. PRAYING for
the annexation Of the territory ecntiguous to
and surrounding the present boundaries Of said
corporation. aS set forth and described in the
survey and plat Of Samuel =. Dickey, annexed
70 said petition, and described In the petition:
as commencing at point three hundred and
twenty (3e0) rods west from stone set IN the
center Of the pablo square Of said village oi
Warren, thence due north three hundred and
twenty rods. SAD thence due east six hundred
and forty (640l rods; thence due south six hun
dred and forty (SsO) rods; thence due west six
hundred and forty l640 rods, thence due north
three hundred and twenty (S2O) rods to the
place of beginning.
ssid petition will be for hearing before said
Commissioners at their oface, in the Court House
in the Village of Warren. on the 4th day o.
August. A D., 1855. at 10 o'clock, a. m, OF said
day.
/. n. DAWSON, Mayor.
II. II TowEsEND, Recorder.
June 3, lS0S-6t.
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~ nv INV u -
Din the District Court Of the United States.
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat
ter of Solomon Vert. Of Bazettay Bankrnpt-
In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland in the said Dis
triet, on the 18th day OF june. A. D.. 1908
NoRrHExS DISTRICT or 0HIo. IS.
Take notice that petition has been filed IN
said Court By Solomon Vert. Of BaIetta, IN the
County Of Trumbull. in said District. duly de-
clared 4 Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
Of March ID, 1861. for n discharge. and a GER
tifeate thereof. from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and that the
2Oth day of July. A. D.. 1865, at 10 o'clock. q.
m, Is assigned for the hearing Of the same.
when and where you may attend and snow
oause. II any You have. Why the prayer OF the
- Petition should not be granted.
You win also take notice that the second ana ~ 2
third meetings of Creditors. required BY, tns
g7th and 18th actions of said Act. will be held
by order Of aid Court on the 18th day OF > uly.
A. D., 1858. at 10 o'clock, q. m, At Bazeus. ~
said District before l.. @. Jones, Esq one Of the
Registers ofsaid Court.
EARL BILL. Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
July !. lS63-2t
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE of

A DMlN lSIhAIOh - OA1E Oi
"a REAL ESTATE. On Friday. The 24th
day Of July, 1858. between the hours OF o'elock
and o'clock. D. n, at n he premises 10 Bristol.
vii be sold 70 the highest bidder, the efolloEing
described real estate. As the property Of Friend
B. Miller. deceased. viz: Situate IN the Town
shin Of Bristol. County Of Trumbull. and state
Of Ohio. known as part Of Lot NO. 4. bounded
as follows: Bsgiuninz at the southeast cor
per of the Lot decided By the State Of 0onnec u
cut to Joseph Toleott. (said lot containing loz
acres and Ito rods); thence north the width OF
said lot; thence west by line parallel with N 9
south line Of said Township, 50 lar as 70 contain
ffty acres thence south on line parallel 10 u
east line Of said lot 70 the south line Of said
Township; thence east 70 the place OF Degin-
ming, containing Efty acres OF land.
Said lands will be sold free ofdoWer. NO pay,
reats 10 be deferred beyond two years. and all
deferred D ayneuts 10 bear interest and 20 be
=. FANNY MILLER.
CARLUS ID. MILLER.
Admr's Of Friend B. Miller, deed.
HUTcHINs 4 SPEAz. Atty's.
June "a lS6s-AI
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Notice to Contractors.

NEAIED FhOFOoALO " III
y be received at the Mayors Office until the
18Th day Of July, 1865, for furnishing material.
exeavating and constructing two sewers IN Dis
trict No. i, IN Warren. First sewer on Liberty
Street, from the Rail Road to Main Sever on
aid street, Second Sewer on Market Slrsst,
from the terminus Of sewer at Kim Street. TO
corporation line east, on said Market street.
FOR particulars see profile aad specifications
on file in Mayors ofbee- ,-,,
lime q ls6s-3t Recorder:
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NOTICE

IN To the property holders on High St,
from Elm Street TO east corporation line No
tice is hereby given. that the committee ap-
pointed by the Council Of the incorporated VIII
faRe Of Warren, o., TO assess the estimated cost
and expense Of building Sewer on said Street,
have completed their assessment, and the same
Is on fle in th E Mayors Office, for the examina-
ticu Of all persons interested. Any one havi ng
objections to said assessment are hereby requi-
red to file the same in writing, with the hecor-
der of the village of Warren, within ten Cb)days
from the first publication Of this notice. or be
forever barred hearing on the subject
BY order of the Council.
I'LL 7sss.9t
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of

~ REAL ESTATE: In pursuance Of an
order granted By the Probate Court Of Trumbull
Comfy. Ohio, will offer for sale AZ public auc-
tion. on the 18th day Of July, 1855. at2 O'Clock,
P. NJ. upon the premises the following descri-
bull. and State of Ohio. to-Wlt Thirty three
acres in 6ustavns Township County and State
aforesaid. being part Of Lot No. 6S, in said
township, and bounded north and south BY org
and Dwight Moore. and west By lands Of W. b.
Barnes. Appraised at
Terms Of Sale-0ne-half in hand, and the
balance in one year from the day of sale, with
interest, last payment to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
BUEL BARNES. Admir-.
June II. ls6S-4t Of Levi Lane, deceased.
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The Noble County Republican Youch-
"a for the fact that James Camel, OF
Sharon township, in that county, has
not had an hours sleep since the last
of November. He has excellent hezlth
and works regularly on his farm. The
most powerful opiates fail to have any
effect on his case.