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House Burned.


Last Friday afternoon, the dwelling
house of Mr.. Horace S. Pew, about a
mile from Niles, on the river road,
was entirely consumed by fire. The
fire broke out in the upper part of the
house, near the chimney, early in the
forenoon, was promptly ex~tinguished,
and at noon water was thrown on all
places smoking until nc further dan
ger was pprehended. Notwithstand-
ing these precautions, the fire again
broke out at about halfpast one, P. NJ,
and gained such Roadway before
being discovered that all efforts to
extinguish it proved fruitless, and the
house was burned battle-ground. The
house was insured in the Hartford for
$4,000, which will probably cover the
loss.
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The Western Emigrant Association.

The Western Emigrant Association.
This association numbers about lis
persons. They propose to settle in
| Central Kansas, on the line of the
Union Pacific R. R. The National
Land Company offer them the priv
ilege of selecting a tract reserved ex-
clusively for the association, and to be
sold at a reduced price to individual
members Of the association. The
lands average $3.50 per acre-same
price as government lands, with
which they are interspersed. Mr..
JOHN THoRP,~ treasurer of the associa-
ton, accompanied by Mr.. FULLER,
both Of West Pennington, left last
week for the west, on a tour of inspec-
ton and investigation. They will
visit Macon county, Missouri, near
the Northern Nc. & st. Joseph R.. RS.
From Kansas city, as far as Sal1na on
the one hand and the Neosho Valley
on the other. They expect to return
by the 18th inst, and report to the as.
ISOLATION, and the colony will start
west about the first of April.
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Call and Settle!

THE undersigned having disposed
IL Of his property, known as the STEAM
CARRIAGE FACTORY, South OF the Canal,
In Warren, with the exception Of one ware
room and lot, n all new work on hand)
for the sum of $500 respectfully asks the
continuance Of the liberal patronage here
tofOre bestowed upon him to the new firm OF
rennen & GoiSt- Mr.. Drennen is an able
mechanic. having been connected with this
factory for IS years, and having been the
general superintendent oft for the last thir-
teen years
The undersigned has about 5000 OF Car
riageS and BuggieE on hand and for sale
cheap, at the old stand. Also, Lumber,
Hubs, Blacksmith and Wood-Shop Tools,
Steam Engine, &c, which will be disposed OF
cheap for cash, by the undersigned, at the
new hrm- All persons indebted to the un-
designed will please call and settle within
the next sixty days. Claiens against II. c.
promptly paid. II. c. BELDEN-
Feb. 10, IS69-6mo
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Vienna-SOciabI

A pleasant sociable was enjoyed at
the house of Rev. X. Belts in Vienna,
Thursday evening, March 3rd, when
friends gathered without regard to
sects OF UNCONVENTIONAL lines. After
4 pleasant interview and good cheer,
separated before the small hours OF
night, leaving behind them comforts
to the amount of about seventy dol
lars. More than half of it was in
currency, and in the articles making
the remainder was a nice large Buff
falo Robe. For all they have the
thanks, good wishes and prayers of
the family.
A generous wood pile, Ia supply for
a year, was hauled a few days before (;
another item for thanks. B. -
March S, 1869.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell upon
reasonable terms, a valuable farm situa-
ts IN the corner Of Brookfeld To-
three miles rom Sharon on the road leaa-
ing rom sharon to Hubbard, and Is known
as the william Applegate farm, Containing
= nunoreo and ten acres, well Hatered-
the land Is OF excellent quality and IA wal
adapted 70 Iarmtng or grazing there Is
the premises good dwelling houses with
al necessary out buildings generally found
and good sugar oFehard on the premises and
on the whole itSevery wa RdeSfTable farm
Any information as TO terms Of sale will be
promptly answered by mail or otherwise, b.
addressing HENRY HAMILTON.
Brookneld, Ohio.
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OHERIFF's SALE.

OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County. 81.
JOhn Brown vs.. William H. Beardsiey
Mary Beardsley, ct. al.
In Trumbull Common Pleas. BY virtue OF
an order Of sale issued out OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, OF Trumbun County, Ohio,
in the above named Case, to me directed and
delivered, ! hSvel levied on and shall expose
to public sale at the Court House :. the CITY
OF Warren, on Saturday. the 18th day OF March,
AID, 1853, between the hours oftwo and three
o'elock, p. m, Of said day, the following des-
erioed real estate, to-wit: Situate in SOUTH
tngton Township, TrumbuIl County. Ohio,
bounded as follows: On the north by land
Of oliver Beeman; on the east by a north
and south highway; on the south by lands
Of Oliver Beeman, formerly owned by Jas.
Hoffman: on the west by a north and south
highway, and contains one hundred acres
OF land, more or less. Appraised at s.
Terms Cash. S. NJ LAIRD, Sheriff
Sherirs ONCE, Warren, o., Feb. 10, IS69-5t
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NOTICE.
~ In the matter Of ]. W. Brown & Co.'S AS
segment.
In Probate Court. The creditors OF said J.
W. Brown q Co, are informed that / have
made application for m order to sell the IN
collected accounts due said firm, which are
said Probate Court, and that said applica-
ton viii be for hearing onSaturday, the 9th
day OF March, 1863, at 10 o'clock, a. n.
Feb. q. Is69-4t
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MayOr's Court.

On Monday of last week, Martin
Rawdon was brought before Mayor
Dawson, charged with committing
assault and battery upon Christopher
Ritter. Defendant plead guilty, and
was fined $500 and costs.
On Thursday last, Bostwick Parker
was brought before the Mayor, charg-
ed with committing assault and
battery upon the person of Christie
pher Shaffer. Plead guilty, and was
fined $500 and costs.
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Town and County.


During the next 90 days our stock
Of Winter Overcoats and Fall Goods
will be sold at cost. Extra induce
ments will be made to close out a part
Of the Stock of. Wrappers and Draw
ers, also heavy Winter Suits. We are
receiving the spring styles of Clothing
New Styles of full suits, which viii
be sold Cheap for Cash. Bring your
money and get value received. Don'i
forget that we keep White Shirts.
REED & ADAMS. Zone price,
March 10th 1863.
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Ills the penalty Of nature that all must
fade and wither." The first inroad upon nj
personal charms is generally denoted by the
hair, and in most cases prematurely. Let
all who would preserve their natural capil-
larry adornments make haste to apply that
never-failIng potency. "Barrett's Vegeta-
BILE Hair Restorative. "-Hdruord ODurdnL.
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CHERRIES SALE.

OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Julia OdeiI, In Trumbull Com
Raselus ]. Miller, ct. all
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbul
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, I shall expose to
public sale at the south loo OF the Cour
House, in the City OF Warren, In Trumbun
County, Ohio, on Saturday, the Goth day OF
March, A. D., 1863, between the hours Of n
and three o'clock, 2. m, Of said day, the
following described premises, to-wit : Stu
ate in the County Of Trumbun and State OF
Ohio, in Bristol Township, in said County,
and known as part Of Lot No. % in said Tp.,
road leading TO Pennington; west and north
by lands of John Cummings; east by center
OF Trumbul and Ashtabula Turnpike Road,
containing fifteen acres OF land, more or less
Appraised at s.. Terms Cash.
s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff
sherifrs once. Warren. %. FEB. I. Is69-5t
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Me0nistOn Re-arrested.

McQnistOn Re-arrested.
On Friday an Indictment was
found against Charles MeQuiston by
the Grand Jury, on the charge of bur-
glary; and he was arrested just as he
was leaving home to take the cars
west
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AEOyeIBet.

Last fall Messrs. L. G.. Jones and
Charles Smith laid a wager on the re-
suit of the Presidential election, the
conditions being that the loser was to
deliver SIS worth of wood to the poor
families in town during the winter,
in such quantities and to such persons
as the winner should designate. Mr..
Smith lost, and a day or two ago noti-
fed Nj. Jones that the conditions of
the bet had been complied with.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

See road tax notice among new
advertisements.
]. Goldstein has gone east for
Spring Goods.
Keep up your assurances; find
card of agents on our first page.
The Falcon Nail Mill went into
operation again on Monday.
-Selin's letter was crowded out
this week. VIII appear next week.
-Messrs. Field & Webb are having
the interior of their store handsomely
fixed up. aI- ia
Should you wish to patronize the
trades, consult our advertising col
umns.
"A dividend of eighteen and a hall
cents has been d~eclaredby the assignee
Of J. W. Brown & Co.
Mr.. JOEL MINER, Of Hartford
this county, left on Monday last tc
become q resident of Beaver Dam,
Wisconsin.
The readers attention is called tc
an article in this weeks CHRON IcLE
from the Cincinnati Gazette, emit tiled
t'The Prison Pens of Ohio"
The Niles Literary Association
exhibit on Friday and Saturd ay
evenings of this week, in Crandon &
Hartzels Hall, Miles. The troupe
viii play the melodrama of 'Tht
Dumb Boy Of Manchester"
r. NJ. Hank, of Hiram, but for
merly Of Rowland, met with a severe
accident one day last week. He was
drawing wood, and while going down
hill was precipitated from the load
breaking his leg in the fall. The frac-
ture was q bad one, but Mr.. Hank is
doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
A donation was given Rev. D. NJ
Rogers, of Niles, in Crandon 4
Hartzers Hall, on last Friday even
ing. the receipts amounting to SUI
A beautiful American silver watch
ta~stefulIy engraved by Mr.. Thad
Ackley, of the firm Of Vautrot I
Ackley, of Warren, was presented I
Rev. Rogers by the Masonic Lodge
Miles.
e. C.. Hubley, who has been !
the employ of J. B. Dunlap, OF TIL
place, for some time past, asapeddlel
absconded from Sharon on Monda
evening Of last week. He had bee
out on q collecting tour, and had az
counts to the amount Of about Sl,sO
with him. How much he had sue
ceeded in collecting has not bee.
a~scertAined.
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NOR SALE. The elegant garden

LFOR SALE. Inc elegant BAfueu
I farm Of the subscriber, consists OF l6
acres OF good soil for gardening purposes.
one-half mile east of the center OF Fowler,
will be sold on reasonable terms. There Is
a good large apple orchard, with Peaches
house and barn, with necessary 81
ings. For further particulars enquire or
address, .. M SEELY,
Fowler, Trumbu1 Co, o.
Feb. a. lS6o-5ts
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AKRON. March Z. 1859

A destructive fire occurred on Mar
ket street early this morning which
destroyed all the buildings on the
south side between Canal and High
streets. The Loss is about S100,000
! and the insurance light.
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It Gives unbOunded satisfaction.

MOUNT VERNON. o., June 4, 1855.
MESsRs. CULP & WICKHAM:-The Dyspep-
STA and Headache (Whittlesey's) Cure lett
with me. 0iUes dbUdddnt Sdtigdction- sup
ply is nearly exhausted. Send by freight
four dozen more. ISRAEL GREEN.
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OHERIFF,s SALE.

OThe State OF Ohio Trumbun County, S.
Gideon strOek, In GruP P1o
Anthony Hartman, ct al
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbu4
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
door Of the Court House in the City OF War
rem, Ohio, on Saturday, the Goth day Of March,
A.. d.. 1853, between the hours Of and 3
O'Clock, D. m, OF said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, to-wit: Situate in New
ton Township, in said County Of Trumbul,
and State Of Ohio, and known as being sub
division of Lots No. n ~ and nineteen 19)
in Great Lot No hfty-four go said to con-
tain 40-lOO acres OF land Appraised under
former order, at 5000. Terms Cash.
s. II. LAIRD, Sheriff.
NJ. Sutlif, Pitts Attorney.
Sherif-s Once, Warren, FEB. u, lS69-5t.
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BANKRUPTCY.

DIN the District Court Of the United States
IOr hi Northern District OF Ohio. In the
matter Of Walter g. Smith, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy.
To l0h0m u may concern: The undersigned
residing at Warren, Trumbul County, Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
town, Mahoning County, Ohio, whohas been
adJudged a bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court Of said District.
GEO. p. HUNTER, Assignee.
Feb. q. 1S6e-3t
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 8, 1883.
BUTTER-Firm. Sales at SO@Ssc for Ohio ;
Base for State.
CHEESE-Firm. Sales at ls@22lzc for COM
mon to prime.
CINCINNATI, March s, 1889.
BUTTER5Scarce and hrm. Sales at 4OG
45c for fresh.
Cheese not quoted.
PITTSBURGH, March 8, 1859.
BUTTER-Market steady and prices a
shade higher. We quote choice TO extra roll
at 42R45c n, and in half barrels at S393Se ,
D., as to quality.
CHEESE-Stocks OF all kinds are very
small, and really hne sells readily at out
side prices. Sales Of New York Goshen at
&c; New York dairy Of &c. Sales Of Ohio
Factory at &c 2 D.
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10 LIsPESARD ST.,
NEw YoRK. October I8. lss7.

NEW lOhh, UCIOUtI 10 4o0's
DEAR SIR:-It is with much pleasure that
1 saw TO you tbs 1 consider the PLANTATION
BITrERS of untold value. In the fall of 1867
l wa taken with Chills and Fever, with the
most eve pains in my chest and head. II
was with great difficulty that 1 could breathe.
My lungs were greatly distressed, and there
was severe pain in my right side, by spells:
L could hardlyget up from my bed. 1 called
out the least benefit. About the first OF
August / commenced using YOU PLASTA-
TIoN BrrTERS-a wine-glass full three times
aday-and have used it most OF the time
since. and am now well and strong, able to
do ali my own work and the are Of a large
family. Yours, &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
WATER-Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, n sold at hall
the price.
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Orchard is Himself Again.,

After an absence OF four months, we are
happy to announce the return of Mr.. Brooks,
with health restored n renewed youth
By his return we are enabled to do better
justice to our customers than ever before
Photos of all sizes and styles taken at reas-
enable rates, and satisfaction Guaranteed
Especial attention given 10 copying and ink
work. Come, see and be convinced.
March 3-tf BROOKS & POTTER.
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SUSAN WILSON
Go and See!

| Go and See!
The greatest improvement Of the age
The Health Corset, at
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per Line first insertion,
10 cents per line each subsequent Insertion.
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Stop Wearing my Boots and Shoes!

And the most honorable way o can do II,
is to go straight to head quarters where they
were made, land with which you were so
well pleasedO and pau for them! Have you
forgotten that with words as smooth as oil,
anda face as sunny as an infants, you prom
ised to ''call roundin a few days and pay up"
The few days have played" your promise
"gOne up" and now II o tCiSh to re-
deem yourself and olCl that pair of Boots or
Shoes, which are doing you good service
call and pdyJ for them noU. All kinds Of Gus
tom work made to order. Please give me a
call. Terms cash. H. RICE
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Cash Paid !

Nu1lI NIN
For old Books and Newspapersl Clear up
your garrets and get rid of your rubbish
We buy old Books, Patent Office Reports,
Public Documents Blank Books, Magazines,
Pamphlets, Newspapers, &C., at
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Warren, o., March SIT
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UyoIT Stomach is in aDyspeptie Condition,
combined with Costiveness or inactivity Of
the Liver, use Whittlnsey's Dyspepsia Cure,
and you will obtain relief. For sale by all
DRUGGISTS
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS.
Near A. L G ". Depot, Warren, o.

HAVING completed one Of the
finest FIGURING Mills in Northern Ohio,
Tor the manufacture OF -four and feed, and
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
have succeeded in placing every quality OF
hour and feed in the market at as low q
price as any manufacturer In theState
and we fully believe that all dealers and con-
sumers will hartily sustain our efforts by
literally ~patronizing those who make quali-
~ the criterian. not a combination to extort
a price. AN our houi and feed warranted as
represented. GIVE US . call
QUIZ MOTTO
Promptness in execution unsurpassed In
CAMP 4 RANDALL.
n. B.-Custom work promptly attended TO.
Dec. 25. 1851.
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"Barrett's" Universal Hair Restorative.
"Barrett'sr has q high reputation.
"Barrett's, can't be beat.
Wonder Of the age, "Barrett's."
Young America use "Barrett's."
Sold by Howl. Stratton & Hapgood.
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Window Sash.
PlOTs. PIOWs, PlOWs.

Four % light window sash-sxl0 glass; !
good order will be sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at this Office.
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NOTICE.
IN William J.. Hoover, Of Glen Wood, Mills
County, Iowa, Is hereby notified that Lucy
Hoover, did on the 18th day Of Feb, 1859, dle
Court OF Common Pleas, within n for the
County OF Trumbull, and State Of Ohio,
charging the said William ]. Hoover, with
willful absence for three years, AND asking
that she may be divorced rom the said VII
liam ]. Hoover, which petition will be for
hearing at the text term of said Court.
By JOHN n STULL,
Feb. Il, 1S69-6t Attorney for Petitioner.
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sc, w~hortleberries for sc, Peaches ac.
Sweet Corn 25c, Crack Corn Sc, Pearl Barley
Zoe at j, 7, CAMPBELL'S Main st.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ y 81
BEEF CATTTLE.-The favorable reports
from New York and other Eastern live stock
points impaired a hrmer feeling in the mar
ket for Cattle to-day, n as the attendance
Of buyers was good and the quality Of the
stock received well adapted to the require
ments Of trade, q tolerably active business
was transacted, and we note an advance OF
c c5od PET in dD %S on @a me Sv p82Per ST oTt Sn Tae p5 anna
nearly every Steer that could be graded as
No l or No. 2 was picked up at he advance
Steers for Detroit, Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
and on these grades prices slightly favored
the seller. Cows and light neshy Steers,
such as generally fall into the hands Of city
butchers, although not active, were steady
at previous quotations. Stock Cattle as a.
general thing were quiet, n inferior lots
were neglected. Sales were made at q range
OF from S5O096,OO for Cows and light Steers:
S6,2, 81 90 for fair to medium; Sr25@7,O for
good, and at S7,759SyS for choice TO extra
CLOSING PRICES:
Extra graded .SS,O 0GS,S
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, welcomed
4to6year old Steers, and averaging
Prime BeevesSGood, well fatted, fine
Y formed Steers. and averaging
Fair Grades9Fair Steers in far ies6'
averaging 1000 to loo rs, at--5,7596,51z
Medium ClasS-Medium Steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, and
averaging 200 to l.o0 rs, at5Aas5'70
2NO[A S1ANAC"SCAAAACA I IL
cent flesh, evera'g 500 to 1000 lbs,
Inferior-Light and thin Cows and
HOGS-The receipts to-day were light, and
as there WA an active competition between
shippers, the market ruled active and hrm
at an appreciation Of l5920c as long as the
supply lasted. The advtces from New York
were unfavorable, and, had it not been for
the fact hat the receipts were light, prices,
In all probability, wouldhaye remained sta
tionary at Saturdays quotations. Sales were
at 50 50s9,75 for light; S10.OO9lO, . for good
medium, and SIO,75G1l, Is for choice TO extra
lots. The following are the bulk Of the
SHEEP@The market was quiet and easy.
but not quotably lower. We quote at $500
SIS according to quality.
CHICAGO, March s,Is69.
LIVE HOGS-Quiet and a shade easier
Sales at S9,00G9,62 for common to fair; $1,000
@l0.50 for medium to good; sll,0O9l1,25 for
extra assorted.
BEEF CATTLE-steady forupper and du1
for lower grades. SBles Of COWS and light
steers at s4,T595,75: and S6,l296,O for fair to
medium; and S,05@SY25 for choice shipping
steers.
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Dried RIaekberries,

The best steel Piovs in market ut d. II.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Wassen, May /, lS6S-tf
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March s.
CATTLE-Receipts OF the week. 5,l3S head
Of beeves, 24.2lS sheep and lambs, 7.l21 hogs;
of beeveS the supply at the opening Of the
week was light, and, with cold weather and
favorable news from western markets, quot
ed firm, ruling from Is to l7c for medium TO
prime; n few choice steers at l6ZGl71sc; to-
day the market was moderately active and
prices ruled firm at the quotations : poor to
medium, l2sl5c; medium to fair steers, l59
16c; good steers and fat oxen, 16149l6Ac
prime to extra steers, I7@ISzc. choice, r7Ec,
the majority OF the sales were at l44Gl6c;
average price l54; the poorest cattle brought
l2Gl3c. Sheep and lambs. In the early
part Of the weekthe feeling was little weak
but the market Immediately regained
strength, and towards the close there was
n slight advance on the opening figures real
lied, prices ranging from &c for a poor
bunch OF sheep to SIC for choice Canada
stocks; most Of the sales being at 7@sAe for
fair to good, and &c for prime stock; tO-days
offerings, ruled firm for all grades, especially
prime, which are scarce; common to fair
sheep, 6G7c; good to prime, 79Sc, extra. So
SIC. prime, SIC. Lambs nominal; sales re-
ported during the week., 1854 head.
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NuFPTEE,S SALE


NThe state OF Ohio, Trumbull Co, IS.
Daniel Eckenrode VS.. Zachary Kerr. Admir-
Of Thomas Benton, decd CIVIL ACTON
Rv virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trumoul
County, ohio, in the above named case 70
me directed and delivered, I b expose %
public sale at the south % OF the Court
House in the city OF Warren, insaid County,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, Al lSo5,
between the hours Of one and three, 10
o'clock, p. m. OF said day, the
Ledsehold and Buildings, ~situatein the Coun-
ty Of Trumbun, ard State Of Ohio, to-w1t:
On a certain tract Of land situate in the VIII
lage OF Niles, in Weathersfeld Township, IN
said County Of Trumbull, and described as
follows, to-wtt: Being on west side Of Main
Street, south OF river bridge in said village
OF Niles, bounded on the north by the Ma
honing, eastb by said Main St. not opened, and
west by q little streamor run from a spring
emptying in said river.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms Cash
8. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sheridrs ONCE, Warren, O, Feb, 10, ls6S-5t