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Ito Charles y. Tray, who resides In the
Suate OF michigan o are hereby notified
that George .. Case, Admir- Of the estate O
Azel Tracy, decd. on the 24th day OF Febru.
airy, A. D. 1853, filed his petition In the Pro
bate Court within n for the County Of
Trumbull, and State OF Ohio, alleging thai
q persona estate OF said deeedent is insult.
hcient 10 pay his debts and the charges OF
administering his estate; that he died seized
in fee simple Of the following described real
estate situate in said County, to-wit: Part OF
lot No u. In the Township OF Hartford, and
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at the northeast corner OF said Lot
No. Is, thence south on said Lot line to the
northeast corner Of lands owned by James
north line to the corner OF the lands known
as the Timothy Thompson tract. thence
north on the east line Of lands lately owned
by Jarvis Gates, Eli Bushnell and Alva
west boundary line OF said Timothy Thomp-
sons tract; thence east to b place Of be-
ginning, containing seventy-seyen and one
half (T71O acres OF land.
Also, one other piece Of land known as
part OF Lot No. %, In the Township OF Hart
ford, n bounded and described as follows :
South on the east and west center road;
and now owned by l. G. Jones; north BY lands
lately owned by Uriel Holmes; n east by
lands lately owned by Joseph A. Gould, and
now owned by Sarah E Hart, and contains
thirteen (l3l acres Of n That Phebe Ira
cy as widow Of said decedent, Is entitled to
dover in said premises, and tina Dudly s.
Tracy. James F. Tracy and Charles II. Ira
cy are his heirs at Iaw, and hold the next
estate of Inheritance therein. The prayer
OF said petition Is for the assignment OF
dover, and for a sale OF said premises, sub
jet 70 q dover estate, for the payment OF
the debts aforesaid Said petition will be
for hearing on the lst day Of April, A. D.,
1853. GEORGES. CASE.
Admir- OF Azel Tracy, decd.
Taylor & Jones, Atty's for Plt,n.
March 3, lS69-4L.
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The Commissioner Of Trumbun Countyde de-
sire to say that the exigency Of the case de-
that they should use alllawful means
toproeure the building ola new Jail for said
County.
The old Jail, as has been said many times,
Is a nuisance, is nit to keep prisoners in.
Is Wen as insecure, it is unit and very un-
saIe Ior a family to live In, and something
needs to be done and should be done soon
Inc tax payers Of Trumbull County. un-
doubtedly do moi desire to paw their money
for guarding the old Jail, neither do they
wish 70 pay money to W prisoners kept at
considerable expense in the Jails Of adIoin-
ing counties. which they are now doing.
The present law only permits COUNTY Com
m1ssloners TO expend fifteen thousand dol
lars on any n structure without irst sub
hitting the question to a vote Of the people.
Inc commissioner think that Trum6uu
county ought TO have an Iron Jail Of at least
sixteen cells, Of which the Jail part would
cost from fifteen to~seyenteen thousand dol
lars IN addition to a brick building to snr-
round the jail, n for the family TO live in
WIN al least . reception room, and one
enough 70 be occupied by female prisoners
Also a cellar for the family and one FOR hot
air furnace and the storing Of fuel for the
furnace. The said brick building. with the
necessary arrangements, would cost from
nfteen TO twenty thousand dollars.
ThereiS something over fourteen millions
81 uoLars OF taxanle property, according to
the present valuation, in Trumbuu County
and three mills on the dollar valuation
would raise about forty-twO thousand
dollars.
IL the voters see proper to vote for a new
Jail this spring, the Commissioners propose
70 levy two mills on the dollar valuation for
the year 1858, and the balance in 1870. and to
expend what In their judgment Is necessary
for a new Jail, and no more.
Much more might be said on this question.
but the people Of Trumbull County are too
intelligent 20 need to be BORED in this
matter, therefore we respectfully submit it
them.
Auditors ONCE, Warren, o. March 3, 'ss-5t
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ANDY JOHNSON.

On Thursday evening last a demo-
cratic member offered a resolution in
viting ANDY JOHNSON, en- route to
Tennessee, to stop at Columbus, and
shake hands with the Legislature, but
it turned out that neither Republicans
or Democrats were generally sympa-
thizingly inclined to the extinction
airy. After some discussion, in which
the fire and birthstone orators of both
sides of the House, vented their con-
tempt for JOHNSON, the resolution was
indefinitely postponed, and Andy left
to pursue his journey home ward "un
honored and unsung."
ADJOURNED.
On Friday the Legislature adjourne-
till Tuesday, 9th inst, and on the 9Th
there was q marked effiux of carpet
baggers" from the capitol city. A
sine die adjournment is not likely tc
occur for at least six weeks yet. R.
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TIED
Greatest Discovery Yet.
StOufEer's Patent Egg Preseryer.

VIII keep Eggs in perfect condition two
years.
Eggs can't spoil while under the process.
It has been used by the patented twelve
years and never failed.
Eggs put up by this process during the
summer have been sold In the cities the foI-
lowing winter at i've times their original
cost!
One MAJ can put up and tend to marked, SO
600 tCorh Of Eggs IN Tess than sx months, and
more than double his EaoneV.
Is equally applicable to hot or cold ell
mates, Is easily understood, and costs about
= q cent per dozen.
Thousands have tested the Eggs, and GER
ttfy that they are perfect.
zheproeess q g~udranteed to Be perfect EGG
PRESER YER.
The patent has Is years to run.
Family Rights, without permission to buy
and sell eggs for speculation, IS: Grocers'
Rights-in Large Cities, $50 in Villages t1O
States n Counties according to Popula-
JOHN F. BEAZEL
Mar. ISos-St Uniontown. Penna.
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MARRIAGE Notice, inserted Gratis.

Marriage Notices inserted Grotts.
By Rev. L. W. Ely, on the 4th inst, at the
residence OF Leonard Grange, ESQ. Liberty
Trumbul Co, o., Mr.. JAMES STRAIN. 81
youngstown, Mahoning Co, o., and Miss
LOUISA DABNEY uf the former place.
Feb. 24th, at the brides mothers, by Rev. DR..
Bollard, Mr.. EZRA HASKELL, Of Warren.
Ohio, TO Miss CELESTIA A. COOK, Of De,
troit. No cards.
In the city Of Warren, at the Eagle House,
on the 9TH Of February last, by Mayor
Dawson, Mr.. JOHN MMULLEN, of Nc
Gregor. Iowa, and Miss ANNA EVANS, Of
Warren.
In B~aconsburg, on the 5th inst, by Rev. Ira
Eddy, Mr.. WIN. ]. IVES, to Miss ELECTA'
WALKER.
At the residence Of William Lee Bronson
in the city OF Warren, on the sth inst, by
Mayor Dawson, ISAAC A. PARKER, OF
Newton Falls, Trumbul Co., and Miss
CARRIE HEATH, Of Charleston, Portage
Co, o.
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DIN the District Courtof the United States
tUr the Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter Of Aaron Hall. Bankrupt
In bankruptcy. At Cleveland, in the said
District, on the 9th day OF February, A D..
Northern DiStrfet Of Ohio, Is. Take notice
that a petition has been fled in said Court
by Aaron Hall Of Bloomfield, in the Coun-
ty Of Trumbull, in said District, duly decla-
red q Bankrupt under the Aet OF Congress o.
March ID, 1907, for q discharge, and q certid-
cate thereof, from all his debts and Other
claims proyable under said Act n thatthe
sth day OF April next, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, Is
assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
and where you may attend and show cause,
II any you have, why the prayer OF the said
Petition should not be granted.
You viii also AXE notice that the second
and third meetings Of Creditors, required by
the 9th and 18th sections OF said Act, will %
held by order Of said Court on the 8 day
Of April, A. D., 1879, at 10 O'Clock. a. m AZ
Warren, in said District, before I. @. Jones,
Esq, me Of the Registers OF said Court,
EARL BILL, Clerk OF the District Court.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt.
March 3. lS69-2t
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ce Current Of Wool at New York.
March LIST. 1863.

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY.-The
March number Peters Musical
Monthly is at hand, and contains
some twenty-four pages of Choice
New Music, giving selections from
the most popular writers, and variety
enough to suit the most fastidious.
We notice, first, a beautiful little
ballad, by j. S. Cox, entitled Left
All Alone" A Sacred Song by
George Leach, entitled, "The Lord
will Provide" "Coraline." by the
Nations Song-Writer, Will S. Hays,
comes next ; this is followed by a
sprightly Comic Song by t. Brigham
Bishop, entitled 1.-The Young Wild
ow." There are also three instru.
mental pieces, namely, Pretty as a
Pink" Barcarole, by Mack; "Fleur
de The Galop," by Dressler, aud the
famous "Grecian Bend March," by
Prevot. In addition to the above.
Mr.. Peters gives fifteen pages of
choice family Reading, and all for
the moderate sum of 30 cents. or s.
per year-over s. worth of New
Music appearing in each number.
Those of musical frienes who
do not subscribe are certainly losing
a rich treat, as $40 worth of music
cannot be bought every day for such
a small sum. Issued by j. L. Peters,
Music Publisher. Sample copies. 30
cents. P. o. Box 5429, n. Y.
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thought it would be advisable to APP
point if his own d~eclination was ac-
cepted, is understood to have answer
ed that he believed Special Commits
sioner Wells would make an excellent
secretary, and this gentleman has
been strongly recommended to the
President by others in whom Presi-
dent Grant has confidence.
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IA On our first page will be found
President GRANTS Inaugural Adj
dress. 1t is a plain, u~nvarnished,
straight forward document, not so
lengthy as to be tedious, mol so brief
as to leave doubt as to the Presidents
sentiments concerning either home or
foreign affairs. Heis emphatically in
favor of q liberal extension of suffrage
as pledged by the Republican party to
the people. He repudiates greenback
reputation, or any other evasion OF
obligation to our national creditors
He proposes to deal fairly by, and tc
be dealt fairly with, the European
nations, otherwise they may be paid
back in the same kind they have Of
may attempt to impose upon us with.
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DANKRUPTCY


u In the District Court Of the United
states, for the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of John Anderson and Sam
uei NJ. Rupp, Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy.
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estates of o An
derson and Samuel NJ. Rupp, of Warren, in
the County OF Trumbull, OF the State Of Ohio,
in said District, ~adjudged B~ankrupts upon
the petition of Gordon, Mcmillan & Co., their
creditors; and the payment of any debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging
TO said B~ankrupts,t TO them ortotheir use and
the transfer of any property by them, are
forbidden by law.
a meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupts toprove their debts and choose one or
more aSSignees Of their estates, will be held
az a Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at
warren. in said District, on the I'd day of
Aprili 1858. at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at the office OF
L-C. Jones, Esq.,, one of the Registers In
bankruptcy Of said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
March 10, ls69-2t
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AhsIBl
Warren, O, March 10,
DOAD NOTICE.

lCNotice is hereby given that there will be
a petition presented tothe Commissioner OF
Trumbull County, at their next meeting, in
April next, for laying out q County Line
Road, Commencing on the turnpike on cor
ner OF lands owned by Mrs. Sarah Hayward,
OF Bloomfield, Trumbull County, n Thos-
Day OF Orwell, Ashtabula County thence
west along the County line, terminating at
the plank road running from Bloomfield 10
gainesville.
bloomfield, Mar. 10, ls69-3t
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DANKRuPTCY

R-A~NANLNOI IL L.
u In the District Court of the United
suites, for the Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter Of VIM. H. Beardsley, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
TO trhon q may concern :-The undersigned
residing at Southington, Trumbull County,
Ohio, hereby gives notice of his appoint
said SOuthington, Trumbun County, Ohio,
who has been adjudged q Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Courtof said
District. HOMER NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
Soutn1ngton, O., March 10, ls69-3t
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CHERIFF,S SALE


Orhe State of Ohio, Trumbun County.
Chew & Leslie, VS.. Joseph Robinson and
the Mshoning Coal Company.
In Trumbun Common Pleas. By virtue OF
an order OF sale issued out OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
in the above named case, to me directed and
delivered, J. have levied upon and shall ex-
pose 10 public sale, at the south door Of the
Court House in the City Of Warren, in said
County, on Saturday, the 18th day OF March,
A. d., 1869, between the hours OF one and
three O'Clock, p. m, Of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the cOun-
" OF Trumbull, and the State Of Ohio, to-
wit: situate in Lot NO-in Hubbard Tp.,
in said County Of TrumbuIl; bounded as fol-
w On the north by lands contracted for
by Michael Madden; on the east by the Hoo
yer farm rs feet; on the south by land con-
tracted for by NJ. B. Hatch, 400 feet TO the
center Of the highway; on the west by the
public highway, IS feet, and contains 69-l0O
OF an acre Of land.
Appraised atN. Terms cash.
s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Shertns once, Warren O., Feb. 10, lsse-5t.
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GnArr,s INAuauRAL ANp CABI.

GRANTS INAUGURAL AND CABI-
net IN WALL STREET.-Yesterday
CoId dropped to 1304-the lowest in
Two veas-and bonds went up to l19f.
Rather significant signs of the
effect produced by the Inauguration
of the new regime at washington.
Abroad the excitement was very
great and American securities went
M to 8Sl in London and to GOT IN
Frankfort.-N. Y. Herald, March 8.
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DETITION for Divorce.

III state Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Laura Bushnell VS.. Jason Bushnell. In
Court Of Common Pleas. Petition for Di.
vOrce.
The plaintiff has this day filed her petiti-
ton in said Court, stating hat she inter
married with said Jason. April, 1855, since
which time she has continued to reside in
said county, and has faithfully discharged
her duty to him as his wife; but the said ia
son has for more than three years last past
been guilty Of habitual drunkenness, and
extreme cruelty to her, that he has at divers
times and beat her, AND in April
1856, deserted her, and left her without any
means OF support. The petitioner prays for
divorce and alimony. The defendant is
hereby notified to pPear and answer said
petition, as the same will be for hearing at
next term Of said Court, Nov. I'd. 1859.
LAURA BUSHNELL
Milton Sutliff, Attorney.
March 10. lS69-6t
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nOAD TAX NOTICE

II VII L-lA WIN
III At tho session OF the Commissioners OF
Trumbul County, held March /, 1869, 1t was
ordered that a tax of u a mill on the dollar
valuation be levied upon the property of the
County for road purposes in the several
townships. Township, City and Village
Clerks are hereby requested to notify the
County Auditor, at their earliest convent
ence, If their respective authorities deem il
necessary TO make an additional LerV.
JAMES d. KENNEDY,
County Auditor.
WARREN, March 10, 1s6s-lt
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Walter Brown & Co.'s Monthly Wool
Circular.


The month of February opened or
a quiet market, but with prices steady
and unchanged. Manufacturers fol
the time seemed to have supplied
their immediate wants, and were
quietly waiting m improvement in
wooden goods before making additions
to their stocks. The demand was
mostly for low and medium grades OF
Fleece and Pulled, which were scarce,
and stocks much reduced. As the
month advanced the finer grades were
more sought after, and desirable
parcels were taken at market rates,
and a moderate degree of activity pre-
vailed in all descriptions.
The demand has been almost en-
tirely unattended by any speculative
feeling, except, perhaps, that exhie-
tied by some large manufacturers in
anticipating their wants, and invest
ing their surplus capital in raw mate
rial, confident that there would be no
decline in value, and considering the
chances favorable for animprovement.
The receipts of Fleece Wool from
the country have been small. Pulled
Woods have been in fair supply, and
stock well kept up from the pelts of
the great number of slaughtered sheep
of the last fall and winter. The stock
of pelts still awaiting the convenience
of pullers is very considerable.
Texas and California Woods are at
tracing more attention, and the de-
sirable qualities Ofthe best descriptions
are gradually becoming better appre-
ciated.
On the whole the tone of the mar
ket has been that of moderate activity,
attended with a. healthy demand from
consumers and steady prices, the
month closing strong, with improved
feeling in all descriptions.
Price Current Of Wool at New York.
M,rch TSt 1890
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. EGAL NOTICE.

Lon Friday, the ID day OF ApxSl A. D.
1sos, at 3 O'Clock In the afternooR Rpon the
premises, in Mecca Township, fraDkou Co.
Ohio, viii be sold at public a~1etton, the 81
lowing real estate, as the property e Milo A.
Phillips. decd. to-wtt: q In Mecca
Township, TrumbuH COnntE, ohio. and
known as part Of Lot No s. In CoWle's tract
in said Township, and o1n6od and desert
bed as follows: Beginning At tbs north-WaGf
corner Of land owned By Cyrua Il. Smith.
on the south line OF a Of IraKnRppr thencs
west on said Knanps line thirty-efRht rods-
thence south to the north Inc ofland ~
MAY Sm1tni tneneseast Lnlr.y-elght noda to
on said Cyrus h. Smiths line 20 the place OF
beginning; containing thlrty-oiRht acrea of
land Said land viii be sold nee q dover,
Appraised at $4,000 TernsEOne-third IN
hand, one-thlrd in y year, and one-third
In two years-deferIed payments 70 bear in
terest and be secured BY mortRaga upon the
premises WILLIAM W. C0WDERY-
Admir- q Mo A. Phillips, deed
March 3 ls60-4t
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Feb. q. lssa-st
settlements Ordered to be Advertised.

III IS ordered that the following ac-
lcounts OF Executors, Administrator,
Guardians, and Trustees, which have been
", be advertised four consecutive WeeKl,
according to law, n that they rematn on
dle for inspection and exceptions until the
day Of March, A. D., 1855, when they VIII
be examined and ordered to Record II no
exceptions appear thereto:
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ESTATE Of John Sewers. The un-
Adersigned has been appointed and quail
he'd as Executrix on the estate on John sow
ers, late Of Rowland, decd.
BETSY ANN Sewers Exec'x.
Rowland, March s. lS6p-StS
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BANKRUPTCY

IT. Il
DIN the District Court Of the United States
iOr the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matter of John c. McLaln, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
Notice is given that in pursuance Of An
order Of said Court. to me directed, / Will
sell at auction, on Monday, the ed day OF March,
1869, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. M
and 4 o'clock, p. m, at the door OF the Court
House in Warren, Ohio, the entire interest
book accounts due the late firm Of Warren
& McLain. Terms cash.
VIM 7. SPEAR,
Assignee of Jno. c. MeLain-
Warren, O., March 10, Is69-2t
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JAIL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
l. question OF a New Jail will be Submit
ted 70 the qualified electors OF Co-
At the April Election in 1853. Those who ar
IN favor OF q New Jail viii vote Yes, and
those opposed will vote M.
BY OF ok MoLCoTT,)
LIB. PAYNE.
Jas. D.. KENNEDY, County Auditor.
Warren. Ohio, March l, 1883.
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:PTOWS
STEEL PLOWS

HAVE ARRIVED, and a this Is
1.-the nrst lot Of York = q Rranftrza PEous
ever exhibited in this market we venture
the assertion that parties coming twenty
chase or not viii feel well paid for the trou-
pie. They are simply ete0onr and II they
don't act a. well as they look, parties buying
may return them and have the money re-
funded Headquarters at Jameson 4 Whee~
ler's old stand FITCH 4 TYLEP.
March ), Is69-2mo
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TTACHMENT.

a 7.
AJonn @ Jaynes, Pitt, VS. N. McIatyre A
WIN Laughton. Defts. Before I. n. Dawson
!. P..o Of Warren Township, Trumbuu Co 81
On tae 10Th day OF February, A. D.. iSsp,
selu Justice Issued an order OF Attachment
IN the above action, for the sum OF thirty
dollars. By GEO. P. HUNTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.