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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-01

ICELAND MOSS PASTE. for coughs,
r.il, &c. Also recommended for public
-pcahcrs. For sale by
L. L. DUPUY. Apothecary,
uuls l25 Broad street.
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DRyGS. NE4ECEyEs, &c.

V7uE PUREST AND BEST AMERICAN
| COp LIVER OIL. 7 SSIER'S NEW
luENDIAND COD LIVER OIL is for sale OIL
dr4Ughi and by the bottle by
L. WAGNER, Druggist
drI.-gtk corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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8,oHs AND STATIONERY.

4 CCOUNT BOOKS 1S70.-NOW Is
n THE TINE TO GIVE YOUR ORDERS
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH, 1913 Nain street, arc
prepared to manufacture all kinds or BiASh
BOOKS I'M the best style.
Large stock Of Law and Siisccllaneous Books,
:, ,'1I no q
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TTOR RENT, until 1st May, 1870, a=H
II beautiful little STORE AND CELLAR, III
No s1g Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth
south side. A longer time may be had. Price,
S35 per month. Possession at once. Inquire on
the premises no 3p--oC
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THE DISPATCH.



TOR BALTIMORE.-SteamerS Ss1slj
T. ELLIE KNIGHT will leave ber
wharf on THURSDAY. December I'd, ut o,clock
A. VI. Freight received up 20 so'clock Z. ID.
Wednesday. For freight or passage apply n
HARyEYS & WILLIAMS,
de lit s1 .1-ft Agents.
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WANTED, Il good COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER-one with good recommends
tiois. JOHN L. GLENN,
No 2GIl tranklln street,
de 1T Church Hill.
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WANTED, TO FIND PURCHASERS
w FOR TWO FINE FAMILY CARRIAGES;
also, TWO HACKS-one close, the other open
the latter of which took the first premium at the
late State Fair. VIII be sold ut Il very low price
at tho old stand Of Lambeth & Francis.
...-. as5 O. 4. FRANCIS,
rol71m 1913 Franklin street.
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TOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS, E:s
4 with servants attendance and gas Fun LII
BOARD can also be had in the house at moderate
price, If desired. Applyto
II. L. WIGAND,
SIS Broad street.
de l-lm Lctlynnu Fifth and Sixth streets.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THE
Y DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, SIS BROAD STREET,l
BhrwEES EIGHTH AND NINTH. )
WANTED, TEN THOUSAND CO.
w LuEED LAB0RERS families prefcrrcdI
TO 90 SOUTH. Wages from SIS 10 $3.50 per
'lonth. and rations. Transportation free:
de l-3tn JOHN III. pElS.
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EOR RENT, THE BRICK STORE, Fs4
Z with GOOD DWELLING, on the east Eli
side Of Brook avenue. first house from Broad
street and at present occupied by Mr.. Arnall.
Possession given mt once. To an acceptable tenant
the rcrt will be made low. Apply to
MOSES MILLHISER.
-. / IL, Oil Main street
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-The |FTk
Il steamer j. s. GREEN. Captain sssssif -
PACE, now l. ing at her berth in the Dock, Will
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY,
December sc. at IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage for Philadel-
phia, including meals and stateroom, %.
". =. PORTER, Agent,
de l-3t Office No. 2io5 Dock street.
LNOR SAVANNAII-FIRST YES tA
noer IEuNESSA MYERS master fs lnad.,&akSnkSS
ing for the above port, and Will have quick dis
patch. For freight, apply to
CROWELL & CURRIE,
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, u SUIT OF ROOMS c.
l. consisting OF one large and one small FL
room, furnished or unfinished, with or without
BOARD. Gentlemen preferred. Apply ut the
corner Of Third and Leigh streets, No. 2lj.
dc l-1t*
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 PURCHASER FOR THE
w STOCK and FIXTURES of one OF the old
est DRUG STANDS In the city. now enjoying the
consequence OF my physical inability to longer
prosecute business. Terms low. For full parttcu-
lars, address 4. Is. c., Richmond post-ofllce.
do l--toIJyF
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WANTED DIAfDTEDIATELY,A AT SAND
w PATCH TUNNEL, Pittsbnrg aud Connells-
vile railroad, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
MEN. Wages per day. 20, and S:.e5 per day In
the heading. No lost time during the winter.
tpply to II. j. HAWLEY,
IT office Of +. ID. Eacho,
de lit No Fourteenth street.
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WANTED, two single gentlemen, or Il
w gentleman and wife, 10 occupy FUR
NISHED ROOM with BOARD. Terms mode
rate. Apply at Ill race street. no 30-3t*
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WANTED, HANDG.--Captain u. Me-
" Donald Is now at my Office, and wants FIVE
HUNDRED GOOD FARM III AN DS, also TWEEN
TY-FIVE GOOD RAILROAD HANDS.
J. u. JCSrIS,
dc l-3t No. Q Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, 800 COLORED HANDS to
w 20 South. Call Mt once, rs they will leave
on Tuesday next In charge OF Captain n. Me-
Donald and will 90 hy rail-, leaving by the Rich
mOnd aud Dauyilc railroad.
J. =. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
no Cit No. . Fifteenth street.
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MACHINERY, &c.
M HINE SHOP.
SLOAT i ADDINGToS,
~ MACHINISTs.

WORKS AND OFFICE ISl5 CARY STREET, MIA
\ FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
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VINEGAR RS.-CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTFRS for sale by
oclg PURCELL, LADD Il co.
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have concluded that "'charity begins
at home and are going to assist
Warren no more if we can help 1t.
We are working for a r. r. and to
get one, we would he willing the
county seat should so TO Hubbard,
provided Hubbard would build n
buildings. We are on the proposed
line from Baconsburg to talr Port,
aud at the word r.. r. every man.
hat goes into the air, who Is within
hearing. The little scrub town OF
West Pennington is urging its claim
TO have the road diverge from its
course and come there, simply be-
cause they possess a select school, but
they have the 'ClintOn Hair Tight
and should be satisfied.
Our town is really looking up, and
if Rip Nanwinkle's boss could spare
him from building fires long enough
for him to make n trip TO earth he
would hardly know the place.
c. \. Brigden & Son have refitted
and repainted their store, and we can
safely say, this county cannot boast OF
q better store room out of Warren.
Andrew Poe has enlarged his sales
room To so feet wide and 50 feet deep,
and when his glass front is finished,
and the room painted, he will not he
far Behind the Brigdens.
We are sorry to lose our townsman
Z. c. Cox, he having sold his cheese
factory to the Messrs. Differels; they
are fine young men, and understand
their business, but no nan can fill f.
C.. COX's place but Eph. We under
stand he is going to Kansas. X.
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From MesOpotamia,

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-At our cleo
ton for township officers, the follow
ing officers were elected.
Tftstees-H. n. Clark, j. III. Laird,
James Lepper.
Assessor-B. E. Holcomb.
TredsuTer@Jeduthan Clark.
Cerk-C. E. Brigden.
COHSt0bIes-J. NJ. Smith, VIM. j.
Ives.
Our town was emphatic against a
new Jail, for the following reason /:
The question of a r. Road from Fair
Port, through our section to the coal
fields in the east part of Trumbull
CO., is being thoroughly agitated in
this section, and r. II. men who pre-
tend to know, say thatit will intersect
the A. & G. w. at Bloomsbury.
And if such should be the case, Ba-
consburgh would soon rival Warren
in point of business and population.
Being the center town in the county,
it would of course claim the county
seat. 1t is so reported in these parts
that the people of said place, would
build the county buildings, and as a
matter of course, we of MesOpotamia
would rather Bloomsbury would
build them than to assist.
Baconsburg with the county seat
as an incentive, would work for said
R. R., and we of the north part of
the county, with a r. r. as a prize,
would assist Baconsburg. As far as
Mesopotamia is'concernedS we would
give our share of the Court House to
Warren for a town house, as said
township is too poor to have one, but
must use the Court House to hold
elections msF
The pulse of this town is at fever
heat over the r. r. excitement. We
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4 Skillfnl EOreerK.

The New York Tribune says: One
of the most remarkable fOrgeries ever
committed in this city-remarkable
not so much for the amount of money
obtained as for the cleverness and
skill with which theaffair was carried
thrOugh-was discovered on Monday
afternoon, but was kept secret until
yesterday, when the facts became the
subject of comment on Wall street.
The forgery was evidently planned
and executed by a master hand, aided
by men who were well versed in the
mode of doing banking business in
vogue in the great firm of Jay Cooke
& Co., whose office is located at the
corler of Wall and Nassau streets.
The forged checks were five in num-
Der, the highest calling for $1,000, and
the lowest for $500, their aggregate
being S26, 600, and were executed on
fac simile copies of the check forms
used by the firm. They were present
ed on Monday afternoon at the Bank
of the State of New York, on Wall
street, and at ono paid, all the sigma
lures being such perfect forgeries that
none but n perfectly familiar with
the sign manual of the supposed
signer could detect them. The skill
and knowledge of the fOrgers was
more clearly shown, however. inthelr
perfect adherence TO the rules which
govern the firm OF Jay Cooke y Co.,
as well as those in force at the bank.
JAW Cooke * Co., have four or five
cashiers, whose duty it is TO indorse
checks bearing the firm signature
overt to the person to whom the money
is to be daid. Thus, if a check bear
ing the signature of the firm should
be presented at bank, without the
Endorsement of the cashier, 1t would
not be paid. To successfully carry
out their plan, therefore, the forsers
made a triple forgery, first signing
the name of the firm, then the in
dOrsement to the holder, and, TO
make assurance doubly sure, append
ed another signature of the cashier 10
each check, identifying the holder.
This last p%recautiOn was taken be-
cause it is a custom of the firm to
arrange with their bank never TO
cash a check for over s., 600 unless
the holder is identified. AS the teller
saw the cashiers naturalization of
the holder on each of the checks he
entertained no donbt of their gen.
uineness, and probably supposed that
the holder was a stranger in the city.
The employees of Jay Cooke x Co.
pronounced the forged signatures to
be almost perfect fac SMILES of the
original, and devoid of that stiffness
which generally characterizes for
geries. The case is as yet very
mysterious, and, as far as can be
ascertained, neither Jay Cooke nor
the bank officials have any clue as TO
the perpetrators of the ~forgeries.
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April II, lsG9-tf
IST OF LETTERS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbull County.
Adm of D: J. B~eardsley,l In Trumbull
VIM. II. Beardsley, ct. all
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
Co., o., in the above named case, to me direct
ed and delivered, 1 ave levied on and shall
expose to public sale, atthe south door OF the
Court House In the City of Warren, in said
County Of Trumbull, on Saturday. the 22d day
Of May, A. D., 1863, between the hOurs OF one
and three O'Clock y. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: Stu
ate in the township OF S~outhington, County
of TrumbuIl and State Of Ohio. and known
as part of lots No. seven a eight ~ nine (O
ten l0l and seventeen 40. Lot No. y is boun-
ded as follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner of said lot No. Q. in the center of the
highway thence west on the center OF the
highway Ql2) one hundred and twelve perch
es; thence north ninety-eight (aSJ percheS;
thence east one nundre and twelve Ql2)
perches 70 the town line; thence south on lot
line (aS) Perches TO the place of beginning.
containing in said lot No. nine sixty-eight
lGSl acres OF land, more or less. Appraised
at S24 per acre.
LOts7. 6, 10 and Y. bounded as follows: ON
the north by the township line, by lands of
o. X. Beeman, and by lands OF Danl. Hart
mans heirs; cassidy lands OF George Wilmer,
q. X. Beeman, Danl. Hartman's h irs and a
north and south road leading from said
Beardsley's to State Road; south by lands of
Nathan Meyer, o.. X. Beeman and David
Rupright, and by lands OF VIM. Hoffman,
and west by lands of Jonathan Rice. Jacob
Ritter, Isaac r. Leiby, and twenty co acres
now held by said Wm. II. Beardsleg, by con-
tract, and contains four hundred and thirty
two $50 acres, in all five hundred acres OF
land. said ~ acres appraised at $50 per
acre. Said IS acre tract 10 be sold seperate
from the 1872 acre tract. Terms Cash.
Ranney L Hatfield, Atty's for Plt'ff.
Sherif7s Office, Warren, o., April p, ls6N5t
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RECEIVERS Annninted.

On the 18th instant, the following
Circular was issued from the office of
the Superintendent of the A. & G..
w. Railway in this place:
To EMPLOYEES:
BY order of the
Courts of the different States through
which this Railroad runs, Messrs.
JAY GOULD and w. ARCHIBALD
0'DoHERTY have been appointed Re-
ceivers of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company and all
its property, which is now in their
possession, and viii be held so for
their account.
L. d. RUCKER, Genl Sup't.
1t will be remembered that when
the y. & G. W. Railway was trans
ferred to the Erie Railway, the latter
company contracted to pay the former
80 per cent. of the gross earnings.
Some misunderstanding arising in
regard to this payment, the parties in
interest agreed, for the purpose of
adjusting the difficulty, to the APP
pointment of the Receivers named
one of them representing the Erie
and the other the A. d G.. w. Com
pany. The latter named road re-
mains subject to the control of the
Erie company.-MeddriUe Democrat.
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New Advertisements.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
March 81, lsss-sm,

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
AREAL ESTATE In pursuance Of an
order granted by the Probate o Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio, I will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the I'D day OF May, 1859,
between 10 O'Clock a. m, and 1 O'Clock, D. m,
upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the County Of Trum-
bull and state Of Ohio, to-wit; Situated in
and is known as part Of Lot No. ~, In the
Township Of Hartford, and is bounded and
described as follows : Beginning at the
northeast corner Of said Lot No. 10, hence
south on the line OF aid Lot to the north
east corner Of lands owned by Jarvis Gates,
in A. D., So; thence west on said Gates
north line tOthe corner Of land nownas the
Timothy Thompson tract; hen north on
the east line oflands lately owned BY Jarvis
Gates, Eli Bushnell, and AlvR Merriam, to
the highway, the same being the westboun-
dairy line OF said Timothy Thompson tract /;
thence east TO the place Of be~ginning-con-
tanning SeTenty-seVen and One-half acres OF
land, being the lands decided by Matthias
Christy and wife, to AZel Tracy, by deed da-
ted April 10, A. D, 1856 Also one other piece
OF land known as part Of Lot No. 20, in said
Township Of Hartford, and Is bounded as
follows: South by the east n west center
road; west by lands lately owned by Elan
Jones, and now owned by L. G. Jones: north
east by lands lately owned By Joseph A.
Gould, and now owned by Sarah i. Hart,
contains thirteen acres ofland, the same
being b land decided by Asahel Bratnard
ls25. Appraised at $500, viz: The hrst piece
at 500 and the second at $1,000.
Terms OF Sale.-One-third in hand one
third in one year, and one-third in " years
from the day of sale, wtthinterest; the pay
m D1smi. TO be Sei secured Oy mS5ISsfs u gasE sne
Admir- Of Azel Tracy, decd.
Warren, April q, IS694t
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Call and Settle !
THE undesIgned having

THE undersigned having disposed
OF his property, known as the STEAM
CARRIAGE EACTORY, South OF the Canal
in Warren, with the exception OF one ware
room and lot, and al new work on HANDY
for the sum Of $500 respectfully asks the
continuance Of the liberal patronage here
tO1ore bestowed upon him TO the new firm OF
Drennen 4 GOist. Mr.. Drennen Is an able
mechanic. having been connected with this
Aetory for Is years, and having been the
general superintendent oft for the last thir-
teen years
The undersigned has about S7,O00 OF Car
riages and Buggies on land and for sale
cheap, at the old stand. Also, Lumber.
Hubs, Blacksmith and WOod-shop Tools.
steam Engine, SC, which Will be disposed OF
cheap for cash, by the undersigned, at the
new nrm- All persons indebted to the un-
dersigned VIII please call n settle within
the next sixty days. Claims against II. G.
Belden, presented at the old stand, VIII be
promptly paid II. q. REIDFN.
Feb. ID, fSe9-6mO
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DANKRuPTCY

n In the District Court OF the United
States. for the Northern District Of Ohio.
In D matter Of Samuel NJ Rupp, and John
Anderson. firm Of Anderson & Rupp, Bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
n arbo1a n mGv concern The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee OF samuel NJ. Rupp, and John An
derson. irm of Anderson & Rupp, OF warren,
Trumbuu County, Ohio, within said Dis
trict. who have been adjudged bankrupts
on creditors petition by the District our OF
said District. JOHN NJ. SIULL-
Warren, o.. April q. lSsaat Assignee
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. UCTION SAFE. viii be sol,

A UCTION SALE VIII be sold
"A at public auction, to the higaes bidder.
AZ the residence of. Goldstein, corner Of
High street and Bazetta read, in Warren.
cing at 10 O'Clock, AN, all his Household
Furniture, consisting Of Parlor Furniture.
l Splendid Mirror, Looking Glasses, Bureau.
Settees, a fine Fashionable Bedstead. with
HairSpFing Mattress, Bed, Dining Room n
Kitchen Furniture, several Bedsteads. Cook
ing and Parlof Stoves, Garden Utensils, &c.
ness. Single Horse Wagon 1 cutter, l Cut
ting Box, 2 Saddles and Brides, and a great
many other things.
Terms-Aus sums yerfive dollars 6mOnths
sums unde five dollars VIII be cash.
April 2l-lt J.. GOLDSTEIN.
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ERI SALE

Admir- of D. J. B~eardsley,) In Trumbul
vs. Pleas.
WIN. II. Beardsley ct. al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbull Co,
Ohio, TO me directed and delivered. 1 have
levied on and shall expose 10 public sale, at
the Court House In the City Of Warren, o.,
on Saturday, the 2sd day Of nay, A. D., 1868,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock,
p. m, Of said day, the following described
real estate. to-Vit: Situate in the township
OF Southington, County OF Trumbull, and
State Of OHIO. ~andbounded and described as
follows: Commencing at the southwest
corner of land now owned by w. H. Boards
ley, in the south lin OF lot No. !, Southing-
ton Township; thence north SO ehainS and5O
inks to a stone post thence west chains
N 8 links 10 a stone post thence south ~
chains 80 links to said south lot line; thence
east along the lot line chains and 8 links 10
the place of beginning, and containing 20
Terms Cash. S.M. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherihns Office, Warren, o., April 81, lS6s-5t
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CHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbul Count y, %.
c. F. Davis, In TT1mbuil Com
David B. Sexton, ct. all
By virtue OF an order Of sale ~ ued out OF
the CouT OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, Ohio, In h above named ease, 20
me directed and delivered, ] a ' levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the Court
House, in the City OF Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, the ssd day OF Nay, A. D., 1883, be-
tween the hours of two n four o'clock, y.
m, OF said day, the following described real
estate, tO-wit: Situate in the Township Of
Mesopotamia, County OF Trumbull, RndState
Of Ohio, and being the undivided one-half
in common Of said lands, which are In Lots
?. =, A, - -, and a, in said township,
and described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot Il, and runping
thence east and with the lot line ~ rods. Is
links; thence south 81 rods II links; thence
east liz rods thence north 50 rods 5 links
thence east Is links thence north - rods IL
links; thence east lO6 rods - links; thence
north 81 rods Is links; thence east Is rods II
links: thence north Is rods; thence north
2Oo west IS rods, u links; thence north II
IS west 3 rods Q links; thence north IL rods
links; thence north y rod thence east %
rods links; hence south u rods; thence
east 81 rods s links; thence north Jos rods;
thence west 30 rOds; thence north 3rods u
links; thence west 10 rods 8 links; Thence
north I6 rods; thence west 90 rods 5 links
thence north 2rods 5linkx; thence west 80
rOoS 10 Lnkst - the west Inc OF salu hol NO.
46; thence south with the west line Of lots
20 and a, 23 rods to the place OF beginning,
containing S4 acres, more or ess-but ex-
cepting therefrom all that part OF lot No. "A,
living between the north line Of the lot and
the center Of Mil Creek, and bounded east
by q line 81 o sinks west from the west
line Of said lot A including one acre-by
DR.. Casey, containing % acres, more OF less,
and included in said description is nve-sixth
$50 Of twenty-one (2) acres % rods, onvey-
ed by Orrin ]. Bates, to said B.. II. Fitch, by
quit claim deed.
Terms Cash. Appraised at Sl9,665,O0.
s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Baekus, Estep & Bark, Pitts Atty,s
Sheriffs Once, Warren. o., ADril2, ls09-ot-
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RzTDGH Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that seal
~ ed proposals viii be received at the Au-
dItor's Office In Warren, Trumbu1 County,
Ohio, until Tuesday the 4th day OF May, ls6e,
for the superstructure OF an Iron Bridge OF
% feet span, and IA feet roadway, tobe erect
ed across MuSquito Creek on the state Road,
IN Rowland township, In said County.
right 70 accept or reject any or all bids made.
Also that the Commissioners will be at the
site OF said Bridge, which Is known as the
Heaton Bridge, on Wednesday, the 5th day
Of May, 1863, between the hours Of 10 nnd2
O'Clock, to sell the job to the owest resPon
sible bidder, for rebuilding the
for said Bridge.
JAS. ID. KENNEDY, Auditor.
Warren, o., April II, lS69-St
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Bishop Duggan, of Chicago, is
insane. He has for some time been
in a controversy with a priest and his
people, and since his return from
Rome, some months since, he has
become the victim of the hallucina-
ton that he has violated the laws,
and that officers are constantly lying
in wait to arrest him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21
A TTACH:AIENT.

Sarah Bailey, Prtff, Before I, \. Dawson,
VS.. ~. p, Warren tp,
Vert Brownell, Deft. Trumbun Co, o.
On the 18th day of April, 1859, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum of ffty-four dollars and
five cents, which action is adjourned for
hearing TO May Slst. 1859, ats O'Clock, A. NJ.
SARAH BAILEY, Pl'tH.
By John VI. StUll. her atty,
Warren. ohio, April q, lSsf.-Sw