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FOR SALE.

1.'i Ts;'; s =: ...lo. COPIES SOFA =. ss,sus.
spi. 81. corner Of rfh and 4 s,rests
Tor SALI-A handsoms end city Iish young
Siss: sal &. s eS. s:t ID and d q: - nm ''
nFAwhks. sHILvEe. ,COUNrERe, Ere
b. CLARKE, corner a.. and the Avenue. 40 ..sts
THECEDKRsIGNED Is IN DAILY REOgtPr
vhsis 4. . c;'; = s,I prices.
'rh6t' 81 LouisianA ave near 10Th st.
II .Or.d. and q good and safe family IN
fHrsSer o css y. sfSaa'- the Grnsr cs s
sp a. Corner 10th and X sis no th.
For SALE OR HIaE-Ihe STEAM Sow
th. Potomac one o ' aNSEsms SG sHS %
s sos store aoa Eth street or the OsD'a on the
LOB sALE-A Stylish SADDLE HORsr, a,
= the Government Stables. corner 18TH and n
streets .p @-.t.
t'0R s.LE-A Small stock Of GROOEaT1S and
complete Addfsss n g tn. ONCE 81 "sss s.:
RkAmAH Fo Visa choice lot of BRAMAH
b 1u5s al sso S,s Tssa s;ors SI sssos 70
site Western Market ap % 81
FOB yALE-A splendid irstcIass COACH and
seward sSssSis for S,ea s % hGn mister
as s s..s.s
house
ZINE HORSES FOR SALE-wE HAVE A
large stock Of COED HORSES, compri- N
ping Coach Teams, Geptlemen's Driving In
Teams, Single Horses. and Saddle Hor.es, GA
which will 81 ct ssonable prices aud on easy
terms. J. b. 0LCOTT SON.
Livery and sale Stable,
apl57t 46s, All and al 3 sth street.
3 0OO CORDS No. I PINE WOOD FOR
EsOUO SALE, five miles from W ashi Rton on
the Upp.r Marlboro road Address P g. GRIMES
oliver Hill Post OF ce, Prince Georges County
Mary land. ap Is lot
FOR sALE-M, Williams Pine Buggy HORSE.
Also, an xcellent Lady's SaddlS Horse To
| be seen at NAILOR BROS. Livery Stable 291 K
| street bet. l31s AID 18th streets. an Eff
| RUILDING MATERI AIS FOB sALE:-A Fine
~ Chance for B1ildsrs;IA BUILDING contain
Ing about l52 900 Brick Also, number OF Il DS
| One small Building used for Q dwelling, and one
| used for an office. The purcn aser to take down
snd tmove the buildings within thirty SOD DAYS
| For sale cheap for cash. Apply 70
MCCLELLAN q BENEDICT,
ap2u AS Fifteenth street.
| LOB sALH-Forty to fifty thousand extra cho ioe
| l. Perpetual Blooming Reses, Moss, Mont b. ~
y Moss and Climbing Roses Climbing Plants ~
| magnoliss Orpsmeutal Plants, shrubs. &c -
&C., all OF hrst quality. A. JARDIN, Florist. Is
and n streets ma 2s-Im
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uBIFPIN HOFFMAN,
Authorized Advertising Agents for Southern and
Western Newspaper,
No Law Buildisgs, Baltimore,
Offer uneouaued facilities to the Mer' hsnts ~
eshtng tsn who may wish ~ make known South
and West their business specislities. ~ 0-st'
DSCRET MILL fL0UR AND Fed. furnished
- Wholesale and retail, for CAed ct No A23
street orth. between Sixth and Seven b west, on
and after n ~ !, 1855
apis tnyls BOND NIpfOBD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The income returns of the most of our we'll
TODD citizens, published IN another column of
to-cays paper, will attract attention, n OF onIy
as matter Of general interest, but as indi eating
IN many instances how great show and much
style can be kept up on a very small amount
of money. This lust be the true ex PLANTATION
OF the modest figures in some cases, or else we
are forced 10 the conclusion that, making due
allowance for investments IN dividend-paying
stocks " here the tax is deducted. a large num-
Der Of our citizens heretofore considered shrewd
and thrifty are violating the plainest prin-
cipies of domestic economy by living beyond
their means, or at least drawing on their re-
serves to meet current expenses.
Seriously, however, the figures published
throw no light at all on the Income actually
received during the yesr in a good many in
stances, as the amount given shows only the
net Income, which, in other words, is the sum
received over and above the one thousand dol
airs exemption by law, the amount paid for
national, State, county and municipal taxes
during the year, the amount paid for rent and
necessary repairs Of homestead, and income
from dividends on bonds, stocks of banks, rail-
loads, insurance, and other incorporated COM
panies, that pay revenue tax on such divi-
bends at the Offices of the companies. These
deductions will Of course materially reduce
the figures Of incomes of persons whose invest
Tnsnts are largely In such securities.
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S' C8OoUErs,!

o.. LtWN GRoopTTs an ~ THR RnppeRT,ss
Fancy Store. S22 7th street. near D, which win be
sold ct the lowest retse. apeI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

GLASS! GLAsSii GLASS! We keep con.
M! stantly on hand full assortment Of American
toGlieh Plate. Enamellsd and Figured Glass OF
Al binds. Also, tho renowned Crystal Grown
BUILDERS, DEPOT, sea 9TH street.
apl4-2W INV. HAMILTON q 90.
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H Q o Is I'D Lot
IN THs
CITY AND CoUNT TRY
FOB sALRBY
s. p. BROWN 4 son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',

FIFTY FINE BUILDING LOTS IN g. p.
brovns subdivision, At. Pleasant, are no9 OF
Tered On desirable terms This property 10 situated
about half mile from the city limits on and a1js-
cent 70 llth street road the able drive Of
toe city. and for health, location and surrounding
Improvements, 10 pnequalled By any other loo aiity
IN the suburbs OF ~ sshington. The Lots rauge IN
Size from quarter Of an acre 20 an acre each To
tnoee contemplating early improvements extra
Inducements will be exts1ded.
Also,
In the city. two elegant, FIRST CL ASS BISI.
phkCEe, containing = rooms, viii be sold
For Sale or Bent, TWENTY-FIVE HOUSES on
Corsoran street, oontaiainss rooms eseh. With al
TEN HOUSES, first class. on @ street, near 18th.
THE Z FIRST CLASS HOUSES, French roefs,
meoern inDrovements hot and cold water through
out; on street near residence OF Gen Sherman.
GEv1NrEBU FRAME HOUSES In various
PERT Of the city ct prices 70 suit those OF moderate
means.
FABN or 200 ACRES. q Hsrndon Station. N
miles from Washf pgton. on Loudon q Am pshirs
railroad: one half cleared. balance timher. v.lI
Vstered. win b divided to suit purchaser
FARNOF 500 ACR1s In Prince GEORGE oorntv
i've miles non the eity, on new bike Imsrove.
meet. p. I'D ysiuasss; sill Drsdsctivs. WiI Be-
InP.ovBD wBsfIRN LAND fer ss,s or en-.
change. ans
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/ BARGAIN IN REAL EsTATE

"a
ROUeE, containing eight rooms, with over o q
,ansse 1ecs OF ero9sd located 81 street east be
low price Of os 0oo-03 600 cash and the bs,ane. in
nx ano twelve mouths The inSrov ements alone
are worth about the amount .esS iIsd:
Rsei Estate Brokers md Auetioneers,
~" 41O 9Th street. opposite Post Once.
k0k eALt-a thrse-stevy an basement BRIDK
y hOUOe, containing IL voems. with modern
improvements, on 6th street, between q anf Il
streets; pressed brick front, with marble tri q
nirgs. Price SS 600. and on easy terms This a.
1918 rare chance e get house In . central 10.
cen'y, on favorable terms.
dicus thres-s tory BRIUK HOUSES for ssis an
Iefrees street. 4 sold I've Of than last Wser
Be had On remarkably easy terms
MARTIN d HOHRGR
REAL ESTATE BkOKFR.
eD0W New York avenue oad Oh strSct
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLS OPERA HoU>E
MS FRAEk REAS BENEFIT
FRIpe1 EVENING. April 8. lss-SaL DIER's
sACRIPlCB, and IRELaND As IT WAS
judy O'Tret. Mrs Frank Rec Other char.r.
tiers by the Com pany " no have tncIy ,lu ute@re4
Tickets TO be had at Metzerotts Must stSr.
and at the Hotels. aDsl n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

A farmerby the nameOf John Wolf,
residing in the southern portion of
the township of Coventry, Summit
Co., nearthe reservoir, committed sui
eide by drowning, on Thursday even
ing, 4th inst. Mr.. Wolf was n man in
the neighborhoOd of 60 years of age,
and the owner of a good farm, with
everything about him to render him
and his family comfortable. There
are many rumOrs afioat as to the causes
which led to the commission of the
fatal act, but We only learn definitely,
that about dark on the evening in
question, he placed his pocket book,
containing q considerable sum of
money, upon the seat of the porch in
front Of his house, together with q
note saying, "John Wolf lies in the
reservoir" His absence from the
premises being noticed, q search was
Immediately instituted, which result
ed in the finding Of his body in the
reservoir, about a mile distant from
his house. When discovered hi.
body was found in nearly an upright
position, with the upper portion o
the head stillaboveth surface though
life was totally extinct. He leaves
wife and several children to mourn
his untimely and tragieal DEATH
Summit Co. Beacon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
Re-buriaI Of the Remains Of Mrs. Sur.
raft

Tuesday the remains of Mrs. Sur
raft were buried the third time. Mon
day afternoon her body was taken up
from the grave in the storeroOm OF
the arsenal buildings, which also con
tains the remains of Payne, AtZerOdt,
Harold, WirZ and Booth. The body
was ~disinterred in accordance with a
permit granted by the President to
Father Walter, pastor of the st. Pat
rick's Catholic church, giving the rel
atives of Mrs. Surratt the privilege of
removing her remains from the Arse
nal building to a cemetery, about two
miles northeast of Washington, and
placed in a vault. The remains had
been transferred from the rough pine
box in which they were deposited by
government authorities, and placed
in a walnut coffin and enclosed in s
pine box. The remains were in rath-
er q good state of preservation, the
dress, CATERS and other articles of APP
parel being entirely whole. The
workmen lifted the body from the
box on three spades and laid it in the
coffin entire, with the exception OF
the head, which had become discon-
nected from the body. When re-
moved to the building, beneath the
BODY was found a common bottle con-
tanning a piece of parchment on
which was written, Mrs. NJ. E. Sur
raft" This had been enclosed with
/ the body by the military authorities,
in order that the remains might be
identified after the lapse of years, in
case the grave should not be opened
before time mouldered its contents in
TO dust.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

Of their favorite schemes in the bud,
they now insist that the New Lisbon
road must wind around to Youngs-
town, and be continued up the big
tram road to the Vienna coal fields.
and on to Ashtabula. At the same
time all the coal lying within their
grasp, including the Hubbard and
Pennsylvania Goals east of Vienna,
must be secured. By the Cas- Branch.
Pittsburgh is to besupplied with block
coal, but whether another lineto New
Castle, England, is to be established,
has not transpired. Yet the fiat has
gone forth that the Mahoning shall
be made worthless, and the Cleveland
iron interest languish and die.
1t will be impossible for a conflict
or clashing o~finterest { oarise between
the Vienna and Hubbard Branches,
for the former will at once occupy
ground which is looked after and
sought by rival interests, and will
avert any ruinous competition that
might otherwise be brought to bear
upon the Hubbard Branch, and will
also secure to it, in perpetuity, all its
present capacity to foster the local in
terests of the Mahoning valley and
the numerous iron mills along its
line.
If there is any truth in the asser-
ton that the Youngstown interest has
leagued with the Ft. Wayne & Chi
cago interest to take from the Maho-
ming and the Erie roads a large share
of the coal and iron business of the
valley, it becomes theimperative duty
of the Mahoning Directors 10 act with
out n moments hesitation, in this
emergency, and by prompt action Sc
cure their interests from improper en-
croachments. We have confidence
that they appreciate the advantages ia
be gained, ami that their action will
be such as will make them masters
of the situation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

PETERS MUSICAL MoNTHLY.-The
following choice collection of New
Music appears in the February num-
Der of this valuable magazine: "DO
Right and Fear Not" n beautiful Sa-
cred Song, by ]. r. Thomas. and
three charming songs by the Prince o.
Song-Writers, Will S. Hays, namely
Mistress links, of Madison Square, 4"
Comic Song, with Chorus : Down by
the Deep, Sad Sea-" Song and Chorus;
and "Good-by, my Boy, God bless
yOu," Song and Chorus. Also the
following instrumental pieces: "Maid-
ems Blush" March, by Oh. Kinkel,
the most popular writer in the coun-
try: ''Pink Rose Mazurka," by L.
Mack and Glowing Thoughts SchOt-
fish" by Augusta Packer; the price
of which, in sheet form, amounts to
S3,40.
This Mammoth Monthly is publish
ed by j. L. PETERS, l9S Broadway,
New York, and is furnished at the
low price of So per year. Sample
copies, 30 cents. All those desiring
to get their moneys worth will do
well to send for a copy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
A nMINISTRATOR,S SALE OE


N REAL ESTATE. In pursuance OF an
order granted by the Probate Court ofIrum-
bull County, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale, at
public auction, on Monday. the 18th day Of
March, 1869, at 70 o'clock. forenoon, upon the
premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the County Of n state
OF ohio, to-wit: situate in the Township Of
Vernon. and is 20 acres Of the land desert
bed as fOllows: Being part Of Lot No. in
the original survey of Vernon Township,
beginning ats stake in the north line ofsaid
lot, and in the centero Of the north and south
road, one and one-half miles west Of the
center road; thence southl1zo east tenchatn
to a stake; thence north SIP west sixty
seven chains and nine links; thence north 10
west ten chains to a stake; hen eastsixty-
seven chains and nine links TO the place Of
beginning. The same to contain s11ty-sev-
en- acres and seyenty-seven rods Of land
Fifteen acres to be taken from the west end
OF said tract is to belong to one James Ham
ilton, and the % acres belongingtO the estate
Of George W. DeAeO. is next east OF the %
acres of said James Hamilton, and extend
ing north and south across said tract and
running SO far east as may be necessary 10
make % acres Of land. Appraised at $50.
Terms OF Sale: O~ne-third in hand, ohe-thlru
in one year, and one-third in two years from
the day Of sale with interest Inc payments
to be secured by mortgage upon me Premis-
er sold. GEO n.
Admir- OF Geo. w. Deneo, decd.
Taylor & Jones. Attys.
Feb. II, lSo1t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

A man was found dead under the
Railroad Bridge near the house o!
John Udall, on Thursday morning
last. An inquest was held by R. NJ.
Hank, coroner, and the verdict of the
jury was that he came to his death by
falling from the bridge while attempt
ing to cross in the night while intoxi-
Gated. He was buried by the trus-
tees of Hiram township on Saturday,
in the Garrettsville Cemetry. On Sat
urday night his body was removed
and the excitement ran high as to who
were the guilty parties. There has
been no arrests but we understandt that
the matter is to be investigated by the
Grand Jury ofthe County now in ses-
sion. The deceased was an Irishman
and came from Akron here. 1t could
not be learned that he had any friends
or relatives. His name was Thomas
Nixon.-GdrrettsuiHe Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
~NeighborhoOd News.

DR.. Gleason is in New Castle, Pa.
A new Masonic Lodge was insti-
tuted in New Castle, Pa, on Wednes-
day last.
A project is on foot among the eiti-
zens of Youngstown to erect a large
Wooden Factory in that place.
The citizens of Salem are making
arrangements to have q rolling mill
started in that place.
Mark Twain lectured in Ravenna
on Saturday night. Subject-Amer-
lean Vandal Abroad.
A bold, but unsuccessful attempt at
highway robbery was made in the
suburbs of Garfield, one evening last
week. Where's the police?
The barn of James Mcclellan in
Madison, Lake county, IA burned
on Tuesday night I'd inst, with its
entire contents-two good horses,
three COWS, two head Of young cattle,
hay and fodder, harness and farming
tools. No insurance.
The certificate of incorporation Of
the "Garrettsville Savings and Loan
Association" has been received and
the ~corporators opened the subscrip-
ton book on Wednesday afternoon
Forty-two thousand dollars of the
stock was taken on that day.
Beaver Falls, Pa, at present Is ag-
itated by a breach Of promise case i'll
high life. A beautiful young lady
loved a young man, but the young
man did forsake his first true love,
and did go and marry another. And
as he has wrung her heart, she is de-
termined to try to wiring his purse.
No names are mentioned.
A Titusville, Pa, genius poured
benzine literally on the floor Of his
dirty house, in order to have a good
cleaning out independent Of soap and
water. The result was q happy sue
cess. The benzine came in. contact
with the stove, and there was an ex-
plosion. Furniture, windows, roof,
and T~itusville genius were thoroughly
cleaned out.
Mr.. Joseph E. Johnson Of Burton,
met with a very sudden death on the
evening of the sth inst. under the fol-
lowing circumstances: Being at the
time q clerk in the store of NJ. C..
Board, he was drawing some Petro-
leum Fluid for q customer and having
spilled some of the fluid on the top OF
a rum cask he set fire to it to show
how harmless it was. After allowing
it tn burn some time, q label on the
cask took fire. This he brushed off
and in doing so opened the vent tothe
rum, the gas Of which exploded with
great violence, throwing the head Of
the cask upward, striking Johnson in
the face q CHANGING blow and passing
upward through the plastering and
partly through the floor above. The
blow knocked Mr.. Johnson several
feet from where he stood and either it,
or the fall dislocated his neck. He
was about IS years Of age and highly
esteemed by the citizens Of the place.
'-GnrretkaiUe Journal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

THE MARCH NUMBER Of that ever
welcome family visitant, DEMOREsT's
MAGAZINE, has just appeared in our
sanctum, bright, beautiful, and in
teresting, as an elegant display of the
carly spring fashions and an enter
tanning collection of handsomely
illustrated tales and sketches can
render it, and numberless cuts,
descriptions and hints all relative to
matters important TO the fair sex.
This is undoubtedly one of the best,
largest, and most useful journals OF
fashion now issued in this country,
whether relative 10 the household OF
society, and every woman will find i.
an earnest, faithful friend. SS-GI
yearly. Publication Office, sSS Broad
way, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

NOTICE.
IN To the property owners on Pine Street
from Market TO High Street.
Notice Is hereby given that the
appointed by Council or the City OF Warren,
o.. to assess the estimated cost and expense
Of building Sewer on said street. have COM
pleted their assessment, and that the same
Is on file in the Mayors Office for the exami-
nation of all persons interested; any one
having objections to said assessment are
hereby required to Ale the same in writing
with the City Clerk on or before the nrSl
Monday in March, or they may appear In
person and state their objections before the
Cor Gil, which will at their meeting on the
eveL.ng Of March LIST, either adopt or reject
the report OF the Committee. Any one fall
ing to file or state their objections as above
directed, and within the time specified shall
be forever barred a hearing on the subject.
BY order Of the Council,
II. H. TOWNSEND, City Clerk.
Warren, o., Feb. II, lS69.-lw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
New Advertisements.

EOR SALE alta bargain-S2OOOw with
I perfect title, and half on mortgage If de-
sired, 30 acres OF land in Beaver Centre.
Crawford Co, Pa, known as the Gibson Lot.
six miles west Of C~Onneautville, & mile east
of Ohio State line-nO house or out-build-
ings; good farming land. occupied a few
years SINCE, 80 acres cleared, an apple or
~ehard-sOOd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm
Tor grazing, near residence OF Anthony
Brooks@immediate possession. Inquire of
A JOURNEY,
Feb. l7-4t' l Pine Street, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
Feb. Il, lS59-St
BANKRUPTCY.

DIE the District Court ofthe United States,
TOr the Northern District OF Ohio. In the
matter OF A. E Andrews & Sons, ~Bankrupts-
In Bankruptcy.
To Whomn may concern The undersigned
residinga At Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee OF Asa +. Andrews, Edwin G. An
drews, and Albert Z. Andrews, Of Warren,
County Of Trumbull and State Of Ohio, who
have been adjudged Bankrupts upon their
own petition BY the District court Of said
District. W T SPEAR, Assignee
Warren, o., Feb. II, IS69-3t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE
IN William ]. Hoover, OF Glen Wood, WIN
County, Iowa, is hereby notified that Lucy
Hoover, did on the 18th day OF Feb. 1865, nle
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Trumbull, and State Of Ohio,
charging the said William ]. Hoover, with
willfuI absence for three years., and asking
that she may be divorced from the said VIII
liam ]. Hoover, which petition will be for
hearing at the next term OF said Court.
By JOHN NJ STULL,
Feb. II, 1S69-6t Attorney for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

DARN FOR SALE. The Capt.
II Jones farm, lying w miles north ofthe
SQUARE, in Kinsman, containing Two Hun
dred and Four Acres, is offered for sale. The
farm IS well situated for grazing or dairy
purposes, and viii be sold ON o.
terms. For particulars inquire of Capt. Jere-
miah Briggs, the owner, No. 40 South Street
New York, or Of John r. ~Stanhope, ut hi,
residence near the premises
JOHN r. STANHOPE.
Kinsman, Feb. Il. lSOJ-fts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
NEW 200 ENGRAVINGS,

THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
lMANUAL-Edited by GEO. f. wARING.
Jr., Author Of Draining for Profit "Ele-
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value to working men Of all trades and oc-
equations. 800 pages. Agents wanted. Send
for 10 pag Circular. TREAT & CO, Pub
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
DEATHS.

Notice Of death (ree-O6itudTy fire cents per line.
In Vienna, Feb. 9. 1859, JAMES MACKEY
ESQ, aged 81 years.
On Feb. 5, at the Female Seminary, at Della
ware, Ohio, Miss MARY CHRISTY, in the
nth year Of her age, Of typhoid fever. De
ceased was the daughter OF Mr.. Albert
Christy, formerly OF BroOkfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

r The supreme court, ChiefJustice
Chase delivering the opinion, de-
clared that gold contracts must be
satisfied with coin. Where the kind
of currency is not mentioned, then
legal tenders are as lawful in such
connection. Justice Davis and
Swayne gave their qualified consent,
but Miller dissented in a great meas
ure from the opinion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
WESTERN RESERVE BANK,

NOTICE is hereby given, to the
holders Of the outstanding notes of the
late Western Reserve Bank, and to all other
parties interested, that after the expiration
Of six months from this date, application
will be made to the Auditor, Secretary and
Treasurer Of State to surrender to said Bank,
the stocks deposited to secure the out-stand-
ing circulation Of said Bank, in pursuance OF
the fOrty-ffth (45th) section Of an act entitled
'an Act to incorporate the State Bank OF
Ohio, and other Banking Companies, passed
Feb. a, 1876. H. B. PERKINS, Pres't.
NJ. b. TAYLER, Cashier.
Aug. 10 IS6S-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

ESTATE of Harmon Hurd, decd
IL Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate OF Harmon
Kurd, decd. late Of SouthingtOn township,
Trumbun Co., Ohio.
J.F. HITCHCOCK, Admir-.
Feb. II, IS69.-SwS