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DEATHS.

Notice q death Gee-Obthlary Guc cent? per Lon,
wednesday morning, Aug. 10, NAN NJ
vie Or Cramer, ESQ., Of Hubbard, o.
In southlngtOn, o., Aug. g.. 1870, OF Cholera
Inlantumi GRACE A., daughter OF Ed
months and 8 days.
IN Mecca July y, 1870, MARGARET JANE,
sIS 81 Edward Meacham, aged a year.
lhahoning Co. paper please copyl
N MeSoPotamia, Aug. ID. Miss SUSAN
aged "a years.
deceased was one Of oldest inhabitants
a. n nc toHnshlp, her father being among the
Hhsbsettlers OF this county.
In Bloomfield, Trumbuu 70 ~ pn1nona-
Consumption, CLARA CHS M 0TTE
HOWE. youngest daughter OF DR. Geo w
Howe, aged years.
From infancy the subject OF this sketch
possessed a delicate physical Organization
with an inherited tendency to thatinsidiOus
disease, which has thus wasted another pre.
ciOus life. Chilled by deaths untimely most
she faded and perished even while we gazed
in helpless grief but tho fragrance oSthai
brief life remains-the lingering memories
OF a noble christian WOmanhood.
Four years ago, she lay for months IN the
verge Of eternal things. She brushed the
deWs from Jordans banks" but the invfgor-
ating breeZes Of Lake Superior, and above
Gil, q kind Providence, restored her to COM
parative health. At that time, she gave
back her life, In a complete conservation 70
her Savior, and continued 70 llv a life "hid
with Christ in God" TIL the Masters voice
summoned her from b and suffering to
rest and victory, and Joyous greetings on
the other shere. +. Il.
In Cleveland, Aug. 10th, CHARLES g.
BRATENAHL, aged 50 years
In Cleveland, July 4th ult- LOUIS BRAT
EMAIL, aged S. years.
In Cleveland, June 18th nit, LYDIA HIN
FIELD, only daughter OF Charles G.. and
Mary G. Bratenahl, aged 8 months.
Mecca, on the eth inst, OF cholera imam
tum, Sheldon H. and SELDEN o.,
sons OF n. b. and Amelia II. Cobb, aged 4
months and seven days.
In Pennington. August 9, 1870, OF dysentery,
FLORA LOUISE, infant daughter OF DR..
A. +. and COrdie A. Peck, aged one year
and n month.
On the sth Of Arg. in Lima, Ohio, LILLE
MAY, infant daughter OF william y. and
Frances L. Gorton, aged 2 weeks and 4
days.
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The Census or 1870.

Partial returns from the census takers
In many Of the States are finding their
way into thenewspapers, The work has
50 far progressed that In q month or two
the rough materials from every hole and
corner Of the nation will be in the hands
Of the compilers at Washington. Mean
time, it sppesrs that the local estimates
OF the population Of every one Of our
large cities, and Of many Of the second
and third class, have been much too large.
New York viii fan short Of 3 million
soulsi Chicago, bOasting a population OF
four hundred thousand, is cut down 10
three hundred thousand, and so on to the
end Of the chapter on cities. The Rggre-
gate population Of the United States, by
the census superintendent, is estimated
at forty millions from the returns re-
ceiyed.
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r FGAL NOTICE.


II MARY Howells, and Edward Howells,
who reside in Meadville, Crawford County,
in the State Of Pennsylvania, and Ruth
Mains, intermarried with Morgan MaiLs,
who reside in the County OF Beaver, In the
State Of Pennsylvania, heirs-at-lsw Of Mar
garet HoWells, deceased. Will take notice
that Samuel Burnett, Administrator OF the
estate OF Margaret Hswelis, decd, ON the
9Th day OF JAY, A D., lSz91led hizpetition
IN the Probate Court, within and for the
County or Trumbun, and state Of Ohio, al
legfng thai the personal estate Of the said
Margaret HoWells Is insufficient to pay her
debts and the charges Of administering her
estate, that she disd seized in fee simple OF
the following real estate situate IN said
unity oTrumbull, In the township Of Hub
bard, and Is bounded as follows, to-Wf9 on
b e-by lands owned BY Nancy Pughg
east by thalands oWnedh BY BENJAMIN Yeach;
south by the lands owned by Joseph Myers,
andthe lands owned BY Ann Lewis contain
ing one half acre. The prayer Of said peti-
ton 10 for the sale OF said premises. for the
payment Of said debts, said petition WILDE
Tor hearing on the 18th day Of August, or as
soon thereafter as leave can Be obtained.
t-EslIt SAMUEL BURNETT, Admir-
81 the estatsof Margaret HOWells, decd.
July q, lsIQ4t,
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The Battles Of WOerth and WeIssen.
burg,


The earlier dispatches underesti-
mated the extent and Importance Of
these battles. A later account says /:
Both struggles were stubborn The
Frenen soiuh.B= stood their ground
well, and their rifles proved terribly
destructive. It was downright hard
fighting which enabled the Germans
TO claim the hOuOrs OF the day. A
wounded French prisoner avowed in
my hearing that his countrymen
could not Withstand the weight Of
the German attack, the fight being
one not Of bullets. but Of bsyonets ;
also, it was established at last by
the actual strength Of the respective
combatants. Physically, the average
German soldiers are heavier than the
French. 1t was supposed that the
introduction Of the new weapon
would alter the mode Of the warfare
and render the old style of hand-to-
hand conflict obsolete. This engage
ment proved otherwise. The Zou-
ayes did what they could to check
the advance Of the German regiment
by pouring in a volley Of fire from a
concealed position. They had posted
themselves in pits dug for the pur-
pose, and not until the advancing
regiment had suffered from this con-
cealed fire did the German soldiers
know that their proves was to
be tested. They saw no sign Of
troops in their front. Such an or
deal as this tested the stuff OF which
these men are made. They bore them
selves with extraordinary valor. Men
were struck down by hundreds, yet
the regiment never wavered. The
zouaves were driven from their place
Of concealment, and the ground they
had occupied was won by their oppo-
nents. The exact details are not forth.
coming, and it is impossible to learn,
even approximately, how many fell +;
but il Is quite certain that the German
loss is prOpOrtiOnately enormous.-
During the day and night the wound
ed have been arriving here. The hos
pitfalls will contain about one Thousand
men. The field hospitals are also full,
and hundreds Of wounded men have
been sent on to Frankfort, where
there are accommodations for five
thousand. Long, strong ~stretchers,
on which lay wounded soldiers and
officers have been passing through the
streets to-day. So great is the slaugh-
ter that the arrangements proved in
sufficient. Wounded man laid for
tWenty-fnuF hours on the battle field
before they we're discovered.
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AUDITORS OFFICE
WAREEu. OHIO IulV q. $50. Z

DITCH No. Z. Champion Town
lJship. Notice ishereby given, that q pc
ution Was presented to the County Commits
Eieners, on the It'll day Of June, 1870. aligned
by Lewis burst and others, praying for the
widening, deepening and lengthening Of a
ditch In the township Of Champion.
An order wal issued to Samuel Z. Dickey,
Surveyor, to make survey In accordance
with the prayer Of said petitioner The re-
port OF said samuel +. Diekey, embracing n
map and profile OF said proposed ditch. Is
now on nle in the Auditors once, In War
rem, Ohio. All persons interested, including
Lewts burst, Sarah Campbell, Wallace We
sey, William Matthew'S David Livingston,
andDaYtd Harrington, VIII take notice hat
at . messing Of the County Commissioners,
"a be held a. the Auditors once in Warren,
O., on the It'll day OF September. 1870, at 10
o'clock, q. m, the said County Commission
ers viii hear any evidence or statements
which may be made by parties interested In
b location or establishment proposed OF
said ditch.
Jas. d. KENNEDY,
Aug. 10. ls7O4t County Auditor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

The Coroner's jury in the Nathan
murder case have adjourned without
date, having ELECTED no facts ealoula.
ted to lead to the detection Of the
murderer. The detectives appear to
have been on false scents. The exRmi-
nation has, however, released the sons
Of the murdered man OF the horrible
suspicion which for the moment rest
ed on them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

The State Central Republican Com
mittee Of California has adopted resolu-
tons strongly sympathizing with the
Germans in the present war, They be-
lieve that the downfall Of Espoleon YiIl
advance universal liberty. This is the
sentiment Of the Republican party from
east to west, while IN the other handthe
Democratic party, through its journals,
openly sides With HsROleO9, the enemy
Of Republics, and in the speeches of its
candidates seeks entirely to ignore the
question Of the war, because It dare not
take issue with the opinions Of its Ostho,
lie Irish adherents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

CoLToN's EURoFEAN WAR MAP is ev-
identity the most reliable n Published.
It is on a sheet 10 by 50 inches, the up
per portion showing, on ascale Of twenty
miles to an inch, the French snd German
Frontiers. The scale is sufficiently large
to show all the Fortified Cities snd other
principal points Of interest, and the VII
lagos and Streams that win necessarily
be mentioned In the wal news On the
same sheet there is 3 Map Of GeRtFal and
South Western Europe, showing al Of
Prussia, France, Spain, and Italy. 1t Il
handsomely oolorsd, and illuminated
with the Flags Of the Combatants, etS
For sale at all Book Stores and New
omces, OF sent by mEil for fifty cents by
the publishers G, ". C. COLToN &
Co., New York,
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Zeal NOTICE

G0AA AALAkGa
IL Sarah CrosieF, Nancy Fansler and Sey-
INCUR Fansler, her husband; Emeline Gro
Eier, Mary Crosier. James CrOsier u Clar-
rissa Crosler, heirs OF George Crosier. late Of
Trumbuu County, decd, viii take notice
that the are made defendants in an amen
ded petition hled in the Court Of Common
Pleas. for Trumbuu County, Ohio, on the
day OF August 1870, by Clarissa A.Johnston,
ct al, wherein said Clarissa A. demands
partition Of twenty-eight acres Of land in
Lot 9, Mecca township, TrUmbuu County,O-
and bounded north by p acres sold BY Sarah
CrOsler. Elk Of James Crosier, 20 Thomas
A. CrCsier; East by lands Of Robert Taylor
south bY lands Of Levi Rice, and west BY
highway.
Also Of 30 acresin said Mecca, being lands
or which James Crosier died seized, and
bounded north by ID Of Robert Taylor
and lands Of Thomas MIliktn. east by the
township line. south by lands OF Joel Baily
and lands Of Levi Rice, andWest by lands Of
Levi ce-and that at the nsItterm ofsaid
Court petitioners viii ask for an order to
make partition Of said premises.
r b BARNES
Taylor & Jones, Att'ys for PstE.
Aug 10, lS70-6t
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At Fredonia, Crawford county, Indi-
ana, 3 few days since, the little daughter
Of Daniel DUNN, aged three years, while
playing near the door Of its parents res
idence, was seized by q y~oraoious hog
and dragged OF to several other hogs,
who commenced tearing it to pieces.
Efforts were made by the mother Of the
child to rescue it, which were -unsuecess-
full, but some men passing by rescued it
Not a shred Of clothing was LEFT on its
body. In several places large pieces Of
flesh were literally torn out, leaving
desp wounds, There were twenty-five
frightfn cuts on tho body Of the child,
After lingering several days It died.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage No1ioeI inserted grolI.

ANTlagc 1ctcca W9GteQ GrulGs
All Congregational house OF worship, in
HARTFORD Aug. 10, 1870, by Rev. J. B Dayi'
SON Nj. bE1MOUR p. HART, 10 Miss IDA
N. THOMPSON, both OF Hartford.
In Warren, Wednesday evening. Aug. 10th.
aIhe residence Of s. r. Estsbrook, the
brides father, by Rev. z III. Fafrehiid
Tres. OF Berien College, Ky, Mr.. JAMES
r. NEWTON, OF Depere, Wis, to Mrs.
FRANCES E WOODROW, ofthe former
In Greene, on the 10th inst, byE Wakefield,
Mr.. GEO. ". HEWEY, and Mis- HATTTF
NJ. FRAZIER
aug. Lth, by q VIM. Etncaid. Mr.. FRANK
BoLES, Of BOuthington, and Miss SARAH
ANTHONY, OF Champion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Captain William WILLARD, Warden
Of the Connecticut State Prison, was
murdered by James Wilson, aconviet,
last Sunday, with q knife concealed
on his person. The murderer escaped
from the Michigan State Prison.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

An election for members OF Congress
took place in Utah, last Friday. Partial
returns indicate 1000 votes for General
Maxwell, the opposition candidate, The
Mormon women, generally, voted. The
entire vote OF this city Is above 1000
The Mormon smily with whom Max
well boarded ayear hsvs turned him'oE,
under orders from the church, because
Of his part In the election.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
A TLAHTIC 3 GREAT WEST


Ohio Common Plea, TFImbuH Casab.
AEuEL GUREEY, and Others, against IHE
q GREAT WESTERN RALWAT
COMPANY, and Others. In pursuance OF AZ
order OF the Court OF Common Pleas, Of
Tramhun County, Ohio. made In h above
entitled action. atlts June term,A.B., ls7O.the
undersigned hereby gives notice to all per
sonshaVing claims against him As Receiver
Of the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
appointed in his cause ID in the causes
between the same parties IN the Supreme
Court OF the State Of New York n In the
Supreme Court Of the State OF Pennsylva-
major OF that Company or against the
fund remaining in his hands as Receiver, or
any part thereof or in respect OF the same,
to present b same, with q particular state
ment Of the nature, grounds and mOun
thereof, to and nle the same with the Clerk
OF saidCourt Of Common Pleas, at Warren,
Ohio, by or before b 18th day Of September,
$50, or be forever barredof from andagainEt
any and all claims upon the undersigned
IN respect thereof
This notice is not intended provoke or
impair the notice dated May 10. 1870, hereto
fore given and Low being pubiishsd,-uursu-
ant 70 the order Of said New York Supreme
Court,-by the undersigned as Receiver OF
said Railway. crtbe edectof such notice.
ROBERT B. POTTER
Receiver, A a g. W. Railway.
July 90, lST-6R.
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New Advertisements

7 IST OF LETTERS
unclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post ONCE. Tuesday, Aug. l6. 1870.
BsrL IS John Robbins Mai A A
Brainard Warren Reynolds John W
Bulupaugh John Seiple Miss Alice
Carlton Eugene Sherwood Miss Fanny
George john Sill Ms Horace
Goldner Miss Eliza ] Smith
Greenulch Robert Sgielman Carle
Hayes JosephS Stats Joseph
McElwain Miss Julia Sweeney Monroe
Park Leonard TrOup John
H-Have your letters directed IN care OF
your box.
Those marked with q TAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above, VIII
please to call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 days win be sent 70
deadletter once.
once hours, 80 A. N, to7-OP. n.
H II. TOWNSEND. p. II.
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tits recommendation the primary meet
ings for the selection Of Delegates be held
OF saturday evening, August 9th, between
: and 9 O'Clock.
BY order Of the Cen. Com.
o. MORGAN, Chairman.
7. J. Nolan, II, Sec'y.
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BIG
MONEY
N Newspaper
Advertising

A Book offs closely printed pages, lately
Issued, contains list OF the best American
advertising Mediums, giving the names,
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Lle Ieadlng Daily and Weekly Political and
Eamliy Newspapers, together with all those
having large c~irculatiOns, published in the
interest OF Religion, Agriculture. Literature
&C. &c EFery Advertiser, every person who
cOntemplates becoming such, viii ind this
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dress on receipt Of fifteen cents. GEO. p.
New York.
The Pittsburgh Pa.) Leader, in Its Issue OF
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

d.. Newman made the closing ar
g1ment In the discussion with 0rson
Pratt in the new Tabernacle in Salt
Lake City on Sunday, before an audi,
sncs estimated to number ten thOus-
and persons.
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TTACHMENT,

IA Arson v. Baldwin, Austin II. Baldwin
and Henry West. Jr., partners as Baldwin,
West & Co, Pltihs, VS.. E E Jones, Deft.
Peace Of Brookhed township, Trumbuu Co.
Ohio. On the Sth day Of August, A D., 1870
said Justice issued an order Of Attachment
IN the above action, for b sun Of two hun.
dred and thirty-one dollars and hfty-One
cents, returnable on the 18th day OF August
1919, at "a p. m. On return OF the order that
defendant was mo found, said Justice order
ed this suit continued 70 Sept. 10, 1870, At
p. m BALDWIN, WEST &CO.
Aug. IS, Is7O-3t.
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A SSIGNEEiS AUCTION SALE,
AAt the late store OF =. C. Church, at
Newton Falls, o., August a. nj continuing
rom day to day until all Is sold. The stock
embraces a full and complete stock OF staple
and fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
CrocEey IND Notions.
Aug. SisO,-St' C. G. GRAHAM, Assig'e
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A CARD.-My barn and contents
"a which were burned by lightning, July
24tn, were insured in the Ohio Farmers In
surance Co. II gives me great pleasure to
certify to the fair and prompt manner In
which the loss, 500. was adjusted and paid
by their Agent at Warren, Mr.. o. B. Dealing.
Aug. II, 1870. REUBEN GROVE.
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OF John Anderson, etal.

AhlsuE1 o. ao4a AAAeAe4Aa NA4al
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, Ohio. and to me directed a. Special
Master, ] h=gS leyted upon and VIII oner for
Of the Court House, In the city OF Warren,
Trumbuu County, Ohio, on Monday the 18Th
day Of September, A. ID. 1870, between the
hours OF one and three O'Clock, D. 10. OF said
day, The following described lands and ene-
ments, situate IN b township OF Warren,
and known As part Of block No. one ~ in
the village OF Warren, or River Block, 90
called, bounded north by landa occppled by
Heyt \ stEsstent soptn
BY lot occupied ~ HunL broWns west by
low water markin the Aahoning River, be-
ing - feet hont on Main Street. md extend
ing back 70 low wafer In the Maho-
ming River, be the same more or less, n
being same lands decided to John Anderson,
Jr.. BY ]. @. Butler, Sheriff, Jan. 4, 1864, and
recorded in Trumbuli County records, vol.
IS, pages 20 and 81, Appraised 81 So.
Terms Os4l. JOIN ~ SEgLLt =
Aug. W,fS5O5t Special Master Com'r.
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DISSOLUTION.
1.-the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween w. A. Baxter and John Kirk, under
the nrm name Of Baxter & Kirk, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
hrm BY Note or Book account, VIII all and
settle Immediately as all unsettled accounts
viii be found At Squire B~Iackburn5s- FOR coll
lection, Rfter Sept J, 1870.
BAXTER & KIRK.
Leavittsburg, O., Aug. Il, IS7O-2t
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By
- order Ofth Probate Court OF Trumbull
County, Ohio. On Saturday, the 18th day OF
September, 1870, between the hours OF one
and four O'Clock p. m, Of said day, we viii
offer for sale, TO the highest bidder. on the
premises, the follOwingreal estate situate In
Weathersheld township, Trumbuu County,
known as part Oflot No. Z. in said township,
and in the Great Salt SprtngTract, 80 called.
Bounded as follows! Commencing at the
center Of Mahoning River on the north,
thence running south along the east line Of
lands OF John Mckee, Jr., Richard HOlton,
and and formerly owned by W. @. McCon-
nell, 70 lands OF John NJ. Campbell; thence
running northerly tothe center Of Mahoning
river and to a point twenty rods east Of the
place Of beginning; thence west TO place OF
beginning, and contain d. acres Of land,
more or less, to be surveyed and measured,
sold subject to right Of way OfMineral Ridge
Railway Company, and the payment OF SIS
per annum, TO Eusebias n. Campbell.
ALLEN CAMPBELL
EUSEBIA8 n. CAMPBELL.
Admr's Of Calvin Campbell.
Hutchins, Glidden & Stull, Att'ys.
August II, lS70-4t.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
On Saturday, the Sd day OF Sept, A. D..
$50, between the hours Of one and four
O'Clock, ?. m, OF said day, we will offer for
aale at public auction, on the premises, the
farm formerly owned by John Nelson, situ-
ate in the northwest corner Of Liberty Tp-,
Trumbull County, Ohio. Il consists o. l52
acres divided by the west brand OF Squaw-
creek, and contains q brick house, good out
mon fruit and 50 acres OF good timber. It IS
well adapted to grazing and grain growing.
TermE-one-thlrd in hand, ons-third In
one year, one-third in two years with inter-
est notes 70 be securel ~ In9EtEHBp
WIN. s. NELSON,
JOHN MARSHALL.
Girsrd, Aug. Il, ls7O-3ts Executors.
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The ground whereOn stands Zanes-
villet was sold some sixty years ago for
four hundred dollars.
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The Place to Buy your Drugs.

MASTER Commissioners Sale
Milne state OF Ohio, Trumbun Co. 81
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Thomas ]. MeLain,
John Anderson, ct. at
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbun Co,
Ohio, in the above entitled case, 70 me direc-
ted and delivered have levied upon and
shall oner for sale, 70 q highest bidder, at
the south door OF Court House, In the
city OF Warren, Trumbuu County. Ohio, on
Monday, the Eth day Of September, lS70, be
tween the hours Of n and four O'Clock, p.
m, the following real estate In the city Of
Warren, Trumbuu County, Ohio.
LIST Piece, known as part Of Lots Nos. one
and two, bounded as folioWsg Beginning
at q point in the south line Of lot No. six
ty-four feet, east Of the eastline OF land sold
by McLain 70 Edward Pierce, now owned BY
]. Anderson, IT.. thence east along said south
In Of lot ho point seyenty-nine feet
ty-seveu feet. thence north on q line panal-
lei with Main st. one hundred . Twelve
feet; thence west on a line parallel with
south line Of lot No about t~Wenty-seTen
feet; thence south 70 the place Of begin
ming.
Ohio, known a. part Of lots Nos. I and 2,
boundedI Beginning at a post M8the south
line Of lot No 2 being the southeast corner
Of the land sold oy said MeLain, 70 Edward
Pierce, and o owned by said Anderson
thence east along said line OF No 2 q cis-
lance OF about 81 feet 70 the lahd now held
by contract by said Anderson; thence nor
therly, one hundred and twelve feet; thence
westerly on o line parallel with the south
line OF said lot No. 2 about siIty-four feet
to the northeast III Of lot sold 70 said
Pierce, now owned by Anderson; thence
southerly along the east lin OF last men
TONED lOt, one hundred and twelve feet. Cl2
20 the place OF beginning.
First piece appraised At -
Secona piece appraised at s.
Term cash. JOHN NJ sIULLE
Aug. 10, lSTO-5t Special Master Com'r.
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dividend NOTICE.-The eredi-
OtOrs Of Davis & Jones. i~nsolventA are
tniOrmedtha t on the 18th instant dividend
bate Court OF Trumbun County, payable at
my Omce In Warren. Ohio, on and amer the
18th inst. W, T. GPEAR Atty
for John Jones. ID Assignee Davis & Jones.
Warren, o., Aug E-lS70-lL