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New-York tribune., 1870-12-08
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

~ DEPOT in sEw YORK foot Of Mbery.a, North R'sr
On I'D ,tsr Nos-e passenger trains v ioost
LAVE NEW YORK FOR BtRGsN-ASk AND NEwARk-A,
60 $50 5:i, T40 s;l3 ets sls $50 o:i5 Il N l1.
2o5 800 3s3o 400 ,Oo s:3o e:c0 $50, 100 7 800
g:15.l Is, ~ O0 p. - ,-.s- .xnoxv
as io.I5. n 33O 30 $50 g. a. Iis1 soo iO$5 u p
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

u ,. n-For Piiasel Weinesiays and Saturday. - . 49, . .
For Elizabeth 500, $50 75 go S: s:Jn go l9C j -
a. leo 200 3d. $3.50, 400 4;JJ $3.50 3:i' a.F , 8"
eco 80 700 7;40 500, 820 800, s;i5 1855 Eo NJ
Tickets obtained tie oee Of the tertf Eaf
rosd Of New Jer foot herty-st n Y No lAsor ouse
Nos 2i 27 80 Broadway Al No 10 GsenEes and 81 he % M
hotel. X {. Kicker SupsnnteldcIL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-08

NEW -JEiSEY kAILROAD-FROM FOOT {
~ CORTLANDT.ST- WEsT pHiLADEL rill =! $3.50 au
H.. 1890 - s0' Y ugt For ~ eFnis - a
dsu /, M 1 aud y m 4 BALTMOaE ari NANHlNEloN .
THE WEST Baltimore. 30 u a snd ~ u" f"f =
SOUTH SOUTHWEST, SO a n., s;tN' p m III ~
Palace ca az sttsrp 60 the dsy Sni IN hrt
L,nchblrg without change. For the Wksi va ren
the $3.50 u .uL rua roasb non EewforS 70 Psoury H -
80 sso tbout ehsrgs silver Palace attached T. ne
m dA, and 70 hlseurgh Cane nnAi Lost e
Louis and Chicago without eling llehets M SAFE a. oO OF - J.
lsud,st and Diet ot. Jsrre, CITY. t'Daylr .-,-.,.
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ArtifcinILimhs.

Below viii be found the Bill giving
Artificial Limbs to disabled soldiers
&c, the substance of which has been
given in previous numbers Of The Claim
Agent:
Be it enacted, de-, That every soldier
who was disabled during the late wal
for the suppression of the rebellion, and
who was furnished by the War Depart.
ment with an artificial limb, or appars-
tuE for resectiOn, shall be entitled to !
new limb or apparatus as soon after the
passage Of this act as the same can be
practically lpraOticablyl furnished, and
at the expiration Of every i've years
thereafter, under such regulations as
may be prescribed by the Surgeon Gen.
eral Of The aTmyi Proylded, That the
soldier may, III he so elect, receive in
stead Of said limb or apparatus, the
money value thereof at the following
rates, viz: For artificial legs, seventy
five dollars ; for arms, hfty dollars; foT
feet hftydollars for apparatus for reseo
ton fifty dollars.
SEC. 2 And6e Il further enacted, That
the Surgeon General shall certify, TO the
Commissioner Of Pensions q list OF all
soldiers who have elected to receive
money commntation instead Of limbs or
s~pparatnsI With the amq9nt due 20 each,
and the commissioner Of Pensions shall
cause the same 70 be paid TO such sol
diers in the same manner as pensions are
now or hereafter may be paid.
SEC. 8. AHdB De Il further enacted, That
every soldier who lost q limb during the
late war, but from the nature Of his in
Jury was not able to use an artificial
limb, and consequently received none
from tie Government, shall be entitled
to the benefits Of This bet and shall receive
money Communication as hefeinbefore
provided.
Approved June Il, 1870.
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LATEST r 0 EUROPE.

Cable kilograms, dated Paris, London,
Metz, &c, on Monday, sth inst, report
the French corps ommander, Mcmahon,
still retreatlDZ-Napoleon's headquar-
ters moved Lack to Chalon-Paris ter
rfbly excited, and a levy en- masse to be
made in France. The Prussian reserves
are reported we'll up to the front. The
French army is reported CONCENTRATING
on Metz, and q battle is reported raging
at that place. Prussia is suspicious Of
England's neutrality. which is Of the
same stamp IS during the war OF the
rebellion in our country and hss de-
manded England to cease supplying
the French with coal or else withdraw
her p~retence- Of neutrality. The people
of the south Of Ireland
are making demonstrations in favor Of
France. The Popeo OF Rome is in trouble
since the French troops have been raWn
of: and his friends advised him 70 seek
refuge in a boat. The police Of Paris
nave seized fourteen millions francs
belonging to Rothschiids. Napoleon Is
rsnortedi I'M. Phil. Sheridan is in Europe
.s ! 1ooker-on. Paris is thought to be
in danger Of a revolt against the govern
ment
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/ tinued. Our troops repulsed the enemy,
who have abandoned the field Of battle
We Esye conquered. Our losses are
heavy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEFEAT.
METZ, August rs A. M.-The morale
OF our troops is excellent. II is impos-
sible to give the exact figures of our
losses. Gen. Cofinieres Is organizing
defensive measures. The three corps
here are sill able to give the enemy
much trouble, and stop his onward
movement
The Journal O6leieE a V the defence
Of Paris is assured. It would require
an army Of half q million to invest
its Qualifications, while thirty thousand
would suffice TO defend them, and there
are troops enough now in and around
the city to furnish the necessary garri-
son. Then with-the sailors from the
feet which could be procured, Garde
Rationale, Garde Municipal, and fire.
men, would make up q solid army Of
100000 men. Paris is free from danger.
PROCLAMATION BIZ THE EMPRESS.
The Empress issued the following
proclamation:
FRENCHNKN-The opening Of the war
has not been favorable to US. We have
suffered a check. Let US be firm under
this reverse, and let US hasten to repair
it. Let there be but one party in the
land That OF France a single flag, that
Of the national honor. I come among
you faithful to my mission and duty,
and you will see me the first in danger
to defend the flag OF France. 1 adiure
all good citizens TO maintain order. To
agitate would be to conspire our enc
mics.
Done at the Palace of the Tuineries
The 4th day Of August, 1870, at IL o'clock,
A. N.
Signed, EMPRESS REGENT EUGEHIE.
PARIS, VIA LONDON, August THE
Senate and Corps Legislatif nave been
summoned to meet on Thursday, the 18th
inst Dispatches from the Emperor, n
nOuncing McMahon's defeat and separa-
ton from the main army, has caused the
utmost CONSERVATION. According to the
Emperor, however, all may yet be re-
trieved.
The Prussians are over the frontier
and advancing on Paris. The French
speak OF a great battle as imminent. La
LibeIte bids the people of France to rise
en- masse and repel the invaders.
The dispatch from the Emperor is
dated $50 A. NJ, Sunday, and says that
communication with McMahon having
been severed, nothing was received from
- 80 go NNAAAAALAm N1AA AAAEA0 NAAGA
announced that McMahon's loss was
great in the battle, but his retirement
WIS effected in good order. On the left
b action began at about one in the
morning, but vas not serious until sew
eral masses Of the enemy had cOncen-
trated, before which the Second corps
-momentsrily held its ground. Between
six and seven in the evening the masses
Of the enemy became more compact,
and the Second corps retired. On the
heights, tonight, all is quiet. I go TO
the center Of the position.
La Liberte has the following from Off
cial sources: FrOssard has only retreated
a short distance. McMahon fought near
Riedernau. His headquarters were at
Hagenau, and he has fallen back to Sa-
verne. Thus Strasburg is menaceds
PARIS, August Private dispatches
said to have been received announc-
ing that a corps Of Baden troops have
crossed the Rhine above Basic.
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From the Ravenna Democrat August 81
Prisoner from TrumbuH County.

AAAhOAcE LOH lIuMuul OuuLy
On the 2Sth ult., Mrs. Sarah Cav, {
prisoner charged with larceny, was
brought from Warren and placed in the
Ravenna Jail for s~afe-keeping. She had
been bound over by a Justice of the
Peace, In Brookheld, on a charge Of steal
ing. On the 10Th ult, S. d. Norton, Esq,
obtained a writ OF hdbeds corpus, and
had the prisoner brought before Probate
Judge Nell, and obtained her release on
the ground, that the Sheriff OF Portage
County, had no papers to show that he
had any authority TO hold the prisoner,
the Trumbul County officials having
failed to furnish Sheriff Paine any evil
dence to show why she was imprisoned,
or on what ground detained. Mrs. Gay,
on being released returned to Trumbull
County, was rearrested, and on the 3Oth
ult., returned to the Ravenna jail, the
Sheriff Of Portage County being this
time furnishedw with the proper authority,
m~ittiMNS, 6c.,-on which she was at first
i~ncarcerated. Lawyer Norton, beliey-
ing that the second imprisonment Of his
client, on the old papers was Illegal, that
after her release on q writ Of hGbedS
corpus, it was not competent to go behind
that release and imprison her again on
the old mittiHuS, proceeded to obtain
another writ Of hdbedS corpus to eCure
her release, but when he had got ready
to serve the writ upon the jailer, on
Monday morning, requiring him TO pro-
dpce the body Of the prisoner, 10, the
gentle dame had disappeared from the
jail, when and how, or where she was
her lawyer could not tell. Here is a
case for the lawyers to study, q nut for
legal gentlemen to crack. Are the OFF,
eials Of Trumbun County liable for false
Imprisonment for this commitment on
the old papers2 And is the Sheriff Of
Portage County any way involved in
this responsibility These are questions
for future decision. But where is Mrs.
Gay2 What has become Of this interest
ing lady? Have the Trumbun County
officials spirited her away to some other
bailwick, having a wholesome fear that
q shrewd and adroit Portage County
lawyer would again wrest the prisoner
from their clutchesf But where is Mrs.
Sarah Gay, arrested on the charge Of
stealing certain female tOggery and
wearing APPAREL The obscurity attend
ing her fate is getting to, be truly-pa-
thetioi Go to.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, !
WARnEN OHTO TulE -. $50. Z


nITCH Nc. Z. Champion Town
yshlp. Notice is hereby given, that q pc
tition was presented TO the County Commits
sieners, on the eth day OF June, 1870. signed
by Lewis burst and others, praying. for the
widening, Deepening and lengthening Of q
ditch in the township OF Champion.
An order was issued 20 samuel +. Dickey,
Surveyor, 70 make survey IN accordance
with the prayer Of said petitioners. The re-
port OF said samuel +. Dickey, embracing
map n prOnle OF said proposed ditch. Is
now on file in the Auditors once, in War
rem, Ohio. All persons interested, including
Lewis burst, Sarah Campbell, Wallace We
sey, William Matthews, David Livingston,
and avid Harrington, viii take notice that
at a meeting OF the County Commissioners,
TO be held az the Auditors ONCE in Warren,
o., on the It'll day OF September, 1870, at 10
o'clock, a. m, the said County commission
ers will hear any evidence or tatements
which may b made by parties interested In
the lOcation or establishment proposed OF
said ditch.
JAS d. KENNEDY,
Aug. 10, I7O-4t County Auditor.
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Gustavus, O.. M 10. IS
zeal. NOTICE

GOAL
II Sarah Crosier, Nancy Fungler and Sey-
mOurF ansler, her husband Emeline Gro
sier, Mary Crosier, James Crosier and Clar-
risSa Crosier, heirS OF George Crosier, late OF
Trumbul County, decd, will take notice
that they are made defendants in an amen
ded petition filed in the Court OF Common
Pleas. for Trumbun County, Ohio, on the
day OF August 1870, by ClarisSa A.Johnston,
eL. al, wherein said Clarissa A demands
partition Of twenty-eight acres OF land In
Lot 9, Mecca township, Trumbuu County o.,
and north by acres sold by Sarah
CrOsier, Ex'N OF James Crosier, TO Thomas
A. Crosier; East by lands OF Robert Taylor
south By lands Of Levi Rice, and west by
highway.
Also OF 40 acres In said Mecca, being lands
OF which James Crosier died seized. and
bounded north by lands OF Robert Taylor
and lands Of Thomas Millikin; east by the
township line: south by lands Of Joel Baily
and lands Of Levi Rice, andwest by lands Of
Levi Rice-and that at the next term Of said
Court petitioners viii ask for an order to
make partition OF said premises
r. B. BARNES.
Taylor q Jones, Att'ys for Petr.
Aug. 10, lS70-6L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10

''GcoD HEALTH" ajournal Of physi-
cal and msptal culture-whose professed
aim is "The Improvement OF human
life." We have the August No. before
Us and find it interesting. In contains
articles on Means Of Preserving Health;
The Mineral Constituents OF Vegetables;
Woolens and Worsteds Snake Bites and
their Anthology New Bread; Summer
Complaints; Instinctand Reason. Also
other valuable articles together with
shorter articles on adulteration, stimu-
Tents, oYer-WoFk, improper handling Of
Children electricity &C., Sc. Thoss
wishing to subscribe for Good Health,
pan do 40 By sending 8 by mail to Alex
der Moore Il RFOomasld st., Boston,
Mass, and the magazine viii be sent
monthly for OneyeaF.
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ANFNnNRNr n AnnvF -

Be i eRdessd &c, That the benefits
Of the act approved JGns Seventeenth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, entitled
"An act TO provide for furnishing artif-
eiRl limbs to disabled soldiers" shall be
extended to all officers, soldiers, sesmen
and marines disabled in the military OF
naval service Of the United States, as
fully as tho same are provided for in the
acts approved JHly sixteenth, Bighteen
hundred and sixty-tWo, July twenty
eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
and July twsnty-seFep, eighteen hun
dred and siKty-eight, in 20 far as the
said acts relate TO artificial limbs and TO
transportation FOR procuring said limbs.
Approved June 80, 1870.
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Its recommended that the primary meet
ings for the selection OF Delegates be held
on saturday evening. August eth, between
Z and 9o'cloek,.
By order sf the Cen Com.
o. MORGAN. Chairman.
= J. McLAIN, IL, Sec'y.
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MI ASIllh commissioners SALE
lll The state OF Ohio, Trumbun Co.. S.
In the Curt Of Common Pleas.
ThOmGs ]. McLRin,
John Anderson, ct. at,
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbh 90,
Ohio, in the above entitled case, to me diree-
ted and delivered, 1 have levied upon and
shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, at
the south door OF the Court House. In the
city OF Warren, Trumbun County. Ohio. on
Monday, the 18th day Of September, 1870, be-
tween the hours OF one and four O'Clock, p.
m. the following real estate, in the city Of
Warren, Trumbu0 County, Ohio.
lst Piece, known as part Of Lots Nos. one
and two, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a pOiEt in the south line Of lot No. 2 six
ty-fourf eet, east OF the eRstline Of Ian sold
by McLAin 70 Edward Pierce, now owned by
]. Anderson, Jr. thence east along said south
line OF lOt No. 2 70 point seventy-nine feet
west Of west line OF Main Street. abouttwen-
tv-Savs1 Sesfs thence norfh On a lime naraI-
lei with Main St., one hundred n twelve
feet; thence west on a lint parallel with
south line Of lot No. 2, about twenty-seven
feet thence south 10 the place OF begin
% Piece-situate in Warren, TrumbunCo {.
Ohio. known as part Of lots Nos. l and ?
bOunded beginning at a post in the south
line OF lot No. 2. being the southeast corner
Of the land sold by said McLain, 70 Edward
Peroe, and now owned by said Anderson
lance Of abonE R fe9t 10 TIE laid now held
by contract BY said Anderson; thence nor
thsIlY, Ons hundred and twelve feet; thence
line Of said lot No. 2, about siXty-fOur feet,
70 the northeast OOrne Of lot sold to said
Pierce, now owned by Anderson; thence
sOutherly along the east line OF last men,
toned lot, one hundred md twelve feet. Qig
TO the place OF beginning.
First piece appraised At s.
SeOond piece appraised at
Terms Daeh, JOHN N. GTpLL,
Aug. 10, tS70s5t Special Master Com'r.
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A TLANTIC & GREAT WEST.
~ ERN RAILWAY

Ohio O6mmo1 Heas, IFuHbuH ObHHfg.
SAMUEL GURSEY, M othsis, against TIKI
ATLANTIC & GREAT WErERN RAILWAY
CONPAST, and oinerE. In pursuance OF an
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Trumbull County Ohio, made in the above
entitled action, atits June erm,A-B.,l s70, the
undersigned hereby gives notice TO all per-
sons having claims against him as Receiver
OF the Atlantic & Great Western Hallway
appointed In this cause and In the causes
between the same parties in the supreme
Court OF the State Of New York, and In the
supreme Court Of the State OF Pennsylva-
nia,Enf q that Company or against the
fund remainlpgl ~ his hsndg as RkceiEar, o.
any part thereof, or In respect Of the SAME,
topresent the same, with q particular state
ment or the nature. grounds and amount
thereof, TO and nle the same with the Clerk
Of EidCourt Of Common Pleas, at Warren,
Ohio, by or before the 18th day OF Septsmber,
1870, orb9 fOrever barred OF, from and against
any and all claims upon the underElgned
in respect thereof
This notice Is not Intended y o FsVoEs or
impair he-notiag dated May 70. 1870, hereto
Tore given and now being bubnshed,-pursu-
anttO the order Of said New York Suprsm6
Court,-by the undersigned as Receiver Of
said Railway. orthe e1ectof such notice.
Receiver, 4 as. W. Railway.
July %. lS70-6E.
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MASTER Commissioners Sale
llThe State OF Ohio, TrumbulC Ounty,as
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Thomas ]. McLain, Civil
Assignee Of John Anderson, etaLJ

Assignee Of John Anderson. etaL
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued ont Of
the Court Of CommQp Pleas, cf Trumbull
County, Ohio, and 70 me diretted as Special
Master, ] ave levied upon and viii offer fOT
sale, TO the highest bidder, at the south door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Warren,
Trumbun County, Ohio, on Monday The 18TH
day Of September, A. D. lS70, between the
hours Of n n three O'Clock, D. m. OF said
day, the following described lands and tene-
ments, situats In the township Of Warren,
and known Is part Or block No. one AZ IN
the village OF Warren, or River lock, 20
called, bounded north by lands occupied by
Hoyt and StrRttOni easthY Main ST. south
by lot occupied by Hunt &BrOWnt west By
low WGter mRrkththe Mahoning River, be-
ing - feet from on Main Street, and extend
ing back 10 low water mack In the Maho-
ming River, be the same more or less, and
being same lands decided to John Anderson,
Jr., by ]. q. Butler, Sheriff, JRn.4 4, 1864, and
recorded in Trumbun County records, vol.
$, pages 20 and Il. Appraised at -
Terms CfEfts IGHE ~. ETULL,
aug. l6sts7O-5t speeiArAIAsteF pom'r,
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SALE.
ATAn EAnaanE OLLn InnnNu

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, s.
James Clark, vs. John W. Daley. ct al
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued BY or
der ofsaid Court, in the above entitled case,
20 me directed and delivered, I shall expose
to public sale at the dOOrof the Court House
In the city Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, September 10, A. ID. 1870,
between theh hours of md 8 O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the township Of BrOOkfeld, COun-
ty ofTrumbull and state OF Ohio,and known
as Lot No. four "a in Scoyills addition to the
village plat Of Brookheld.
Appraised at e.. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherid's ONCE, Warren, o., Aug. 10, lS7O-5t.
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An Iowa girl walked from Palo tn
Ninton, a distance Of twenty miles. to
have a tooth extracted, and returned
on foot the same day.
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DEATHS.
New Advertisements.

i IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post once. Tuesday, Aug. 9. 1870.
Andrews EbeneLer Longmore Miss Emil
Aultman & Taylor, ly :
ManuFg Co Lingfelter Jacob
RroWn Arthur Miller Joseph
Bowel Miss Lottie MentZer & Co ID
Condy John Post Miss Nary
Cowell NJ Robinson Thomas
Dill Lorenzo Shaner Miss Eliza ]
Fulton w II Shaler Austin W
Hertzel Andrew Thomas Thomas j
Harcleroad SOloman Wilson Mrs ROsan-
HOOn Joseph nah
Jones Henry H Young NH V
KernOhan Hugh
aA-Have your letters directed In care Of
your box.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO Obtain the above. Will
please 70 call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 days viii be sent 70
dead letter office.
ONCE hours, 80 A. NJ, to -SOP. NJ.
H. H TOWNSEND. p. N.
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The Union Republican voters Of TTum-
bull County, are requested 70 meet by dele
gates, at WARREN. On Tuesday, Augusta lSfo,
at IL O'Clock, a m. 10 nominate candidates
FOR the following Ofloes, 70 wit: Recorder,
Director.
several townships viii be entitled 70
the following r~epresentation, to-wit:
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A SSIGNEE'S AUCTION ALE
"a At the late store Of II. Q. Church, at
Newton falls, o., August "a and continuing
from day TO day until all Is sold. The stock
embraces a full and complete stock Of staple
ard fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Crockey and Notions.
Aug. s. IS70,-3ts c. G. GRAHAM, Asslg'e
NOTIOE,-0n the 10th day of July,
IN $50, the Probate Court Of TrHmbul Co.,
declared the estate OF Sylvester q. Hall,
deceased. 70 be probably tnsolyenL and aP-
pointed Edmund A. Reed and Riverius B.
Barnes, Commissioner, to receive and eL-
anime claims against said estate. Creditors
are therefore required topresent their claims
against the estate TO the undersigned for
allowance within six months nom the time
above menuOasi, gtAsg VII DO entitled
70 payment EpMpND a. REED,
u. B. HARNE8,
July %, lS7O.-4t Commissioners.
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ESTATE of Morgan L. Hayes,
pointed and qualified as Executrix on the
estate Of Morgan Z. Hayes, deed, late OF
Trumbull Co, Ohio. HANNAH HAYES.
Fowler, Ohio, Aug. 10, lSgO-3ts
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NOTICE!
N The voters Of Warren Union School Dis
trict and the territory c thereto, fOT
school purposes, are hereby notified 70 meet
at the Auditors ONCE, on Saturday, August
10th, between the hours Of 10 a. m, n Z p.
m, and vote upon the sale OF the lot and
building. separate sale ofeachl on High st.,
heretofore used for school purposes.
BY order Of b Board OF Education,
J. HARMON, Secfy.
Warren, Ang. 10. Is70-lt
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ESTATE of Quintus w. Gilmore,
Ldec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrator OF the estate ol
Qnintus W. Gilmore, decd, late Of G~uStavus,
Trumbun County, Ohio.
R. B. BARNES.
Gustavus, o., Aug. 10, Is7O-3t.
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SCivnAcuon.

MASTER Commissioners Sale.-
lyl The State OF Ohio, Trumbul Co., ss.-
In the COurt OF Common Pleas.
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CHERIFF5S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
John Hearst, In Trumbul COM
vs. Smon Pleas.
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coMBAT NEAR sAARBRU0EEH,

COLOGNE, August Neutrality-suspicious.
was a violent combat near saaFbFu0ken,
today, commencing at eleven in he
morning, and ct nine tonight still con-
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.wIEpaErENr oF prEEAr.

tinued. Our troops repulsed the enemy,
who have abandoned the field of battle
We ESye conquered. Our losses are
i heavy.