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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-01
The Yalus oil . Scran Book.

Every one who takes a newspaper,
which be is in Il , least degree appreei-
ates, will often regret to see any one
number thrown aside for waste paper
which contains some interesting and
important articles. 4 good way to
preserve these is by the use Of ascrap.
book. One who has never been ac-
customed thus TO preserve short arti-
cles, can hardly estimate the pleasure
il affords to sit down and turn over
the familiar pages. Here a choice
piece Of poetry meets the eye, which
you remember you were 70 glad to
see in the paper, but which you would
long since have lost had it not been
for your scrap-boOk. There is a witty
anecdote-it does you good to laugh
over it yet, though for the twentieth
time. Nextis q valuable receipt you
had almost forgotten, and which you
have found just in time to save much
p~erpleXity. There is q sweet story,
the memory of which has cheered and
encouraged you many a time when
almost ready to despair under the
pressure of life's cares and trials. In
deed, you hardly take up a single pa
per without perusing it. just glance
over the sheet before you, and see how
many valuable items it contains that
would be Of service to you a hundred
times in life. A choice thought il far
more precious than a bit OF glittering
gold. Hoard with care the precious
gems, and see at the end OF a year
what a rich treasure you have accum-
ulated.
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Trumbull County Jail.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS-No-
IN tice Is hereby given 10 all persons inter
ested, and particularly 10 mechanics and
builders, that the Commissioners Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio, intend 10 erect a Jail and
Sherih-s residence on the jail lot IN The
tiOns, bills and specifications for said build
ing can be seen, and will be open TO public
inspection AT the Auditors ofdce OF said
County, in Warren. on and after the frst
day Of March, AID. 1871.
Sealed proposals for the furnishing OF all
Jail and Shenns residenCe in aeeord-
ance with said plans and specifications will
be reeeivedRt said Auditors Office, up to the
l3thiday Of April. MA. ID. 1871, addressed to
Ohio, endorsed proposals for building a
Jail and SheriTs residence" Each proFo-
sal must contain the full name and resi-
dsnce (andi II a nrm, the name and style OF
the arm Also ofthe person or persons max
Ing the same, and must be accompanied by
surety satisfactory TO the Commissioners,
thatif the proposal Is accepted the person or
persons viii appear At said Auditors Office
within five days after said lSthday ofApriI,
lS7l, and enter into n contract accordingly,
and give bonds with Sufficient and satisiac-
tory security for the performance OF the
contract as required by law. Blanks for pro-
pOsals and the accompanying security can
be obtained at the Auditors of1ce and will
be furnished TO any person DESTROYS ofmak-
ing proposals, by application to the Audi
TOT, n all proposals should be made on
said blanks. The Commissioners reserve
the right TO decline any and NJ proposals.
not satisfactory in form, amount. o~rsecurifv-
o. X. WOLCOTT,
=. A. REED.
]. B. PAYNE,
Commissioner OF Trumbuu Co
Feb. IS, lS7l-st.
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Note. fren tRe Sd DOMINGO ConnIs.

siOners.
A New York Tribune eorrespen-
dent writes from Santa Domingo city,
Feb. Cd, as follows:
We left SANTANA early on Wednes-
day morning, the 30th, and steamed
slowly along bold heRdlSnds with
wind and sea against us, and Tuesday
afternoon came in sight of Santa Do
mingo. We cast anchor in the road
stead, where we yer tossed by heavy
sea and made extremely uncomforta-
Bile. st. Domingo can never be a
place of. commercial importance, for
It has no harbor for vessels drawing
over ten feet. They are compelled 20
remain outside at anchor, cheered by
the pithy remarks of the pilot, "In
case OF 3 storm or strong south wind,
be prepared to slip your cable and put
to sea, for your anchor will not hold,
or if il holds the cable will part, and
you will drift on the rocks
Professor Blake has made a most
interesting report of his expedition 10
the mouths OF Yuma and supposed
coal beds. BE visited all places men
toned by Mcclellan in his report, he
4lgAa DChAAuk1 anu hAAAE1 Vi al NlE
headlaDds and bays so that his report
is typographical as well as geographic
cal. He found the peninsula Of Sa-
m4na was practically an island, q
branch of the Yuma river, and in
high water seyering it from the main
land, at other times part connecting
the peninsula with the main land is
low and swampy. 1t is reported that
there ara but two feet Of water on the
bar at the mouth of the Yuma, which
is gradually filling up with sand.
Professor Blake found no coal but
immense seams of Ignite which may
be defined to be impure coal. 1t be-
longs, g~eologically to a later forma-
ton, and contains less carbon and
more water and volatile products,
than coal. Ignite, is not good for
ocean steamers, but can be prohtably
used in manufactures and for river
steamboats,, and locomotives have
been constructed to burn it.
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EEnAINnTnCE

IThe STATE Of Ohio, Trumbun County,
IN the Probate Court. John Williams, Adj
ministrstor Of Samantha ]. kynett, decd,
" Capernia C.. Crooks, ct. al. The defend
ants. ZenephOn W. Kynett and James l.
Eynett. who reside in Iowa, and John II.
Kyueft who resides in Missouri, viii take
notice that on b 9Th day Of February, ISL,
the plaintif filed his petition in said Court
against aid defendants n Others, heirs Of
said Samantha J., alleging that there is no
PERSONAL property belonging 20 said estate /;
that there are debts against said estate Of
one hundred dollars or over, and that the
said Samantha died seized Of the following
lands: Situate in the township Of Rowland,
TrumbuH County, Chic, in Lot - bounded
north by lands or Mrs. Ann ddings; cassidy
lands OF John Il. Kyneti; south by the
highway leading from Rowland center to
Vienna, and west by lands OF Richard r
Waterman. containing I0acres, more Orless,
subject TO dover Of Ann Kynett, widow, on
about 6 acres thereof.
said petition prsys for order TO sell said
lands. and viii be for hearing March Is. ISL,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Admir- Of Samantha ]. Kynett, decd.
", !. SPEAR, Atty.
Feb. s. IS7lAL.
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NH on Protection.

John Stuart Hill says: TT is not
because of protection that wages in
America are high; It is because there
is abundance OF land foreYery labOrer,
and every isborer is at liberty 10 &C
quiue it. As long as this abundance
of land relatively to population con-
times, wages viii not decline. Those
high wages are not a special burden
upon the New England cOttOn-spin-
ner or the Pennsylvania iron-master,
but have equally TO be paid in agri-
culture lint those numerous branch
es Of manufacturing and other indus
try the building trades for eXample)
which every country necessarily car
ries On for itself. II these employ
ments, which form the bulk of the
industry of this country, can pay the
high American profits, and il there
are other branches of manufactures
which can not do this unless the peO-
pie Of the United States consent to
pay them q subsidy in the form Of a
large extra price, the former class Of
emplOyments yield a greater return 10
the labor an0 capital Of America than
the latter, and it is for the interest of
American production on the whole
that the labor and capital of the coun-
try should be diverted from the en-
pigments which require to be sub
sidized to those which can maintain
themselves without
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FOOD FOR THE HORSE.

DR.. Robert Mcclure IN the diseases
Of American horses and cattle makes
the following suggestions In regard to
the fooG of the horse:
Never use bad hay on account Ct
its cheapness. There is not proper
nourishment in it.
Damaged corn is extremely injuri-
Gus. 1t brings on inflammation Of the
bowels and skin diseases.
Chaff is better for old horses than
hay. They can chew and digest it
better.
Mix chaf with corn or oats, and do
not give them alone. Il makes tho
horse chew his food more and dIgest
1t better.
Lay or grass alone will not support
a horse under hard work. There is
not sufficient nutritive body in either.
Whena horse is worked hard his
food should be chiefly oats and com.
If not hard at work let it be chiefly
hay. Oats and corn contain more
nOurishment and hesh-fOrming mate
rial than any other kind Of food Hay
not so much.
For a saddle or coach horse, half a
peck of sound oats and eighteen
pounds of good hay are sufficient. II
the hay is not good add a quarter Of a
peck more oats.
Rack feeding is wasteful. The bet
ter plan is TO feed with chopped hay
from q manger.
Sprinkle the hay with water that
has salt dissolved in IL. A teaspoon
full of salt TO a bucket Of water is suf-
feient. 1t is more palatable and aids
digestion.
Oats and corn should be bruised for
an old horse but not for a young one.
The former cannot chew them, while
the young horse can do it, and the
food is thus mixed with the saliva
and turned into wholesome nutri-
nenE
Do not allow your horse to have
warm water to drink. II he has to
drink cold after getting accustomed
to warm, it will give him the collie.
When your horse refuses his food
after drinking, 20 no farther that day,
The creature is thoroughly beaten.
Cut grass should always be given in
spring to horses that cannot be turn
ed out. 1t is cooling and refreshing
and medical in its effects. It must be
given in moderation else it is liable
to ferment in the stomach.
Water your horse from o pond or
stream, rather than from q well or
spring. The horse prefers soft, even
muddy water to hard water, be it
ever so clear.
A horse should have at least a pail
of water morning and evening, or
better four half pals at differenttimes
He should not be made to work di-
rectly after he has had a full draught
of water. Digestion and exercise can
sever go on together.
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rNfAi NNtiNE
A4Fu HNH f4edief rshiaki Hatch aud
1tA H>~A she fuside in the S~tateofilli-
Eisa fsssf ~ fSaa,a Hatch and
@ n+rA WEES esttp th the Stnte OF New
t4aeAt hvAltN "A uatun. who resides In the
s W~tssV,ains nu1 Lpander a. Hatch,
49, Ncsuta NtlVyA nud ttanc Hrcer, who're
sF ~ the at.te - iowa. heirs Al law "a
AA-A usUAA tpovaurl
~ sesppN uotiuvi that Arlington ].
h.,A ADMINISTRATORS ~ tho estate ofAuson
B-D5e iu,st ,i tho IN day OF Feb, A. d.
ia ai~A Hs petition IN she Probate Court,
~itatH apl Isl the Nounty Of Trumbull and
safe "a NatA alleEing that the personal
aefa 81 rafa deccdunt "a lnsunlcient % pay
.hs jeHa and he charges 81 sdministering
.htaaiatp that be diud seized IN zee simple
~ Use Elinu inE described real estate, To-
N4ts ftfet piccc situate In M~esopOtamia,
"a asId Donnty, and contains one hundred
ecres az land, on theEouth Of lot No. S. IN
sstl township and Il he late homestead OF
satd dcceaAcd.
Sashnd plcca situate IN the township Of
iaFkman, Gcauga County, Ohio, and known
- part OF lot No, 3 in Great Lot No. .
bounded a. follows: Beginning at q post
standing In thec center ofthe highway, lead
ms mum Termination 70 Porter's Nils, on
tho county line between Geauga and Trum-
bull thence northwest along the center OF
said highway eighteen roads TO q post
thence northeast sixteen rods 20 8 post
thence east two rods ooa post, which II also
the county line; thence south along said
county line twenty-five rods 20 the place OF
beginning. containing n acre and seventy
tgorods Of land, e the same more or less,
and that Ellen Fndlay, Tol iski HGtch, A.
lison Hatch, Henry i. Hatch, Ann OeNllla
Hatch. Ellen Jane Hatch. Emma Hateh, Ira
Hatch, Henry II. Hatch, Leander o hateh,
Ann CeVtla Greer, isaac Greer, Arson X
Hatch. Hester A. Hatch. and Arlington J.
Hatch, as his heirs at law, hold b next
estate or inheritance therein.
II e prayer 81 said petition IL for q sale 81
said premises, fOrthe payment Of the debts
and charges Aforesaid. said Petition Will he
for hearing on the 18th day OF March. A. ID.
ISL. ARLINGTON J. HATCH,
Ha HaAdmfr n Arson Hatch, dec 4.
WnrEau q Eph = TE1lt
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ArnTICEis herehv riven thata peti-

NOTICE is hereby given thata petit
IN tfonHas. on the It'll day OF Dec. lS70.pre-
Eentedl 70 the Commissioners Of Trumbuu
County, Ohio, signed by Jonathan warner,
Joseph stuart, and others, praying for the
INCORPORATION Of certain territory in the
Township OF Weathersheld, describedin said
petition, tO-wit: Being all OF lots No. Il, Is,
ig, 2 4. 50, 81, and part Of lots No Il. Is. Is, Is
and 10. Of tract No. l6. ofthe Great altS Spring
tract in said Township OF Weathers1eld,
and that there are residing within the said
Territory al least twelve hundred inhabi-
tants.a and hat the same be an Incorporated
village for general purposes, u that the
name Of the village be Mineral Ridge, and
that the 10th day OF April. a. DISH, Is fixed
for the hearing OF said petition, al the Audi
tors Office in Warren. at , O'Clock. a. m.
JONATHAN WARNER,
JOSEPH STUART.
Mineral Ridge, o., Feb. Is, ls7l-6w.
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CHERrFF,s sA1.r

- 'aNAaAH
SThe state OF ohio, Trumbun Comfy 60
John II. Homer, In TumbuU Com
John johnson, ct al
BY virtue % an order OF sale issued ont of
me Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbuii
county, uhlO, IN The above named cnse 10
me directed n delivered, I shaiI s11,ss
20 public sale Al the door Of the Court House
IN the city OF Warren. Ohio. ON
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,
between the hours OF one and i've o,clo.p
]. m. OF said day, the following Described
acknowledgements. to-wit:
list piece, situated in the township or GINS
LaEns, County OF Trumbull and State OF
Ohio; and i known by part Of Lots No. I3
n d =, nj bounded and described as fol-
lows; East and west by original lot lines
and lands Of Philo MeRcham: south IN lands
OF fhllO heaCham and Austin a. MaacbgD,
IA L9t 80. rs, and north by q line drawn and
running east and west and parallel 10 ne
south Ia OF said lots. and A. lar fbFrnf-SgS
as 70 contain u hundred and Eeyenfv-fve
acre, II bsing a part or the farm lately own
ca ~ fulIo Gates, late OF Gustavus. decd
I'd piece, situate in Gustayust oWnshiD f1
SAID county and State. and known as narf
Of LotsNo-l Is and s. n the whole % Iof
20 - as follows: north partly by
highway running ~diagOnally through lot
No, s. q the north line OF Lot q, west BY
lot lines; south by lands OF Austin G. Meach-
am Meaeham and Kim Linsley east
By original lot line excluding theredom
one half acre on the north side OfL0t No. -
heretofore decided 70 the trustees Of Gusta-
tvuS Tp-t for . burying ground, containing
within these bounds, two hundred, n AMI
a half acres Of iand, and being the sameland
conveyed TO the said John Johnson by Philo
Gates and others, by deed recorded on 90
~ - n &2i, OF book % OF records Ofdeeds
OF TrumbuH County.
The o described lands and tenements
subject to the wifes right OF dover.
Us acres appraised At S612SO0.
%3 DO DO do slS5.o0.
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
SheriTs Office Warren, O., Feb. Is, IS7I-5t
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
DSHIP. Notice Is hereby gfven that ~
partnership heretofore existing under the
name OF Howard q KOehler, OF Warren. "a
dissolved ny mutual consent.
HOWARD a ROEHLER.
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.. vlrginians look for an carly sprin

Virginians look for an early spring.
Love is a song between the acts OF
Democratic eyes concentrate on
Hancock.
Gum shoes are cheaper than cough
mixtures.
California now trots out a three nos
triled calf.
Kansas will try itself raising peach
of taps-worm.
Josie Booth, the actress. has gone
and got married.
Maine factory makes II, $50, OO1,-
ooo shoe pegs a day.
Plutareh invented the phrase about
the shoe pinching.
Gail Hamilton IS said to he too
sauey to live long.
The Ontario Freemasons let ladies
into their meetings.
The 'little church around the cor
ner" will be spoiled by petting.
A New Hampshire man has had
the same handkerchief 20 years.
Alazy chap has found that working
between meals is unhealthy.
There is but one Unitarian congre-
cation in all British America.
The Society for the Promotion Of
Social Purity isa Chicago institution.
A little girl wanted her father to go
to che "lOafer's" and get a loaf Of
bread.
A man in Indians was so bothered
with eOrns that he committed suicide.
1t took over half a day to read the
message Of the Governor Of Missis-
sippi.
In London, American girls are said
70 carry off honOrs as the best ska
tiers.
The telegraph lines in Russia are
almost entirely worked by female
operators.
Numerous Texans are again agita.
ting the question Of the division Of
the State.
General Pope writes that the Indi-
ans on the upper Missouri are threat
ening another
A woman in Clay county, Indiana,
has borne triplets five times in four
teen years.
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r FGAL NOTICE.

In pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
Court OF Trumbuu County, Ohio, I will oner
for sale, At public auction, on Saturday, the
18th day Of March, AID. 1871, uponthe prem
ises, between the hours OF one and four
O'Clock. pm. OF Baid day heo n undivided
half OF the following described real estate,
situate in the township OF Newton. county
OF Trumbull, and state Of Ohio, viz:
Parcel lst. A house n lot situate in the
yiUaReof Newton Falls, County OF Tru m
ball. and State OF Ohio. and is known as lot
twenty-six, C& division A on the map OF
the village plat OF Newton Falls recorded
June0, IST, andi s the southeast corner Of
the junction OF Center and Liberty Streets,
and contains about one-halfO Of an acre Of
land. Pared q, situate in the township Of
| Newton. County and State aforesaid, n Is
known as a part OF mall lot No. p, In sec
| ton nineteen Q9) and is bounded on the
north ~ lend Of Henry A.. Dubois, on the
east by the public highway leading from
| Newton Falls 70 Prices Mills; on the south
] BY lands OF Davis LoWery, and on the west
/ BY land ofJohn Hill. q contains twenty
| seven acres and tEo-thiris Of an acre Go
tofland. be the Baue more or less
Terms OF sale-One-third on confirmation
Of sale: one-third in one and one-third in
/ two wears. Deferred payments to bear in
| teresr from the dave Of sale, andtO be secured
| by mortgage on said premises.
Z. +. PORTER, Guardian
Of Martin HOlcomb.
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Newton Pans. zen 8. 8:
FGAL NOTTCE.

II EGAL NOTICE.
lin Of an order Of the Probate
Court, OF Trumbul County, Ohio, Twill offer
for sale q public suction, on Saturday, the
18th day OF March. a. D. 1871, upon the prem
lses. between the hours Of one and four
O'clock 7. N. Of said day, the q undivided
half OF the following described real estate,
| situate in the township OF Newton. County
OF Trumbuu and State OF Ohio, Wis Parcel
lSt Is 8 house and lot situatetn the village Of
Newton Falls, County Of Trumbull, and
state Of Ohio, and is known as lot twenty
six (26) division A on the map OF the vii
lage plat Of Newton Falls, recorded June %,
IS7. and is the southeast corner Of the
junction OF Center and Liberty Streets, and
contains about one-half Of an acre OF land.
Parcel ID, situate in the t0wnshipofN Newton,
County and State aforesaid n is known as
a part OF small Lot No. p. in section nine
teen(N and i~sboundedon the north hy land
of Henry A. Dubois. on the east by the pub
lie highway leading from Newton Falls to
Prices Mills. on the south by lands Of Davis
Lowery, and on the west by land Of John
Hill, and contains twenty-seven acres and
two thirds Of al acre C2750 OF land, be he
same more orless.
Terms OF Sale-One-third on confirmation
of sale, one-third in one and One-third in
two years. Deferred payments TO bear in
terest from the day Of sale, and TO be secur-
ed bymortgaEe Onsald premises.
HENRY TAYLOR
Guardian or WILDER W. Holcomb.
Newton Falls, Feb. Is, lS7l-t.
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FARM

A T ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
HIN pursuance OF an order OF the Pro
bate Court Of Trumbun County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at Publ c Auction on the prem
iSes, on the 10th dav OF March, ISL, the
following described real estate situate
in the township OF Vernon, County of
TTumbull, and State OF Ohio, and is part OF
the Granger Tract, and is bounded and des-
cribed as follows: Parcel lst is in Lot No.
y, commencing on the lot line at the Outh-
east corner OF nnd OF Thomas Gibson (:
thence south 20 q formerly owned by
stephen Smith thence west along the line
Of said Smiths lands TO land OF Samuel
Henry ; thence north TO lands Of Thomas
Gibson. hence east TO place Of beginning,
and contains one hundred acres Of land
Parcel I'd. is in Lot No. 3, and Is bounded
north by lands OF James " King: east and
west by the lot lines, and south by a line
parallel with the north line, and so far dis
ant as 10 contain one hundre and eighty
two and One-ha1 acres OF land: being the
entire Dairy Farm Of the late Robert Mellish,
decd, containing 22lS acres Of and Build
ing and fences good; house nearly
About 50 acres Of timber, all appraised at
5000. Terms-ons-thiTd in hand, one-third
In one year and one-thind In two years from
day Of sale, with neutrality-suspicious. TO be
secured by mortgage upon the promises
Sale between the hours Of l and ? o'clock.
D. m. OF said day. EDMUND A. REED,
Admir- OF Robert Mellish, decd.
Feb. Is. ls7l-4t.
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Farm of so Acres for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO sell
his farm on which he now resides, in
Vienna. Ohio, known as the Daniel or Up
son Andrews farm, first farm north of
Payne's Corners, within a half mile OF first
coal found, containing g acres Of excellent
land for grain or grass; in INST rate state Of
cultivation and abundance Of good timber.
The land is well watered by springs and q
creek passing through the farm, a large or
chard containing from 20 10 50 grated trees
FIRST class fences and good buildings, a new
horse barn Just erected, and other out build
ings-pleasantly situated and very desira-
bic. Also a great variety Of small fruits
Possession Will be given at any
+. j. KING.
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Payne,sC Orners, o, Feb. I5-li.
NOTICE-Sale of Real Estate

NOTICE-Sale of Real Estate
IN In pursuance Of an order grantedby the
Probats Court Of Trumbufl County, Ohio, I
will offer for sale at public auction,on Satur
day. the 18th day OF March, 1871, att o'clock,
p. m, upOn the premises, the following des-
crtbed real estate, situate in the County OF
township Of BroOkdeld, and is bounded and
described as follows, tO-wit: On the north
by lands owned by the heirs OF VIM. Nc
Gonceny, decd; on the east by lands owned
by Jas. Groves aud Vim. Carlton; on the
south -bylands owned by the vile OF Vim.
sampson, and IN the west by lands owned
by Levi Cushman, n contains thirty acres
ofland, be the same more orless. Apprais-
edatS $500. JOHN CAWFIELD,
Ex'ro OF Thomas awdeid, decd.
Ratlif& Moses, Att'ys for Executor.
Feb. Is, lS7I-4t.
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". 7. SPEAR, Atty.
Feb. /, lS7l-6t
A ENACTMENT.

A ENACTMENT.
AEE and r CLARK, plaintifS vs.. John
Crawford, defendant. Before Henry Hamil-
ton, J. p, Of Brookneld township, Trumbull
County, Ohio. On the &d day Of January,
ISL, said Justice issued an order OF Attach
ment in the above action for the sum Of ten
dollars and twelve cents, and said cause Is
set for hearing on the 9th day OF March, A.
ID. 1871, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
E. F. 4 r. CLARK, Pitts.
Brookdeld, Feb. Is, Is7O,-3t