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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov.12. 1871.
FLoUR-The market is quiet and
steady. We quote a follows;
City-made Xxx white IS OO6s 25 ;
Xxx amber 81 50@7 IS; Xxx red No l
81 OO@7 IS; X red No 2 IS 25@7 90.
RYE FLnUR-The market is quiet at
S4,75a5,O 90 per Dbl.
Mill FEED-There is a good demand
and the market is firm at 5000 for shorts
S22,O % for coarse midlings; $500 for sec
ond ines,S3O,OO for fine.
WHEAT-Market firm and better, but
quiet. Sales 1000 bu and 2 cars No. 1 red
winter at Sl,43 from store; No. = red held
at SI,37.
CoRN-Dull and nominally unchanged
old shelled 56a75c; l car new do SIC.
OATs-Tbe market is dull but firm.
Sales 8 cars No. l state at 40c from store.
RYE-Quiet and steady No. 2 held at
T5c from store.
BARLEY-Market quiet and steady.
Held at a range of 100000 for State,
Western and Canada.
PoRK-In fair demand and market
firm at Sl3a13.50 Tor No. l mess; Sl2,5Oa
1900 for No. 2 do; Sl4al4,25 for Extra
Clear; Jas for Extra Short Clear.
LARD-Iu fair demand and steady
city rendered Toe in kegs 9lc in tierces.
OouuLI ACluCAG4 Z4AC OcAgm AnCr0 Ah-
ures.
SMOKED MEATs-The market Is firm
and the demand good. We quote as
follows: City sugar cured canvassed
Hams l5c; uncanvassed do Ale; can.
vassed Shoulders SaStc; u~neanvassed do
79aSc; canvassed Bacon 9a9tc; uncan-
vassed do Sls9c; Dried Beef l6al7c.
BEEF-The market is steady and the
demand fair; held at 81, OOal3,O0 for Ex-
ira mess.
BUTTBR-The market continues steady
and without change; choice Is firm and
in fair demand at 22a23c good to prime
held at l5a2Oc; inferior 10 common 10
@l4c.
CHEESE Market firm, and with a
moderate inquiry; stocks moderate.
Choice factory, IN large lots, I34@l4c;
in small way l44al5c.
EGGs-In moderate supply and steady
at 29a3Oc for fresh by the package.
OILs-Linseed selling in I TO 5 barrel
lots at SIC for Raw and SIC for Boiled.
POTAToRs-There is a more active
movement, and the market is steady at
6Oa62Ic for Peach Blows on track ; 65a
zoe from store.
OSIoNs-MOderately active and steady
at 1928 :, so for silver skins.
DRIED APPLEs-In fair demand at
Sla9c for new fruit.
BEANs-The demand is moderate and
prices are steady held at S2,OOa2,25 for
choice hand picked; common 10 medi-
um 81, 50aI,S SIS.
SEEDs-Timothy quiet at s2.75a3.OO
Clover held at S., 75a6,25 Flax steady at
Sl.65al,7 20.
VINEeAR-Pure Cider Vinegar in good
demand and firm at lSa20c, packages in
cluded.
TALLow-Fair demand and market
steady at Ease for city and country rem
dered.
FEATHERS-Demand fair and market
steady at 50a95c according to quality. !
WHITE LIME-Iu- fair demand at 81 80
per barrel.
WATER LIME-Demand good and
market steady at the following quota
tons; OswegO and Akron $3.50 per Dbl;
Louisville Cement 81, 80.
PLASTER-Land Plaster in goHd de-
mand and selling at a range of IS, 50a9,5 so
per ton; Cslcined Plester ranges at $3.50
per barrel.
SALT-In fair demand, and firm ; held
at $3.50 per barrel for Fine; $3.50 for
Coarse.-Ledder.
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GRAND RIVER INSTITUTE.

From report OF Commissioner Of Common
Schools, lS7e, page l5-
IT is my opinion that there Il another
anda very efficient fundamentally In the
work Of elevatfng the standard and tnereas-
ing me efficiency Of Common schools, and
which Ohio has. as yet, scarcely tried. i
allude. o~fcourse. to Normal schools, Oc-
c~asionally an insttHItiOn not at all connected
with che public schools does 3 ~mostexcellent
work. The Grand River Institute 1t Austin
burg, in A~shtabula county, deserves honor
able Mention In this connection. Under Its
Principal. Mr.. Tuckerman, Il Is taking very
nearly the position Ofa Normal School, and
Is annually preparing large classes OF young
men and women for teaching. The schools
OF Ashtabula county. and that part OF Lake
which lies near u. are feeling very sensibly
the good effects Of Mr.. T~uckermon's Efforts
Clerk of Examiners Lake CotfnHs
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PLEASANT HILL, SoUTHINGToY, o.,
~ m Tg-r

thereby acknowledge the receipt ola
handsome donation made me by the
dear people in North West Mecca and
vicinity, which amounted to almost
seventy dollars, fifty dollars of which
was in cash. For this mark Of respect
to myself and family, they have the best
return we a make at present, "Our
heartfelt thanks" I have labored among
them for almost two years, and find
them a noble hearted people, ever ready
to do their duty, in tightening the bur
den resting upon the minister, aud
making his pathway through life pleas
ant. May God bless them abundantly
with all good, is the prayer of their
unworthy servant,
Il. b. SUMMERS, V.D.M.
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New York Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1871.
BEEvEs-The fine weather, was mod
crate supplies, cause a firm Market
Total beeves, $3.50, to-day we have 13I
cars at COmmunipaw, 81 at Tooth street
street and ~ at Weehawkin, making 3,
$50 head. The quality was variably, with
many thin state, Texas and WESTERN
The market ruled strong at &c advance
from Friday, making rates about rs last
Monday where the quality Is the same.
The extremes were 74al3c, mostly 9IaIllc
averaging lose.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total 326O0, and
$500 to-day. The market is rather weak
at 4la6ic for sheep and Case for lambs, q
lot of 65 lbs Indiana lambs selling at &c.
2 cars Canada of Sc los at &c, 2 car off "a
lbs at Sc, a car of 20 lbs thin state sheep
at 4lc, a car of So lbs Ohio at sic, a car
ia lbs Canada at &c, and a few at &c.
HoGs-30,7 200 for the week and Is, 0
to-day. The market is rather firm at 4gc.
for live and 6a7c for dr. essed.
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HOME AND HEALTH.-The November
number contains many readable n
instructive articles, pertaining to life
and health, and how to enjoy them.
We regard it one OF the best magazines
published in the country. Tha pub
fishers, Messrs. De Puy, have associated
with them in their business, Mr.. George
Holmes, late of the house of A. T.
Stewart & Co. Terms SL.5O. Address
De Puy, Holmes & Co., sos Broadway.
New York.
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Georgia Minstrel Troune.

This Company will give a concert in
Webb's Hall, in this place on Friday
evening of this week. They have
recently returned from a four years
tour through Europe. The indianapolis
Journal speaks of7heir performances as
follows:
The first appearance of the Georgia Min
strel Troupe at Masonic Hall last night, was
greeted with n crowded house This is
a " clear quill " negro troupe, and the per-
Torrance throughout WAS interesting and
amusing, the essence Of the true darkey
crOpping out in every feature of the enter
talnment The comic song, "StOp tina
Music" sung by Pete Deavancar, met with
an enthusiastic encore. The Jubilee song
by Jiumy Grace. Down in Carolina was
immensely applauded, while the audience
were almost carried away with the song,
Garry the News TO Mary" Billy KerSand's
Noisy Swell" as well as his song and
dance. was handsomely executed, and both
were approved with a hearty encore. The
miscellaneous features thrown in TO NIL up
only added TO the pleasure OF the entertain
ment. and almost the entire audience re-
manned until the close. We lOok upon the
Georgia Minstrels as one OF the rising
troupes Of the country.
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The Home Insurance Company.

There has been q sort of i-nevitableness in
the movements Of the Home Insurance
Company Of New fork-reminding one Of
WatchTul % secure the good and avoid the
bad. the Home has recently cut of the
Marine and Inland Branch of its business.
The Home has a capital OF two and one
half million dollars capital, and cash assets
TO the amount Of &.57S,O0SO0. The Home Is
now the LoTQesf exclusively fire insurance
in America. This popular com
pany has been for many years, and confin-
ues 70 be, represented at Warren, by
WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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Amerieani

The american Segin0 Adeaaae does all kinds
OF work that is o by other machines.
some that no other machine can do. II
runs easy, is quiet, no trouble to manage u.
a child can use IL, the tension In the shuttle
car be changed while the work Is In the
machine. 500 commentator can be furnish
ed by persons In Trumbull County, who
have used them. A rendrd Of SIS will be
paid TO anu peTson who will furnish a N
American Machine that has tcorn out. a
t~rritea truTTunf given with every machine
Try one before buying. A. Kirk q Co.. IN
Kings Jewelry Store. (oct 2S7t
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Don't allow your bows to wear
heavy wooden suits during the hot
weather, but buy for them a neat Lin
en- Suit. Prices, $3.50, $500, S325,
$500, and $3.50. Straw Hats of every
description. Mems Linen Drill Pants.
extra sizes (; Mems Linen busters, ex-
ira sizes; Mems White Vests, extra
sizes. A complete stock, and will be
sold at cash prices.
ADAMS & CO., Agts.
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King, on Main ST., has secured the services
of two SkfJfuI trdfch mcksrs, Afr. Myrtle p.
HUrlbuf and Iudn W. 7olrTLse1d, who have
taken Instructions in adjusting and regIfld-
ting watches in the different positions. They
have charge of the watch department.. and
are now prepared to do all kinds Of watch
repairing on the shortest notice. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Give them 4
trial. Big No. Z, Main SfreeL (oct 25-6L.
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IF YOU WANT

Rubber Boots for Men,
Rubber Boots for Boys,
Rubber Boots for Ladies',
Rubber Boots for Children, go TO s. l..
HUNT& SON, Main & Market SITS.
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Nov.l3.-Butter steady at
l2a23c for W stern. and l5a33c for State.
Cheese-Quiet at Ilal34e.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l3.-Butter quiet at
20s25c Cheese In fair demand and hrm
at I4aI5c for factory.
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IF YOU WANT

Ladies' PEBLE GOAT shoes flannel lined,
Ladies' C~HINCHILLA BEAVEE Shoes. fan
mel lined,
Ladies' FELT High cut Shoes, hannellined.
Go 10 s. L. HUNT & SON, Main & MarketSts
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The above prices will be subject 70 nuctua-
tions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, IND sell as
cheap ssthe~ cheapest. Remember the place,
next doc TO McLain's shoe store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Sat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see Us. A liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large Quantities.
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IF YOU WANT

TIT celebrated ~BURr' Fine Shoes.
GRAY BROTHERS Syracuse Fine Shoes.
REYNOLDS BROTHERS ~. 7. k" Fine
Shoes, for Ladies', Misses, and Childrens'
wear. go to S. L. HUNT & son, Main and
Market SITS
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IF YOU WANT

An old Lddy's Lou FeH Shoe. flannel lined
IN old LGdV's Fen slipper. flannel lined,
An old Lady's low MoroccU. Serge, or Calf
Skin Shoe, go to S. T.. HUNT & SON, Main
and Market Sts.
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IF YOU WAIT

"BURT's" celebrated hdnd-SeUed Boots,
CLEVELAND handmade. Kipand CsIfBoots.
Homemade. Kip, Calf and Stoga Boots, for
Mems, Boys, and Youths wear. go to ). L.
HUNT & SON. Main and Market SITS.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
ASau every Wednes|dy and Saturday, to
ing at Londonderry 10 land mails and pas
sengers-
b steamers OF this favorite line are built
expressly for the Atlantic Passenger trade,
and htted up In every respect with all the
modern improvements calculated to insure
the safety. comfort and convenience Of pas
ssngers. Passage rates payable In currency,
DERRY.
FirBt Cabin, SG5. and S75 according to location.
Cabin Rstarn Ticket $3.50. securing best ae-
Communications
intermediate : $50 Steersge sss
Parties sending for their friends in the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced
rates. For further particulars apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERST Bowling Green
n. Y, OF 70 I. J. MeLAIN a SON, Bankers,
Warren, o. (oct Il-3ms
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IF YOU WANT

An Old Mans Felt Boot, flannel lined,
An old Mans Felt Slipper, flannel lined,
An Old Mans Buckel Shoe, lamb-skin lined,
go to ST. HUNT & SON. Main q Market SITS.
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August 10. l7O-tf.
Grand River Institute,

A~UsTINBURG. ASHTABU-
~ LA Co., Ohio. Winter Term begins Dec.
SIN. A superior school at which to prepare
for business or for advanced standing in
College Expenses need not exceed s5 % SIS
narterm Send for a CatalDgue. = a
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Inst Received.
From L. TO 90 Thonsand

I~nfantes, Medanas, Reinas, Conchas ,Breras,
Imperalis: six choice brands genuine Key
West Cigars, at Market st Drug Store.
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The genuine Boston Cracker, Graham,
Cream, Picnic, Wine. Champ on and Peer
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McCOSNELL'S.
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Accidents!

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dOHcrS Apply to
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loct. H-tf.
Go to S. r. Chryst Go.
For good fresh Meats Of all kinds.
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Hiram CoIIeae. Hiram. Ohio.
nESIRABLE REsTDENCE FnR

OSALE-Dr. +. Myers having purchased
Alot on the eaAt side OF the public square.
warren. Ohio, Offers for sale his present
residence situated on the eornero OF High and
Chestnut street, on reasonable terms. The
house Is entirely new. the lot Is well i'm
proved and underdrained, and contains
thereon q good q and other necessary
out-houses. Grape vines and Shrubbery II
abundance, besides q great variety Of U
trees, all bearing. h residedce is splen-
dtdly situated and within . few minutes
walk OF the business portion Of the city
The street on which the house stands Il
severed and all connections made thereto.
A good we'd Of water. nnot the best In town,
Is on the above premises. For further par
ticulars enquire Of or address.
March p. 1871.
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1t has been reported, through design, or
ignorance, thatthe water mills can't grl d.
We desire 10 say it Is all a mistake. n
further, that we can grind more grain in p
hours with the present low stage Of water,
than any steam mill within a circle Of thir-
ty miles, excepting one mill in youngstown.
A. & G. VAN GORDER-
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Base Balls anu 9 Bat,
Steel traps for a rat.
Fin guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the BRby's,
Sewing Machines, hat are very neat,
And We are sure they can't be b eat,
Certain TO suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
AtTyler's, Nc. s, Main St., Warner, Ohio.
Aug. 9, lSTl-tf.
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Court Proceedings.

Court Proceedings.
The case of Alex. Mcconnell VS.. Thos.
J.. McLain, referred to last week, was
submitted to the jury Wednesday morn
ing, after able and exhaustive argu-
ments by the attorneys, and resulted in
a verdict on Thursday for plaintiff of
$500. Motion for new trial by defendant
is pending. Taylor & Jones for plain
tiff; Hutchins and Giidden for defend
ant. The main features of the case were
given on the occasion of the first trial.
The next trial was that of Martha
Glasgow VS.. Jefferson Sweasey, being a
suit for damages claimed by reason of
plaintiff being evicted from certain
premises in Newton held under lease
from defendant. Verdict for plaintiff on
Thursday for $50. Motion for new trial
by defendant. This case was also fully
reported at former trial. Moses for plain
tiff Judge Sutlif for defendant.
On Wednesday afternoon the case Of
Henry Bennett VS.. Eben Beebe and Fl.
Taylor. was tried to the Court. This was
a suit to ecover damages resulting from
failure Of defendants, with others, to
return certain L. S. bonds borrowed of
plaintiff; the question being as to the
amoun really due. The case was tried
at the June term, and a judgement of
Sl59l.S9 was rendered in favor of plain
tiff, from which he took second trial.
Sutlif & Stewart for plaintiff; Taylor
and Spear for defendants.
Thursday the case of Solomon Kline
vs.. c. r. Turner ct. al, was tried. This
suit was also tried at June term and then
resulted in a verdict for the defendants,
other than the one mentioned, from
which second trial was tSkeE by plaintiff
1t will be remembered that plaintiff
claims to Gov upon a note for $1,000
given by C. R. Turner as maker and the
others, as sureties, and the defence set
up by the sureties is the extension Of
time by plaintiff without their knowl-
edge or consent, The case was very
sharply contested, and resulted in a
verdict on Friday for the plaintiff for
Sl,oI0.0I. Motlon Tor new trial by de-
PENDANTS. Hutchins and S:ull for plain
tiff; Taylor & Jones for defendant.
The next case tried was that of Eber
b. Clark vs.. Andrew Morford. This is
an ejectment case involving the title to a
small parcel of land IN Vernon, and this
Is the second trial ; the former verdict
being for defendant. The case was
given to the jury Monday evening, and
no virdict is yet rendered. Sutlif &
Stew art for plaintiff; Taylor & Jones
for defendant.
The work of the Grand Jury was con-
GUIDED Saturday morning, and that body
dismissed. A large number of indict-
nents we're found, mostly violations of
he liquor law.
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Weddings

King. on Main Street, has a shog case full
Of Gold Watches, made expressly for you
prices from SIS up. (oct 2S-6t
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PAS P. KS.

La Grande Duchesse, Town Talk, Little
Gems; The Bon. six choice brands always
to be found at the Market st. Drug store.
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Double FOrce!

TtCo cases GV n RogeT's Slrer-pldted Ware.
Just what is so much needed in these we'd
ding days, at Kings, on Main 81. loot 25-6t
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Nothing ever discovered equal 70 the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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Barrels Of Salt have-been sold by the pres
emit owners OF the New Lisbon Salt Works,
and all seem pleased with il. Goo ror
Dairy, Cooking and table use.
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Salts Salt, Salt,

Cold Water Soap.
lobe found only at H. G. stratton q Co.'S
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Let prudence always attend your
pleasures it is the way to enjoy the
sweets of them, and not be afraid OF
the consequences.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKRT.

Inc CnlcaSO ITtOHnc OF NeNeInDer otn +,
saws:
CATTLE-The market closed steady
and firm, with but little stock remain
ing in the yards unsold. We give the
following as the
CLOSING PRICES:
Extra-Graded steers, aversg-
ing I,4OO bs, and upward...-S5.75@6.O0
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, we'll
formed Swear to 5 old steers,
and averaging l,2OO@l,350
Bs,--~.~~-..--~~-.... 5.25@5.5O.
Good Beeves - Well -fattent d,
finely-fnrmed steers, ayerag-
ing I,l0O@1 $50 bs,.--.-.- 4.50@5.O0.
Fair Grades-Fair steers. in
fair flesh, averaging l,050@
l,2OO lbs, 4.25@4.5O
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good cows for city
slaughter, averaging 5000
LOO 3.O0G4.25
Stock Cattle-Common cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
1000 $50 bs,...-....-.....- 25063.50
Inferior-Light and thin COWS
and steers.------..----.--.- 2.009225
Hoes-The supply liberal and demand
fair, and prices steady. Most Of the
transactions were within the range of
S3.S0a3 %.
SHEEP-There was a fair inquiry at
about last weeks prices.
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HoYt Spear

Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &C. HOYT 4 SPEAR,
No. S Main st,
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CupIditH.

NUVFNItgs
Leafby leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dry,
Yet Cupid holds us still in thrall.
Still makes each like furnace sigh"
To maidens fair, and brilliant bellies,
OF MIS-. Potter s Hats, he tells,
CT snowy plumeE so ght and airy,
And Flowers ut to deck a fairy.
OF Neckties, Feathers, Wings and Bows,
That are found at Mrs. Potter & Co.'S
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Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scrlber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway and Maho-
ming Avenue south OF Quinby's addition to
Warren. VIII sell thea above in one to I'VE
acre lots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. Is. 1871. 8. r. DICRE1.
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VALUABLE
House and Lot for Sale.

will sell at 3 bargain, q desirable
IHouse and Lot on Monroe Street, 2 doors
from Mahoning Avenue. House IN FIRST rate
contains mint rooms, q drst-elass
cellar, with sewer connections complete. A
MY barrel c4stern with pump and sink IN
kitchen. well Of water handy. Los
undetermined. and everything IN tip ton
For terms, &c. enQuireo
VIZ. B. PORTER,
ONCE over Iddings 4 Aorgsn's stors,
Warren, Ohio oct li-tE
CCHOOL BOOKS School Books
Oof every description used IN Trumbuli
County. sold Wholesale and retail, At ADJ
ANS Bookstore.
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City Mills.

Another car Of the whitest and purest
Salt In the market-just reed by
CAMP, RANDALL CO.
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The Royal Fire Insurance Co. has q capt.
tai of $ O,O0O.O00 See advertisement in his
paper Whtttlesey Adams, Agent
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Meeting of ConneiI

WARREN, November 10, 1871.
Regular meeting of Council. Present
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt. Jane
son, Truesdell and Wheeler. Minutes
of previous meeting were read and ap-
proved. The matter of placing the
whole OF the City Engineers bill, paid
at last meeting, to the general fund, was
referred to Mr.. Hoyt, for investigation.
The following bills were ordered paid:
W. G. L. Co.. Gas for Mayors ofnce for
sept. and Oct. IF &G Edl-----. $50
W. G. L. Co., Gas for City for sept.
FSG Fo) $500
E&G Fd) -=~~ $500
]. w Brooks, Hauling engine and
cleaning hose, Nov. 10 IF q 6 Fd) 100
!. Is. Hardy, s months services as
Engineer Of steamer IF 4 9 Fd).. 1880
GOering & smith, Building sidewalk
on West side OF park Gen Fdl.-- 1872 10
Il. II. Craig. Building sidewalk from
park to n. Lib. 81. Gen Fd) ...--. 1923
Nv. Allen. To apply On acct. Rd Fd) 5000
The bill of ]. l.. Weeks for balance Of
paving on Liberty Street was referred to
the City Engineer for correction. Also a
bill ofsame for extras was referred to the
Engineer and the Street Committee.
The Ordinance requiring a sidewalk
to be built on the North side OF Monroe
Street. between Mahoning Avenue and
Liberty Street" was read the third time,
and passed.
Ayes, Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt,
Jameson, Truesdell and Wheeler. Nays,
none. The following resolution waa
passed: Resolved: That the Mayer
be, and he is hereby authorized to fill
up and place in the hands of the Com
mittee for sale, fifteen hundred dollars
in Liberty Street Paving Bonds"
The following resolution also was
passed: Resolved: That Thomas Am
bier be and he is hereby appointed
Fire Warden of the City Of Warren. On
motion adjourned.
E. W. HoYT, City Clerk.