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Latest from Paris.

A Special dispatch to the New York
World, dated. Paris, Mar 8lst, says
All Is CONSERVATION. The watch
word of the Commune lie death @
the rich; death to land owners; death
TO priests" DEGREES ~eonhseating
church property have been prepared,
denunciations, it is expected, will be
made hourly, and many persons have
been arrested The guiIIotine viii
soon be erected. The inmates Of
many houses have been marked as
good for the guillotine. Drafts on the
treasury are not paid, either In Paris
or Versailles.
The government has completed ar
engagements for moving against Paris.
The troops viii move simultaneously
with the Germans along the line, by
Montmartre and Berry. Learning
TINS, the Commune has resolved to
march to Versailles tonight, with
thirty thousand National Guards, via
Mont Rouge and Camp Sahory,
where the infantry line is stationed.
Overcoming or ~fraternizing these,
they will proceed 70 Versailles and
disperse the Assembly. The new de-
crees issued by the Commune make
the Workmen wild with delight
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DEATHS.


Noace Of deGh Gee-Ob14ayy dUsosHtS per fns
Al North bloomfield, March ), 1871. OF con
sumption. JAMES A. SELLERS, aged q
years, 2mos. aud lfdayA 1I
In this city, Saturday evening. April Ist, OF
bilious Pneumonia, Mr.. THOMAS HAIR
DN, In the TSdyear Of his age.
In Johnston, o., March q 1871, amer Two
weeks illness, Miss LUCY & HUrCHtNS,
daughter OF Ethan M Mary Z. HutchIns.
aged Dyears u = days.
In the bloom OF health, and bidding fair
tolive long. always cheerful, and seeking to
do good 20 others, she endeared herself 70 a
large circle OF friendG who are now unex-
pecte1ly called 10 mourn her loss. But most
Of all her parents. brother and sister feel
that they have lost q precious treasure. Yet
she Is not lost, only gone before. For I'VE
years since she sought and found pardon Al
Jesus lest, AMI has since beeu an active
u consistent member nf the CongusEa-
ttonal church, q as such will be sadly
missed by the feeble band In her last sick
ness she suffered terribly, a-dcould scarce
ly speak but quietly trusted all with Jesus.
]. B. ID.
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r EGAJ NOTICE

EGAL NOIlCE.
Assignees Of Harris. Biackford, &Co, KS.
Jalnes Harris, and others.
In the Court Of Cannon Pleas Trpmbull
County, Ohio
A. Il. Graham, supposed TO reside In Mer-
GER County. Pennsylvania. h notified hat
the Assignees OF Harris, BlaekfOrd a Co.
and others for the benefit Of creditors o.
said ~sssignOr, have hied in said CunrLtheir
petition against him, and others, stating
among other things, that James Harris. and
others, by Writipg dated Nay / 1883, con-
trscted 20 sell TO said GrahHm, Lots no. 80
n lS2 in BlackfordS addition 20 the viz
lsge Of Niles. ~ said county, for 5000
only S10g Of which has been paid. n that
plaintins are ready 10 make him a deed Of
said lots on payment ofth purchase money
and interest. and asking that the amount
due on the contract be hIed, and said de-
fendant ordered 20 pay the same, and 10
default OF payment that said lots be sold,
and for such other relief as may DO Hight
said petition must be answere, by Iune-u,
1871, and said action viii be for trial at the
lane term, 1871, OF said Court
HUrCHINS, GLADDEN. AGTULL.
April 5, iSTl-5L PITTS Atty's-
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Supreme Court Of Ohio.
TUESDAY, March IS, 1871.
GENERAL DOCKET.

GENERAL DOCKET.
No. 500. Robert B. Potter, Receiver
of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail.
way Company, vs.. Ira III. Bonnell.
Error 10 the District Court Of Trum-
bull County.
Day, J.-Held
1. It is not essential to the validity OF
an order g~ranting leave 4 bring an &C
ton against a receiver that notice of the
application ; for the order should be
given TO the parties In the case in which
the receiver was appointed. Notice Of
such application TO The receiver is sufh-
cient.
.. Where a demand for a second trial
Is duly made under the act Of April II,
1883, providing for second trials, and the
''opiniOn of the Court shall be adverse
to the allowance of the second trial, -
under the provisions Of the act of March
p, 1859, supplementary 10 the act Of
April u 1855, Is. & c. 1859, either party
may appeal TO the District IOurt.
3. Such appeal gives the District
Court jurisdiction of the ease, and where
the parties proceed [ trial and final
Judgment in that Court, without ones
uOning the ruling Of the Common Pleas
disallOwing a second trial, the judgment
OF the District Court cannot be reversed
for error OF the Common Fteas Tor dis
allowing a second trial.
4. Where a railroad company is au-
thorized by its charter TO divert the lOca-
ton Of a highway when it is necessary
in the construction of its road, the right
u be exercised with due regard to
the public safiey I; and the company will
be liable for injuries sustained bv travel
ers on the highway, by reason Of its
negligence in not erecting proper bar
riers to guard them from driving into
cuts or excavations made in the high
way by the company, where such travel
ers are cot in fault themselves.
. 5. An action for such injuries against
receiver exercising the franchise Of the
company, must be determined by the
principles applicable 20 q like action
against the company when Il operates
It's own cad.
Judgment affirmed.
Scot, J. dissented to the third propo-
sitiOu.
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The Propertyo Of Ohio.

BY an official statement from the
Auditor of State. laid before the SEN
ate yesterday, we gain the following
reliable figures:
Total valuation Of the real prop
erty OF the State as fixed by the State
Board OF Equalization, S1,0l3, "A. SOC.
Valuation Of the chattel property
on the duplicate Of 1870, as reported
to the State Auditors office, s45a,-
sS4.S6l.
Estimated valuation Of ehaitel
property as q basis for taxation in
1871, $436, S90,657.
Aggregate affixed and estimated val
uatiOn Of the real and personal prop
erty of State for the present year as a
basis Of taxation for the next year,
81, 40, S35, los.
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Frnmnherlin.

EDITOR CHRONICLE:-A short note
from Oberlin may be interesting 20 some
Of your readers, especially those who
have children attending college at this
place. There are at present between
seven and eight hundred students. We
are glad to see TTumOull county well
represented. The students meet at six
O'Clock each evening for prayer hun
dreds ma be seen vending their way to
the chapel for worship. The crowd is
50 large the house is filed to overflow
ing.
OberIin College New buildings are be-
ing put up 70 accommodate students.
There is 20 be a new theological build
ing added to the college the coming
summer, 70 cost about $4,000.
Oberlin Is noted for It's beautiful
churches. The new congregational
church Is one ofthe most beautiful build
ings in the ShSte; 1t vas completed last
tall At a great expense. The old church
10 larger, will accommodate about twelve
hundred peEsOnsJ IL has a pipe organ.-
The students are not required 10 attend
any particular church, although the
school Is under the immediate superv1s-
ion Of the Congregational denomination.
All, however, are required 70 attend
some OF the churches twice on the Sab
bath. The Msthodists are building q
new brick church they have just closed
s protracted meeting, and their church
is In q prospecting condition. The
"EpiseoPsls aud Baptists' both haye
I good churches and organs. Parents
may feel assured that thaiT children are
enjoying the best OF religious inBuepe9S
while they are attending school in Ober-
lin. The place is strictly moral, and the
last drinking saloon Is closed. We must
not fogkst % mention the museum,
which e open for visitors on Wednes-
DAYS and Saturdays. This IS q grand re-
sort for students, and repays ems 70 visit
II. The curiosities are very interesting
indeed. The rooms ere nicely arranged
and show that a great deal Of time and
money has been spent to make the mu-
scum attractive aud Interesting. A place
Of 50 mucn religious inauepce as Ober-
lin cannot help but prosper.
March a, 1871. Z Ia z.
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Gold closed on Monday, at IIOs.
late var
More than 100000 Of the new ave
per cent. loan has been taken.
It is rumOred that the DAYS Of the
Erie Ring are numbered.
A complete funeral for twenty five
dollars is advertised in a New York
paper.
Seventy-eight women are now regu-
iarly ordained preachers in the United
States.
The Cabinet and High Commission
made an excursion to Mount Vernon, on
Monday.
The Commonwealth Fire Insurance
Company Of New York city suspended
on Saturday.
The New York pneumatic tube under
ground railroad bill has been vetoed by
the Governor.
The Treasury win sell during April
eight millions in gold, and purchase ten
million in bonds.
The Supreme Court Of Ohio adjourn
ed on Friday, and will not meet again
until October nth.
The decrease Of the publicdeb during
March is llO,1l225O; decrease since
March l, 1865, 2~O4,754.4IS.
F. W. Pelton, Republican candidate
for Mayor Of Cleveland, Was elected by
a majority of twelve or fteeu hundred.
The President has transmitted TO the
Senate for ratification q treaty OF com.
merce and navigation between the Uni.
ted States and Italy.
The remainder Of the entire first in.
stalment oftwo hundred millions Of hvC
per cents is now open to subscription
eithsr in this country or Europe.
An enterprising farmer, always on tn,
lookout for information regarding hi,
profession, seeing 4 work advertised
under the title Of "Raln on Mowr
Grass" sent for it and found 1t was 1
volume OF sermons.
A letter was received at the Treasury
Department on Wednesday, from 4
banker OF Baden endorsing a bill
of exchange for 5000 in gold, with tn,
statement that it is from . former either
Of the United States who desires to max,
an anonymous restitution to the United
States Treasury.
Intelligence from Warrington an
nounces that the Joint High Commits
! sioners expect to conclude their labor
in three weeks time. Difference o
! opinion exists ~ TO the satisfactory adj
justment OF all the questions submitted
to the Commissioners, but it is note
worthy that the members Of the British
Legation talk privately as though NJ
conclusion will be reached on the ques
ton Of the Alabama claims.
! Within a few years past, the crime
of arson has become fearfully frequent
in some parts Of the country. A cas-,
occurred in Cleveland, on the 2Sth o
January last, in which William S
= Virgins and Frederick J. Kelley, &c
Are to the Atwater building, in tina
city, for the purpose Of recovering
3 large insurance, which had beer
, effected on q fictitious amount of mer
? chandise. The fire was quickly ex
I tinguished and the damage by tn
fire amounted to only a few dollars
I Both Kelley aud Virgins were arrest
. ed, tried and found guilty, and Of
Friday last, were both sentenced d
! the p~enitentiary for the term o
tDentv years each.
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TIE MUSIC BOOK
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME
Is a r
GOLDEN ROBIN,
nv w n PPRENS
BY NJ. D. PERKINS.

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
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Popular Songs. Tuts New Book will be found
Superior % All similar WORKS, la MANY
poiuts zsenua 70 u popular Instruction
BOOK In Vocal Music~ andCUuectiou Of MelO-
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creases. Many Of the SOugshave been writ
ten expressly for the work, and mont Ofthe
songs are old and tlme-WUrn-sung through
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MARRIAGES.
Mr-r1nnr - - -

Marriage Notices Inserted GrGtis.
On the 18th day OF March, 1871, by Rev. <
H. Yingling, Mr.. WILLIAM LAMB, -
Of Liberty.
At Bazetta, March I6, 1871, BY Rev. D.
Hanselman, Mr.. JEFFERSON MOORE,
aud Miss s. z FAUNGE
In BracevIle, at the residence Of Mrs. n A.
stowe, March D. 1871, b Rev. II. n Cham.
berlin. Nj. JAREDS GHAMBERLIN, ol
West Farmington, o.. to Miss FANNTE L.
HEATH, OF Braceville. Ohio.
In Nelson, Portage Co, March Slth, by Rev.
Henry AatsOn, Mr.. SAMUEL p. INGRA-
HAM, Of Braceville. % Mrs ELELNA p.
ROBE. OF FArmington.
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nIsSOLUTION NOTICE.

hNotice Is hereby given, that the part
heTbhip heretofore existing and doing busi-
ness 10 Vienna. under the nrm name Of
Rogers a Quilty, was dissolved BY mutual
consent, on the 18th day Of March, ISL The
accounts OF the Old arm win be settled BY
Al the Old stand AUSTIN ROGEha,
y, a. GUILTY.
n. B.-An knowing themselves Indebted
70 the old hrm win ave cVgt by prompt
gettleDenk
Vienna, Apr, s. ldlSta
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Greenhouse & Bedding Plants.
FOR SPRING OF 1871.

DHlLLIP DENNIS, respectfully
invites ms uunerUus friends anu Gus
ts.uers, " Caii anu see nis Selection u yart-
Jus rlanls nnu blowers WuuCu us uzls taken
great pains u srirrt, huu Wmlclup Low 0uers
70 Tue puunc ~ low prices. All ptants IN a
healthy couditOu. ealsO has aL.rse sup
ply Oi Gauuvn NSgeLt0ie rtauLs 7 amaze,
fepper. GauunOur, Jeilery. Egg "a - aud
eafIy Cabbage. All wmcu he ga. aarrant
heathy Andnardy,
= -H-I. PHILLIP DENNIS
warren, lCo--Uhto.
Three minutes walk ron the a. u. ~.
DspOta Mar. ~, 1sTl-5ta
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WANTED
5000 Tons Flax Straw.

We want everybody and their nalghbors
TO SOW Flax b season so far looks Ia
vOrable 70 SOW early, now Is the time u push
things. Early sowing IA most always cer-
tain OF good crops. We are now manufdc-
turing hfteen thousand yards Cloth, called
Bagging. per week, which requires forty-
I'VE thousand pounds or JOW.o or the dbre %
ninety tons Of haL straw, each week. -
weeks will consume four thousand six humid
red a eighty tons Of straw. For all this
We must buy the straw, y own Mills or
buy the tow Of other Mills. We prefer lobby
the straw, and tnat Is why We ar pay more
than II we had 70 sell the tow, as before
We should IKE no leSs than two thousand
tons a. this Mil, aud sume al Pennington.
This season we will pay as usual. the very
highest market price u Mr.. GrisWold ditto,
lorseed. Now farmers. where or what Is the
crop that avs as well as Flax Always
brings the money at a time when you need
It. We shall have eight or ten threshfng
machines tn fecllttate taking on the seed
they work complete. .Gentiemen, those OF
you that never raised the article, will loose
notningby givingi 10 q trial. even II you don {
SOW over twenty acres apiece.
r CAMP. RANDALL & co.
Any Incarnation wanted on his subject
win be eheerfuliy given, By communicating
verbally or bY letter. e. r & co.
Mar. p is7l-lt. q r.
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What a Traveller Thinks Of the Erie
Read.

To the Editor Of the San:
SIR: The simple Justice which ever
.~characterizes your straightforward pa
per is not more apparent in anything
than in It's references TO matters concern
ing the Erie Road. Having passed over
s.p0TtiOn OF its length, 1 took particular
care TO notice the manner in which on
Gals and employees discharged their
duty, the condition Of track and rolling
stock, system Of night signals, running
regulations, &c, and 1 al only say,
that all that human care and foresight
can accomplish to attain absolute salty,
is done.
had no predictions for the road or
any OF its officers; but I must say / was
charmed, and cannot now wonder that,
with It's broad guage, quick time, smooth
track, and elegant coaches, il is rapidly
becoming the faverare line, as the in
creased facilities required for passenger
traffic plainly show. II is time that
faIshOOd and Misrepresentation should be
rebuked, and the truth known. Let the
peop.e know where their wishes are con-
suited, and they viii not be long in
showing their appreciation OF it.
LEVER.
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England, Canada and the United Stat

England, Canada and the United States.
lLoDdon correspondence New York Times
1t remains true that England cares
] little or nothing for Canada as part Of the
Empire, and that sha will be very glad
10 sever the connection when Canada
herself intimates a wish TO 20. But IL is
certain that she will not cede Canada 70
us against the wishes Of the Canadian
people, and that anything ike meIance
or ever Impotence on u part will be
resented, and will postpone the posi-
bility Of acquiring Canada otherwise
than by war. Those OF our people. there
fore, who banker amer British territory
on the American continent ought 10
make up their minds in the iightO OF facts
clearly before tbem. Two. and only
two, courses are open to US: We can
wait till Canada wants 70 come 70 US,
and so receive her with a friendly God
speed from England; or we can decide
that We viii annex Canada by force.
without regard either 70 the wishes Of
her people OF the viii OF b Epglish
nation ; in which case We shall, 1 don't
doubt, LOSSES ourselves Of b territory
and hold it-at the price Of the most
dreadful war we have ever waged. Be-
tween these tao there is no middle
course, and none can be made for Us by
resolutions IN one House or sEaggeF in
the other. So far al these latter have
any influence whatever, they tend d.
rectly to IA If that II what the au-
thon OF them want, they will keep on
in that line, though IL may be aquestion
whether q more dignitied path, and 8
shorter one, could not be found leading
20 The same end. Meanwhile, twill
not be difficult for the American people
to understand that, " those who pursue
such a policy, Canada Is only a pretext
and war the true object
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ESTATE Of Peter Detschel, decd
1.-The undersigned has been duly appoint
ca and ouaIIded as E~1uecutTiL an the estate
Of Peter DetseheI, deed, late Of Trumbuli
Co, ohio. Daniel Bishop % Warren, - my
matters appeftaining 70 said estate.
sT PAULINAD ETSCHEL.
Warren, O.. April s, ls7l-st.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n Sal every "WEDNESDAY IN SATuR-
DAY 70 and from NEW YORK AND GL ~
and passengers.
The steRmeE Of this fsvorite lineare built
expressly for the Atlantic Passenger trade.
and ntted up In every respect With all the
modern improvements calculated to insure
the safety, comfort and convenience Of pas
aengerA. Passage rates PAYABLE In currencv-
% GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL and LONDON
DERRY.
First Csbla. e65 and S55. according tn location
Cabin Return Tickets, Sfs0, securing best ac-
c~ommndations.
Parties sending Tor their friends In Il lola
Country can purchase tlrkets at reduced
mteA 70. further articulanSapply tnHEN-
DERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. n.
u; or to T. J.. MeLAIN & son. Bankers,
Warren, Q. MAJ. B-6m.
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Yesterdays dispatches conveyed nom
every part Of Connecticut the uniform
report or heavy Republican gains in the
late election. The election Of Gov. jew
ell is conceded even by the Democrats.
The Senate viii stand ID Republicans to
sDemocrats. The House will be Repub-
Iican by a small majority.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
- The state OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS
d. w. Camp In TrumbullCOm-
vs.. fmOn Pleas.
". J. Hunies ct. al.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court or Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
Co., Ohio, In the abuve named case. TO me
directed and delivered, / shall expose to
public sale on
Saturday, April 10Th, 1871,
between the hours of nlne n eleven a. m,
the following described leasehuld estate and
buildings, situate IN the County Of Trum-
bull and sale OF Ohio, to-wit: Lots M a.
-. A. - land IS on the northwest cUrner Of
Pine ST., and ana ST, In the city OF Var
ren, in said County and State, together with
Two frameC Cooper SHOPS Situate thereon
Said lease was made W Pr from w. r.
STILES, Guardian, sept 30. 1865. and viii eX-
pire on the drst day Of Oct, A. ID. 1915 SAID
sale VIII TAX place on the above described
premises. Terms Cdsh-
q. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sheriTa once. Warren. O.. Apr. s. lb7l-2t
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In illustrating the fruits of adver-
Using, an exchange says: "a family
In FiOrida lost 9 little boy sDd adver-
tised for him in a daily paper. That
yery afternoon an alligator cravied
m out Of 3 swamp and died On the
front doorstep. In his stomach was
found a handful Of red hair, come
bone buttons, a pair Of boot heels 9
gIass alley, q pair Of check pants, and
8 paper collar. The advertisement
aid iED
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Aggregate Available Assets, Dec. 81, $50.
SII,0sI,254 60.

he EiNA. OF Hartford Is the oldest Company OF America. excepHpa tvo l. anu1oB
argerthan any other Company: IS anger than al thu Ohio CommpH nbI,ad.
had leash Income IN $50 more Than vice as large as The entire hMas pd ~ M on.'
MES Ia OhOs and the interest alone OF It's umuIat wealth cubfrb a. fs -J~Io,
half century, after paying losses TO the smsunt OF more nan ~ M n, - -
mar me net assets OF any Ohio Company excdfnV hme
The M CO OF NORTH AHERICA, Of Philadelphia datesb ck 70 he Amsca,R r..
.uon, and Shy many g@H the idst COmpany on rhhoonunent: a. tn la,- -
plusof any unpany-hs aock selling At over three undnd per can't 49, E5
way u p through more than three uaues Of century, to It's pr@ent proudp oehIo7 -
ing losses Of over s2I0QOO. promptly and honoulbIy.
The INTERNATIONAL 4 iONEERS u New York are hartrs5a md govar,~a
insurance laws n The world and in point Of veLtn- fudefous e1agan., - -
dealing they stand Ga the front rank.
The AUDITOR q OHIOA says n his report OF $50. @The dayh as zone bv O~ sH,. -
Insurance business OF credit To0bnin business a ompan must ave n 49, 80
SAhe capital . " Irpeat my advteeO or last year. that mall Companhs
S Wos or threesh had better amalganate consolidate or sell out THERE less pr~p.e
OF soeces6 for SMALL nd weak Companies each succeeding ear
b ~ KNOWN, that hes at this date mMoO Ohio Conpany having NET anfsfo ~
oW $4,000 ana Hsksto The amount Of SaONOO Thus L. ppas hMf nsbcT5 -.
~ ever SH05oi atrh k It you'd take M ONCE furna,urs even "a pv ne f-I
- IHmeo encore Of ueC Companies represented at tma Agncvh =. h-sLos
N Oen hraHiarto boys who aen low old men Thdrv .-
IW strength winch should inspire ms greatest onadencs -, 49, -
Dones 6 ethero OF the aboven named Companies mv h. - N 49, sIamy Nnuen
@ "osa any rsponsheC Company car ofer AZ tt,h-, Oh
mared o a especial attentions given to the Insurance OF D-II-. :" ~ PI per are ne
y NoS churches M Public Buildings for terms or mr. - ~ - nE
los n ENSURED may rely upon the prompt assistance n rsDo1-bIs 49, 90 S@"
W.-ho ,-,-- ..T. GEORGE ?. HUNTER, Agent
Market street Warren, Ob,
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ESTATE Of William Barber, decd.
IIrne undersigned has beenduly aDpoint-
ed q qualified Us Administrative On the
estate Of william BarOer, deed, late Of
Trumbul Co. Ohio.
MARY A. BARBER.
Liberty. March ., b7I-sts
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ESTATE Of George Steer, decd
1.-THE Observation-Disclosures duly appoint
ed and qualided as Administrative on the
estate OF George Steer. decd, late Of Trum-
boil Co., Ohio. sARAH STEER.
Fowler, April s lS7l-3tt -r