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Fire Insurance

n q. 1ATH,
rs prepared to give FIRST
\ CLASS INSURANCE on all
kinds Of City and Country property,
81 easy rates.
Hs represents only First. Class
Companies. sep7"
omee-Next door to Pulaski Savings Bank
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Iassaey. jas. IOfk. 1871,

about Ie4 acros ofIsnd. in the sth distrie.
Of Giles county on the waters Of Richland
creek, adjoining the lanasJ = q Reed, Thos'
tive soil well adapted to the growth II cot
ton corn and ell kinds a small grain. snd
shout gne-halfis cleared and enclosed a.
halance veil timherol. There h good and
subatsntel dwelling house, eribs. stables
eA1 otner noeeeAary out-housaA eituHtad on
said farm. Well watered and ndapte6 for i
sleek iarm. aud Is oniY about g Mills fron,
Aspen H.li Depot, on the II a D Rnillond.
VIII BE sold IL enc OF probably two tracts.
VIII Do surveyed and plata exhibited "a dav
ossaIe. TRIMS --93o0. 90 cash, balance "a
/, Z . year, credit Bend and security re-
CURED and Lex reaaiaed.
dceis Il II. ATHETT, CLERK.
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Theo. westmOreland Va. Joseph William
son and theirs.
DURSUANT to a decree of ths Chaneery
will, on
Tuesday. Jaa 3lst.. 1871,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, at
Aspen Hill Depot, Giles county. Tennessee,
on q credit of and ~ months with interest
from day Of sale, about one acre Of land, ly-
ing near said depot, being 3 strip ont Of the
southwest corner OF q tract Of land known
As the. Petty tract and sold by ia. K. Crow
ct ais, to Howard q Butler, and By them
to Joseph Williamson.
Notes with good security required and .
lien retained. WE. BALLEETIGE, c = IA
jan6
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Perkins ct ais. -. 7 Clack ct ala.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the ChanesFy
4 Court 81 Pulaski in the shove cause. J
viii on
Tuesday, January oath, 1871,
sell at public sale 70 the highest bidder, at
the court house door in Pulaski on . credit
of mouths with interest fTon day Of sale,
about 10 acres Of land. lying in the 18th civ
il district of Giles county, It being tho share
Spencer Clack, deed, to ThaE. J. Claek, and
known in said division as lot No. 2, and sd
Joining the lands Of Jss. T. McKissaek, d.
q. Anderson and others. Only 50 much Of
said tract Of land viii be 50 ID a. viii bsne-
cesssry to Pay costs and attorneys fees &c.
decS0 VIZ. BALLENTINE, m
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Large Cotton Ware House,

and hhIFtie rotton and otlrr produce and
will make liberal advances on same either
in cash or groceries,. dccg
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Prices Reduced !!

I'VE would aBnounes to- the public Glst
w We are receiving large and complete
stock Of
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Letter from Illinois.

ToULoN, January L, ISL.
EDIrOR w. II. CHRONICLE: The pros
perity OF this section Of Illinois has
been retarded very much by drought,
embracing a strip Of country some fifty
miles wide, extending from Iowa to
Indiana, taking little Stark in its wake.
We had no rain from early in April till
the fourth OF August. Some OF our corn
did not come up till after the rain in
August. Our farmers depend on the
corn crop to make their beef and pork.
This year it averaged only about ten
bushels; last year we had so much rain
that the crop was but little better
Health has been good, and our hopes for
ISL are good. With a good crop and
the completion Of the Peoria and Rock
Island railroad, wa will be all right
again.
Twas pleased with the Bushnell Pho
neer Life Of Hartford, in your last num-
bers. 1t called up -recollections OF early
days that spent in an adjoining town.
Did he forget to tell us that the first
church building in Hartford could not
be raised without whisky that aSSod
man from another town got so uddled
that when it was raised, he, in going
down, caught the fall rope and went 50
quick as to break an ARM Since that
time he has been a strong temperance
man and Christian, in Michigan, where
he removed. Also, that in an early day
Col. Richard Hayes erected a distillery
by the spring at Burg Hill, where the
-rattlesnskes had their den; that for
many years he manufactured the farm
ers grain into whisky, to raise their
buildings, pile their logs, and to ill their
decanters, for friends when they called
and that, between the years 1929 and '3I,
ne became so convinced Of the evils OF
i~ntemperance that he closed the distil-
lery, and refused to Iell any part Of it,
for fear it might be put TO the same use.
1t was standing there in the fall Of 1882,
when it had, no doubt, run to decay.
When We look hack we see that the
world moves. HUGH RHODES.
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The latest news from the seat Of war,
in Europe, announces the success and
onward march OF the Prussian army.
The bombardment OF Paris still contin-
ues, and Judging from the cable news Of
the past week, the Isll Of the Beautiful
City Is near at hand. The whole south
west side of Paris is now covered by
the German guns. The French losses
in the battles near lie Mans, were six
teen thousand killed, eighteen thousand
wounded and thirteen guns. Gen Chau-
zy's defeat is reported complete.
The Prussians have menaced Lou
query with bombsrdment, and the
women and children are flying into
Belgium and Luxemburg. There was
quite a heavy fight, on Saturday near
LOugUery.
The command Of the German army OF
the Vosges is assigned to Gen. Manteuf-
Eel. This army will comprehend Gen.
Won Werder's forces, which are to be
greatly augmented.
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The judicial committee have report
ed against the bill offered last winter
to amend the law relative to keeping
juries together, and on rCcommenda-
ton of the committee the bill was
indefinitely postponed. So juries will
have to agree or starve. The bill to
allow prosecuting attorneys has been
killed on the recommendation Of the
judiciary committee.
>The free trade in money bill came
up on Friday and was placed on the
calendar for consideration on the see
ond Tuesday of February. Abill has
been proposed requiring that water
ing places shall be provided at the
expense Of townships, for animals,
on public highways. This Is a hui
name ard proper measure, bat be
cause il involves a little expense will
probably be voted down. The House
has agreed to take a two days recess
Once in three weeks, to permit MEM
bers to visit their homes. In the Sem
ate a bill proposes TO reduce the appli-
cation fee Of female teachers from
fifty to t~hirty-fve cents. A Demo
cratic member from Richlsnd county
has introduced a bill to repeal that
portion Of the liquor law passed last
winter, which makes the owner of a
building leased to 4 liguor-seller re-
sponsible for damages sustained by
the sale Of intoxicating drinks. ]
think the House will permit the law
to remain in force as it nov exists.
The weather here has been as mild
as April days usually are, nearly all
this week. Fears are expressed that
the buds Of the trees will be so much
swelled by the warm sun as to inn
peril the fruit in this region. While
you have had plenty of snow and
sleighing up north, this section has
had but barely snow sufficient to cover
the ground lightly, and the sight OF
a sleigh a rarity.
The eighth Of January commem-
orative 81 exercises were followed by
the usual headaches and a great de-
mand for ice water, ETC., the follow
ing day, indicating that the day had
been observed ~spiritedly, by the Jack
sonian glorifcators. R.
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NTOTTCE

49,
Drayton Andrews Il, In the State f
Michigan, will take notice that Huidah O..
Besbe, OF the County OF Trumbull. In the
State ofOhiO. did on the 9th day ofJanuary,
A. D. 1871, hle her petition IN the Court Of
Common PleaI, within and FOR the County
OF Trumbun, In said State OF Ohio, against
the said DraytOn Andrews. and Robert
Jones, defendants, setting forth that thesaid
Drayton Andrews gave nm0rtgage TO said
Huldah G. Becbe, on certain lands, tO-Wit.
Being part OF 10 No. 3, In the township OF
Hartford, County Of TrumbuLl.nnd bounded
as follows: South BY the highway; west by
lands OF Asa Newman; north by lands Of
George W. Bushnell, and east By lands OF
Stephen Bates, ~belngabOut one hundredand
dny acres OF and-tos secure the payment OF
/ acertain sum OF money named therein &C
I cording to certain notes referred TO in said
| mortgage, and that since the giving OF the
said mortgage, the other defendant claims
l Interest IN said lands under the said Dray-
ton Andrews. and praying that said Dray-
ton Andrews may pay said sum nov claim
/ ed to be due, amounting 20 3,30. and inter
est nom April !. lSO. Ct that said premises
may be sold to pay same; and the said
Drayton Andrews Is notified that he Is re-
quired 10 appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 18th
day OF February, ISL.
HCLDAH c. BEEBE.
BY Taylor & Jones, Attyg-
Jan. IL. Is7I-6t.
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SATURDAY. February 1sth, 1871.
FGAL NOTICE.

Martha F. Crawford. Us. JOhn Crawford.
Inc defendant, John Crawford, a o resi-
dent Of the state Of Ohio, and residing as
is supposed, in the State OF Indiana, will
take notice that on the 18th day OF January,
A. d. 1871, the plaintiff, Martha Z. Crawford.
filed in the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Trumbuu County, Ohio, her petition against
from said defendant, asking order OF Court
for alimony and other relief stating as &
cause for divorce, alimOny and other relief
wilful absence for more than three years
last past, n gross neglect OF duty on the
part OF said defendant. said cause viii be
for trial at the next term Of said Court Of
By HCTCIHNS, GLIDDES & STULL,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Jan. Is. lS7l-6t.
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suspected OF such a weakness, presented
ms report, as a member of the Judiciary
committee, In support of the claim OF
woman sunnge; but was rejected by
me COMMITTEES, receiving only the vote
OF ITS author and Of Mr.. Butler, Of Mas
sachusettS. Tat action OF the Judici-
airy committee will, probably, suffice 20
Keep congress clear Of this reform move
lnGnt Tor b Present session, at least.
BISHOP SimpsOn, who was rendered a
position on the commission 10 San Do
mlnge Is forced 10 decline on account Of
the u = IN which he is interested relat-
ing tothe Methodist Book Concern. Tho
pace mas been rendered Bishop Ames.
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LINE FAPM EnP SAIF-Cnn-

TINE FARM FOR SALE-Con-
tanning two hrndred and twenty-five
aud one-halfC 223O acres, being northwest
farm in Johnston. High rolling a has
plenty OF running water from springs
and streams. About l5 acres cleared, bal
ance in good timber. Good z camp
good stone quarry, for building foundations,
The land produces grain well; has an or
chard OF l5 trees Of first rate fruit. Fences
are allin good repair. The Improvements
are white frame dwelling house, IL stories
high, 80 by 20 feet. including cheese Gus
ana wood house. Three large barns in good
condition. StabIing for 90 head Of cattle,
with stauchels.
Church and district school house, within
Q few rods OF theplace. Good neighborhOod.
and pleasant surroundings One Ofthe best
dairy farms in the township. Would eX-
change FOR q small place, as part pay itua-
ted near n village or town. For further
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber, on the
premises, OF at the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Dec. Il, lS70-tf LEWIS TERRY.
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Annual Election.

CLEvELAND & BLAHoS1NG Rail ROAD Co.
CLEVELAND, Dec q, lsla.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Cleveland & Ma
hOning Railroad Company, for the elec1on
OF Directors, and to attend 10 such other
buslnessa a. may properly come before them,
will be held at the once ofthe company In
Cleveland. on Wednesday, the 18Th day OF
for transfer OF stock viii be closed for ten
days previous TO said day, and Until thepoi
books shall be closed.
GEORGE MYGATT, Sec'y.
Ian TrIlstr
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~DMINISTRATORIS SALE OF

hREAL ESTATE-In pursuance Of an
oruer OF the Probate Court Of Trumbuu Co,
on the 18th day OfFsb. A. D.. 1871. between
the hours OF and three O'Clock, D. m.
upon tho premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the county or Trum-
bull, and State OfOhi0, andin the village Of
gainesville. and Is o as Lot No. II Of
the drst division, and bounded on the south
BY land OF Henry A. Dubois, and the Maho-
line ofLot No. Is; on west BY High Street.
and contains about One-fOurth OF an acre Of
land. Appraised ats. Terms ofsale-
Cash. CHAS. q. GRAHAM,
Admir- or Elizabeth Prichard, deed.
Newton Falls, Jan. 3 1S7l-4t
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EARM a. IN ACRES m sALE-

TARM OF $50 ACRES for ALE
The subscriber wishes to sell his farm,
on which he now resides, In West Salem
Township, nearly three miles west OF Green
Vile, known as the Blank Farm contain
ing one hundred and eighty acres Of land OF
excellent quality, mostly improved and
under first rate cultivation; well adapted %
either grain or grass; an abundance OF tim
berthe land Watered by springs; also a
small creek passes through the farm. a good
variety Of fruit; hrst-class fences and build
ings, all in excellent conditiOn-sttuated
very pleasantly n every way desirable.-
For further particulars address or call or
:. +. SHAFER. Greenville, Pa, orSHAFER
BRO Or~angevilla, Ohio.
Dec q. lg--er
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EGAL NOTICE.

LPeter W. Walter, vs.. Fannie Walter.
The defendant, Fannie Walter. n non
resident Of the state OF Ohio. will take no.
tice That on the 18th day Of IAN, 1871, the
plaintiff Peter ". Walter, filed in the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull County. O.,
his petition against the defendant, praying
for "a dissolution Of the marriage contract
between them. for the custody OF their mi
nor children. Cause alleged ordtyOrce and
custody Of their minol. children, adultery
on the part Of defendant. Said cause win
be for trial At the next term Of said court Of
Common Pleas. commencing Feb, 20, ISL.
By HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL-
Jam IS, iS7i-6t Attys for Petitioner.
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Mrs. FRANCIS BAKER.

M KS. Uranus BAAEht
lNL Manufacture and Dealer in Hair Jew
elry room in River Block, corner Of Main
and Market SIS. Wigs, Switches, Curls,
Braids, &c, made to order. Highest Price
aid for Hair. Fine Kid Cloves cleared and
made to look as good as new. Cleaning
Gloves . cents; Coloring Is cents. Also
White Furs and Swans-dOwn, Ladies'. Chin
chilla Cloaks, Plumes. &c. Coats, Pan and
Vests cleaned and repaired.
Ian II ISL
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~WANTFDl 1OOO CORDS NJ

AnTANTED! 1000 CORDS of.
E56H w White Oak Heading Bolts, 2.
Msnehes Ions, made nom green, sound
timber SPLIT In quarters OF eighths. accord
ing 10 Size of log F: bark taken OF. clear OF
Enofs and straight rif, for which ! VIII pay
a liberal price IN cash on delivery a. my
Gfave Mill. at B~aconsburg. OF at Burg Hill
station. OIL nARREL SLAVES. green or
IJrv and Heading bought as usual, and the
biSbsSt price paid on the delivery or each
Iead. JASON FROST
Dae. - IS7O-6te
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HOUSES FOR SALE-The IN
dersigned OFFER for sale: First House
ana Lot (5art Of lott No. Is. situated in the
city OF Warren, o., his residence on Canal
street, opposite Taylor's Warehouse. ID
House and Lot In South Warren, known as
Lots No. Il and Is. in block No. Is, fronting
Liberty Street. Sd House and Lot in South
Warren, known as Lots No. Il, IS and is, in
block No. Is, formerly Fulton st. For prices
and particulars, enquire Of
GEORGE PERMAN,
or DANIEL BISHOP.
Warren n No~ rs Tg-0
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NOTICE.
IN The goods, consisting OF the stock ofthe
late firm OF A. E. Andrews & Son, Agt's, viii
be sold at public sale by the undersigned. At
their store room on Market st Warren, o..
commencing Jan. Il. ISL, at 10 o'clock, q m
and continuing from day 10 day until sold
HANiBAL TAYLOR,
Warren, o., Jan. 4, lS7I-2t Mortgage.
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Warren. Jan. Is. ISL.
A SSIGNEESl SALE

4 SSlGN SALE.
AIn the matter OF Harris, Blackford &
Co. The sale Of the balance Of the reai and
personal property Of Harris, Blackf0rd & Co.
by the undersigned. has been adjourned to
Feb. O., 1871, at 10 o'clock, n. m. at which time
the residue OF said property Will be old AZ
the rolling mill Of said nrm, in the village OF
Niles, at public auction, except such as has
been ordered TO be sold at private sale.
g.. II. ANEREWS,
l.. T.. COCHRAN,
Jan. Is. Is7I-St Assignees.
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. DMINISTRATORis SD.

.hBy virtue OF an order from the Probate
curt Of Trumbuu County, Ohio, I viii sell
at public auction, on the premises, the fol-
lowing real estate: The southeast corner
Of Lot No. A.. In Southington township, in
Trumbuu County, Ohio, being an undivided
one-haIf OF two ~ acres Of land bounded
north and west by lands off. r. Hitchcock I;
south vi east BY public Highways Terms
OF sale-Cash. Time Of sale, Feb. g A. u.
1871, at Il o'clock, noon
JOHN F. HITCHCOCK.
Admir- OF Lyman Newell, decd.
Ian. II. lS7I-4t.
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House and Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his
house M seven acres Of land situate in
Leavtttsburg. three miles west Of Warren.
Good comfortable House, new Barn, good
archard u ether nne fruits growing. Will
~ sold on reasonable terms. Enquire at
THE Chronicle ohicc OF Of the subscriber on
the premises. A 7. TRACY.
Nov. 80, lSsO-tL
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CHERRIES SALE.

GhEhlEF SALE.
DThr State OF Ohio, Trumbuli County, SIS.
James o. ChafTee, vs.. whitney P. Merry.
By virtue OF an execution issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas. Of Trumbull
County, Ohio. 1 nave leviedon n shall ex-
pose 10 public sale, At the door OF the Court
House in the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1871,
between the hours Of One and five o'clock,
p. m, the following described Ian q tene-
ments, situate In the township Of Vernon,
County OF TrImbull and state OF Ohio and
known as Icing part OF Lot Not in the
Shepard tract, bounded and described as
follows, tO-Wit: commencing a. the north
west corner in the center, OF the north and
south center road running from the center
OF Vernon q the center OF Hartford, on Da-
vid Kings south line; thence s west 5
chains; Thence south 81 so east l4chainsand
50 IuEs: thence north - E chainss thence
north Il 20 east O. Inks; thence o s.
30 eastes i1Aha, rhqnce Eaufh IL % west y
inks; Thence south 81 90 e4stS chains and
5 links; thence west l93 east D ehains (:
thence north 81 - W. Is chainsa and 40ltnks;
thence south 7 % W. chains and p links;
thence north So 80 W. 4chGinBGnd 50 Inks,
to the place OF beginning. containing "A
acres and 5S-IO0 acres Of land. but subject 10
all legal highways. Appraised az SllsQ.-
Terms Cash. q. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
Sh- rims ONCE, Warren, o., Jan. -, lS7l-5t.
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New Advertisements.
THE TRTTNRTIT,Wnsic,IA A.

THE TRUMBULL Musical Associ-
IL alton will hsld its next annual meaffng
IN West FarmiLgton, beginning Monday,
EeD. ., lo1l, aud continue four days, ending
1nursday evening Feb. 9Th, with a grand
concert. Inc convention viii be conducted
under the supervision OF Prof r. P. BIfss, OF
chicago. AlllOvers Of music are Invited 10
attend. Singers from abroad entertained
free. j. b. NELSON. pres't.
q. A. H~AERTSGTOS. Sec'y.
Ian. IL IgTl-Ita
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by Geo. P. Hunter, Atty
Warren, o., Jan. rs, ls7Q-6t
MASTER COMMIssIONERIs

vi SALE
vs.. lmon Pleas. Civil Ac-
J. y. Dawson, ct al ton.
By virtue Of an order o fsale issued out OF
the Court Of COmmon Pleas OF lrumbull
County, Ohio. in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, / have levied On
and shau expos 70 public salient the door OF
the Court House In the city Of Warren, Ohio,
on the 4th day ofFebruary. ls1l. between the
hours OF one and three O'Clock, p. M. OF
day, the following described lands and tene-
msnts, in the county Of Trumbuu and state
Of Ohio. to-wtt: Situate in the city OF War-
rem. in said county and State, and bOunded
and described As follows: On the north BY
the south line OF Canal St.; on the east by
west uneof Main St.; on the south BY the
Ohio and P-enmsylvania Canal. and on the
the west bya line unntng north aud south
and parallel with Main St, and runnlngtWu
feet from the east side ofthe two story frame
warehouse Of Henry and Charles smith,
The above described property, better known
IS the I. y. Dawson & Co, on I'LL with all
necessary machinery for Carrying on that
business. Appraised at $1,000. Term Cash.
r W. RArLIFF,
Special Master Commissioner.
Jan, 4, IsS0-5t.
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settIements Ordered 70 be AdrertIsed.

II is ordered hat the following ac-
IcOunts OF Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, which have been nled in tie
Probate Cou Of T-umbull County, Ohio, be
advertised for four consecutive weeks, &C.
/ cording 10 law, mi that they continue on
file for inspection and exception until the
18th day OF Feb. A ID. 1871, when they viii
be examined and ordered TO record IL no
execution aupnlr thereto.
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Zeal NOTICE.

Notice ishereby given that an assign
meht for the benefit OF creditors, under the
laws ofthis state, Waa made 70 me by Mr..
Darius Baldwin, OF Fowler, Ohio, on Satur-
day. Dec. 81, ls7O-that ] have accepted said
trust and duly qualified, and that creditors
will present their claims. duly proven 10
me for allowance. GEO. P. HUNTER
Jan. II, lS7l-St. Assignee
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Saturday, February 18Th, 4. d. 1871
CHERIFF'S SALEM Attachment

GHERIFF'S SALEM Attachment.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
A. W. Jones, Assignee. In Trumbull Com
Va. +mon Pleas.
John o. Williams.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued by or
der OF said Court in the above entitled case,
10 me directed and delivered, / shall expose
10 public sale At the door Ofthe Court House,
In the city o. Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1871,
between the hours OF one and i've o'clock,
p. n, the following described real estate,
tO-Wit: Situate in-Hubbard township,
Trumbull County, Ohio. part Of Lot "a in
said township, commencing In the center OF
public highway At the northwest corner OF
n oue-half acre decided to r. Evans; thence
running north along the center Of the high
way about Il rods ~ links TO the corner ofa
one-half acre heretofore decided to John o.
Williams; hence east along said lot II rods
and 4 links: hen south about Il rods ~
linEEto L. Evans lot; hen west IL rods
and 4 links TO the place OF beginning, con-
tanning one az acre OF land, excepting and
rescrvinE TO the ErantOrs all coal, iron or
other minerals that may be on or under said
lot, and the privilege OF taking outthe same.
Appraised ct slUOQ. Terms Cash.
g W. DICKINSON, sheriff
Sherif-s once, Warren, o., jan IS ls5l-5t.