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. EGAI, NOTICE

LOAL w
IProbaIe Court. Trumbuu County. Ohio.
NHes& Garfield Rail Road Company. VS..
John e. Me- Ombs, ct al.
John 9. McCombs, whose place Of resi-.
b McC'Imbs. Ella +. nc 'ombs, and George
McC'mbS. heirs of William & NcComUs,
who reside in the State of Michigan; Mrs.
henecCa NJ: BlHchley, who re ioes In the
stale OF Wisconsin EOenezar MeCombs.
and John c. Ward. who reside In the State
OF Tennessee. will take notice that a petit
tion was nlec against them on h 9th day
Of November. 1872. in the Probate Court Of
TTumbulI COUNTY Ohio. by the Niles and
Cauneld Rail Road Co npAny, and Is now
pending In said COurt, wheTt in said Niles &
Canneld Rail Road Company asks RJudg-
ment and order apprnpriating and cpnnr-
ming tO the USE Of said corporation for the
purpose Of public raj road, to following
described real esiate, TO wit: So much OF
tine line. ndST abandoned, as was surveyed,
lOrated and established by a like corpOra-
ton OF the State OF Ohio, known as the
Mineral Ridge Rail Road Company. which
SAID part Is indicated, marked and located
6y the old road bed OF said Mineral Ridge
Raj Road, within the township OF Wealth
erSneld, In said County Of Trumbull. the
embellishments and enc on a side OF
the same, and the bearings, lines q dis
tances heretofore made and established by
said Mineral Ridge Rail Road Company,
between the following points OF departure.
to-Wlt: Inc right OF way. lines, grounds
surveyed, located and established by a like
corporation, known as the Painsville and
Young. Town Fasi Road Company, where
the right OF way and road bed Of said Min
eral Ridge Rail Road intersects the located
route of said Paiuesville and youngstown
Rail Road Company. for n northern limit,
ana what was known as the Tod a Wells
braneh Of said Mineral Rail Road. for a
southern limit, and including in the fore
going description a strip of land belonging
10 the heirs OF Robert McCOmbs, decd. and
Described as follows, to wit: BsginniDRat
the located route n lands of said Paines-
VILE aid Youngstown Rail Road Company
whore the same crosses the right ofway and
lands formerly used by said Mineral Ridge
Kan Road company. for their said road, in
the township OF Weathersneld. Trumbnll
county, Ohio; thence south lOo so west along
the center line of said Mineral Ridge Rail
Road. AS surveyed. staked and appropriated
by said Mineral Ridge Rail Road Comply TO
the west line OF said McCombs' land, and
TO ex end twenty-five feet frum said ceUter
line on each side there's ( making a strip OF
Ian nfty feet wide and two thousand feet
long be the same more or less. and contain
ing about four acres Of land, and that said
petition viii be for hearing in said Court.
on Inc SUN day OF January, A. d. 1873, and
the parties 10 whom his notice Is directed
are hereb notified that they are required
TO appear and answer said petition on or
before said date.
NILES & CANFIELD r. R. co.
By Geo. P. Hunter, Att ].
Warren, u, Dec Is, Is72-6t
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r EGAL NOTICE.

ht;slvin Pease. charlse Pease, laura n.
humphrey, COrntlia T.. Kinsman, John
Irwin, Arthur J. Erwin. Laura O.. Pease,
Charles E Pease, Lillian Erwin. Florence
rage. Henry +. Page, Kate G.. Erwin.
MSty r johnston. c. ru- f.. John ton, Cor
Isn@or, w: n. Beaumont, and
me lOih day Of December ~. Frederick
hlhsin1h, Admihistrator and Trustee, with
PruSe, decd nled his I%etiftoD ~ r. p-ohsfe
Court OF trumbul County. Ohio and smOn0
other things therein, staies that M Would he
for Tie manifest advantage and be6nt ~
said estate TO sell the following deScrthe5
real estate. tO-wIt:
Part 81 village Lot No. 6s OF The orio,Dal
town plat Of Warren, Trumbull coun 20,
beginning at y past on the south side OF
Market street, b5 'eet east from the north
east corner Ofsub-dIVision Lot No. ! on the
Pease plat OF Warren. theute east on the
south line OF said street IS feet to a post;
thence south at right anglestO said Market
street about $50 ieet 10 a post; thence west
parallel with said MRrke SIRE {, IS feet TO q
posi-; thence north about SOfeet TO the place
Also the following described real estate
situate in said Warren Township, Trum-
onll county, Ohio. tO-wft: All the land In
orEluaL LOt No. y, occupied by the Penn
sylvsnia and OHIO Canal Company, as q
lanai bed and towing path, which has re-
yerted TO said estate by reason OF the aban-
donment OF e Canal afor
Also, the following described real estate.
situdte IN said warren township,
County, Ohio, tO-wit: BEGINNING at a point
in the north line of lan belonging to Laura
MP Humphrey, enc undTed and thirty
three feet west and at right angles TO the
center line Of the Ashtabula, YOUNGSTOWN
and Pittsburgh Raj Roao. as now locaied /;
thence nOTthefly and parallel with said
center line TO the south line ofland belong
ing TO James Forbes; thence eastwa rdly
along said south line tOthe westline q land
belonging TO the estate OF Richard Iddtngs.
deceased: thence SOutherl, along said west
line 5li5[ feet to the north line OF sold Laura
u. 7. Humphreys land: thence westerly
along said north line to the place Of begin
ming. said petition will be Tor hearing on
the llth day Of January, 1873. at 10 O'Clock,
a. AT which time and place said defen-
dants can attend II they see proper.
+. KINSMAN.
Admir- and Trustee with the VIII annex
ed Of said Estate
By jefferson Palm. Atty for Petitioner.
Dec. II, lS72-4t
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The Funeral Services Of the Murdered
Children at CoIumhiapa,

CoLUHBIANA, O., Dec. Is, 1872.
The funeral of the two little Porter
girls. murdered by their unnatural father
last Thursday, took place to-day. Tue
services hSd been announced to take
place at the NJ. Z. church, at 10 A. n. At
an early hour the people began to pour
into the church. By nine O'Clock every
seat was occupied, and by ten o'clock
every inch of standing room in the large
edifice was filled to ~suffocaiion, and still
hundreds had 70 linger outside unab e
to get in. Al 1880 the funeral party
arrived, and it was with difficulty that
the casket containing the two little child
rem could be taken up tO.the pulpit. The
services, by The Rev. Mr.. Darby. were
very appropriate and impressive. He
laid the cause of the crime 10 the use OF
intoxicating liquor, which no doubt it
was, Indirectly. After the services the
corpses, still beautiful in death, were
taken to the vestibule, so all might see
them as they passed u of the church.
1t tool nearly n hour for all to pass
out. 1t was by far the largest funeral
that ever took place here.-PhtSbUrgh
Commercial.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.

The officers of the different branch
Is of the Evangelical Alliance have
issued their annual programme of
topics for the week of prayer, extend
Ing from January 5, 1873, to the 18th.
The following are the subjects selec-
ted:
Sunday, Jan. 5.-Sermons. Subject:
The foundation, security, and univer-
sal extension of the christian church.
Monday, June 6.-Devout acknow-
Judgement. Remembrance OF Gods
mercy TO the nation, to families, aud
to the churches. providential and
spiritual blessings TO ourselves, con-
fessiOn Of sin.
Tuesday. Jan. Prayer: For
Christian churches; their increase In
love, activity. fidelity to the truth, and
the clear manifestations Of the unity
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y = VI = = N-EUW
s. D. HARRIS Secretary.


ED. CHRoNICLE:-Please publish the
following obituary, and obiige many Of
your readers:
Philo SigIer was born in Teringhaln.
Berkshire Co., Mass ,on the 22d of Jure,
1902, and died at his residence. in FOw
Ter, on the IlIh of December, 1872. aged
20 wears, 5 months and 20 days. He was
4 kind husband, exemplary father, and
q good Christian. His loss will be Sc
verely felt by the community, as well as
toy the Church of his choice. Many
years a Christian, he died in pc ics and
st' cps in Jesus. Many sad n sorrow
ing hearts followed him to his last rest
ing pace.
"Mark the perfect man, and behold
the upright; the end Of that man is
peace" NJ. MILLER.
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Ohio Dairymen's Convention.
~CLEyELANp. Dec. 10 lS7g

CLEVELAND, Dec. ~, lofz.
The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Ohio
Dairymen's Association will be held at
the American Hotel, in Cleveland, ON
Wednesday and Thursday, the 23d and
2Sd days of January, 1873; which all per-
SONS interested in he Dairy business are
cordially invited to attend.
Reports, Addresses, Di cussions and
Questions pertaining 10 the occasion, will
be the order Of the Convention.
The large parlOrs of the American Ho-
tel will be at the service OF the COnven
ton, and the proprietor has agreed to re-
duce the price of fare 70 members, to
only $3.50 a day.
The city of Cleveland being equally
accessible from all the Dairy region of
Ohio, and with the convenient and econ
omioal arrangements at the American
Hotel. it is hoped that all our Cheese
Factories and private Diaries Will be
represented in the Convention.
D. L. Pore, President.
s. d. HARRIS SECRETARY.
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PATENT AGENcY.-Late inventions on
which patents have been allowed through
the Agency of Burridge & Co., Cleve
land, Ohio: James Newman, stage ma
chine; J. Y. Black, coffin; R. Allen.
cheese press R. w. Cunningham. floor
bolt; ]. Sattison, %cultivator; ]. Sharp.
trade mark; Averill Chemical Paint Co..
four trade marks; c. Parks, tree pro
tector; J. G. Spring, trade marks; L.
Foot. boiler feeder; w. H. Pond, har-
ness pads ; S. Elmer, show rsse; Averill
Chemical Paint Co., trade mark II.
Chrenolm, steel conveTteri Van Bell,
bed bottom.
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ETROPOLITA
LIFE INSURANCE Comply
OF NEW TORK.
DERARTMHNT.

Whereas. The METROPOLITAN LIFE IN
SURANCE CO., located at New York. IN the
state OF New YORK, has nled in This once
q sworn statement, by the proper OfioerB
and has complied in all respects, with the
laws OF this State relating 10 Life Insurance
Companies. Incorporated by other States Of
the United States.
Now. therefore. In pursuance OF law. /.
William F. Church, Superintendent Of In
Surance for the state OF Ohio. do hereby
certify. that said Company is authorized TO
transact its appropriate business Of Life
Insurance in THIS State. in accordance with
law, during the current yea The condl
ton and business Of said Company at the
date of such statement dec. 3lst, lS7l,) Is
shown as follows:
Amt of Joint Stock or Guarantee
Capital paid up $40, 900 90
Aggregate Amt Of available As
sets. including the sum Of $685.
S9 IS in premium notes held by
the Company on Policies Issued, ! ,Is7. 81 IS
ihciIding re-insufance.-~~~-----s s4, SOL 90
ding year in 52I .7sl 20
Amount Of Income Tor the prece-
ding year in Notes for Premiums l2o,747T n
preceding year in $50 81
Amount of Notes used in payment
of Losses and Claims during the
year. .s---- 1O,f3S "
lSeal.l In Witness whereof, / have hereun-
to subscribed my name, and caused
the Seal Of my ONCE TO be mixed
the day and year above written.
W. F. CHURCH, superintendent.
In. DAWSON, Esq,
Agent at Warren. Ohio.
Dec. is. 1874.
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BRACEVILLE.

EDITOR CEsoNICLE:-There will be q
union Christmas tree gathering, en-.
bracing the Disciples and Methodist
sabbath Schools, together with the citi-
zens Of Braceville generally, at the II.
E. Church, on Christmas night, Wed
nesdsy, Dec. 18th, 1872 Exercises to
begin at 81 O'clock, P. NJ. Every body
IS expected to attend; family presents
are TO lie admitted, and a general good
time is anticipated,
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| in the faith; for ministers, missiona-

in the faith; for ministers, missiona-
ries and evangelists.
Wednesday, Jan. S.-Prayer: For
families; for SONS and daughters of
Christian parents; for a blessing on
home influence, and on the services
and ordinances of 1.-THE Church of
Cod" for schools, colleges and univer-
stiles; for children at sea or in foreign
lands; for young men in business and
professions; for servants, and for all in
sickness and ~tribulatiOn.
Thursday, Jan. 9.-Prayer For ma.
tons, for kings. and all in authority;
for maintenance of peace; for Increase
of righteousness; for the spread of re-
Iigious liberty, for the growth of sound
knowledge; fOf cOntentmsnt, concord
and good will among all classes; for
the discernment of Gods hand in
national judgments, and for the remo-
val of intemperauce, immortality, and
the sins which are "a reprOach to any
people,"
Friday, Jan. 10.-Prayer For man.
kind; for the circulation of the Holy
Scripture; for the overthrow of all
forms OF tyranny and oppression ; for
the removal of every form of Anti
christ; for all prisoners and captives
and for the increase of that kingdom
which is righteousness, peace and
JOY in the Holy Ghost"
Saturday. Jan. ll.-Prayer: For
Sunday schools; for missionary, tract
and other religious societies; for the
raising up and sending forth f more
''labOrers i1tO His harvest" and for
the removal of h~in6rauees TO the
spread of the Gospel, and the CONVEX
sion of the world
Sunday, Jan. II -Sermons: Let
the whole earth be filled with his glo-
ry. Amen, and amen"
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The biggest majorities for Congress-
men Gre; Garfield, Of Ohio, 1885; VIII
lard, OF Vermont, iO,44O; hurlbut, OF
Illinois, 1885; Croker, OF Massachu-
sets, 1881. The smallest are: Dewitt,
Of New York, II; stsnard, of Missouri,
A; and the Ninth district of Indiana
certified to Congress as q one way and
Al another.
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The Preachers Sitting I'm indictment

The Preachers Sitting in Judgment:
The "Evangelieal Ministerial Con.
ventiOn" of the preachers of the Can
ton District, held their first sitting in
judgmen' UPON the siusOi their fellow
creatures, at SOuthiDgtOn, Trumbult
county, on the 10Th day oil November,
in tue year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two, and,
in the name of the Lord, solemnly
deereed as follows:
WHEREAS, From long experience and
careful observation, We are fully cum
WINGED that the playing o rsuch games as
"Arthurs," "Cioquet," ETC., is a viola
tim of the prec-p pit, Abstain from any
appearance OF evil" Therefore.
"ResoIUed, That we will refrain from
such games ourselves, and Will use our
influence i'm the same direction among
the members of Jul church."
Out of charity for the reverend gen.
tlemen, who could sn belittle human
nature as to adopt the foregoing, we
do not print any of their mos respec-
table names. But what do they mean
by the ETC." after msutiOnin" the
two sinful games of "Arthur's" aud
"CrOquet." unless il is blind Mans
But,' PUSSY Wants a Corner"
"FOrfeits, "''Simon says Wiggle Wag-
GLE" &c, dc? If the games called
"Arthur's" and "CrOquet," are sim
full so are the latter, and We canmot
but think these are what the preach
ers meant in their solemn "etc."
It is such unnecessary and stupid
interdictiOns ofiunOcent social games.
or pasIimes, that bril- g tine preachers
into contempt. People, especially
young people. will have their social
eljnymehts, such as these, nOtwiIh-
standing the dnIth ma ndrdndthG
of any body of men, no matter how
highly they accredit themselves as
ambassadors of Heaven. Heaven also
gave the capacity for amusement and
the will to seek amusement and gave
them to be used. These self-styled
ambassadors are therefore superseding
their credentials it they have any
AdhoniRq indicator.
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NOTICE.

~
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day flied in the Probate
Court OF TTumbulI county, ohio. his petit
ton. praying tor an order authorizing MIN
to sell tic desperate claims belonging TO the
estate Of Grant Bacon. deed. and htch ac-
crued in his lifetime. said petition VIII b
for hearing ON the sth day uf January. ls72
MOSES BACON, Executor.
Warren, o., Dec. II, lS:2-ft
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Dec. II. 1872.

" ~NF"-N - ~ "
ED. CHRoNIcLE:-The services Of Mr..
Thos. c. DecOe have been procured, and
q class of vocal music is to lie Organized
in the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church, for the purpose OF studying the
rudiments and principles Of vocal music.
Ali desiring to learn to sing are cordially
invited to attend. X. BUELL. LOVE.
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MARRIAGES.

Marriage Notices inserted Gratis.
At Lima. Ohio. Thanksgiving day, by Rev.
Jacob Little, Mr.. w. L. PORTER, ofCleve-
land, II E. NIELLA HOLMES.
Also, at same time, GEO. P. WALDORF
and MARY R. HOLMES. both of Lima. o.
In Bazet'a. on the 18th inst, by Rev. W. h.
Miller, Mr.. MALVIN WORKMAN of Cuya-
hoga county, TO Miss BETSEY WYRICK,
Of Hartford.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC.
IN Farewell Darling. till We Meet, 30 cents
Hear MI say my little Prayer, 30 cents.
Sweet sixteen Waltz, 30 cents
Sweet Sixteen March. IS cents
Gone 70 the Heaven y Garden, 40 cents.
Think OF me Darling. 30 cents.
Bertie's SchOttische, IS cents.
Fold we our Hands, Is cents.
BeliAario. IS cents
RecOilectiOns OF my childhood. 90 cents.
Asking q Blessing from Mother. aeents.
You'll always find me True, IS cents.
Rustic Beauty March. IS cents.
Close the shutters. Willle's Dead, 30 cts.
Sunbeam Polka. IS cents.
Sunbeam Waltz. 81 cents.
Sunbeam March. IS cents.
Amary liz. tuCr hands so cents.
Lost and Saved. 81 cents.
Maggir's FavOrite Waltz 20 cents
LORD, Forever a. Thy side. . cents
Matte May. 20 cents
Ray Of sunshine Polka, 50 cents,
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County Commissioners Report

AUDITORS OFFICE, TRUMBULL Co.,
WARREN, u. SIP 3. 1871.
TOhe Hon Judge If The O0UTg Of Common PEeds
Of ITtDI6uH County. Ohio.
In accordance with the Statutes Of Ohio.
vol. 6i,pag- $50, the Commissioner Of Trum-
bull County. respectfully submit TO you,
this. their AuuuaI Report on tue Finance
Of said county, for the year ending August
81, 1872.
County General Fund.
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WARREN SAVINGS & LOAN AssocTAT'E,l
WARREN. OHIO, Dec. Is, 1872.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders OF the Warren savings
aud Loan Association, for the election Of
nve Directors for the ensuing We r, will be
held At their office In Warren, on the LIST
Monday Of January, a. d. 1873.
;. Ii. LAIRD, See'y.
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TRUNBULh NAT. BANK OF WARES,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF this BanK, Tor the
election OF Dh sectors, and transaction Of
other business. will be held at their bank
ing house on Tuesday, Jan. IA, IS73.
KIRKLAND NJ. FITCH,
Dec. is, Is72-It Cashier.
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WIN. C. FUTILE.
Greeusburz. June u, IS72-Sts
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ESTATE of James A. Miner, decd
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin
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Trumbull county. Ohio.
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