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EGAL NOTICE.

LhAG NO44OAL-
ICGurt OF Common Pleas, Trumbul Co.,
ONO, John Smith, VS.. Robert Otis, Henry
H. Otis, Lucy Otis and Mary L. B. Otis.
place Of residence Is unknown, win AXE
notice that on the 9Th day OF July, AID.
1872. John Smith fled his petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County of Trunabuh, and state Of Ohio,
against the SAL Robert Otis, Henry H. Otis.
Lucy Otis anu hary l. 3. Otis defendants,
setting forth that said defendants gave a
mortgage to the said JohE SIN tn, on GER
tain lands situate In the township ofJohn-
stOn, and bounded and described as follows:
Known as part OF Lot No. 3 in lst division
OF lands in said township. and is bounded
as follows: commencing at the northeast
corner OF lands owned by Henry SimOnds'
and running north on west line OF lands
owned by Daniel Dunbar, 5 rOds TO lands
owned by Eliza A. Chase; thence west 20
rods to-the center or the north and south
center road leading to the center OF Gnsta-
vuS; thence south 5 rods. thence east 20 ods
to the place OF beginning. containing tU
rods OF land. to secure b payments OF four
hundred and forty dollars. with interest,"
from April IA, Isl. and praying that said
defendants may a said sum now claimed
aid premises may be sold to pay the same,
n that the said Henry H. Otis ana Mary
L. B. Otis, are notified thatthey are requfedl
to appear and answer said petition by the
3lst day Of August, A. I. l@2s or the same
viii be taken as confessed, and judgment
and decree rendered aecordtngly I
Atty for John Smith.
July 10, lS72-Gt
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While laboring under the hallucina-
ton that North Carolina had gone
Democratic, the New York Tribune pro-
phetically said; "WelI done, noble
North Carolina; you have pronounced
IN advance the verdict of the nation"
True. North Carolina, as will her sister
States. has forever buried the hybrid
followers Of Horace Greeley under an
avalanche Of popular condemnation.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death fee-ObaHGry GUe cents per line
Aug. LIST, in O~rangeviIle, ROBBIE LEE. in
liant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Fell: aged
Smonths and IL days.
Suffer the little children to come unto
me, n forbid them not; for Of such Is the
kingdom Of God"
In Chagrin FaIls. on Saturday, Aug. 10th. of
cholera infantum, LIBBIE, daughter of
Alfred and Elizabeth H. Adams.
At Traverse city, Michigan, Aug. Sth MARY
KELLY HURLBUD. wife Of E. Wallace
HurIbud, aged SO years.
In Forest City, NO.. Aug. 5. 1872. Of cholera
tnfantum. LILLIAN RUTH, infant daugh-
ter OF L. r. and Mary Ely, aged 9 months.
In Warren, on Monday. July %. 1872. of
Cholera Infantum. Little HARRY, young
est son OF William @. and Francis A. Reed.
aged 5 month and % days.
"They are ~going-only going
Out Of pain and into bliss.
Out Of sad and sinful weakness
Into perfect holiness.
snowy brows-no care shall shade them /;
Bright eyes, tears shall never dim;
Rosy lips. no time shall fade them:
Jesus called them unto him.. % --
Little hearts forever stainless =
Little hands as pure as they-W
/ Little feet by angels guided,
Never a forbidden way
2 They are going-eyer going-1g1
Leaving many a lonely spot; s ..-
, But ,tis Jesus who has called them
Shffer and forbid them mott ti''
In this city, Aug. 8, 1872. AGNESs and MA.
RY ROWLAND, twin daughters OF lanes
and Mary Rowand, aged six months. = Z
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Last Saturday Mrs. Sylvester
Brown, of Saybrook, Ohio, was
found dead in a barn, her body terri
bly, bruised. Her husband safdft was
caused by falling off a scaffoId. The
coroner's jury decided that she died
from injuries inflicted by her hhs-
band, who was arrested and is now in
iail,
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Primary meetings for the selection of dele
gates viii be held at the usual places OF
holding elections. on Saturday evening
August H. at ~ O'Clock.
ORLANDO MORGAN. Chairman,
T. J. McLAIN, JR., Sec'y.
OBI. WLKIN,
ALOrzo TRUESDELL,
Is. SPEAR, JR,
Central Committee.
Warren o., July II.
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Several holes were burned through
the siding of a frame house in q New
York village the other day by the
concentration of the rays of the sun
by some new milk cans that lay ON a
bench near by, each can acting as a
cOncave mirror.
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We have received the July nnmber OF
the BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, pub
lished by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company. No. 14O Fulton street, New
York. Contents for July: William of
Ocean; Wit and Humor; Report of the
Commissioners on Coal; Marco Polo's
Travels; The Agricultural Laborers'
Strike; Germany-Prussian Influence
on its Literature ; Results of Disestab-
lishment in Ireland, DC. Terms $500
per year. "a L ....i..+
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Meeting of the COIOred Grant and

Meeting Of the COIOred Grant and
Wilson Club.
The attendance of our colored citi-
zens at their Club meeting, on Tues
day evening of last week, was very
large. Mr.. Arlington Hart was the
orator of the evening and delivered an
animated address, which, in a logic
al and forcible manner, presented
those phases of the present campaign
in which all the best interests Of the
eolored people are imminently endan-
gered, and the course to be persued
to prevent the calamity. At the con-
elusion Of the speech the speaker was
warmly applauded, and three rous-
ing cheers were given for Grant and
Wilson.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted as being ex-
pressi5 e of the feelings not only of
the eolOred people of this county but
of the entire country:
WHEREAs-The people of color of the
United States are advised by the Hon.
Charles Sumner TO abandon their party
connection with the Republicans, and
to cast their votes at the coming elections
for the new party, composed chiefly OF
the old Democrats, reinforced by sundry
deserters from the Republicans, there
fore,
ReSolUed, That our votes are our own,
and that for the proper use OF the fran
chise conferred upon US, We are respon-
sible only TO God and our country, and
cannot consent to yield them up to the
dictation OF any man, no matter how
great his services to our race in the past
may have been. ---rf .ls.s
Resolved, That we can never forget
our Obligations to the Republican party,
the great party of emancipation and
Acknowledgement, and to the unconquer-
able soldier whose resolution and skill
led the armies of the country to a final
and complete triumph.
ReSolUed,-That we adhere to the Re-
publican party with our judgment,
hearts and votes, and will do everything
in our power to secure the election OF
Grant and Wilson,
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NOTICE.
EOA0 NOLLOG-
u a. P-nhnfa Gnnrtnf Eaid cnnnrri

1.-the state Of Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
Ia the Probate Courtof said coungyg
J Benjamin. d. ChesneyyE Eliza p. Chesuey,
Mary Mitchell, JohnI ]. Mitchell. BENJAMIN
Chesney, Charles Chesney, Sarah Chesney,
Samue1P. Chesuey, Gar @. Hover. and
Thomas Hover. viii take notice. that on
18th day OF July. IST2 the Ashtabuia,
youngstown & Pittsburgh Rail Road Co,
fled Ia the Probate Court OF TrumbuH Co.,
its petition. praying Che condemnation and
Appropriation or Z3hundredthsacre Ofland
for the use OF Nd Rail Road Co. for the
purpose OF constructing It's Rail ROadthepe-
or. and running rail road ears and trains
over the SAME. said and Is situate on the
eastside Of ChestnuttSt, IN Warren. Frum-
bun county, Ohio, and is owned BY said
BeDjamintH Chesnsys ElzS P CheSuey.
Mary Mitchell, Iohn4 Mitchell. Benjamfn
IChesney, Charles Chesney. Sarah Chesney,
Samuel z. Ghesney, Kate Q. Hover. aud
Hover. who are nOn-resideRts OF
Trumbull county. Said petition will be FOR
hearing before said Court. OF the 18th day
OF September, 1872. at % o'clock, q. m.
JEFFERSON PALM.
Attorney for A. Y. &P. r. r. Co.
Aug. ], lS72-et,
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For the Campaign.

The CHRONICLE will be sent to
Subscribers during the Presidential
Campaign of 1872, or from the first
of Aug. to the middle OF November
fifteen weeks-at the following redue-
ed rates, the money always TO be paid
in advance:
Single subscribers % cts.
Club of 5 to the same post office $500
- 10" " 400.
a copy of the paper will be sent
free to the person getting up a club of
five, ten, or more.
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"Wheh we look around us in this
country, what do we see? ' says Cover
nor Brown in his Columbus speech
Well, if we look in the direction Of New
Haven, we see a candidate for the Vice
Presidency as tight as a brick.-MissoUri
Democrat.
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Dispatches from San Franciso give
an account of the discovery of an ex-
-tensiYe diamond field at the. Dead
Waters of the Rio Colorado. The
dispatches affirmed that the. stories
were of great value, but a reporter
interviewing an old miner. learns
that the story was somewhat stretched
in regard to their worth. .Hi .-.-r
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EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-We notice
in the Chronicle, the announcement,
by the soldiers of Greene, of the name
of Capt. A. Yeomans for reelection
to the office of Probate Judge. We
heartily approve of this movement;
we think him the right man in the
right place. There may be other
worthy aspirants, but there can be
none more deserving. We well recol-
lect the time when the telegraph
flashed the news of Rosecran's repulse
at Chicamauga. Loyal hearts almost
stood still. Still later came the report,
it was not a defeat, that a small band
under Gen. Thomas, held the field,
and saved u army from complete
rout and destruction. How with Datri-
otto pride we learned that Trumbull
county was represented in that band
of brave men. Capt. YeOmans was
one of that number "who won laurels
there" 1t was there that he received
the wound. the effects of. which will
cause him always to recollect Chicka-
manga. We well recollect the pledges
made such as him by friends at home.
We al never fully pay these debts.
His successful experience leads US to
expect much of him, and much is
needed in that Office. We are sure
that all who..have had soldiers claims
prepared before him can and will ap-
preciate this movement. Capt. Yeo-
mans went to the army from Kins-
man township, was elected to this
onice from Kinsman, and we hope
the county at large will claim him
this fall u Truly yours,
"a .-r A VETERAN.
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Prompts to time, comes along the Au-
gust number Of the beautiful illustrated
&ome paper, peoples Monthly" Pitts
burgh, Pa. This number contains seven
appropriate Illustrations. The "House-
hold" and "Boys and Girls''i depart
ment are as full ofinterest as usual, while
the original stories and sketches are
faUV up to the mark. This instalment of
the serial ''Old Fort Duquesne," is I'M
usually touching. The description OF
the death, blythe river side, of the Old
Naturalist, abounds in pathOs. Extra
ordinary inducements TO subscribers and
agents, male or female. Send for circu-
lars and sample. Good agents wanted
in every neighborhood.
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The Know-Nothing speech attri-
buted to Henry Wilson, was delivered
by John NJ. Wilson at Salem, Ind,
in 1855. J. M. Wilson has not been
heard of since until the other day he
appeared on the political horizon
again in the proper role ofa Greeley
Democrat.
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Two attempts have recently been
made to destroy SteubenViIIe by fire, in
both instances resulting in considerable
damage to property. As yet no clue
has been obtained which will lead 10 the
apprehension Of the ~incendiaries.
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The Fall term Of AlIeghshyFC Coli
lege, M~eadville, Pa, commences Sept.
18th. A large number Of Students Is
expe cted 70 be in attendance the
coming term.
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The Ohio State Fair commences at
Mansfield on the 2dday of September.
The Northern Ohio Fair at Cleveland,
commences on September 18th, and
continues four days.
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Vice President Colfax's mother died
last-Monday, at South Bend, Indiana
A very malignant cancer has affected her
for ONE months, and finally caused her
death. She was aged sixty-seven years.
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A fire occurred in Cincinnati ION
on the 9th inst, in the square boun-
ded by Water, Boil and Elm Streets
and the river bank. The square was
burned out except a few brick dwell
lings omit, which were only partially
burned. Loss $4,000. Very little in
surance.
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER.
The September number Of Ballou's
Magazine is one that should be read by
all classes, for it is so good and interest
ing that when nee taken up no one
wishes to put it down until the last page
is perused. It's full Of stories, adven-
lures, poetry, fun, engravings, and not a
line in it but contains Information
There is no.serial in this country that
will compare with it when price is con-
sidered. Address Themes & Talbot, 63
Congress Street, Boston.
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A new locomotive, named 'Herace
Greeley" has been turned out of the
Schenectady a shop, 1t ran off the
track the first day.
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The recent Ashtabuls Republican
County Convention passed a resolution
requesting Senator Jack Easement to
resign as he had ceased to carry out the
principles Of the Republican party, by
his endorsement of Greeley and Brown.
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The Constitutional this week makes
the following assertion, which is
wholly unfounded on truth:
lover sixty Republicans in Warren
have already subscribed tot the Greeley
club"
If the editors of the Constitution
will show us the names Of sixty Re
publicans of Warren, who will say
that they ''have already Joined the
Greeley club" we viii pay the editors
of that paper sixty dollars, and one
dollar per head for each additional
Republican of this place who has "sub-
scribed to the Greeley club" Now
come to the scratch, or stop your noise.
-@0"~
60 1-1r - 1TEr - nr--1--T - =
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Iteosts Cincinnati ministers ten thou
sand dollars to kill boys who steal their
.,
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The Mexicans are committing de
predations, shooting U. S. officers,
and running off stock, on the borders
of Texas. .l
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1t is suggested that the Democracy
abolish the rooster as their party EN-
blem, and adopt the crow.
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The correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader. at Massilon, says that there are
hty Democrats there who have avowed
their intention of voting for Grant and
Wilson, and a number of others who say
they will not vote at all unless a straight
out Democratic candidate is placed in
the field. ..Ii q sci. q .-.r.Ys
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Secretary Boutwell, anticipates that
the reduction of the public debt for
August, will be over So, OOO, OO0.
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New Advertisements.

ESTATEOf Elizabeth Brown. decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin-
ted and qualified as Executor on the estate
OF Elizabeth Brown, decd, late OfTrumbull
county. o. ELIZABETH HOGLE-
Greene Aug. Il, 1872 3t~
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An invitation has been extended to
President Grant to be present at the
Northern Ohio Fair, and it is thought lie
will accept
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NOTICE. 'G'l.' e 1a ..af-
LIN The undersigned has been duly APP
pointed Executor Of the last viii and testa-
mentO OF Esau Sealy, late OF Trumbuu Co.,
Ohio, decd. THOS.J. SEAEY.
bloomfield, Aug. H. 1877 81 ~ r--
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

III Union Republican voters Of Trumbull
County. are hereby notified b Conven-
ton viii be held at Warren, on
Tuesday, August 20, 1872,
al II o'clock, a. m, for b purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates, as follows, viz: One
Probate Judge, One Clerk OF the Court. one
Commissioners, and One Infrmary Director.
The ratio of representation In said Con-
vention, will be one delegate for each fifty
votes cast for Governor Noyes in 1871, and
one delegate for each final fraction of not
less han twenty-five votes but in all cases
giving to each township or election pre-
clnct one delegate, whether its vote amour
ted to fifty or not. e.,
Upon this basis the representation will be
rs follows tO-Wit.
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President Grant is meeting with
enthusiastic welcome on his Northern
tour at the hands ofall parties.
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The following item is aflOat in the

newspapers:
The Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
way is to be reduced to the narrow
gauge. For the present, q third rail will
be laid, leaving the wide gauge remain
until the rolling stock is used up, when
a uniform narrow gauge is to be adopted
This is the only thing lacking TO make
the A. 4 G.. W. one of the grandest thor
oughfares in the country. The Erie
road is to go through the same process
OF regeneration.
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A New Book Free ! S@a9tai n 4np on
A GENTS WANTEc-Agents make more
Amoney at work for US than at anything
else. business light and permanent. Par
tieulars free. G. STINs0N & Co, FTn Art
hubliSheTs. Portland. Maine
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There will be no proposals issued for
the new postal cards until the Post-ofice
Department shall have succeeded in
getting up a model card, which in weight,
tenacity and suitability of service, will
answer all the ends for which such a
card is designed. Some time after the
Issue of such proposals must necessarily
elapse before the cards can be offered
for public use, and it is not thought that
they viii be ready for general use before
September.
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A PLACEMENT

"A lACdMENI. 49,
AIohn q. Leslie, Us. Il. l. GEIHn.
Before Edward Spear, J.. p. OF Warren
city and Township, Trumbull county. On
the 3lst day Of July A. D., 1872, said Justice
issnsd an order Of Atfachmantfn hove
action f5rthe sum None hundredandtven-
ty-slx $500 dollars. Said cause will be for
hearing Sept. "A, lS72, at 2 O'Clock, PM
attE LaG ALJOHNO lESLIE.
By his Atty Il. W. RatIf1T,
Warren. Aug IA IST2-3t-
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INVOLVEMENT

FOR CLKKK OF THE COURT.
Subject to the decision of the Republican
Nominating Convention, I will be a candi-
Common Pleas ofTrumbull county.
Ell -Iu ALBERT WATSON.
Warren, o July L, 1872.
N. C. HART, Of Hubbard, will be 8 candi-
date for the Office Of Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, subject 10 the action of the
Trumbun County Republican Nominating
Convention.
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pies Ringvorms, Chahng and skin diseases
Botanic Druggist. Cleveland. Ohio. T
HORSEMEN Use Hemlock Lfnffnent. cures
Poll Evil ne Sores OF all descriptions.
L. Ea HrH.. 20 LNHF H HH EHWH-H LHHaI 20
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]. R. WORSWICk. T. LEWIS
SEND FOB PRICE LIST.
WORSWIOK & LEWIS,
CLEVELANDBRASS& PIPE WORKS,

Cor. MerWin and Center Sts., Cleveland. o.,
Manufacturers OF and Dealers IN brought
Iron Pipe, Iron Fyuig0s n BrOUS Goods. for
Steam, Water, Gas and Oil. Cameron Steam
and Eureka Hand Pumps. All kinds Of
Steam and Gas fitting tools constantly on
hand. i4 0uly "a, 1872 Tyr.
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Yearly Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of .ho Disciples
of this county will be held at Bacons-
burg, commencing at > o'clock, P. NJ,
on Friday, Aug. %, and continuing over
the following Sunday. Issaac Errett,
editor Of the Christian Standard, Of Gin
%cinnati, will be the chief speaker. All
are cordially invited. I. A. THAYBR.
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Since the spring of 1871, the Republic
can party has not met with a single re
verse in any State election that has mean
while been held. On the contrary IL has
redeemed five Statestrom d mOerGtierEie,
namely, Connecticut, New Hampshire,
California, Oregon and North Carolina.
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KESNEDY'S HEML0CK PLASTER. Pdes sse.
.ii and HEMLOCK 0lNTNgS7. Frlee soc,

HEALOCK 0lNTNRs7. Price zoe.
The proprietor hasbueosedsd
in utilizing the medical prop
critics contained in the OIL,
Pitch and Resin OF the Hem
lock Tree, and Obtaineda valu-
able preparation to be applied
as a Salye or Plaster for Rheu-
matism, Group, Pain or Sore
ness OF the Back, Chest or
Stomach. Piles. salt Rheum,
Seurvy, Sores, Ulcers. Bunions
Sore Corns, Frost Bites, Chill
blains. Sore Breasfa md Mn
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

We the undersigned soldiers of Green
township, would respectfully announce the
name of Capt. A. Yeomans, for reelection
10 the Office of Probate Judge OF Trumbull
County, subject TO the action of the County
Nominating Convention.
MANY SOLDIERS.
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AGENTS WANTED II
For GOODSPEED'S
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BOOK.

The great work of the year. Prospectus,
Post Paid, 70 cents. An immense sale guar
Tanteed. Also for my Ognpugn Chdyfs and
Cincinnati or ST. Louis.
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CHERIFFS SALE i-lI ~
DThes State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Walker, Leslie & Col In Trumbun Com
vs.. SmOn Pleas.
Jno. W. Leyde, ct. all
BY virtue OF an rendtionf erPoHds issued
out OF the court Of Common Pleas OF Trum-
bullOo, Ohio, in the above named case. to
me, directed and delivered. 1 have levied
upon and hall expose to public sale at the
door Of the House tnthe city Of War
rem, o., OF Dix 1l -al tur
Saturday, Sept. I4th, A. d. 1872,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described me and tenements, to-
wit: Situate in the township Of Hubbard,
county ofTrumbul, and State Of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows: on the
north by part OF Lot No. S.; on the west by.
Lot No. g, owned by Philip Jacobs; on the
south by part ofLot 20. and on the east by
the north and sOut center road through said
township, and containing within said M
diaries hfty-four 5D acres Of land, be the
same more or less.
Appraised at -. Terms, Cash -
-uI. q. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs ONCE. Warren. o. Aug. B.lS72-5.