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Mr.. Garfield Enters a Protest Against
the Poland Committee Report.

During the last hours of tAe late
Congress, MI. Garfield, rising to an
exclamation, said: During the inves-
tigation of the committee, of which
the gentleman from Vermont (Mr.
Poland) was chairman, l pursued
what seemed TO me to be the path Of
duty; to keep silent except when I
was called on TO testify before the
committee. When evidence was Civ
en- which appeared to be in conflict
with mine, / awaited, expecting to be
called If anything was needed from
me in reference to discrepancies. l
was not recalled, and when the com
m1ttee submitted their report to the
House, a considerable portion Of the
testimony relating to me WIS not fur
nished. In the discussion following
here, l was prepared to submit addi-
tional facts and considerations, if my
own conduct should come up for con.
sideration, but the whole subject was
concluded without direct reference to
me, and since then, the time of the
House has been occupied with public
business. InoW desire to make q
single remark on the subject, in the
hearing of the House.
Inoegn the committee acQuit me Of
the charges Of corruption, in action or
intent, yet there is in the report a
summing up of facts in relation to
me which l protest is not warranted
by the testimony. / say this with re-
spect for the committee, and without
intending reflection on them. / Can
mol nov enter on a discussion, but I
propose to make a statement to the
public, setting forth fully the grounds
of my dissent from the report to
which [ refer. I will only say that
the testimony which 1 gave before
the committee is a statement Of the
facts in the case, as 1 understood
them. from the beginning, and moth
ing in my conduct or conversation at
any time has been in conflict with
my testimony. For the present, I
desire only a place on the record for
this declaration and notice.
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County Convention.

The Union Republican voters of
Trumbun county are hereby requested
to meet, by delegates, in convention, at
Webb's- Hal, in Warren, on Wednesday
March 18th, at IL o'clock A, N, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
Trumbul county for the Office of Mem
Der Of the constitutional Convention to
be holden at Columbus in May next and
that said County Convention may, in its
discretion, appoint q County Committee
for the ensuing year, and delegates to
represent Trumbun county in the Re-
publican State Convention, to be holden
at Columbus, May 2lst next.
The basis Of representation in said
County Convention will be one delegate
for each ffty votes cast for U. S. Grant
for President in 1872 and one delegate
for each final fraction oftwenty-ive votes
-eseh precinct to be entitled to at
least one delegate. On this basis, the
several precincts will be entitled to del
sRatea as follows. viz
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EGAL NOTICE.

INOttce is hereby given. that William
". DULL guardian of Charles NJ Dull, died
Inspection ON the 18th day OF Feb 1873, in
the Probate Court or Trumouu county. and
state OF Ohio, setting forth that Alexander
BOOthe. late OF the county, of rrumhuH and
State aforesaid. died seized in fee simple OF
81 acres OF land, more or fess. situated in
Newton township. in said county OF Trum-
BULL. and known as part ofLOt No. -. adj
Joining land Of Moses L Strock and others.
Also a tract OF 8 acres OF land, more or less.
situated In Paris township, Portage county.
Ohio, adjoining land OF VIM. n. sutton and
Others That said Alexander Boothe left a
widow named Mary r., who is entitled to
dover In said lands. and three daughters.
his heirs and In whom the next estate or
inheritsnce vested AT the decease OF aid
Alexander, tO-wtt: Nancy J., intermarrted
with I. 81. Stone. who resides IN Washing
ton county, phtoi Isabella, intermaTrfed
with 4. W. AcBr1ar. who resides in Allie
gheny county, feunas said widow also re-
sides in Washington county, Ohio, and
Mary E who was Mtermarried with, said
petitioner. and decd. leaving a SON. her
heir at law, and her husband seized Of an
estate BY courtesy. The PRAYER OF said pc
ution is Tor au order 70 assign daTsr to said
WIDOW and haYe partition among the heirs
Aforesaid, said petition Is set for hearing
on Ihursday, the Sd day Of April, 1913, At
the Probate omce in the city OF Warren. o..
II 10 O'Clock a. m, Of said day. Al. persons
interested may take notice II
WILLIAM ". DULL.
Gnaldianof Chas N. Doll. minor aOe OF
March s las-E
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TIME WEST
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MARRIAGES.
Anrnnne 49,, rn.lrlld Grntu

Marriage Notices tHSeTted GrGtS.
At the parsonaEe. in Greene, Feb. 18th, by
the Rev. J.. B. Cory, Mr.. CLIFTON g. Gro
-ZiER. and Miss ADELL BURLINGAME.
Feb. 24th. in Warren, by Rev. W. +. Day
Mr.. J. W. REEF, to Miss KATE Howell,
both OF Niles, ohio.
(Eiles papsr please eopy.)
March 8 by Rev. w. F. Day, Mr.. RICHARD
KING, Of LeavIttsburg, 10 Miss ALICE
BLANRENBURG, Of Warren
March 10, 1873, at the Thompson House. in
this city, by Rev. W. F. Day, Mr.. CALVIN
z. HURLBURT to Miss JULIA a TIB-
Balls.
In Greene. at the residence Of Elder Z.
Wakefield, March 4th, by Rev. r. w.
Crane, assisted by Revs. F. smith and +.
Wakefield, Mr. X. T.. CRANE, n Miss
DORA wakefield, all Of Greene.
Thus we are told, three Elders Lold,
Upon the day Of Inauguration,
With single aim, did hunt a crane,
And put him through like all creation.
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Was ii Stealing :

Or is there a milder term for that little
mistake" committed by Congress in vo-
ting into their own pockets, a few thou
sands Of the peoples money, to which
they could not ave pretend to have the
shadow of claim2 The betrayal of the
confidence reposed in theft by the peo-
pie, was no less a crime than stealing
their money. Many of these men were
30 anxious to serve the people, ~ for the
large salary ofive thousand dollars, that
they prOmised, a they persmbulated the
country asking people to vote for them,
all manner of fine things, such as econo-
my, retrenchment, reform, &C., and
seemed to be in such good earnest that
the people believed them and trusted
their interests in their hands, and the
result is a plundefed treasury.
Mr.. Butler tells the people that his
meaning, when he promised economy
and retrenchment. was, that he would
not assist any third party in robbing the
government, but intimates very clearly,
that he reserved the right to steal as
much as he saw fit on his own account.
Now, this may be a great moral stride
for Mr.. Butler, and if we are to believe
all the stories we hear about him, we
must acknowledge it is a step in the right
direction, and, Mr.. Butler may repre-
sent, fairly, his constituents, but does he
represent the Republican party7 I con-
tend not, even if every Republican in
Congress had followed his lead, they
would not hsve~ represented the party
They would have betrayed it instead, as
all did who went with him, and all such
will find, I trust, that the party will re-
pudiate 10th them and their corrupt
notions, with q voice so emphatic that
the wayfaring man will have no doubts
on the subject.
Let us suppose for q moment, if the
supposition would not be too violent, that
the Republican party will sanction the
conduct, and endorse the rsscalities
brought to light during the late session
Of Congress, what would all its former
professions of honesty amount TOT And
what faith and reliance could the people
place on its promises for the future?-
It, in so doing, would virtually say to all
Its members,
"Lst ell now steal. who never stole before,
And those Who always stole, now steal the
more"
How long would such a party deserve the
support Of the people2 How long would
1t have such support ? Just as long as
it deserved it-not one moment.
The Republican party viii soon meet
! throughout Ohio, in County Conven-
fions. and I hope to see every county take
| arm bo1d s2d decided action. and purge
tha party Of ah1 such inconsistencies,
AZ atts.apting to Justify the v~iilsinous
acfigns oftn.- dishonest men Of the party.
It Will not do to mass owe snsh things
in silence, thereby givlL pgo@t5g
that they are trihing natter. Ny
the notice Of greet party, for ths @
great political sins, and must be dealt
with IS such, if the Republican partv Is
to have q future of usefulness. With
implicit faith in the integrity of the
people, lam, &c, G. T. TOWNSEND.
Warren, o.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death ee-ObnUdry i've cent? per tfne
In Peoria. Illinois, Feb. 3, 1873. at the resi-
dence OF her william Trues-
dale. Mr.. ABIGAIL A. BORDEN, at the
advanced age Of - years.
Mrs. Borden was born In Farmington'
Connecticut, November IS. 1883. and emil
grated 10 Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio,
In her fourteenth year. she went 70 the
state of Illinois about the year 1854. and re-
sided in hat state from that time until her
death.
In this city, Monday morning, March 10.
1878, Mrs. LYDIA BENNETT, aged 81 yrs.
Funeral services at s O'Clock. a. m, We'd
nesday, at the residence Of Mr.. 8. Quinby.
The final funeral service will take place 81
the Hartford center church, on wednesday
Afternoon, at O'Clock.
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EGAL. NOTICE

LNotIcs is hereby given that a petition
was filed with the County Commissioner
OF Trumbun county. Ohio, on the Sd day oil
March, 1878. asking said commissioners 10
make an order to incorporate IS an incor-
porated village. under the name and style
81 Cortland, the inhabitautsr residing there
IN, and the territory IN abou the rail road
station in Bazetta township, Trumhun Co.,
Ohio. called Baconsburg. which aid terri
tory istust o mile square, having b CEN
ter of school bot No. S. in Lattin's addition
to BacOnsburK. as a common point Of recon
ing, and bounded on the east aod west by
two straight parallel north q south lines,
one OF which Is half q mile due east and
the other half q mile due west OF said CEN
ter point; and on the north and south by
like east and wsst lines, one OF which Il
half a mile south and M other halfa mile
north OF said cenler point That said petit
ton Is accompanied By a census and accu-
rate map and the same will be Tor hearing
81 the Auditors ONCE in Warren. Ohio, on
the 18th day OF May, 1873, at 10 O'Clock. q. N.
By Geo. P. Hunter. Atty.
March 5, l673-6t. .
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The Inaugural Addresso f President
Grant is printed on the first page OF
this paper. Perhaps if the last para
graph had been omitted the doeu-
ment would be better a a whole.
The President. like every cOnsplcu
Gus person in politics. thinks he has
been the worst abused man in Amer
lea
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nOAn'NOTICE

lGAn persons interested In the establish
lnent Of the State road in the counties of
Trumbull q Portage. petitioned for by
Harvey McCorcle, and others. are hereby
notified that the Commissioner OF said
road have made a report in favor OF the
same, aud that the County Commissioners
of Trumbull county. will at their next
regular session, TO be held on the irst Mon
day In June, ls73, hear the parties in fayor
of Or against the establishment OF salt
road: and also all applications for damages
claf med by reason Of the location III said
road through the lands Of any proprietor or
proPrletors. JAS. d. KENNEDY.
Auditor OF Trnmbun county.
Warren. O.. March u. ISz5-4t
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The New I~luslrated Annual Of Pm

The New Illustrated Annual OF Phre-
nology and Physiognomy for 1873, con-
tains portraits and sketches of more than
fifty distinguished subjects; including
Seward, Livingstone, Fred. Douglass
Arnold: with Indians, Negroes Malays,
Mougolians, Arabs, Caucasians; Views
Of the Human Brain; Language of the
Lips; Character in Expression; Physiog-
nomy; with portraits and sketches OF all
the Presidents of the U. s., from Wash
ington TO Grant, A capital Handbook
of IS pages, I2mo- Price 25 cents. s. Il.
Wells, publisher, 3S9 Broadway, n. Y.
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Speaker Blaine is credited with hay-
ing insisted on having the item in
the salary bill allowing back pay to
the speaker stricken out. This might
seem as though he was opposed to the
appropriation But how did it hap
pen that in appointing the House
committee Of conference be put on it
a majority Of members K nOwn to be
in favor of that dishonest measured
Rtraws shoR, sc,
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KING OF THE BLoOD-For salt Rheum,

hINU OF THE SAT- ItuCuIHi
Eruptions, Scald Head, etc.
CdSe.-I haze been troubled for the
last thirty years with Salt Rheum on
my hands, They have been so at times
that 1 have been unable to use them for
any purpose for which they were in
tended. 1 was advised by a friend OF
mine, who had nsed the K. of the B. TO
try 1t. I did SO. Have used eve bot
ties, and Il all appearances my hands
are we'll. They look and feel as though
an entirely new skin had been formed.
II. L. HUBERT.
Druggist. A South St, Utica.
Soc advertisement in another column.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC.

NEW SHEET MUSIC.
IN Farewell Darling. till we Meet, 90 cents
Hear me say my little Prayer, 80 cents.
Sweet Sixteen Waltz, 40 cents
Sweet Sixteen March, IS cents.
Gone to b Heavenly Garden, 20 cents.
Think OF me Darling. 80 cents.
Bertie's Schottische, IS cents.
Fold we our Hands, p cents.
Belisario. IS cents.
Recollections OF my Childhood, 90 cents.
Asking a Blessing from Mother. @centS.
You'n always find me True, IS cents.
Rustic Beauty March, &cenfS.
Close the Shutters. Wtlliehs Dead, 30 cts,
Sunbeam Polka. IS cents.
Sunbeam Waltz. IS cents.
Sunbeam March. % cents.
Amaryilis. Four hands. 50cents.
Lost and Saved. 30 cents.
haggie's FaYOrite Waltz, 20 ceats-
Lord, Forever at THY aide, q cents.
Matte May, 80 cents
Ray Of s%unshine Polka. IS cents,
ADAMS Book store,
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After the new postal law goes into
effect, that item Of Congressional ton
uage called the "GIobe.p which is
several times more bulky than the
little globe welise on, will be sent to
editors and other appreciAtivs lovers
of light literature, c. o. D. ThSt. Of
course, will make It dearer to our
hearts than ever.
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TUESDAY. MARCH b, 1s7a,
HOUSE AND LOT,
FOR SALE OR RENT

TWO ROOMS on Main Street, OPP
posite McLain's BanS. neatly ntted up
aud doing a good business. containing q
bar and ali the fixtures belonging 10 = nrsl
class saloon; together with the stock on
hand will be sold at a bargain, as ] have
made arrangements to engage In other
business.
ALSO: room on basement floor. fitted
up in elegant style, furnished Throughout
with all the modern fixtures and convent
ences necessary for a urst class eating mouse
and oyster saloon. win be sold OF rented
on Easy terms. Any one wishing to engage
in the business or set up a Barber Shop.w1n
dnd IL TO their interest to said
premises. For further particulars apply TO
March I2-iuH W.. NANGORDEk-
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SALE

OHERIFF'S SALE
y rhe state Of Ohio. Trumbull County. s..
Spaffer Brothers, l In Trumbun Common
VS.. SPleas.
Edward Powers.
By virtue Of an venditioni exponas issu-
ed out of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Trumbull County, Ohio,i in the above named
case to me directed and delivered, / have
levied upon and shall expose 10 public sale
at the stable OF Bartlett & HerZog. IN the
city OF Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, March ga, A. d. 1873,
at ten o'clock, q. m. of said day, the follow
ing described property, to-wit: One-half
Interest In a Black Gelding Horse about .
years old. Terms cash.
G.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
By 3. F. BARTLETT. Deputy.
Sherifs Office. Warren. o., Mar. II lS1S-Zt
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Clifton Herd of First Glass
Pure BRED SHORT HORNS.

7 offer for sale at lOIU prices q few
choice Cows and Heifers, bred from the
most distinguished herds OF Great Britain
aud America, and the result Of 50 years 1u-
dicious crossing, being also a choice family
ofmilkers, good feeders. and highly esteem
ed and valued by ers and dairymen.
Address y
Mt. Freedom. Jesssmine Co., KY.
March II. lSJ3-6t,
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The voters viii please meet at their
respective places Of holding elections, to
select delegates to said Convention on
Saturday evening, March 2, 1873, at Z
O'Clock. o. MORGAN, Chairman.
T. J. NOLAN, Secretery.
ALoNzo TRUEsDEJL, ronntv
r. T. WILKIS, fCommitfee.
E. SPEAR,
Feb. &C, 1873.
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ESTATE of Harvey Fl. Brainard,
Edee'. The undersigned has beeh duly
appointed and qualified as Administrative
on the estate OF Harvey II. Brainard, decd,
IRA ". COOPER.
GustaYps, March 5, lS7s-Sfe
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STATE OF OHIO, L.
CaUNr OF TRUMBULI.
/. Kirkland VI. Fitch, Cashier OF the TTum-
bull Nat. Bank, OF Warren, o., do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true, to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
KIRKLAND n. FITCH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
10Th day Of Mar, 1873.
W. ADAMS. NOty Pub.
C0rrecf AneSf.
CHARLES SMITH.
JOHN NJ. STULL. Directors
WARREN PACKARD,
March - Is72-
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OHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Ezras Ames. In Irumbuh Com
vs. Smon Pleas.
Euretta Ames, ct. all
By virtue Of an order Of sale in Partition
issued out of the court OF Common Pleas OF
Trumbuu Co., Ohio, In the above named
case, to me directed and delivered, / have
levied upon and shall expose TO public sale
on the premises in Fowler, OF
Monday, March "a, 4. D. 1873,
at one O'Clock. P. NJ. Of said day. the fol-
lowing described land and tenements, in
whole or parcels, tO-wlt: situate Ia the
township OF Fowler, county of Trumbull.
and state of Ohio. being parts OF Lots No.
% and 80 according 10 the original survey Of
said township. west upon the cen
ter road leading north and south through
said township north upon a 70 acre tract OF
land decided March a. ISIS to petitioner, by
Benz. Ames. and by the township line; south
upon Lots 10 and ., and extending so far
east as to include 30 acres, being sane lands
decided by Daniel Manley u Benz. Ames. by
deed recorded In Trumbull county records,
b, V. page III. excepting therefrom the said
20 acre tract decided by said Benz. Ames to
petitioner by deed recorded in Trumbull
county records, B. 50, p. s9S.
Terms OF Sale-One-third money down On
day OF sale, one-third In one year and one
third in two years, with Interest, n secu-
red by mortgage, as the law directs.
Appraised at SsO000n.
G. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Once. Warren. O. Feb. l3. IsT2-5t
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TTACHMENT NOTICE

n VIM. s. Goucher, plt'f. VS.. J. ID. Bridges
deft. Before A d. Fell, Justice Of the Peace
OF Hartford township, Trumbull county, o.
On the 10Th day Of April, 1873. said Justice
issued au order OF Attachment in the above
action, Tor the sutn % one hundred dollars.
WM. \. GOUCHER.
Hartford, March u, Isi3-3t
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STATE OF OHIO,

STATE OF OHIO, L.
COUNTY OF TRUMBULL,
I. 81. b. Tayler, Cashier OF the First Ma
tionAl Bank o Warren,O Q. do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement Is true, 70 the
best Of nv knowledge and belief.
NJ. b. TAYLER, Cashier.
IL. 81 Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9Th day of JAM, 1873.
VA. T. SPEAR. Notary Public.
]. Il. INCOMES,
L. j. IDDINGS. Directors.
B. P. JAMESON,
March y, lsTa
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CHM
CPECIAL NOTICE.

OPECIAL NOTICE.
~ IN and after date, no bill for material
furnished for use OF A. Y. &P. Rail Road,
will be paid for by the Grant, Improve
ment Company. except upon a written order
signed by Mr.. ID. b Mccoy, Supt-, or Mr.. Ed.
n. BeebOut. Resident Engineer. The order
70 be returned with the bill when rendered
for payment. F. SLATAPER.
Chief Engineer, A. Y. P. r, 2. Co.
Ashtabula, o., MARI 8. lS73-2t
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 80 ACRES, STU
hate Que and one-half miles south OF
Warren, on the LOrdstOwn center road.@
About I'VE acres In small fruit. andbetween
three and four acres IN orchard, Plenty Of
good water a timber, and good buildings
The farm Is under = gOOd state Of culttTa-
ton. and Is well adapted to farming or
dairy purposes, Enquire OF, or address,
ANDREW ARrMAN.
Feb.5. ls73-tf Warren, O..
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NEW MARKET

OPENED THIS MORNING IN
ORiver Block. in room occupied by Jas.
Red & sons, where can be found 70 suit
the most fastideOu-, the choicest OF fresh
and salt meats. Beans. Butter, Cheese.Eggs,
Potatoes, Apples, &C. As soon as we can
occupy the whole room we Will Keep aIuL
suppiy OF Produce Of all kinds; fruits In their
season, Fish, oysters, and numerous other
things that go into the make ND OF a good
meat. The public are cordially invited 10
gave us q call. LANE BROTHERS.
Warren, o March u. ls7S-6t'
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Township Cancus.

The Union Republican voters Of War
rem city and township are hereby re-
ouested to meet in caucus, at the Court
House, in Warren, on Saturday evening,
March %, 1873, At Z O'Clock. 70 nominate
candidates for township officers, as fol-
lows:
Two Justices Of the Peace;
Three Township Trustees;
One Clerk;
One s. Treasurer
One - Assessors;
Three /" ConstAbles.
HENRY J. HARSH, TownsbIn
PHINEAs CHASE, Cantrai
A. T~RUESDELL, c--;ttaa
GEO. B. KENNEDY,
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A TTACHMENT-

A
IA Peter Anthoney, Plt'h, VS.. Thomas For
tune, Deft. Before Jesse o. Dillon. Justice
OF the Peace Of Champion township, TTum-
bull county, ohio.
On the twenty-sixth day OF February, A.
ID. 1873, aid Justice issued an order OF At
tachment in the above action for the sum
OF thirty dollars. said cause will be for
hearing April sth, at ten o'clock. q. m. 1873.
PETER ANTHONY,
March s, 1873 Ste Plaintiff.
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Among the appropriations allowed by
Congress is that of $1,000 for Black Riv.
er harbor, Lorain county, Ohio.