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EDITOR CHRONICLE 1T seems to me.
that in the general and widespread in
dighstion at the lste psslary steal"
as it called, which on the part
of the Republicans ofTrumbull County.
cultimmated in certain resolutions at the
Constitutional Convention which were
carried almost unanimously, we would
do well to remember that homely but
pithy saying: There's always two sides
toaqusstion." Especially IS this the case
when certain er Parte statements have
Influenced a man or a set of men to a
certain course of actIon, as in the case of
these resolutions. f
What would we think of ajudge. WIN
would decide q case of larceny on e.
paTte testimony, especially at a time
when the party defrauded or supposiBg
himself defrsuded. was transported with
indignation2 Now THAI is just the Ease.
The people are the employer, our Rep
resentative the employed, and the people
seeing themselves defrauded are mdig
nant, and demand a victim It seems
that the sole aus of indignation is on
account ofthe retro active clause in the
appropriation bill. Ifnot it ought to be,
for no n ennveFsant with facts. who
gives the subject q fair examination, can
Tail to come TO the conclusion that our
public officers, the country over, are no
toriOusiy illpaij, aud in some instances
to a ridiculous degree. How is it theu
with this terrible retroactive clausef
Briefly, we know, tina u Representa-
tive fought the thing tooth and nail aud
one TO five in the committee for a long
time. We know the dilemma in which
be was placed. Ifhe opposed the bill ON
the dual passage there being too but
one Questionable feature. and it should
be defeated, the Wheels Of the guvern-l
ment would be blocked, and an extra
session of Congress Inevitable. The idea
that he was Influenced by pecuniary
greed, may be very briefly disposed of.
Would a man like General Garfield, or
Tar reaching and SPACIOUS iaiud, qaick |
To seize upon the salient points of any
situation, impair natiUnai reputation,
bO,h civil aud military, for the mere
bsgstelle OF 5000, less thar the amount
OF y years of his salary, and this tOo.
IN the face OF the Credit MoBiIer e1poSes
Not likely. Would a man of even the
most Ordinary sense and Judgment thus
fly directly in the face Of the known
wishes anu feelings Of a jealous eonstis-
ueucy, with such an utter disregard OF
all prudential con Liberation. and ali thu
50 openly too? Not likely. Why, Gen
eral Garfield as the chairman OF the o
mitfee on appropriations, is in pusiuo
to amass sums that sink this paltry 5000
Into a mere nUIhing, wero he willing 10
prostituts the functions ofhis high once
so to do. Would a MAJ OF his political
precedence, at one + II swoop sunder the
lies that have for so long bound him 10
an a,imiring constituency Not likely.
Let US take then. the m0re charitable
and more reasonable view, and believe,
that placed in an embarrassing dilemma,
he chose the horn which seemed. ali
things considered, the better. And last
vi, let ne bear in mind these word from
the lips of Him who spike as ne er
man spake, " Let him who is without
SIN cast the first stone.
WARES. March &c. 1873
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THE ANDERSON VERDICT--Tbe
clouds surrounding the causes leading
TO the suicide of Thomas F. Anderson,
at Frrlklin, have been edecinaliy
dispeIled by the Investigations and
verdict of the CoroneI's jury. The
iurJ called to sit upon the case was
COMPOSED Of some of the best citizens
of that toEn-men who had known
the unfortunate gentleman intimate
" and well, and who sitter weighing
81 the facts and the evidence brought
before them, were unanimously Of
opinion that the. act gas committed
while laboring under q ht ofinsanltg,
and that he had been in that eondl-
ton tor some time previous 10 the
tragedy. Thisconclnsicn was strength
eped by an investigation OF lhe
affairs of the bank showing hat his
ACCOUNTS we're strictly correct, aud
that there was 10 defalcatiOn, and no
outside accommodation to friends
and hence that the expressions ind
eating such q state of facts ia his con-
versefions and Letters written previous
70 his death, out of which so many
painful rumors were manufactured,
were but the fancies of a dlsoIdered
brain. We have but 10 add h y the
verdict gives universal satisfaction 81
Franklia, as the facts shOY no stzta
on the unfortunate mans character.
-CrGwford journal
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From the PhlIadeIphia NatIonal Raptist.

from the P~hliadelphia National baptist
DIED. At SIstiagton. Pa. February
18Th, 1878. LISA II. wife of G. A. Snail
lenberger. AGED 80 years.
A loving and lOveable wife. a devoted
mOther, an affectionate da ghter. sister,
friend. A teacher aud exeInplar OF all
that is good and true, and beautiful in
mind, heart and life, has fallen asleep in
Jesus.
Mrs. Shailenberger was a woman of
rare gifts and graeeS,. of great force of
character and irmness in the right, and
yet, so sffable. unSelfi-h and loving in
disposition and 81 discreet in word and
deed as TO be universally esteemed by
all who KIN, " her.
In early years, she loved the Sunday
school and there gave her heart to the
Saviour. Uniting with the FIRST Baptist
Church Of Warren. Ohio, her native
place. Through all the years of her
subseQuent life, she was a most faithful
and Intelligent SUNDAY school teacher
Religion was to her q perfect we'll
spring o fi1y, drowning all trouble and
discomfort, and rendering pure and
bright and fragrant, the influence OF her
daily W .lks and conversation. Three
little childfe's the youngest but q few
days old, are left 70 the bereaved hus-
band. May G4id who alone is able,
comfort and sustain Ia this inestimable
loss. a- l- W.
The subject Oft the foregoing was the
youngest daughter of G. T. and Mary
Hull. of Warren.
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BalIeu,s Magazine.

BAllou's Magazine for April is issued,
and a nios nan45sfit is, for tits printed
on the whitest Of paper, with the black
eat Of ink, and is now one OF the hand
soonest magazines in the country, and
flied With the most interesting matter.
Il suits all tastes, and yer has a depart
pient TOR children, 50 that the little ones
look for it as eagerly as adults. It is
light. witty, gay and severe, SO that all
can find something interesting in its
pages. Every >ubs,riber Who sends the
publisher $3.50 receives the Magazine
for ONE wear, and slso a pretty little Chro-
mo worth at least % cents, The April
uumber contains an exciting e story,
a thrilling adventure and several pretty
little love stories which will please the
ladies' very much, for ali Of them end in
marriage, as q good stsrv should always
do. The hesd OF every family in the
country should send 81 Soto the publish
ers and recsive this Magazine without
delay. Themes 4 TalD9T. SO Brcomfeld
St., Boston.
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The Lsts County COurention.

W. publish to day the proceedings
Of the TrumbuIl County Republican
Delegate Convention which Assem-
bled in this city, on Wednesday Of.
last week. Aside from attending to
the business fer which the Conven-
zion was ealIed-that OfnOminatiBg a
candidate for Member of the Consti-
tutional Convention question of,
national moment received attention.
The several townships in the county
were all represented excepting two.
although the delegations were moi ali
full, which can be readily accounted
for by reason Of the fact that the roads
were in an almost impossible condi-
ton.
The character of the resolutions
adopted by the convention have ex
cited not only l,eal but very general
attention, because of the extrordina
" demand made upon Gen. Garfield,
who has earned g national reputation
in Congress. The resolution. it will
be deserved, calls upon Mr. Garfield to
"resign forthwith, " because Of his
course on the salary bill. There is
no such thing as successfully dispu-
ting the fact that there is a general
and most earnest feeling of disap-
prevail among the people in this
county on the subjectof the ~retroract-
i've feature of the salary bill. The
action Of the convention eondemning
it, certainly reflected the sentiments
of nine-tenths Of the Republicans of
the county. But whether the voice
of the delegates. calling upon Mr..
Garfield to resign his seatin Congress
Is Representative of the XIXth Dis
trict, is the deliberate voice of the
people Is q question we confess U
inability to positively determine.
The vote Of the convention on the
resolution was given almost IMAM
imously, and nj doubt rehe cts the
views ola large proportion Of the Re
publicans Of the county. Yet we are
of opinion that a resolution unequivo
caIly condemnatory Of the dishonest
principle, and also disappearing of the
course Of those who voted for the salary
bill, would have been satisfactory to
the people. Every fair minded man
should be willing to concede the JUS
tiee Of the proposition, that Gen.
Garfield should be heard in explsna-
ton OF his course. and as to what he
may have to say in his o~n defence
before final Judgment is passed npon
him. This is q privilege that no courl
of Justice presumes to refuse to The
most culpabIe offender. But if Mr..
Garfield fails to render 8 full, explicit
and satis factory explanation of his
intimate and apparently reprehensi-
bic connection with the infamous
retroactive salary bin, wedo not hest
tate 10 affirm that the Republican
party Of the XIXth Congressional
District will repudiate him as being
an unworthy Representative.
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MARRIAGES.
nrrnnae No,.oe, ln,ert.d GRAN

Marriage Nottees inserted Grdt1.
In Hartford. March Goth, by Amos ID. Fell,
J. p. al the residence OF John CasSedy.
Mr.. NATH ANIEL CTZAD, to Miss NARY
JANE MINER, both OF Hartford.
By the Rev. E. NJ. Nowlen, at the parsonage
In Brac willie. on March 18th, n FRANK
LIN +. CARLILE, and Miss ABBIE Sell
BY. b9:a Of Newton Falls.
In Vienna. March Goth, by Rev. Robert
Strsnahan, Mr.. JOHN MEEKER, to Mrs.
AMANDA CARD. --t 4t1l
In Rinsman March q. 1873. at the residence
ofthe b: ide's parents, by the Rev. H. b.
Eldred. Mr.. JOHN T. BRIGGS. of Vernon,
Ohio. 10 Miss SARAH GIBSON.
In Rowland. March q, 1873, atthe residence
Of the brides father. Mr.. c. MilIikin. by
Rev. ". F Day. Mr.. VIM. Forbis, OF War
rem. To Eliza ]. Millikin.
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DOAD NOTICE.

III vi persons Interested fnthe establish
nitTIt 81 the state rOad IN the Counties OF
Trumbun and Portage. petitioned for by
Harvey McCofele, and others, are hereby
notified that the Commissioners of said
road have made q report In favor Of the
anne and that the County Commissioners
OF Trumbuli county. will at their next
regular session. 10 be held on the hrst MOn-
day in June, lS73. hear the parties In fayOf
Of or against the establishment OF said
road: and also all Applications for damages
ciaf med oS reason Of the locaIion Of said
FOdo Urough the lands OF any proprietor Oh
proPrietors. JAS ID. KENNEDY.
Auditor OF TrumbuH county.
Warren. o., March p ls7sst %
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A SENSIBLE CoNsTITUENcY.-The
republicans of Trumbull county,
Ohio, have called upon James A. Car
field, who represents them in Con-
gress, to resign his seat in cOnse-
quence of his vetlng fur the hack pay
grab. Perhaps a little Of the tineturc
of the Credit Mobilier obloquy sctua-
ted them in making Their request.
Il is refreshing 10 notice that Ohio has
no North EaSt0ns or Souih Bends in her
Congressional districts, IN which CON-
gresSmen who have eoUpitted Official
wrorgs are we coined with ovatio s.
Such unenviable distinction is lea for
her sister STATS of Massachusetts, and
Indiana.-NeV York Herotd. hal %
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ORDINANCE

U
-I1preren Lsl1d and Lociuioss bshaVi0T u be
CUy o. Warren, Ohio
SEr. l. B Il Ordained by III Council eth
ciy Of Wares. D. that no person shall
Ommtt anT INDECENT. immodest, leWd or
dltLy act. or shall after q Levi. lasclT1ous
or dlthy wordsIu the hearing OF any other
person, or shall maze any 1tnmodeSt. OBJ
scene CT insulting sllusiOn or gesture 10 or
about any other person, in any street, lane,
alley or public ground Ofthe city Aforesaid.
SEC. 2 Any person violating any provision
OF the first section Of this ord shall,
on conviction thereof. be fined in any SIM
not. exceeding tweuty-nye dollars. Together
with costs ofsuf or be Imprisoned In the
city prison or Jail Of Trumbull county. and
fed on bread and water only. fora reriod
not exceeding thirty days. or both, at the
discretion Of the court. or nay be adJudged
by the MayOF to be itn priSOned, and kept 81
hard.labor under the direction Of the city
Commissioner or other person appointed Dy
the Mayor OF Councii until At the rate OF
s~eNenty-hve cents per day for each days
labor exclusive OF Sundays. they shall
have canned an amount equal to such nne
SIC. III. This otdiua1cs shah take effect
and be In force on and AFTER ten days from
Its due publication.
Passed In Council this 18th day Of March.
dGe -1siui i-. TRrrzsDrTI
FTl-r1.t-E PresT or Council.
EW HoYT. City Clerk sIs
1lAL Aote. n rHa ...r
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ELECTION P~ROCLAMATlOE.

T CIV. DICKINSON, Sheriff Of
lsTrumbuH county. Ohio. do hereby noti-
~ the qualified voters Of said COMFY that
Monday, April z. 1879
Is the day appointed by law for holdlnx an
eleetiOn IN the state u Ohio, at which tina
Electors will assemble at their several MA Z
ces for holding elections. In their respective
townships. and vote % ballot for = Mem
Der Ofthe Constitutional Convention which
e01yenes Al Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th OF
May, 1873.
GIveu under my hand At the Court HOUSE
March. AID. lr7&
March 10. 1873
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n EGAL NOTICE.

AGe0rge Herrick, PftR, VS. Henrietts
uefrick. bert. GG 2
The defendant. whose place OF resideneS
is unknoWn. viii take notice that on tbs
9Th day Of Marcn. A u. ISIS, b plaintiff
HE'D IN d Court of Common Pleas, %
frumbull county. OHIO his RstitiOn agAinsl
her. praying for a divorce; cause ~alleuged
wiIful absence for more han three yearl
lat past : said cause viii be Tor bearing ri
he next term OF said Court to he begun
and held on June "a. BIZ
GEORGE HERRTCK.
BY Washington Hyde, Atty for Plt'n.
March d 1885, "
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Aprl 2, Is7s-2t
.ESSENGERis N0rIcF

NJ rhis is 10 give notice that on b 2sth
win c. Andrews. Of Warren. In the county
OF 1rumbull and State OF Ohio, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own peti-
lion; that b payment Of any debts and
delivery of any pronerty belonging 70 such
bankrupt 20 hin or for hisuse. q the trans
fer or any property BY him are forbidden By
law; thai a nesting OF creditors OF said
bankrupt TO prove their debts, and chooso
one or more a~ssignees Of his estate, VIII be
held at a court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden
At Cleveland. Cuyahoga County. Ohio, be-
day OF April, A. d. lsTs, st 10 o'clock, A. u,
iar n. 2. PRENTICE y
US. Marshal. ~ Messenger.
J. d. Q. Hutchtns, AtLy's for Petitioner.
April 2, IST3-2t
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death hes-Obftudry due cent? per ItAS
In Warren. March slst, of dropsy Of the
heart. WALTER D.. son of Samuel and
Caroline Sidel, aged seven years, six
months and sixteen days. m
Died. in Warren, March Is, 1878, OF Pneu-
monis. Mr. Chas. P. BenRett, aged 81.
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A n ORDINANCE

To GsahOrse ne payment OfesrtaiA blu hss-
in ndzscU:
Z 1. Be u ordained by the CounoI OF
the City OF warren. Ohio. tFo-thlrdao fthe
members ~concurrlng fhersln, that orders
be drawn On the didersnt funds In OF
the following persons, and hor 1samounts
placed opposite to their names, respectively:
Erom Ca.ar.I r-ud
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.LkCIION

EINoEice Is hereby given, that the Annu-
NJ election Tor city aud other officers OF the
city Of Warren. will be held in the city
Aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
april. A. D, 1878, beng the TN dan, at
which time the qualified electors OF said
city will assemble at the several places OF
holding elections, etween the hours OF six
O'Clock, q. M. and six clock. p. m , Of said
day and then and there vote. by ballot, fr
persons 10 MI the following ofiees. to-wit :
One person for Mayor.
One person for Citv Marshal.
One person for City Solicitor.
One person for City Civl Engineer.
One person for City Commissioner.
b One person in each ward for Trastee.
One person In each ward for Assessor.
Said electors viii assemble at the fellow
ing places, to-wits First ward, at Sherid,s
ofnce, IN SQUIRT House. second ward, at old
Engine House. on Librrty st. Third ward
at Engine House. on Walnut Street.
IL. 81 Given under my hand and ufaeial
@ sealat the city OF Warren. Ohio, this
-- nth day Of March. A ID. .IS73.
March as-4
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 80 ACRES, STU
Aste 4 and one half miles south Of
= arren, on the Lordat0wn center road
About i've acres In small fruit, and between
three and four acres - orchard, Plenty Of
gOod water and timber, and g~oodh1ildinER
ton. and is well adapted to farming or
dairy purposes. Enquire OF, or address,
ANDREW ARTMAN.
Feb-5, lS73-tf Warren, o.
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IN undersigned viii sell at public
auction. a. the Mayors Office, Hubbard.
.funouu county. ", on the 24th day u
Ahril, lS3, the desperate accounrS and
eiains belonging 10 ASSIGNMENT of john W
Leyde- See list on die IN the Office OF he
rrooste Courtof said rouuty- Sale to COM
mehee atz O'Clock, p m. Terms eaNh
rt- JULIUS n. COWDERY,5 -
March Is, 1873,
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The race between the Oxford and
Cambridge crews, a most important
event to the English mind came On,
last Saturday. Both shores of Thames
river WAS reported crowded. a larger
number OF people witaesSRg the rsee
than ever before. The csG1ebridge
crew won easily.
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CHERRIES SALE.

$1,000. .
OFhe state OF Ohio, Trumbull County, "a.
John McGeehan, In Trumbuil Com
Jas eeddes ct. al I-T---F1 - sisI,
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbnn
county, Ohio, In the ABOVE m case, 20
me directed n delivered, / have levied
upon and shall expose TO public sale AZ the
dour Of the Court House in the city OF War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, May Sd, A. D. 1873,
at one o'clock, p. m, OF said day. the fol-
lowing described land and tenements, situ-
ate In the county OfTrumbuli and State Of
Ohio. to-wtt: and known and described as
beginning at the south west corner Of Hands
formerly owned by z. Eckman, and also at
the southwest eorner OF a piece Of land sold
by E. EckmRn to James Geddes, decd ;
thence running south So east eleven rods :
thence north p west thirty rods. thence
north = west thirty rods: thence north So
west fifteen rods; thence south - east thirty
rods; thence south SO east four rods, to the
place OF beginning, n containing about
two acres and one hundred and thirty rods
ofland. Appraised at - Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sherid
By 5. =. BARTLETT. Deputy.
Sheri1s once. Warren. o., Apt. 2 I6TS-6k.
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. EGAL NOTICE

Lin Court OF Common Pleas, TrunibuIl
COauty, Ohio.
Charles T0mIinson. Plt,R, vs.. William b
Brickell left. Thessid defendant, WillIsm
r.. Brickell. whose place Of residence Is ub-
known. but supposed to be somewhere in
the state OF Florida, Will take notice hat
The said plaintiff Charles TOmlinsDn. did,
ON the 18Th day Of March, 1871. nle in the
Clerks once OF the Court Of Common Pt. as
OF TrumbullC County, apetttion asking iudg-
met against said Brickell, in favOr OF said
Gsmltnson. for the sum Of f1ur 0nd and
thirty-three CLIO do lars tSfS 67-tUU tngeth-
or with Interest on the same rum the 18th
day of Oct. MS, on account OF Work snd la
or befOi the 18th day Of May. 1873. OF Judg-
meat will be axe agzinst him.
FOSTER & LAMSON.
Mar. q, IsTS-6t Att'ys for Plth.
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NOTICE.

-DNotice is hereby given. that the part.
hership heretofore existing between John
H. Frazier and William II. Frazier, and 10
zier Brothers. is this day dissolved BY the
mutual consent OF both parties, John II,
Frazier retiring from the business. April
i, 1873 JOHN II. FRAZIER,
WILLIAM 81. FRAZIER.
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ESTRAY.
La light bay Mare, with dark name and
l&ff, both hind feet white. q white SPOT IA
forehead: supposed to be three years Old
The owner is requested 10 al upon the sab
scrtber inc take possession OF the property
after laying all charges.
JAsM. HARwoQD.la
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Clifton Herd Of First Glass
PURE BRED SHORT HORNS

T nffer for sale at lotc prices a few
lchOiee Cows and Heifers, bred rom the
must distinguished herds OF Great Britain
Q America. and the result OF 50 years ju-
lClci0us crossing, being also "A choice family
oImilkers god feeders. and highly esteem
e and valued by breed ers q dairy
Address WALTER HANDY.
Nj Freedom. Jessamine Co, Ky.
March Z. Is73-et,
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nOAD nv.

DOAD TAX H1Gl-arr 1E
1GNotIce ishereOy given that atthe March
sessIon OF commissioners or Trumbu /
county II was ordered that's tax ~ 4 mill
on the dollar be levied on the taxable prop
erty Of frulnbul county, as a road tax, for
Marchis 1885, Co 4ndit6r.
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HHUSE AND LOTAT PUBLIC
HSALE. The undersigned designing 70
iOcate Al Youngstown, will O1er az public
sale, on the premises, on Saturday. April s,
lsfa. at two ocluc~ p. m hts house and lot
situate on the corner OF Market and Elm
SITS, in Warren.
ISAAC LAPHAM.
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE &
Il LOT. etc The subscriber viii orer at
pJDlic vendue In West Warren about is
minutes walk from the Court House. on
Friday APrtlA l573 his House and Lot,
also the following no sehold gods: Three
Bureaus. / stoves, 8 large frUn Kettles. Bed
steads. Chairs. fables.and other articles too
numeFOus to mention. The lot contains
abdut two and three uarters ofan acre. on
which IS a good wen Of water, cistern md
barn. Terms made known ON day OF sale,
sale to commence at q O'Clock, .. m.
March 1871 .JACUB ANGSTADT.
ESTATE Of Luther J. Thompson,
Idec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qusli6ed IS Administrator
on the estate Of Luther J. Thompson. decd,
late ofTumbuf county Ohio.
CID L7Hla CD. THOMPSON.
Warren, March Is. IszS-Sts. - 10 81
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settlements Ordered to be AdTsEtIssd.

1T Is ORDERED THAT THE Follow
ling accounts OF Executors, Admfnlstra-
LOrs and Guardians, which have been dlsd
IN this court, be advertised for four con-
secuttve weeks, according 10 law, aud that
they remain on die for inspection and ex-
cepsionS nnLItAs 34.day Of April A. D
I5s3, when they will Be examfned 2
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FARM o SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS his
Il Farm. containing -.
2 A ACRES Of GOOD LAND,
"a mills sOuth Of the city OF Warren, on the
river road leading from Warren 90 Nilesat
private sale. The bulldogs are OF the best
Kind. aud a good Orchard Is on the premis-
e. IL Is a desirable location. 9 80 z
ALSO-l5 ACRSS OF CLEAR LAND near
me SCUM Inc OF the Cooperation. and ad-
Joining lands " Samcei freeman. aud 9TH
ers. For further particulars enouire OF the
proprietor on the premises.
THOMAS REINBOLD.