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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Ths

subscriber has just received a large stock Of
all articles in his line. aa 81
He has also made Arrangements with . Aznuf4c-
turing House in Switzerland, b. which, he, a. Agent
Tor the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Ea-
rope. By this arrangements. he Is enabled TO sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, az loo as they San be
bought in the United States He has nov on hand
every vsriey Of C~hronOpeter, Duplex. Lever and La
pine Watches, q large stOcs Of Britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods OF every description, and be
will receive new supplies. monthly His intention
is to sell a large amount. and he kill sell 10 dealers
It a LAWYER rate than ever before.
The JeweIry was also purchased dirscl nom the
manufacturers. AZ JObbing Prices, and SiiIbe sold low.
He only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES VAUTROT.
Warren, Dee. IL. Sc. r -
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SPRING is COMINGl
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE
OHIO ~CULTIVAT0R R!

n IS me TARNERs AND GARDINERs OWE PAPER, DE-
VOTED To
General Agriculture, Live Stock, Gardening. Fruits.
&c. Published twice a month, 10 pages. and a cover.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
No other paper of its size and quality is offered SO
cheaply to Clubs, viz:
Three Copies for 50; Six Copies for 81; Nine Copies
for So. and a Copy Extra to the getter@up of eve
~ Club off. Pas ment always in advance.
Winauire at your Post Office. or send for a Speei-
men and get Up a Club among your neighbors.
:. d. HARRIS. CoLrNBrs o,
FEB 9s Editor GHd PABhSAer.
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NEw CASTLE BANK-The Conneau'
Courier says that the S~iockholdrrs in III
N Castle Back are individually liablr
for the redemption of The notes..
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Admissions to the Bar.

Al the District Court now in session, Hon. J.
F. Beaver, of Newton, C. A. Baldwin, ESQ,
Parkmau. Geauga Co, o., J. L. Bunce, of Ma
honing Co. and Mr.. Davis, Of Cleveland, were
admitted to the Bar, to practice as Attorneys
and Counsellors at Law before the Courts of the
State of Ohio.
Mr.. Beaver has been S practising Lawyer in
che State of Pennsylvania for about 20 years,
where he was very successful. For the last year
Of his practice he resided in Pittsburgh. where
he had to compete with such Lawyers as Loom
is, Mcclure. McCandIess, Hampton, Forward,
and Others, gentlemen of national reputation a.
Lawyers; and where he maintained himself with
distinguished ability. and was more than gene
rally successful. Although Mr.. Beaver has re-
sided in this county for ten years or more, yet he
has never, until this time. manifested a desire 10
return to the Bar, and if his health should be
such as to permit him to enter into the practice
with his usual energy and applications, We pre-
diet for him success, aad a wide spread reruta-
ton as an Ohio Lawyer. He had retired from
the Bar on account of his health j.
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FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM

II Of about -Four Hundred and Thirty Acres e
Land, -itGated in the Township Of Bazetta. Trumball
County, 0hio, ~belOnging TO the estate Of James
Scott, late Of Warren, in said County. deceased.
now occupied by Edward SeoYille, situate on the plank
road leading from Warren to johnson. about 1 miles
from Warren. Will be sold on fair terms and liberal
credit. The farm will he sold all together, or divided
to suit purchasers. For nfOrnation and terms apply
10 FREDERICK KINSMAN
SMITH,
warren. June "a. If Or Of A20R BELL.
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,HRuMBULL PROBATE COURT.

i j. B. Jordan Administrator Of the estate Of John
Jordan. deed. vs.
Henry Is. Jordan. James Jordan, Alfred Jordan and
Margaret Jord1u- EtA
The defendants. Henry n Jordan and others above
named. will take notice. that the plaintiff. As admins
traitor Of The estate Of John Jordan, late Of LordstOSn,
deceased. has filed his petition in the Probate Court
setting forth a contract made hy the said deceased, in
his lifetime, for the sale Of certain ~realestaie in Lords
town Aforesaid, to one Adam F~eBsternlker, and said
Fens;ermaker is ready and willing TO fnldl said con.
tract on his part. aud asking for authority from said
court tn make a deed for said land Unless said de-
PENDANTS appear and answer by the fourteenth day Of
April, is57. the facts stated in said petition. viii he
taken for confessed, aud a decree entered accordingly.
Mar q. '57-3+ J. b. JORDAN Admir-.
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/ MBROTYPE STOCK AND CHEN.

7 ICALS. Cases OF VariOns sizes and stylaI.
Pate and Convex Glass. all sizes.
Glass tunnels. assorted sizes. .rlrIH
IOdiEed CollOdiOn and NSrnishes, Walls, Bottlsa.
Cyanide. Bromide and Iodids Potlssium. Proto Sal
prtte Ir-n. Nitrate Silver, Concentrated Either. Sui
ph0ric Acid Gallic Acid. Acetic Acic. No. \, and =
full assortment Of Pure Chemicals
Having made arrangements with Eastern ManufAs-
turers for a Constant supply Of the above goods. We in
wife the attention Of Artists and Amateurs 20 an exam
inatiOn OF our stock, guaranteeing to supply thrIz -
tn. lowest market rates Orders promptly hlled AID
neatly packed. IA SNITIIA o
Druggist and Apothecsries. Ne. S Main 81. W4rrsn.
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XIEsT GREENVlLLE AND WAR.

w REM HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing 10 the travelling public, that e tri-Eerkiy
mail has been established bet teen West GreeLyille,
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that Il will be carried By
two horse Hacks. lea"ing The Gaskill HOUSE, in War
rem, on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings. at Z O'Clock. and arriving at Greenyilie the same
evening; and leaving Grsanynle every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving at
Wares the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will End this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg. Fowler.
Hartford. Burg IIiIl. Orangeville and Mount Joy. and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown
or Mercer, jamestown, HaTtstown, conneantyille. Gi-
rard aud Chrksville. BROWN WEST.
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LOOK HEREa

4 IL who wish Insurance in good. re-
s~ponsibie Companies. either on LIFE or R0P
sKrH will do veil ;0eali al Insurance Head Quarters,
on Main Street. where they can obtain Policies or the
Cash or Mutual plan, as they may choose, in ether
Eastern or Ohio Companies AZ their option.
Wy Eastern Companies comply with cur Law, and
our Policies are valid. Wills. others fi; TO do so. and
VI ceurs. are not held- Call IN and be Insured With
OFT delay.
JAM 81, 1851 ees T. J. HeLAIN.
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~ RAND EXPOSITION of RICH

GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH
u " CHOICE GOODS, for Mems wear for Spring
and ummei-consistiL z Of choice French, English &
American Cloths and Cassimeres, Of all cOlors and
qualities Cassineres and Yestings in great varieties,
for dress and business wear. Of new and beautiful PAT
terms A very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings. of all styl-s and qualities, A fall and com
plete assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, both
Of fine and low priced material.
Also Hats and Caps. in great varieties, and Of all
qualities. from the cheapest Wool. to the finest beaver,
suitable for all times ane occasions.
In calling attention 70 the above. I need only add,
tEet these goods have all been selected BY myself with
great care, and with particular attention 10 a Custom
Trade. sud The piece goods sill be male up TO order.
as heretofore, in a style unequalled in this section Of
country. As iJr priees, call. examine, and judge for
yourselves JOHN l. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor. IA Market st. Warren, o.
nurf1 % lss6
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r.. SPRING will continue the Drug & Medicine bu-
siness. In all its various branches. at the old stand OF
Spring * Reed. He will constantly keep on hand pure
and fresh Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils, Dyestuns
Glass Ware. Surgical Instruments, Brushes, Perfume-
rs. &c. &c, aud by fair dealing, and strict attention
to business. hOpes to merit and receive a share Of pub
lie patronage.
NJ Physicians prescriptions carefully pst up nt al
hours. K SPRING.
Warren, Feb. IL, 1857.
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Sad Accident.

On Tuesday, the 3lst ult.. a very promising
child Of 6 or 8 years of age, the daughter Of Jas.
cOwdrey. Esq, of Mecca. in this county, was so
BADLY burned as to cause her death a few hours
after. She was at a sugar camp, and while
reaching over the kettle. her dress took fire, and
the material being cotton, she was instantly en-
yeioped in flames. She ran towards the water
nsar by, when her father who was blowing, a
few rods distant. attracted by her cries ran to
her, carried her to the water, and exiinguished
the flames In aitenpting to saFe his child, his
hands were severely 6arned.
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The undersigned, IN Withdrawing from the firm Of
Spring & Reed, cannot hut express his thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firm, by the
community. lie also takes pleasure IN saying that the
Drug business will DE continued by X. Spring, at the
old stand. on Market street; and he hopes that the same
confidence heretofore bestowed upon the late firm, may
be extended to Ar. Spring, who is in every way desery-
ing Of il. d.. b. REED.
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SALE OR A

l. The Mill property known formerly as T~reudley's
Paper Mill, (nOW used as a Tow Dressing Mill and Saw
Mtl-both situated Oh the east branch OF the Mahoning
River, IN the Nilltge Of Newton Falls. Trumhull Co..
u, together with q two story House and four acres OF
Land attached, aud with or without several village lots
adjoining.
.ALSO-a large Warehouse on the Ohio L Pa Canal.
in the same Village.
.dLSOE farm OF eighty acres strong land, with good
new House, Barn, Nc, situated IL miles west OF the
TTumLull County Court House, at Warren
Apply at Newton Falls, to L. IL. WHITE, Aga
Mar. IS, ISJe-It for HENRY A. DUBoIs.
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BUrLER Co, Pa.-Mr.. Bellies, an aged
and respectable lady of Centre tp.. COM
mitted suicide on Sunday night, I'D oh !.
by throwing herself into a we'll. She
was laboriug under an attack Of Temp IRA
n msn'al uberralion ut the lime
GreenV lie Times.
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DARN FOR SALE

DARN FOR SALE
The Subscriber oilers for sale his Farm. veil
known as the LslIngEel Far u. and situated IL miles
South OF the centre Of Ellsworth, on the main road
leading from Warren TO Salem. and . miles North OF
Salem station on the o. & P. L. r.. containing 227
acres OF land, suitably divided into ploW. meadow and
timber land, and for beauty Of location, fertility Of
soil. advantages Of water. &c, is unsurpassed by any
Farm in Northern Ohio. On the premises are spacious
znl convenient dwelling house. together with every
necessary out Buildings; . 6ne orehardof choice fruit
On South side OF the farm is ! quarry Of free stone.
OF first quality and easy OF sccess. IS acres are under
laid with coal. Also 20 acres or choice Oak timbeTed
land, the main road l uil- west Of the entire Of Ells
worth. "a o..
The above will he sold on terms 10 suit purchasers,
or will he exchanged for western lands. FOR further
particulars see sui sersesiber on premises.
u. w.. SEARS.
Ellsworth. Nov. 70. 1856 SIM
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITO THE CLERGYMEN. JUSTICES
l. OF THE PEACE, n PHYSICIANS & SUR

THE CLERGHMEN, JUSTICES
Il OF THE PEACE, AMI PHYSICIANS 4 SUR
GE0Ns OF TRUMBCLL COUNTY
GentIemsH:-You at ention is respectfully invited
to the following sections Of an act Of our Legislature,
passed April <, Iej6, in relstion to certain regtstries'
to be kept by you, and requiring you to furnish Tie
Clerk with a copy Of said registries. on or before the
18th day Of March iE eveIy year; but as that time has
passed. ii Will he necessary for you to furnish them as
soon as convenient
Charles r Hunt. Esq, County Auditor. has receiv-
ed from the Secretary OF State. a supply Of blanks Tor
your use. which you can obtain BY calling on him al
his Office. or sending 10y some one, II hot convenient
TO call yourselves.
1 take this method Of directing your attention to The
matter, thinking that possibly some OF you may not DC
aware Of the existence Of such a Law. You can nnI
the act In full by reference to Volume 81. page IS. OF
the acts Of a general nature, passed in the winter oil
1856.
Please give the subject yozr earliest convenient at
tention. Very respectfully, &c,
D WEBB, Clerk.
Clerks 01ce, Warren. March ~, 1857.
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y FTIIOuf
Feb II, le5s-tI
DOR SALE.
dissolution.

~ Notice is hereby given, that the CO. partnership
heretofore existing under the nrn - siri-s 81 Reed
is this day dissolved by mutual crn~eut.
The books and aceOuHts Of the .=tr firm are in the
hands ef Il Spring. whO alone IL authorized to make
settlement. x. Rim
Warren, Feb. 6, 1856. D. B. REED
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Sale of Persona, Property.

odLC VI 1cAeOHdi EiopCiSJs
Do not forget the large sale of personal ppp-
erty, To commence tomorrow, at the Ribbee
ore-oom.~
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BUYERS or CLOTHING
ARE RE2rEsrxD TO CALL 1T HKAD QUARTERS, At
4. GOLDSTEIN's
GI OTHIMG uALI

No. II and Is, OAK FRONT. 9 doors South OF the 90Et
Office, and examine the largest stock OF FALL y
WINTER CLOTHING ever oFened in Warren.
This stock consists OF 4 large assortment Of all kinds
and grades Of Overeoats. Talmas, Gents Shawls, Dress.
Rroek and Sack Goats; all kinds Of Pants and Vests, =
splendid stock Of Gentie-sens' Furnishing Goods; Hats
and Caps; also q very large and carefully selected
stock ofB0YS' CLOTnINGl
We are constantly receiving a large stock OF Over
eoatings, Cloths. Cassimeres Rad festings, aad keep
the hest sorkmen really to flI all ordsra with neztne-s
and dispatch. in the Yery latest styles, for those uhs
wish 20 have garments made by measure.
My large ard heavy purchases enables me to sell
goods cheaper than at the usual rates, and lover than
any other establishment in town. lfa .
Come TO the head quarters and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, AMI you will and you can buy there
right. J. GOLDSTEIN.
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GREAT BARGAIN-A CHOICE
VI FAR FOR SALE CHEAP. The subscriber de-
string to change his location, will sell at a great bar
gain, his we'll known Farm in Bazetta, containing ia
acres, lying on the Warren & Lake Erie Plank Road,
seven aud a half miles from Warren. Said Farm is
we'll wa;ered, is in a high state OF cultivation: a good
Brick House. with harms and out buildings a great
variety Of all kinds OF Fruit Trees, &c. For further
particulars. inquire on the premises. Terms made
easy ELI W DRAN.
Apr. ]. IE57-jm.f t.Ilef -
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DOSTON CLoTaING HOUsE.-

ID The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
Of Clothing. the Largest aud Best selected ever offered
for sale in Warren. composing all the desirable styles
foand in the Eastern Cities. Also q large and desir-
able stock Of piece goods. some Of them rich and rare,
which We will make up TO Or3er, in the best manner
and most fashionable style, at low prices aud S1TTaE:
I'd to give satisfaction.
Has and Caps in abundance, and a large supply CT
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Grateful for past fSyoTs. the subscribers would re-
turn their sincere thanks, and hope TO merit continue
favors. BARTLETT & BROWN.
W,rrsn An, 40 Ia56
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BATCH & oPDYcKE have on hand

DATCH & OPDYCKE have on hand,
l. and will cell for prompt p=y, at low agures:
4 Bales No. ] Moss.
$50 rs best q-ality curled halt.
80 hides enAmelel Leather, .E H
50 do patent do
$50 pieces enamelel ciUth,
20 do gOh and silver tronze cloth.
50 do damask cotton. silk aud wool,
200 setts s:irrup Joints. prop irons, &c.
30 pieces velvet ami Brus els carpet,
5000 yards silk aud worst-d laces,
IS gross fancy tnft buttons.
l. pieces broad cloth,
100 sets hub hands.
30 gross carriage knobs silver, JapI and brass.
so pieces ~girthing. H..
$40 b shoe thread.
200 bress. silver and Japd s A Trees.
eco pairs names. e
600 gross Japd Luskles,
100 do silver do
100 doz bride Lifts,
& " mats
eco " eoekeyes.
50 gross breeehiHg rings
500 whips.
90 pieces aOor oil eiOih, y. H.4454s4,s4.
90 uoz hack lights.
LOO trunks and v 8lises,
3 dOz carpet hsgs. .-
u 1" shade tassels. silk and wool,
90 +" carriage do do
A large rot Of lacks Of all sizes
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MILES GREESwooD. Esq. of Cncin-
mali. the founder and proprietor of that
immense establishment known as the
Eagle Iron Works, celebrated his fitch
birthday. and the twenty 6fih a%nniver
sary of his works, by giving a + syal 10
all under his employ, with their families.
Numbering nearly 900 persons.
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The FEMALE SEMiNARY.-TEe con-
tracts for laying the foundations, erecting
and closing in the walls of the Female
Seminary, are completed; the building TO
be erected the present season. Mr.
Weed Of this town. has The Wuod- work,
and Mr.. Gleason Of c eveland, the Brick
and Some ainesuus Tele- roph
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l.. SPEAR & son.
NIVG MILL,
D0ol. BLIND AND SASH yAcToHY.
THE undersigned. having long ben
urged by their friends anl patrons, aud knowing
the BaHES ofthe PubIie, have cree 81 a spacious
FLAMING MILL & DOOR FACTORY.
IN the Canal. jus; west Of c. L. LrfingSeiI's Ware
house. where ihcy will Keep GU hand 4 stock Of Drsss-
81 Flooring, 10th Of h1rd ALL SIT " aod. We are also
manufac uFiug u superior quality Of SIDING. which
We cau furnish on reasonable terms We viii also do
all kinds of Planning Tor the Trade on short notice We
are now prepared TO sell the best quaIii, .i kiln-dried
doors-h5y wing largely increased our Larilities for mau
uAeturins doors. y would cali the Affection Of JOine=s
and Builders totlis branch OF our rusiness. We will
continue tke Manufacture Of
BLINDS
or superior quality. and warrant thcni In every par
tieular We will also kcer on hand large assortment
Of SASH
OF all sizes in use. Having largely incl eased our IA
eilities tor manufacturing all the above articles and
=re enable l to sell them n reduced prices and Supe
riOr quality. We vail engage TO duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland. fitt=aurgh OF elsewhere. CoIn
Hunication> 10y mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB Persons sending stun to be dressed. need send
none but good luRber. IS We will put nothing on our
Machines hut clear lumlsr- Siding, to dress well,
must be at least y inch thick.
Shinglrs and Lsth On hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan q. ISL. Z. SPEAR 4 SON.
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(OUNTY INFIRMARY PHYSI

" CIAN-AI persons residing in this and the town
ships Immediately adjoining. who require the services
CT Physician at the expense of the County, are here
by notified to apply to Julian Harmon, NJ. D.. Who has
been appointed Physician for the County 1nhrDary.
April Z. 81
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Justices aud Constables' Blanks,
& QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
suxKoks, rxErUTxoEs. sURPGsAs, Elc
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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DREPARE FOR WINTERI

L Gentlemen's Sur Driving Gloves; Buck Gloves
and hittens; Silk Eesey lined Gloves for Ladies, 6sn
tlemen and Children; ZepLyr Gloye and hittens, ard
= large assortment Of Merino, six and Cashmere
Vests for Ladies; GsntleEsn's Aerino, silk and Cash
mere shirts Ladiss'. &c clemens and childrss's
silk, ee.s0n and wOOlsn Hosiery. Just opsned -
L L. UOYT r Cos
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~ A. sMITH's CONDITION POW.

IL. DER is pronounced BY competent judges 10 be
the best preparation IN use for diseases in Horses Or
Cattle. AL who use il speak in high terms Of It's en-
eaey- No horseman should be without iE. zs In eases
ofemergency il is Invaluable. Numerous persons eza
b referred 70 Sk0 hare used il Sah srtirs s1eeesa-
Jan 81 1857.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-25
from the Cincinnati Gazette.
Where is the MOney?-State De
faiCati0n.

There is a great cur rioSity expressed
in all quarters 10 know what has become
of the 100000 of which the State has
been robbed during the administration ol
the two last Treasurers-tDhere ii is noW,
and in whose Cincinnati En-
quirer. TT
"Thals Just it, as Mr.. W ilson remark
ed. We want TO know, and the people
want 10 know. We cannot tell achere ii
is nop, but we have some light on where
in was, and into whose hands it WENT
Great surprise has been expressed, that
this money was not missed al Columbus;
thot it did moi appear on the Auditors
books; and Mr.. Taylor, and the Senate
Committee did not find the deficiency
This is explained in the following para
graph from the Sandusky Register
One thing, thus, is appearsnl: That
Ino. G. Breslin. late Treasurer of State,
had acquired possession, during the las
months of his term OF office, OF large
amounts of money which, asthe law then
stood authorizing the Treasurer OF State
to draw on county Treasurers tor Il por-
ton OF the State taxes collected. never ap'
peared, because not required TO appear,
as charges against him on the books ol
the State Auditor. In these amounts,
thus drawn from the counties, lies The
immense delalcation just developed; and
in endeavoring with the most honest mo
tives, TO secure 10 the State the amount:
80 withheld from the Treasury by Mr
Breslln, his successor, Mr. Gibson, -
having secured the payment ofQyeg
hundred thousand dollars of this d.
has fallen victim 10 misplaced conf
dence in the word ofhis predecessor.
BresIin had thus drawn from the Coan
tv Trsasuters $549 900 which OF course
the State Treasurer must account for. :
When Gibson came in, he redeemed thesl
orders on the counties las he now say
ia his statement) 10 this amount: $549,'
900. We have then, these facts, that thi
, WHOLE AMOUNT OF MONEY WENT INT
: BREsLIN's HANDS. and that 1T HAS NO
COME OUT OF THEM.
! Now. this is only the first step. Th
question still remains, where is the mon
Q ey. and who has got it! II the spirit RAP
g pers have any faith, now is their time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-25

AT the last meeting of the Grand Lodge,
held at Mansfield, Charters were granted
for a Lodge at piketon and Sharonville'
WM. CuIDsEY. man who stands high
in the Order throughout the Union, was
elected Grand Master.
WIN. G. EARL, an Ex.Editor was elected
as II. W. Grand Representative to the
Grand Lodge of the Uuited States.
z. G. V. NJ. FlRoR, of Gallipolis. is
nominated as q candidate for Representa-
tive to tho Grand Lodge of the United
States.
VIM. +. SLATER, of Urbaua was re'elec
ted G. Treasurer, A. E, Glenn was re-elec
ted g. Secretary.
There aro now SIC Lodges in the State
and the order is highly prosperous con
dtion.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-25
Fourth Of July.

We understand that this memorable day
will be celebrated by the Sabbath Schools
of Jackson; and that several pic. mic parties
are being gotten up. This is ash should
be. We hope, aye, we have no doubt but
every thing will go of well.
Those having charge Of the matter have
only to make out their programme, to In
sure an insertion in next weeks Standard
then all can be apprised of what is tc
be done.