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To provide for the registration Of births. marriages

To provide for the. registration Of births, maria yes
sieE and deaths, in Ohio-sr eos sci
sEcTtosI D.. Be ii enacted. Bgtte General Assembly
of the State OF Oht0. That il shall be the dnty Of all
clergymen, or other persons, who shall hereafter eele-
brate OF perform the MAJ riage ceremony within this
state, to keep a resistry OF all marriages celebrated by
Of birth Of the persons married, whether they were SIN
gle or widowed, the time OF III marriage, and the
names Of their parents 1rai
sEc. :. I.shAH Ne the duty OF all physicians. sur
geons and midwfves, 20 keeps registry fall the births
and deaths at whiclfthey have professionally attended,
showing, in cases OF birth, the name Of the father aud
maiden name OF tie mother. and their residence, the
sex and color OF the child. together with its name, IL
il shall receive one. and whether born alive or dead.
Such registry shall show, in cases Of death-the tine,
place anil cause Of death: the name, age, sec, color
and condition las TO whether single or married, or wi
dowcd) the name and surname OF tn parents, the oc
c%upstion, the resii nee and place " birth Of the de
ceased. When two or more physicians, surgeons or
tidSives. may have atten red professionally At any
birth or defth. that ply stefan. surgeon or midwife WIS
is oldestfn attendance, shsll make the regis ry.
SEC. 3. II shan BE- the duty Of the phy sieisns. cler
gymen, surgeons and midwives above named, to de-
post in tne county clerks office. OF the various coun-
lies in which such births, marriages and deaths occur,
On or before tie fifteenth day Of March, in every year,
a copy " said registry, embracing the period Of one
year, ending on the hrst day of March, last preceding
the time of deposit; and the clerk shall deliver the
same 10 the assessor OF the several townships Ia each
county, at the same time that the auditor Of The fountJ,
delivers Instructions and blanks to such assessor
SEE Any person failing. or refusing to discharge
and perform any of the acts ar duties herein imposed
and required TO re done. shall. for every such failure,
be hned in a sun nor less than i've NOT NOR than
(, ibunal having jurisdiction thereof or by indictment
Ia he Court Of Coulmon Pleas, for the use Of schools.
in he township ia which the offence is committed
N. H. A 0RHES
Speaker of the House Of KepresentatiV res
THOMAS II. FORD. .t-4e
81, President u the Senate.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
- David McCandless, Survivor, }


By vir.ut ofan order Of sale. issued ont Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Tr1mhulI County, Ohio. to me di-
reeted and delivered, on decree male by said Court
at their March term, A. ID is57.I shall expose to pub
lie sale. as upon execution al Law, at the door Of the
Court House in Warren, in said County, on Saturday.
the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1857, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day, the
following Real Estate, described in said decree. to Wit:
: A par OF lot No. IL, situate in the Town Plat Of War
rem, Trumhull County Ohio. and bounded as follows.
viz: Beginning al the north west corner Of sail lot No.
IL, which is the centre Of the east wall Of 1. J. Idding's
Brick Store, and the west wall Of the building on the
lot herein Conveyed. thence south along the centre Of
said brick wall and west line OF said lot No. IL, eighty
feet COS thence east ParalIelwi,h Market street. TWEEN
~ feet cos thence north. parallel with the west line,
eighty feet go 10 Market street, thence west along
the south line Of MARKET street, twenty feet to the place
Of begirning, and which includes one half q the said
east wall Of said ~Iddings' ~huiIding, according to the
provisions OF an. article Of sgreement. entered into he
tween Daniel Gilbert and Lewis J. Iddings. ard recor-
ded in Trumbull County Records and TO which refer
enee is here had aud rsseFsing 10 the said Gilbert,
his heirs and assigns. the right 70 use all the east wall
Of the ~buitling On the lot herein conveyed, a. a parti-
tion wall for any similsr bindings tina; be or they may
erect on the residue Of sail lot No. II, in the sane man
ner, and to the same extentas isprovided In the agree
ment aforesaid, between Gilbert and Iddings. in rela-
tiOn to the east wall OF said Iddings' buildiug-being
the same lands and tenenents conveyed to John D.
Wick and David NeCandIess. by Daniel Gilbert. by
deed hearing date September list. lisa. 10 which refer
enee Is here hxd.l Appraised At $500.
G t7z II. J. HARMON, sherIE
Sheriff 3 ofsrs, Warren, April Is. ss-srS,S
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News Of the feirhborhood

EDUcATTeEAL AFFAIRS IsrRAvEESA-
The friends Of IL. C.. Ranuey, Esq in
this place, viii be pleased to learn BY
the following which we clip from the
Portage co. Ds,aocrat. that he is as pop
uisr in Rarenna as he was while in this
town.
Last Fridsy evening the citizens Of
Rsvenna Village, without distinction Of
party. pnt in nomination Henry C. RAN
me- for member of the Board of Eluesl
ton. On Monday the election was held
when Mr.. Ranney was elected By q
unanimous vote having received no
votes. being all the votes cast. This vote
is highly complimentary 10 the character
and good standing Of Mr.. Ranney. We
think the selection a good one; and
doubt notthat Mr.. Ranney will in all re
spec!s. aoquit himself usefully and well
as a member of she Board of Education.
At he same time.as proposition to
roise SIC. 600 by tax, to build a High
School House. was submitted TO The Elec
tors. and decided by vo'e. as follows:
For the Tax III 3
Against The Tax 80 SO
ANA 6 ssab -a
Majority for Tax SO
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.NENpugST M

ResOlged 5g the General -sssez6fs Of tAe State Of
okie. Three hftlIs Of the members elected to each house
c5ne1rriag therein, That it be and hereby is proposed
20 the electors of the State, on the second Tuesdzyoi
October next, to approve o. reject the following amend.
inert rs a substitute for the first and second sections Of
the thiTteeuth article Of the Constitution, viz: CorPo-
rstions Of every description. shall be created, and cor
p-rrte powers granted only by general laws. which
shall define the powers, privileges and innunitieS,
and prescribe the duties and liabilities OF each class
or descriptions u corporations but the General As
ssmbly may enact special laws for the relief of corpo-
r~t.ons in peculiar cases. and may make special pro
visions in Eegard 10 corporations in cases where from
their peculiar location or interests. such special pro
visions are requ red. and may from time 20 time alter
or repeal all such laws, as sie authorized by this sec
ton t-f rr fra
+s-i .-If n. III. A voRHEs,
Speaker ofthe House Of Represent. tivei.
THOMAS II. FORD.
ar-. hs President OF the Senate.
Daf.d InriI A Iss-
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MULcrrSG TIE LroUoR SEILERs.-Wm.
B~ombarger, Oscar F. Severns, and
Thomas Parsons. we're convicted of VIC
lating the liquor Law. in R~avenna, and
sentenced to psysa fine of fifty dollars
each, twenty days imprisonment in The
eoaniy jaIl. and costs. and the saloons
to be abstsd and closed until such Tins
90 the parties give bonds Of one thous
and dollars TO abstain from violations Of
the lsu.-DAaocrat. tgsowar
All honor to RaYenna, and her courts.
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HEART

Affections OF this vital organ being generalIy thought
incurable' We subjoin the following from an old resi-
dent of Seneca Co.,0
Butternut Ridge, Seneca Co., Nov 1856.
DR.. Tubbs-Dear sir:-My son, Simon Jackson, hay
ing been restored to health by your treatment. a sense
OF gratitude to you AS well as a desire to benefit others,
make it my duty To certify TO yourself and the public
generally. that he was afflicted with an acute Rheuma.
tic OBJECTION. resulting after much suffering, in dropsy
Of he chest and disease Of the heart. with violent pal
ritasion. For weeks he was unable to lie down at all,
and as everything which had been done for him was Of
no avail whatever, we were about despaiFing entirely
Of his recovery. But / am happy to ray that your rem
edies and treatment were entirely successful. ehectinx
a sadieal cure; and there has heen no retnrn Of that
disease up TO this time. which Is now about two years.
an very respectfully your friend and obedieht ser
want ---t 90 Ell JOSEPH JACKSON.
aprs-m
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EERssoIstson Relative to Proposes
C0usfituffou Amendments.

kssoIsed BY tAe GeaeraI AsssmbIs of ale Stat, Of
Ohio, That the-Secretary Of State he and be Is hereby
Instructed to cause the Proposed Amendmunts %, the
Atshed in the newspaper having the contract for the
Publishing Of the Laws for the State. without delay,
and, forthwith forward three copies Of the same. to
gefher with a copy Of this ResoiutiOnJ under his GER
tifcste that said copies are CORRECT, to the Auditor OF
each County; and the Auditors respectively, shall i'm
melistely proceed TO contract for the publication Of
the said i~Prolosrd Amepdnltnts in tNoseekly (EHg-
.lishl and enc weekly fGermAn) newspaper, IL publish.
ed in the county in the second Tuesday Of October,
1871 and the publication shall Be Pahisfsr ot Of the
county treasury. =
II. n. A WORRIES, - 10
80 Speaker ofthe House OF Representative.
90 THOMAS H. FORD,
-sge President ofthe Senate.
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Res0iued By the General assembly Of the Stale Of
yaiV, Three fIths OF the members elected to each
ijouse concurring therein, that it be. and hereby is.
Foposed 20 the electors OF this State, TO vote on the
second Tuesday Of October next, upon the approval or
rejection OF the following Smendment, as . substitute
Tor the fifth and sixth sections Of the fourth article Of
the Constitution, VIZ: Sec. 3. District Courts shah be
ueh in each county. at leas. once ia each year by one
or more District Judges elected by the electors OF sep
arAte districts 10 be prescribed by Law, who shall hold
their Office for e years; and during their continuance
m office, shall reside in the district for which they are
elected. The provisions II The fourteenth section Of
this article shall apply to District judges The geue
al Assembly may BIZ Law authorize the judges Of the
D;etrict Court and of the Courts Of Common Pleas, TO
dx the times OF holding their respective courts Until
District Judges saalI have been elected and qualified,
0istrieI Courts shall be beld b the Judges Of the Sa-
preme Court and OF the Court Of Common Pleas, as now
authorized. SER. 6. The District Court shall have
such jurisdiction as may he provided 10y Law. and the
iuiges hereof shall have and exercise such power and
jur lsdieticn al chambers. aud may be required to sit
IS judges " the Courts Of Common Pleas as shall be
directed by Law.
n. IL VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Repre- senistiVes.
THOMAS II. FORD.
l-e President of The senate.
Dated April 81, 1857.
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NAY
DR. Il. TUBBS, Analy tic Physician.

~. :. DUO HHhll TIC nySicldn,
- viii be in attendance, as follows:
wARRKs, National hotel, Wednesday 9Th NAY.
0sRELL, Mr. Brzggs, Thursday. 9Th May.
RAvEssA, Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thars-
day, % and 30 april
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat.
lsungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility. Dyspepsia Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions. Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long stanLing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
to ehroaie diseases, treating thousands annually, many
OF whom had exhausted everY other resource in their
reach IN no case are mineral or other p0isOHs en-
Pkeyea, HOr does he make sick TO make nell. or tear
dorm 10 build up again Themeiieines ran be taken
with safety by the most delicate and patients au1Yte
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
AIRY diet and exercise. 5Sny have recovered under the
treatment amer friends ami physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidences Of which SAn alN avs
be furnished.- I~nvalids, however reduced or despair
ing. are invited. to call, and may he assured fh7t no en-
eourzgement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
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Ieveland 4 Mabonine RaiIroad
AEAyE sts,jaaIssseisSssss 60
MAKING CONNECTIONS, sul

--T MAKING
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lunbus & Cincinnati Cleveland q Erie. and Cisye
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AT Scion, with Hicks to Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua, with Hacks to Ravenna.
a Bracevine, with Hacks TO Neston Fails.
:" Warren with Hacks TO Sharon, Greenytlle Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
"YOungstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Polandiand Enon Valley, and thence BY P. 2. W
q G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
N. B. Passengers ieGriRg Y0nRgstOna at 1877 p
VI, 6rriee at Toledo at fI.3O sGms night, and cAieags
April IS. Iss7. cHAs. L. RHODES. supt.
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AMENDMENT NO. S.
Dated April 81. 1851.


Rcsslned By the General .assez6fv Of ths Stats Of
Ohio. Three hitfs Of the members elected to each house
coneurring therein, Thati, he, and hereby is proposed
TO the electors of this State, to vote. ON the second
ton 81 the following amendment as an additional sec
tion to article eleventh Of the Constitution. livery
county which now IL. or may hereafter be entitled 10
more than one Senator or Representative for the resi-
due Of the present decennial peeiod. or for all, or any
portion Of any subsequent deeennisl period, shall be
divided into as many Senatorial aud Representative
districts as there MAJ. be Senators or Representatives
elective in cny year VI the present. or any subsequent
PERIOD which districts shall he of conrieu-
ous Territory; and each district shall contain as nearly
q ratio for Senator or Representative as IL attainable,
without violating the rule herein given rs to contigui.
~ Of territory. and without dividing any township,
election precinct or ward II any Representative. or
Senz;oriai district, composed OF two or more counties,
shall byreason Of any excess of population over a ra-
to- be entitled to additional Representatives, or Sena
tors for any portion OF the present or any subsequent
decenuisl ieriod, the district shalIb be divided into two
districts. for each portion o. such becenniai period.
which shall be contiguous territory, and each shall
eoutainAs near q ratio as is zttainablr without divid
ing counties.
1fby reason Of the annexation Of one Senatorial dis.
triet to another, there shall be any excess of popula
lation over a Senatorial ratio. which shall he entitled
to additional Senatorial representation for any portion
Of any decennial period, each district, as now consti
tuted, shall elect one Senator. & .
Counties shall be divided into districts by the coun
ty Commissioners or such other board of officers cleo
tive and resident in the proper ecanty as Insy be pro.
rided by law. AT least four months prior to the gene.
one member OF either house. ashallbe divided into dis
uicts for The residue Of the present decenniai period.
and at least four months prior to the general election
in the drst year Of each subsequent decernisI period.
the counties entiti.d to more than ole member for all.
or any portion OF such decennial period, in either OF
both houses, shall he divided into districts for the
whole OF the decenniai period. A description Of the
district Of each county, shall be published as may he
directed nv the county commissioners, or as may be
prescribed by law.
". II. vORHEs.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. z Ff-
President Of the Senate.
Dated Arril "a. 1851.
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AIOTICE mo- RRInGE RrILnERS

IN Sealed Proposals will be received az the Audi
tors Office in Warren, until Friday. May 18th. 1857,
for furnishing the materials and building an open
Bridge across Red Run in the township Of Warren, on
the river road leading TO Miles, Plans and specifca.
tons Of the above work can be seen by calling on b
P. Jameson, Esq County COMMISSIONS. or at the Au
eitor's onIee. By order OF Board Of Commissioner.
CHARLES II. HUNT.
AUDITORS Office, Trumbull Co.. County Auditor.
- Warren, April Is. i5T-3t -
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Land sasiness in the West.

The attention of those wishing to invest in
real estate in the West. buy or sell land warrants,
or to pay taxes on land already purchased, is
called to the card of Geo. Sinclair & Co., of Flo
renee. N Tsss
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NEw Coal MINE.-A new coal mine
has been discovered in Lima. Stark Co.
The mine is of a mile from Lima vi.
lsge. and not lar from Atwater low nship.
We understand that orr fellow citizens.
Judge Lghe- Day, Doct A Belden.E
Spalding. Esq. and Frank Skif. have
entered INTO a . arrangement for working
the mine. The mine presents q four
feet vein, and the coal is Of a superior
quality.-Demzec sg
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DIR. W. PAINE.
Is. SPEAR 4 son.

DOOR. BLISD AND SASH EAcToEI.
THE undersigned. having long besa
Il urged by their friends anI p~H Ss,s. ard k.ssisg
the wants % the public, have srse ID = spaeieas
FLAMING MILL l. Dol FACTORY, =
On the Canal. just vest of c. e. Lerng~eITs Ware
house. where thU will keep on hand asiock Of Drsss-
81 Flooring, both Of hard and soft v God We are also
manufzc uring a superior quality Of SIDING, which
We can furnish on reasonabie terms We viu alBs de
all kinds Of Planning FOR the Trade on short notice vs.
are now prepared to sell the best qialit1 81 kilR-drisd
.doors-hAving largely increased cur facilities for naB
rKaet1ring doors. We would call the attrutiou Or Joirsfa
and Builders 10 this branch Of cur lEsiness. We via
~contiRue the manufacture Of
- BLINDS
ora superior quality. and warrant thrm IN every par
tieular We viii also keep on hzRd alsrgs Sssortasas
Of SASH
OkRu sizes IN use. Having largely inca eased car IA
clities for manufacturing al the above articles AID
are enabled TO sch Them Al reduced prices and sups-
riOr quality We will engage 10 dlplrate any fall Till
bought in Cleveland. Pittsburgh or eisswhsre- Coz
munieations hy nail viii receive prompt ettrhtion-
Persons sending stuG % be dressed. need send
none but good lumber. Is We ~ill pms nothing on sG
Naehincs hut clear ,lunher. Siding, 70 dress rel.
must te At least q inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for snle.
Warren, Jan 81, l55s~ Z. SPEAR q Sol.
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.NoT4CEI.OHJ IL

EfE4AlNOAItC E-Lh
9 .1. --r w1RRxS. Monday, March %, 1857.
A MEETING sas held TO take into consideration the
necessity Of forming a society and 70 provide means
10 build a suitable building. the object OF which Is 70
. stahiisha Military School for colered people OF the
United States, and ali others who may feel disPoscdto
take that advantage.
The meeting was organized by calling Rev. A. Ham
mon TO the chair. and appointing A. l. Day. Score
ta-y. The honorable II n. Rankin then arose and ad
dressed the NEE ing showing the necessity Of a milf
iary school, giving to the people Of color the same ad
vzntages as he whites. 10 govern thernseITesb BY a we'll
trained and disciplined military force The subject
was ably argued by Mr.. Rankin, FOLLOWED by Othors.-
The meeting was conducted in a happy tone Of good
feeling and spirited aspiration. On motion, the meet
ing adjourned TO meet in Orvention on ths first Mon
LAY in May. at Cleveland. where We hope 10 carry our
project into successful operation. AreSOlatiou was
passed that the proceedings Of Ihis meeting be publish
ed in the Democrat and Chronicle Of Warren. aud re
quest the Cleveland. Detroit. Columbus Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE, Steuaenville, Pittsburgha Il buffalo papers
70 copy the same A HAMM0N, Chairman.
A. L. G.. pKY, Secretary.
6 B Thompson. I'm Rankin, c n Logan, " u Vance,
J Baker, 1 Crawford, @ Taylor and others j =
Nh. A general call is given to all. and we expect
a fun convention and that each county villa send in
delegates. rLg .-afE H- aprl-ft
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Josiah W. Wolcoot-

SnEnlrr DALI
~ Josiah W wolcoot, BY virtue Of an or
vs.. der Of sale issued out
mon Pleas Of Trumiull county Ohio. to me directed
and delivered, l shall xpose to public safe, Mt the door
Of the Court House in Warren, in szid county, on Sat
unlay, the 9Th day Of May. A d 49,, betweenth the hours
OF 10 o'clock A VI. and 4 o'clock 2 NJ Of said day, the
following described real estrie. TO Wit: Situate in the
township of Pennington, county Of Trumbull. aud State
Of Ohio. and is knoRn by North east part OF lot No. 20.
and bouoded as follows. viz: On the east by lands sp-
prorriated for public use in part, and in part BY Nerth'
and South centre road, andy land owned by Emerson
jackson; on the south by land OF Andersen Dsks; on
the vest ~ lands belonging to the heirs Of Henry Snow.
and on the north by the south line OF the East and West
centre road; and contains four acres Of land, more or
less. To be sold at the sRit OF Josiah W wOlcott, In
the above entitled cause Appraised at $50.
v sI,1,sj .sS 9,; 8 Iss7. R. HAk sSssir. 5
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Right Rev. Bishop McIlvsine viii preach and
administer The Right of Confirmation in the
Episcopal Church in this place, on Sunday
morning next. 1ar .tf
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ERESH MEAT.

ENRESH MEAN.
The subscriber would inform the public that he
has again commenced hutchering. and that he expects
to keep on hand fresh meat OF al kinds, of the hest that
ceR me hahn this market. aud at as easoRsbistsEnS
as can he af1rded. for ready pay. Old and new Gus
toners are invited 90 call At his stand on Franklin Al
ley. near Main Ct. Open ersEy morning sx ept Sur
day aud Monday.
April iSlsSz-x J. cARIHRR-
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FkrkL CATTLE DIsEAsE.-Mr. Robert
Boyd residing in the north part of Rs
VIENNA has LOST all his cows. eight in
number, during the past winter and
present spring, with foot rot, No other
cattle in this vicinity have been affected
with this disease-which renders its ia
tai prevalence on the farm Of Mr.. Boyd
the more surprisings-Dem.
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sell ~ = O.. nH--Lm HmrnZam.M IL rH~|
ARRRsr.-We learn that Alex. Kane,
and q Mrs. Moore, his sister. were arres-
ted in Sugar Grove township. this coun-
ty,a few days since and tried at James
Town, OF a charge of ~ccncealing stolen
goods that were taken from the store OF
a Mr.. Clark, in Ohio. to the amount of
$500 or. $500, On the trial, a letter
was produced directed to Mr.. Moore,
which had been taken from the Post
Office by his wife, aud which directed.
Moore TO meet the writer at a certain.
place. at no distant day. to divide the
goods, Kane was bound over to Couri
and Mrs. Moore. in default of bail was
committed to jail to await her trial
Moore is not to be found.-We s Green
rifle Times. -aa
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.sEsIous Acc1DxS+.E.On Monday eve
ming last. says the Freeman,s serious
accident occurred at the. residence of j.
L. M'Qualen 10 Mercer. His son hav-
ing loaded a shot, gun. for the purpose
of shooting rats. was handling itcareiess
y when il went off. lodging the contents
in the abdomen of an apprentice boy,
named Rsckhsrt, who was standing near
at the time. 1t is fesred that the injury
viii prove fatsl,-Ld,0rsnes J~outndl, {