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bursements by drafts upon them under
suitable restrictions and regulations.
| recommend a provision Of this ma
ture. and that hereafter all public mon
eys be required to be collected and dis
bursed in specie or notes OF specie pay
ing banks Of this State. and that no pay
aent BE- made from the Treasury Of any
sum under twenty dollars Otherwise than
in coin. Every guard which legislative
wisdom can devi'e should be provided
against furure misuse Of public funds
| recommend also. that provision be
made for through examinations into the
condition of the County Treasures, and
full reports of the results for the informa.
tion Of the General Assembly.
Some further provision Of law is nee
essarv in regard to the custody and tIans-
fer of State and Federal bonds held by
officers oGSlate. as security for the circu-
lation of banks. At present the bonds
belonging TO the Independent Banks are
held by the Treasurtr. while those be-
longing to the Free Blnks are held by
the Auditor. In case of insolvency, the
boads are required to be sold by the
officers holding them, and the proceeds
applied in full pro rata payment of the
circulation. Tie large powers conferred
Tor these ends are liable to great abuse,
and have, IN fact. been greatly abused
l see no reason why the bonds belonging
to all the hanks should not be deposited
with the Treasurer. and such checks I'M
posed upon his action through The Agen-
cv of the Auditor and otherwise. as will
effcctualty guard against all abuse. l
respectfully recommend to your favora-
biz consideration the su 5ges'ions contain
ed in the report Of the second special tx
animation OF the Treasury here with
transmitted.
The transaction above detailed. togeth
er with the Outstanding liabilities of
1857. have seriously affected the fnan-
citl condition of the State, as connected
with revenue and disbursement.
(~coNcLuDED NEXT WEEK.
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T FROM KANSAS.
BATTLE BETWEEN LANES MEN
AND THE
Government Troops !
THREE DRAGONS KILLED.

The following important Kansas news
has been received by the st. Louis Dem
ocraf:
By passengers from Kansas who ar
rived in town last evening, we have OBJ
tsined the following intelligence
On Friday, the 25th ult,, news reach
I'd Leayenworth. that an engagement
had taken place between the troops un-
der Gen. Lane, at Sugar Mound, and a
company of the United States dragons.
The officers ordered Gen. Lane 10 sur
render himself and meu TO the U. S. au
thorities, which he refused 10 do, when
the dragons charged upon the troops.
and we're repulsed, with a loss of three
of their number. Finding themselves
TOO weak 10 dislodge Lane, The Dragons
retired. snd an express was sent to Gov.
Denver for reinforcements. The Gov
ernor Immediately ordered three compa
mics of Dragons to the seat of war and
they passed through Shawnee on Sltur
day the 26th. 1t was expected there
would be bloody work.
As soon as news of the engagement IA
received by tie people, they commenced
organizing in military COMPARES and
hurrying forward to assist Lane. II
was expected before the dragons would
arrive tina; Lane would be reinforced BY
twenty five hundred men. The most in
tense excitement prevailed.
One of the gentlemen who passed
through Lawrence on Friday saw Gen
Lare and Gov. Robinson in that town.
They were mounted, and completely
armed. and appeared much excited
They were addressing the people. who
surrounded them in large numbers, and
urging them 10 maintain their rights and
succor their friends. The people Of
Lawrence were preparing TO take the
field. John Calhoun had fed from The
territory, and reported himself as going
to Springfield. Illinois,
On the day Of the election. no polls
we're opened n@B Bourbon coanty-as the
Free Stale men refused TO vote.
We shall await with snxiety for the
particulars. iii certain that civil war
prevails in; Kansas.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland wnh Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co.
lumhgs & Cincinnati. Cleyeiand & Erie. and Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
+" Bfzeevilie with Hicks FOR Newton Falls. &c
" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenviIle Mead
r vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
POlanI and Enon Valley, and thence by P. I. ".
C. Rail Road to y Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6. less. CuAS. L. RHODES. Supt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE as Special Master.
~ William Kyuett,

Robert Calhoun, ct. ALL
By virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull County. Ohio, to mt
directed and delivered. L have levied on, and shall
expose to public sale. Gas upon execution At law at
the door OF the Court House, in Warren, in said county,
on @
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1858,
bet seen the hours Of 10 o'clock A. II. and 4 O'Clock P.
NJ. of said day, the following described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate in Southinzton, Township No. S, in the
fifth range Of Townships, in the Conaecticut Western
Reserve, in the State of Ohio, and which is bounded as
follows, viz: On the East by village lot No. 81, West
by village tot No. %, south OF village lot No. u. and
North by the north line Of the half section lot No. e5,
containing as per survey IS 500 acres. more or less
Appraised at 81 per acre. TerTns-Cash- @
A. b. EYMAN. Sheriff and Special Master.
Sherif's Office, Warren, Jan. 8. IS5s-5H-3,R-
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LANDS FOR SALE. !
r HAVE FOR SALE, AT GREAT

Il bargains, several tracts OF land, which I invite
public attention 10. to wit: 35 acres Of farming land,
within o miles OF franklin, the county seat Of venan-
90 County, Pa, and within = a mile ofthe Allegheny
River, we'll watered with pure spring water Title
gOod-price % per acre, in 4 equal payments
ALSO, l67 acres near the above, at mouth Of Big
Sandy, on the rivsr-smail Improvement. comfortable
house, fruit trees. first rate water power, and plenty Of
timber. Title g~cod-price 81 per acre, in 4 pay nents-
I have other farms for sale in same vicinity-ali OF
which will he sold on terms easier than ever before
heard Of. Call in and be ees=inced, and suited with
. plantation. on which to rear your family.
TT. McLAIN. Atty At Law,
Warren, Dec. 2, 81. and Real Estate Ag't-
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NEW DRUG FIRM!
Ar SO. s MARkEr STREET.. wARREN, oHIl

AT No. Q MARKET STREET. WARREN, OHIO
The undersigned respectfully announce to the public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose OF carrying on the Drug business in al its.
varied branches. they have purchased the entire Stock
AID interest ofMessrs Spring & Turner in the Market
street Drug store. where theJ may b. found 1t alb
times ready to those who may favor them
with n call And, as by our connection. We bring to.
bear \ lair praetic1l Enowleig Of the business We
hope by dealing in a fair and honrabl- manner with ali
who may favor US with their patronage. to secure d
continuance OF the business faxors heretofore granted
this establishments a. well IS the good viii Of their fsA
low citizens, in general.
Physicians win find q fun assortment OF Medicines
warranted 70 be just what we recommend Az yrE
s~criptions hi!ed with care, and entirely coufdenrial--
Merchants and Druggists Of this and adjoining corntie+
who procure their supplies in our line from ClrveznGf
and Pittsburgh are respectfully requested to call and
examine onr stock and prices. and We pledge ouaseiEess
to sell by the Package on terms that viii save a farg
percentage and transportation. Further partIenlars
soon. j. X WOODS.
Dec. o 81. -A~LExANDER PEW
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MUSICAL CONVENTIONAL Nh

w steal Convection will he held in MesGpotania.
on Wednesday the 18Th inst. at ]0O'elOck A NJ. under
the direction OF Prof. HART. for the purpose Of musical
exercise. and to take into consideration the propriety
OF forming a Musical Association
All interested in the mates are requested to attend.
MesO.otamia i n Is t5s-IuN
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"TNHE JUBILEE" the great singing
ADAMS BOOKSTORE. Also, III. Sabbath Bell by
George Z. Root. -.-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Isaac Troxell
W..
LII 4 gr,I;U


By virtue Of an order OF sale. issued ont ofthe Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trunbul1 County, Ohio, TO me
directed and delivered. / shall expose to public sale.
at the door Of the Court Ilocse, in Warren, In said
Coanty. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of February, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ. snd P. NJ. OF
said day, the following described Real Estate, to wit:
Situate in the Village of Newton Falls, in said County
Of Trumbull and known as parts OF lots No. A. ant II.
in the town plat o. Newton Falls, in the Township of
Newton, and which is bounded as follows: Beginning
at the northeast corner Of said lot ~ al the old post
which is marked as the sorneri running thence south
3i%s vest to the west line Of the State Road 492 links
to the south corner oflot 10; thence north 1OS W. on
the south line thereof 100 links 10 a fence post standing
in the southeast corner Of the garden owned by Hor-
ace Stevens; thence north 33s Z along a board fence
4l9 links to 4 stake in the N. line Of lot q and 5 line
Of Broad Street; thence ). 69%@ =. On the line o said
street to the place Of beginning, and'containinE within
said boundaries . 100 Of IN acre OF land: appraised
at Sl.750. ~rerms-Cash.
A. Z. LYMAN Sheriff.
SheriH's Office. Warren. ian. 6, l~s5s-5T-Sss.
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~ QCESCE This is the finest collection Of
speeches OF the orators Of America. ever puhl'shed.-
1t contains a brief biographical memoir OF each, and
is illustrated with historical notes. The work IS now
completed is two octave vols. of 500 pages each. with
eleyent steel portr1itS Of the distinguished persona
grs- Those who have subscribed for the work viii
please call and get them. $500 Law Binding, $500
Cloth. at ADAMS BOOKSTORES.
Warren. Jan. G. q
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POSTAGE.

The PosrAGE to any part OF the United States will be-
but T1eatJJear Cssts q year hr SlSekEood. and bgs
FoartesA Cents 4 year for each Of the Revie-s.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
for I3iH: And aaa
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A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO,
N At less than half price. at
Dec q, 81. ADAMS BooKsFOag.
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CASH FOR TALLOW, al the Stove
stnrr fnnr dnnrx wesf Of the Rank-
THE EMPIR. STORE.
L -

IL eeiving their FALL GOODS. Their stock is lsrgr.
ard the assortment complete in every eepzrtnsst-
with goods suited TO the seassH and the ulnes-aEesR
which may be found the ssrest fairies and ness
feskioRa5is styles. Of the hest ~gxalitiss and - the
!oEest prices in the market Cal GsS sac.
IDDISGS Il ORGAN
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EDGE TOOL SHOP. ENGINE. &C.,
nAD Gail

The subscriber being DESTROYS Of moving to Kanszs,
offers at privIte sale, his Shop, Engine and Tools
The location is a good one for the manufacturing and
sale Of Eigs Tools, and all necessary implements for
their manufacture. are conferred IN this shop Tbs
property will be sold cheap for cash or exchanged for
other property.
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80 DAXSs

7 HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
4 who are in ~anywise indebted te me. that IL the same
IS not paid within thirty days from this date. the same
sSiu be lei; with an officer for collection Persons
wishing to settle will call on r A. Wood, No. y Mar
kt Street or J. VI. S,ull, Esq, either oil which is duly
authorized to settle the above accounts
JONATHAN F. DUNLAP.
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@AS wa ptN-1S - o1SuAa a. u ,ON
Leaving FOX home sisi, is7 $40
These condensed statements exhibit,
clearly, the immense actual our of
the State, and inspire a just confidence
in her future progress.
II will be seen that the manufactures
and mines contribute in increasing pro
portions 10 the aggregate of ANIMAL pro
duciions. The coal fields of Ohio are
nearly equal to the entire coll fields Of
Great Britain, and fully equal to those
of all Southern Europe. Thi: fact, in
connection with the immense beds of iron
ore so widely diffused in the State. dem
onstrates the vast capacity of Ohio for
mineral production and for manufactures.
Sill Ohio is emphatically an agricultural
Stale. The products of her farms, dur
ing the last year, very largely exceeded
in value the entire Gotten crop Of the
United States. An interest so important
cannot be too earnestly commended to
legislative regard.
The State Board of Agriculture has
performed a service Of great value in
stimulating and promoting agricultural
improvement, and lis annual reports aid
largely to our store of agricultural knowl
edge. But this Board cannot do all that
should be done or must be done, if we
are TO retain bur present agricultural 20
sition. | respectfully suggest TO your
consideration. the expediency of estab.
fishing an Agricultural Institution for
the instruction Of the rising generation
in those branches of knowledge which
pertain especially TO the theory and prac
tice of farming. 1t is thought by per
sons qualified to judge, that such an in.
stitution could be- so organized and al
ministered that it would almost, IL no,
altogether, sustain itself. No one can
doubt that any cost Of which it coul / be
the occasion. would be repaid 10 the
State a thousand fold in its benefits.
While on the side OF industrial dey.l
oomeni, there is so much 10 excite graf
i6cationsand inspire hope. there is anoth
er class Ct facts essential to a correct es
innate of our condition, which must not
be overlooked.
The Commissioned Of Statistics has in
stituted extensive inquiries. with a view
~ ascertain, as accurately as possible,
the deb:s due from the State, from cor
operations. ami from individuals. 1t is
obTious that except as the debts of rec
ord. it was impossible to obtain precise
results. bat it is believed that the follow
ing statement is at least an approxima-
tiou TO The truth:
De Is OF the State. Foreign and Domestic. 10 .!0s, 095
Corporate debts Of Towns. Counties, and
inuici ~pslitiss. are sbour..-..-. ..... l5.000,nl3
Dc5ts OF Railroad Conpalies--.......... 5~0.0D9.OO0
DeLts In l0,0On, 900
Debts secured by Recorded noFtgases.... 5~0.UO0,Co0
Dsbtl to Ranks and Bsnkers.s-..-r---.- IS ,UOo.OO0
Dshts Of Merchants due outside the State. lJ,n10,tp0
Other Individual debts ........-..... 5000, 600
debts Of all tcserip;!Sns-....-s-sifosceS
Debt is not always On evil. Loans
wisely invested By The borrower in agen-
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS.
David Tod,
vs..
samuel Drake,S

EEAA~t
ACTION TO ~FoREcLosE MORTGAGE.
The defendant. Samuel Drake, will take notice that
the plaintiff, David Tod. has fled his petition in The
Court aforesaid, to foreclose a mortgage for the sum OF
S35O. with interest from May -, 1854. executed by
said defendant, at said date, upon the follozing prem
Uses in Hoaland Township, in said County. 10 Wit
Part OF lot No. 81. known by being the land described
in Two deeds to said Samuel, one from David Draze and
wife, Recorded Trumhull Records Book 60. pp- lf4 and
ia; The other from Edward Drake and wife, Recorded
in said Records, book 20, pp- S3 and S3i- Containing
five acres OF land. more or less
Unless said defendant appear and answer said petit
ton by the eth day OF February, i-5S. the came will
be taken IS confessed by him, and judgment entered
accordingly.
~HUrCuINS, o & RATLIFP.
jan. G, lsS3-6S. -Attys for PIE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Notice is hereby given, that Inc subscriber has
been sPpointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
Estate Of sally Lane, deceased, late OF Braeeyille.
Tsumhuli County, o. AURES TAFT.
Jan. 6, IS5s-3a.
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Premium to New Subscribers,

the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1856. will be fur
nished complete. Eith0Ht additional ehrge.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines OF the day
these Periodicals. loose little by age Hence. = fuiF
year Of the Nos with no onissionsJ for 1856, nay be
regarded nearly as valuable rs for 1853.
subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1857. viii be
supplied at the following EXTREMITY Low RATES:
Sglenlid Offers for Ia5G. 81 q Sc Jopetker
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CCHOOL TEACHERS ATTEND

There will be- an Examination of School Teachers
ct Empire Hail. in Warner, on Friday the 18th 81 De-
eember. 1857; also on fridLy the s2d of JsnuaTy, le55.
at 70 o'cloeS, a n OF zach day.
Z. IL. HCrCHINS. Clerk Of Board OF
Examiners for TrunbuH County.
Warren, Dec.9 '57-6x.
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Harrington. Dee. 30. silly.
K NOTICE.

L The Stockholders OF the Niles and Aussintoun
Plank Road & Turnpike Company. are hereby notifez
that there will be q meeting held n The Office OF James
Ward & Co.. in Niles. on Monday, the 18th day Of Jan
uary next, for the purpose OF elecsng seven Directors
for the ensuing year
oRG C. REFS, President.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

READY MADE BONSETs CAPS y cLOAKsi
SELLING OFF AT COST.
ITO give room for Spring Goods, at the
new Millinery Store. Millikins' Block. Main
Street MRS. c. W. MHSSER, Agt.
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LIVERY BODY MILE WANT 1T

IL The Laiies' and Gentlenan's NirrSr Of Pertains.
or, the Analysis OF Life, designed for the amusement
and entertainment Of evening parties Tor the ~Einter.is
lisa large handsome beck OF 4Ub pages, with gems from
by which is designated portions % tie work and qasS-
tons Of the most important character answered. in the
most appropriate manner. Prizes Sl.25. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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II 7Rsmittances must. in all cases. be made direct
TO the Publishers, for at these prices no Commission
can he allowed agents.
Addres, LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
No. 81 Gold street. New YORK.
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According to thr Compendium of the
Census, Ohio had in 1854. mere miles
of Railroad in; operation than any other
State in the Union. The same state
menl il probably true at this time. Ii SO,
the Railroads of Ohio form about one.
eighth of all the Railroads in the United
State, and more than one fifteenth OF all
in the wolll.
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NAS! GAS!! GAS!!!-The UNDER
~ signed has gs on hand the IIidro Carbon gas
burners, and the liquid for salef for 3 cents per gallon,
whi.h We warrant unexplOsive in every sense Of the
word. Call and see before you purchase any where
else; always ready to fill orders a. low prices
VI COOK.
Warren, Dec. l6. '5.-tf
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A BOOK FOR SCHOOL TEACH.

"A ERS--TheoIy and Practice o. Teaching, Sr the
Motives and Methods Of Good School Keeping, Ny pa-
Vd P. Page. A. u. This is = hook that every person
intending to teach school the Ginning winter, ORZhttO
have. Price $500. W. IMPORTER SON.
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debts Of all Observation-Disclosures J
Debt is not always On evil. Loans
wisely invested By The borrower in agen-
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Me-. The price in Great Britain Of the eve Period
icsls above nImed IS s3I per annum.
As We shall never again be likely to offer such in
as those here presented,
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mouth at half gag. AS they really tasted the
disgusting mixture and sr elIed the animals
and stables which the pictures. delineaicd
aud the ~ pes described
Henry William Herbert, extensively
known throngh"ut the United States ard
Great Hrltrin as an author of celebrity, and
more especially for his works on spor,man
SNIP under the nam de plume Of Prank
for'S''r' committed suicide on Monday
morning al the Stevens House, Broadway
b' shooting himself through the heart,
with PISTOL. Though over fifty wears of
age he recently married young lady Of
twenty, from whom he Was separated few
weeks after marriage. lie left several let
'rrS' from which itwonId appear that domcs.
tic dItfrrcncccs led TO the commission Of
the rash act 7,
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Outrages upon our Flag.

Our late exchanges from various Quar-.
ters report certain outrages upon our flag
IN the Gulf OF Mexico, and adjacent seas,
by British vessels of war. Two or three in.
stances are given where American vessels
were fired into and searched and without
any satisfactory reasons given therefor.-
Such proceedings, as they are well calcula-
tea to do, have produced considerable ex-
clicmen: through the country and if they
are not PIT II stop to, the indications are
that reta'iatorv measures will be resorted
to by oui people. We are far more compc-
tent To resra, snch insults now than we
were in 1912, and we trust that the in st
sentiments which then prevailed against the
exercise of the obnoxious principle uf the
right OF search, have in no degree lost their
force upon our people and if necessary,
our Reghbors across the water should be
given another palpable proof of our repug-
nance TO this doctrine.
Congress has very properly and prompt.
Iy taken the matter in hand. Enquiry has
} cen made whether fuIthcr ieqislalien is
necessary TO enable the President to protect
our conmrrce, and "A resolution passed the
Senate asking the President to eommuni
cate to rhat body any ot,icai information
that Iaay have been received caneernipp the
recent search ar seizure Of American yes.
sels by foreign armed cruisers in the Gulf
OF MeAic0, and what p,easures, il any, hay.
been taken theret". a despatch which We
see IN our Charleston exchanges, dated
Washington, May 10th, states that the
President had informed the Senate, tha,
Mr. Dallas, our Minister at London. has
been Instructed TO demand the dismissal of
the British officers who have outraged our
hag in the Gulf, aud slso TO procure satis>
faction in case of any loss of property
lie says that the Government nl.G intcnd.
to hold Spain responsible for outrag.s Der
United in her waters, and insists that meas
urrs be taken TO prevent future outraycs.-
Several "f our ships have been ordered to
cruise on tke coast of Cuba.
Another despatch states that n strong
latent feeling existed in Washington a.
gainst these high handed outragcs The
official statement of Capt Inw., Of the
Schooner lVobiic. one Of the vessels fired
into, will be found elsewhere ia this paper.