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Court in A~shta5ula County-DiTOrses
Judge Hoffman.

OAASS LSAAAoA'
The Court of Common Pleas has been in
session in AshtaLula County, and judging
from the report of the proceedings, by the
Conncaut Reporter, there must be some
mean men in that County, or the married
ladies would not be so anxious to be divorced
That paper cites the following cases, in all
of which the ladies applied to have the
nuptial knst united, and for good causes,
as the Court thought;
Julia Il. Skinner rs. Haskell Skinner
.-Kingsville. Divorce. Alleged cause
extreme cruelty and adultery.
Ab6y ARn Burt as. Jonathan Burt
Dorset-Cause-ne neglect, and refusal to
provide proper food for plaintiff. Evidence
established that defendant was also cruel
and vulgar" and that the diet was Johnny
cake and molasses for weeks at q time and
afterwards turnip, exclusively, was substi-
tuted. Court called upon defendant who
wasin Court, for his defence ''for the thing
would come Judgment to Soon" Having
nothing to say in paliation of his treat
mcnt, tho Court granted the divorce and
$500 alimony,
Jennings rs. Jennings Geneva Suit
brought by plaintiff for divorce. Petition
granted. The defendant possessing the
proper "spondulics, a decree was ordered
giving to plaintiff $4,000 alimony.
Lydia 4. Darts rs. DaUid II. Darts
Pierpont, Neglect to provide for the family
and abuse, alleged as among the causes in
the petition of plaintiff. Divorce granted
and property and custody of children con-
fdcd to the woman.
Mabel E. Hnappvs Us. Ell Knapp-Wind-
sor.- Absence and neglect. Defendant
went to California about eight years ago,
and his since failed to provide for his fam
lily.
The Reporter thus speaks of our fellow
citizen Hon. B. F. Hoffman;
The sitting of the Fall Term Of the
Court of Common Pleas for this county
closed on Saturday. Judge Hoffman. Of
Warren. presided, winning high opinions
from members of the bar, and from thoIe
who had business in the Court.
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A WOMAN in Adams county, Ind. being
about to churn butter, threw some boiling
water in the churn. into which one of the
children had. unnoticed by the mother. pla
oed an infant, and it was instantly scalded
to death. In her frenzy the mother seiz-
ed a chair and infic' ed a death blow upon
the little girl. After realizing what she
had done, she threw herself into the well,
and was drowned.
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DISTINGUISHES
TAKE NOTICE
INov.s 81, 1850. Is.

The citizens of TrGm5ull and adjoin-
ing Counties. Gncluding benighted AShtabula.l
having in solemn cOnciave assembled. netice with re-
zret. the aDpearancs Of sentiments and action on the
part OF the citizens Of our Republic, south Of Mason
& Dixon's line, derogatOry to the best interests Of
our common country
That. we unanimously agiee in the opinion that the
man who gets the most electoral votes will he Presi-
dent. and further. oar private opiai0n pub. icly ex-
pressed is that the union will he preserved, whoever
is elected to I'LL the Presidents chair
Though thOse Of the south may attempt to prevent
the .uIhument Of the wishes Of the majority, though
they may talk disHHi0H. and act with treason, yet let
uS all who favor the continuance Of our gLrt0as con-
neighborS OF the southern VIM, aud though they may
be prompted by aud act with REASONABLE motives. let
Us deal charitahIy with our brethren-Gr there is a
bond between Us that shall not be br0ksH-let US "ele-
yate" all those who are ambitiops and DESTROYS Of hisS
tinc:isn, 20 positions. even, higher On the sir) than
the Presidents chair.
BUr---We are a hand OF brethren" and in eonsid-
GRAFTON Of Local interests We fully agree that
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BLOOD FOOD.

Attention is called to this most remarkable and sci.
entiac preparation. advertised in another column. 1t
is an entirely new discovery. and must not he con
founded witt any Of the numerous patent medicines OF
the day II i a certain remedy for all the diseases
specified, AID especially those of a chronic nature
oilong standing-of weeks. months and years Suf
ferers, try it,
Messrs. CHURCH & PRO Mt. OF NV York, are the
sole agents for il. and also proprietGrs Of the world.
renowned Dr.. EATOSs GNEANTILE Cordial. an article
which every Mother should have in her medicine
closet in case Of need; and containing. as Il does. 20
p~sregerie or opiste Of any kind. it can be relied upo'
with the utmost Conscience. and will lie found an in
Valuahle sPecifs ia all cases 81 TnfsntilO Complaints.
Ohio State Journal C0IARBHs. UPSes adVer
tsement
For sale by Woops 4 PEW.
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OTIC

Is hereby given that 1 will Apply to The next
Court Of Common Pleas to he holden within and for
The County OF TumbulI. state 81 ohio. ON Monday
the h dav Of March. 1861. for the purpose saestiug
the following part Of the village plat Of NewtouF alis.
70 Wit the SUBDIVISIONS OF great lots Nos % am .,
~hich are compriseI in the Front and rear yards ef
my Dwelling House and bounded on The Lorh by
great lot No. 81 on the east By the east river road
on the south by the tier Of lots fronting on Jry street
and o. The westbg Cen tire street and the Metho list
ehufeh lot No. : in 56. Also all the su5diviS0ns CEN
prised in the wood lots and farm land situated south
Of Quarry street and bounded on the north by Qasrry
street; on the east By the east river road: on the south
by the south lire Of the plat and on the vest By the
canal. HENRY A. DUBOIS,
Proprietor and Agent
Nov. 81, 1850, 3E1 For @. W DUB9IS.
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Making connexions as follows:
At Cleveland with ClevelSnd K Toledo. Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland IL Erie, and CleVe-
land & Pittsburgh Rtilroa's.
At SOlon with hacks for Chagrin Pals. &c.
At Nautua with hacks for Ravenua, &c
At Braceville with hicks foi Newton Pals, &c
Al Warren with hacks for sharon. GreenVille, Mead
vile. Bloomfield. Canfeli. &C
Al youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poand.
Lowell, and Enan Valley, and thence by P. Fl. ". &
c Railroad to pittsburgh.
NOV. y, lsGyI CHAS.L RHODES. supt.
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The Finances.

The frss fright Of the money panic seems
to be over. rnen breathe moro easily, and
loOk the trouble fully in the face. Finan-
cial matters vilI notes.-the down entirely,
uDfl dhe Political saulAron ceases itsoom-
uaotiOa. We hope to lie abe to chronicle a
more healthy state of affairs, both IN the
nancial and political world. soon. t 2
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IT is announced thst Mrs. Lincoln will
take with her to the White House her sis
tor, Mrs. Miriam Edwards, of Springfield,
H., said to be an educated, and accomplish
ed lady, and a good looking niece about
eighteen years cid.
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Ar. G.. 7. Hull who is boring for oil in this
place, has reached a depth of l65 feet. and the
drill is now in slate rock. About thirty feet
OF sand rock has just been bored through
The show ofoil which appeared some 60 or
50 feet above. has ceased, but Mr.. IL. will test
the matter deeper still. Suecessto him.
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<FREE NEGROES IN South CARoLISA.-
Another inhuman law has been introduced
into the Legislature of South Carolina. 1t
makes it ii duty of sheirfs, after the LIST
of January, 1852, to take all free persons
of color into custody, and sell tAem to the
highest bidder on a credit of twelve months,
it'll interest from date.
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PUTRID SORE THROAT.
SIIRE NIIRE Whnn liz Ii

- first commences or atany stage It can he easily
cured by carefully observing the following directions:
strong as possible. swailO wing about a usual dose,
battle the outside freely With the Medicine clear and
repeat often II is also necessary TO keep the pores
ofthe skin open by bathing the feet in warm water and
all over II necessary The bowels shouts be kept open
by some -eatle cathartIc, and be careful that the pa
tient is nsr exposed to drafts Of cold air. This rem
edy faithfully used never fails. Sold by Merchants
and Druggists generally.
NOV. II, la6O. Nv
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IYsURREOFIoSIsTs HUNG.-Lebanon, XIV
Dec. /. Intelligence from c. lumba, Ky,
states that fifteen negroes and one white
leader have been hung by the citizens of
Burhsville for attempted Instruction. No
particulars.
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E. ". TOWNSEND
More Oil.

David Haynes, Esq. Of MahOning Co.
brought to our Office, a vial of oil taken from
the Nesbit well, just sunk, near LOwellville.
1t is almost as pure as Meeea. oil after it is re-
fined, is about the sans color, has about the
same olor. and burns well in a lamp. This
well is about $50 feet in depth. At a depth
of lis feet a strong vein of salt water was
strrrt
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RAILROAD AceIDEST.-Mauch Chunk.
Pa, Dec, /. The train left here at II:tj
this morning. was precipitated into the
Lehigh River by the breaking of a rail at
Bear Creek. A Mrs. Farrcn and sister,
of Beaver Meadow. two Misses Smith. of
Mauch Chunk, and Robert Nichols, con-
ductor, were drowned. The water was
about fifteen feet deep Before the car sunk
the passengers, with the exception of three
drowned, succeeded in getting out.
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At Dallas, Texas a gentleman has made
a wine from the juice of the SOrgho cane,
which good judges pronounce to be erich,
generous, and nutritious" and highly pro-
motive Of DIGESTION.
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Congress.

Congress.
Congress met on Monday, and up to the
time of going to press, We have report Of
that days proceedings only, from which we
make a few extracts. Both Houses cOnyen-
cd at -, N.
THE sESArE-Mr. Brcekirridge in the
chair.
Absent = Messrs. Benjamin, Chestnut,
Clay, Gwin, Hammond. Harlan, Iverson,
Johnson Of Ark, johnson of Tcnn, Mallo.
II, puah, Sebastian, Slidell, Ten EycS,
thomson. Toombs, and MckinsOn.
The galleries were two thirds fllel.-
Prayer was ofcrod by the chaplain, Dir.
Gurley.
Nj. Bright moved that the Secretary in.
form the House that a quorum of the Sen.
ate was present and ready to proceed tC
business. Adopted.
Mr.. Biglcr introduced the follOwingresO
luton
Resolcd, That a committee Of 8 Of thc
Senate, and such as may be appointed by
the House, wait upon the President of the
=. United States aud inform him there is a
quorum in each House of Congress, ready
to receive any communication he is pleased
to make.
The HoUsz. - Excessive coed humol
prevailed previous to the Speaker ia
king the Chair at noon, and calling tht
House to order.
a prayer was offered up by Rev. Mr
Stockton, appropriate to the political con.
dition of the country.
The roll of members was then called
about 200 members responded to thei
names. Mr.. McKenta. from Penn, ap
peared in the place of Mr.. Schwartz, de
ceased. Mr.. Barrett, Of No, and John
Young Brown, of KY, seycra!ly appeareC
and were qualified.
\ message was received from the Sen
ale announcing the appointment of McSsrs.
Rlgler, Mason and Collamer as a commit
tee on the part Of the Senate to wait on the
President and inform him that . quorum
of both Houses was in Attendance, and rea-
dy to receive any Communication h: may be
pleased to make.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The congratulations among the member
of both Houses Of Congress were seeming
ly as cordial as heretofore. Many of then
had net today for the first time, in thcil
respective chambers, since the last session
The assurances of the Representatives anC
others from Georgia, Alabama and Miss
issippi that these States will positively fol
low the movement OF South Carolina, have
unmist2kably alarmed the conservatives
who bcfore coming hither, were, they say
Of the OPINION that that State would venture
on secession.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ENECUTOR'S SALE.
II In pursuance OF an order granted bv the Pro
bate Court OF TrumAull County, Ohio, L will oner for
sal. - rghltc auction on the
20A day Of December. Il. d. 1850,
at 10 o clock A. NJ. upoa the premises, the following
described real estate. situate in said County OF frum-
bull. to wit: about eight and 3 10 acres Of land in lets
Ne q and : in the Granger tract in the township Of
Vernon bounded north by lsuds OF the Estate ct Cath
arine Barns, deceased; east by lands Of John Lang
ley south by lands Of Richard SWarts. and west by
the PymAtuning Greek Appraised a. 81 per acre
Terms one third in hand and the Ea!ance IA Nv. years
vi h interest md security. a
Nov. -, LOO, 4wl Executor OF SARAH BuRSs.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

~ In pursuance o : an order granted nv the Pro-
hate Court Of rrumbuII County, Ohio, 1 will onzrfOi
sale At public auction on the
20A day Of December, A. q. 1860,
At 10 O'clock A. Al. upoH me premises. the following
described rgAl estate, sltla e IA sli County OF rrun
bull ami being about eight aud no acres Of Rn5 in
lots 6 and : in the Or. niger tract in the township Of
Verson, bounded uoTta by lands Of Joseph Williams
east By lands Of JohL Lang ey; south BY lands 81 the
Estate Of Saral Barns, deceased. and west by the
p maturing Greek. Appraised at SIS per acre.
Terms Of sale. one third in hand. and the balance in
two years from day Of sale with interest and security.
MILTON RAHAM
Administration Of BrREs,
NOV 81, ls6O. 4Wl by A YEoNASs, his Atty.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
L CfTrlmLun County, Ohio. Petition to sell land
James Anderson, Admir- with the will annexed, of 10
seph Webster.
Us AngelIne Cox and others.

aAA- AANA%h AAhA 7 Niu III Will GLlENguf OF JO-
seph Webster.
rs Angelina Cox and others
TTO following defendants. non presidents Of Trumbull
County. ohio viz; Sabrina RIOS Delilah Atkins. Mar
tia swain, Eliza Swain, Lusina sparrow. Olive Ann
sParrog. Emmon Sparrow. Levi smith OIrnw Smith,
Martha Smith, Garlic SIarks and Saliua ~. Pee. are
hereby not fed that on the 18th day Of December, l-Gn,
the plaiRuH Fled his petition against them and others
in tee Probate Court Of said county. alleging AID
showing that, in or.er to pay the Gebts Of said dsceas-
ed, It is necessary to sell the lands Of said Webster,
deceased; that sad lands are part l. Of lot No Is in the
town>lip OF Bristol, Trumbull county, Ohio. contain
ing seventy-hve acres, more or lees: that said lands
are encountered by a mortgage of $500, given by de
ceas9i 10 Lorenzo L. Spragre, aud nov owned by =.
II Cory. aud also by a Judgment lien in favor OF Pat
tengril. Fansier a Co for $50 and over Sad pei
ton also stat $ that the above named defendants and
others are heirs Of said WEBSTER Said petition pray
for a sale Of said lands TO pay debts. AMI for tie ad
justnent q equities. Said petition will he heard OF
the 3rd dag Of January. AID 1861.
JAMES ANDERSON, Admir- &c.
Dec. ). E0-fW By b Z CURTIsS, his At:y.
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LOST I y I'll WOODs Last week 4 par
ty of hunters left Youngstown for Forest
county, Pa. to shoot deer. Among the
number was a young Swiss. named ERNEST
QUARTER, who has for some time past been
employed in Carrolrs Jewclry store. A
letter was received in town on Tuesday
evening, from Mr.. S. T. BURNETT. one of
the party. stating that QUARTER had stray
ed off by himself in the forest. and could
not be found, although his companions had
spent two days in searching for him. APP
prehension is felt by his friends here, that
he may have persisted from cold. during
the freezing weather of Saturday and Sum-
day.,
LArER.-We learn, just as we 60 to
press, Wednesday evening. that the body
Of QUARTER was found on Sunday last, a
mile and a half from the encampment,
frozen and stiff in the embrace of death
The party with the body, are expected to
arrive during the night Nahoniag Reg
ister, Nor, 20h.
From q private letter to a lady in this
place, we are allowed tie condense the fol-
lowing further particulars:
QUARTER was left by his comrades, at
their encampment or lodgings On Friday,
and requested on no account to leave it I'm
til they returned. as they feared he could
not find his way back if he went out in
the woods alone. When they returned, he
was missing, and they searched for him
in vain until. Sunday, when they found
him, having tracked him for ten miles
He was laying on his back, frozen stiff, his
hands folded across his breast, his boots
half filed with ice, and his gun laying by
his side.
Before starting on the hunting expedition
he semed to have had some premonitions of
his approaching end, as he gave directions
to his brother, to be fll6led in case of his
death, and a will, written in the French
language, was found in his pocket, bequeath-
ing $1,000, to a young lady whom he
was shortly to have married.
He was a foreigner, by birth. a man of
property, beloved and respected by all who
knew him.
His remains were brought to Youngs-
town and inferred.
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WAsuINGToy, Dec. /;
a Card.

q Tara.
Having Withdrawn from the practice of
medicine, in Trumbull County, I hereby ten
der my thanks TO my old patrons for their lib
eral supper and confdenee. In retiring from
their service. 1 feel myself under a degree Of
obligation to my numerous patrons and friends,
not to leave my place vacant. Believing that
the greatest blessing next to perfect health.
is a worthy and competent Homeopathic Ply
s%ieiaR, 1 have made some effort to secure such
a man to take my practice, in whose ability
and medical attachments I have the fullest
confidence. And I take this opportunity of
introducing to your favorable notice DR.. I. H.
Swany. a physician of experience, who comes
highly recommended.
E. ". TOWNSEND.
Warren, Dee. 9Th, 1860.
P. :. All persons know ing themselves in
debted to, or having unsettled accounts with
me, viii please call at my office, and attend to
them soon. as l expect to leave town by the
middle OF ibis month. If.
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WANTEDI
w 1000 #. L & TX in:h White Wood Lumber in
exchange for Harness or anything in our line Of trade
also = few tons Of Hay o II. PATCH d CO.
Warren. Ohio. Dec ). Co
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SUTCGDE II LIBERTY. A man named
Shook. residing in Liberty Up, Of about
~sixty-Gve years of age, committed suicide,
by hanging hirsself dead, on last Saturday.
He was not discovered in time to avail any
thing in restoring a vital spark. The cause
for The act is not known, though it is re-
ported that he had a Disagreement of some
kind with a member Of the family, previous
to his departure. We have no other par
fieulars-Hth SsRtiaeA 4s7g sia a3
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~ Richard Fitzjerald, of San Frascisco, C4ifor-
tia is notiheI that Mary Fitzierald DID on the 2GIh
day OF June, AID ls6O. NE her petition in the ofi~e
Of the Clerk e Common Pleas. within and for the cOun
t. OF TranbuIl and Stste OF ohio, charging the said
K charl F~itzjeTad With Eilful absence from her fr
more ihan three Years last past and asking that she
u4ay - divorced from The said Richard Fit1jerald. and
also asking the custody 81 their children. which petit
ti6a will stand for hearing at the next terri OF said
Court. MARY E~ItZJERALD,
bee 5, 'GO-6E BY Powers & BCNIs, her AUS.
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The popular amusement of garroting has
commenced again in New York, quite a
number of cases having occurred there
lately.
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DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

4 The undersigned has been duly appointed and
as Administrator on the estate % Alexander
'faid, late Of kinsnan, TruEbun Co., deed.
Nov. %, lsso, 3E'l % per B. BsExEs.
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=S<SO~

Fms AT ELYHIA.-The school hou use at
Elyria, composed ofone brick and one stone
building, connected, was destroyed by fire
gu Friday night last, in consequence Of
ashes having been left in a wooden box in
tic schoolroom. Loss $1,000.
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100000 Fer 1851.
Ee.srraEnltA 70 aErrEEs UP 0ECEuBs,
Arthur's Home Magazine,
For IsGIl Vols. XVII. and XVIII.
EDITED BY

T.s THU n vIRGINIA Z. TOWNSEND.
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and Domestic HGPPiHess-
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STEA MER BURNEB-Louisyille Nov. 80.
The steamer Kate Frencl, en- route from
Louisville to the Arkansas River with a
valuable cargo. was burned near Napoleon,
Ark. Wednesday night. Boat and cargo
total loss. No lives lost.
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Dali ROAD NOTICE.

III The annual meeting Of he stockholders Of the
AShtabula & New Lisbon Raii'old Company will he
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on THURSDAY. the 3rd day ofJAN UARY next, at ten
o'clock a. NJ, for the election o. officers. AMI for the
Transaction Of other business. Apunetual attendance
is requested. H. HUBBARD. President
Office Of A. &. MIR Coz said Company
AshCtbula. Dec.5 6O-IW
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