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@&atbs.

In Braeeville, Of Scarlet fever, on the 18th
Of Feb. IDA L., aged 8 months. On the 9th
OF Feb, WILLIAM A., aged 4years and G
mOnths-Children of Thomas and Sarah Ste
yens.
In Bazetta on the fourth inst, JOHN R.,
son of Henry and Mary HOugIand, aged 8 mos
and Z days.
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Having had the experience Of over forty years in
practical Book Keeping and having many published
forms and sys ems on hand for reference and exam
pie. I propose t. give Instructions in the art or sci
ence Of Bookkeeping ~ Dou 4 Entry, in yOEr town
- soon as a class Of SIX or more can ne to- med. and
q room obtained. References IS permitted 10 NJ.
" afren Packard, ElJer J hn Errett. Professor Mar
win Mr.. Morgan OF l * NJ. a1d others.
Terms aud subscription papers len with Mr.. vi ton
PONers. Mr.. O. Fr zier. ard Mr. Warren Packard
n. D I viii teach the use and forms OF Jour as,
IT reqrir.d, but prefer the latest arrangement for
saving tiue and labor with equal accuracy; also hos
TO change Single Entry books into Double Entry
ones. Respectfully yours.
March : 'F0 q NICEITN-
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SALE.

A The subscTiher III sell al Public SALE. on
T esdzy the 9Th DAY OF arch. It lis residence ne 7
Leavitt tuTgh. IN Warren ToxHshia =. TruSli.Ull Coan-
q. con meLeIrg al ~ o'cauek. a ~, the fSslOwIHg
property:
rso .srood Mares. Thre=5 va oil Horses. Two ,
v.t r old colts, tao = year old cuiJz one 4 y=+r old
-sit (Kennesec) agr C0w-. 10 ; yetr oil lie. ers-
* year clio Sieers. eeh- y-lrIng Calves Ciefcrs
I'D Sttetsl. Cue : horse. Negcn, Eearty EcU- on-
iuuf,CT HagcH. neary new. two FlOss. -ue Cu.ivA-
Ter. one Removing hay Lakr. che F4nuins Mi (CEr-
- t.st one : h1rsr slrt, enc Double Set Harness.
4ld a vai " Of Of y attic es-
Arredte f sEX uonrhs b ItE approved security, viii
. given On al suns over i've dOilATs.
Mzrrrn. March ., uC.-2F y DAN Sun
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Ten years ago the student of Yale Col
Ice. convicted o. rolling ten pins was
punished ~ the faculty. Now the faculty
invite him to roll, and occasionally take a
hand themselves, for the benefit of their
health
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Western Reserve College.

We record with pleasure the steady ad-
vance to public appreciation and favor of
this excellent College of Northern Ohio.
under the able administration Of President
HI1cHceck and the Faculty and Instruc-
tors, Messrs. Lone. CAssELs, SEYMOUR.
You've, GREGORY and CmLDs. The Board
Of Trustees and other officers of the insti-
tuition cordially and efficiently cooperate
IN its prosperity, which is now really on a
permanent basis. The institution affords
every advantage for obtaining a thorough
College Course.
The Catalogue of the Western Reserve
College for the Academic year IS59-6O has
been issued, and presents the following
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RRInGE NOTICE.

Seated Proposals r furnishing Userials All
Quill D. = srldg- ysr " shou'ug River IN Brae-v.i!e.
near the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Norld-slu
- received It the Al litor's Uadce. rranhUll Couuy.
Ohio ~uutiiuns O'Clock Fri Ia. III pa lay Of Nsreh,
1867 Plans. AuI Si.eeih:Ations, to 4cconPany pro
poslis ~ orIsr Of d u aissioasrs.
o. L. ToLcVrT, County Auditor,
Feb. IS, tSo4F.
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NOTICE..
IN Noties il hereby gtven that the uliersignel has
cen Appo:ntei assignee OF lew Nichols. Of War; n.
TIumLu U uaty. ohio an has been ddl. q,l dst
As such AL creditors Of sad Ni.tolS re rsid u
10 pr sent their cams asli1,; IA n - me for 4iioE.
ace or reje ;.i1a a~eeorSiug 20 las-
c. W. SVIru.
March :. CIV Assisuse.
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DR.. Carey. the Postmaster at Racine,
died a lew day sine, and before his burial
there were over one hundred applications
for the oHioo on their way TO Washington.
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DARN FOR SALE.

l'AhM ron OaLE.
The Farm Gnown as the Doctor Leavitt farm. in
Wares T~oWHship, Tsumbnli COUNT ,Oti3, three miles
west Of the vililge Of Warren, on the road lestIng
fran WSrrth To- NrwtoA Falls and Immediately south
OF the c. NJ Rail KOa at LeavittsburS. Said farm
CONTAINS . { hundred and forty eight (s-l acres.
ahUaI one hunfref ana ten acres clear Al, and has
been recently pat in glod repair. and i we'll Niapt-d
for either dairy ing or filling It is we'll watt red aud
tirub,red. hts wo good orchards. a large tNo story
Brick Dive ia- u.uae. a good Earn and otheT out
Lgiid nss- Il aSu hs- a god sugar e8mp-the best
in he euuI'y AM person W n ins a hsrga u. VIII
call soon a. he Lrn, Will .e sold ELQHirs On the
premises. or 81 Gr swO as Steam OIL u,ii-
T. LAWSON.
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No Adjourned Session.

We are glad to announce that by a late
vote in the Senate, the question Of al ad-
journed session has probably received its
quictus.
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SPEGLAL EXHIBITION
~ cnHnnr ~ nErrr

There will be special Examinations Of School
Te tcherS, on fridays. March 18th and Both, and April
18Th and Way IrJh-
All teachers Who expect % teach summer shoots.
can aiteDd some cneof the aforesaid examinations.
PrivAt3 EXAMINATIONS cTnuot be had. aud no more
subiic examinations VAL be heIi uitil n-xU tail.
Marcel ! '6n. W~HIrTLESEY ADAMS.
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.NUARDIAN SALE.

= . y ADINL U4AbLs
u In pursuance OF an o der Of The Probate Court
uf Trumbuu County. tho. mats on the 5th day %
szrch. A. ID I-6O, I shall otter at Public sale. UE the
22I LAY OF March. l-6u- a. J O'clock P. ~ Of said
Day. on the premises, The fOiuOWing described Lands
situate in Warren. TrumGult County. 0hi0. and Is al
unIiyIded third part Of u and ~-It1 acres VI had ia
ios Iunher B.. la said township, sgbjret 10 the dover
Of Marhl Baker therein. tsins ths same lands tIst
Frederick fisher died .os "a or.
Tei ne Of sals. one Third IN hand xad tie hahnee
In on ear with six per cent. interest and secured
by Mortgage. APl raised At S'IT.
BoCKER.
Na~ch :. Is6n Nv Luard at II Fisher hsirs-
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Card 10 Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.

THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE
Il Hal Leland safe remedy or Female Complains.
would respectful. call the attention Of the LANES Of
this country TO II, feeling assured that in the Iachish
or Pereie Pills they will 6nd a safe AMI never falling
remedy for diseases arising from 4 deraHged and dis.
ordered system such as sick headache. paipitatjon Of
the heart. lowness Of spirits, nervous affections. leu
corrhea. &c.
In removing s~toppages or distractions Of the men
ses, from whatever cause, they are i~nafibls. The
suppression so common is speedily relieved. and there
VIII be no recurrence. il used according to directions.
CAUTION.
THERE AVE TINS WHEN THE HAcmsu on PKRrrr
PILLs SHOULD nor BIZ TAKEN, AMPLE EXPERIENCES HAY
ING FEOvEN THAT TTEv WILL NOT ONLY PREvESr PREs-
NANCY BIT INvAEIAELY cAUsE MISCARRIAGE II THEY
ASK TAKES DURING THR EARLIEB MONTHS. MARRIED Ia
BJEs ARE 1HEESFORE CAUTIONED AGAINST UsIEG IHEN
At SIGH TINEs-AT AMY OTHER TINS THY ARE SaFE
Full directions ccompany each box and package.
None genuine without the signature Of ENuIE
AorLOS. Proprietor, Rue ST.. HonOTe, Paris, or Mas
SOL & LAURIE, Importers.
Price, 81 . per box; half boxes IS cents.
Sold wholesale and retail by WOODS & PEW and E.
SMITH. STRATToN * Co.. Warren N. T. JEwELL,
Youngstown Feb 22-6m
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FRUIT TREES.
g RAP S., &C.

GRAPE n S, &c.
We are expecting to receive from the Nursery Of
Mr. BonSell. of salem. in season for the spring trade,
a select sssoTtueDt Of Apple Trees. embraeing The
best varieties for this climate. We have on hand Isa-
bella GrSpS Vines. New Rochelle or LaEt0n Black
berry, and . limited supply Of Peach Trees. all Of
which Sli be sold on reasonable terms
EVER
We will receive orders for. and procure bills Of
Eyergreens. from the extensive Nursrry Of Mr.. Bon
sen, ana deliver them here at his retail prices. il or
ders are made in season.
SEED POTATOES.
AfeW bushels OF Prince Albert and s.. Helena Pa
sAtoSs on m.nd' whieh Ee can CONNIE as superior
for the yield, and exemption from the rot- Tbev NAV
BE had OF u. or at the Grocery Of r. A. BALDWIN,. in
Warren AT 81 perbushel, or at a slight aivance for
smaller Quantities. @. HAPGOOD q SON
Warren. Feh. 20 60
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nISSOLUTION.
~ The firm Of Ch,w. Csrnes & Boutcn is this Iay
dissolved ~ uu.usl C nsrn-. los nHssRess OF the
ste arm viii re settled by the sul cru'-rs. who Viii
coauuu- the business al the U ii slant. where they NIL
& 9 ad % see h friends and cust smeIs Of the late
ms. AL ersons knCWihs themselves iniebtsd TO
{ ir nru Of Chew. Carnes and BoGtSn. will please call
and seuls ~ H3ls o. otherwise.
ALLISON CHEW.
CIiAS L. Button
BrookGsld. March let, 1850 9Th -3s
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NOTICE.
~ The Copar:nsrship hersto'ore existing bet Feen
; ". PstIsnseil, Samuel sansie-. AID JssO, Norton.
5 this cay di.sJissd ~ mutu 81 consent. An pers Ins
IA ie Ut cd IL the ab we arm. either ~ Noe or BOOK
Account, wIi! pielss setEi- the SAM.
J. P~ATTENiELL.
SAMUEL FANSLER-
jacob NORFON.
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Now Is THE TIME to get good
NECK | 3 Brrnn and
ASSIGNEES, SALE

The undersigned. as Assignee o. Lei Nichols vii
oS 2 Tor sale. A. he Store rom tat-l7 oecrpiet b
sad NIelals IN Warre1. GU Thursjay. the 92a4 DAP
81 March. A. d i-6O, A LrSr assortment Of Hats
Gzp-. really nrse eIpthiEg. Cloths, CassiIn-rs, gents
"a ni-ing gr1is. n innings AMI other goods.
o al purs bases Of tea dollars Ald over a credit o Z
: < months sth be given. by note On interest with
oprr0vsI security, sale u eounenee on said day
sut eoaGinue iruln day ~ dSy uadl the entire stick 10
sold.
CHARLES W SMITH Assignee.
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STATE OF OHIO

tor ard GIauhaas- having b-vn died in this ofhce.it
- orGer-s thnt'h ) be advertise agreesaly tn law.
aud that they r-main on he Tor Inspection aud ex-
eeat ons until th- - day Of March next. when they
vii b. exsuiEet - The Court and ordered to record
II no rxscFtionS app ar thereto. - vii:
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NEW FIEsNI:
0eaC Goods!

NO. +, MAIN STREET.
MESSRS. MCCORMICK q LAIRD
Iva would respectfully inform the public that they
have purchased the entire stock OF
Crockery and Glassware,
to T. }. NeLain. Jr.. and are prepared to
carry Oh the bu mess At his oil stand We have
made larg, additions TO the stock and are now ready
u nh any calls in our line.
We have the largest and best assorted stock OF
Queensware and Glassware in Trumhull COGnty, to
whleh We invite general ~attsntiOu We have two
beautiful patterns Of White Stone China unsurpassed
IN quality Of style and ware which give universal
satisfaction. Glassware Of every description, and a
rood assortment Of look ng gL-sses. Every person
in want Of CrOeksry,i is Invited to give usa call. re
nieaInering that we have tie best Of ware, and are
Esssr uHdsrSoIa. Eeb.E, res,
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SEED POTATOES.
RELIABLE
By State AuthOritE
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, $1,000
Paid HD CAM al and SurDbks S325 OOC

COptO CtOCk, SJUU,UUU.
Paid aP Capt. al and Surplus, 1926, 900.
wELLs sOEFHwORTH. Pres.
LEVI B. BRADLEY, See'y.
This COMPANY has been in operation Eve years, and
DARING This time It has acquired a reputation T I
sogndness, Promptuess aad h0norshie desiing, sec
ond to no Company in tn United states. Its stock
Is owned By The p ~inoiptl men OF wealth. and busi-
ness II ana ABOUT New Haven and among them is
Judge W. W. Boardman, knoEn 6rorabIg a, tbiz
community as a man OF wealth. an as a hrze land
oaneL IN uhlo- Ills COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
Has NEVER fEr LIrIGATED ANY LOSS. Mar. =. 60.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK
INCORPORATED IN 1921.
Cash Capital S25O,0OO.
Surplus 0rer $780, OO.
WILLIAM PIT PALMER, Pres.
SDkEW J SMITH, Ssey
This CNmpaag has been doing a cc-ssfuibusiness
er. Robert i MeEturn, Moses Taylor. and Others
Among the most wea.hy m-n o. New York, are stoek
hoiders and Directors OF this Company.
The Polio es OF this company DO not csntIin ths
i5ih CoHdHtoH, which. ia its operation Is so uufai
and oppressive upon the sssurer. Let all who are il
s1red see What the condition is.
By prompt and honorable dealing with all. this
0omIany has acquired a reputation second to n
Company in the COuAtry.
HUMBOLDT INSURANCE co
OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Surplus large
JOUN RANKEN, Pres.
WILLIAM MULLEGAN. Sec'y.
This Company was organized in 1851, aud owned
by a large numher Of wealthy business men Of New
York. among whom are John Rankin. samuel P.
Holmes. Auson G.. p helps, George H. Elle'y, and 9th
ers- ltsbusiness his been successful and proftahle;
and il has heretofore adjusted all losses satis factory
an paid the same promptly.
Il IA rrf.f.T ru = ah0-a - -rs...-
FIRST class riskst
Every business Mao should Insured C1ua.ry Mer
chants Wall fad il to their advantage to insure in good
STOCK CompaI les.
Farm properly insured ] year for Il per cent. ,
years for IL rer CT aud 5 year .or . per Ct upon the
amount Insured. without preniEm Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
b J. z. ASPER.
Feb. l5;h, ls6l-ly Agent, Warren. o
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ae6 advertisements.
To the Young Gentlemen Of Warren.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed i'm.
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PLANK ROAD NUIICE.

me Stockholders Of the Niles and
1 Austintoxn Plank Road & Turnpike Co.. are
hereby notiaedt To met Al the 0ddee Of lanes Ward <
4 o., on Saturday tRs i7th day OF March. Ir the lur
rose Il cle',iuR seven Directors for the ensuing year
il n. Mason Sec. go C-kEIS, Presideng.
Niles. Febuary 18Th, iseU -Sw.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE..

The sjsckusld,Ts Of the NahoaiHg Plank Road
20 are g., que-ied 10 meet al The Court ilOusr, in he
.oHn q Csuheai, A.honIns CoIhty Uhi,. on saiuE
d4y. the 3ist day OF Marcn, A. ID. is6J At 10 oel c..
4. NJ for the -urpose u ,leetiug the requisite atm
Der o directors :Or The ensai.g year ana tor trsns-
ssdng sueh other business as may come before them.
No tOtl sill te charged 20 sid stOesholdSTs Oh sad
iAy.
BY order " th= Bosrd Of Directors
WILLIAM W. N~HlrTbESET.
n.rc.t1 go. MI --ar-E-ry
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NPPLICArIoN FOR PARDON

Norce is hsr-by given IN 1t an Am iG : on will
be made 70 thu Governor Of the STATE CT hi0. 100 me
ptTd, ~ IL 1,nitm p Vtugor .er. c~onvictri Of horse
stealing at h June Term. A D. 1857 Of ths Court OF
Common Pleas OF Tr1~sbui County, Ohio. aud sen
:saeed - tAe Pealtssisry fer he term Of six years.
Fxh. @ TO.-3S
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IOTAL,
The Libraries of the College and Liter
airy Societies contain about nine thousand
volumes, are are accessible to all the stu
dents. 1t is estimated that the whole an
nual expense of the student, exclusive of
apparel and travelling expenses, need not
much exceed 500.
CALENDAR.
The Fall Term is from Sept. 2lst to
Dec. 9th.
The Winter Recess, from Dec. 24th to
Jan 4th.
The Spring Term, from Jan. 18th to April
18th.
Junior Exhibition. Wednesday, April
18th, 1860.
The Summer Term from April 25th to
July 18th.
The Summer Vacation from July 18th
to Sept. 18th.
Commencement, Thursday, July 18th,
1860.
The Fall Term. for 1860 commences
Wednesday, Sept. 10Th.
Examination of candidates for admis-
mission, July 10th and Sept. 18th, 1860.
Connected with the College is a Gram
mar School. f. S. GREeoRY, N. A. In
structOr, which is under the general Su-
pcrvision of the Faculty, and is primarily
designed to prepare young men for College.
The charge for tuition is $50 a year; or
So for each quarter of three months. The
Terms and Vacations coincide with those
of the College.-CGe Herad
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Bristol. March lst. IssO-T.-3~

TOWS! COWS!l COWS!!!
" The undersigned will have luU good Dairy
Cozs for sais. in the vicinity OF NrVton Falls, on the
~ aud 81 Of APrit mex A rare chants IS ofered 10
those wishing 10 Toplenish th=Ir sIack
=. n. CnRYST.
March =, TO-4ws u FENSrERMAEED-
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lug. dso'a, anal settlement Of Admins.r'r
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ih1rstcn Il Easos,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ ihlrsten X EA;os, In ceart OF Common
Pleas Of rraneah
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued from he court
or Common Pleas Of rrumbnl County Ohio. to me d.
reeted aud esliv- red. l shgl otter for sale A. Public
Auction atthe door of The Court House in Warren, Ia
said county, on
Saturday, the Dist day of Ssarch, 1850,
betweeR the hours Of 10 o. I5cS. An and 4 o'clock.
p u OF ssla day, the foiloNing described real estate:
Situate IN Hartford. Ia sara county. and is a PIT %
10 %. and hoendsd as foiloSs North ~ land owned
by banreD M-risu. east by tie i.t Inc seuth "a land
Osned BY Nrs gathbu ~. Mrs. 1oRId AL Trsey. l.
Z. Jones. Mr. Ford sud Pr A Hart. AID vest by tbs
be IN ard south center h ghSSy containing forty and
> half acres. il ciuiIpg tao aud a half acres nov
ozned - Asher robinson which are net inlsndrdto
o. cOBNs, ed Appraised ~
T~erms-Cash
A p LYMAN. sSsris.
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To the People Of
RARPEN AND VICINITY.

nR. r J.. LYONS has s<ued a
~ pamphlet c~1utaiui & a brief sketch OF his Life.
study ant Extensive travels, whIch can lie TX tiu-i
free Of chArs al as o'iee ia Gl-veilur. or at rapP's
HAZEL Ia lug hs 'ppoia.ed DAYS. the llsh aud l4th Of
N.rrh F-b- Il "a -Fr
, 1860-07-21

TheAc1fon Of the Rival Lovefn--A Duel
1mpentflUS-
In notice Of this case yesterday the name
Of one Of the parties was written Lottie. It
should have been Litton. The Rochester Union
has the following sequel to the story:
The cass Of Litton agt. Mcintosh suit for
the sole possession of the affections Of Miss sIa-
rion Pfondfoot, Of Toronto-which came up in
our Police Court yesterday, took an unex oeeted
turn, and though it is transferred from this
court. it is not yet concluded. In our notice Of
the affair yesterday, We gaze the name of one
party wrong. The complainant, who appeared
dian Of her daughter, was John Lefablere Lit
ton, and be is connection Of Sir Edward Bull
Wer Littor. the novelist, and = nephew ot Sir
Edmund Head, Goveruor-Gsneral Of Canada.
HIS ar1stocTatlc connections no doubt gave him
the favor he finds with the mother Of the young
LADY whose hand be aeeks.
"Ac1ntosh was discharged yesterday without
bail. LIE could not be held upon the peace war
rant here until he had been released from the
custody OF the Clifton Springs constable, who
held him upon 4 warrant Tor assault and bat.
tery. To procure such release Liston signed a
discharge. When The magistrate came to exam
inc the peaca warrant he found that it Was not
atated where the threats were msde, and u it
WINS doubtful about Jurisdiction, Justice Bard
we'll dismissed the case. Mcintosh went OF
with flying coloss and last evening took the six
?. II. train for Clifton Springs. Litton and the
troudfoots had taken the Two P. Y. train over
the same road but stopped at Cauaudaicua
where Litton went beiora Justice Howell aud
took ont another warrant for Mcintosh. This
morning an officer from Canaudaigua arrived
hera with 4 warrant for the arrest ot Mcintosh,
"a finding that be had gone to Clifton, be took
the flrst tram for that place and has no duubt,
ere this, arrested Mcintosh and taken him to
Canandaigua 10 answer.
It Is difficult 10 predict where this affair will
end, but it would not be strange if hostile
meeting ersued. Mcintosh ia quite cool and
has plenty of pluck tor anything. Litton is tho
mors iu'petuous and the lighter man Of thet~o.
bandases and has to support hlmIelf upon
crutrhes. He will no doubt be well enough ere
long to meet his rival in the field"
, 1860-07-21

It knows nothing Of are clearly presented to US:
NO sec the sna1es all vainly spread, though
spread with eki1l, aud We arc more ready than
ever TO believe That "God rueth In the affairs
There can be no doubt but that this plan of
Lee's vaa noted man by tho British, Lord
Uoro had nrrnn-eI h;s nfanx Tor Tho next cam
paion: tbey It'd been nTnaentcd TO Parliament
and annroyed and thev were based entirely
upon The iunciioa Of thn armies on the Hudson.
Subsenuent maven ents shox conclusfyely that
all this vns chanued m account Of secret jpFor-
mat;on rece;reJ hv Hove and kent by him
from liz oflicera and from parliament, very few
of h;a ofI;cers he,ng ccnaulted in rerard ia the
moyement aouthwsrd
That the plsn did not succeed does not di'niu.
isb the crime. II tbears m its face The marks Of
tbe bosest trsschery. and entities its author to
tho hi1he.t rant II the roll Of traitors, It Ia
suf,ie;ent thst Il vss nrersnted: tho results
were nnforeseen and nnr1nected. it il true: had
tbrv been otheTw;ae who would hare written
tho bistorr of the nenuh]ic9
a. between Aruold and Lee, 10 far rs regards
the fact OF treason. there seems to bc little to
choose. vet The motives that acsuated them we're
widely different. Lee bad been placed higher
under ill-merit d neglect. Leeconsidered him
self The American Palladium, and was striving
to supplant Washington; Arnold claimed only
what be supposed 10 be his just rights under
the common rules of promotion. Lee had ever
sneered at the plans Of Washington, and nerer
heartily CO operated with him. Up TO tho time
of his treason Arnold had been working Glitter
as well as q brilliant soldier. Follow hts "1n.
ter's march through the forests OF Na!ne' and
his fleet on Champfain. See him charging over
the field Of S lratoga, the real hero OF toat aaT,
though not in command These th,ogs entnled
him 10 reward aud neaiecs stqng mn 70 70 mad 20
ness, when others might hafe 1ofne Il a!. me
cool, calculating sfeachery ot Lee nag !no.nlns
better than cowara.ce 10 -. Iess upoo. .h .mse.I
prisoner, he considered the cause O. tue mer1-