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PAny ana Patrick Lawn Defend
ants
Pursuant to n alias order Of sale to ne directed
from the Court above named, in the case aboy. en-
titled, pending in said court. I shall saer for sale.
at public auction. At the door OF the public house.
called the Mansion House." in the village aud town
OF Hudson Summit County. Ohio, on the eleventh day
OF October, 1850. attEo O'Clock. p II ofthat day, the
following described prem ses, and property OF the
Clinton Line Rail-Ro3d Company, situate and being
IN the Couaties OF Summit, Portage, Geauga. ard
Fruuhnll in the State aloreSai5-viz-the railroad
OF said Company. the right Of way and land oeeapied
thereb! : together with the superstructure and tracks
thereon and al rails AMI other materials used there
on, or provided therefor; the bridges. ~viaduels, eul-
verts, fences, depot grounds and buildings thereon;
engines, tenders. cars tools, materials, machinery,
and all other personal property Including a qIanti
" OF stone, both dressed and undresSedj ofth. said
1Clinton Line Rail Road Company" ana an said
Company's right thereto and interest therein; to
gether with the tolls, rent, Income. to he had or lev
led thereupOn. and all franchises. rights and priVi-
leges Of said Company to or concerning the same.
The real estate and mixed property are appraised
At seventy thousand dollars
WM COLLINS. Special Master. 80
RASNEY BAOKUS NOBLE. and WORTHIHGT0N
* MATTHEW'S. Soh. for csmPs.
lSept s, 1850. TEl
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ ciari''. Han Ia Court Of Common

~ OTITIIEI dIN N NUITE OF OULIMUI
vs. Pleas
Elijah nutehins. ct al BE- virtue Of an eresu-
ton issued from the CoSrt Of Common Pleas Of Trume
bull county, Ohio, &c me directed and delivered. I hay
evied upon, and shall sfsr for sale, st Public Au C
Gi0n on
Saturday the Ga day of October, 1860.
At ] o'clock, P n, Of said day, the undivided one
eighth interest 0 fBlijah Hutehins Subject 20 the Wild
oE's right OF dOWer) in the following described real
estate, situate in Vienna toEnshiP. in said county
Being part Of lot No. IS in said township. land being
the farm ofWhieh 0urien Hutchins died. seiSed) con
tanning hfty seven and . halfacres more or less. bound.
ed on the north BY the east and vest center road, on
the east by land owned by the heirs OF David Clark,
on tke southhy land Of Oliver Barnhisel, and by lands
owned by Mrs Cahoon. The said interest Of Elijah
Hutvhins appraised At sI43. IS; terms cash.
A B LYMAN, shertR.
shcrirs Oaes Warren, Rept. S. 1850
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NEW JAIL

NEW JAIL.
~ Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters
Of Trnmbuii County that al the annual election to be
held ON the End Tuesday of next, I'm accordance
with Sec of an Act passed APrile, 1856. Further
to prescribe the duties Of County COMMISSIONER >;
a vote will be takenf0r the erection Of = new JAIN for
said County. As her stOiOre stated the entire Gust OF
n suitable Jail and jailOr's residence complete will
not exceed rIl one an one third mills on a dollar
Of the Taxable property of the County
J. W. P~ATTEN0EL)
n. y. AUSTIN Co. Con'rs-
J &. SMITH
Commissioners Office, Warren, o.. Sept. l9. 1850, Il
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Pole Raising ct Bundysburg.

The live Republicans of BundysBurg will
raise a Pole on Saturday evening next. w.O.
FOrrist, Esq of this place will deliver the sd-
dress.
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CTRAY COW.
~ Strayel from the subscriber in Warren on The
25th day OF August lS60. . dark red or brown COW
with 4 little white on her ha:k At the root Of th- tail.
Any person returning said Gov or giving
whsre she may be found At HSll & Co.'S Machine
shop or at the residence OF the subscriber viii ne lib
orally rewarded. ELIAS ii. HULL.
Warren. Sept. lsth, ls6o, Az.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
luxIbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland IL Erie. and CleVe-
land q Pittsburgh Rail Roads
AtSolon, with Hacks TO Chagrin Pals, &c.
q Mantua with Hacks for Rayenna.
q Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
Warren with Hacks TO Sharon, Greenviils Mead
willie. Bloomfield Garfield, &C
(" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence By ?. II. W
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Is. 1859. CuAs. L. RHOpEs supt.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Charlie: Smith In T''H'url Com Pleas

Cyrus BosEorth
By virtue Of an alias order Of Sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbulI County, Oeis, to
me directed and delivered, I shall oGer for Sale at
Public Auction, at the door Of the Court House in
Warrea, In said county. on
Saturday, the 29h day Of September, at
] o'clock. z. N. ofssid day. the following described
real estate. situate in the township OF Lortstova,
1rnmbuIl County, AMI Is known a. q part Of lot Nc.
II. Bounded. south by land in said lot owned by
Charles Van Wye, west BY the west line. and north by
forty nine acres Of said lot, heretofore surveyed. be-
ing the central part Of said lot, andeontsining about
fifty one acres more or less. Also all the land east Of
said atty one acres. TO the highway, the last piece
Of land lies in Hearhersheld, being about eleven
acres. and is sill the land decided BY said Van Wye to
said BosEorth- Appraised At $50. per acre Terms
Cash A. I. LYMAN, Sheriff
sherId,a Once. Marren. Aug. %. 1850. 5M.
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T n E
ONLY PREPARATION
HAT
STOOD THE TESf OF YEARS.
md groWs more and more popular every
DAY!

AuO kiOhS hNAl III HAOAC pOPuAaA GtCig
day!
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Of society. whose united testimony none could re-
sist. that Prot. FOODS Hair Restorative will restore
the bald and gray. and preserve the hair Of he youth
to old age. in all its youthful beauty
Battle Greek. Mich. Dec. s1st, 1883.
PRoT. NooD: Thee vii: please accept = line TO in
form thee that the hair on my head all fell Cd over
twenty years Ego. caused by a complicated chronic
disease. attended with an eruption on the head. A
continual course Of suffering through life having re
duced ne to a state OF depeI fence, | have not been
able to obtain stun for caps. neither have l been able
ode them up, in consequence Of which ny head has
suffered extremely from cold. This induced ue TO
paw Briggs & Hodges almost the last cent L had on
earth for : Two dollar bottle Ofthy Hair Restorative
about the FIRST Of August last 1 have faithfully fol-
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and being destitute Of means TO purchase any more,
Z -A-.-esA Is-~E - -s~tdse Not be wiling 70 sand
me an order on thine agents for 4 bottle, sna receive
to myself the scripture deeIaratisn-'ths reward is
10 these that are kind to the wiGov and the iather-
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CORDIAL,

and Why7 because Il HsUsr fails to sfsrE tasfsasS
EsoEs relief, when given In time. Il Gets ~ 10 ~
magic. and one tyist alone will convince yOa Ass
We say is true. II contains
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KEE IN .AFF CLIMATE.
The FaMILT ca ITHARTTC PILL 10 .
gentle but active Cathar-I .tie, which the propriets<
has used in his prscticel - more than twerty years
The constantly inereas- &king demand IRON tAoss
who have long used the -PILLS, and the satiakas
ton which all express in --regzrd to their use, has
induced ne to place = them wIthia the reach =
all. i-
Tie Protessioh veil know that different c.
thartics act on different ApertioRs OF the boEels.
The FAMILY CAL YHARTIc PILL has.
with due reference tol tnis we'll established fact
been compounded fzonlYNs variety Of the parest
Vegetables ExtrAetB - which act alike on eEos0
part Of the alimentsrY ~ sanal. and are GOOD sad
SAFE in all cases where 2 ia Cathsrtie Is needed,
such rs ERAHGE@ 1HEHTS 81 the
II. GLBEPINESS.I AAlPAIN IN 4 BACK
AND L0INS, COSTIYE- - PAIN
SORENESS OVER THE &VHOLR BODY. fF e.
sudden cold, which fire. qUsntly ~ neglected epA
in = long course OF Pc = yer. h0SS OF APE
rITR, A CHEEPIN6l SENSATION OF COLI
TIE BODTIE
n 4 D Az z. rI@iWBIGHf IN fu1
A all ISELAMMAI TOR DISEA6Ra
WORMS in CHILDREN Cor ADULTS. KHBUHA-
rISM, a great PuRIFII yNiER sf lie HOOD aaa
many diseases 70 Ehicht fesh Is heir, tee Eancx~
Gus to meItion In thisl adTertissmsaG
BOSE, tea.
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LiEenier, Noble Co., Indiana. Feb. 5th, 1859.
Prov o.. Woop: Dear SiT:-IR the latter part ~
rtue year IS52. while attending the State and Nation
al Law School OF the State Of New York, ny hair,
from a cause unknown 10 me, commenced falling OF
very rapidly. SO that in the short space of six mouths,
hereh Of is covering, and much ofthe remaining por
tion upon the side and back part Of my head shortly
after became gray, so that you will net be surprised
vixen l tell you that upon my return to the State Of
Indiana, my more casual acqUaintanees were not so
much NJ a loss to discover the cause Of the change In
my appearance. as my more intimate acquaintances
were to recognize me at all.
l atonee made application TO the most skillful ply
Sicians In the country. but. receiving no assurance
from them that my hair could again be restored. 1 was
fsTced 10 become reconciled to nay fate. Until, fortu-
nately, in the latter part of the year 1881, your Re
being the most reliable Hair Restorative in uSs /
tried one bottle. and found to my great satisfaction
that il was producing the desired effect. Since that
time. 1 have used seven dollars worth Of your Re
s%torGtive. and as q result. have r rich coat Of very
soh black hair, which no money can buy
As 4 mark Of nv gratitude for your labor sad skill
In the production Of so wonderful an article. / have
its use to many OF my friends and &C
quaintances. who. I an happy to inform you. are US
ing it with like effect. Very respectfully. yours,
A n. LATTA-
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
The Restorative is put up In bottles OF three sizes,
zig: large, medium. and small. the small holds Il .
pint. and retails for one dollar per bottle; the nedi-
nm holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small, Tetails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more in proportion.
and retails for 50.
o. J.. WOOD & CO.. Projectors. 444 Broadway.
New York, and Iii Market Street, St. LOliS, No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. sept.5 S. Is60.2m
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

PRICE 3 DIMES,
~ LIVER ETYTGoRAToR nj RAN1Y
cATHARTTc Pills are retailed BY Drsgzisls Esa-
orally, aid sold Wholesale BY the trads in all ~ large
towns ST ". SANFORD. n. D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Jan IS, ls60-fy 335 Broadway, New YorR.
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n 1 will otter at Public Auction at the Court
House door in Warren, ON
Monday the 29h day Of Oct, d. D. 1860.
1860, a tract ofItnd situate in the township Of Cham
pion In The County of Trumbull, containing l54 acres
he the same more or less. said laad is part Of lots Nos
Sand IS, and Adjoins land OF John NJ. Fetrick aud
others, and 10 the same, which was cOnvesed by Geo.
Patterson and wife to Wn. Tew. Said land will be
sold subject TO the contract contained in a certain
Mortgage given by ssid William lew, and by Olive
his wife to said Geo. Patterson, dated Feb !, 1859.
Recorded in Trumbull County Records. Book OF
Mortgages. No S, Pages 59I SOS and SOC, to which all
purchases are referred for further notice. Terms one
third cash on confirmation OF sale, one third in six
months and one third in twelve months with interest,
tie payments to be secured by notes, and Mortgages
on the premises. Sale will take place between the
hours of l9 o'clock. NJ and 4 o'clock, P 81. of said
day il two thirds Of the apprslSnent he offered for said
land. ID. BALDWIN
: lang. 90. 1850, sU.l Ass'ee OF WM. TEW.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
1N Aastin BushBell Before Jefferson Palm.
u ESQ., = Justice Of the Peace
Samuel A. IIuiehins } for warren iownthiP. Tram
bull County. and State ofOhiO. on the 2Ith day Of
August, leo, said Justice issued an order of attach.
meEt in the shove action for the sum Of seventy dol
lars with interest from March q. 1859. and the same
vii be for hearing On the Is day OF October, A D.
fo60, At one o'clock, p. n.
F.R & Z. II. HCrcHINs.
(SepE S. 1850, 3G1 Auys for Plf.
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I OST.
II On North Main or Market St., q Lsdy's Gold
Bracelet with chased surface. The finder will be re-
lSept. ~, lS6O
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FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; AND PUF
UP IN Glass CASES, CIR TIGHT. IND WILL
FFEp IN ANY CIIU4TE
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TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.

RANNEY. BAOKUS NOBLE. and WoRIHIHGToN
* MATTHEWS. sOls. for csnpt.
lSept 8. 1860. Tsl
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NL0TILDA HATS-The latest and
" most fashionable article out. just received at
: TSept. I2. 1860 MRS. MESSERS.
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BY [l,EI.EGRApH-

CINcINNATI-Four dull and prices irregular; SUI
pertinG WIS offered s. Is, and 700 bills. OF sold
at 4,0O Wheat Is i'll light supply, aud holders ask
an advance Of &C., but buyers hold OF und the mar
ket Is quiet and prices noInal at 9Oc$l 90 for
prime red and white. Cora is dull at 22@32c. Oats
@re scarce and one cent higher and closing at 29c.
ltye declined to 55@56, and dull. Barley dull but
not lower; primo Se@s5c. Whisky In good demand
at 1919. with sales of 1900 bbls. Hogs duh and
prices declining; 5000 head sold ut $5,T5G5SO and
$50 head very heavy in three lots at S0G96,121S;
receipts are light, not exceeding 25CO head since
Saturday Nothing doing In mess pork. One
hundred bbls of lard sold ut 93 and 5000 pieces Of
green meat soldat 1905 for slonders7 for sides and
ton &c. premium, on Philadelphia &c, ditto, and on
Baltimore nominal. The. feeling in financial and
commercial circles, continues very unsettled.
NEW YgEk, Nov 20Irhe Money morket is easier.
ing Rrner; o. S. SIS 97 ditto of 1885, 9S Thompsops
quote uncnrrent funds fOllows:--Au South of
Washington and Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri aud
Iowa money 10 per cent. discount Maryland and
Pennsylvania 395 per cont. DISCOUNT Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky per cent; Michigan and Canada 2
per cent.
Flour firm sales 1G5oO bills Mt S4T5@4 30 orstate
SS,35@5'40 for Ohiv; southern heavy at S5.20@55O.
wcelt firm; sales 100000 hush at 81 IL91 Il for
Chicago spring, 81 40@1 42I for southern white and
Sl,32Ia for rcd. Corn $4,000 bush. sold at an al
vance of 1c; sales at 6G@6Tc. Pork firm Mt SI79
4!;'0 Tor mess anu Sl2,25 for prime. Lard dull ut
l1149l13sc.
Pn1LADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Flour continues very dull
but without quotable change in prices small sales Of
supcrfine Mt $5, and extra ut $525@53T X: the 10
cciPts are liberal, and the stock is accumulatine-
Wheat duh, hut lcss Offering tho closing Of canal
navigation having out off supplies by these routes;
5000 bush. sold ut S1,17@1, 80 Pennsylvania and
Western; red steady ut IS: Corn dull; 2OOO:bush
OF yellow sold at ga, and 1900 bush. white at CO.
Oats selling at 3293Sc. No change in groceries or
provisions. Rio coffee selling slowly at l3@l4L
whtsky-2o0 bbls sold at 10000
BAITInoRE, Nov. 26--Flour quiet; Ohio aud How
ord st. So, City Mills $4,I5. Wheat dull at S1O53
81 is for red and 81 ,20@g1,45 Tor wlite Corn dull
old white and yellow G0@63c. Provisions dull and
whisky dull at 1910. 2
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Constipation or Costireness

prevalent, little understood and 81 n,,,cI'
us Sosttye1ess Often originating IN CiTciessi1ss or
su t habits; 1t is regarded aalight disorder
tSty q y the precursor companion of niiIY Of
most aal and dangerous diseases and unless
sEaalcted It lbrfug the sufferer TO mn ul-
Ss,: Is the usual attendant are Headache
rheumatism Foul Breath. Piles and otIIeT Of
tAS ntnLe, while long train of frEhtil diseases
sec5 as Malignant Fcvcrs Assesses Dysentery Di
MT TstsTIo PSySslSpsSn Apoplexy Epilepsy Paralysis,
Nt drtasis, Melancholy and insanity
s,t. symptom Not unfrOquentiy tho diseases
iiiiea originals III Constipation, but take on mn in
an carry stage From all these considerations it fol-
mar the disorder should receive Immediate at
tt "noheVeF u occurs, and no person should
70 get " box Of CePHlic Pills Un the ftIBt an
ssat9nSc Of the complaint, their timely use viii
inc siddUus approaches ofdisease and destTIy
Tins dangerous foe to humun life. W W. "
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~ nrAp.chr "a the ti.rnr,.a .,.,,l ..,.,.,.

T. a , Il the tvOrtte sign by which ma
tuFs naHSes kpown any deviation whatever ff0m Tic
natural state Of the 6san aud viewed in tltslighr il
!a{ oe te2Sed on as safeguard intended to- Sive.
notice OF disease which miSht otlieiwfss EscnpG nj
tsntiop Till too late TO be Ttmedled; an tts incS
lions should never be neglected. HEADACHES maybe
fHSSnsG unasr two nanes viz and
common and is the precursor Of great Variety Of
diseases, among which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rleumas
ssn anu oli tebrtle dseases In Its nervous form Il
Is sympathetic OF disease Of the stomach constitute
nE SseG he9dGche, of hepatic iseaseS cOnstitttnc
BILLIONS Ae1aaS.e Of worms, constipation aud other
usoEueFs OF the bowels, well as renal and fterin
aMecuons Diseases of the heart are very frcouenfI
attended with Headaches; An10mU dIIssllotS ar,
Hso aisctiGns which frequently occasion lnndarhe
IS9Glhe Headache Is also very common being
Gohe, sometimes coming suddenly In state of an,
!EtenLy SOUND health ami Frustrating ut once the
MENTAL and physical energies and In other Instances
comes on slowly, heraldpd by depression Of s,rits
OF aceTolty OF temper. limos instances the main
IN the front OF the head, one OF both and
also be named NEursilaTo - 80 N1.slS t'4uE
HSF TUE treatment of either class of Headache the
SePhGtlc FIs have been found sure and stfI ren1e
oS Ell the most acute pains In few minutes
ana " tts subtle power eralicatinE the scas. ~
which Hcadache Is the unerring index -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

R9sPRoyRssoR WooDs HAIR REsrosA-
T1vE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
beautifying in its effects, making the hair
soft and glossy in appearance, but in view
Of its removing at once dandrutf and itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions, as we'll,
as restoring the gray aud bald, well might
a gifted statesman say, 7 have admired its.
,rOnderful effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
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COMMON SENSE rules the masses of the
people, whatever the misuamcR and mis-
anthrOpe philosophers may say to the CON
trary. Show them good thing; let its
merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment of physician, con-
corning the virtues of HosTETTER's BITrERs,
as may be seen by the immense quantities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land. 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for the diseases of the
digestive organs, such rs diarrhna, dysen-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from dcrangement of those por-
tons of the system. Hostettcr's name is
rapidly becoming hCusenold word, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores of the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article
and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
&6P See advertisement in another col
umn. nov3-lm
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4
Tng, There wete abostsesgs
en- feet water in the channel Of the river
ycsteFday and falling. The ice was run
ming qfite thick, but was too soft to OBJ,
siFues navigation: Tie Charm Poe, for
sSashvillehand the regular packets were all
thesboats atstheclandtDg. @ q IN
The stegbenyille packet, james Means,
G9pt o'Neil, had her, capacity as a ..sea-
going yessela pretty severely tested on.
Saturday last during the wind storm, but
she came ontElike a brave and thorough.
craft. Capt. O'Neil holds the helm and
John g. Kirker docs the ornamental and
useful in the Office. The Means is very.
popular boat, and deserves toll be so. She
leaves this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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nSFSENT To THE Pooh HoUsB.-Old
Jimmy Galloway, who has been fixture
about the landing for the last twenty
years, was found lying in an alley, near
Monroe street yesterday. weak, sore and
almost dead from the cold The poor old
man had been lying in the alley ever since
saturday night, aud We all know how
much misery he must have endured
from the biting cold of that period. lie
could not walk when found and it was
feared his exposure must result in death.
During the quarter of century that the
Oldham has done chores about the wharf
he never had any home, and trusted to
luck always for place to sleep and some
thing to eat Until about year ago Jim
nv had partner in his miseries and vi
cssitudes, one Sam Anderson, but whisky
and exposure were rather too many for
Sam and he died in Jail, whittier he was
taken out of charity, some two win
tiers ago. There are those who pretend to
know Gallowoy's history, and represent
that he was man of means, education and
that the cause of his fall and subsequent
going down hill, was unrequited love. He
was jumbled into an express wagon, yes
terdey, and removed to the Poor House.
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From. Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-By the recently
ratified treaty with the Kaw Kansas Indi-
ans, the questions affecting the intrusions
on their lands have been adjusted. These
Indians are now concentrated within de-
filed limits, outside of which the whites
will be undisturbed. a few intruders are
still on the Usage reservation but notice
has been served 10 them to remove there
from, The intruders on the Cherokee
neutral lands have been forced TO vacate
them through the energy of the Commits
sioner Of indian affairs.
Horatiol King has returned from asfamiIv
visit to Maine, and not, as enormously re-
ported in some of the newspapers, from
visit to Hannibal Hamlin.
Beth Chambers of Congress are now in
readiness for the members, a very few of
whom, However have us yet arrived in
Washington. s53 ~ - -. :.
The old Senate Chamber, the improves
ments having inst been completed, will be
occupied by the Supreme Court of the O.
s. ut tssDeeember session. 2 A
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Currency In Cincinnati.
,O,u tI,a 0;nn;,,,,,,G.

INFU4H ING OINVlHhNtl UAZette Of last n.sht.I
There has been no change III current
money. All kinds are unsuitable except
at rates of discount which few people are
disposed to pay. We quote Illinois, Wis
consiaand Iowa 1925 dis, the latter for
discredited banks. Virginia 10 dis; Pitts
burg and interior Pennsylvania SOLO dis;
Baltimore dis; Tennessee SOLO dis;
Missouri lo@l5 dis.
There are letters here Indicating the
probable suspension of the Missouri banks
early this week. They have been virtual
ly suspended for some time.