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Manufactures and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Leaf
and Findings. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Medina. March !. ISL.

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MANY JOHN WEEK,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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]. &. BOWMAN.

and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases 81
the Lungs, Chronic Diseases in general.
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Western Reserve Eclectic Institute,
HIRAM, OHIO.

Fa' fem az weeks begins Tuesday. Aug. 1lth.-
For Catalogue or other information address.
April 10, 1S62-6m* J.. II. RHODES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-GKsHRAL Txxx1-ocr. a2-p.,o,,
Justices lSeKAHAs, BARNARD, and CIKhKv
ARE UNITED STATES sToCks LIABLE TO TAxArIox
BY STATE AUTHoRITIEsl
The People ex el the Hanover Bank sg tho
Of Taxes and Ase.mens OF the City aud County Of New
York.
The relators, TIE Hanover Bank, having a
Gscital OF Sl0000c0. assessed at Se08 49, the
assessors having deducted from the capital, the
vane OF tho real estate, and stocks Ia other corpora
taRs 1he Bank objected thS upon the ground
tks the owned stocks bonds and securities the
United States TO the Of S896 $780, and claimed to
entitled TO have the amount reduced to The Com
missners OF Taxes and Assessments refused such sppca
ion and the brought to this Court cerors
Charles Tracy esq for reator H. H. Anderson and Greene
C. Bronson, ssq for respondents.
BIZ THE CouRT-ISGHAHAS, J.
So lar the questions involved In this discussed
and a eded ~ the Court Of Appeals in the the
ole er rel the Bank Of the Commonwealth (23 N T. Rep
j 90 no, feel at liberty to any opiuions at ys
snee there WIN That case must be undersoOd deciding
that s.ocs the United States held by corporation BY
~ De taxed under the laws Of this State where
soeh taxation ,sSsI s:ssRyg 70 4. personal property
soIisd by the ST. law or other words ths wbeTc The
sener. On tie personal properly
&c Upsd State. ecu be s1ed may BE- Included IL the
general ssUeUte OF PfteiJ hsSe 70 axsep, end the tsz
Bios be ilnpessA
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
lOMclal.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

Adjourned Session. Tuesday Oct a. 1862 O'Clock D. M
lhc board met pursuant 10 adjournment In their Chauber
PIe.snt-EJah Purdy esq President In the chair and
the following nenbts Supervisors Tweed, Roche Weiss.
manu. Conner. Little, Briggs Davis Stewart Ey aud Blunt
Ill ~ ''' '''"'
The minutes Of tho preceding meeting were read and .p
proved
Petition Of Geo Kinney for remission Of tau for the year
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
EkouIIrIoSs
reputation was received hom the Clerk OF the Court OF
common Pltas for printing
Which referred to the Committee Printing ard Sta.
tionefy.
reputation received from the Clerk OF tho Superior
Which was referred to the Committee Printing and Sta.
tionery
communication was received from the Clerk OF the Marine
Marine Court have taIsn the oath Of sssace as
by ,ssolution Of Board OF Supervisors
Which was received and ordered on file
Communication received from the of
me Harlem Bridge with payroll OF sborers amounting
Which received aud referred tho Special Committee
on Harlem Bridge.
Bl of John T. Trow amounting to sIo for Copar.ns.hp
Directories.
Which was referred 10 tho COMMITTEES on Printing aud Sta
Bin Of Howard Psssa amounting to $40 for meals fur
nshed TO Jurors aud officers in the case Of the People ssant
Mary Real.
Which referred to tho Committee on Criminal Courts
10 County Clerks Office
Which referred tho Committee County Officers
Bin OF Lewis Carpenter amounting to t6T H. for repairs to
81 erih's office.
Which va. referred to tho COMMITTEES County Officers
Bin Of w. III. Colwoll Co.. amounting to % a. for labor
for tho County.
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
Bill Of Harlem Oasiight Company amounting to SN for
altering aud repairing pipe at Harlem Bridge
Which I wcIeisned to the COMMITTEES OH Annual Taxes.
BIZ OF D. H. Thomson amounting 10 $lB So for hinges to
doors OF County Clerks Oihcs.
Which referred 70 the Committee County oficsrs
Bill Of Wynkoop, Hslenbeck < Thomas, amounting to
sle. l3 for stationery furnished the County.
Which was referred to tho Committee Printing aud Sta
tionery.
BIZ Of Lewis Carpenter. amounting to Ga - for WORK for
Court OF tessions.
Which referred 10 The Committee on Criminal Courts
snd Police.
Bill Of James Shaw amounting t?5 81 for supplies for
Court Of General Ssssiou&
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W P, "" referred as Committee on Criminal Cam,
BIN q Geo. tou. Co. amounting to s7s for pr.p.r,,
po q Of Supervisors. 1862.
IN connection Herewith Supervisor Tweed offered the M
Rf,srcd that the bin Of George H. Stou. 4 Co. anouus,
70 seveDtyfve doar. for preparing slips Of Inspectors q
be and tied and allowed ard the Comptroller dire cted "a M
4. from Appropriation for Printing Stationery and Blsos
Which was ddopted.
Bi Of Peter Monaghan amounting to $3.50 %, for wek
Which wa. received and referred to the Committee on A.
Bill Of Peter Monaghan, amounting to SHAT for worn IN
Which was ,eerred 70 the Committee on Animal Taxes
Bill Of Adams Spencer, amounting to $ios w. for cupe
Which was referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
BIZ Of @. b. Teubner, amounting to S2I 30, for printing
for the county.
Which referred to the Committee on Printing and sss
Bin q R. C. Root Anthony Co., amounting to sIa a.
for stationery furnished the county.
Which referred Committee Printing and 3d.
Bill Of Vernon Bros amounting to SAL u.s. for stationery
Which wa. referred to the Committee on Printing and s.
toBery.
Bin OF Brewer Bros, amounting 800 g. for stationery
Which referred to the Committee on Printing and sh
Bill Of James NJ Shaw amoun,iug to s3s rs for supplies
Which was referred to the Committee on Civil Courts
ing for Supreme Court Rooms
Which yves referred to the Committee Civil Cours
Bis of Adams Spencer amounting TO 49, for mating
, &c furnished the Supreme Count Rooms
Which referred to the Committee on Civil Courts
Bill of Proudoot Qurk smounngto SlS 49, for painting
for Supreme Court Rooms.
Which wa. referred to the Committee on Civil Courts
Bill Of Adams Spencer amounting to $3.50 49, for carpet
furnished the County.
Which referred TO the COMMITTEES on Civil Courta
Bill Of 81 King amounting to 3 25 for work in Surrogate
Office ~,
Bi Of Proudoot Quirk amounting ll for painting for
the County c.r -.
BIZ Of Miller Co. amounting T. |s2, for table farnhs1
the Supreme Court Rooms.
Which was referred to the Committee Civil Courta
Bi If Thos Clark amounting 20 80, for Brooklyn Drsc
tories ,.p,,,,o,
Which was referred to the Committee on Printing and w
tionery
The Committee County Officers presented several re.
nors In favor Of adopting resolution as follows VIZ
R,rsd That the bills Of the following named of making
- an 400 Ia andited and allowed follows viz:
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professional Notices.

~ scapei and Operating and Consulting Surgeon NO -
5thsv Office consultations the more obscure dsesss
the pelvic vcera Rupture. Piles. ysricocele, and
radically cured without the knife or isaare Omee MUM
from q to D. TO ,. and to evenings.
HOMER BOSTWlCK, NJ. D., Operating ana
IL Consulting Surgeon. Author of Lecture on n,
the Genital Organs pays particular attention TO SenuA
caused by youthful ndscreton lmpotency. A@ S,
Diseases Of the Womb Fus Piles and all Diseases VI vi
Pslvs His valuable book the shove subjects may DC @
his Office No Is East i2shs. where lie can Dc eonnss
TALLY consulted
IOHN JOLLIFFE, Counselor.at-l.aw, NO.
a 800 Pennsylvanis.sv., Washington. ID. g., s,sSs'
especially 10 CLAIMS upon the United States
Hon N. IT, SWAYNE, Judge Supreme Court oil Tie 'A'''
Hon JACOB BRINKERHOFF.)
Hon. MILTON SUTLIFF, fudge, of the Supreme
Hon. JOSIAH SCOTr Court Of Ohio
Hon WILLIAM V. PECK,
Hon. WILLIAM Y. 0H0LSON.)
Hon Il r. SPALDING, cleveland, Ohio
lion r. p RANNEY, Clsavelsnd, Ohio. ,o.,
Hon. WILLIAM DENNiSoN IT,. late Governor Of UNIV
R.y WILLIAM H. BRISBANE, Arena. Wiscosss.
TOWNSEND sHARPLE6S, Philadelphia.
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a., to the exercise s spy power delegated to the
(;oyernmept OF the United States
For these ae OF or,aon that Judgment nouu
he rendered for the respondents
Rnrnhrd and Clerke, j., conenrred.
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..rnRl.stPoNpsN u.
Aet.oa. sstloai action

o TO, lss--s. yoahy ia bad and heart Of Til
CaaI, and &, PsgIls There on the tide Of
TIN such C-u'- ana sucb People, unnecessarily
exgos,d 20 rcrl BY he in5,eiity Of man Ten month";
e-c every bear: Ar every baud we're open welcome
Mr Dan, lal 10 c.I6le TO la kSePcs the isItines Of
sssR-anj .sls peCple-bops, e9rilelee and prayers
cl1vsret srourd him; srt ten months Of failure hes
ss.zsa .hc.r c9s6icrco and scattered Epprehensou'
th5oa-l Zoe land Tlis loss OF confidence q terrible
national Calamity and ualgss, repaired, forebOies the
ros d'porsb, eisassss 20 oureoua.ry. BE repair
e., be possesses -ac ability 20 appreciate, and the
sgy 90 o3-ig5a, tie ms-seley. No doubts his in
t,.sv h, zB aud bic patriotism al viIh him success
for ,r &c lsss 80 vel As tor bis own. But one
nan ca. 20 every ;h;ag, and hs attempt nus. prove
lg1 Is slt "a o.aa0t come from parasites from ian-
.s sow5 aad Yankees II unfortunately FOR all iGhTm-
~ Of he 10 temper, bosh combined, aeapacitEte
' she discharge q %, and important duties Of
p . p0fa55, zNaid 90 down On our EEess before
10 sud osy aud sn,rest shat q would yisld she helm
"a, a5e- bands. Hls bleeding country, the hAloWsd
.aase -. human freedom, Is a. stake. l. il too much
90 P.esags De sacrificed 70 tie PRIDE or o6sinacy
or "a capabilities Of any one man. DE himself mus.
icsl 5hs awful responsibilities Of biI position.
TIE Representatives o, the People, toe, have share
Of Go siy responsibilities Of this crisis. 1; is pseu-
Larry Incumbent apoa them to see that every possible
means g. om9lreI Cor the salvation Of the Republic.
W are no alArm.sss. We have every coldiercs in
our abi-g TO zaLs good our defence aud drive back
tls irvsiay vaut4s Bat muE. use the msans-sll
tic mars .-ls God has gvea u. Wise couussls and
promo vigorous, energetic action save Is But
P-oal-cs never asssts these Who vii 20. ASSIST them
selves
Wl5t Woyt Work TIE country wants WORK, ard
if Ar DAVIS saazo. do 10, somebody els, NUS.
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LnlI-.in rennr,.cs.

-ls --,1-, o. Is o. Pillow gives the details Of the ba
t,s a; F'r D71.,-1. Tao heroic bravery o. our men
81. csc --o1 FL sl &c lave % b3Rst-aud that NAV
sue % a-5ag fs- le Humiliation TIA. followed, and II e
sp-s sls assls o. a,roi,a. Tas prof red surrender
Of shvs @, a. enemy lot yet visible and is sctuA.
F-rl-.s .7 s1esz s-kses, il tie moss Notifying in
cfsr OF ta ~ar. Oh Hickory turn in his grave
T., Tennessee 'sPss yer ore universal cry Of shame
an 1l-94 ion che base surrender. From Their tone
" --,r 4s H52s ;l-i ;le disgrace N be made 10 work
o.. .evsus-.5 vorIey Of TeHlesseeans.
-.aea S Eley JJtasso1'. movements and failures
rsrs s,iI g-sl. d,s.a,iBco1 and lost him he pres
;.r. vie. s..-4 10 assumed gho command il The West
Tee rs-s5 - concur, la. he longer rally the
ge, ~ be staulard-he has failed ne has lost conf
dc.ssas AS b. u-lacSy aud, according 70 the wise
sl -as, sln-.I a. oaee give place to a uckisr man
..s e. o. Crs-as,. oIs Tor the appointment Of Bsaurs
Essi olbe command as guarantee Tor the instant ral
ly Of $1,000 20 drive back The invaders TIE Mem.
pas hgl1rts s5-cIdss -e necessity for change and
ctA -P.. r.es.isa, Davis himself 20 assume the com
maud in psssoa 10 Sc Mississippi valley. That paper
SAYS:
We h17s rgfrai1sd Tom any expression Of Gen A.
= u r'5l g .r 40 il tls Wes,, and DO not nov
iIsC1t % ua-sr7o- as asAlilg bis conduct
m.c- s-s no. 3D. possession Of al the acs and Il
va.hs Sem re aye no military chief an and our opia
ion .1lli ps entitled ~ h..is consideration.
Os .a.le, however, ~ feel called 10 say, ths. h.
he's q. 30 p-s I-s wa.Ga he brough, wiki hin when
ap11a.sl 20 .i' command 10 %, Wes'. He is below
par al -s AMY All TIE p'cpe, and t. ia 70 BE- doubt:
"a % ts people viii rAv 20 7ls Standard IN tbs crisis.
II President DtyB you'll assume comnsr1iu person, i
would DO a-cu.s tie people q the who'll South
Many Of 'he a7v aai Jss Of our czsu- IN this valley
believe Pre-ldeat Davis should assume supreme com
maud ana leave r1e CIV. government 10 the immediate
charge OF Wee Pf5-ii'uJ Stephens. NJ. Stephens is
equal 20 his rrsgo1soiy. The country mas full conf.
deEce 10 his weldon, experience aud sia,esmluship-
Eloal Presdel. DAVIS lead tho Con'c1cr,e army, aud
Gov Harris me tennessee militia, should have new
lie sud hope -iu,e1 in the hearts Of responding
people. The last would eulisg and fght-5yen tie
crglttrs l-i fault hlters-many Of whom thus talk
do---szs to hide .hsis osn dereh-aonsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-05
RAISING COMPANIES.

The attention OF companies recently raised or in
process of organization is called tOa movement to be
Immediately made to organize the same into Regiments
md taen TO be mustered iao the Confederate service
s7aer the recent act Of Congress. The citizens OF
Brunswick, Luueuburg Neckleuburg, HSlif>I, Char
oe. AppomA,,e1 AID Prices EdEArd, are specially in
ysd 10 cooperate and take steps for this purpose
The Governor is no, authorized 10 receive any NOR
companies, but requires daft TO gil up the old.
Ne. SIS. James NJ Nsbleu and 7. E. Chambliss have
applied for authority TO bring this subject before the
Volunteers il formal manner. IL is known that tic
regiments mustered into the Confederate service und,r
.ai, law, will be counted "a part OF Vrginas qlo;a
nd these gentlemen have assurance Eom the SeoseATy
a War that arms will be Immediately furnished aud the
Rs,nent will be led BY OF It's own selection. Any
ough.lul mind will perceive at once the Importance CT
h,yag 81 additional army in the sla as soon as posi-
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EnRlIsh Opinion.

TIE statement, which vas frat published that LORD
Derby had given the opinion that the Confederate States
should b. at oncs rseoEuT d by Great Britain Cor
trade ed by his LordshD himself He is not yet pre-
psrsd to take that step This declaration Of tho con-
servA,ivs Leader e1ingushes any expectation OF early
action on the part of EngAnd and Confirms the aSnee
Of The view which We have than oIc1 presented
that our true policy Is address Ourselves e1'ui"ey
to Frares Eagand is quite as fanatic aud selfish as the
Yankees We hear that there is very great PFooAOAJ
Of interference BY Fraros at an early day.
England has bad in the person Of Lord Lyons an uh'
for innate rep esentatve for US at Washington no "
stepped in aDaeisu and lie has been represented 20 u
b. si,hmsn as waning in 'piFi! and hTmneSs' We
I'D in the psp-7s laid before P4i,meat the following
latter from aim 10 LORD Ras,o dAtCd Dec. 18TH 1860
He T. speaking Of the Souherl States:
Jbss ors,s.srty notion Of their importaHes may
.a4ts ysy ,sy0,s iuco'Usscs u they Sh9It succeed
IN sstlbitshpg TIER ind psEcsHcs. Our need OF ther
cotton IS lte great eaousl render It extremely de-
rabls bAs We should be on good terms With ihem and
ENCOURAGE auv disposition Whichthey may shoE TO pla
heir commercial relations wi Us on mutually alvan-
lazsous foourg We might De wiling TO consider that
ql,-rl with them would give US no means OF Gm'I'0rG
s1 Tia condition Of thsr slarss, While Il would oring
great deal of hardship and suif ring upon vast numbers
y.yg1aHi % or feelings 20 Be IN tNiHqats rslai os
mn confederation y0rtssd ths GgOrtd prneipIs q
psrp.,uattg Il net sxtsUd Hg, slGUsry Oe's me Sc
e.ting States can be induced &C. Vh Rodsra'ioH Up
-, a, g4s,ii3,, Of siIVsry ihsy may rouie Jsetng ~
,a4 Jna son cpd horror IN Great Britdia Whieh eI1
sp,rp5psT al confederation Of na!srta! insrest "!
tas m .ny OF their leading men in the present movement
do not seem 20 6a aware. Some Of them even talk open
II Of reyivng the African slave trade. An attempt So
tuay 70 do this would it may DO supposed, be At once
nut down by the united foroo Of the Northern States
Great Britain, and civilized Europe Bat on the other
Stnd h might be extremely euls to brig any Of the
savehodiug Sbt,s 20 renou-c, in principle the right
OF trading 10 negroes TO induce them to enter into
,1v treaty. engagement on the subs Any such en-
Ktseneni would be regarded by teen as an admits on
Tlst they we're in the wrong on the question on when
their contest With the North has 80 ipfImed theirpas
ION, that they have Loaf sight Of all reason How could
ssy buo themselves not extend TO larger numbers Of
Africans he blessings Of the institution Of American
4ayery which ghey hold to be ordained OF God Tor INC
h,rpiuess and improvement OF the negro tacel IL IS
10 be appreheuded that shall have very oonsderseie
difficulty in placing our relations, commercial or pohu
cal. on satsisetoTy footing with people imeued Win
lcb ssrtimeuis immense IS 10 the importance TO US
yrcoarug cheap and abundant supply OF their staple
commodity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-05
Abraham I.

Ysssrlly closed re ss. year Of tie rSiga Of Abra-
la4L I: has been muked oy g5ea, incidents twill
5e memo abs and eKslrsols for an time for 5eryi the
E-ss. principle Of SIT government nd substituting the
t,2oiy sls o. tie ssogd tor the mid sway Of he aw
Wa -7s- be ;le resll Ct the raging cOldo gsrera-
tons unborn Eil curse the wretch who Sgyu-sted var
on tlis continent for tho settlement Of civil 5spc,sS-
Tss- v.g,s5 &c Sva-i. TIE Northern people, demornl-
r 81 t,y vrro 3r che l1; fer gain, had no thought Of
appealing 20 Is 5vO-d They we're tricket into the
war. b., beng o1es IN, a-t al their evl psssons
s-sE 1,y .5os % &: With a. The ario. t5l;a icve Of
f-a.ss -2ai ines Ire. GsS4rl,y, cslsi ald rlpaoocs,
;e re r..rsg,ri s The a'sges Of civilized Eartsre,
t d. their osruezs 20 s-jlga.e az have tauely &C
q-.-.sI I- - Ea-ss-ls OF every yesags Of l0sr,y
azgag .-enssvcs. 7. 1'giug 20 sser numbers tor an
cary lai e,.y triumph they have begun a war whi,h
W. ..,. for YEAR, aud toe GisAsy-cvs effects Of which
~. .g-v.v, uazy 1era.ions. vetors or vaIq1isaed,
;ac.s 10. Is equally certain, and ~u be Of suffering
and sgrvi-uIe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-05
AImos.u Wa.

.Er. R1ssa1, i'a Is:.e, 70 she London Iaas'. dated
Ua. 1t 1851 .la.e5 Statement Vael We never heard
e3,e. T-c N7--lfrl PlPsrs having qli; publishing
Res .s Le'lsrs, ss are lds7tei to Times i,ssf for
t.s es,sr "a q7e.ar. 75s following "a the s..snen'
"I- nav -5v Be ,'s,7 stated that G,ra. Es.;.a ald
s-e r,l SAFES we're on che brisk Of var isle NOR
,-ll o n0a ls sg2-Tsre al ols a, az, provoked
5v che violence OF America saesae7, which vas only
a-,,3 - .-s s-s.i tr5-a-l-cs, moderation and ter
9s- o. Gssl: s..,is, i- uonsn. Of her brothers
rs-s. iresiv, s-sssl By the pruieace good vii aad
Il,3. -,.o- o. lu American Senator"
T.F E rsv8 &C. r5-Aui ~ have no idea Of The cause
OF s.-.oy1-s7 referred 20. b. are glad to hear
ta.s 1srs lave bss2 causes Of qu'rrc- than che
T-eafs- br.vss tie bragylrt Yankee and the selfish
E-s i. T. inspires Rep, that they vii ye: get each
O.-a- ~ .-e sa-s.