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u0rsE REpUBLICAN GAUGES.
Canvass of Confiscation and Eu1anc1.
patton.

NAsu1Earov. April 23, 1862
The House Republican caucus to-1ight,
which did not adjourn till 1U11 o'clock, Fas
unexpectedly harmonious. Forty OF fifty
members were present. Mr.. EolfaK presided,
and Mr.. Mcpherson vas Secretary. Tbs only
Legislative question discussed WAS the policy
Of conhscatiou and emancipation.
The following gentlemen naade fve-mlnute
speeches:
Messre Stevens, Onn, Ashley, Frank Blair,
F. 4. and r. CunE1fng, Kellogg Of Michigan,
White Of Indiana, Tri1uble, Porter, Potter,
Cutler, Davis, Hutchins, Kelly, Coyodc and
Watts.
The unanimous oTi1ion Of the speakers was
in favor If contiscation or emancipation in
some shape, and those few who doubted indi-
ca.ed their Willingness to abide by the general
opinion. The caucus, without 8 dissenting
voice, finally resolved in favor Of reference
Of Ill the eonfscation bills to q select commit
tee OF seven, & majority Of whom should be
friends Of decided conffEcatinS and libcTating
policy. The debate showed j tendency to
adopt Senator Sherman's bill, which daprives
Of property and sla7ss the l.aaliug classes Of
rebels, such as army and navy officers. persons
who hare taken the oath to the CoafederacF,
those who once having taken the oath to the
Constitution haye broken it, which declares
all who continue IN arms for sixty days after
its passage infamous and Ineligible to office,
and authorizes the President to enaucipate and
arm the slaves in the rebelaioGs region after
proclamation and the expiration Of sixty days.
Several additional classes Of perzuns to be
punished were, however, suggested, a.nooS
them Southern editors, who have poisoned
| the Southern mind and fired the Southern
heart.
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The Telegraph Censorship.

lEIcm the n l. n osld.l
Is It stupidity that controls the censorship
PIE taken Tor Idiots to De pla5ed upon or are
they r. cEoned ouflaH6 fo DC punished sure"
~ tEefe + SOME SOFT OF 1nfatuataon- Nobody
without IT, could play SUCH fansasue Tricks De-
They declare it is very important that the
cusu'y should not have notice Of our military
plans and movements. It is notorious that
through the many rebel symrathizcr8 within
have uniformly learned, in advance, every
s1ep our GcncIals have taken, Or prop oscd to
take, Thu tremendous sccrcsy epioined mon
thu Northern PRESS in 1cgartl to the eu,barxa-
tion Of tle amy upon tue Potomac flot!1l1,
on tht If ~ay to tho peninsula, where am ing
the fret discoveries madr in the deserted
| camp Of The enc,uy was document specify
| ing With the utmost cxsctness every detsiI Of
| the txpt dillon, is now recalled ou}y to
| he langhed ut. But the upshot Of
every similar attsmpt to keep the enemy in the
| dark has ended in the same ludicrous iucon-
! erui,y, We believe our war suthorities would
! save themselves q vast deal Of trouble if they
would assume, once fur all, that the enemy
will know their every movement before 1t can
be carried ont. and T,,f1ld rz,copnize that the
! triu1uphs iu Ills war arc 10 be won not lv the
/ stca1tili.css Of tho fox but by the daring Of
the lion.
This censorship is being run into the ground
To such an absurd extent is this despotIc
PRACTICE bcigu carried that special mains are
taken at Fortress Monroe to keep from tue
agent Of the Associated Press even the sight
! of eycrv Southern ncHsponer fhat may find its
Way v undeSthe aac Of tTpcc. There see seems $50 to be be
purpose to Keep from the northern people all
information respectiuc the doings and feol-
iors Of tLe 7.bsIs. TIE whole pSIicy in this
rrgard Is precisely what mirht DC expccted Ii
| there were a rnhe1 army in the North Al we'll
as IN the South, making it important that ali
eommunlsatlon o., qet"een ING tWo s9oato DC
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sentiments; presses arc daily alvoca'ing
and encouraging, by every subtle device,
and often with the most hrazen cffrontery
this rebellion, and this most atrocious
treason; and yet the voice Of loyalty,
spoken III tones Of the deepest indignation,
passes them by and they hear it as the idle
wind. The hand Of Justice is not yet
raised to strike them; and they 90 on
with kind Of insane exulting,
scattering fre-brands, arrows and death,
and glory in the al and comfort they are
permitted to give to this most wicked re-
hellion. One thing they must see and feel,
for it must be IS pa1pab1e to them as to Us,
that the nlagnanimity Of a great and loyal
people, and it's long-suFeriDg patience to-
wards, ,perfdious and cowardly men, who
feed and are fed by its bounty, and yet aim
deadly blows at all it holds dear, are be.
yond all that such guilt and crime could
have dared to hope; and that it is mosl
presumptuous to trust that they will endure
| for ever
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~ If the rebels can swallow the stories Of
their organs, its no wonder they can bolt
such shominahle whisky as they get.
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tB The Detroit F,~. Rsss ,c1aims Edward
salomon, the New Governor Of Wisconsin,
as Democrat. In point of fact, Nj. Solomon
was the stratght Republican candidate, snd
had = clear majority over his two Democratic
competitions, one Of whom VAS on the Union
ticket with Cor. Harvey.
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II Rebels are thicker in Fort Warren thsn
ever rabbits were n the warren Of IN English
MANOR. s
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Surgeon Turner, of the Hospital
Steamer City Of Memphis.
o. BOARD C1rT OF MEMPHIS. HOSPITAL BOAT,
CAIRO, ILL.,. Apru Fl, 1852. {


CAIRO, ILL.,. April Fl, 1852. |
Editors Chicago Tribune:
notice in your paper Of the 18Th lust,
paragraph concerning the treatment on my
boat Of the rebel, Capt. Polk, of the Cs,afoI-
erate army, contracting his treatment with
that Of our own officers Of equal rank.
Capt. Polk was treated, as stated By your
and wines when necessary, and madc tho re-
clpient Of attentions fsom nurscs'' Quite
true but most untrue tt that one OF our own
officers was compelled to lie on the guards
and bubsist on pilot bread" Every private,
officer, or other sick gets cxnctly the same
tenlion Of nurses, as the Chicago Light Artil-
1ery, and others who hare been on ms boat,
will testify.
had no officers on my boat during Captain
P.'s so5ourn With me, who did not occupy, or
were invited to occupy state roons, OH re.
Polk had no state room, as there vas none
vacant. My understanding OF the treatment
Of wounded prisoner, in ooedinnee 10 Gen.
Halleck's orders, makes no distinction be-
tween them aud our OWL Dr.. Sjmons Is not
responsible for my treatment Of Capt F. Of
! any one else on the City OF Memphis. I an
| the only person on whom the opprobrium ol
| treating fellow creature, though An enemy,
| with kindness should fall. ;-..
Dr.. Simons was not aware that Capt. r Wa
| on my boat for two hours after his arrival, as
! I received the order to proceed TO the hos
| pita landing and receive Capt P. and othe
| wounded prisoners, while coaling on the op
posite side OF the Tennessee river. At thi
! time Capt. Polk was on my boat, having
taken him on previously. -.
| Trusting you will correct the misstatcmen
In your paper,
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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a5T Official reports state the loss Of the
aI illinois regiments st Pittsburg, as fol-
lows: Killed. 6o4; wounded, e,64s; missing,
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~ The Fourth Minnesota roiunteers. Col
John B. sanborn, has passed down from st,
Paul for the seat Of wax near tor1nth.
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81 The Confederate scrip is legal tender
in the Southern Confederacy. pretty tough
tender VIC ehou1d think.
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shooters-and no country on the face ct the
Garth can furnish better oues than the South
be Immediately organized, the most efficient
arms be placed in their hands, and put them
forward upon every field to spread death aud
destruction among the leaders Of the hordes
who are invading our country. a word to she
wise is sufficient. We believe that the southern
sharpshoofcr u i'll do service quite as efficient
as the northwestern Yankee With his long
range "telescopic rifles or Eo~caNed "theo-
dulites."
THEY BEGIN 70 FEEL IT.
IFru1n tie Memphis Avalanche, April ffth.1
Recent accounts from Nashville show that
the despotism established there By Lincoln's
eatrap Andrew Jobusoo. is every day assuming
more brutal and r.moreelass character. Buell.
| promises that the persons aud property of
| citizens should be protected have been parhd-
iously Violated, and a'l TIC horrors aod brutal.
| ities that marked the o1ieiusi occupation Of
st. Louis, Baltimore and Alexandra, are being
| rc.euscted with teufold Vantonness aud cruel
| II. We hear Of numerous arrests and lEnpras-
| onments lately made By authority OF johnston
| on mere political charges, and II !s thonshG
| tried for treason By civil process. II they,
4 should be convicted, Te may expect some OF
the Shiloh .captives to "pull hemp instead
Of cotton, before many more moons have re-
1 volEed.
RESIGNATION OF GEN GEORGE B. CRIT.
| TENDEN.
i -. fToid April TTth.l
| We learn that Gen. George B: Cnttenden
hae sent IN his resignation to the War Depart
Ment, his intention being to retire from the
service and remove to Texas. He Is dtsp@ased
al The treatment he has met with ot the hands
of the Government authorities.
| REBE1 NEWS FROM coR1NTH. -
ibid, April III 49,,
/ Persons arriving BY the Charleston railroat
! yesterday ssy thaf It was confidently reported
in Corinfh, when the train left. that the emnMen! n mM
bad withdrawn down the Tenneesee river, asl'
that only two or three OF their bosts were II
ing near the battle ground -! - - $50 =
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VIZ A n r E D -TSo Hundred
~ AgcEts.-Ageuts wanted IN every town Of ne
lot Gu:,inz Ladies' Drezss= Boys GoIHin shlrfs &c
ssen1ct. Il. sep,ssht iass1ts nas1uE fsom , II g @
l}lce, Nc. Metropolitan Eioek, adGr.sz 2. o. nx
:55 enclosing three cent postage stamp, Ccc.2, III
.xlI M -
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III ANTED A young man who is
business Must ae give rsfeEenrcsas oso5:eET
and fneu5rY To such. = good sa'a:y WI he Elsea.
cities OF the Old Country, preferred Address Boz
F. o. St. Louis Mo. Rrl+p3 52T
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FALL LIST or SCHooL BOOKS.
L-nnnrrR,s Rnnkrfnre n

AtPoRTER's Bookstore, Wholesale or Retail.
McGuTey's Readers, ell series; MeGuGey's Readers,
new series; McGufey's Spoilers; Towns Spoilers,
Elementary Spoilers; Rays Arithmetic; Thompson's
Algebras; S:Oddard's Algsbras; Pinneo's 6rammars;
v ellis Grammars; Clark's Grammars; Covinfs Di-
CAST Of Grammar Greene's do; CsrneI's Geogra-
phies; Cotton & Fiteh's do; Monteith & MeNally's
DO; Smiths do; Mitehelps DO; Ritch's Physical do
Bdrrett's Astronomy; Rays Algebras; Tarlton &
EaStmsn's Bookkeeping; DufFs doi Webster Dactlon-
aries; Woreester's do; Wilson's United states MS
tory. Wilson's Outline History Wells Chemistry.
Gray's do; Sillinan's do; Hitchcock 1eologyi
Quackentos' Composition and Rhetoric' mhsstisy
Rhetoric; Wheatey's Logic; Waylands moral gel
enoe; Kames Elements Criticisms; DAVE Legenore5
Davies Surveying: Davies Elementary Seomsuy
Gnlsspie's Surveying; Caters Anatomy senool
Sneakers large and small, Andrews q etoooaros
Latin Grammars; Andrews & stoadsrds Lessons
Uarkness' LIST and 2d Latin Book; MeOlntoeks list
and pa Latin Book; bfeClIntoeks Greek Lessons
Crosby's Greek Grammar; Croshy's Greek Lessons;
Creek TestaEents: Johnson's Cieers's Orattons; An
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Writing Books; Golden Wreath
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the orig
~ inlI Land Warrant Noe issued to Arnold
Harrington Of Troy, Geauga Co. ONO y eisnneaS
Post ONCE vas oes.royed by Ere on the 18Th day or
Sent. A.. D 1851 and that a Csyest has been hled In
the General Land Office requesting and applying 70
The Commissioner Of Pensions for a reissue u the
Iost warrant, which vas for ore hundred and twenty
srrps Of land and issued to said burlington
GILBERT WEBSTER, Applicant,
c ,so-f By A. W. JONES, his Atty
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trumbull county

- = - -N S
vs. Common Pleas.
Augustus Gre.e-. BY virtue Of an orIer
Of Sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull county, OhiO. directed to ShsriG of said county.
1 shall offer for Sale at Public Auction a. the door Of
the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday tie Sh dag Of Feb. 1862,
at one O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following de-
scribsd Real Estate situate in the township Of How
land. in said county, to wit: Beginning in the centre
of the road leading from Warren 10 youngstown,
about thee hundred and ten feet (3lb lfrcm the west
line Of I - acre tract purch sed by Leicester King
Of Jacob Persia, 4 = known As part Of the Edwards
tract so called. from thence ru-3tng north abo1tsO-
east across said Edgards' tract to Ghe north line
thereof, thence west along the north line OF said ~
wards tract, 20 the road running from the Vienna
road to the youngstown road, thence south aloDg the
east line Of said cross road to the centre oil said
youngstown road, about three hundred and ten feet
C3IO) to the place OF beginning, being the eastPart 81
the Edwards land, purchased BY L. King OF Jacob
Perkins. and laying in nearly a triangular iorm, an
east Of Red Run, except the run crosses the line near
tn south west corner. Appraised al $40. Terms
Cash. j. G.. BUTLER, Sheriff
SheriTs Omce, Warren. Jan. 3, 62-5E
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ma E Thompson In the Court OF Com
vs. mon Pleas Of Trumbull
Richard King and wife and county, Ohio
q S Harrington aud wife-b
By virtue Of two Executions issued out Of the
Court Of Common p cas- within and for said county
of Trumbull directed and delivered to Sheriff Of said
county, 1 have levied on and shall ider at Public
Sale at the dosr Of the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday the 8h dag Of Feb, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. Of sid day. the following described Real Is
tate, situate in The township Of Gusiavus, in the cOun-
y OF Trumbull. State OF Ohio. being part Of lot No.
%. and bounded east by land of Horace H.. King,
'outh by original lot line, west by land Of Thomas
Noble, north By original lot line and the centre Of
the highway. and containing one hundred acres OF
land more or less. Appraised at $50 per acre
Terms Cash. j g. UTLER Sheriff.
shrriH,s nfiea- Warren. Jan. B. Is65-5E
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7 EGAL NOTICE.
IL ThomasB. SNYDER plH.
Petition for psrti,on.

Philip z Alexander, MatidaS Ohio
Alexander Rebecca Snyder,)
Joshua u Snyder. Benjamin. Pehtlen iorPsriton-
r. Snyder, S1repta Snyder,l
Phineas Snyder. orPha Sny-l
der and Eli Snyder. dsf-s-
Tie said defendants will take notiee' That sad
plaintid fIsd a petition against them. on the 30th
day Of September. A D 1861. in the Clerks once CT
The Court aforesaid, and said petition SNOW pending
in sid Court. In said petition said plaintiff demands
partition Of the following described real estate all
situate in the township Of Hubbard, in said County.
TO wit: One piece Of land in lot No. Cf3) seventy
three, bounded north by lot line. east by land OF ].
Wolf, south by township line, west By lands Of d.
Pouthown and James Marsteller, and contains t97}
ninety seven acres.
Also one niece Of land in lot No. (6Sl sixty eight.
bounded north BY lands Of Jesse Yeaeh. Geo. Snyder,
James Durganes, Sarah Snyder and Emily Snyder
east by lot line, south ~ lot line. vest BY the high
way. and contains C6l seventy-six acres
Also one piece Of land in lot No. (6SJ sixty-nine,
bounded on the north by lands Of Emily Snyder and
Lucinda Snyder, east by lands Of Joshua snyder.
south by land of ]. Wolf, and west By let Ans, ard
contains l2G) twenty acres OF land.
Said Benjamin. T. Snyder Eili take notice that AZ
the next tern Of said Court. the said Piaintiu viii APP
pIy for an order. that partition may be made OF said
remises. and that the dover estate OF the said Re-
becca SNYDER, may also be assigned. or IL partition
cannot without manifest injury be made. then that
ne said premises nay be sold. or other order t1ksn
uprsuautto the statute DAMS,
Dec. IS. 1S6I-6w- Attorney Tor flaintin.
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THE STATE of Ohio,l In Court OF
Il Trumbull County, Common Pleas
Andrew Andrews

The defendant. Samuel Strain. viii take notice
that on the I'd day Of December, ls6l, plaintiff MED
his petition in said Court praying jofgment upon
Two prOmissOry notes Of d e~fendanI, one dated, April
sth, ISoS. for $40. 90, bearing interest Al the rate 81
en- per cent, and one dated March 18th, 1e5S, for
S3gO %, interest at six per cent Alse, setting uPa
certain Judgment recovered June term lr6O. vs.. de-
PENDANT, by Martin A. Lowry. for SS20, 81, ~assignedi
to plaintiff, Nov 26th, le6l, and asking sPPhesten
Of moneys to be reached by attachment upon the
same, with interest on Se45 ID at six per cent and.
on 1854 40. at ten per cent Defendant VIII answer
by ed February, ie62, or judgment and order WILDE
taken against him by default cox q SPsAk
Jan. /. Is62-6E AIys for Plaintiff.
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County AgrieulturalsOciety

Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meet
ing of the members of said Society will be held
on Monday, the Doth day of January, 1862. at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office Of the undersign-
ed in Warren. |. l. FULLER,
Jan. l, Is62-3t. Acting Sec'ry.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Miles North In Court Of Gem. Pleas
vs. Of Trumt tl County.
John P. Boynton ct alb By virtue Of an order OF
sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull county, Ohio to me directed and delivered
l have levied uuen and shall oHer at Public sale at
the door of the Court House in Warren in said eoun-
ty, on
Saturday the Sh dag Of Feb, 1862,
at one O'Clock P. N e., OF said day, the following de
scribed Real Estate, t wit: situate in braceville
township. Trumbuli county, Ohio. and is known b
part Of section No. IL in the original survey Of said
township, described as follows Being thirty six and
o. 100 acres. this day conveyed by deed from Auren
Lane and wife, to Charles n. BOynton, to which ref
erence is had for a fail description Of sa d hand here
by conveyed. be the same more or less. Appraised
a. ( fourteen hundred dollars Q4OO) Terms Cash
JIG BUTLER. Sheriff.
sheriG's Office. Warren, Jan. Z, 1861.
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There has been no rery important news
from the scat of war, received during the
last week. Many items of interest are
crowded out by the Message and Inaugural
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Change in the Cabinet.

Mr.. Cameron, Secretary of Wa has
resigned. and E. NJ. Stanton is appointed
in his stead. B. F. Wade was chief CON-
p%etitor.
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Recruiting for the Artill1ry.

Erwin Ladd. of Warren, and Mr.. Tribby, of
Brookfeld Center, are authorized to receive re-
cruits for the 18th Reg. Battery of ARTILLERY.
GEO. L. WOOD, LIST Lieut.
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Jan.s,sa-GE


~ Joseph Shelter Of the State Of Pennsylvania, IS
nosiG-d tn At Mary Jane shelter did, on the tNenSy
tbfrs dsv of Deeember, A d lr6I, file her petition in
The oGic OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common PEAS,
within and for the county Of TTmhull and state OF
Ohio. charging the said Joseph sheher Win eAtIsLae
cru-I-v toxart her. without any just cause or provo
cation on her part. also chirging the said joseph
sh-a FIR with habitual drunkenness for more than
tbres wears las, past and asking that she may be dt
voiced from The said Joseph Shelter, which petition
viI .r,pd for hearing at the next .erm OF said Court.
MARY JANE SuEELER,
La, : tS6a-6w By r. J. Powers, her ATTY,
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May q,
SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE.
y Timo.hv Banning In Court Of Comz1ogf
vs. Pleas Of Trumbull Co.
winthrop 2. Pelton ct al } By Virsus Of an ere-<
az sale issued from the Court ofCommonP Texs5f
TrumbuH county, Ohio, te me directed and aesitered-
1 shall offer for sale, at Public Auctisn At the door OF
the Court house in Warren, on
Saturday the 18th daycf Jan, 1892.
at 1 o'clock ?. NJ. OF said day the following deseribeth
real estate situate in the township Of Kinsman, iD'
said county, and known as part Of lot No. 49, nine'
teen and bounded IS follows: Beginning AZ the norhH
vest corner Of Orrin Collins lot, thence eastward
Iy along the north line of said Collins land to the
northeast corner thereof. thence south parallel
with the highway 70 the southeast corner 81 ~
Clark's barn. thence south TO- east seven chains
a.d three links to the land OIL. P. Andrews, thence
north along LIP Andrews west line. eleven ehalns.-
forty three links to q post, thence along l. r An
drews' line west to the center Of the road. thence a
long the center of the road to the place OF seginning
containing about seven acres Ct land. APPRAISED
at Sil2O. ABB LYMAN, sherin.
Sheria,s Ofce. Xarrea. Dec. IL. 1861.
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Jan. S. 6s-ov
STATE OF OHIO.
i Trumbun Co in Court of Con-. Pleas
Daniel Jones xi,
Byron A Yiets 4

I'M w
vs. NOIce.
Byron A Vets 4
Louisa NJ. Vets. Tie defendants viii take
notice hat on he 81 day of Jan li63, the plaintiff
G!ed his petidsn in said Court, praying d=erea a
cains. said Byron A. Yiets for the sum OF three hun
dred ard fny dollars. wits annual interest from list
Nav. Is6O. usOn 4 certain note Of said defendant,
dated May lst. 1855, for $3.50, payable Nov lst- le6l,
with annual iuterss st, to PlaiEtu or bearer, and that
in d.rnlt Of such payment that certain mOrtgaged
n rsuises. TO wit: fifty acres and eighty one rods o.
land situate in lot No. Il, in Fowler township SAID
Comfy. mortraged By defendants to plaintiff. deed
rscnrded in TrunhuII county Records, Book Of Mort
gares No S, pages 259. 200, be soti free from eontin-
cent dover right Of said Lou. 81 NJ. and proceeds aP
nIisI in payment Of said sum Defendants Will an
sWcr Ly he LIST day Of March, ls62, OF decree and or
s.r will se taken against them by defsrh.
DANIEL JONES,
Ian $ -ga-Gw By Cox q SPEAR. his Atys.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A BOUT HALF AN ACRE OF
~ 4 a Story and a half House, and a good
Barn. situate at the Center ofJOhaston, in this county
The House contains a square rOOr Kitchen, two bed
rooms. and abuttery. on the frst door and two rooms
in the chamber, and there is a good cellar and a veil
of water. there Is also a well in the barn The prop
erty is for sale o. reasonable terms.
Enauire of the Subscriber. LIMO D. WEBB
Warren. Jan- ]. tS62-3t
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WnrrcnN BraceVille Plank
Road Company.

Notice is hereby given to the Stock
~ b,lI.rs Of the warren & BracevilIe Plank
Road Co to meet At the Counting Room Of Messrs-
MeCosbs L Smith, in Warren. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
SATURDAY., heb. sth, 1862. TO elec; seven Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
Ian : III HAhhUN AUSTIN. freS.
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FOR RENT.

T offer to Rent, after the FIRST Of April
Il next, a Dwelling House, two Wagon shops. (sne
a wood shop and the other a blacksmith shop With
two fOrgesl and three acres Of land. The property
is on my farm in Rowland. and is the same nOH Oe-
eupied hy Horace Kariher- The location is a good
one. and the terms will be easy.
Dec. IS ls6l-3w% SAMUEL KING.
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NOIlCE
~ is hereby given that proposals to build a bridge
across Musguito Greek near its month IN hsatheIs-
| 1862, on the ground where the old Bridge now stan's,
between the hours of ten and eleven O'Clock OF said
Say Plan and specifications can be seen at II l.
Nrson's. Niles. also on the ground at the day OF let
/ ting. By order OF County Commissioners,
T., : ,6S-3T o L. WOLCOIT. Clerk