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GHERIFFS SALE.
- Isaac Troxelll In Court of Common Pleas of

NJ Isaac TrOxell In Court OF Common Pleas oil
VS. STrumbull county, Ohio.
Charles Duffy By virtue of an order of sale
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county. in the above case and to me directed and
delivered, have levied upon and shall expose to
Public Sale on
Saturday the 2ith day OF May, 1862,
at the south door Of the Court House in Warren.
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4 NJ and 4 p VI, the
following Real Estate to wit: Situate in the town
ship Of Bazetta. in said county of Trumbull. being
part of lot IL, in the original survey of said town
ship, but which was more recently laid out by the
said Isaac Troxell into small lots for the purpose of
selling or leasing as oil privileges, which will ap-
eorder's Office Of said county. lin book Of maps and
town plats) and which is numbered in said plat a.
No. !, bounded on the east by lot No. on the west
BY the highway. on the north by Il road dedicated to
the public by said TrOxell. 80 feet wide, and on the
south by lands of NJ. Moore. Containing 6 acres
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
April q. 1857. JOS. q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE

april I6, ls62-4w
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Ctato Of Ohio, TrumbuII County, In

~ Court of Common Pleas.
John Tibbctts. plaintiff, Said Samuel +. Reeker
VS. il notified that on the ID
Samuel +. Rocker and of Sept. 1861, plaintiff filed
Max Elben, defendants his petition in Clerks Of
fee of said Court. demanding judgment against him
and his co-defcndmt Max Elben, for sum Of $3.50,
and interest since April lst, 1851. an amount due
upon land contract made by said PIN with SAID def
to defts for $50. S3O due April lst, 1861, and $50,
April 1st. 1867. that only SIS has been paid in since
due that in said action an attachment has been IS
sued and duly returned, defendant must answer by
2lst of June, or in default judgment will be had
against him. H., X. FORREST,
April q. lS63-6y Plf-s Attys.
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DEATHS


In Braceyille. March 18th. of Infammatory Group.
WILLIS E. SHELDON. son of Mrs. Alkaline
Lane Sheldon, aged ) years, . months and twenty
days.
May 3. in Warren, HARRIET, daughter of Horace
and Ann Stevens, aged S years.
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between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A N, and 1 o'clock P
~. at 1.-THE door of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate TO wit: Part Of lot
No. Is in the township of LOnlstown, in said county
Of Trumbull. being the west part thereof, and bound
ed on the north west and south by the lot lines of
said lot No. Is. on the east by lands owned by Mary
Beal. widow and about fourteen acres of land
owned by said Peter Shively, purchased by him
from the estate Of Joseph Beal, decd, containing
forty-two and $500 acres of land be the same more
or less. Appraised at IS per acre; Terms cash.
Sheriff. Office. JIG. BUTLER, Sh'f.
April ,. 1862.
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Financial and Commercial.


'Hu "OHey "NFINeI, Mayo, bPN.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Market active and
better. US. skies of 81 10l5eeHl03[. closing at
lOl2Sal0@I Treasury Z $40 Notes l03AI05z.
MQAE1-Marke continues easy. Call loans
making at s@5 2 cent; and discounts on strictly
prime paper quoted at 600 per cent.
STERLING EACHANGE-Market irmer. Ban
kers' bills held ut ll3l4a114.
AMERICAN GoED-Market advanced to 81
= cent premium.
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New Spring Goods.


On and after Friday, March :, 1862, trains win ru
rs follows:
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g A NOTiCR

II EGAL NOTICE. sE
IL Noble Names viii take notice that on the Nth
day Of April, 49,. sally Names filed IN the Court Of
Common Pleas Of fruubuh county. Ohio. her ped
ton against bin, PRAYING for q divoree and alleg-
ing for cause willtul absence for more than three
tendant. SAID petition Will DO .r hearing at the
juno term of said Court. for 1S2
April 10 lS5e-6w AHysfor Petitioner.
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CPRING CLOAKS and BUSTERS
- STELLA AND MOZAMBIQUE SHAWIS.
GRAPE AND BLACK SILK SHANLS.
BROCHE AND CASHMERE SHAMLS,
CLOAK ANDDUSTER GOODS 4 Trimmings.
NEW YORK STORE.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Henry Barnhisel PlG !

IL Henry Barnhisel plG In the Court Of Com
John Wolf def bull county. Ohio.
The said defendant. John Wolf of - in
the State of Pennsylvania. will take notice that
Henry Barnhisel. of the county Of Irunbull, IN the
State OF Ohio. did, on the 18th day Of March, 1852,
file his petition in the COurtO of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Trumbull. in said State of
Ohio. against the said John Wolf. defendant. set
ting forth that the said John Wolf on the lst day OF
March. 1851. gave a mortsaSe TO the SAID Henry
Barnhiscl ON n certain tract of land situate IN the
township of Liberty. county of Trumbull and State
ing at a Gate Post situate ON the west line of the
Cleveland * MahOning Rail Road. thence west along
the line fence to u point where said line fence inter
sccts the east line Of Stewards lands, thence
in a southerly direction along the east line of said
Stewards land and the east line of George Town
sends land and the east line of the slack water Of
the MahOning river to 4 point where said BarnhISeis
west line intcrsects the north line of David TOds
lands. thence easterly along said Tod north line to
n point where said line intersccts the west line VI the
Cleveland & MahOning Rail Road. thence nOrtherly
along the west line of said Rail Road TO the place Of
beginning. Said petition further sets forth that said
mortgage was given to secure the payment Of $50
iO-l00 according TO a certain note of even date with
said mortgage and in said mortgage described. paya-
BILE on the LIST day of March. 1862. with interest. and
said note, also decree that the premises in said petl-
ton described may be appraised and sold and the
proc seds arising thercfrOm be applied to the pay
ment Of plaintiff 5 said claim, and the said John Wolf
is notified that he Is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 10th day Of May next. MOORE 4 M
April2 >, lS62-6w Plaintiffs AttyS.
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Leaves Cleveland at $50 A ": Warren at l1:l9 A N,
and arrives ut Youngstown at 1870 P n.
Leaves Youngstown at l:40 P N: Warren at $50 N,
and arrives at Cleveland at 7:5 ? N.
superintendent Office, CHAS. i RHODES,
Cleveland, March 5, 1862 superintendent.
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j. L. LEFT. Guardians
April Is. '62-iw of Irwin and Milton II. Leei
The State of Ohio, ! In the Court of
Il Trumbull County. IS. Common Pleas.

NODlG =. 4Nllgs y
vs. Notice.
James NJ. D~ickerman, Eze-f
kinl Sankey and Others, dts The defendan
kial Sankey, = nonresident of the State of OF Ere
notified that the plaintiff, Noble B.. Ferry. bio. is
the 9TH day of February, 1862. file his peti did on
the Court of Common Pleas within and for Stion in
against him, the said EZekial Sankey and aid Co..
claiming that the defendant Diekerman was others.
ed to him in the sum of Two Hundred and indebt-
Eight and 5000 Dollars. and also laiming Ninety
holds q mechanics lieu for that amount, all the fol-
lowing described lands situate in the township of
Mecca. county of Trumbull and State Of Ohio. and
is known rs being lot No. l. in the Hutehins tract
rs surveyed and plated by I. T. Stowe. as will more
fully app ear, reference being had 10 said plat re-
corded in Trumbull County Records Book Of Maps
No. ]. page 81. and contains Is acres of land near
", and also on the Tavern House and Barn thereon
situate; that the defendant Sankey has some inter
est therein. and asking that an account be taken of
the respective interests of the several parties and
the premises ordered to be sold, and the proceeds be
distributed BY order of Court. The defendant San
key is required to appear and answer by the DIST
day of June, 1852. FUTILE STULL.
Apr %, 62-6w Attorneys for PIf.
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Leaves Youngstown at 64O, A N: Warren at 7:23,
n, and arrives at Cleveland at 1000. A N.
Leaves Cleveland at 400 P n: Warren at 6:37 P n
and arrives at loungstown at 40 p n.
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clothing bureau, after certain amendments, in
which ihe eoncurrencecf the Senate was re-
quested. W 20
On motion Of Mr.. Mcyeigh, the said amend
menta we're concurred IN.
Also, message that the Speaker Of the
House had signed 3. J. R. No. I6-Relatiye To
procuring Aaga for the State House, and that
the same were now ready for the signature Of
the President of the Senate. 4tAt "a
The President then signed the resolution.
On motion Of Mr.. Hitchcock Joint resoiu-
ton was passed that the flags referred 50 shall
be Of the description called "storm hags." ~
Senate resolved itself into committee Of the
Whole on the orders of the day, Mr.. Finck in
the Chair, and after some time rose, and report
cd back s. b. No. Ia, with one amendment, viz:
To strike out ell after the enacting clause.
The question being put on agreeing TO the
amendment, the yeas and nays we're ordered,
and resulted-yeas l6, nays l2; so the amend
ment was agreed to. ...e Z
On account Of the absence Of number Of
Senators, the vote just taken was rcconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. McBurney, the bill was re-
fsrred to select committee Of one-Mr. Nc
Burney
Mr.. Whetstone moved that when the Senate
adjourned, Il adjourn till 3 O'Clock on Monday
next, which was agreed to, and Senate adjourn
ed s 8
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Paper MOney..Opinion OF George
washington. TIL

PETER CooPER, Of New York city, has ad
dressed petition to COnRress in reference Z
the proposed issue Of paper money BY The Fed
ersl Government After referring to letter
addressed BY member OF the Maryland Leg.
islsture to GEoRoE WAsmNGroN, In regard to
an Issue Of paper money BY that State, Mr.,
CooPER says, speaking Of WAsHIsGron's an
awer: iefw $3.50 pc 7-f.aa
His reply was in the following ever to be re,
membered words. He said: "Had voice in
your legislature I would give It decidedly
against the emission, for the reason, thai peo-
pie always mistake as to the amount of money
necessary for q circulating medium" I" He said,
that cit is not the amount Of money in the
country that makes il plenty but it Is the rapid
ity and the certainty with which IL passes the
round OF circulation, and that in exact proper.
tion as you alloy the precious metals or pour
paper money in the volume Of circulating me-
dium, just In that proportion will everything in
country rise, aud that labcr would be the
last that would feefit -is.s 6
He then declared that "such apolicy would
not benefit the farmer or the mechanic. It
will only benefit the debtor, as II will enable
him 70 pay debt with shadow. instead Of a sub
stance" ~ in .rffr y s-lsl. 3i flf Nj
Mr.. CooPER adds. ss~
Nothing should ever tempt the government
TO lose its bold on the Sub Treasury, and the
power ii has exerted, and will continue to exert,
10 save our country from the fuctuation IN pri-
cts growing out Of an unchecked and unre-
strained use Of paper money. e.i.T si'i
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1t thus regulates pay pei day o. assessorE--=in
cities Of the FIRST class, 81 80; other ASSESSORS
81 ,25; their oath TO be mkde 10 account
rendered, for actual time engaged, 10 be ad-
ministered by the county auditor warrants On
the treasurer not to be drawn until list Of az
sessment 10 accurately made out and returned,
II repeals original section seven. -
n. B. No. so, by Mr.. Odlin--A bill toamend
section one Of an act entitled ''an act regula-
ting the payment Of costs in prosecutions for
minor ofIenses," passed March 10, 1861.
II provides that no costs taxed BY any Justice
Of the peace or mayor Of any city or fncorpoI
rated village in this State, In any prosecution
hereafter commenced before such justice or
mayor for minor offanses, shall be paid out of
the county treasury, unless an information shall
be filed or bill of indictment shall be found
In the proper court against the person or per-
sons charged with such offense; and 10 repeal
said original section one. ~
II. B. No. 3l.-Abill to amend the act for
the creation and regulation Of incorporated
companies in the State of Ohio, passed May l.,
1859.
1t provides new section Al, TO regulate keep.
ing In repair turnpikes or plank roads, and thu
keeping Of the gates, etc.; and repeals original
section. 44&
H. B. No, SO, by Mr. west-To amend sec.
tion z Of Can act defining the Jurisdiction and
regulating the practice of probate courts" pass.
ed March IA, 1853.
II provides that no probate Judge, nor deputy
clerk shall practice or be partner with practi-
tioner of law In this State, either In making out
the accounts of executors, administrators or
guardians, for fling and settlement In any court,
nor appear as counsel before justices of the
peace, or board Of arbitrators or referees, etc;
but may finish business commenced prior 10 the
passage Of this act and connected with his Off
cial business; and to repeal section of original
act.
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Y.TT News summary.

N"
The committee on Military Affairs in the
Houss of Congress will report a abill, reducing
the number Of Chaplains to one for each brig
ade, aud provide for the appointment of Hos
pital ChAplains. 20
The committee on tho proposed National
tArnnory west Of the Alleghenies can't agree
upon the place at which it shall be located.
They will probably recommend that three com
missiopers be appointed by the President to
select site.
The nomination Of CHARLES H. FOSTER as Mar.
shal Of North Carolina has been rejected by the
Senate Heis the same FOSTER who undertook
to amuggIe himself into Congress from that
State. ,,....tsa srrfaa
Gen. sIGEL is strongly pressed for Major
Gentrllship by Senators aud Representatives
from the northwest. -s
There is q disposition in Congress to enact
stringent laws against delraudiDg the Govern
msnt in the matter Of contracts etc, punishing
with death in certain cases, As {fsE ~ =
Itis said that Congress- viii order some Of
CAMERoE's contracts to be annulled. aat]i
The right Of LANE to seat as Senator from
Kausas has been confirmed by a vote Of twenty
four TO sixteen. ,,s5l ..,. a
Mason and SLIDELL arrived at ST. George
Bermuda, on Che 9tb inst, and called for ST.
Thomas on the 10Th, where they we're to take
passage for England.
The Sumter has arrived at Cadiz, having
burnt three yepele. IsIE
The House Of Congress has decided, that
Hon. WIN. E, LEHMAN is entitled 10 his seat as
the Representative from the frat Congressional
District of Pennsylvania. 1t was contestedlby
Mr, BUrLER. The vote stood rs to 81.
There is prospect Of some fighting in ihe
gnsighbsrkoOd Of Romney, before many days 1,
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Ths rev y asss .;::s "a N: ::.sa

Trnna Mawur Xmrn hwamu Om tho W0ntQInDu
sfon 81 SSoFoIarY Oameron.
e------
The New York 1Titune rejects the idea thai
sec<stary 4, ,,,so, vas reoS,eated IN rsaign or
- I, \ -.a.,,..
Aoesun' y n's s,s"s ~ '1S oon'sapanuq qu'1''o'
but because, "himself patri0t, he has beer
eurrounded and pressed upon BY troops OF noisy
well. viahe,a vho would bava aoorped lhe ides
~ Il NJ. yI,LL LF .,,..,
" selpnt 'nor Sou ~, .n''y P'eSe' y. o"'s'
as long as there was the faintest hope Oh max
ing ID forty .. The 7Sibune's Washington cor
resnondent on the c,o,,arv. s,tributes the res.
W =. - ~ ~, Z, n. A.,
ignAhon 70 tne realcai an''-sia'ery s'e"s VI 'D'
Secretary. We quote:
Il was felt 10 be the solemn condemnation by
the AdministratI tIon and the. regular army of the
policy of emancipation and arming the slaves
Of rebels 90 strongly recommended In the report
Of the Sscretary OF War. Senators saw In Il
an open issue with the anti-slavery feeling Of
the North and West, and shrank from the pros
pect of evils 60 suddenly opened to the eyes Of
men already weary with watching the war
The Times correspondent says' or
The thing was wholly unexpected, ana no
saSs ar was no.e susp!seo gsn rmr da ssos rhoi
" The work al tie Psesident. The first agita-
tion Of the subject In the Presidents mind oc'
CURED laas THURSDAY; Ies.efosy ne % nse iOsal ma
ns c ;rfornainn ~" S," oS ~ This rots was
received by Mr.. Cameron last night, and was
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UP.sR Hsssss sai sls Wn:'; a. Ss,Sr' an'

The UmkOms tno whole Umloms um~
Nothing but tne Unions
'Fhe allehIance Of avery A9sican cltizen
Il. ia hational sense, due 70 the Union the
vbole Uhloh and nothing bus lhs Union Yo
maintain aud preserve The Union IN lts integ-
rlty, each citizen, as q member Of separate
nationality, 10 bound by solemn oath implied,
II not orally uttered In supporting the Con-
stitution, we maintain the Union undivided and
uubroken. He who takes an oath. to support
The Constitution swears to preserve, to the best
Of his ability, the whole union and keep every
State ii 1t as an essential aud vital part Of the
whole. HsJ tl s ite to' ss,ss
% Each State is, in one sense, member OF the
Union; but It does not hold the same relation to
the Union that leg or an arm does to the human
body A man may part with one Of these mem
bers and still live and be useful. But the
States, being, by the Constitution, all equal and
coordinate members Of the Federal Union, that
Union is dependent on all and each for It's ex-
istence and life. Each isa vital part, and as
necessary to the national unity and national
life as is the head or the heart to the continued
existence and life Of the human being,
The Federal Constitution and Government
are not things apart from the Union, for with
out itneither can have any existence. Nor can
the Union exist without them. Our oath or OBJ
legation Of allegiance binds US not to the Con-
stitution on the Government considered separate
and apart frem the Union, but to the Union as
embracing them both within itself, and as made
up Of essential vital organs called States.
He who proposes to take or force State out
Of the Union--or allow one to go ont by seces-
sion or any other mode, or under any pretense,
is guilty Of moral, If not legal breach Of
his oath or obligation of allegiance. 1t is a
proposition to commit or permit the commission
OF national suicide Parting with one or more
States, our identity as one people is destroyed
No matter, whether slave States part from free,
or the latter annihilate the former, the general
result is the same. Tho Constitution, the Gov
srnment and the Union, known as such BY
W WAsHM0roN, JERTERsoN and JACKSON, will be at
IN end The men who remain faithful in their |
allegiance to the Union, the whole Union and
lothiug but the Union, must unite for Its saliva
ion, or il will be lost forever. tE
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Ar lEhNOON oESSlON.
Mr. Griswold, on leave, moved that wher
this House adjourn, It be until Monday, thre,
O'Clock, P. M.
Agreed to-yeas 32, nays 81.
Leave OF absence was granted as follows
Mr. Thorpe until Tuesday morning; Mr.. JEFF
fries until Wednesday, morning; Mr.. Bartran
until Friday nnorDing N
The motion Of Mr.. Holden was lost ~
| Mr.. Smith proposed amendment as follows
AT the end Of line three section, two ipser,
the words "keeping q record of the name III
each volunteer, and designating the regiment
and company 10 which he may have enlistedl', ,,
Which was lost
Mr.. linn moved to amend section one. nv
striking out zone half pll'' and insert "t5ree-
fourtbs Of a mill" Cfor The levy).
Mr.. GrisWold moved TO commit to standing
committee on Finance. Which was lcst.
Mr.. Dresel moved to reconsider the vote of
yesterday by which Mr.. fIills's Amendment.
designed as section 9, was lost.
The House refused to reconsider.
Mr.. Scott moved to reconsider the vote Of
yesterday by which, on motion of Mr.. Smytbe,
section seven was added to the bill. Agreed
to. -.st lss.stes rr eFTT
The question recurring on adoption of sec.
tion z, thus reconsidersd,
A.' Suitn muNou w tbtTlk6 tlefeIfOm the
word ''may," and insert .shall" Agreed to.
As amended the section was agreed 10
The question being on Mr.. Zlnn's motion To
Increase the levy one-fourth of q mill, he
was permitted to withdraw the same.
Mr.. Harrison then moved to amend by aub.
stituting for "one-half mil, !" the words "seven.
tenths of one mill"
The previous question having been sustained.
the yeas and nays were called on the amend,
ment Of Mr.. Harrison, and resulted--yeas l5.
nays CO.. II was lost.
The question being on the engrossment of the
bill, the yeas and nays were called, resultIng-
yeas rs, nay /. egsr s.,a ~ ,. asg1lg :
On motion OF Mr.. Flagg, the bill was recon.
mitted TO the committee on Military Affairs
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE,
S. J. R. No. 24--As to printing inaugural ad.
dress Of Governor In German NAiJSHN
Referred to committee on Printing, to reuork
y A motion toadjOurn was Lost yeas as, 'iu nays
MI, Cook moved that the committees on
huies be Instructed to reports rule regulating
enrolment OF bills. Adopted ,o;4r,,A III
III. r. No. II. FOn motion, the House re-
solutions relative 70 the position of Ohio Ia
relation 20 the war" was taken from the tab le
ano, On motion, referred to select committee
of one.
Thsspeaker appointed Mr.. zInn the commit
s.B. No. 8, A bill to repeal section three Of
an act passed April lo "a % q ~ vent ~ IN @
Of certain immoral practices; waalisad Che frst
timerAHIrsaH n .Tw
The House then adjourned AZ, nays 81
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Ae9IsIatLYsaf 3

g p Mr.. KaUM introduced labill yesterday 10 "
( House; Of Representatives, reducing the sala
e rieA Of certain State effects
g e The House, yesterday, ordered the bill ''iol
the relief Of the families of volunteers" to b'
engrossed, after long discussion
Tho Senate discussed the Interest question
4 yes.stdsy N ss8
Both branches Of the Legislature adjourn
ed over last evening until next Monday after
noon. Moat Of the members have gone home
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-18

The CAUSE. .-Archbishop HUOHEs, speaking
of the charge that slavery is the cause of this
war, and should be abolished, says: at is like
claiming that the money the traveller had in bis
pocket was the cause Of his being murdered and
robbed therefore donS punish the hemurderer but
steal the money" s s.aa aiAfaD b n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-18

" -Four Ohio regiments have been ordered
to Romney. The Twenty Ninth, Col. Buckley,
a: Camp Chase, the slxty-second, Col. Pond, at
zanesville, the Sixty Sixth, Col. Conde, at Ur-
bana. the sixly-seventh, Col. Bus.enblnder, at
Camp Chase7-all were to move yesterday. Jan.
I6 ---- ~. .Lrl. ...l. ~. I-.