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Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
NEW York. july 6.

The Tunes says the contents of JEFF.
Davis dispatches captured are perempto-
ny orders to Lee to Withdraw from Penn
sylvaniR, assigning the reason that the
position is too hazardous and the condi-
ton of Richmond too defenceless 10 war;
RANT remaining longer. He also refuses
Lees request TO allow Beauregard to re-
inforce him, and oriers Lee south of the
Potomac forthwith.
The Times Gettysburg dispatch con
firms the report of the almost annihila-
ton of the rebels. who left nearly 5000
killed and wounded on the ground.
Haneock's corps, which defended the
centre, was thanked by Meade in name
the army and country.
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NILES. ON TUESDAY, JULY I4th, 1868

It ia, recommended that the primary
meeting for the election of delegates be
held at the usual places of holding cleo
ton. on Saturday evening. July II, at 7
o'clock. JAMES DUMARS,
Chairman Union Central Committee
of Welcoming County.
c. R. Hunt,
J. G. BUTLER,
q. L. TOWNSEND,
WV. RITEzEL,
II. 3, TAYLER.
Union Central Committee of Trumbull
County.
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Union Senatorial Convention.

The Union men of Trumbull and Ma
honing Counties who are in favor of sus-
tanning the Administration in its efforts
to suppress the rebellion, and for the
preservation of the Union unconditional
ly, are invited to meet by delegates in
Convention,
NILES, ON TUESDAY, JULY I4th, 1868,
TO put in nomination a candidate TO rep
resent this Senatorial District in the Gen.
eEal Assembly at Columbus for the ensu-
ing term.
The basis of representation will be one
delegate for every 100 votes cast for Gov
ernor Tod in lS6l-which will entitle
Trumbull County to 40 votes. and Ma
honing County 10 26 votes. This ratio
will give t o the several townships of
Trumbull County the following represen-
fation:
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From President Lincoln.

WASHINGTON, July t, 10 \. NJ.
The President to the coun-
try that the news from the Army of the
Potomac to 10 2. NJ. of the 81 is such as
to v the army with the highest hon.
or and promise Il great SUCCESS to the
cause of the Union. and to claim the con.
dOlence of all for the many gallant fallen
and hat for this he especially desires on
this day hat He whose will, not ours,
should ever be done, be everywhere re-
.embeged with the profoundest graft
fSipned ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Probate Settlement,

Settlements ordered to be Advertised.
TT is ordered that the following ac-
u counts of Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians that have been filed in this Court be ad-
vertsed for three consecutive weeks agreeably to
law, and that they remain on file for Inspection till
the 3Oth day of July, A. D., 1868, when they will be
examined and ordered to record if no executions
apDear thereto. to wit.
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Price, 20 cents per Box, or 5 Roxes for 81,
Prepared by DR.. ]. O AVER g. CO., Lowell. Haas

SOLD BY, Hoyt & Stratton, Smith L CasterIine.
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x Cory. Bristol, E. P. WOleott, Pennington,
Squibb x Thompson, MesOpotamia, w {. Savage.
Bloomfield. 5. I. SOule, Newton Falls, Mason & Co.
Miles, j. Walters. Girard. and Dealers everywhere,
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UNION STATE K
Election Day, October ID, 1861

Election Day, October 13, 1868.
For Governor,
JOHN BROUGH,
Cuyahoga County.
Lieutenant Governor,
ANDERSON.
Montgomery County.
Supreme Judge,
HOOKING HUNTER.
Fairfield County.
Auditor of State.
JAMES A. GOODMAN,
Marion County.
Treasurer of State,
G.. VoLNEY DORSEY,
Mama County.
Board of Public Works,
JOHN NJ. BARRERE,
Highland County.
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REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO SUB
STITUTES.
lst. ANY person enrolled and drafted
may, at any time, on or before the time
at which he is ordered TO report at a rem
devious. obtain and present TO the Board
of Enrolment of the District in which he
resides, Il substitute.
81 The substitute must be in every
respect suitable for the military service,
which shall be determined by the Enrol
ing Board in the manner prescribed for
examining recruits.
Sd. Every substitute, after being ex-
amined and approved by the Enrolling
Board, shall enlist in the service of the
United States.
4th. And when he shall have so enlist
ed, and reported to the Provost Marshal
tor duty, the Board shall give the person
who has furnished the substitute a certif-
cate OF exemption setting forth that the
person lis not properly subject to do mil
itary duty during the time for which he
was drafted = : by reason of 'having
furnished an acceptable substitute"
5th. Every substitute, who shall have
enlisted and reported to the Provost Mar
shall, shall be held subject to all pains
and penalties for desertion or other Of
fences, in the same manner as other sol
dierS, and the person who has furnished
the substitute shall not be responsible for
the acts of the substitute, committed af-
ter he shall have enlisted and reported
to the Provost Marshal for duty, as re-
quired in the preceding paragraph.
9th. The Board of Enrolment will
give public notice, after a draft has been
made, that they will, between such hours
on every day, up to the time when the
drafted men are ordered to report at a
rendezvous, hear propositions for substi-
tutes, and examine persons so offering.
9TH. All persons who may be drafted,
and all who desire to present substitutes,
shall give notice in writing to the Board
of Enrolment that on such q day they
will present a substitute, giving his name
residence, age, and stating whether he is
an alien or citizen.
9th. Substitutes. after being enlisted,
are to be considered as, in all respects, on
the same footing with other soldiers, re-
ceiving the same bounties, pay and al
lOwance, and amenable to the same regu-
lations and discipline.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
BY order of the Board of Enrolment.
D. CALDWELL,
Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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SALE.

Henry Hudson. ct al
VS.. In IrGmbuIi CommOu
Benz. F, Curtiss ct al lPleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of said
Court IN the above case and to me directed and de-
hyered, l have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale, at the door Of the Court House in War
rem, on
Saturday, the sth day of August, 1868.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4o'eIoek
P. N, of said dAy the following described real es-
tate, to wit: Situate in Rowland Township, in said
county of Trumbull. being part Of a twenty (2O)acre
tract Of land purchased by Lueius King. NOW de-
eeased) Of Dan1 Gilbert, by deed recorded in Book
% pages 80 and 81, of 1rumbull county records.
beginning in the center Of the road leading from
W arren to Vienna, where the east line of land
granted to Isaac Erret, crosses said road, thence
east along the center of said road about eight ()
rods TO the west line of land contracted to Patrick
Danahy, thence south along the west line of said
Danahys land, about itty-One (5l)rods to the north
line OF land contracted to E. E.. HOyt, thence west
along said HOyts north line 10 the northwest cor
ner of HOyts land. thence northerly by direct line
to such point IN the south line of said Erret's land
as by following said south line, and east line of said
Erret's land. to the place Of beginning. Shall
Within the lines aforesaid include three
and one half acres 80 Of land, the
said south line of Errets land running between the
corn and cOwshed. leaving the barn for the 81
acres and the eOwshed on the Erret land. Aprais-
ed at eleven hundred dollars (SllOO)
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Warren o., July Sth, 1863.
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Dysentery, DIarrhea, Relax, werms.

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HEAD QUARTERS PkovosT MARSHAL,
18Th CoNG. DIsT. OF ONO,
Warren, June 80, 1868.

Attention is called to the following ex-
tracts from circular No. 80 from the War
Department, to wit:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROVosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, D. c., June "a, 1853.
CIRCULAR,
No. 80.
REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO SUB
STITUTES.
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Constipation, CO~stIveness, SuPPresS1sta.
hhe unantism, Cont, Neuralgia, D.s.&
sy, ParalyyiS, Fits, etc.

eumntism, Cont, Neuralgia, D.s.&
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D~yspepsIa, Impnrlty I'D enc Blood.

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WASHINGTON July-S:25 P. NJ.
Official dispatches from Vicksburg to
the Doth, have been received. Everything
was going on cheerfully.
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vsrtise tho aautsrca in tha Times, ths MonifsilT
the Gazotss DO TribaRaRr, end four othsf treacn
papers. Moreover. ior fraud, uRdsr lls D-nsi
eoie, tJya 1f the offenders sr5 sentenced i0 fines
s1d eighteen months imprisems7t, ard IRE
thir5 % tCur nonilm IA prsan- aaf tie wines
beer .Hg the false narks sfe ordered 70 DO con
6-cstss.
Tha Berlin Hssical Gazs1s ralsfsa ,he follow
ing ias,ancs Of ~Ati EHass nbis de2sHds
sIagFFB 'Hill sogiatiHss matte: Not long sacc
lEaa.s- o Ha-GHe1 rs pre-. 5l'y 10 Es-iGrl.
r. -65s6 Waguer'5 Res tie fsA sa.a
sef- i .c0 ti-m1a SHd nothing ve,-a--.5 &
5af 60 Gx ss fae fs- fa. d.sc gahhe ,.-rf r1n
s-ecs- 81 wsel Eiaraa liba teGcr tez9l AZ Pssis q
EaHnEaiissr) so Tss il appesr al hal5e-ae-
zl r H. desIsTe5 be would nos sing uu.e.a
ihe k'uf e. II Hev-r'a HL.-s ha-se vac ri-rs6
fhst can yau ba tl.gEiaz on Ig1 calEe5
lsTs lis Majesty 3 horse 2 aFj=ars1 'h- mau-
zr- Ia- is y1gl cEu-esl,' SAD &c herr L
VIZ ncE sim guise5 I havs tn5 Eags ali's
R0ue.' As al aas manegsgs srg1.asa's proved
l5 no avaa against t-ig eL-rs0r5laRTy ~ tlusi1E
a'e case was made kDsWa n his MsIaEry. TIE
KnE srilad, aud gave ORDERS Euat ihe h.rss
sloEid be placed a. the singers dispnsal
" Waes Ntsoael wa i0forEsi Of Ihe X Hg's esa-
ee2t 60 his demand, he exclaimed, Bat thst is
NOT al! must Eds ih3 horse fer a. iesBE q
tN@fA1 AZ ulNei - Erfb hceA 70 AiAA AIta iho
7Faa granted, and dRriug tbs whsia week l5ll3E-
lng N.amea might be seen every 6s7 abOHE
neos gTaVely psFsding the m0ss arist7srs.ie
qisFter Of the city, mounted on ths Kings
.hsTgsr"
Ihe AbsSie C0aeEoiss records tie following in.
s;aDcn Of the vJgaciFY Of rats, when { dselares
as JHst occurred at farm. near Y vet0n (Sire
inlsriaTe}: The proprietor Of shs farm, IL PaB-
ssh0ut he'd u pig 50 exceedingly fat That it could
sesFesiy move, and Was nearly alWsys aslssp
Three sights siuca he was awakened by hcaing
the squsais Of ths animal, and, On g1i8g to the
stve, fouad sbst a number Of rats had attacked
t ami eaten their way into ts fat Co The depth Of
four inches. IRE pig was g much Injured thst
lt was foUud Necessary Go kill Il immodiztsly
The JsRTaa4 de ROusa, after giving the above
account mentions 3 circumstances which occur
rel 10 gentleman of t5Gs town not lung uea;
O1 ratuInilg from Tsside1es IN the tropics, he
wished 70 bring back q serpent about six feet
long. H accordingly put it in q large box, ard
along with it number Of live rats for it 20 kill
and eat when 90 disposed On opening the box.
hOwever, he foURd that duTigg the Rssssge the
rats had not only eaten all the mod inglcsed tor
them, but had also devoured tHs serpent itself
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Pro7isions ia IlisslssIppi.

ErOmtse MisaissipPian.l
Ayear ago t8e then commander Of this department
ln order 20 bet apply Che Of his Oops issue
eTder restricting the anspor'ai0n Of pr0vaiOus
in.g = h-ma froui his State Tbs order was Fsusr
81 reEsr ed IS arbitrary unjust and injurious 10 hs
irtersss Of the people and csiculated 70 TiEe the
prices cgrrs IA Biobe several hundred psr cent The
press af ~ bile and ihis Stale qsite severe Ia
heir criticisms what was lgught cry gIha M
ad cf sad s ourselves took occasion TO give General
Peubsrtou tn bentd Of few lk-drops, believing as
did Jlen- aid 10 now hat be oraer was unneces-
slry tie tlls iC was 8azea- SiD0e that tae how
ever a Beavy stray has been supplied from 8isssaiJ r
the en,mys desrUstiVa pnnss arr 10 be sasu ia
many Ee'g places sna considerable addonsi territory
mas p-ssd fFot our hands. Troops have been UaIIpsu
10 Dssry every county ia iho State aud Craa's
BY them almost everywhere destroyed The whole
Deer es ana fszoO country has gone from ch.
f. river couuue from Tunics 10 adams, anu iade.,l
we may say tls eouns West Of Pearl nvsr is 10
o us Our p pu5at8n il soniruUted while a. lhs ssus
+iae, theHe has been great filling OF ia the
u produce rais ed without any notable elimination
ne eumUcr 0f mouths % feed. tbs srici O. der j.
re5suded, sad, while Wa are thus barely able to
sustain the ecnH ln our department ana ne non com
nts 0i Staie requsitiOus made upOB for
Hrly al ne meat and wheat, 70 supby The gar
IisJa 18bIa and the cOrIAOrants who have fastened
heir f-pgs in the throHts Of the p 0pls. are usr-
nigtod 70 60 spout buying up everything that
can be ht 70 carry Outqt he state anq supply the
Asa8ma aisrsst They Did tue Government azsnts
three aul drsd per cent, aud the coi-edusnce is
,haJ secrats their wheat, meatejg froa lhs rI
sent tvss o! the cover lnenL order 90 got better
price from the shyooka skuking around, njuring he
army, The people AID the cOgut y. We have N mauy
IHOu b. TO esd IN our Stats tnere IA and brsad TO
-upy, ana We iegr thai ii cuntil be dopia ted
io he seNs sixty days as it has been during ls past
thrtg, December viii ma unable 10 buy as uueh as
u4lshei ui wneat Ia Mississippi. aOur remedy IL &
cease draniug MlssIssipti aHd draw from Alaba4al,
which s teeming with everything, snd which
has not been trAmpied over b. Boldibrs
aud laid waste By Kaukaa hirslipRg Sspd
agents Impress throaghUut the State, + nssssasyi
We hear Of zone operating h H. and let what is ieit
airi.aippi rensn tur the II OPS and citizens In the
ato This mater which should attract particular
sitention. EvsFyt thing IL bong lakeR ANRy from US
ua uless the present order u things is changed the
tIns viii soon eonle vixen viii bavs to pay three
TIMES lie aaSuhi n provisions tnat lhsy now hsi
lold Tor those who taking in nancy with bota
salds-thess sharks aad bnzzaFds of society. We 40
not favor plseing iesetiOas trade, bal we thnk
that somsihing bOuid b. done cheek the inevitable
results Of tie present stats OF thiogs