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From the Rev. ]. u. Lyons, formerly Pastorofthc
Columbus (N.J and Mlestown tpG.) baptist

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From Rev. J. s. Herman, Of the German Reform
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From Rev. }. Newton Brown, u. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge, and
From the Rev. Jos. II. KennNrd, Pastor of the 10
pnntist Chnrch

BVVITNU
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the above cause. j. III. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates Street Philadelphia
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Ihc poem, enIltTcd "Uh! Why sh0 d
the Spirit of Mortal be Proud ?" at
tributed by many papers TO the late
President was written by a Scotch
clergyman named William Knox, who
was born in 1889, and died in Edin-
burg, 1925. Mr.. Lincoln greatly ad-
mircd it, and it was through his fire.
quent repetition of passages from it
or allusions to it, that the Authorship
was attributed to him.-Cin. Com.
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Robbery in Ellsworth.

Rev. john Price, Of the firm of Hsur
mond d Price. III Ellsworth, was robLrd
of a thousand dollars in money, on Thurs.
lay evening. the 9th inst. The Can't, Id
Herald gives the particulars: Mr.. PHI
on The day of the robbery, had drawn a
thousand dollars from a bank in Salem.
He returned TO his home, and his wife
being i'll. and requiring his immediate at
t%ention, he did not place his none, ia a
secur place. The family retired L. tie
upper part of their dwelling. and during
the night the house was entered by wav
Of the cellar, 10y a person or persons la
known, who made their way 10 the III It
ioor, and after Tumaging about for sorie
time, it supposed discovered the mis>i .
money in the pocket .of an overcoal,
which had been thrown over 4 chair on
the arrival home of Mr.. Price. No cIue
as yet has been obtained OF the scoun-
drel who would resort to such a low and
debasing act, as TO rob n minister of the
Gospel"
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The New Congress.

The XXXIGth Congress will convene
at Washington on Monday, Dec. 4th. IL
tEe Senate the Hon Lafayette >. Foster
Jf Connecticut viii take the chair as Pres
.&en5 pro ,ass.., With Col John ". orneY-
of Pennsylvania as Secretary. The major
ny Of the UniOnisis IS here so heavy that
a. can IN 10 case DE overcome except by
JivIsion; the only Opposition Senators
emitted 10 take seats without inquiry be
ing Messrs. Wright and Stockton of New
Jersey, Buckalew OF Pennsylvania, Rid
de and Salisbury OF Delaware, Davis
and Powell OF Kentucky, h. johnson OF
Maryland, Hendrics OF Indiana, Nc
DCugsi OF California. and Nesmith of Or
egon-lI in ali, 10 SO Unionists. If every
state lately In rebellion we're 10 have
Senators present at the hour of opening
the Session, las several OF them will not,
and Ii each were TO claim and hold his
seat, there would still be a Union MAORI
~. So no more need ne said OF the Sem
ate.
As to the House, the case is but little
different. The representatives who will
take seats of course are politically diVid-
ed as follows:
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STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, SIS.

1hOMBULI COUNTY SIS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Nicholas Cramer, vs.. Anna GIllem - GilIem
her husband. Alice " inoler and her husband
Mindler, Dorcey RObsnsOn, ct al.
NOTICE.
The above named defendants are notified tha,
the ~plainuff on the lith day of November. isf5,
filed his petition in the office of the Clerk Of Inc
Court Of Common Pleas. aforesaid. against them
and others, setting up THAI p.iOr to the 3rd of Au-
gust, 1865. Robins n a Bowel, n copartnerspip do
ing business under thai name owned lot "A. in vii
age plat OF Niles, and the appearances that be-
lore said date Bowel died intestate, leaving said
Robinson his survivor, who as such on SAID dale
sold by contract IN writing, said land 10 plaintiff
for the sum OF s3lZ,IO to be paid SlI2.OO in hand
SlU0 April LIST, loo6, and SlUO,OU April LIST, 1857: Thai
said Robinson sold said contract TO one Addison
MeaIhei Der; that plaintiff has paid said sum Of
money, anu performed all he was TO do by said con-
tract, said survivor when said money was paid
OOund himself 10 give q good warrantey deed. that
said Robinson Is dead, leaving the above named
defendant his hens at law and legal representa-
uves. aLd that plaintiff is entitled 10 q deed IN
pursuance Of said contract, and prays for a decree
that said parties with others make and execute HI
plaintiff a deed Of general warranty, or iu default
that said decree operate as such ana for further
TeiieE. SAID petition will be heard at the next
term Of said Court.
n. CRAMER.
By Hutchins & FOTrist his ATTY.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Lemuel MeCullum. Plaintiff. VS.. Rudolph byte and
Annie his wife, William White and Almira his
wife. and Newton MeCuIium. Defendants.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of TrumbuII
County. ohio.
The said defendant will take notice that q psti-
ton was filed on the list day of November, 1865. in
said Court BY Lemual McCullum, and is now pend
i.g, wherein said plaintiff demands partit on oftha
following real estate. to wit: Ninety seven acres
more or less of land. situate in Champion township.
County, In the State Of Ohio, lying IN
lot No. 20, adjoining land Of /. Shafer on the west
the highway on the south. lapd OF NJ. Slime on The
east, and lot No. % on the north, and that at The
next term Of said Court the said Lemuel McCul-
lum will apply for an order that partition be made
of the premises. said petition sets forth that the
above named defendants are seized in fee OF three
ffths OF said ur. miscs
IEAUEL McCULLUM,
By john I. Beaver his Atty.
Nov. IS, '65,-6w
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In 1884, as the Democratic party gave
out, President johnson was a ''boorish
tailor, " "the satrsp of Tennessee, Zone
OF LincOln's despoIs," &c &c.
In 1865, according 10 the same we'll
known authorities. President johnson
was the sage and patriot ''sent OF
Heaven to save his country"
We are curious 10 know what the De
mocracy will now call the President, see
ing he has told the Carolinas that neither
they nor any other Of the late rebel States
can come in till they have brought forth
mora afruits meet for repentance.n
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Promotions IN THE 4lst REGIMENT.
The following promotions in the 4ist !
fantry, nov at Camp Chase. awaitir
muster out, were entered at the Adjuts'
Generals Office yesterday:
Captain James McCieary to Major; J
Lieut.. James NJ. kirkpatrick TO CAPITA.
2. NJ. Sergt. Leroy L. Bosley and Ser.
Maj. Henry J. Englebeck to lst Lieuto
ants; Commissary Sergt. james J. NJ
tocks and LIST Sergeants Albert G. Park, D
Edward Morse, William C. Cook, Artb,.
Emerson, John Chaplin. Henry S. Your
Joseph Cross, George G. Bailey, and Jol
W. Wampler to I'd Lieutenants.
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EdLIlEus DALAtute IGIIAeus IL. EAGGulOTE OF the
will Of William ID. Parrish. deceased. ct Al de-
- rendants.
NOTICE.
The above named ueivuuants are notified that
the plaintiff on the 18th Gay OF November, 1865.
filed IN the Office u the CLERK OF the above named
Court his petition against them and others, setting
mp among other things in substance that on the 10Th
day OF December. lSuu. the town council yfthe In.
coTporsted VILLAGE Of v arren passed an Ordinance
authorizing the erection Of Gas HOrss in said vii
Isge. and giving the exclusive right to use streets,
alleys, lanes, ami pubic grounds tor the laying OF
pipes, that said plaintiff became and was entitled
10 the benefits thereof; that ne buiit Gas Works
upon certain lots Of land Ii said village, No. Is. 10,
IL, Is, consisting OF a substantial brick building,
gas tank fixtures. and LAID two miles, Of main
pipes, &c.; that be hired one William IL. Parrish.
an Engineer and Contractor to build said " orks.
lay said pipes, and said plaintiff was TO pay him
The actual costs OF said MOrks. and q profit OF
$500. and for instructions as mentioned in said
contract, and to secure said Parrish for such
amount be assigned to him said ordinance. and
said Parrish took title TO said ianGs; that on the
completion OF said work he demanded of SAID Par
IRISH an account Of all the expenses of said " Orks,
SO that said plaintiff could pay the same as he was
now willing to 40; but said Parrish refused to so
account and settle, but il fraud of said plaintiffs
night. transferred all OF said property ana fran
chises to the Warren Gas Light Company, without
any consideration said Gas Light Company. well
knowing OF all Of plaintiffs rights, and said Par
rlsh, want OF title. that alter the completion of
sand Works said Parrish had possession thereof,
made ana sold gas, &c. and realized as net profit
Of SoUOO, and sad Gas Light Company has had ssid
oTks since DscemOe E6l, manufactured ana
sold gas, DC, and have realized a profit of SHO.OUO;
that said WORKS cost only $1,000; that Par
rlsu, died ~intestAIe. and the above. named persons
are his Executors; ana asking for an account as to
costs OF said Works, and the net profits of said
Works to said Parrish, and 10 said Gas Light Com
paDy. ana that 50 much money as Is necessary to
pay the costs OF said W Urks and for tho balance #
any, he asks a decree, ana that said Gas Light Co,
be ordered to convey to plaintiff al said property.
II sald property. does not pay In full the costs OF
said NOrks. plaintiff offers 10 pay said balance,
upon payment OF which he demands a decree for
such convey snce. and tOr costs. said petition will
be tor hearing at the next term Of the ssid Court.
and unless they answer by July q, 1866. then saii
petition as to them will be taken as confessed.
HUICHlAS d FORREST.
Nov. 20, 65-6w At'tys for PiH.
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Democratic principles.

In IS6l-No right to coerce a State.
In l862-No right to recruit the army
by censcription.
In lS63-The rebellion canno be con-
quered.
In 1S64-Four years Of war a failure.
In 1S65-President johnson is Tyler
izing" the Republican party.
in November, 1865-The Democracy
routed everywhere, and left without a
p~rinciple.
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as follows
Were an these admitted at

were all these admitted at the out
set, without demur or scrutiny, they
would not all affiliate with the Opposit-
ion; and even If they did, their COM
bined strength would fall short of a ma.
jOrity. Their candidate for Speaker
would fall fully forty votes behind, not
w~ithstanding hat sickness will prevent
The attendance Of several Unionists.
Bet the members from the States lately
in revolt ann0t take their seats at the
outset, so as to vote for Speaker and
Clerk. Not even such devoted and un-
wayeriDg U%nIouists ss Horace Maynard.
representing Il district that. though tom
porariiy overcome by rebel bayon, Is,
never jalterea In nor cOnceaied its devo-
ion 10 the Union, viii be admitted with
Out preliminary investigation and scruti-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ IN PARTITION.
John NJ. Stull, VS. Mary o. Scoville, et 81. In
Tru mbull Common Pless.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of IrUmbull County, o.,
in the above entitled case. ! shall expose to pub
lie sale at the Court House in Warren, in said
County. On
Saturday, the SOth day of December,
1856, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and 4
O'Clock, P. II the following described premises [:
Situate in Liberty township. Irumbun County.
and State Cf Ohio. and IS known as being part OF
lot No. Og nineteen, and bounded as fOIloWs. to
wit beginning at a , ost IN the south west corner
of said lot l9, thence east along the south line ofsaid
lot - thirty four CHAINS and 70 ty FIVE links C34e
45D TO the south east corner If the herein described
tract; thence north by a line run twenty chains
and twelve links TO q post; thence west by q
line run go thirty four chains and forty
seven links 10 the west line of said lot 10:
thence south along the said west lire (2O) twenty
chains and forty links TO the place OF beginning =
Containing t69 e3-lOJ sIxJy-niBe and efghty-thTee
one bundredths acres Of land, less about seven
acres. sold from said tract by the administrator Of
Mary Anderson, deceased. Appraised at SO Der
acre. Terms. One-JhiTd in hand, One-third in one
year and one-tbiId il TWO years. WIthinteI est fro
day OF sale: deferred payments to be secured by
en- the Eremlsts. JOS. q BU1LER,
Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. o.. Nov. 20. 1856. 5w
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Great Fire at MeadviIIe.

NEADYILLE, Nov. 20, 1860,
A disastrous fire occurred here this
morning. The entire blocks of wooden
buildings on Water and corne of Water
and Dock streets were totally destroyed
They were occupied by some of the most
prominent business firms of the city
The superhuman exertionS of the Fire
Department alone saved the opposite
sides of both Water and Dock Streets
Eleven stores, several millIner establish
ments and Offices, including the Journal
printing Office, we're a total loss. The
Ere is supposed to hrve been the work OF
incendiaries. Several arrests have been
made. The loss is estimated at from
$3.50, 600 to $4,000.
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Tho National I~nteLigsneer says that
at a conservative meeting at New Creek
Virginia, last week, the leading Demo
cratic orator uttered the following senti-
mept: "The assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln was a mercifull dispensation, but
it would be a still more merciful dispen-
sation if his unworthy successor, john
son. should be assassinated." The blood
thirsty orator now cools his fervor in
Sunderland jail.
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Almira Paul, by friend. VS. Rebecca Harmon. ct al
In Irumbull Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued ont of the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County. Ohio.
In the above entitled case. and To me directed
ana delivered, l shall expose to public sale AT HE
court house, on
Saturday, the sOth day Of December,
a. D. 1855. and between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
N. and o'clock ?. NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate. 10 wit: Three contiguous
tracts Of land situate on the est side of the
branch Of the. Mahoning river in sections
No. lS snd ~ IN Newton township. Trumbul
Count, Ohio bounded on the west BY said river.
on The east By the highway. On the south by la.ds
OF NeWeomb Price, on the north by lands of Eli
Paul. For a more full description. see TrumbuIl
County Records, Book 18th. pages iei and Ig5. for
tract 4, which contains ffty-siX acres, more or les.
tract IL contains hity six acres. more or less. ana Is
particularly described in deed from Robert Price
TO Jacob Hanse, April 80. ls39; see TrumbuH Co.
Records, Book 10, pages l5 and l96; tract @ con-
talns hfty-nlne acres, more or less, and is fully de-
scTlbed IN deed from Thomas Cook and wife ia
Robert Price. dated October Is tn, 1885; TrUmbuH
County Records, Book q, pages 81 and IS; tract A
at - in money: tract B Us,
in money. and tract C at s.. Terms. one.
third il hand, and one third each in one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale, and secured
by mortgage on the premises. Said lands will be
sold separately or together. as may be considered
most advisable on the day of sale.
J. O. BUTLFR,
Special Master Commissioner.
Sherin's Office, Warren Ohio. Nov. %, 1865, 5w.
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SALE.

pursuaucs # an order of the Probate Court
Of TrumbuII County, Ohio, heretofore granted IN
The case of Ethan G. Briggs; guardian oil Henry y;
Briggs, against his said ward the undersigned VIII
8fh Dav of December, A. d. 1865,
bstveen the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. AID two
O'clock P. NJ. on the premises, offer at public 50 c
the undivided third part of the following deSerIo-
"a real estate: Situate in the township Of kins-
man. County of Trumbul and state Of OhlO, ana
described as follows: Known q part OF section No.
one in said township, and is bounded as follows.
viz: Beginning in the west line OF SAID township
at n post twenty one chains and twenty i've links
south from the northwest corner Of said township;
thence east along the south line Of John Herrleks
land eighty chains and seventy SIX links 10 4 post
also said HerTiek's sOuth-e east corner: thence south
along the section line twenty four chains and for
" links to the middle ofthe highway thence east
| along the middle of said highway fourteen eh0ins
| and seventy five links TO the middle of the state
road: thence north thirty seven and one halt inks
thence west along Vim. Seott's north line which Is
( south S9o west seventy five chains and eighty five
| links to the west line of said township; thence
north on said township line twenty three chains
tanning within said bounds one hundred and nine
ty four acres Of land, be the same more or less. All
subject to the life estate Of said Ethan G. Briggs.
who during his life is entitled to the use Of all said
land.
Terms of sale.-One third cash On the day of sale.
One third in one and one third in two years from
the day of sale. TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold; deferred payments to bear interest
payable annually. Appraised at $4,000.
ETHAN c. BRIGGS,
Guardian Of Henry c. Briggs.
Nov. o, 165-2w
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sheriH's Office. Warren. O.. Nov. 2!
EGAL NOTICE.


James 5. Tod, Plf. In the Court Of CON-
Us. SmOn Pleas of Irum-
Robert P. Tod, ct al. Def's. bull county, Ohio.
Robert P. Tod. defendant, residing in the District
of Columbia. will takenOiice thston the list day Of
November, lS65, james !. cd filed his petition in
said Court. setting forth that lie S the owner Ofa
life estate in ana 10 a certain tract Of lard with the
appurten ances; Situate In Newton township in
said county, ID Lit No. one, lying on both sides Of
the west branch of MahOning River. bounded on
the west by Merrill 5 land. on the north by the
highway ard by land Of Mr. SWee y on the south
containing fifty acres more or less That at thenext
term of said Court said James :. Tod will ask for
an order TO sell said land. "a d that The proceeds be
according to law, and the II ttr rest Grising
trOu. the sale OF said land after payin taxes, costs
and expenses Tor managing the fund be Pald to said
James dui ing his natural lite.
JAMES S. TOD, Plaintiff.
Nov. g, i65,-4W
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7 EGAL NOTICE.-In the Court
IL Of Common Pleas of TrumbulI County, State

Of Uhio.
Ezekiel Gilman. plaintiff, vs. William Paine 10
reno Fairbanks, Charles H. GrrRg. Eliiah no
Wis and Oscar NJ. Sanford, defendants.
William Paine, Lorenzo Fairbanks, Charles IT
Grlgg and Oscar NJ. Sanford, who are residents OF
the City OF philadelphia. in the State of PennsyI
vania, will take notice that Ezekiel Gilman. the
plaintiff, has dled his petition in the Courf Of GowN
mon Pleas OF Trumbu Comfy. sveTri1r tbOtnE
the 18th day Of February. he sold the following
premises to the said d fendants to wit: "Sitna1e
in Mecca township. Trumbull County. State OF
OHIO. being lots Nos. four "a, thirty-One (SD. tbir-
ty-tWo t32. thiTty-thre 1881, thirty-four 80. Eve
~, thirty eight 49,. forty t40l, forty-one (N and
iOrty-tWo ~, IN a certain plat Of land made by
I. NJ. Robinson. and Recorded July II. 1881 in
rrumbul County Records. Book of Maps A. page
100; containing eleven and three-Quarter acres.
more Or less; excepting tbeFefrom One-eigbth
part of the oil under said premises, which. when
mined is to be delivered 10 Mrs. Sankey. tOrmerIy
Mrs. Beeman. The plaintiff alleses that he de-
tendants agreed 10 pay Tor said land the sum of
i've thousand and three hundred dollars IS .300CO
by the 18th day of March, AID. 1865. and tbet tbev
have paid the sum of four thousand one hundred
and fifty dollars (S4,l5O 0) and aIledging Thai
there is due on said contract the sum Of twelve
hundred and tWenty-six dollars and fifty cents
,Sl.226 so, and asking judgment and order Of sale
on default OF payment And also praying for in
junction against the defendants from removing
the engine, pumps, watts and fixtures on the prem
until the claim Of the plaintiff is satisfied.
The defendants must answer said petition on or |
before the SIKH day of January. 1870. or judgment |
will be accordingly. TAYLOR 4 JONES, |
Nov -, lS65-bW Attys for Pff.