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Stephen j. Meany, Fenian Senator
from Ohio, who was lately arrested in
Liverpool as a Fenian spy, has been
committed at Dublin for trial.
1t is believed that Congress will inter
fere with the Presidents decision in
sustaining the man-whipping law in
North Carolina against the order of
Gen. Sickles.
President Johnson's message was
published in full in all the Paris pa
pers. Its publication is said to have
produced a more favorable impression
than the megre abstract t~elegrsphed.
The President has furnished the Off
cial documents showing the action of
the United States officials on the Rio
Grande in the late embroglio at Mata-
moras, and General Sheridan's action
in the arrest of General Ortega.
Judge Mccain, of New York, has
decided that a person who loses money
by gaming is not entitled to recover it
by law. This is carrying out the Black
stone theory, that a man cannot take
advantage of his W wrong.
Mr.. Henderson read a dispatch in
the Senate yesterday from Governor
Fletcher of Missouri, protesting against
the action of General Grant in sending
United States troops to Missouri, and
declaring that Missouri was able to
take care of herself.
Stevens enabling bill will not be
called up until the r~e-assembling of
Congress. 1t abolishes all the present
State governments in the rebellious
States except Tennessee, forms them
into territories, and provides for their
admission into the Union with negro
suffrage.
T. J. Durant has presented on be-
half of the Southern Loyalists the reso-
lutions of that body, declaring in ia
vor of the State suicide doctrine, and
denying the authority of the Presi-
dent, to reconstruct defunct govern
ments in the South.
Westward the star of empire takes
its way a the tide of emigration shows.
A party of six hundred, including adj
v~enturers from Leavenworth, st. Louis
and other points, are organizing in
Colorado for Santa Fe, to join there an
expedition for tie Gilla River in ARR
IONA.
WHEN SPECIE MAY CoHE.-Mr. Bout
well believes that with good manage
ment specie payments "a be resumed
in two or three years ; Jay Cooke says
six months hence; Mr.. McCulloch fixes
no time, but talks indefinitely in favor
of contraction.
The Omaha (Nebraska) Herald rep
resents that $50 whites have recently
been killed by the Indians in the Up
per Missouri country. Emigrant trains
for Montana have suffered severely, no
train escaping without losing men and
stock. Many miners have also been
killed. Small parties of soldiers are
also attacked, and the stock driven
away from the fort.
The Boston Post says editorially =
sit is stated that Hon. George H. Pen
dleton, of Ohio, has declared himself
in favor of impartial suffrage as advo-
Gated by the Boston Post and other
Democratic papers.
The woman suffrage agitation in New
York State has developed a curious
fact in the history of New Jersey-viz:
that from 1776 to 1874, women enjoyed
the right of suffrage under the state
constitution, and that from l776 to 1907
they actually practised voting.
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General Sherman's mission to Next
co has provided a total failure. He Is
said to be greatly disguised with the
whole matter.
JEFF. Davis counsels are again trying
to get some action so as to secure a
speedy trial.
An earthquake shock was felt in
Sacramento, Cal, on the morning OF
the 18th.
The Southern Senators elected by
the rebels, now present in Washington,
express great indignation at the radical
position of the Southern loyalists.-
This can hardly be regarded as news.
New England is slightly cold just
now. At FIanconia, New Hampshire,
the thermometer stood at 290 below re
70 Friday. At Boston 1t was 4 below
zero. and at New York A. above zero.
Returns received at the General
Land Office. show that 5I4, l54 acres OF
land were sold at St. Cloud, MINI, du-
ring the month of November, lS,43S
acres of which were taken under the
Homestead law.
Mr.. Sumner has carried his point
AGAINST the Nebraska Constitution with
the word "Hhite" inserted. 1t Is o
stated that the Territory will be admit
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John ii. S~urraft,s Case

Lewis ]. Welchman, the principal wit
ness in the conspiracy trial, was brought
before the Grand Jury at Washington,
on Friday last, and testified to the fact of
John z. Surratt being with Booth. Payne
and Harold, and TO his having acknowl-
edged that he went to Richmond during
the blockade. Lloyd, the keeper of the
tavern where Mrs. Surratt and Booth con-
cealed the fire arms, is here, and will also
testify.
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Immense Gaming I'm New
York.

New YoRK, December 18.-The most
vigorous fight against the tiger" ever
made in this country came off on We'd
nesday night. The sssailing party was
an ex-M. C. of this city, while the bank
was backed by a member elect. The
attacking party left the scene of con-
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of $4,000. At one time in the even
ing Mr.. Wood was the loser TO the ex-
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GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH FROM WASH
INGToS TO BosToN.-Tvo bills have been
introduced to the House for the con
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The AbsurdItIes orPreiudLce.

Inconsistency is a~weakness Of human nature,
as unreasonable as lit is absurd and indefensible.
Many people. forinstancc, have ahOrror Of pur-
chasing anything that's extensively advertised.
Advertising is. in their opinion. 4 gigantic game
or medium Of putting worthless goods. The
Samburg port wine is largely advertised, be-
couse the proprietor, Mr.. A. Speer, is DESTROYS
that the public become acquainted with it. He
wishes them to Judge for Themselves, and he has
instructed his agents and all who retail his
wine that if it should not prove equal to what
he claims for il, to return the money. All he
wants is 10 give it g trial. Nothing can be fairer
than this. Anderson & Rupp sell il.
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The New York Herald has been con-
verted to the position which Mr.. Stevens
took more than two years ago, that three
fourths of the loyal States are sufficient for
the ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment. The Rebel States lost all
their rights in the Union when they Sc
ceded. They cannot expect to have a con-
trolling voice In the reconstruction ofthe
Government.
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In the trial of Mcdonald at Sweetsburg,
for Fenianism, the Judge ruled that nat
uralization in the United States did not
exempt the British subject from liability
as such. 1t seems the war of 1912 did not
settle this question after all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

All efforts to rival the ]. Monroe Taylor Gold
Medal Soap have signally failed; we do not
hesitate to pronounce it the cheapest and best
Soap in existence, it will take out grease, spots,
or paint, will make nice white soft soap, and
make clothes of all grades look better after
washing than any other article Of the kind in
The market il will not injure the finest fabric.
Try it, their depot is III Liberty Street, New
York. Most of the grocers sell it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

The Little Corporal sparkles all over with vi
Tacity and entertainment. 1t is, without doubt
the best and cheapest children's gazette pub
ished anywhere.-MarshoH CMich0 Sdtesnaan'
The price of The LITTLE CORPORAL Is
one dollar a year. Sample copies, show
ing q most superb list of premiums, ten
cents. Address the Publisher, Alfred l..
SeweI, Chicago, Ill.
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The Masonic Brotherhood, of Philadel-
phia, have decided to erect q new Masonic
temple at the northeast corner Of Broad
and SAMSON streets, to cost not less than
half a million dollars.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NdEhlf . OALD.
y IN PARTITION. Thomas Nichols. vs..
Walter 0lmstead, aud others. In. Trumbull
Common Pleas.-By virtue Of an order of sale
issued out of Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull County Ohio, in the above named case. to
public sale at the south door ofthe Court House
in Warren, Trumbull Co, o. on Saturday. the
18th day of January. A. D., 1867, between the
hours of one and three o'clock, p. m. of said
day, the following described land and tenements
to-wit
Situate in the Township of Newton. County
of TrumbulL, and State of Ohio; lying in lots
No. II and Is, bounded on the east by land Of
Samuel King, on the west by land of Mcclure.
late Soloman Browns land. on the south by
Nancy Gilmore, and on the north by land Of
said Samuel King, containing Seventy. acres.
being more or less. Appraised by Commiss Jon
ers in Partition. at $500.
Terms.-0ne-third money in hand on day
Of sale, one-third in one year, and one-third in
two years. secured on the PremiseS-
SETH NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, Warren o. Dec 25St
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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.

TT Is ORDERED that the follow
ing accounts of Executors. Administrators
and Guardians that have been Glsd in the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbull County. be advertised
FOR four consecutive weeks. agreeable to Law
and that they continue on file for inspection and
exceptions, until the 18th day Of January. 1851.
when they will be examined and ordered 70 re-
cord If no exceptions appear thereto.
RaileY Long Decd Final Settlm't of Exlr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

The alarming fact is ~telegraphed from
New York that there were seven thous-
and nine hundred persons arrested In that
city tor crime during the past year, eighty
three being for homicide.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

Official returns from Nevada give
Blaisdell, the radical candidate for Gov
ernor, ten hundred and twenty major
ity, and Ashley, for Congress eight
hundred and fifty majority.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

A dispatch from Buffalo announces that
owing to the deep snow East trains on the
Buffalo and Erie road have been blockaded
at Westheld for the past two days
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-26

DEMONSTRATORS SALE of Real Estate.
AIN pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Trumbun County, Ohio. 1 viii
offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday, the
18th day Of January 1867, between the hours of
10 O'Clock q. m, and2 o'clock. p. N. upon the
premises. the following described Reel Estate,
situate in the Township Of Greene. county
Of Trumbull. and State Of Ohio, and is known
as north middle survey OF lot No.. s, in said
township, Sn1 . boundedis follows, viz Begin
ming at post standingi in the center ofthe North
and South center road in said township, and
which Is also in the north line of said lot No. 8.
Thence east l9 chains eight links; thence south
l9chains 81 links thence vestl9 chains Is links,
to the center Of said road; thence north le
chains 30 links TO- the place Of beginning, and
contains thirty-eight and twelve l00ths acres Of
land. Appraised at $12a.
Terms Of sale-0ne third in hand. ono third
in one year, and one third in two years from day
Of sale, with interest ; the payments to be seeu-
red By mortgage upon the premises sold.
R. r. BASC0M, Admir-
OF James Qusle deceased.
Greene, Dec. u. 1SS6-4t
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The safe of N. G. Cochran, of Philadel-
phia, was entered by burglars on Saturday
night and robbed of $4,000 in Govern
ment securities.
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Ten millions in coin are to be disbursed
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ENGRAYINGS -
IL Just arrived a splendid assortment Of
Engravings OF all kinds. including French
Lithrographs, Colored. Steel Engravings and
Prints. at P0RTER'S BOOK STORE.
A RTISTS MATERIALS.-We
IA keep on hand Tube Colors. Brushes, Palett
kniv Is, Blenders. Picture Yarnish. and prepared
Canvass. which we sell at reasonable rates.
Al ROOK STORE
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. RTISTS MATERIALS.-

GENUINE Merchaum Pipes
" We have received q selected lot Of genu-
inc Merchaum Pipes. from IS to SIS EACH
Also Brier-wood and other styles. Pipe Stems,
Cigar Tubes, Merchaum Buttons, Too teeo Boxes
Cigar Cases. Poekst Aateh Boxes. Call and
Des. 10 5W PORTER's BOOK STORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
srxv Work nA,ry TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY q,

6,m and In moderate demand, sales Of 100 bb|e 81
t4o6 $40 for Western. Cut Meats are quiet BACON :.
in very active demand Hnd &C.. better closing ni,p
Of go boxcs the spot At l5ie for C9moeisns
Cn l6c. fer Sehtford Cut. and 10! lts Tor Cly on'
Ribbed; so boxes Short Ribbed seie' March Oh p's
yat- terms and 200 do Short Cienr seller harch a.
April at l7c Dress cd Hogs rDer; We quote et ~
Gl.sc. ior Western and sl3l lac. for Chy Lru y
bt.er and in demand: sales Of 80 pkgs a. l'Gi c
No. ]; ia 1910 for City; IL i9. Tor western sue
also ~ 200 ieices seller March, o. lec. and lOo oo'
seller March and Aprl, al i"c -. =,
The following is q statement Of the Hog profnet 8,
Chicago on the ljih inst Mess pGrS 'Ve0 w. mi. pSl.
y. Mess Pork sOO bbls.; Extra Prime I.cvo o opi
Rumps, 40 bbls. Total a, 100 6ols. LaIn, @o' n
tc,.. Cut Meats 1900 lbs We regard this as "a a
Chicago March Is was .otne I6o COO bbls Pork. Inc
shipments from the is January last to i2th ns nave
been 43 900 bbls. AT the country points there t!
little indeed and what Is tieIe wii go 70 10
New. York The receipis OF Hogs at chicago ON tno
18th weIe 40 live and So dressc AZ all the connlI
points they have stopped and nearly an me pfihcpa'
PFTROLFUM-The market ia irregular and lower;
sales Of 5Oo bns Crude. on the spot nj pie ana ~"
bhls do, seller March. OF .ec.i D bDs honpeu as
a. I6o end 500 bbls. Prime White at *9c toth on
Ri IA moderate business is doing a. steady rates
sales of rs tcs Carolina AT l2i l3|c and 2oy o'sS
Iangoon. in bond On private terms. me saies o Nh
coon reported in thus mornings paper should have Iead
$40 bags instead OF 1850 as printed. t...
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are sil very duil snu pi'eer -,
heavy ana nOmlnn We qhoe az uuoNtt ~
fair TO strictly good refnng sales OF 325 hhas at
oIc or Cnba l2lc for Porto Rico and A. boxes HaN'
ana AZ lie. Refined nominnily unchanged.
SEEDs-Ihe demand for Clover seed Is limited, mn
prices are without change small sules at lOG l2c
rimoihy Seed is dull and unchangcd sales Mt 81 80
81 Rough FlaI Seed is quiet at g. sO0s2 90 Cal
cutn Linseed is quiet and nominal at e. 81 in Boston
aud 50 IS here. ...
TOBACCO continues very dull; change IN prices
sales of 81 hhGs Kentucky at {. &c.. 10 Dles haNaha
on private terms IL,
TALLOW-Thc market ~ decidedly more hctFe,
and prices are better. closing firm; sales Of 2l9OoyD
al II a l2lc for Western. asd l26 l2tc Tor tiiy.
WDISKY--The market Il duh and prioes are h"ih'
inal at e. n q - ~ for Western.