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R~adicaIiSIn.

Those who would in matters of govern
ment policy fain serve God and Mammon,
especially Mammon, are much annoyed
by the Radicals, as they style those who
are unwilling to surrender to the South
those grand advantages gained in the
cause of Justice and Human Rights in
the late bloody war. The overshadowing
sin of the intrepid friends of Equal Rights,
is that they viii not follow in the wake
of the good ship Andrew Johnson, that
seems to be blowing the stormy main of
National Politics, with so uncertain
course as to give painful apprehensions
as to its ultimate destination. We trust
the serTile era is past forever in this
country, and that neither leaders or par.
ty will unequivocally and unlimitedly
endorse any man merely because of his
official position. If his policy is right and
Just, consistent with truth and equity, ii
should be cordially approved and sup
ported otherwise it should be exposed
and repudiated as unsound and unsafe.
If the Reconstruction plan of Presi-
ident johnson is not radically right and
Just, of course radical minds and hearts
cannot approve it or s~ympathize with il
and be honest to their convictions. II
the reports hat come from the Capital Of
whstthe President has to say on questions
deeply involving the rights, liberty, peace
and happiness of millions of people in the
Nation, are authentic, we have only to
remark, that he is more of a schismatist
than the Radicals, as they stand firmly
on the vantage ground gained in the war,
wkile he is apparently disposed to yield
those blood-bought privileges. A Radi-
cal, then, is one who would rather be
right than be with the President; one
who is not willing to surrender the no
blest principles merely to concilliate the
insolent, proud, vain and tyrannical re-
mains of Southern aristocracy. Heaven
forbid that, after they have been whipped
on their own ground, by Northern en-
durance and Valor, the police of this
Government should be moulded and
tempered to suit men whose hearts are
yet reeking with foul treason, and who
are daily breathing insulting inyectiVes
against the North. Radicalism is what
the country wants to save it from relaps-
ing into the barbarism of Southern domi.
nation, where the milk-and-water policy
of timid conservatism will inevitably car
ry it, if not arrested by decisive, prompt
and energetic action. Eternal vigilance
is the price of Liberty" now as ever; and
perhaps never was sleepless vigilance
more ~imperatively required than just
now. The few radical. or earnest, advo-
Gates of true democratic principles in Con-
gress, are the soul of the Nation, the bea-
con lights. by which it must be guided
into a port of perpetual peace and safety.
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Letter from MIR. Jas. McHenry.
THE A. & G. W. RAILWAY OFFICES,
IS WEsTMINsFER CHANBERs. XICroRn ST.

WESTMINSTER, ;. W., LONDON, Jan. 8, 1856.
Dear MI. Dougherty:- u see that the
opponents of the Atlantic & Great Yves
tern are e~ndeavoring to make a diversion
in favor of the Pennsylvania Central by
the old cry of british capital" which, 1
fancy, has been long since played out.
Sir Morton Peto was in the United
States, with other friends, as my guest,
and is in no manner responsible for my
movements, social or financial. On the
contrary, l am responsible for all of his.
intend to make the influence and OPP
e~rations of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railway Company reach into Philadelphia
and into Pittsburgh, connecting these cit
les by an unbroken communication with
Chicago, Cleveland. Buffalo, st. Louis and
Cincinnati, and am fully prepared to
meet any opposition fairly conducted.
Ny views of the future of railways and
their management are very different from
most of the railway people in America.
1 know there Is traffic for double or
treble the existing mileage. I know my
lines will be very prosperous, and 1 am
sure that the Pennsylvania Central and
Philadelphia and Erie will, at the same
time, be more prosperous than ever. Bu-
siness begets business, and even now the
dormant traffic of the great West is ten
fold more active.
Give the Western States a sure, and
cheap transit at all seasons for their pro-
duce, and the present prosperity of the
whole country will be paled by the future.
For nearly fifty years my family have
been not obscure residents of Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia, and / have now invest
ments in Pennsylvania exceeding those
of any other single proprietor.
l will yield, therefore, to no nan in
pride of the State, and am determined to
make my position useful to it, and hon
orable and profitable to myself. l have
been the means of spending thirty or for
ty millions Of foreign capitalin and about
Pennsylvania, without doing Pennsylva-
MIA any harm, and l claim the privilege of
spending as much more to open up the
western and central counties as a part of
a system of railway communication which,
in extent, construction and management
of its traffic in goods and passengers,
shall be unequalled in the world,
Vast interests, with their usual selfish
ness, may not wish to be disturbed, but
they will find in the long run that they
are more frightened thsn hurt; that they
must yield in any event to the greater in.
terests of the whole State; that Pennsyl
vania does not belong to any corporation,
and that 1 shall succeed in my plans.
l am, dear Mr.. Dougherty, most faith
fully yours, JAMES McHENRY.
SDaniel D~ougherty, Esq, Philadelphia.
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Z.
Guardian of the heirs Of A. B. Waldorf, decd.
Eeh IL 1850 Az -
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

VI ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Trumbull County. Ohio, made on the Sd day of
February. A ID 1866, in the case of NJ. B. Tayler,
Guardian Of Lizzie Tayler, Lucy W Tagle- ana
GeOrgianna TayIer. against his said Wards and
Elizabeth Tayler, widow of George Tayler, decd,
the undersigned will, on the 22d day of February,
A 1866, between the hours of ten o'clock A NJ and
three O'Clock P N of said day, at the door Of the
Court House in said County; offer at public sale the
undivided half interest in the following described
real estate. situate in Warren, TrumbuI County,
to wit: and is knowBby being the east middle part
Of lot number fourteen QD in the original survey
of said township, and contains about seven and 10
100 acres of land. 2-10 Of an acre of which is in
the public highway. For a more particular de-
s%cription of which reference Is here made to the
Records in the Recorders Office of said County,
the same being land Of which the late George Tay-
Ter died seized.
ALSO-A tract of land in Rowland township,
known as part of lot No. p, containing about ten
acres of land, it being the same land conveyed by
M. J. Iddings and Wife to NJ. d. Tayler by deed
Gearing date April 8. 1862, said deed being recorded
in Trumbuii County Records. and to which refer
encv e -.nAe for a more particular description.
ALSO-0ne other piece slyussg .. the to"nsnin
Of .HoWland, County of Trumbull and State of
Ohio, known as part of lot No. p in said township.
and bounded as follows: Beginning in the centre Of
the HOwland road leading from Warren to Vienna,
at the north west corner Of lands formerly owned
BY A ID. Webb. and now owned by estate of George
Iayler, thence south along the west line of said
Iaylers land tWenty-one chains and seventeen
links to a post, thence west four chains and seventy
four ch'nstoa post,thence north twenty- zone ch'ns to
a stake in the center Of said Rowland road, thence
south $50 20" east along the centre of said road four
chains seventy-fve links to the place of beginning;
containing, as now surveyed, ten and 3-lO0 acres Of
laed, be the same more or less. Terms of sale made
known on day Of sale. The said undivided half
$3.50, Sd parcel 5000. N. b. TAYLOR.
Guardian Of Lizzie Tayler, Lucy w. Tayler and
Georgianna Tayler.
Taylor az Jones, Att'ys.
Feb Il 1866 Wv
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find a place where we could get a warm
meal, or something in the shape of a hot
dinner, but met with no kind of success
We finally brought mp in a corner grocery,
and endeavored to appease our appetite with
crackers, cheese, smoked herring and a bot
tie of pop.
We are indebted to Messrs. james Ward,
]. NJ. and NJ. G. Butler for information.
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ESTATE OF NANCY CLARK.
IL The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator on the estate Of
Nancy, Clark late of Newton, Tumbuu County.
Ohio. deceased, LOREN HIGLEY, Admr.
Nindham, PORTAGE County, o., Feb q. 1853 3ws
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NUARDIAN,s SALE Or RRAL

VI ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
Of TrumouiI COUNTY, Ohio, made on the 18th day of
r february, A d 1856, in the case Of William R.
stiles, Guardian of Lucy N. Adams, against his
said Ward, the undersigned will, on the LIST day of
March, A ID lS66. between the hours Of ten o'clock
A NJ and four O'Clock p NJ of said day, at the doar
of the Court House in said County, offer at public
sale the following described real estate:
30. i. Situate in the Village of Warren, Tum-
bull County. Ohio, being a lot fronting twenty feet
on Market Street IN said Village, and one hundred
feet deep. known as part of the Gilbert lot aparted
TO Lucy NJ. Adams in the division Of Daniel Gil
berts estate.
No. 2. ALSO-A lot fronting twenty-five feet
on Liberty Street, and one hundred feet deep,
Gilbert's estate
NO. 3. ALSO-The undivided one-third inter-
est. subject to the dover estate Of Eleanor Gilbert,
IN a lot in on the corner of Market and Liberty
tyrone feet on Market Street, and one hundred
feet on Liberty Street, which was assigned to Flea
nor Gilbert IN the partition of Daniel Gilbert's ess
tate, as a part of her dover therein.
No. 4. ALS0-The undivided third interest
in a lot on Liberty Street, thirty feet front and one
hundred feet deep, suDJect 10 the dover estate of
Eleanor Gilbert, which was assigned to Eleanor
Gilbert in the said partition of Daniel Gilbert's es-
tate. as part of her dover therein.
No. 8. ALSO-The undivided One-third inter
est in a lot at the corner Of Liberty and franklin
Streets in said Village. fronting eighty-three feet
on Liberty Street, and one hundred and forty-fOUr
and One-half feet deep, subject to the dover estate
of Eleanor Gilbert, it being a lot which was assign
ed to Eleanor Gilbert in the Partition Of Daniel
estate. as part of her dover therein.
LOTS No. ~. 43. "A, IS AND IS. ALSO-Five lots
in Quigley & Crowel's allotment and addition 10
fOrty-four 90, fOrty-fve G9 and ~forty-six (46). un-
encumbered.
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Gen. Buffers Speech.

The speech made by General Butler at
the late Soldier and Sailors National
Convention, at Washington, is published
on the first page Of thus paper. 1t will be
read with interest and pleasure by those
who have recently been dismissed from
the military service of the country
And there are portions of the speech that
will be read by the jealous friends OF
Freedom everywhere with satisfacti on.
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The Wheat Prospect.

From all parts of Indiana, and indeed
the entire West, accounts come that the
wheat on the ground has already been
considerably damaged, and is likely to be
still more so, in consequence of the free
zing and thawing which takes place in
the absence of the usual protection de-
rived from a covering Of snow. The sea-
son thus far has been a remarkable one,
and if some injury does not accrue to in
coming crops from the exposure to Tind
and frost, it would be rather surprising
than otherwise. But it is too early to an
ticipate the extent of the damage.-ToLe-
do Blade.
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EGKL. NOTICE.

IL JoelF. Asper. Of the State Of Missouri, will
take notice that James Parks did. on the 18th day
of December. 1864. file his beiitiOn in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. against
him, and Allison Chew and Charles c. Boughton,
the object and prayer Of which is to cancel and
make void a certain oil lease, granting certain
rights and easements in and to about 40 acres of
land owned by said Parks, situate in lot Is Of the
Ely tract in the township Of Mecca, Trumhul Co..
o., executed July 9Th, 1860, and held and claimed
by said defendants; and to dissolve a partnership
existing between the said parties; and 70 eompe
defendants n account. and for other reheI- And
all loci II. Asher Il notified to appear and answer
on or before the third Saturday after the l4th day
of February, 1866. HUTCHINS FORREST.
Jan 10 &c CIV Attys fOr Pin.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-14

GooD MISSIONARY GRoUND.-The Can
field Herald is responsible for the follow
ing:
A Bible Agent, canYassing one of the
townships in this county, called upon a
Dutchman to solicit him to purchase a
Bible. "Ya'as," said the Dutchman,
''vats 1 want SO many Piples here ish
two, three, twenty-Von tam bile vat
Judge Newton gifts me !" On taking
them down, they proved to be public
documents. The agent left.
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Butter and cheese Market.

PITrsBuRG. Feb. S.-BUrTER-The market was
firm, particularly as regards prime qualities, which
being scarce, tended to strengthen the views of
holders. The sales were, inferior TO medium, go
33c; fresh roll was sold at 5000.
CHERsE-The demand is improving; our market
contains a fair supply. Sales Y boxes, as follows {:
Goshen, 22922Hc: Hamburg. 2l@2l1Sc.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 12.-BUTTER-There is a good
demand for local consumption and shipment at
2S@32c. for roll in large or small packages, the
latter price for choice fresh made. Choice, full,
solid packed Western Reserve will bring 35c. Sum
mer packed is dull at 20925c per %.
CHEESE. Choice new and Western Reserve
cheese are scarce and prices are very firm. New
York factory cheese are in good supply, but the de-
mand for them is light. Westill quote green cheese
at I91Ze; selected Western Reserve, zoe; Hamburg
and factory, 04@2lc; and English Dairy, DC per
70. actual tare.
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New YORK Cattle Market.

NV YORK, Feb. ).
To-day's market opened dull and heavy with 9
supply Of 200 head of cattle on sale, most of which
were of q fair average grade, but there were num-
bers coarse cattle which were not wanted: butchers
having q goodly number of bulloeks left over from
last week they felt no disposition to operate and moi
until avery late hour could any business be effected
Holders report a decline of &c, bnt the fact is they
have to allow a little better weight while prices
show no variation.
The total number of cattle drowned yesterday
was $50 head, which strengthened the market a
little.
Prices ranged from Hole, with q few at 17919c,
but there was but a nmall number sold over lie.
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Gen. Speech.

We received q copy of the able and ell
oquent speech or u Representative in
Congress, on the question of RecOnstruc-
/. ton, too late for this weeks paper, but
will publish it next week. 1t is consid-
cred one of the ablest speeches that has
been delivered on the very complex and
momentous subject of the status of the
late rebellious States.
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retail MARKET.
I


Jan. 3lst. 1866. at the residence Of the brides faith
er, at Darien, Wisconsin, BY Rey. Harris. Mr.. l..
L, HILLS, of Colorado Territory. and Miss
ABBIE REED. of Dariln. No Cards.
On Thursday evening. the LIST inst, at the residenc
: of Mr.. James Mcknight, in New Castel, Pa, by
Elder o, Higgins, Mr.. Van. +. FITCH, OF
Youngstown. o., and Miss MARY F. LEWIS.
late Of Warren, o.
On the LIST inst. at the house of G. E. Tew. in New
ton Falls, by Rev. A. Cone, Mr.. HENRY II.
0VIATT. of BraeeYille, to Miss ESTHER A.
ALLEN, of Newton Falls.
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CERTIFICATE on ATTHORITY.

CIO expire on the Slst day Of January. 1851
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 4th, 1866.
WHEREAS, The Lumbermans' Insurance Co. To-
Gated at Chicago, in the State of Ills, has fled in
this once q sworn statement Of its condition. AZ re-
CURED by the first section of the act ITO REGULATE
insurance Companies not incorporated by the
state Of Ohio passed April 8, 1856, and amended
February 9. 1854; and. WHEREAS, said Company
has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
Thousand Dollars of actual CaDifaI in
vested in stock, or bonds, or in MORTGAGES Of real
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is moTtgaged; and. WHEREAS, said Company
has Med IN this office q written instrument under
us corporate seal, signed by the President and Sec
rltary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State to acknowledge service
OF process. for and IN behalf Of said Company ac-
eording to the terms of said law.
NOW, THEREFORE,. in pursuance of the first sec
ton OF the aforesaid act j, JAMES H.. GOODMAN
Auditor Of State for Ohio, do hereby certify thai
said Lumbermans Insurance Company Of Chica-
go, Is authorized to transact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance in this State until the
thlrty-hrst day OF January, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-seTen.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here
unto subscribed my name and
lSEAL.I caused the seal Of my Office to Sc
affixed the day and year above
written
Is Cent Stampl JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State
POLICIES ISSUED BY
GEO. +. BROWN, Agent,
FEB u 3w WARREN, O..
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saturday. theI zth dar or Fehrnar
.UARDIAN,S SALR

~ In pursuance Of an order of the Prob...
Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio, made on ne ~
day Of February, A d 1866. in the case Of Wbiti5S
P. Merry, Guardian Of FORSTER E., Merry come
plainant, against his said Ward, defendant A.
undersigned will sell. on Saturday, tie Pan dav ~
February. ADlSo6, between the hours OF one and
tnIee O'CLOCK M: on the premises. to the highest
an undivided two-ninths part of those lands in
the township Of Hartford, County of TrumbuH and
state Of Ohio. which, are known as part Of Iof N
in said township. and are bounded north nv The
township line. east BY a public highway, soufb nv
lands Of Ira Bates, and west By lands nov ownsd
and eleven acres of land, more or less. Ter1s&
one-tnlrde cash IN hand. one-third in one year and
One-tnIrdm two years. the notes to be Secured nv
mortgage, on the premises sold and TO be on inter-
est from the day of sale. Appraised at Se8S 6s-T0o
Feb 1866 Wv ~uu-
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Boston wool Market.

February 10.-Considerable life and activity has
been exhibited in the wool market during the past
week. Dealers are looking forward to a good de-
Sales of domestic for the week foot up some 700
600 lbs, at a range Of 5S@75c for straight lots Of
Guided are sales of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin
fleece at 5s@61c; 20,0O0ibs New York, CSC; $1,000
mixed Ohio, 63965c; 5000 ms good Ohio, 70673c;
1900 ms fine Ohio at 75c; 2.O00Ds choice PennsyI-
Ysnia, SIC; and smaller select lots of Ohio and
Pennsylvania at a range ofTS9S5c and upwards.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

OESTATEBY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
By virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
Allen County. Ohio. I will offer for sale. at public
auction, or the premises. in the County Of Trum=
bull and State Of Ohio, on the 18th day of March.
A 1866, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the fol
lowing real estate as the property of George E Wal
dorf and David Wilmot Waldorf. deceased, to wit;
The undivided one-ffth part of the farm of the
late Asa Barton. Of Brookfeld, Trumbul County,
Ohio, the same being described in the will of the
said Asa Barton as follows: bounded on the west
by the centre Of the highway, on the south by the
south line of the north division, on the east by
lands of ID. NeEoomb, to extend south to the lot
line Of lot number fty-eight, then west on the
south line to the west line of said lot; thence north
on said line fourteen and three-tourths rods, thence
west parallel with the with the north line one hun
dred ond thirty rods, thence south parallel with
the highway ninety-ane rods, thence west parallel
with the north line to the centre OF the highway.
containing one hundred and seyenty-three acres Of
land. more or less. The said undivided fifth part
Of the said premises appraised at Sl,5SO,W, Terms
JERUSHA E. WALDORF.
Guardian Of the heirs Of A B. Waldorf, decd
III Il TCcg T.
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EOAL L
IL To o.. B. White and VIM II. Weeks, who re-
side in the State of Iowa, and W. &. 0arly and
Mary E Dairy, gha reside in The State Of Penn,
Jaiia White. Anna White, Charles E. White and
MARY White who reside in the State OF Conneeti-
cut.
You are hereby notified that John 1. Weeks, Ad-
Illustrator of the estate of Mary Davenporte. de-
ceased, on the 18th day of Feb. A. D.. 1866, fled his
petition, in the Probate Court. within and for the
County Of Trumbul and State of Ohio, alleging
that the said Mary Davenport did, during her
lifetime. enter into a contract in writing with
Robert P. Gordon for the sale of the following de-
seribed Real Estate, situate in the Village Of West
Warren, in said county, and known as being lot
No: l43, and fronting North on Liberty Street in
said Village.
The prayer of said petition is that the saidJ. L.
Weeks may be authorized upon payment Of the
residue of the purchase money to execute and de-
liver to said Robert p. Gordon, In behalf of raid
defendant at law, of said deeedent a deed in fee
simple for the real estate hereilbefOre described
Said petition will be for hearing on the 10th day
of March A D. 1866. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
JOHN i. WEEKS, Administrator
Feb. IA, 1s66-3w. Of Mary Davenport decd.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after hav-
lection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow suferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charged. with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
Will ind a sure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is to, benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he eoLeeives to be inyaluabie
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
It will cost them nothing, and may prove a bies-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Feb Il 1866 Iyrs