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Death Of Samuel Va Hitch
cock.

We learn of the sudden death of Mr.. S.
N. Hitchcock, of Newark, n. J., a gentle
man known to many of the elder citizens
Of Northern Ohio, and particularly 10
many citizens of Cleveland, and who was
held in high regard by all who enjoyed
his acquaintance. The late Mr. Hitchcock,
many years since, was a resident Of . hio,
and lived for a time at Warren, Erumbull
county. Some years since he was in mer-
camille business in New York city. of the
formerly well known firm Of Peet 81
Hitchcock. OF late years the deceased
has not besn IN active business life. but
resided with his son in -law, Chas. KNAPP,
of Newark, spending his winters usually
at Washington.
Mr.. Hitchcock died on Tuesday last,
very suddenly. in the cars, while passing
from Jersey City to Newark. He left the
ferry boat apparently well, entered the
cars with some of his family relatives,
o showed indisposihon, his head drop
ped, and he passed away without a strug-
gle-probably from disease of the heart
Gereiand Herald, Nov. Is.
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pAAndrew johnson, Acting Presi-
dent of the United States, by the aid
of an assassin, is reported as being
hopelessly mired in disgust and cheer
less expectations. When he sold him
self to The Democrats he hoped TO BE-
come the Conservative candidate for
President in 1868. Much to his cha
grin his name is not even mentioned
in that connection by any prominent
or influential paper of that party. Had
the elections not seemed to favor them,
they would aave continued te lean up
on johnson, at least until they had con
sumuated their programme for the
Presidential campaign. But feeling
strong enough to stand alone, they dis
pose of johnson somewhat as a Grip
pied heggsr, once more momentarily
upon his feet, throws away his old
crutch. They do not ven give Andy
the credit of assisting them in their
successes this fall. This, the unkind-
est cut of all to his vanity and egotism.
causes him to give vent to sundry COZ
temptuous epithets against his Demo
cratic fsir-weather allies. Johnson's
admirers are now limited to the few
obsequious gentlemen who form his
"bread and butter brigade" who, if
they do not sincerely admire and re-
we're Andy, have an open admiration of
the Offices within his gift. Johnson is
emphatically used up politician, and
is destined to spend the days that may
be allotted to him after the fourth OF
March, 1869, in the agonies of deep
chsgrin over his failure TO maintain IN
spotted his political integrity. he can
not hope for anything from the Repub-
licans but the merited curses due
treaehry. The Democrats, while they
like the treason, despise the traitor
So the end of Andy is like that of the
ass, which starved between Two hay
stacks-because it was SO situated it
could not reach either. The difference
between A. j. and J. A. is apparently
slight.
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Address by Gen. Garfield.

In compliance with an invitation
extended him by a number of the citi-
zens of Warren, General Garfield adj
dressed q large audience in Webb's
Hall. last Friday evening, on the sub
of Political Progress in Europe. As
our readers know, the General spent
several months Of the past summer in
Great Britain and the Continent of
Europe, and it was to hear from him
conclusions he might have arrived at
from observations made while in Eu-
rope, that he was invited to speak
Owing 10 the short notice given the
Hon. gentleman, he said his remarks
would necessarily be desultory. How
ever, the General did not fail to make
his subject interesting, and in a very
clear and graphic manner portrayed
the political condition of the old
world, and especially the Eapid
progress political liberty has been, and
is still making in Europe. He spoke
of the liberal provisions of the Ameri-
can Constitution relative TO civil and
religious liberty, as the most benef-
cent in the world he also spoke Of
the progress Of the right of suffrage in
England. and the peculiar workings Of
British institutions. The condition o.
France. Italy and Germany we're also
alluded TO AMI much interesting infor
nation coneerniog the progress of pop
ular sentiments and the poHtiesl pros
poets of those countries. vas impaired
The General spoke Ofan hour
and was listened 10 with the closest a t
tentiOn, while several points Of his cd
dress drew forth hearty applause.
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Meeting OF Congress.

The re. assembling of Congress prop
erly attracts public attention to the
affairs at Washington. Considers
bic speculation is being INDUCED in by
professional letter writers, editors, &C.,
as to what Congress will and will not
DO. Among the questions of especial
national ice may be mentioned
Impeachment; Con6scstion T; Equal
Suffrage; Tariff; internal Tsxation ;
and the Finances.
Some claiming to be well posted say
that the Impeachment of johnson will
not be carried through, and that a ms
.jority of the Committee will report
against it. All Con6scation bills VIII
fail on the ground of lapse of time and
the impolicy of severe measures of re-
taliation. A National Equal Suffrage
Law cannot be put through in the face
OF the expression Of public opinion at
this falls elections. Besides q number
of the more prominent Republicans
sgyee with Senator Trumbull, that the
Constitutional power of Congress to
prescribe the rule of suffrage for the
States, is doubtful, and that it would
he better to continue to press its adop-
ton by the individual States.
The Tax and Tariff laws, it is ex-
pected, will be remodeled. but wheth-
er improved thereby is another ques-
ton. Internal taxes might no doubt
be safely considerably reduced, and
probably will be. The whiskeystax OF
two dollars per gallons, is regarded az
defeating the law, the temptation to
evade it being SO great that all sorts OF
schemes are resorted to for that pur-
pose. It is believed a tax of so cents
per gallon will secure more honest re-
turns and a larger revenue to the Gov
eminent. 1t is estimated that three
fourths of the whiskey now made es-
capes taxation. Why it should be so,
if the government officials were as
sharp and faithful as they should be,
is not plain. But whiskey is king, and
Johnson's officials, it seems probable,
are in many instances, his faithful ally,
as against the revenue laws.
The finances win probably be tink
cred more or less. The West is
thought to beanti-contraction and Con-
gress viii deprive the Secretary of the
Treasury of the power TO farther con-
tract the currency. There viii, how
ever, be a strong party in Congress
who will insist on maintaining the con
traction policy. Its not expected that
the present Tariff viii be materially
modified. if changed al all.
Finance and Reconstruction viii no
doubt be the principal questions before
Congress.
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PUBhIC SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL

-
L expose TO public sale on tho premises. on
Wednesday. h llIh day of December.
1861, the following described Real Estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land situated in the Town
ship of Mecca, County Of Trumbull: in the State
Of Ohio. known As part of lot No. 81. in the
Kirkland Tract; bounded on the north by the
lot line, cast by lands belonging to -Crays.
south b. said lot line, and thence bounded on
the west by a line running in n northeastern
direction 10 intersect the north line at such a
point as will contain within the boundaries
aforesaid, thirty-seven 80 acres of land.
Also one other piece OF land situated in the
COwles tract-lot No. in said Township, south
of and adjoining the above described piece Of
land. ami commencing at the southwest cor
neT thereof Thence east along the lot line
thirteen and one-half rods to the northwest
corner of lands Of George Slough, thence
south along Sloughs' west line to the center Of
the highway from Bristol to johnson. thence
west along the center Of said highway thirteen
and one-half rods, thence north to the place Of
beginning, containing three acres Of land, more
or less. A good frame dwelling and stable erected
thereon. Sale TO take place at O'Clock, p. u.
Terms-One halfin hand and the balance in
one year with interest. to be secured by bonds
and mortgage. For further particulars ad-
dress the undersigned at Greensburg. West
moreland Co. Penna.
Nov. 20. ls67-lw JACOB ALTMAN.
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DEATHS.


In Bristol. Oct Z, 1867. Mrs. BARBARA S
wife Of Austin Bright. aged q
years. 10 months. > days. after I'VE month:
lckneSS.
In Warren. Oct. q. 1857. MARIA J.. BUR.
Mi, youngest daughter oil Sias Burnett
aged zCyears and 9 months.
MARY 3 BROOKS, only daughter Of David
Y. and Antoinette A. Brooks, at her fathers
residence, in Bristol, Nov. Z, 1861, aged p
years, moontI and Is days. She was a very
nure-mlrded young lady. beloved by all who
knew her. Her sickness was slow and wasting.
accompanying Christian serenity, and resign
ed herself TO the embraee Of death with a sweet
smile. and on the morning OF the 9TH passed
away 10 that rest which awaits all Gods re-
deemed ones. VIZ. HAYES,
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RRIAG


In Marlboro, Stark Co. Ohio. on Tuesday. the
IN insts By the Rev. Mr.. Way. Mr.. JAMES
y. Of Warren, and Miss CARRIE
~. .FENNOCh, second laughter of Rev,
'Henry Pennock. of Marlboro.
On Thursda y. Nov. 18th, at the brides homo.
IN Bristol. by Rev. Wm. Hayes, MIR ADOL-
PhUS SkKrER, of Warren. and Miss FLO
AA LOUISE HAMMOND.
On the 18th inst. at the Parsonage Of the NJ. E,
Church, by the Rev. r.. N. Warren, Mr..
HENR1 DAVIS. and Miss ISABELLA
PAGE. both Of Niles.
In SouthinstOn. Nov. l.. in the Disciple Church
by the Pastor. 5. A Griffin, Mr.. EDWARD
{. JONES, ofthis town.
:. 3 Nye, at the Disciple Church. in New
ton Falls. Mr.. LAFAYETTE DILLEY. and
Miss LOES 81; COREY. on the 10Th inst. Both
Of Trumbull Co., Ohio,
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Let our laws and institutions speak not OF
white men. nor Of red men. not Of black men,
not Of men Of any complexion: but like the
laws Of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak of the people"
Horace Maynard.
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---SSO

Friends If Thurman, who have canvass
cd tho Chic Legislature, state that, Of the
newly elected Senators, Vailandigham
has one vote, and Of Representatives four
teen votes, and that three are doubtful
leaving Thurman fifty six votes in the
Democratic caucus, TO nineteen fer al
Others.
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New Advertisements.


NOTICE.
IN Is hereby given that a dividend of thirty
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creditors Of Alexander Mcconnell, ont OF the
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Mcdonnell Payable at the office Of TayIo a
Jones, on and after the 2Slh day of Nov ember,
L. G. JONES. Assignee.
Warren. D., Nov. %. IS57-2t.
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New Advertisements.

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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

THIS NEW ROOFING MATE
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The subscriber having disposed of his former
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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.
- n,Tmm THn

4 II ONND-NN|I @~~-- -~-
following accounts of Executors, Admin
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fled in the Probate Court of Trumbull County,
be advertised four consecutive weeks. according
to law, aud that they remain on file for inspec-
ton and excepting. until Dec. 20. 1867. when
thew will be examined and ordered to record if
NJ nrnnntinns annnars fheretn-
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Warren, D., No
. EGAL NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given. that 7. ]. McLain,
Or. has been duly appointed Administrator De
JORisRoR, for the Estate OF Edward Shoenberger,
Nov. -. 1S67-3t-
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