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Get OuIn1he voters.

The advice given by the Ashtsbula
Telegraph to The Republicans of that
county, We deem entirely applicable to
TrnmbnH, Every one says, IF we can
get ont q full vote, the amendment Is
sure" Well, friends, the only way to
get it out is through active work ; and
that not the work of two men IL a dis,
trict. cnIy, but of all who can be in
dueedto1take an interest in.it4 Every
township has It's o~nPeeuliar work to
do, in getting out It's vote and no one
knows 70 well how to DO i as those
who have done it before Messy tc
.eEergR Republican then, look to youl
own district and see that # is effect
lively canyasseds A full vote in each
township j. necessary toaful vote il
the county and the latter will be &C
compiished when we have fully attend
ed to the details in each township.
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ACTIONI


Dothe Rspublicsn voters of Trum-
bull County fully realize that the cleo
ton Of next Tuesday is one of the most
important ever held in the State /? Do
theyfuily~ appreciate the fActsthat' the
eyesof the whole nation is turned up
on the contest in Ohio. watching with
anxious interest for the result of the
pending neutrality-suspicious. We
implore you BY every consideration of
patriolcduty work assiduopsly IN
It'll every Union fFeteg in your Town
q shipbis awakened into activity. Get
out every yote-let there be no4stay-at
. homes. wsre 1est apathy and ne
) glect bring defeat and disgrace upon.
q the Union cause. sas eHH1a
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township Meetings.

Aa NLAAA INA m-ZZHHA 40 M4AH-H- NM.-.
Appointments Of speakers in the
Townships of Trumbull County, by ths
Central . nion Republican Commit
tee;spq Z15gs11a baE ~.
Qetn1s Remington Genre-Mj. l.
DsrRoodHorth and others. Geo
Oct. 4. Hubbzrd-Msj. I, D. Wood.
worth and Gen. T, w. Sanderson.
Oct A. Mineral Ridge-W. o. For
rist and w T. Spear.y4las a w4oa
Oct 2 Beconsburgh-A. v. Jones
andJ ]. G. Hutchins. v5nc6,
-ots Oct 2. Mesopotamia-Hon. Geo, F.
Brown and VIM Ritezel. ,fogg
-r Oct s2sV BraceYile-Hon. John F.
Beaver and c. A. Harrington.
no Oct. i Gustsvus-Hon. G. +. Brown
and Hon. Geo. n Tuttle.
Oct. B. Kinsman-Mgi. L. D. Wood
worth andSJ. NJ StulLs 40 -
Oct 4 Brook6eld1Hon. A. Hart
and otherapOL.iV bizc - q. So.
Oct. 4 Bleomfeld-Rev. a. N. Graft
and others. ,ss7c1fs gtbofnPsge
Oct. i. TTVieRna=Wm. Ritezel and
Dr. u. G. Wood8orth. .
These appointments are all for even
ing meetings[ar1 q 90 80 s- 2
5raeN 80 JOHN N. STULL,
Chairman Union Central Com.
j. c. HUTcHIEs, Secsy. c
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We have = eomplsts assortment Of Gentle
qEn'tasag ssSsas svsrythinE nsE in
Giosssr sSsDeedEaH1sF re-. tS~1stS'
Stpeks. Sifk and Linen Haadksinhish. Linen
Collar md Cum. AndtAl ther Geod makes Of
Of Paper Collarl. ineinding "dray6 Patent
aS g. ass:s ps5sI 81 t% n 51a ss5 sini Pat'
nat shape Irug NakinnaEn s'ImifAtion Mar
e1ll9r and the old -AGr&asoik Whit Shirts,
Cas.iEs7s HhtrtA Elannei Shirts 81 various
needs for . eomplets outft We can furnish him:
and 81 9Ech qpaliy and prica - can not fail to
be entirely s4tislacto.y. and sscurs for NJ .
dIy- iaersasfag SpsEonsss Mors pardcaiars
IN this dopartu snt DaEf Uedksl ahrf1
A emSlEeEs .hsaa1ef Al eeuRsSiticn in
aearlg every one Of Jthich are man1flctnrSd
expressly for ". ssying u buyers AL he profn
made b. New York jObbsrs. as We pu-chase thsm
~ the case. directly rom and exclusively Of
kseb he best SIN AGtsnadsi in the world.
smanafsetered Cor ~ BY Beobs = Co Broad
am. ls Va alao 3hsFs the beat 800 Silk
S NAN: Il sSi ss @1Esss 2 Sss .ss = sass Sod
thegarebette than most Of the 81 ha1 in town.
A large stock ofSoft fur and SaxonY wool hats
N ali styiss from the widest TO the narroHeSt
All t1e NQhbI SIl8 1fhgrF rsceiVed from the
msR1fscturezy Is soon IS brought cut
HH~aeQfdi4dy invite all our fien4 and all
meg isnds ~ OF ar aequaiatances, and all
onethey Know, z eger1body el5o and the rest
OF mankind. toc4lAad see u iock 81 oar goods.
get the prices. and II you don,tbdgWs shall be
as zen seusnsd Wsli pleased TO see you
the 4 81 and
nessschSZNNkEanesSRsPsg conars and
rs. sss @sssn.s LsasAer and
IrsYel1ne bAzA@ 49, =. = i.
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Class I3-AgrienIturaI Implements.
lsaob siPleEs Single Steel MeulbOard eF-
I Premium, D H Bear EFT, arren.,.-.1 90
PioEs Cast Single Mouldboard 81
Premium. Geo Baldwin. kinsman. .a- II 90
s6eFn~enliFstor Y
RfsGHTP lAPs;gP4E Assisi wArren--i-lm
\ premium, David LeEis. Neytop..,y,-.-.-..-. 90
Mashine for Ioaairg Hay $50
PfsmiumaJ BRafkbahy 9 Bazetta...--%Ia ? 20
'bY2 aAj q 9Gd5Axs Aslyss ! d 1adl Iso
Churn lAo w
Y RreniumGT IeGving. Rilsman-.---.--..l 90
IEsF Drain Tile -
Premism. Hover Adrte. HoFand--a-...FW
.ubBrsckErfos1RY oeoaaf co
t-Ns E13W H6r1abis fensel SIT
PEemigns DEF Eastsrins. Bargtta- ----.-l 90
Horse and Cattle Poke
Premium. VIM GreS6 NeNtbhSL1@a-s.&10
z t.d rlalgggS. ReshsSG s5,eiaL, lL
Premium. VIM Johnston. NsztheTsteld%+. 80
! Hevpg Machine, (GtnH1 Kirk Salem, 1.'
t14oCsHmbia1d 5jdHJ -.EL-S= .rl2
kasStseF5Esr9R fWeleess AsEOqI DAVIS ia
fsss I4-Demestie Hspufsetnrs:
ItsGg .brsn6n. -she Cloth. lOYsfa
Premium, a rs Aaxzsa--0- - EardS TO-
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BANKRUPTCY

I'D In the District Court ofths United States.
for the Northern District Of Ohio. -I -
In the matter Of MoFsy Z. Aldrich and Frank
Beach RsEtpea. Rankr1ptI Tal 90 rrl
. ToEHolpT NAY eaSSBaxafEken nnin1igned
hereby gives Ae6fs, bkhfe enppinfneplas Assig-
use at5AcreEL Anldch and Frank Beach.
PALtnsrs, q Fowler. lathe 5eonqN Of IIant
bull. and state Of Ohio, within said District.
who have been adludfed bankrupt upon thesf
own pedtiep By tie QNtfiet caqrt Of sid Dis-
s%IsI sFfsass D.. oet J. YA 7-lSn''-
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MARRIAGES


In Rowland. sept! 18Th. by A. B. Green, NH
sCHRYVEN and Miss NARY A. DUHLAP'
Sept. ssh. in Greene. at the residence Of Elder
Wakefield. by the Rev. Thos. Savage, hr.
Amer CASE aud Misc DEBORAH LAT
TIN, all of Bazetta. -
On the 18th ult. at the residence Of Moses Post.
Esq.. in Bseunsburg. BY Rev L. W. Ely, Mr..
WARREN B. SWAGER and Mis- 0RPHA
AsPgSf. all Of BAzetas TrunbulleopnU ..
At the rss4delSe Ofths2 BRIDES fathsa M.
samuel Geist, by Rev, J. u. Vance. Sept. u.
Mr.. JAMES X, WILSON and Miss ANNA
M. G0ISFs thSformeE Of lorastoNn. the lat
ter ofLieestS. OhiS. l-goiucd1gIf 90 eis9
1t Chriss Church.y in Warren IN the lsth Of
September. By the. Rev. Samuel Maxwell.
Ar. FREDERICK KINSMAN, Jr., and Miss
MARY A0UIsE MARVIN. t6ss gf
In Warren, Sept. Il, 1861, By Thohas Craig, J..
p at bis residence. ME. JsD- NckINZIE TO
2 Miss JULIA HlHFULAs both Of hileon.
Spp' 'St1i1lsT1d .isr4t a.
On the s5th inst at thsN stional HotDlshy Rev
r. N, WarreR.M Mr.. JONATHAN A. CHrltEs-
OF DeKalb CO. Ila and Mis- MARTA I0--
81 GAM of GustayuSs ohio sz5eTsi 5'79yl
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n

bn gAasTs1 rGl .Isfrf8 CT 9fdaIqaaTn -
1 70 tceHse tie rRnIarg 1ftHdekSS 0n1ibts-
| Ss se- By noaf1 Hhs W
iSta5e az fbaTTeH. Vd .UEf Il
SECTION I. Be IL ordained By the Council
Of the incorporated village Of Warren. o.. That
i sh4JLbe HnlaWfI1 fox nsnzrssidsnts Of said
xihsks. to rP9a. ussor Atss haeks sshs.i car
riages. omnibcBse6 o. kny other vehicle Tor
TcErryiug pHsssngsrg in the village Of Warren,
Tor which pay i d~stnAnded. exoept - harenaf-
Tar DF0V1011- .lrTHE 10. H-f-E u
SIC IL Any person or persons being hon
fesidenoo Of ths TnlEgs aforesaid attempGng to
use. run orhira gAg uahicis manttonedl - sec
tom hrs5 IN the incorporated village Of War
orsn. mall irst proodrsA hrsnfa irOn Mayor Of
ssid village a psy thosemr - foiloWs -for
every Two horse Eenlok1srhomm ofhNa dollars
EtS1 per dtF : and Ter Brerg TaAieIe snlink, "
run ~ note than eEo horses tea dollar per
day (flU6 Dts LfrHNJ 1oT 1lq1h .0i4 90
SgesIn. Any person OF bsEs0ns y iolstinE
secaOn hTsc or fAiiing "a e0mply- with the pro-
Visions Of section two Of thu ordinances. Bhall
open OOcEjetonrthsre6E b, knsd " AnI sun
9OSksLftAa sEssba &hASb@ASfs Ihsnffy
doIlArs. Elh c6so Of proseedti0n. AID 4and
eonsictsd untiinuV znd eous arapaidTu
Thi1 crdinGnes ldall tkke eject and be u
force from and Gftsf isipabdsau0n. Pissed 10
Council this 18Th dag of SsptsmhsT, A. d as67.
tlf1 L-N.DAHS0n, Mayor.
p Attest, ? J!Mck1EH, ~. Recorder, pro tn
=. 49, ~ A. maWAwn
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sDEaf0CRATv

ohe who faYorsthe extension Of the
right Of suffrage to al classes of men,
Remember that Nj. Democrat, and
don't fsixfy your protested principles
by Ycsng against giving ali classes Of
men tie right of suffrage. Don'teyade
t~heiogicai consequences Of true Demo-
cratic pffncipIes. -aal
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Vote 0ReaYs

Remembef that efssing the word
from The -snendmem IS equivs,
0 lent to voting nRoY and counts against
the amendment just as certainly as
sehoughS you yoBedfbe opposite ticket.
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KenaferaChanaIar

Ey. Z letter received from the State
Central Committee. on Monday, we are
assured that SENATOR Chandler, of
Michigan, wllshrely be in attendance
and address the Union Mass Meeting
in Warren, on Saturday next =
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THE cSUEsEAH is annouheed that the
President means g rest awhile. This
signifies that he fnteads 70 wait unfit ar
ter the Penn. snd New fpfk and Ohio
elections and then, If Tie Republicans
b be defeated he will defy OF perhaps
dlsperse Congress. Do the Republicans
perceive the magnitude and gravity of THE
issuei VIII they see to. it that the cleo
lions so result as not TO give the PsesidenS
8 popular endorsement? q
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~FFAOHMENT NOTICE.

IN sMccoshsk Fsunes. Pisiatia. " 10
renIo RDayFpE Daft. Bstora Calvin Wsns-
nnkega1usto6 a the Peses. Of N eepa township.
TFsmhgH Co. CHA On tia sd dayDfssptsms
$4,000 sad Justice issasd "A ordess q
hondfed and seven dollars and twenty threa
cents. MccQRKLE& FAUN0E. .Tot
OCT 2, ls67-Stt ~. b.
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rGThe Rebel Demoeracy have "a

reGThe Rebel Democracy have can.
Fied the new constitutional election II
AsTyhRdssI They hsxe anhieEeda great
vietofyAln the estimation of Demo-
Gratis. Aad Khy7 Because their sue.
cess aboIishes Free Schools in that
Stale. Modern Democracy can not
bear tAe Jig Of free ohools.7oa ~ 2
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GeneraInHayes

Come out on Saturday, and hear Il
brEse soldier and patriot the tru,
tried and able statesman, Gen. g.
% Hayes. Union Republican candidate f
% Gevernor. aas=n aaf bse alsW
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views Of GeneraIs heridan,

i The heroesof the var for theaUnion
are spsaking out opths gfeatsquestions
of the day and they express sBeml
selvesin terms which The people, can
not misunderstood. "a dispatch toTthe
Times from Phila6elphiaigivss the fol.
lowing report Of retAafksms by Gem
eFaI ssHEEDAN IN the cars between
Washington and Baltimore si,-oq a
On The cars, coming frons BAItiuuUre,
General Sheridan spoke as folows upon
the vital subjeet of the hour 5Ggsr
The Reoonstruetionp aets of Congress
are the only measures Calculated to
benefit the people of the Southern
States. All my acts while in command
of the Department ffAississiRpi and,
Louisiana were not only fully epdors-
ed. 0byI General Grant, but in reality;
might be considered the execution Of
GeneraiLGzants own orders. If the
frstietterNritten By General Grant To-
President Johnson, regarding nay re-
moYaI was TO be made public, The ,peor
pie North would be. sstonished ct its
radical tone; and when it IS published
the people viii find that he Grant il
radical to the core. mrS1rf-.cT q
CAS- far as rsdieaIismi Is concerned, Grn.t
l Grant IS more 50 baa, an and in sew.
eral Instances i have written to him
asking him 70 modify the instrnotions
sent me as being 100 extreme to suit
the occasion for which they we're in5.
Y 5sl45gaDoTs5d cyan 81
The General spoke freely and ppre-.
serTedly during the passage of the cara
from Washington to Baltimore on the
prominent topics of the day, and his
views respecting reconstruction are of,
the most Radical stamp. -, y
When near this city Sheridan re-
marked; IF the, rebels get into pow,
er through the policy of Andrew johns
son, then the rebellion becomesh honor
able, and loyalty and Unionism dishon-
lorabie and after having sacrificed so,
many valuable lives the suppression.
Of the rebellion, Z an n favor IF depr-
eiAg hen Of tksfr Poper, By giving he color.
ed Union msa tferi9H Of fraHckiss.nn ssa
These are noble words, Spoken BY
noble soldTerAby a man who has been
IN the South and among the Southern
people snce the close Of the REBELLION,
And SHERIDAN tells US GRKSf Is more
radical than he is. These are facts
which should Be- seen and read and
heeded! b tevery isyAim man and woman
Nm f - - 2
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"A -DMINIsTRAT0RlS SALE O

III REAL ESTATE. "a
Ia purIuance Of an order graatet By the Pro-
fer for sale 1t public suction. on the "a day Of
November. rs6I, at one o'eloek in.thr afternoon.
at the door of the Cenrt Houae IN Warren, o..
In the toEnshW ofRfee8N4 eeeAE % 1run
bull and Stste Of Ohlo. and known e. eboat two
ACRES Of l8nd ia lAtNaltn said township. and
<. KoIson. Icufh b sscdSn hns, vest 9dsnds
q 49, Hood. and eGstby lahds-ofJGm8a X
Folson. Said Lands viii BE- soid subject 10 doH-
sr 81 Louis Barnum. being the Eegt thrdrSf
A1rTy to cut Andrenoye Nood for ire wood
purposes dnrinE 81 siSszSaid lands are sp-
praised subject % Aalq doYef and wood night At
419 per sersg &opSynsh0t % be deferred be-
Yond one year. Defarrsd psynenz 10 bear in
terast from day ofaale. and 10 30 secured By
mortgage on tho premsSsS- "a,
~ 1dminisrxtcr q Mu0n B. Barnun.
Warren O.,OcE2 -l66T-4CrIHTF
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For fdrordJLs COmheadaffOa .-Amodkc these,
we would specially. commeRd i've Landscapes IA
oil, contributed By Miss Lottie NJ. Sscket. evfny
eng great taste m the selection Of subject. end
finish Of execution -Four opOrtriits bylJ e.
Crawford. were objects 0fgreatprsise and inter.
est from their life-Iike Accuracy, and peree1
ton Of finish. The Photographs exkibicSd BY
Messrs Terrill and Dodd. EndP0tner e. Brook,
were Of great merit. They ware not entered for
premium, and the Committee find ita hard task
TO dfcrininats. MeTEodid faYorahtyTndtise
"Uur Mess" by Potter & Rnook&.snd the Solar
Pictures, by Terril 4 Uodd The soeistyl 8re
under lasting obliganons to then artfst Trends,
for their aid andeontTibatisns n thh6eeoTtionl
Specimens Of PeSmansshii6 Ind Pen DnSipr.
from the MeadVille Commereisl COLLEGE, yers
very finea showing tWOnderf1l skill in tha ace Of
the Pen. The shell work By Miss a d Andpr-
son, was regarded IS 4 superior piece Of l0ma-
mental work. % AndOttom1n amadb Of abe fag
ends of q Delaine Guilt. By Miss Ollie ~. Lake.
was a notable example Of thrift and induttry,
worthy, both Of praise and 7imitAtiongJ The
-Horn of Plenty BIZ Mrs v {, IhomRson, WAS,
to may, 30 obi ect amherst a
Your committee Conclude By expres5inf the
hope, that an increased variety Of articles Of
utility. beauty and curiosity, nav hereaftsr
decorate the Fin ArtHalL. and to promols this
end. would advise increased Indictment, both
In premiums and commsndation, 5afl II t1l
Recommendations Miss Maria HsynOa. :
W. B. King. "a.
The above premiums viii be promptly paid
BY the Treasurer. A ID. Webb. AZ hs ofhee.1o
Mans effsn, ! 1. KIKsMAN. President :
n IL Il nnmwa g. ri"
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wen Answsrsd.!sy6

HstHEyerypedietion made by,soa1 party
about theWAr has been FerifedLAasl-
tiSer. - 81
n1Yop predicted that the South, could se,
eede without = FF-but it couldn't 30
You SAID the North could pot fghts but
You said one Soptberper. Could whip
five NJ rtberneh-buth he eohidn't a.
You asserted that we had 10 power to
coerce them-but we had! = $50 sbI
You said We meyer could eSonqnersfhsn
lint We aide L-fH .noT 9T59sh -
1I'You predicted that a B6sReI Of Cream
backs would not buy-uaTdinnsf2but Il
will EA eER1A 1ssea yueYa o. -
II You es0lEedthat the ssar was alEaiIuTs
but We succeededhH dtIE IEw las a.,
You asserted ithatqths !psopls pfo Ohio
EereaopposedtD the war that they would
elect the peaceGbleo EslIandighanp-bnt
they didn't sfi q COY 1rts OF -
oYoua are now predie Ang ithstiyoe viii
carry this State-hGtl you gen'ISeDtp
a6aSeuss 5stE0iaE@moo svEd ] WI -
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL Emily Canon vs. 6sOrss Canon and Ahan
,. Gordon. The said George Clppn viii sake
her petition in rASCoqzs Of Common Rles OF
frumbau county. Ohio, caargtng said defend
ant. G0orge Oanon. with extreme erndlfpand Of
gross neglect ofdlt towards her the saidEmiy,
and praying to be divorced IRON tAe said Geosgs
and Tor ainony and f0r other RELIEF SAID cause
will Be Tor hearing stthe N0Fenbsr tsrn Of
said Court tOf1So4. l-4l4l
by FORREST L HYDE.
Oct. 2 l36T-6k AttOrneVfR for plainGH
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DEATHS.

~.r,.~.rr.+.-a-.--.~r.~ 5-aF.Nsa~F~~r.se
In Magnolia. Wisconsin. Sept nth. 1857, I'd
Pei allihAR. Egsd y ysar@ formstly Of this
At Burg Hill. onsthk 9Th inst. Of Fever TRU-
NAN N. JONES, AGED . years. ~
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Attest, ? JMeLaEE, IL. !
Wkfren 90. Get R1N1sft
TN0

LIZ JohR WILLIAMS IA Brui3sy e Nicholson.
La me 0ourtof CammsH Rtsasos 1aabal Co..
OhiOs The dafendkuz arr noGfae that aid
Plaintiff has Alsd shiE pstision in eaia Coeft
against them asking judE1nent fer S202.M ahd
mtsfesf, upon book Acconre for work and la
Dor. boarding and goods snfd 10 and rem than
By divers persons named m nj petition. which
claims have been assigRed q. and are now
named By plainfif: An order Of attachment
due for gaTnishmeut has baen Issued herein.
and said petition must u angWafe6 ~ the 18th
day Of December, 1857 and aid cause Wll be-
for hearing &c the nsxt term Of said Court.
2 HofCHthS 4 6LlDDEN.
Oct 2d-le57-6t arA q PTS ATTY.
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ALISMA.-Seethe advertisement elsewhere
of thatinvalusble preparation forthe hair call
featured by Seward & Bentley. Buffalo. n. "
1t Ell restore gray hair 10 itsL atural color and
lustre. supercedes the use Of hair dyes and hair
lily r~eproduecs the hair.-JdcksoR GaizeA
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TheiAsIantic M6athIyfoFOct

LeoSrFsTs.AThe Guardian Angel par,
X, by Oliver wendehE Homes Thenis.
tocles, q poem, by William Everett Ben
johnson, "a biographical and critical
SKETCH by the esssy1sf ZIP. Whippss
UncharftHtleness thu Rose Rollins, the
first .seCtion Of astefy of NeWdEngIRnd
seapdet life, by Alice Cary; dn~tsrRaiionai
oopyngh1, s Vigorous and nnznsRsrable.
plea for the protectiong OF Anthors,E and
thus for the best interess of Literature, BY
DANES Parton; The FLIGHT 0tfhe Goddess,
a poem byISPEAhrichs The Ihreue of
the Golden Foot byJ.M Palmer; The
Autobi0grsphyof ssQpaek pa1t1F TYri-
tingsofEJ Adolphus 1Fc-ilsne, !bys HIT
fuekermalJA Native OF BofhooqSS sketeh
shfR colSnse hngnist6aund iueSonth Caro-
by o AassmhHsetts officer; By-Ways
OF Europe. from Pefpsgnahsto MontserraE,
By Bayard Tsylef thinner Speaking, by
EdwardE Everett Hale author ofsaAMan
without a ACOuhifp,,o CHOW Mr.aaFrye
would have presebed 1t" etc. Reviews
and Literary Notices. AGnT1CKNOR IL
FIELDS, Publishers, Boston. i'H ton'
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Sale sbsolute to the hishAsthiddsr. ever tH0-
fhlrds OF the appraisal, 90 terms sasY FOR par.
ehasers II &C. JONRS Assifnes ts3.l
& Ga.la Esa-.y Of Alszand~ Neconnsll. 81
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Choice Reading.

Tie ~copperhead papers genera Are
sweet specinensof DEMOCRATS 1itera.
turss of the Pokss Ga=eTe lyle. As a
AAmple Of the vide sang 6f -sEOugh
distinguishing the newspapers of that
swfuIly moral and immaculate party,
the Warren Constitution of last week will
dove recently stated that its lead;
ing editorials had grown seedy, on the
toit, important question OF, ssrumPs."
1t was q delightful themeifor The pen
ofa eopperhead editor But the Cor
sftatiOn has evidently grown less fond
of "rumpsry and is now devoting It's
mastsrly energy to "a WhoIssslsi Tenti
lation o fthe subject Of Srapef5E!ogE1ers
besiial outrage charged upon 8 Black
man is gwen special prominence in its
columns. Last week lit published e.
case purporting to have occurred at
Tifin, ~implicating two blacks. The
Tifin Tr5Easf published since the trial
ives had, says that the ttreport of the
pretended outrage is most dsgrasefulIy
void Of truth, and @that the evidence
adduced, failed completely, before al
Democratic Mayor, tosproTe that any
outrages had been committedpu So
much for that plank IN the democratic
platform. The Gsshtsi1z also publish
ed a similar occurrence happening near
Youngstown. This is evidently done
to create 4 deep prejudice against the
blacks at this time, for political efeet
The Democratic party is noidoubt hard
ruin for capital, b6tit has noEbeen gen-
orally supposedit would resort to suchf
devilish schemes to bolster up its "lost
As to the other cases Of aout I
rage7 which Ilumine the usually stu.-
pid columns Of the Coasatai5a, they.,
may or may not have occurred The !
scene of their occurrences is located in I
the fsr-S6dth.r We think it. p~robsblsi
that fully tEo-4hirds Of these disgusting
APE stories have no, better foundation !,
han the fertllely vulgar brains Of d
editors. On the subject
'rumps1 and rape they write With iii
igor and Observation-Disclosures them to ]
'e entirely familiar with such topics in ,
Il their ~vileness and nsstiness. M g
When Democratic papers become soII
CHASED as to wilfuly and eagerly pros-1
ituts heircolumns week after week to
details Of beasfly 0utrsges, !
must be that they consider those who I
cad their papers persons Of eo~Ersee
ulgar, swine-like appetitssa for slopssk
nd swHsa and TOO stupid to p~efceiYeT
be degrading tendency Of such trash
pom the minds ofboth old and young.
nRhateFer aspectvieweds the subject 8
oes not suggest any inference oomplf l
to either the editors Or pa
IONS ofsuch burlesqpesupen sneWspacI
er deceDcy.a 'Usm sIs Bsc1saG - lRle
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More Suffering, SOrrOW and Death.
are the results or Indigestion and DyspePsiA
than from all other knoHn diseases. Co.'s DYs-
REPsIA CURE is . sure md Immediate remedy.
It will stop distress sfter eating As so0n as you
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'ESTATE Of JOSEPH
l1aecd. Notice IL hereby given, that DE
tundersfgrsd has been dolly Appointed AdmiA-
istrat0r 0fthe estate Of Joseph Hughosf late of
Mesepotamia tewnshipf TfunbuHCo.. o. deed.
NsonoMs EPHR1kMH UGHES, Adner.
MesepotAmiA oee 2ilss13-f 5a.