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& Great Western
Railway Company,
Sale of Stock for DELINQUENT

NOTICE is hereby given, t

NUIIUE is hereby given, tn
IN the shares of Capital stock of The Allan
tic and Great Western Railroad Company, here
tofore subscribed by persons residing in the
County. of Trumbull, aud State of Ohio. who
have wholly or partially refused or failed to pay
the installments due on said stock subscriptions
by order of the Board of Directors of said Com
pany. made by q resolution passed at q meeting
of said Board on the Goth day of November, A.
D.. 1866. will in pursuance of said resolution,
for the purpose of paying the installments due
on said subscriptions Of stock. with the interest
and penalty thereon, be sold at public auction,
1t the principle Office of said Company, in Kent,
Portage County, Ohio. on the 18th day of May,
A. D., 1861. commenc ing at 10 o'clock, a. m.
and continue from day 10 day. until the whole
shall have been sold.
The names of said subscribers. with the num-
Der of shares subscribed By each, set opposite
thereto respectively, arc as follows, viz:
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The Emily B, Sander sailed from New
York or Wednesday for Charleston
with 1900 bushel of corn for the Re
lief Commission agency.
the Senate has rejected Frank P
Blair as Minister to Austria, and Gen.
eral Henry W. Slocum as Naval officer
of the port of New York.
The Republican party of North Caro-
lima organized at Raleigh yesterday
The convention numbered one humid
red and thirty delegates; the organi-
cation was affected upon the fundanen-
tai grounds of Union, Liberty and
Equality.
Samuel Tate, jr., a well-known -four
merchant of Dayton, Ohio. was way
laid about seven o'clock Wednesday
evening on the bridge near his mill
and shot down and robbed. It is
thought he cannot recover No clue
to the murderer.
A special from New Orleans says
General Sheridan's Order No. 5, Just
out, sweeping from Office the rioters,
Attorney General Heron, Mayor Mon
roe and Judge Abel, and substituting
good and loyal men, fills the Unionists
with JOY, and the nullifers with dis
NAV.
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Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

COLUMBUS, March %.
In the Senate to-day the bill for the in
! corporation and regulation of Life Insu
rance Companies was passed.
The following bills were also passed
To amend the act to preserve the purity
of elections, so as to punish with fine and
imprisonment any judge or other officer
of an election, who refuses or counten-
ances the refusal to receive The vote Of an
e~lector.
A bill prohibiting the trapping of quailG
at any time.
To amend the act to empower the Trus-
tees of Townships to levy taxes.
To provide for the gravelling of roads
leading to cemeteries.
To authorize the Boards of Education
in all cities over 1000 inhabitants to con-
stitute a standing committee for the man
agement of Libraries under their control.
A bill was introduced to authorize the
County Commissioners, Township Trus-
tees and City Councils to sell the railroad
or turnpike stock which is sill paid up, and
apply the proceeds to the General Fund.
HOUSE.
In the House the Senate resolution for
amending the State constitution relative
to suffrage was postponed and made the
special order for Tuesday next at IL
o'clock a. m.
The House receded from one Of its
amendments to the Penitentisry bill and
insisted on the others.
The Senate bill supplementary to the
act to regulate the sale of real estate by
religious societies was passed.
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GUARDIANS SALE.


VI In pursuance of an order of the Pro-
hate Court of Trumbull county. Ohio, made on
the LIST day Of April. A. d. 1857, in the case Of
Zslmon n Beman, guardian Sf Flora Bemsn,
Thomas P. Beman, OEella BenRa AID Edwin
N Bemau. against his said wards. the under
signed will, on the 18th day of April, 1867
al one o'clock. P. NJ. of said day. on the premi-
ses. offer at public sale, the undivided one-half
ofthe ElloSing described Real Estate. situated
in the township Of EUstaFns, IN the county OF
Trumbuli. and being part OF .lot NO. 81. accord
ing to the original survey 0fthe said tognssip OF
and bounded d As follows Beginning ut
fhs moth east.corner of said lot; thence west en-
The lot line TO the north west corner OF SAID lot:
thence south to lands owned by hufus & BE-
man; thence east along the line Of Rufus i, Be
mans land, TO the east line Of said lot; thence
north on lot line TO place Of beginning, and 10
contain One Hundred snd Twelve Acres. Also.
one undivided half OF eighteen Acres OF Iaadin
lot No, IS, in said township ot,Gustayus. ana
boundsd as follows, R~egiDning thirty feet south
Of The north east corner Of said lot, being on the
south line of highway; thence west on said
south line Of Highway, about seYenty-nTe RODS
to q stake and stones; themes south on lime
parallel to the lot lines, so that q line running
east, paFaliel tc he lot lines. ana extending 10
the east ling OF szid lot, shall contain eighteen
Acres OF iapdg thence saseon the last mentioned
line TO the east iins OF asid lot; thence npFth on
the lot line to the place of beginning. and to
contain the aforesaid eighteen acres Of land.
excepting from the above last described lot OF
land, foaE AID one-half acres.
Terms made known on day Ct sale
zALM0N N. BEMAN,
Apr 5, 267-2s Guardian.
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Congressional summary and
Washington News.

"6o1AN1A0an ~ -
The Senate COMMITTEES on Agriculture report
edto-dsy to reject Mr. Kennedy. nominated for
Commissioned Of Agriculture. vice Isaac New
ton. The Senate viii reject him nearly unani-
mously.
Ex-Congressman Rossesu, nominated as Brig
adler General in the Regular Army. will be re-
jejected, the Military Committee recommending
The Board of Registers have nearly comp
pleted the canvass In the first wards Of Wash
ington and find an unexpected large colored
population in these wards. There will be
nearly one thousand colored majority, and they
think the vote of the whole city VIII probably
De about 5000 white, and HOO colored there
being SO many whites mere VIC v9te n NORTH
count of their participation in the rebellion.
Of whites there will be about 2.008-Union Re-
publicans giving about 6,0U0 majority in the
The President has announced his intention
Of calling the Senate together for az. extra
session to consider nominations. Should he do
this. i've days viii suffice, If be acts promptly.
Unless he does there are over q hundred very
important Offices that viii go without being
filled until next winter. unless there should be
something startling to bring Congress together
in July.
The perplexing question Of an adjournment
was finally settled to-day by both Houses agree
ing to Edmund's proposition to sa'onrn 70 me
quorum in both Houses. the presiding othsers
are directed to adjourn both Houses sine de
THERE'S not the remotest probability Of quo
AA-+
bryo rebellion in progress.
Sidney Clarke, to-day made an effort to get
the House to direct the Judiciary Committee 10
report upon the impeachment OF the President
by July. Butler got the floor aLdmade another
raid upon the President. and charged directly
that he, at one stroke Of his pen last fall, pardon
ed 1873 desertersi in one Congressional Districtin
West Virginia, without any other pronise than
that they would vote the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
after, and that be restored to those deseTteTs
SIS coo. which themen had forfeited and which
had been passed to the credit Of the Asylum Tor
Disabled Soldiers. and that Ex-COngressmsn
Thos. B. Florence got one thousaLd dollars Tor
engineering ii with the President. This was all
in evidence before the Judiciary Committee IS
was admitted by Eldridge aud Marshall. The
House would not give 8ny Instructions 10 the
Judicisry Committee and the whole matter OF
impeschment is as far Of as it ever was,
There will not be any quorum OF the House
present tomorrow and no business can be done
ifthat point is raised
The House to-day passed the Senate bill allow
ing a cable from Europe 70 be landed anywhere
on the coast ofFlOrida- 1t now only needs the
Presidents signature to become a
The 2residenthas not singed the Pill 70 sus-
pend payment for slaves who enlistedin the I'm
ion army, and as Congress Adjourns Tomorrow.
the drain upon the Treasury viii have TO 90 on
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New Advertisements.
AN ORDINANCE

III
70 amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance
to "Prouide for the Election Of certain
Officers therein named" passed IN COun-
eli March u, 1853.
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Town Council
Of the incorporated Village Of Warren, That
Sections 4 and 5. of said ordinance, be amended
to read as follows:
SEQ 2. The Treasurer shall give bonds with
in ten days after his election. with two or more
good and sufficient suretiss to be approved by
the Council, payable to the Mayor and his sue
eessors in office. the penal sum not less than FIVE
thousand dollars, nor more than twenty thou
sand dollars. conditioned for his faithful per-
formance Of his duties. and the paying over all
monies that mas come into his hands. as re-
CURED by the Council.
SIC 8. The Treasurer shall receive for his
SERVES, two per cent. on the first Eve thousand
dollars. one per cent on the next i've thousand
dollars, and one-hAlf Of one per cent, on all 9TH
er monies disburssd by him during his eontinu-
ance in of6ee,
Sea Thst sections 4 and5. Of the ordinances
entitled IAN ordinance 70 provide for the cleo
tion of certain officers therein named. passed
March Il. 1855" be and the same are hereby re-
pesled.- q.
SEo. 5. This ordinance to take effect from and
after the publication thereof
Passed n.Council. April !, 1857.
j. L. WEEKS, Mayer.
q. Il, TOWNSEND. Recorder.
April 8, 1857.
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ElnaHciaI.

The New York Tribune of yesterday
saws that statistics in its Washington
dispatches state that the total receipts
of the Government for 1866 were $685.
9T7,2se, nearly S50,000,000 NOR than
those of any other year. $300,0OO,OO0
were raised by internal taxation, and
$50, 600, 900 came from imports. The
total expenditures in the year were
$500. 0S6, 2I5, and while part OF the
balance has been used in payment of
the debt much is reserved as a basis OF
specie payment.
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
The telegraph gives an ~unfavorable
report of the election held in Connect
lieut. on Monday. English, Dem. can
didate for Governor, elected by 500
majority. The Democrats also elect
three of the four Congressman. Both
branches fthe Legislature Republican.
MICHIGAN.
The Republicans carry this State by
a large majority.
CINCINNATI.
Republican by 5000 majority.
CLEVELAND.
The Democrats elect a Mayor pledg-
ed to the liquor interest. He is Ger
man distiller, and in faver of selling
liquor on Sunday. So much the worse
for Cleveland. No decent Democrat
win crow over such q victory. The
Republicans elect all the rest of their
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By Jas. Williams. chiefClerk.
Certiaeate Of Antiquity.

ITO expire on the Slst day of January. 1sesl
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBUS, Oslo, January 2S. 1901
Whereas. The PHENlXINSURANCE COM
PANY, located at Brooklyn in the State of
York, has filed in this ONCE a sworn statement
of its condition. as required by the first section
not incorporated by the state of Ohio" passed
April 8. lS56, and amended February 3. 1904 I;
and the sct T. regulate Foreign 4nsrraeee Com
passed April 5 1860 and. Whereas.
said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that il is possessed of an
actual Capital of at least one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars invested as required by said
acts; and, Whereas. said Company has filed in
Ills oice 6 written instrument under its corPO-
~ thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this Statp 10 acknowledge
service Of process, log andin behalf Of said
Company according 10 the terms Of said act Of
April 5, 1876
Now, THEREFORE,, in pursuance Of the acts
Aforesaid l, James u. Goldman, Auditor OF state
foB Ohio, 40 hereiy certify that said Phenlx II
su-ance Company CT Brooklyn. n. Z. IS au-
thorized- 10 transact the business of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State pntl the thirty
frat day Of January. in the year cue thousand
eight hundred and sixty-elght.
(SealD In witness Whereof. l have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF my ONCE to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAMES h. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
By Jas. Williams. Chief Clerk.
ROBERT OTIS. Esq.,. Agent.
April 8. 1867. at Jo~hnsonville, q.
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~ BY q late treaty Russia cedesto the
United States az Russian America and
adjacent Islands. This unexpected event
excites great interest at Washington. 1t
is regarded BY some IS being influenced by
the impending European complications on
the Turkish and Cretan question, Russia
fearing that in case of a war she Should
lose her American territory, prefers TO
voluntarily give it to America rather than
have it hl into the hands of an European
rival. The English ara ~ehagrined at the
move, and may possibly protest against it,
especiallyas it more thandoubles our extent
Of Pscifc possessions.
Another report is that we are to pay
Russia seven million dollars for The eessiOn-
Dear enough, just now, and yet we could
rot afford to LET the British get it, which
they doubtless would be glad to.
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R14sVVS %
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(TO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1859
nrurr, y AUnTnnD on CT A mn

CEhIlE1CAIE OE AOTHOklI1.
CTO expire on the Slst day Of January. 1851
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OFSTATE
Insurance Department,
Columbus. Ohio. January 81. 1867.
Whereas, the 6ermania. Hanover. Niagara,
ed at New York, in the State of New York, have
each filed in this office a sworn statement of its
condition, as required by the Act To regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated By the
State of Ohio" passed April Sth 1856, and
amended February 9Th, 1854, and the act 10
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies. passed
April 5. 1866 and. whereas. each Of said Com
panies has furnished the undersigned satisfac-
tory evidence that II IS possessed ofan actual Cap
ital of at least ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THoUs-
AND DOLLARS. invested as required by said acts ;
and, whereas. each of said Companies has filed
in this Office q written instrument under its cor
porate seal, signed by the President and Seere-
tary thereof authorizing any agent OF agents of
said Company in this state to acknOWlede SER
vice of process. for and in behalf of said Com
pany. according to the terms of said act of Apr.
8, 1856.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the acts afore-
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Germania,
Hanover. Niagara and Republic Fire Insurance
Companies. OF New York. are authorized 70
transact the business Of Fire mi Marine Insu-
rance in this State. until the thirty-irst day of
January, in the year one thousand. eight hun
bred and sixty-eight.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the seal Of my office to
be affixed the day and year above written.
tL.s.I Auditor Of Stats.
T. J. MeLAIN d SON. Warren. Ohio.
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Trial and Friendship.-Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus has had , trial among
TIRES million families. and is pronounced tn Q
best Saleratus in the known world. Its use al
ways brings a smile TO the household; it keeps
them in health ithelps a the weak strong,
and saves hundreds from that dreadful disease.
Dyspepsia. As you value your health. use it,
Most Of the Groeers sell it. Depot liz Liberty
Street. New Yorg.
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When the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railway Company obtained a char,
ter in Pennsylvania, in 1857, it bound
itself to build d connecting branch to
the city of Erie within ten years, the
shortest line on which such q branch
could be made being thirty-fVe miles.
This is the LIST year, and the Legislature
hsve taken up the matter for consider
alton whether the Company shall be
compelled to build the line.
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ALMON WEBB. Agent, Warren, Ohio.
JAY BAKER. Special Agent March 2. 1867.
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CHERIFFS SALE. .
- William H. Hayes. !

Exr. of David MOrrisJ mon Pleas.
By virtue of an Venditioni ExponnS. issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of TrumbuII
County. Ohio, in the above named case. and to
me directed and delivered. 1 shall expose to
public sale at the south door Of the Court House,
in Warren. o.. on
Saturday the 4th day OF May, 1867,
A. D.. between the hours Of one and three
o'clock. P. n. Of said day. the following de-
scribed Real Estate. to wit:
Part of lot No ID in the township Of Wealth.
ersield in the county Of Trumbull. and state Of
Ohio; bounded as follows: Commencing at the
southeast corner Of William Heads land; thence
north 4OZ E. I'VE chains and 65 links to a post;
thence north 81 n W. "a chains (20) links TO a
post thence south 400 W. t5) chains and (65
links to a post; thence south 54% E. to the place
Of beginning. containing two acres and thirty
seven rods of land.
Appraised at $500. Terms Cash.
Sheriff S Office, S. NJ. LAIRD, SHE,
Warren, Apr. ], 1867.
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ALBERT YEOMANS.
apr 8 '67-4t Probate Judge.
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The Furnace Question.

We stated last week that a favorable
opportunity was being presented u
citizens to secure the location of a first
class Blast Furnace at this place. We
learn that some quite decided action
viii probably have to be taken the
present week, inasmuch as the parties
who offer, conditionally, to erect their
iron-works here, viii visit town in a day
or two. It is a matter to which men
interested in real estate and in business
should give prompt attention, other
wise their indifference may be con
strued into 8 total lack of interest in
the prosperity of the town. If the bust
ness prospects Of Warren can be placed
upon a substantial, large manufacturing
interest, q most prosperous future is
certainly before it. If favorable chan
ces of attracting large money invest
ments and large numbers of workmen,
two very valuable elements,-if such
chances are not theoretically taken
hold of. Warren viii ere long begin to
lose its business importance, and more
available and attractive centres of trade
will grow up just neal enough to it to
undermine its prosperity. Then, as a
consequence, business viii fail, pop
I~ulation decrease, property depreciate,
and the town, by common consent. be
left to linger out q dull, stupid, dreary
existence. The important position
Warren has always held in the Mahon-
ing Valley, can only be maintained in
future by drawing to it a share of the
great Iron Manufacturing interests al
ready Appointment feature of the region
Immediately south and east of us, and
which, we think IS but a fraction in ex
tent to what the great facilities of the
Valley will hi to be in the future.
The men who have substantial and
abiding interests in Warren, can en-
nance those interests very much by
sowing literally that they may reap
much more abundantly.
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AZ PR0F LOFTS AGAssIz. ENIkEST
ANERICAS DTISKs, including the Rev
erend DIS. Chaplin, Sawyer, 0sgood, Bel
lows, rockingham, Hedge, Collier, Ryder,
Clarke, and ReVs. Emerson. Bartholomew,
Ballou, and Hepwortb, Also Ex Cover
nor Blair and Philo Parsons of Michigan.
Also portrait Of the Veteran Eagle 'tOld
Abe" Woman's Rights and Woman's
Wrongs, by Hon John Neal; Shaker
Communities Aboriginal Legends OF
North Amersea, Our National Military
Serviee-The Army; Gag We Think OF
Two Things at once? Pope's Essay on
Man; European Guide Books, ETC., in
April number chronological Journal
Only 20 cents, or 50 3 year. Address
Fowler & Wells, See BroedEayl New
Ynrk
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DEATHS.


in Mecca. Trumbull county, Ohio. from the
effects of a Cancer in the face, Mr.. SOLO
NOM CASE, in the sixty-ninth year Of his
age. The deceased leaves a widow and n
large family and many relatives and friends
to mourn his loss.
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MARRIAGES..


On the 10Th inst. at the residence of the brides
mother in Johnston, by Rev. ]. Campbell.
ORB. 7. SPELJMAN of Warren, o., to Miss
ALICE RAYNE. of the former place.
By Augustus ElEeIl. Esq. on the 26thinst. al
the residence ofthe brides father. o L Miller.
Mr.. JAMESB FOLSOM. and Miss CORD1E
MILLER, all ofBrseeyiile.
In Colebrook, on the oath of March, 1867. BY
by Rev. Charles Irons. Mr.. WILLIAM (
D0CKRY, of Baconsburg, Trumbull Co. Ohio.
to Miss AMELIA o PARTRIDGE, of Cole
brook.
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FISHING TACKLE!

WE HAVE JUST OPENED A
w fine assortment of Fishing Materials,
which We offer TO the public at wholesale or re;
TO call at our stand. where We are srre they can
find whatever they want, ou- stock comprises
the folloEingi
LINEN LINES-Au sizss and lengths
SRA0RASs LINES-ThKee siEesI
SILK LINES-Thirty yards long,
Floats, Sinkers and SwiYels.
Kirby and Limerick Hooks-all sizes;
Double Pike Hooks-on Wire Gimp;
Buel's Patent Spoon Hooks.
Plain and Multiplying Reels.
and Jointed Poles.
If you want 10 catch g fish, buy the best kind
ofTRekle and that you can always find ct
VIZ. 4 WI P0RTER'S.
Warren. O., Apr, Sd, '6I.
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ROBERT OTIS. ESQ.,, Agent.
April 3. 1867. at Johnsonville, o.
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TO expire on the Stat day Of January. 1861
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATED

TO expire on the Slst day Of January, 1861
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATED
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS. 0HIO, January %, 1867.
Whereas. The Norwich Fire Insurance Com
pany, located at Norwich. in the State of Con-
peoticut. has filed in this Office a sworn state
ment Of it, condition. as required by the act
ITO regulate Insurance ConEanle5 act in3or-
pOTated by the State of Ohio" passed April
S. 1856, and amended Feb. 9, 1884, and the act
ITO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies"
passed April 5. 1855 and Whereas. said Com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that it is possessed Of an actual Capi-
tai of st lssstOne Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars. INVESTED az required BY eaid acts and,
Whereas, said Company has fled in this ofhee e
written instrument under its eorporste seal.
signed by the President and Secretary there
pany In this State 10 acknowledge service of
process, for and in behalf Of said Company ao-
cording to the terms of said act of April S. 1866.
Nov. Therefore, in pursuance Of the acts
aforesaid, l. JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of
State tor Ohio, do hereby certify that said Nor
wich Fire Insprapce Company. Of Conneetieut
L Anthonsed e tSsngaet t5a business Of Fire
Of January. in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight.
lSeRi.l In Witness Whereof. I have hereun-
20 subscribed my name and caused the
seal = E,y oAce 70 be sflEed the day and
JAS. II. G0DMA4,
Auditor Sf Stats.
By JAMES WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk.
KHITTLEsEY ADAMS. Agent,
April 3, 1873 Warren, o.