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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

N REAL ESTATE.
On the 9th day of April. lS5S. between the
hours Of one and four o'clock in the afternoon,
atIse door Of the Court House. in the town Of
Warren, will be sold TO the highest bidder. the
foTov7ng real estate. as the property Of Theo-
dore Ragan, decd. to-Eit All that certain
marcel of land situate in the township Of South
inrson. in the County Of TrDmbull, and State
Of Ohio, bounded north by lands Of Sarah NJ.
Raglan; east by the highway; south BY fifty
under contract of purchase from said theodore
RaTan. in his life time. and west by lands OF
AImon d. Hoskins. containing within said
boundaries, seventy:siX acres Of land. Terms
on year, and one-third in two years. with in
crest annually on the deferred payments.
ALMON ID. H0SKINS.
Admir- Of Theodore Ragan. deed.
Milton Sutlif. Atty.
March 4. 1865 4
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
THE INDEPENDENT!
Price $3.50 per Annum to Mai
subscribers, or 50 by Carriers
IN New York & Brooklyn.
HENRY G. BOWEN,
PUBLISHER,
NO. , BeeAman Street, New York
GREAT NUMBER THIS WEEK,
FEBRUARY 9Th.
ATTRACTIONS as FOLLOWS:
. Too Fast----TOO slow:
Or what the grert masses have done for P,es.
dom anu what they propose to do.
By HOS. HENRY WILSON.
Chited Naies Senator Irom Adss.
GRANT and COLFAX,
REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC MEN,
THE PEOPLES CHOICE YoR
President and Vice President
Tendencies Of Reaction.-Wounds
OF the Tar axatfon-The
PART Eor FFee5iSm in Peril.
By Ee7.T. N. posi-, - Louis. No.
X EEPING alive.
AN sPegAL re SRIsTIANs.
b Res. TG#2, L. cuEE.D. D.. Brooklyn,
New York
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT.
By Rev. GEO. B.cUEzvER, D.. D. New York.
LETTERS from WASHINGTON.
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first
gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hopeful ad-
vices from the South. New Hampshire
snd Connecticut Elections. Supreme
Court on Reconstruction. The
President and his Cabinet af-
ter Gent Grant. Speaker
Colfax's reception. etc.
by our W Arlington Correspondent.
D. W. BARTLETT.
Tho Lost Image.
Chapter TX Of an Original Story.
Written by an Orthodox Clergyman expressly
Tor The Independent. and destined to be. we
1GAAGN = NLE VI nc most popular rleN
and instructive series Of eontribu-
tons ever given 20 4 religious
newspaper.
BOSTON CHIT-CHAT.
Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art Crown of New England. Gould's An
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs- Harrison. Gray, Otis, etc.
BY our Boston Correspondent.
One Of the abIest and moSf sni., --;t,-- ~
country.
HENRY WARD BEECHER and
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
The Guardian Angel and Norwood.
By SUSAN POSEY.
DECEMBER WOODS.
An ORIGINAL Poem.
By JOEL BENTON. Armenia. New York.
ACoMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
MAPLE WOOD FIRE.
Endorsed by a Blessed Old Black Woman"
a STORY WITHOUT A MORAL.
FOB CHILDREN,
By ABBY SAGE. CharlestoWn, Mass.
EDITORIALS AS FOLLOWS :
THE TONGUE OF FIRE. or RXTEMPORA-
QUEEN VTcToRI1;s EXPERIENCES.
TWO WAYS OF LOWING
LOvingthe Good and Loving the Wicked,
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson. Morris. james. Scott, Simpson. Ba-
ker, Ames. Clark. DR.. Kinzley, Edward,
Thomson---as able men as any Chris
tian Denomination can boast"
AN OLD NEWSPARER--The Federal Spy and
DAILY Advertiser, ofDec. ID. 1884.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
SHALL WE LOSE THE EXCISE LAW9|
WEEK OF PRAYER.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
,-rw PERSONAL NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures.
REVIYALREC0RD.
GENERAL NEWS.
MINISTERIAL REGISTER,
SABBATH SCHOOLS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
PEBBLES.
SELECTIONS
q Financial Department.
as FOLLOWS:
commercial& Fnaneial-TaIk, News and Cos
sip in Wall Street-ImpOrtant News for
Capitalists, Bankers. and Business
Men-Money Market-Cen-
tral Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods Report; Dry Goods Quotations:
Produce Market Reports Prices Cur
rent; New York Cattle Market
Farmers Column.
TIE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never EquaIIed In my
n Religious Newspaper.
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FOH 5ALE.

TUB SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
for sale. his House and Lot Of 3acres. stu
atsd at the Center Of BraceFille. on the main
line Of the A &G-W.R. R. known as the Old
Stone property, . good large house, good &c lar.
barn. and plenty Of good fruit. water, &C. with
many other conVeniences; a good lOcati on for
Stsre or tavern. The terms will be made easy.
Bracevile. Feb. 1s. 1sss-st
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a
Fire Insurance COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $3.50, OOO.
WHITTLESEF ADAMS, Agent.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE.)
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
Cofumbua Iauuorv y 1873


DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
Columbus, January 3. 1S5S.J
1t is hereby Certif ed. that the Astor FIRE In
suranee Company. located at New York City,
in the State OF New York. has complied. - all
respects. with the laws Of this State relating to
such Insurance Companies. for the current year.
and has filed in this once a sworn statement.
By the proper officers. showing its condition and
business. at the date Of such statement, as fol-
lows.
Amount ofactual paid up Cspital---S25C 900. 90
Aggregate amount Of available Assets S9t, III 81
AzgregRte amount Of 15abiliies-T .991.l
Amount o. Income for the preceding
Amount Of Expenditures for the prece-
LsEALl In witness whereof. Ihavs hereuntO
subscribed ny name. and caused the
Seal Of ny Office 70 be affixed; the
dayand year above written.
JAS. q. GOODMAN, Auditor ofState.
b Jas. Williams. Chief Clerk.
Dwelling Houses, Merchandise, and other
property Insured in the -AstOr Five Insurance
Company. ct fair rates. Apply TO its onh Agent
at Warren. WHIITLESEY ADAMS.
Feb.5. 1S6S.
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WHITE PINE %COnIPnIINnl

IsnoT offered 70 the afflicted throurhout ~.
elunIfy, alter having been proved by the test ~
eleven years. in the new England Sfafes 1911
~ merits have become as well known sSfbs
tree rom which, in part il derives Il. virtues
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Capital FuIIy paid MP $500 o 90
Amt or AVaIiabIe Assets $7O2,I62 81
AuprroR- OF srafE's OFFICE.
nvu.uTurEw or lNzTu HNTr
THE GREAT

ALNON D. WEBB. Agent at Warren,
March 4.lsgS-It
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Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art Crown Of New England. Gould's An
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison. Gray, Otis, etc.
BY our Boston Correspondent.
HABITE,
One Of the ablest and most spicy writer's in II e
country.
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G. W. SNYDER. Agent.
March I lS6S.-lt orangeville. Ohio.
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Musical Convention,

DECK A BOO POLKA,
Il By M'Nanghton. with a splendid colored
title page, a fine things. just out Price so cents,
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
MmMANy SOCIETY.

4 meeting OF the above organization was held last
evening for the purpose OF installing with propct
ceremonies the several officers OF prominence whd
had been elected to nh such positions. The proceed,
ngs were conducted with closed doors, the instaai
tion ceremonies being Of character sufficient to ex1
cite the interest to the extent OF curiosity OF hose
outside, but otherwise mrnateria, as II makes very
little difference whether Bill Jones goes ior the ext
tension OF Fifth avenue or opposes IT, or whether ne
is q Tammany Sachcm or not. The hERAIp gives "s
onnon ,,reapecive of party feeling or Of party rcs
sponslbillty and does not Introduce the discuSsou
OF such questions into meetings OF this character3
The following gentlemen were Installed lnto theie
reapertiye onces:--Grand SGchctn, John T. U0tfmans
Sachems. Isaac Bell James Nicholson, Charles "a
Cornell, r. u. Sweony, Edwards PlerIepont, M 4!
Brennan Matthew James George w. Mclean, John
Kcly John \. Bradley, W. NJ Tweed, w. T. Curtiss
SagsnOrcs George Rome wilson small.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
TINE IMPEACHMENT EXCITEMENT N NEW
YORk.

Antecejcnt ami subsequent to the tclcgraphic an
nouncement yesterday morning that the High Court
had postponed until Saturday its dna disposition OF
the Impeachment case, politicians and indeed all
classes OF people in this city, were in ferment OF
excitement.
The loquacous and the disputatious discussed the
probabilities Of the verdict, OF which few thought
considering the political character OF the Senate and
the determination, in and out Of Congress, OF the
radicals to push matters TO the extreme In their
deavor to rule the country according to their notions
or ruin lit would result in favor OF the impeached
while the more venturesome were prepared at odds
TO back their opinions with their money.
Toward noon in the vicinity Of the bulletin boards
throngs rapidly gathered, and while they glanced at
the brief statements on the boards or purchased and
read at length the dispatches which appeared In the
extras the feeling became intense, and II the votes
of the sidewalk reviewers and haranguers could have
decided the future OF the President and the fate OF
parties they would have been settled, az least
to the satisfaction OF those who composed the i'm.
promptu congregations.
The same feeling was made manifest ID all public
places The hotels, the lager beer saloons the whis-
key shops the gold room, the Exchanges the auction
marts-everywhere, In hne, where two or three were
gathered together the subject brought upon the
trpis was the possible action OF the Senate on the
question which, FOR tue "salyation Of the party
was necessary to determine while the apple-blossoms
were yet on Benjamin L. Buffers trees.
II no one else pronted by the excitement the dis
penseis OF beers aud stronger beverages did and
when the fact was announced that no action had
been taken by the High Court but that II had
adjourned Itself until the close Of the week the reac
ton was such az To require another dose Of the
favoriie beverage in which each devotee INDUCED to
steady his nerves that things might be made
square,"
Gentlemen who are ever on the q,i vipe TO risk
their greenbacks, on reading or learning tne iaes.
phase In the proceedings, offered At large per
centages In favor OF the acccptors that tne fresi
dent would not be dispossessed-that ne wouiu con.
tnue In onlce until the close Of his term despite tue
fnnings or the Managers or the urgency OF Ben
Wade and his immediate followers 10 Dring the
whole thing TO a speedy conclusion IN order That
the way might be made clear for the national con-
ventl0D aud the fall campaign. 49,,
Toward evening the excI,elnent abated, and, ex-
cept by enthusiastic people VINO nNe on poIIcal
turmoil was rarely alluded 10 even ny thoSe who
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

appointment Of General Thomas was wilful viola
ton Of the law, In derogation Of the rights Of the
Senate, and the charges contained In the second,
third, seventh and eighth articles are true. The
criminal intent alleged In the ninth article 10 not
sustained BY the proof All the President did in con-
nection with General Emory IL reconcilable with his
innocence and therefore, cannot say he is guilty,
ss charged in the article. The tenth article does not
allege specific violation Of law, but only personal
and political offences for which he tthe President)
has forfeited the confidence Of the people, He would
vote for the eleventh article, a. it contains many
allegations which include the charge OF wilful viola
ton Of law more specifically set out in the second,
third, seventh and eighth articles.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
TIE FEELING TaROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.


BOSTON, May IL, 1868.
The indications Of the acqulttal OF President john
son on the charges preferred against him have been
oreceved with great rejoicing by the democrats here
and conservative republicans as well. The gambling
mania on the result has also reached the Hub, and
bets Of two to one with few takers freely offered
that Mr. Johnson will not be removed from Office.
Some Of the prominent radicals, political friends Of
the two Senators, arranged yesterday morning with
a well known pyrotechnist for display OF fireworks
this evening in honor OF the removal OF 'the great
public obstruction" but the order revoked later
In the day.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
Betting on Conviction.

Sun-cOnservative.1
In the morning the impeachers were all confidence,
Offering any amount Of bets, with odds. radical
member Of the House from Pennsylvania offered to
bet $4,000 conviction but no one was willing to
take him up. Large amounts Of money were staked
ia the aggregate during the OF the day. quite
q number OF bets Of $500 side being put up. De-
spatches were constantly pouring in from the large
cities to parties here supposed to be In condition
TO know, asking how to bet. At two o'clock Theo-
dore Tilton was showing round a list which he
had prepared figuring up the necessary thirty-six
votes for conviction, aud having the name OF Mr..
Wade on the Affirmative side to make up that
number.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
4 New Jersey Radical Club Excited.

TRENTON, N. j., May H. 1863.
The executive committee Of the Grant Club OF this
city at their regular meeting this evening passed.
resolutions declaring that the judgment Of the sens
ate should be Immediately given for the removal Oh
the President, and that want of fidelity, OF honesty
and principle now is o crime against patriotisuS
which loyalty will never pardon.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

LEWISTON, Me May r. 1858.
An immense meeting was held In this city thi9
evening to protest against the acquittal Of Andrew
Johnson. speeches were made by various gentle4
men and resolutions we're enthusiastically adopted ex2
pressing most profound regret at the probable defec
ton OF republican senators ana commendatory Of th4
course adopted by senator Morrill,, Of Name d. u
p. Fessenden brother OF the Senator one Of the
aioners OF the call for the meeting.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
Radicals Depressed in Philadelphia.

PHTLADELPHIA, May II, 1869.
The impeachment AFFAIR has created much exces
ment here to-day. The republicans greatly de,
pressed. The Presidents friends show no signs oe
rejoicing. Late in the day dispatches from radical
Senator's somewhat relieved the feelings OF republH
cans.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
Baltimore Jubilaut.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 12 1893. (
The news nom washington regarding impeaclls
ment has occasioned considerable feeling. The sup5
porters Of the President are much elaed at the pro3
pect Of his aequta while the republicans not sd
confident of his conviction as heretofore and are core
respOndingly depressed.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
A Radical Suggestion to the senate.

From the Springfield Repubhcan-radcal-Ma IL ]
Why should not the Senate, II II s troubled at all
with doubts and scrupes "carry the verdict around
In Its belly" like Connecticut jury9 One OF these
last mentioned bodies will not unfrequently bear
about the fate OF three or four unhappy beings and
that, too, without ever being known to bring forth
the wrong one when the occasion arrived. The
Senate has the additional advantage that 1t has no
other great criminap' to try and would therefore,
be in no danger Of getting the merits OF this case
mixed up with others. Such method of treatment
would probably subdue the Presidents rcfract0ri-
better than anything else, and cast shade
his disposition which time itself should not dispel.
Should he misbehave threaten OF fume, lift the cur
tain tribe and let him peep In at the verdict And
then IL would keep Ben Wade ON his good behavior,
too. On the whole, 1t is not bad Idea; It Is like
keeping birch stick on high nail before parcel
OF bOisterOus boys.
The notion that, once In for 1t, the republican
party must carry It through TO conviction, itself
become the vctimthat here Is altar, and here Is
fire, and there must be sacrifice somehow-has been
completely refuted In the progress Of the case The
proceedings have been conducted with such an
evident disposition To do justice; the judges have
shown such an Independence OF party considera-
tOns; the Presidents friends have been obliged to
appeal openly to their integrity, and have long
and confidently counted upon It, that, II acquittal
follows il will be generally accepted exhibiting
the candor and honor OF a republican Senate.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
The Situation.

Washington Correspondence MAY III Boston Post
democratic.l
Az il now stands the President ia certain Of six
radical votes:-Fessenden, Crimes Henderson, FOw-
Ter, Trumbul and Van Wrinkle. Another Is necessary
to acquit, and this now hangs the doubt Anthony
and Sprague have not up to this time given any ni-
nation as to how they will vote, but Anthony u
claimed by conservatives. Ross Is also regarded
as doubtful. The impeachers have in great meas.
given up impeachment as "a failure.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
A Senator'S Organ the Probable Failure
Of Impeachment-Expected Resignation of
Secretary Stanton.

A Senator'S Organ ON the Probable Failure
of Impeachment-Expected Resignation Of
Secretary Stanton.
Washington correspondence May ll Of the Prov-
dence Journal (radical, organ Of senator Anthonyl
This day has been the most exciting since the i'm
peachment opened. The Senate met at ten O'Clock
and soon after commenced the debate upon the
articles Of impeachment. The first speech was by
Senator Sherman. He indicated his purpose to vote
against the first article, but Tor the others. Mr..
Grimes followed against conviction. This was bad
beginning for the first article is the most important.
The debate, however, soon got worse, for detection
son, of Missouri reckoned as q sound radical, spoke
against the FIRST eight articles This was bomb
shell among the Missouri radicals In the House, and
they insist that the Senator days ago declared himself
for conviction. II so, he has suddenly been con-
verted. BY this time Q large crowd OF members and
others had gathered round the Senate doors, and the
enemies Of impeachment were IN n high spirits ROD.
insOn, Of Brooklyn, exclaimed, "ll give a thousand
dollars for conviction, for that will defeat Grant"
Republicans were gloomy. Then the story came that
Mr. Trumbull was against all the articles, ana still
later that Fessenden the same way, and by that
time impeachment was generally given up rs "a lost
cause" The Senate Is In session this evening. There
Is possible chance, II Frelinghuysen and Wiley
stand by impeachment That on the second
and eleventh articles the President may he
convicted, but 1t Is believed that plot to
secure acquittal has been arranged for week.
There Is not q doubt but Fessenden, Trumbull,
Grimes and Henderson have understood each other
for several days. though they have conrived to keep
their most intimate friends In the House in the dark
the subject. 1t Ia rumored tonight that 'these
Senators have an understanding with the President
by which he agrees to behave himself In future.
Stanton will promptly resign his place on Wednesday
II the President IL acquitted and 1t Is believed ne
will be. Republicans generally detected tonight,
and democrats insOent and defiant. IL would not be
surprising II the detection should prove to be greater
than Is now anticipated. Senators who were willing
to vote Tor impeachment 80 long aS there was
chance OF conviction may go over on the groui htt
their votes will accomplish nothing.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

took place, terminating at halfpast seven O'clock
During this interim there great excitement In all
cussed In terms neither cool nor polite. Charges
were freely made against republican Senators who
had declared FOR Qcqutta the Chief Justice was
pretty r0undly berated for his course from the begin
ming to the end OF the trial.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session lasted until eleven O'Clock.
It was not very fully attended, several leading Sea
tors being ont OF their seats. IL had been arranged
as 1t seems, that the moor should not be taken by
any OF the sO-caled doubtful members in order that
they might have an opportunity for further renec.
tiOn before definitely committing themselves. The
speakers were Mr. Buckalew against and Messrs
Conness, Wilson, Harlan and Morton Tor conviction.
The argument Of the latter gentleman Is very highly
praised by all his associates, and seems to have
rather ckeered the hearts OF the most despondent,
though OF course il will not affect the vote OF any
one who spoke this afternoon. AT the close OF the
discussion proposition was submitted 10 postpone
tomorrow, whom the session begins at hali-past
eleven O'clock
THE FEELING AMONG REPUBLICANS
There is much feeling among republican members
Illinois and Missouri and 1t is reported that Messrs
Henderson and Trumbull are to be visited by their
Congressional associates in the morning: A consiu-
erabe number Of Senators in favor OF pospOning
it does not look tonight as this proposition could
be carried. lit viii be seen however, that It was
Ed HERALD.l or the Senator'S who have not yet
spoken, Messrs. Anthony, Corbett, Frelnghuysen,
or less doubtful. The 1rst OF the Impeachment
articles is already gone by two votes. Everybody
gives 1t up. The second and third articles are not
yet lost, nor can anybody exactly see that they are
good spirits and the extreme impeachment men are
quite Respondent, while cooler and more impartial
Observers hold that there is still some chance for
conviction.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

"take their Bourbon dry" or swear by Cambrnu9
as the mdest hammered saint on the calendar.