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DENOREsT's MoNTHLY.-This Mag
szine has the great merit OF keeping
up with the times every year, and
almost every number is an improve
ment on the last. Its varied depart
ments furnish exactly what every
lady needs throughout the country,
and it, immense circulation and great
success show that they know it. The
prominent features Of Patterns, the
Ladies Club the Music, etc, are
each Of them worth more than the
price OF the book, in the real value
that they represent to the subscriber.
Terms. $500 per year, with a pre-
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II is said that the proprietors OF the cele-
brated PLANTATION BITTERs rent no less
than nine pews from the different denomi-
nations in New York city fora Il those of their
free OF charge. This is certainly praise
worthy, and il Is 70 be hoped that others
who employ q large number of people, will
follow their example. The above fact. ac-
companied with the belief that a firm who
would look SO closely after the morals and
welfare Of their employees, would not under
take TO impose upon the public, has induced
Us TO give the PLANTATION BTTTERs n trial
and having found them TO be all that Is rep
resented, we cordially recommend them as
tonic Of rare merit.-ObseTUsT, July ISt.
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General Lee at the white House.

Washington, May I'd.
The conference between the Presi-
dent and General Lee at the White
House yesterday, was longer than has
been reported, lasting nearly an hour.
While the Interview was of a polite
and courteous character there was
manifested on the part of each q
certain reserve; there was the utmost
dignity preserved. No reference was
made to their relative positions during
the war, but after the exchange of
personal eivilities, the conversation
turned on the condition Of the South,
and the present aspect Of affairs in
Virginia. General Lee made several
suggestions at the request of the
President, respecting the submission
Of the new constitution 10 the vote
Of the people. and thought it import
ant that they should have the right
TO a seperate vote on the disfranchis-
ing clause, and there should be sep
arate votes on clauses efiecting the
local interests. when railroads and
other internal improvements are to
be made. General Lee favors the
fifteenth amendment, and approves Of
lhG ACtSAl cphcCi NdlANN t~tilNNlttoh at
Richmond. He does not believe that
the Acknowledgement of the negro viii
work such prOdigiOus harm rs has
been predicted by trading men, north
and south. He holds that ii is Of the
first importance that not only Virgin
ia, but all of the Southern States
should be in practical accord with the
Federal government and have full rep
resentation in both house of Congress
and when that is effected all collateral
and minor questions viii adjust them
selves satisfactorily.
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MARRIAGES

Marriage N6ftceS inserted Gratis.
on the 9TH ult,, at the residence Of Mrs
John Hank, near observation-disclosures, by Rev
T.. H. Yingling, Mr.. WILLIAM W. POW.
ELL. OF CORY, Pa, to Miss KATE C. CAD.
WALLADEk, of Brighton, Iowa.
On the 18th ult., at the National House, by
e +. H. Yingling, Mr.. THOMAS B. ELS
Ton, Of Bazetta. to Miss JENNIE P OS
WALT, OF Champion.
In this city, April 18th, 1859, by Mayor Daw.
son, Mr.. JAMES A. HOYT, Of Niles, and
Miss LAURA JENNIE HEMPSTED, o
Warren.
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nrAn oficIaI list oil executiye a.

bT An Official llst OF APP
pointments up TO the 10Th of April,
gives Ohio the following: Secretary Of
the Interior, Commissioned Of Inter
nal Revenue, Secretary of Washing
ton Territory, two Governors, two
Ministers Resident, and six Consuls,
fourteen in all, Pennsylvania received
fifteen appointments.
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Magazine Notices,


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DEATHS.

Notice Of death res--ObitRaryJa Us cens PEE EIe.
In Pennington on Monday. April nth, 1859,
LEVI SMITH in the 10th year OF his age.
Our dead! we call them so, forgetting
Our loved ones never die,
But live where love, no buried hopes regret
ting,
Looks on a clondless sky.
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IA The collections Of inland reve-
nue. IN 1867 amounted TO two hundred
and sixty-three and one half millions,
the expense of collecting which was
S., 1855, or about 3.H per cent. In
1865 Si6S, 79,O00 was collected at an
expense of 81, 49,. S01, or 4.94 per cent.
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EGAI NOTICE.

Il Washington Brockway, and Harriet a.
BrockWay ,OfTrumbuliC County, State Ohio,
and Mary Ann ElwOOd and Richard ElwOOd,
her husband, and Amanda Morris and Mark
Morris, her husband, residing in Jackson
late m Broekway, deceased. Defend
ants will take notice that Zilla -BrOckway.
widow Of the said Luman Brockway, decd,
mon Pleas OfrrumbuIlG County, Ohio,a against
them, praying therein for the assignment Of
dover In the real estate OF herlate husband,
h said Luman BrOckwsy. Defendants are
notified tOappear and answer or dernur to
said petition on or beforethe 9Th day OF June,
A. D. 1869, or the matter set forth in said
petition VIII be taken as true, and a decree
ZILLA BRoCKwAY.
By Geo. ". Snyder, her Atty,
Nav ISeQRF
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NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given
that an ordinance Is now pending in
the City Council, to grade, pave, and other
wise Improve Liberty street nom Market to
High Street, and High Street from LibertytO
Main street, on the east and north sides OF
Public Square. All persons claiming dama-
ges by reason OF such paving, grading and
Improvement, are hereby required 70 file
their claims for damages. in writing, with
the City Clerk. within two weeks after the
nth publication Of this notice, as required
by law, or be fOreverdebarred nom claiming
damages by reason Of said improvements.
II. s. Given under my hand and official
seal, thiz 18th day q April. A. d..
js4 EDWARD W. HOYT,
April E-56 City Clerk.
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EDITORIAL Notes from the State Capital

Work opened very lively on Mon
day in both branches Of the Legisla-
ture, the House passing more bills
than on any three previous days
Nearly all the bills being Of q local
nature, they passed without exciting
any debate. On Monday evening the
Democrats held a caucus, and con-
Guided to crowd through several par
titan measures. On Tuesday they
managed to have ifty-four of their
party in the House, and opened their
budget. The first bill was one making
it q penitentisry offence for any person
not a white male citizen of the United
States to vote in this State, or for any
person to induce, allow or receive st
any election held under the laws OF
this State, the vote Of any person not
q white male citizen Of the United
States. This is only visable-admix-
ture in another phase, and is intended
TO disfranchise enough voters at the
next State election TO give Democrats
maiorities in counties where the vote
is usually close. By this stale old
game Of political gambling they hope
to get a majority Of the members TO be
chosen to the General Assembly next
October.
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ESTATE of Sylvester Hall, decd.
1.-The undersigned has been duly appoint
ed me qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of sylvester 6. Hall, decd, late OF
EDMUND A. REED
Vernon. May >, IR7-3t
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bSTThe Central Pacific road was
finished on Saturday. The Union
Pacific is delayed by some heavy rock
work, but is certain to make 3 con-
nection before the 10th inst.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
O1he State Of Ohio, Trumbul County 80
Chauncy O. Brainard *
J. c. Brainsrd In Irnmbuh Com
vs. ymOn Pleas.
Christian

BY virtue of an order OF sale issued out o.
the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuL
County, Ohio in h eabove named case, 70 ms
public sale at the Cour House In the City
of Warren. TruTnbull County, o., on SATURDAY.
the 9Th day OF June, A. D.. ls9s, between the
day- the foIloWinR described real estate, to-
wit: Situate in said County Of Trumbull-
and State OF Ohlo, being west part Of Lo
No. II, in Gustayus Township and oOunde9
south and west by original Lot line, and
lands on Anna Shfpman: north by lands OF
Anna Shipman and original lot line; east by
lands of Betsy CaTrnl, In same Lot, And con-
tanning seYenty-fOur, % aeres- APPRAISED
3. II. LAIRD, sheriff.
SheriRs O6Ice, Warren, O., May p i@-St
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Be-The Legislature of New York
have ratified the Fifteenth Amend
ment by u strict party vote. New
York is the twentieth State TO ratify.
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EGAL NOTICE

IJOhn B. Piper. vs. Sarah Ann Piper.
sarah Ann Piper, defendant, will take no.
tice that her husband, John B. Piper, has
filed his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, OfTrumbull County. IN the state OF D.,
gains her. PRAYING therein for the cause OF
adultery by her. 10 be divorced from said de-
fendant. Defendant is notified that she ap-
pear and answer or demur to said petition,
on or before the hrst day Ofnextterm of said
Court, or a decree WILDE taken against her,
for the cause aforesaid, o u the 18th day Of
June mex JOHN z. PIPEE.
ADriI y IS1-af
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THE LARGEST and NEST Com
IL plete stock OF Wall Paper and Borders,
also Window Shades Of all kinds, that has
ever been brought to Warren. VIII sell
them at the low down prices, at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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~ The American planters and
merchants Of the Sandwich Islands
desire annexation to the United States.
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" ORDINASCE-

Requiring a side-ioaM to Be bQEu on the sOuH
Sids Of Market Street from ChssfHH, Street q
corporation line.
SEC. 1. Be It ordained by the Council OF
the City OF Warren, Ohio, two-thirds Of the
members c~oneurring therein that the owner
or owners OF the several lots and lands on
the south side of Market Street. from Chest
nut street east 10 the east line Of the City,
be and they are hereby required reconstruct
or cause to be constructed, sidewalks in
front Of their respective lots Gndlands afOre-
said, OF the following width, tow = -Four
feet, and the outer line six feet rom the lot
lines.
SEC. II. said sidewalk hau be OF good
oak or pine plank, not less han fOur nor
more han six inches IN width, one and a
half inches thick, laid N three oak ~stringers
three by four inches in size, and securely
fastened 10 the same by iron spikes.
SEC. Ill said Sidewalk shall be COM
pleted on or before the 18th day of May, 1853,
and laid under the direction OF the street
Commissioners, and IL not completed by the
time herein specified, the Street Commissions
er h proceed to construct the same AS the
law and city ordinances direct.
SEC. ". This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication.
Passed in Council April 30. 1858.
ALBERT WATSON, Pres'toI Council.
Attest: f. ". HoYT, City Clerk.
MAY 8, 1859.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe state Of Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
Powers, Saunders & Col In TrumbuH Com
We. tmOn Pleas.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of the
court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull County,
Ohio, in the above named case, TO me direct
ed N delivered, / AVE levied on and han
expOseto public sale at the Court Housed the
City Of Warren, o., ON saturday, the 18th day
OF May. A D.. 1853, between the hours Of one
owing described premises. to-wit: situate
in Hubbard, Trumbun County, Ohio bound
ed as follows, tO-w1t: On the north by the
highway; on the west by lands OF Thomas
Jones; on the south by lands OF Evan Evans,
and on the west by lands OF James HILL
Containing about One-haf acre Of land.
Appraised al 500. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office, Warren, o., April IS, ls59-5t
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One New Haven editor calls anoth-
er q "ROrsl hyena whose foul snd
fostering tongHf drips With gap and
s~quafortis."
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DROKEN OUT from the enclosure
III OF g. Turner, in Fowler, Trumbull Co.,
Mare Colt, sorrel, bald face, with soinewhite
feet, also ! year old brown Mule. ANY oEe
taking up the same and returning or giving
infOrmRtiOnto me win he literally rewarded.
April. =. " G. TURNER
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Let our laws and institutions speak not
u white men, nor OF red men, not of black
men, not OF men Of any complexion; but
K the avs OF Ged-the Ten Command
msnts and the Lords P~rayer-lett them SPEAK
Of the people. MAYNARD.
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u x. FAxDS.
LIST 1869.

ANNUAL LIST 1869.
THE Assessor of the 18th District
OF Ohio, having rendered TO me his An
nUal Tax List Tor the year ls5e, embracing
Incomes for the year 1865. Special Taxes,
formerly Licenees,) Carriages, Watches,
Plate and Billiard Tables, Tor the year com
mencing May LIST, 1869.
Notice Is hereby given, that said duties OF
taxes, have become u and payable, and
that the same will he received until and in
GLIDING
Saturday, May 22d, 1869.
as follows:
For Ashtabula County, by myself, at my
Office in A~shtabnla.
For TrumbuIl County, by Alunon ID. Webb,
ESQ, Deputy Collector, at his Office in
For Welcoming County, by c. :. Mygatt.
ESQ, Deputy collector, at his Office In Can
For Portage County, by Joseph b.. Horton.
Esq, Deputy Collector, at his office in Ro-
VIENNA.
For Geauga County. by Isaac y. Hatha-
way, Esq, Deputy Collector. AT his Office IN
ChardOn.
An persons who do not pay the Duties or
Taxes assessed upon them in said Annual
List within the time o specified, To the
collector or his Deputies, az aforesaid, vii
be served with notice, demanding payment
OF same. with q fee Of twenty cents for the
issuing OF such notice, and when served per
SOnaIy, 4 cents per mile, and II said Duties
or Taxes, with fees and mileage, aforesaid,
are not paid within ten days Qter the ddse OF
such notice, the same will be liable TO a pen
ATTY OF D per cent. and interest, at the rate OF
l per cent. per month, and Ia diSlraint ana
the cost thereof
Office hours, from 2 O'Clock, a. m, until 4
o'clock, p. IA. HENRY FASSETT,
Collector 18th Dis. OF Ohio.
Ashtabula, o., May S, IS6e-St.
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ra1Gold closed in New York on
Monday, al 1855.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

Cincinnati seem anxious 10 have a
southern railroad built from that city
down through Kentucky and Ten
nessee, connecting with some of the
main Southern lines. The Legislature
has been besieged for several days by
a large lobby asking that Cincinnati
may be authorized to issue ten mil
lion dollars worth of bonds to build a
southern railroad. They sre endeav-
oring TO contrive some way Of avoid
ing the Constitutional provision pro-
hibitiDg counties and cities from loan
ing their credit TO railroad companies.
They succeeded on Thursday in get
ding a bill through giving them the
power asked. Porkopo1itsns can now
rush into q ten million bonded railroad
debt, and then perhaps slip up on ii
when the question Of the constitution
atty of the act is brought before the
Supreme Court. But as all Cincinnati
seems delirious on the question Of 8
southern line, the legislature has Ru-
thorlEed them to go in, and then get
out IS best they can.
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BANKRUPTCY.
I'D In the District Court Of the United
states, for the Northern District OF Ohio
In the matter Of HOratio BascOm. Bank
rupt- In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland, in the
said District, on the 18th day OF April, a. D.,
1863.
Northern Disfr6R q Ohio, Ss.-Take notice
that a petition has been filed in said Court
by HoratiO BascOm, OF Vernon, in heCOun-
clared a Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
Of March I'd, 1857, for a discharge, and q GER
ttf1cate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provRble under said Act. and that
the 18th day Of June next. at l0o'clOck a. m.
Is aSsigned for the hearing ofthesanae, when
and where yOu MAY attend and show cause,
II any Won have, why the prayer OF the said
Petition should not be granted.
EARL BILL,
Clerk of the Ditrict Court.
To the Creditors Of said bankrupt
May >. lS59-2i
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shall be at the expense OF the plant

| shall be at the expense Of the plant
if.
The act also provides that debtors,
not having homesteads, may have
$500 worth Of personal property ex-
empt from execution in addition to
the amount now exempted-the
amount to be appraised by two disin-
! terested householders.
Liens, which preclude the allowance
of the homestead right, shall be paid
and the balance be awarded to the
head of the family, or the wife, az the
case may be, upon the application Of
either of them.
TURNPIKE MEASURE.
A law has been made the past week
authorizing county commissioners to
locate and construct turnpike roads,
the only limitation being that one OF
the termini Of such roads shall be al
or the county seat. An annual
county levy OF four mills may be made
for the building Of these turnpikes.
TEXAs CATTLE.
The bill TO discourage the introduce
ton OF Texas and Cherokee cattle, was
lost in the House by a vote of - TO IS.
States west of US have passed laws
prohibiting the introduction of these
cattle, rs a preventive 10 the cattle
plague, but Ohio, it seems, has not
suffered sufficiently by the lors OF eat
tie from that cause yet.
EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST.
TheSenste having passed the House
eight per cent. interest bill, it is now
the law of the State. In consequence
OF an oversight by which the section
providing the law should not go into
effect until October first, that had been
offered as an amendment to the free
trade hill, was attached 10 the eight
per cent. substitute, the law will not
be operative until October, unless the
Senate reconsiders and amends, as it
Will probably do, when it will operate
Immediately.
ADJOURNMENT.
AT this writing Saturday morning)
it is doubtful if the Legislature will
adjourn on Tuesday, May 4, as agreed
upon. The Democrats held a caucus
last night, and it is said resolved to
hold ON until Friday next.
TOLEDO
Is here in force asking FOR 3 railroad
bill similar TO that passed for Cincin-
natl. Toledo wants permission to
saddle itself with a bonded debt Of a
half million, about five per cent. on its
taxable realty. The principle of Jay
Cookies theory that "a National debt
is 6 national blessing" seems to find
favor with first class cities.
CODE PASSED.
The House has passed the munich
pal code adding several amendments.
The Senate is now considering the
amendments. The bill will no doubt
become a law to-day or Monday.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House spent yesterday, and will
probably consume to-day on the gen.
eral appropriation bill. 1t contains
several items obnoxious to many
members, but of course it will pass as
n matter of necessity. X.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
Dine State OF Ohio, T~rumbuIIC Counts, s..
samuel p. Miller,
vs. inTrumbult Com
Dudley Chapman, and fmon Pleas.
Joanna

Joanna JhnpmAh-
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered. 1 shall expose to
public sale at the Court House in the City OF
Warren, Ohio, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
and three O'Clock, p m, Of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit: Situate in Far
mington, Trumbun County, Ohio, being part
Of o Nc. fourteen "a. ounded and deserib-
Cd as follows: On the north by the highway;
on the east by lands OF Noah Miller on
the south by lands Of Moan Miller INT
Mrs. Herner. on the west by lands Of Noah
Millerand Mrs. Herner, and is the Same land
cOnveyed by Samuel b. Milerto said Dudley
Chapman, by deed dated Nov. first, 1S66, and
contains our and s7-leo acres Of land. more
5. NJ. LAIRD, sheriff.
Sheriff. office, Warren, O., May >, lS69-5t