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nor SALE. Ny House and Lot
l on Mahoning Avenue The Lot contains
one acre, with fruit, drainage, and every
thing in good order. b. p JAMESON.
Warren, an 6, lS69-ft
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- William Edwards, ct. al. VS. Joseph Post,
andC c. H Post
In Trumbuu Common Pleas. BY virtue OF
an Exooutiou issued u of the Court or Com
mon Pleas of said County, 10 me directed
delivered, 1 levied upon and shall Expose
to public sale at the south door of the Court
House in the city of Warren, Ohio, on Satur-
DAY. the sd day OF January. A. D.. 1863, between
the hours Of one and three o'clock p. m, of
said day, the following described personal
property, to-wit: One bay Mare, one open
Buggy, NEARLY new, one set of Harness,
good. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, Warren, O., Jan. G, IS69-St
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BANKRUPTCY
HIN the District Court Of tho T-~FFNE state
FT the northern District Of Ohio. In the
matter of Joseph McCaughtry, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy,
To urhOm II BldV concern. The undersigned,
residing at Warren, Trumbun County, Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee of Joseph McCaughtry, Of Niles,
County of Trumbull, State of Ohio, who has
been adjudged n Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition by the District Court of said District.
w. I. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o.. Jan. G. 1863.
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LIPPISoOTT & BAKEwELL:
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Yours truly, W. D.. +.
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TSTATE of Charles NARROW, decd.
ENotice is hereby given, that the under-
signed has been duly appointed and quail
fed as AdministratO on the estate OF Charles
NARROW, deed, late of Green Township, Trum-
bull Co, Ohio. SAMUEL y. ALGER.
Jan. este administrator
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Lands, Lots, and parts of Lots, returned delinquent by the
Il Treasurer of Trumbun County, Ohio, together with the Taxes and penalty
ing list, viz:
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WE ARE ON HAND !

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New Advertisements.


" OF the condition Of the Trumbull Ma
ional Bank Of Warren. o.. on the morning
Of the first Monday in January, lSo9.
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BANKRUPTCY.
ID In the District Court of the United
States, for the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of Morgan Gaskill, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy
10 ICh0H IL HidV concern. The undersigned,
residing at Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee of Morgan Gaskill, Of Warren,
County of TTumbull, State OF Ohio, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own
Petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict. W. T. SPEAR,
Warren. o., Jan. 6, lSG9. Assignee.
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Every article ito be distributed Will be numbered in ascheduls prepared by the officers
oft he Association ant a prntedc copy WILDE hlrnshedt to every shareholder The draw
ing will be superintendent by committee of five dsintersted gentlemen. Numbers cor
responding 1.-THE numbeHO OF all the ertihcae Il shares m numbers representing III
the arucIesof property t ODE distributed, will be plaeedin separate receptaceS onenun-
berry ill b drawn from each receptacle and heholdro Of tn certificate Who's numberk
drawn tot.
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EASTMAN &
p. o. Box E. 65 Hanover St.. Boston, Mass.
Don't Read the Above!
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Freaden A. wJoNEs. Youngstown, oho)
&naduTA ANTHONY HOWELL, " 4" SOFFICERS
Youngstown. Ohio December 90 I@S
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There are LG Osharesi issued by the Associations at assoc eGh-haf and quarter shares In
proportion. Each share numbered and enuuest the holder ofthe certificate of said share
such article of personal or real property as may be distributed OF lat the drawing
quarter shares % have half and quarter interests in the property
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te Management am III the ibuio thai IN articles are All of genuine worth and as
reprsentedt that the title to the real estate is indsputbls and that all the personal
property md leeds oft the real tMe viii b Elm readiness and delivered Immediate after
the raWing Furthermore the Treasurer bind himself in case anything should occur TO
paid 70 afIdcr will be repaid at tho Hardware aOre of W. & a. J. Packard. YOungS
Own Ohhn
will meet prompt response md cerfdcate OF hares viii be FrWarded by return mail Ad-
drSsl letters OF inquiry, &c, asa bOveO Dr. to the Secretary.
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MARLNE TELEGRAPH.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
BUN MOON ...........- OF
sUE HleH WATER. I.IU
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
Jos. @. 9BUBB,
H. A, SOUDER, r,o,.,,,r,r,, ~, ,,r,. NJ r...--
GE RGm l.. BURY, AAhSN Of Eihh nnONTh
GEORGE N. ALLEN,
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Foreign Affairs.

HAVANA, Feb. 24.-rhe naval expedition TO
La Guanapa was completely successful. The
tortidcations erected there by the insurgents
were first bomb bardeI by the fleet; the troops
landed, and the works carried by assault. The
rebels withdrew and retreated into the country.
permanent garrison of regulars was left in
the town. On Sunday two battaions of troops
marched from La Guanapa to the relief of
Puerto Principe.
Captain General Duce Yesterday addressed
the sergeants and corporals of the volunteer
forces, eXhorting them 20 maintain order and
obedience, and discountenance all dangerous
agitation.
A large number of rebel prisoners have been
brought to this city, and more are expected
Sugar manufacturers demand relief from bur-
dens of taxation and protection for their pro.
ducts, which they complain have decreased
one.third.
Cane grinding has commenced on q few
plantations in Santiago District, but it is not
expected that more than a half crop can be
realized this season. American provisions are
wanted ON the plantations in the provinces of
Neuvitas, Gibraltar, and Mazatlan, where cane
grinding has not commenced.
The Captain General has Issued proelama-
tion imposing additional export and import
duties, list of which was given in q previous
despatch.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-In the House of Commons
last evening, Solicitor General Coleridge intro
duced bill to abolish University tests.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. H.-Hostilities between
Persia and Turkey have been suspended until
the arrival of the Persian Ambassador, who is
on his way to this city.
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RrownIou In Earnest.

Governor Browllow issues th3 following as
bis last proclamation
Whereas, There are now 1909 State Guards
at Nashville, armed and equlppe J. uuder the
command of General Joseph A. Cooper; and
shereas. these troops are inten led 10 preserve
be peace and enforce the laws In counties
heretofore partially in rebellion,
Now, therefore, I, William G. Brownlow,
Governor OF Tennessee, do hereby proclat~
martial law in and over the folio wing counties,
10 wit:-0vertoD, Jackson, Marry, Giles,
Marshall. Lawrence, Gibson, Madison, and
Haywood.
And further direct that General Cooper
distribute theee troops at once, ami continue
them in service until we have unmistakAble
evidence of the purpose of all parties TO keep
the peace.
II is further ordered in this proclamation that
the general in command snail enforce the most
rigid discipline among the TROOPS, requiring
them, in every particular, 10 conform t) strict
military discipline, showing no quarter to either
officers or privates who shall be found guilty of
babitual drunkenness.
In testimony whereof have caused the great
seal OF the State TO be attached hereuuto this
10th day OF February, 1869, and order that the
same be ins erted three times in each of the
newspapers entitled TO publish legal advertise.
ments. W. G. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
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last be lived at No. 870 Fsllon street; came TO
this country from Ireland in April, 1868; did not
deca'e his Intentions to become citizen; got
but one paper and that last fall; is about 80
years old. (The naturalization paper given him
was a minors paper, issuing out OF the Supreme
CouTt) (He was assessed and on the voters
list twice.
Witness resumed-Peter Mulholand, his SOD,
got his papers the same day; he will be % years
old in June next; his naturalization papers
were uLon o declaration of intentions. (His
name was ADDED to the assessment list in pencil,
and wSs on the voters list.)
George Newman. No. S04 s. Ninth street,
testified that he voted the Repu blicau ticket
twas on the regular and extra assessment and
on the voters list swice); no other George New
mann lived there; only voted once.
Several other persons testified 10 having voted
the Republican ticket.
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Contested Election Case,

Tnls case was resumed yesterday afternoon
before the Examiners, Messrs. Messick and Bat
tuTs, the testimony being directed to the Seventh
division of the Third ward
Mrs. Ellen McKeegan testified that at this
election Dennis Barr lived with her, at No.
Crance's court, in the Second ward; he had
lived with her since the preceding Christmas;
he used to live at No. 725 Lebanon street. (He
was assessed at the latter number, and on the
voters list).
John A. Evans testified that he left No. sl2
South Ninth street five years before this eec'
tion, and voted in the Second ward; did not
vote in this division; no other person of the
same name lived there. (He was assessed there
and on the list OF voters, also John Evans, Jr.)
John Conway, No. Reads avenue, testified
that Patrick McGuigan lett there about the
beginning OF July last; had not seen him since
(McGulgan was assessed there, and on the
voters hsD. Did not know where he had
moved to.
Peter Lappen, No. sOs Ste wart street, testified
that James Lappen lett there SIX weeks before
this election, and went TO The Fifth ward.
(James Lappen was assessed there, and on the
voters list.)
testified that ne left No. Sll Lebanon street in
August last, and did not vote in this division.
The was assessed at the latter number, and on
the list of Voters).
October last he moved tro No. 7l5 Evangelist
street into the Fourth ward; yo ed in this divi-
sion. (He was assessed there and on the voters
list, and is added to the ass !: snent list.)
fed that he voted the Republican ticket except
for District Attorney aud Prothonotary OF the
Court of Common Pleas; Lawrence Clark
boarded at that time with the witness, but did
not know whether he had been naturalized; he
was subpGnaed to attend here, but left witness
house two days after, and within the last two
weeks. (Clark was on the extra assessment list
and on the voters list.) ~
Owen Holmes, No. 725 Stewart street, testified
that he did not vote in this DIV sion, (de was
assessed there, and on the Vo ers' li5t)
M. X. Talman testified that on South
Eighth street, the highest number between
Catharine and Christian is No. $50, tbelOw
Christian street is 9OO). On the extra
assessment list Edward Mercer was placed at
NO. o62 South Eighth street, aud was on the
list oi voters twice; at same number was Ter
renee Riley, also on the voters list; at No, 842
South Eighth street, was Thomas OiNeill, ana
on the list OF voters twice.
Timothy Burns, No. 70l Christian street tes.
tided that he did not vote nor have himself nut
on the extra assessment list the was on that list
and marked as voted, but was not on the list oil
vOters); no James Stiles lived at his house al
that time; did not know him; William II. Myer.
lett witness on the Sd OF August (both werf
assessed there and on the Voters' hst). Mver,
moved into Seventh street. above Catharine
Stiles lived there before witness; there are n,
houses on the east side of Seventh, betweeI
Catha@ne and Fitzwater streets.
Michael Mulholland testified that in 0ctobe
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From ST LOuis,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-At a late hour last night
the following challenge was sent to Gallagher
the winner of the prize fight yesterday
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 23.--I hereby challenge Mr..
Charles c. Gallagher to fight me a fair, stand
up fight, according to the rules OF the London
prize ring in one week from to-day, for $ll00 a
side. $3.50 are left by this day at Isaac Camp
bells saloon, corner OF Fifth aud Green streets,
as 6rst deposit. on the match, and l hope Mr..
Gallagher or his friends will have game enough
to cover it.
(Sgned) THOMAS ALLEN.
The tobacco factory of John W. Wray * Co.,
in Alton, Illinois. was burned last night, and
the adjoining block seriously injured. The loss
Is not known.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

ID e g o UTION
IO To authorize Contracts to be made TO
iuI nishiDg the Department for Supplying ia
CITY with Water with Iron pipes, castings, etc
for the year 1859
Resolved BY the Select and Common Oouu.
ellis OF the City OF Philadelphia, That the Mayor
be and he Is hereby authorized and directed 70
enter into contracts with the following persons,
viz -
With g., Fulton & Co.. for cast iron pipes,
branches, bends, etc.
Forty. eight thousand feet of six.iuch Iron
pipe, at three and five-sixteenths q l6) cents
per pound.
Twelve thousand feet OF four.inch iron pipe,
at three and hve-sixteenths q 6-l6) cents per
pound
Six hundred feet OF three-lnoh iron pipe, at
three and six sixteenths g 10y cents per
pound, and branches, bends, ETC., at four and
one quarter 90 cents per pound.
With j. Shepherd u Co, for Two hundred and
twenty five thousand pounds OF Iron castings
for stops, plugs. etc, at two and nlne-tenths
e 9l0) cents per pound.
With Duplaine & Reeves, for ten thousand
pounds of brass castings, at twenty one and
one.quarter (2lA) cents per pound.
With Taihem Brother, for hfty -nve Thousand
pounds of pig lead, at nine and forty.three
hundredths % 43lCO) cents per pound.
with Jesse W. Starr & Sons, for three thou.
sand feet of twenty-inoh pipe, at three ana
one quarter 80 cents per pound
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
49,. President Of Common Council
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council,
WILLIAM 8. STOKBEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this sixteenth day of February
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
'-1-'' >-1' ~ " DANIEL NJ. FOX,
2l9 Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Barque Aberdeen, Treat, Mstanzas, Warren d Gregg
Brig .. V. Williams, Thompson, Zaza g. d w WeIsh
Schr Ruth H. Baker Lorlng, MaIanzar, Warren d
Gregg -
schr II. T. Hedges, Franklin, CaibarIen do
str J. s, Shriver, Riggsns Baltimore A. Groves Ir
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The PubIIc Printing.

The Senate has passed the joint resolution
authorizing the Committee on Public Printing
10 conclude a satisfactory contract with Rves &
Baily for reporting and publishing the debates
fer The next TWO years.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAMERs,
| Enn
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Barque Aberdeen, Treat MatanEas, Warren g. Gregg
schr Ruth H. Baker. Lorlng, Matanzar, Warren d
schr ii. II Hedges, Franklin, Oalbarien. do.
str J. s. Shrver, Riggans, Baltimore. a. Groves Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with Frsn st to s Jas gSS asy from Frederick Del
wood 70 Gonqgegt i toySer. O'. H9"0'' D9i' with
with grain Jas. L.. Bewey 4 Co ~ n0ii"'
snyrnG With 9rsn to Jas L. Bewieg Co day from
schr Aurora Artis day from Frederick, Del, with
schr Four sisters, Laws day from Milford Del,
with bark to JAS L. Bewley q co.
MEMORANDA,
, hamilton, for Philadelphia, sailed
snip Island Home, fiswell from erlmsby for Phi
uess was aground IS b inst: bank in the harbor
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Richmond 2Sd
Steamship Brunette Howe. hence, at New York
sIeamsnip Prometheus, Gray, for Philadelphia
sailed from Charlssion yesterday.
phla (or Boston). passed Gibraltar 2sth ult.
BaIaue Island Queen. Canham. for Philadelphia.
BaIque Isaac r. DAVIS. Hand, for Philadelphia,
BaIene cue % VIM H. BiReow, Borden hence, at Queens.
Barque St. Peter, Goodwin, hence, at Antwerp sth
passed @ n 0m Me'nA for
Brig Auguste, Klintworth, for Philadelphia sailed
Brig Romsnee. Duncan. from Navasss for Balti.
| into InaRua for cargo.
Echr Mary E. Rankin, Hall, Tor Philadelphia was
| loading at Richmond 22d inst.
Schr b. A, Hammond, Wiley cleared at CharleBton
schr Admiral, sieelman, hence, at Providence I'D
scbrs Benz. Strong. Brown, from Providence; W. 8.
Doughten, Dayton. from DO; ~ L. Adams, Robinson,
from Boston; and J. Goodspeed Dart, from New Lon.
| don ali for Philadelphia, AZ New York 23d inst.
Eohr Annie May, May. from Portsmouth, N. II for
| Philadelphia sailed from Holmes Hole 2lst inst
sShE a. M %5ghs s5 hs Fisher for Philadelphia" cleared
schr r. a. Whiden. Robertson, hence for Boston,
sal ed from Holmes Hole 20th inst.
schr AlmIra Wooley, King, for Philadelphia cleared
scSs n j. Miller, Durham. from st John. N. B.. for
Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes Hole 2lst inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
1t Is stated. for the benefit OF masters OF vessels
bound to Wilmington, N O., that there So feet at
low water on the New Inlet bar, and feet inches
| on the North bar.
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PennsyIvanlan in the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, FGD. "a
Ger eral Grant iol ! Mr.. Moorehead to day that
he had selected Cabinet officer from Pennsyl.
vania. but he declined to give his name. He
said that the person selected is not aware OF the
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pE SOL u TION
~ Relative to a Change OF Grade on WAYNE
Street. Twenty. second Ward.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Ooun.
oils OF the City of Philadelphia, That the De-
partmeni OF surveys Dc ana ls hereby autho-
Wayne street, from Harvey street to Tul.
pehocken street, In the Twenty second
Provided that said work shall be per-
formed without any expense to the
city. rO1,,s ,o,,,,
President pro tenn. OF Common OJuncil.
Attest
JOHN ECRSTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM STOKLEY
President of Select Council
Approved this sixteenth day of February
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty nine IA. ID. 1860.
DANIEL M. FOX,
2l9 Mayor OF Philadelphia,
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PHILADELPHIA, February 28 1869.

NOTIUE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF the Chief Commissioners of Highways
until IL o'clock M, on MONDAY, March /, 1869,
for rebuilding the Span OF the Penrose Ferry
Bridge, recently destroyed.
All bids must state the price for doing the
work, including all the necessary material, and
also state the price that will be allowed for the
old material now on the premises, which may be
used In the rebuilding of the bridge, subject
to the approval OF the Chief Engineer and Sur
Veyor.
All bidders are invited TO be present at the
time and place of opening the said proposals
Each proposal will be accompanied by certl-
hcate that q bond has been nled in the Law
Department as directed by ordinance OF May
25 1860. . -
II the lowest bidder shall not execute con-
tractwithin Ave days sfer the WORK is is va e
liable on his bond for the difference between
his bid and the next highest bid. ...,
oo4 An MAHLON IL. DICKINSON,
Chief Commissioner OF HighWays-
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS OF
(nSxt door to Old oGicel and at No. 432 WALNoI
ktI eel, Penn Buildings
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-20

goBUII,ARD's, PANORAMA OF New
YoRK CrrY.-As will be seen by. the
advertisement in this paper, this
splendid panorama will be on exhibit
ton at franklin Hall, ON Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday next. Our
exchanges speak very highly of it,
The Memphis. Avalanche says:gf 40
"This great painting, the feature of the
week, closed a series of brilliant entertain-
ments, in this city last night. And what is
most remarkable-and goes further to es-
tablish the merits of the Parlorarna than
any commentator we are competent to
bestow-the last exhibition drew the lar
gcst audience-andth the last lecture and en-
tertainmentpassedo off with increased eclat
One view of this panorama seldom satisfies
the admirers of the fine arts, but they 20
again and again. In the paintings that
pass before the spectator, of the grandeur,
the hustle, the life, exhibited in forty -on g
miles of the principal streets of the great
commercial metropolis Of the country, to-
gether with public edihces, delightful parks
and jetting fountains, there is always
newbeing developed-to enter
tainI piense, 'attract, enjoy and delight
Hence, the great popularity of Billiards.
Panorama; its unparalleled success, the
crowds Of people who give it audience ev-
erywhere, who look upon II with admira-
ton, and go away with praises in their
mouths of its beauty and magnificence."