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had frequently faced about on many ques-
tons. That paper had backed up Burnside;
advised democrats not 10 act on thehfteenth
amendment and then backed out Of that.
That paper advised the democrats of this
Legislature 70 vote also for the Southern
RaIruad hin. and wants democrats to vote
Tor sam Gary for Governor. When hat pa
per. and the gentleman from Darke NIr. Ba-
kerr undertakes TO give him lessons on de-
Enooracy AL he had to say, was, iget behind
me-, yOn know not what you do"
THE WEATHER
Has been splendid the past week
bright skies, genial air and a general
sprlng-like appearance. 1 saw some
peach tree branches, from one of the
river counties, a few days since, full of
healthy blows, and indicating that the
fruit had not been injured in the south
ern section of the State.
THE FRUIT AND WHEAT
Prospects in this region of the State
are very fine and encouraging, and if
nothing occurs of an unreasonable
nature to blast the promise, a glorious
harvest will pour out its stores Of
wealth to bless and enrich the people
of our great, growing and prosperous
State.
DEATH OF A TRUMBULL COUNTY SOL
DER
The Journal of Saturday morning
saws that a man by the name of Ross,
a Trumbun county soldier, died at the
st. Francis Hospital, at the Medical
College, in this city, about two weeks
ago. The Governor had given him a
pass, but he was not able to go home
and was taken to the hospital. He
gave no information as to himself and
friends, although asked TO do so. The
above facts are given 50 that his rela-
tives may know how he died and
where his remains can be found.
ROAD LAW AMENDED.
The road law has been amended so
that parties performing road work can
be credited on the duplicate with their
labor, OF money paid to the supervisor,
thus obviating the necessity of having
a supervisors receipt when paying
taxes 10 the county treasurer. This
will saves good deal of trouble and in
convenience to the Taxpayers and
auditor and treasurer. The law as
amended requires road work to be
done by August first. r.
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H3~It can be stated, on the author
ity of the President and SECRETARY of
State, that it is not the intention of
u government to interfere in the
affairs of Cuba, beyond the protection
of u own citizens and their proper
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NOTICE-NotIce is hereby Give

N~0TICE.-NotIce Is hereby given
that an ordinance is now pending in
the City Council, to grade, pave, and other
wise improve Liberty Street from Market TO
High Street, and High Street from LibertytO
Main Street, on the east and north sides Of
Public Square. All persons claiming DANA
Improvement, arc hereby required TO file
their claims for damages, il writing, with
the City Clerk. within two weeks after the
fifth publication of This notice, as required
by law or be forever debarred from claiming
damages by reason Of said improvements.
Isl Given under my hand and official
seal, this 26th day OF April. \. D.,
1863. EDWARD W. HOYT,
April &-5t CITY Clerk.
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L

i. NJ. B. TayIer, Cashier ofthe First Nation
al Bank Of Warren, o., do sOlemnly sEare
that the above statement Is true, to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
NJ. b. TAYLER, Cashier.
STATE OF OHIO,
County of Trumbull.
Sworn to n subscribed before me this
18th day Of April, 1859. GEO. P.HUNTER,
Notary Public.
Attest l. j. IDDINGS,
]. H. INCOMES. Directors.
AsriI 8, lS59-It
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ssOOOssALART. Address U. 5. PrASocO..N. Y.
GSf6EE

Of hs Choieef FTE7a and SpieeE- FaF0TI1svsE-
where for DtifetouS Purity end GTs9f SrsnsM-
Tbs True Rteh FLayoTfns Ezuae.s q ~ trsilt
Dr.. j. G.. Holland, author Of~kathrfna &C.
Springheld: They are the standard IN allthts y1elmty-
= Julius Sayer, Newport, r. l., the He!,knoEn
dealerin Injuries: Ihave trebledm my sales Whitman
. 1. Miller q Sons SAatoga- n. T.. and others,
largest dealers: They give entire sanstAcnon To- al
GoVs Nm.A A. B~ucktnghnms W. FOR long
time We have used them and md then very me.
. Grocers and DFugNisfs treble their sales Witn
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OThe state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Powers, saunders & Co. In TrumbuH Com
vs. fmOn Pleas.

By virtue Of an execution Issued out of the
Court Of COmmOnP Pleas Of Trumbun County.
ed and delivered, / nave levied on and shall
expOset to public sale at the Court House in the
City OF Warren, o., on Saturday, the 18th day
or Nay, A. Do 1859, between the hours OF one
and three O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described premises, fowl /. Situate
m Hubbard, Trumbull County, Ohio, bound
ed as follows, tO-wit: 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 Oue-half acre Of land.
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
5. NJ. LAIRD, sheriff.
Sherifrs once. Warren. o.. April y. lSe-5s
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ss-The Pick-Wickian difficulty
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has at last been adjusted, and the
parties baye laid down their arms.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Noiices inserted Graal

Marriage Notices inserted Gratis.
Il Greene, on the I'D inst, by f, Wakefield,
Mr.. PHILANDER WOLCOTT and Mrs.
MARIA "A. PEABODY.
IL Mecca, at the residence OF the brides faith
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Mr.. BRUCE II. LAKE and Miss ELLA \,
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II Southington, O., April Il, 1869, by 1. A.
Thayer, Mr.. ALONZ0 CULP TO Miss
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On the 2lst inst, in Warren. by Rev. Z. H.
Yingling, Mr.. ALBERT HEARST to Mrs.
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LET our laws and institutions speak not
al white men. nor of red mon. not Of black
men. not OF men OF any oomplcXions but
Ike the laws OF God-the Ten Nonmand-
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TREAsURER,s oyFIcE or rHE
SHERIFP'S ALE.
SThe State of Ohio, Trumbqll County, IS.
johnson & Mcdowell,
VS.. IN rumDu COM
Rebecca Richardson, & mon Pleas

George Richardson.
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, of TrumbullC County,
Ohio, in the Joy named case tome dlrsct1
ed and delivered. I have levied on and shall
expose TO public sale, at the door OF the Court
House, in the City Of Warren, Ohio, on Sat
urday, the 18th day OF NAY, A. d., lS69, between
the hours ofone and two o'clock, p. m, Of
said day, the following real estate, situate In
the Township OF Hartford, County Of Trum-
bull, State VI Ohio, and known as part OF
east and west center road; Oh the east BY
lands OF Jacob Dewitt; on the south by lands
OIL. c. Jones; on the west by the VI; 3
Parsonage lot. Containing about on Terms
Cash. :. NJ LAIRD Snerln.
Sheriffs Office. Warren, o., April% l%s-'t
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DEATHS.

Notice ofdeah Jrse-Obuuary fire cents PEI line.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, THOMAS
CRAIG, ESQ, aged 81 years.
In jefferson, Ashtabula Co. o. April -, 1869,
Of paralysis, Mrs. OLIVE :. HOWARD,
widOw Of the late Chester Howard, OF
Bloomfield, o. Aged G. years.
In Youngstown, April DIST. Mrs. JULIA A.
SEELY, wife of George J. Seely, formerly
ofthis city.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
SEAL COLUMBUS, March !, lS59.J
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statement. by the proper officers, showing its
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Amount Of aetuaIpaid-up Capital $4,000 90
LID.sa 81
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities
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Amount Of Income for the prece-
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las II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF state.
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out in one of the paint shops near the
railroad depot In this place, and prop
erty to the amount of $4,000 was de-
stroyed. The material was very COM
bustible, burned rapidly, and the
flames assembled very high, illumina-
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JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exc
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HENRY d. COOKE, Vice President.
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EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
IIJohn B. Piper, VS.. Sarah Ann Piper.
sarah Ann Piper, defendant, Willtake no
tice that her husband, John b. Piper, has
nled HIS petition IN the Court of Common
Pleas, ~ofTrpmbull County, in the State OF O.,
against her, praying therein for the cause of
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June next. Ohm II. PIPE
April ., lS69-6t
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editorial Notes from the State Capital.

The time of both Houses has mainly
been occupied in the consideration OF
important general bills the past week.
The Senate has passed a carefully pre-
Oared Criminal Code. Also a bill to
establish a Reformatory Home for
friendless and abandoned girls, and
authorizing the purchase of the White
Sulphur Spring property in Delaware
County for the Home. gainesville
was named as one of the points for the
Home, but the cheapness of the White
Springs farm-lS9 acres of land beau
tifully located-provided with build
ings competent for the immediate use
off Home, outweighed the eonsidera-
tons presented to the minds of a ma
Iority of the Senators in favor of other
localities. The price to be paid is
SIS. 600, and is considered cheap.
The Senate is now considering the
tax bill prepared last year By a Com
mission, and will probably have
passed it by the time this letter is in
print. 1t embraces a general revision
and ~codifcation of the tax laws of the
State. If this Legislature shall be able
to get through carefully digested
Criminal, Municipal and Tax Codes q
good and very important work will
have been ACCOMPLISHED.
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Where the general business Of the COmpa-
ny is transacted md TO which all general
correspondence should be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-30

GaEEp for gold, deafto every con-
s@ideration except gain, grows exact
ing and tyrannical with accumulation.
Courts and Legislatures become cor
upt, even as therich become richer
aud the poor poorer. We have at
last in America, as in England, privi-
legged classes, aud the poor consumer
is burdened TO poverty thatthe wealth
of the manufacturer or bondholder
may become incalculable. The man
with his million collaborating interest
bonds is exempt from burdens which
crush the toiling laborer or washwo-
man. As shown in our commercial
column yesterday, the productiveness
of industry was never so great, but
the whole of the excess, over that
which gives the meanest, barest sub.
s%istence to the poor, is absorbed by the
horrible, selfish, newly-born aristoc.
racy which shapes at will the legisla.
ton Of States, chooses United States
Senators, and directs the action of the
country's rulers at Washington. The
whole legislation of the country is in
favor ofcapital and against labor. The
cost of living grows apace, while there
is no addition to the price of labor;
and yet the cry for protection, for ta'
riffs, is louder each day, and each day
the poor are poorer and, in the
North, the rich richer.
We would have a change. Radical
ism would have none. ANDREW
JOHNSON is the chiefest enemy of the
bondholders, as he is the truest ex-
ponent in his own person, history,
prejudices and instincts Of the toiling
poor, Of artizans and labOring men.
They who defeated him act as the enc
mics of the great body Of the people,
and the people should avenge the
wrong done the country by partizans
in securing his defeat. The nation is
demoralized. We hope that Ten
nessee is free from the foul con
tagion; but since ii was said that AN
DREW JOHNSON would buy his way
into the Senate, it is not impossible
that his defeat was purchased. Con.
sciousness that the latter event would
thus be secured, may have suggested
the assertion, made by Northern
papers, that JOHNSON would resort tC
bribery. PENDLETON and PACKEB
had just been beaten. Was the ex-
cess of corruption funds in Ohio and
Pennsylvania transmitted to Nash
vile to cause JOHNsON's overthrow!
We will not assert it, however the
retaliation may be justified; but we
are told there were some curious re-
cords made.