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THE sTATEOF OHIO, Trumbull

County In the Probate Court. Naomi
barb, Adm'x Of Jacob Barb, dec, vs.. Mar
tin W. Barb, e. al. The defendant Martin
W. Barb, viii tax notice that on the Ith
day OF January, A. d. ISL, the plaintiff hled
in said Court her petition against said de-
PENDANT and others, heirs Ofsaid Jacob Bah,
decd, n~llegingthat plaintiff has filed in said
Court ahnal settlement ofsaid estate, which
shows IN her hands for distribution among
those entitled thereto, the sum Of sl,65
that plaintin, as widow, Is entitled 70 SILL Sd
thereof; hat the defendants are entitled 70
equal proportions Of the balance remain
ing after deductinE said last-named sun
except said Martin W., who, during the life
orsaid Jacob, tO-wit: on or about heSthday
OF Aug. 1852, received unadyancement from
said Jacob OF dive hundred dollars. n is
therefore not entitled to any Of said fund
p -tition prays that an order OF distribution
be made by said Court in accordance with
the facts. said petition viii be for hearing
March Is, ISL, At 10 O'Clock, a. m.
NAOMI BARB,
Adm'I OF Jacob Barb, deed.
W. T. SPEAR, Atty.
Feb. L 1STl-9t
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The GaIaXK.

The March number Of this standard
magazine furnishes a rich feast for all
classes OF readers. The following is
the table OF contents: Lady Judith-a
Tale Of Two Continents Death in Two
Forms; One-Legged Men; About Bears
The Higher Education in America /;
York ; The Annexation OF San Domingo
Tired Ought We 70 Visit Her-a novel
England in June; The Two Palms /;
Drift Wood; Scientific Miscellany; Cur
rent Literature Nebulae. Four dollars
a year. Sheldon & Co., 677 Broadway,
New York, publishers.
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MARRIAGES.
Mr7oq, voriee, tns-rted Gratis.


In Bloomfield, on the 9TH inst, by Ed. F..
Wakefield, Mr.. NEWELL +. FERRY, and
Miss ANNA 7. SAGER.
on Jan. 18th, by A. Apologize. Esq, OF Shar-
on, Mr.. ABRAHAM KRAMER. OF West
NiddlescX. TO Miss SARAH ANN HALL,
OF BrOokheld, Ohio.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Ira Eddy, at his
dwelling in BacOnSburg. Mr.. NAPOLEON
u. GRErSINGER, and Miss MELISSA
BRADFORD, both OF BaZetta, Trumbull
County, Ohio.
On Tuesday evening. Feb. IA, ISL, at the
residence OF the brides father, Mr.. Israel
TrONell, by y. y. Bartlett. Mr.. ELIHC ID.
VAN WYE. Of Weathersield, n Miss
ELLA X. TROXELL, OF Rowland, Ohio.
Feb. %, ISL, by Edward Spear, Esq, at his
Office in Warren, Mr.. JAMES 7. THOMP-
OF Mecca.
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serihner,s Mnnthir Ion March

Will, we think, be pronounced a most
brilliant and entertaining number. The
illustrations, about fifty in all, are par
ticularly excellent and attractive. Prof.
Maury's second article on Weather
kilograms and Storm-Forecasts'' has
the leading place, and is profusely illus
trated. The Professor treats an impor-
tant and timely subject in a decidedly
graphic and popular manner, and no one
should neglect TO read these articles who
desire to be informed as to the latest de-
velopments of science. liking Gam
brinus and his Subiects,'' an interesting
accounted 4 visit to a celebrated German
beer-house. In this number We have
also an extremely valuable illustrated
paper on " ife in the Cannibal Island"
which will be continued in the April
number. Victor Emmanuels Queen, y
by Mrs. Kinney another powerful story
by Miss TraflOn, "Wiu She Ride or
Walk - 1.-THE Celestials in the Sunday
school," "The Ancient Fenians," 4
learned and curious paper by Prof. See
I've. The poetry Of this number is by
Elizabeth Akers Allen, Lois Brooke,
and Mary l. Ritter. DR.. Holland, in
"The Topics of the Time under the
ubAI u LctLuIG-biOhtAs anu LcGLulS-
Breakers treats Of the fuses OF the
decline of the lecture system and calls
attention to the subject Of bonuses, COM
missions, etc, as "A Growing Vice OF
Business In the "Old Cabinet we
find a description and explanation Of the
American Mrs. Jarley's "WaX-NOrk
Show also a Letter to a Young Poet
\ new department is added this month,
entitled. beyond the Seas Home and
Society" treats entertainingly Of Little
Dinners English Ivies," and "The
WOrk-Basket." But 10 many the chief
charm of the number will be the new
installment OF MacDonald's wonderful
story.
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4 NEW NUMBER.-The PhreROi0gi-
cal Journal, for March, contains: Noah
Webster, the Eminent photographer,
with a portrait What Can I do Best? or
the qualification for a phrenologist Pro-
gress of Religious Civilization, as illus
trated in the improved condition Of the
the race Thomas levitt Talmadge, the
eminent divine; Brain Waves new
theory; The new King Of Spain, with
portrait the late Gen. Prim, with pOr-
trait; Our Domestic Props, or the ser
want question; The Food Supply of
Europe and America, interesting facts (;
Japan, its present condition ; Furnishing
Criminals, a reform demanded How to
Rise in the World, or wherein lies great
~ness-birth or culture; Iceland, the land
Of fire and ice; etc, etc. Price 50 a year I;
80 cents a number. Sent to new sub
scribers on trial six months 81. Address
5. r. WELLS, Publisher, New York.
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Farm of 80 Acres for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell
II his farm on which he now resides, in
Vienna, Ohio, known as the Daniel or Up
son Andrews farm. FIRST farm north oi
Payne's corners, within n half mile Of first
coal ound.~ containing s. acres or excellent
land for grain or grass; in nrst rate state OF
cultivation and abundance OF good timber.
The land Is well Watered by springs n q
creek passing through the farm, q large or
chard containing from 80 o 50 grated trees
first class fence and good buildings, n new
horse barn Just erected, and other out build
ings-pleasantly situated and very desira-
bile. Also q great variety Of small fruits
Possession win be given at any time.
f. d. KING.
Psyne'sC Corners, O., Feb. lS-4L
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T ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IA In pursuance OF an order OF the Pro-
Date Court OF Trumbull County, Ohio, I will
offer fOr sale at Public Auction OF the prem
ises, on the 10th dav OF March, A. 4. lS7l, the
following described real estate situate
in the township OF Vernon, County OF
Trumbull, and State Of Ohio, and is part OF
the Granger Tract, and Is bounded and des-
cribed as follows Parcel lst Is in Lot No.
q, commencing on the lot line At the south
east corner OF lands OF Thomas Gibson f;
thence south 10 lands formerly owned hy
stephen Smith thence west along the line
OF said Smiths land 20 land Of Samuel
Henry hen north to lands Of Thomas
Gibson; thence east to place Of beginning,
and contains n hundred acres Of land
Parcel I'd, Is in Lot No. ., \ is bounded
north by and of James NJ King: east and
west by the lot lines, and south by a line
parallel with the north line, and so far dis
tant as to contain one hundred and eighty
two and one-half acres OF and being the
entire Dairy Farm Of the late Robert Mellish,
decd, containing &2S acres OF land Build
ing and fences good: house nearly new
About 50 acres OF timber, all appraised at
5000. Terms-one-third In hand. One-third
II one year and one-thlrd in two years from
day Of sale, with tnterest-payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises
sale between the hours OF I and 2 o'clock.
D. m OF said day. EDMUND A. REED,
Adm'rOf Robert Mellish. decd.
Feb. Is. Is7I-4t.
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N~TOTICE-Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE-Sale Of Real Estate
In pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court OF Trumbull County, Ohio, !
will offer for sale at public auction, on Satur-
day. the 18th day OF March, 1871, ntl o'clock,
p. m. upon b premises, the following des-
crfbed real estate, situate In the County Of
Trumbull, and State OF Ohio, and In the
township Of Brookdeid and Is bounded and
described as follows, to-wit On the north
by lands owned by the heirs OF VIM. Nc
GOnceny, decd; on the east by lands owned
by Jas. Groves and Wm. Carlton; on the
south by lands owned by the wife OF VIM.
Sampson, aud on the west by lands owned
by Levi Cushman, and contains thirty acres
ofland, be the anne more or less. Apprais-
ed tSlsO0. JOHN CAWFIELD.
ELfrOf Thomas CaWdeld, decd.
Ratlin& Moses, Att'yz for Executor.
Feb. Is. lTl4t
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NOTICE.
~ Linus Tracy, Executor Of Israel b.
Sheldon, decd, vs.. the heirs and legatees OF
Israel B Sheldon, decd.
In Probate Court OF Trumbull County,
Silas sheldon, ZIIphah Coleman, Angelina
Converse and her husband, -COnverses
- Coleman, husband OF Zilphah Cole
man, and Eezlah Strong. who are supposed
to reside in the state Of Massachusetts;
Marietta 8. Smith and her husband -
smith, who are supposed 10 reside in the
State OF NebrasKa: John Lane, who resides
tin and her husband - Martin. who re-
side In the state OF North CAROLINA: Heman
Talcott, who resides in the state ~OfPennsyl-
wanna: Narcissa Woodford and her husband
Hiram WoOdfOrd, who reside In the State OF
Missouri; Nelson TalcOtt, WhOresides In the
state OF Iowa: John Lane I'd, Charles Lane,
Amanda Harris and her husband -
Harris, Theodore TalcOtt, Sarah Whiting
aud her husband - Whiting. whose resi-
dence IS unknown, are hereby informed
tina on the 18th day OF February, A ID. ISL.
bate Court, praying for an order from said
Court for the sale or the real estate OF which
the said Israel b. Sheldon misunderstanding
the homestead farm on which the said Shell
don sid up 10 the time Of his death
Situate In the Township Of M~esOpotamia.
in said County. being parts Of Lots Nos. 80
and 40, containing about one n and
sixty acres OF land, more or less.
said petition will be for hearing on the
Soth day or March, A. D. ISL. At 10 O'Clock,
n. III. LINUS TRACY, Executor
OF Israel B. Sheldon, decd.
BY Taylor & Jones, Atty's.
Eph - ls7l-4t.
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Nothing more clearly indicates the
waning Of Brigham YOung's power than
that he has been compelled to soften to
donations the Odious name Of "tith-
iEgs," for the exactions from every
Mormon OF one-tenth Of all his earnings.
This has been a most grie-Cus burden,
and there are hundreds Of cases where
men have been cut Off from the church
because they would not pay their tithing
when they actually had not enough 10
give their families the cOmmOnest neces-
saries Of life. The increase Of Gentiles
will soon relieve the terror Of the pun
fshment OF being ''cut or" and thus
tend to diminish the readiness of the
Mormons to comply with the demands
of their ruler. Sufficient Difference to
outside opinion to veil an oppression
under q better seeming name, is but the
~forerunner OF the end Of the oppression
itself
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The bill passed by both Houses and
sent to the President some time since,
relieving from the obligation TO take
the test oath all who could not con-
scientiously take II, and imposing it on
thoseNwho can, became a law on the
18th, through the operation Of he con-
stitutiOn, the President having neither
signed nor vetoed it within the ten days
restriction. He sent a message TO Con-
gress yesterday pointing out the absurd
ity of this paradOxical measure, which,
he said, Disseminated against the up
holder OF the government and in favor
of the general who commanded hosts for
the overthrow OF that government. He
could not afix his name to such a law,
but preferred 70 let il become operative
without his sanction, recommending,
however, the abolition of all test Oaths.
The House took action Thursday, on the
report Of the Military Committee in ref
erence to the recent difficulties at the
West Point Academy. At the close OF
the discussion the amendment offered
by Mr.. Butler Of Massachusetts,, to make
the penalty Of the First Class cadets a
deprivation Of the customary furlOugh
on their graduation, was rejected-y1 10
IIl-and the resolutions Of the commit
tee were adopted, and also the resolution
OLGEEQ DM M gnlA10As VA S1AAAAA AAAa
The effect Of this action is to restore the
three original delinquents Of ;he Fourth
Class, TO have a court Of inquiry on the
cadets OF the First Glass, Of whom the
instigators and ~ring-leaders are TO be
expefled, and TO have the officers Of
the Academy also tried by q court OF
inquiry and all this fuss and trouble
proceeds from a SchoolbOy's New Years
day frolic, and from the little fb told by
his comrades to conceal his Delinquent
cies.
In the Senate the session Of Thursday
was chiefly devoted to the Legislative
Appropriation bill. The only point Of
public interest decided in that bill wa
the question Of judicial salaries, which
have be6n fixed AZ the following very
moderate figures: Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
s. 500; Associate Judges, 5000; Circuit
Judges, 5000; District Judges, $1,000
Chief Justice Of the Court Of Claims and
of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, 5000; Associate Justices of
those courts, IS, 800. The report Of the
conference committee on the bill TO ere
ate a territorial government for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, was agreed to on Fri
day, and the bill only awaits the sigma
ture Of the President 10 become a law.
Onuer Lne new system the bAoLAANt "
Columbia will have a Governor and
Council, appointed by the President, q
House Of Delegates, ana q delegate in
Congress elected by the people. The
legislative power IS vested in the Council
and House of Delegates, with the veto
power in the Governor, A bill was also
passed yesterday by the House, under
which the wife or children OF IN inebri-
ate may sustain an action for damages
against the person who gives or sells
intoxicating liquors to the husband or
father. The House held a night ses-
sion for debate on the bill to establish a
national system Of education.
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4 ENACTMENT.

AAAALLALLA l.
AZ. r. and R. Clark. plaintiffs, vs.. John
Crawford, defendant. Before Henry Hamil-
ton, ]. P, OF BrOokdeid township, Trumbull
County. Ohio. On the Gd day OF January,
1871, said Justice issued an order Of Attach
ment In the shove action for the sum Of ten
dollars and twelve cents. and said cause IL
set for hearing on the 9th day OF March, A.
d. ISL, at O'Clock, p. m.
r. +. & r. CLARK, PlrGL
Brookheld, Feb. IS, ls70-St
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lR NJ CERTIFICATE
Capital fully Paid Up, 100000 90
Amt Of Available Assets, 77O,3O4 95
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,O
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. ,
EormrruT-z N Feb 4 Isl /

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS. o., Feb 4, Isl.
II Is hereby certified, that the North
American Fire Insurance Company, located
at New York City, inthe State OF New York,
has complied, in all respects, with the laws
Of this state, relating to Fire and Marine
Insurance. Companies, for the current year,
and has filed in this Office a sworn state
ment, by the proper officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, on the 3lst
OF Dec. 1871. TO be as follows:
Amt Of actual paid-up Capital $4,000 20
77O,Oi 95
Aggregate amt OF Liabilities&eI
cept Capital,) including re-insu-
z3LI90 y
Amt Of Expenditures fOrthe pre-
ceding HfttvJ1 D
IL. s In witness whereof. l have h~ereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal OF my office TO be Affixed, b day
and year above written
JAS.H GOODMAN. Auditor OfState.
A. d. WEBB, Agent,
Feb. p, ISL. WARREN, o.
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MRS. FRANCIS BAKER,
WI Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Jew
eIry, room in River Block, corner OF Main
and Market SITS. Wigs. Switches, Curls,
Braids, &c, made 20 rider. Highest Price
paid for Hair. FIN Kid Gloves cleaned and
made 10 ook as good as new. Cleaning
Gloves Is cents; COloring . cents. Also
White Furs and STans-dOwn, Ladies Chin
chilla Cloaks, Plumes, &C. Coats, Pants and
Vests eaned and repaired.
Feb. Is, 1871.
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The Governor of Prince Edwards Is
land has been admolished by the Home
Government TO cease excluding Ameri-
can fishing smacks from the colony.
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Restoration Of the Union.

The admission OF Senator Miller of
Georgia TO the United States Senate COM
pleted the restoration of the hayward
sisters of the South to the Union fold.
Now that the restoration is complete, 1t
is interesting to note the order in which
the deluded States led ont in their dance
of death:
s. Carolina Dec. -. ls6l TeXaS---Feb I, 1851
Mississippi, Jan. g, ISL Arkan,s.Ma'ch p. ISGl
Florida-.-.Jan 10, 1851 Virginia. April Il, 1851
A~labama--Jan. II, lS5lI Tennessee, q, 1851
GeOrgfa--Jan. Is. 1851 N.Caroltna, MAJ u, 81
Lousiana-.Jan. 3, 1851
They came back again in the follow
ing order, the dates being those of the
admission Of Their representatives in
Congress:
Tennessee. Dec. {, 1853 Alabama, July .. 1855
Ark'sas, June ., I2Gs' Virginia, Feb. ], 1870
Florida July ], 1855. MississipIFeh 3,ls70
louisiana July Il 1868 Texas. March. %, $50
s Caro'na,- July -. lS6SI Georgia, Feb. d. ISL
N.Caro'na--July9 %, '6Si
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AUDITOR Of STATES CERTIFICATE
Asrs ruE BUSINESS AND AFTAIEso or THE
International Insurance Co.
OF NOW york City
For the Year ending December 81, $50.
Capital fully Paid Up, $500. 600 90
Amt Of AYailAble Assets, 1,3l9,15124
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.

bAAA III ALaHA VI AaeAaHE-L-H
CoLUlGBUs OHIO, Feb. lst, ISL.
Its hereby certified. that the Internatton-
al Insurance Company located al New York,
in theStateof New York, scOmplicd,tn all
respects. with the laws OF this state, rela-
ting to Fire Insurance Companies, for the
current year. and has filed in this ONCE
a sworn Statement. by the proper officers
thereof. showingits condition and business,
at the date Ofsuch statement, dee, 81, lS7u,l
to be as follows:
Amt ofactual paid-up Capital---S80,OOO %
Aggregate Ami Of Available As
AHH@anAae -
Aggregate Amt OF LiabllttiesIeI-
cept capitalJ including re-insu-
yeariu Cash--N~....~I--~-~- 7s7,G45O
Amt OF Expenditures for the pre-
cedingyear in Cash---.----..-- tlaYo1 q
IL. 81 In witness whereof. I have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF my Office TO be aniIed. the day
and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Aud. OfState.
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New Advertisements.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
III will offer for sale my house and lot
on Washington avenue, In Warren. For
terms, enquire OF the subscriber. on the
s PARISH.
Warren, Feb. IS, Is7I-2t'.