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MARRIAGES.
Mar1aqe NoNees tassrtsi 90.

In Gustavus, May 10th. at the house OF the
bride, and by the brides father, Mr.. ABEL
r BEACH, and MAMIE L YOUNG, allof
b fOrmer place.
On the nth inst, by the Rev. r. Telford, Mr..
OLIVER ANTHONY, and Miss MARY
Mccoy, all Of Mecca.
In Warren, on the eth inst, by Rev. L. W.
Ely, Mr. JAMES n. KILFOYLE, and Miss
MARTHA +. RODGERS, all Of Girard,
TrumbulC Co. Ohio,
May IA, ISL, at the residence OF the brides
mother, by Rev. 7. b. TAFT, Mr.. MILO G.
HEATH, RndMiss FLORA l. CASE, al Of
Gustavus, Ohio.
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Proofs Of Democratic cheating in the
late Connecticut election are Increasing
as the Investigation proceeds. Jewell,
Republican candidate for Governor, no
doubt received a majority Of the legal
votes cast. The ballot boxes have been
tampered with. Forinstance, the official
return from the Fourth ward Of New
Haven gave Jewell 579 votes for Gov
ernOr. The count OF votes on Friday,
by the Legislative Committee, showed
only 40 ballots in the box. On Satur-
day the signatures Of $40 Republicans in
that ward were obtained to a declaration
that they voted for Jewell, and further
signatures to the declaration will be OBJ
tanned.
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NOTICE.-Dr. c. L. Belden desires
IN to announce TO the people Of Bracevtlle
and vicinity, that he has purchased the
residence ofDr. n. J.. Rice, q lew rods west
OF Braceville station. and while he does not
make vain professions OF remedies TO cure
al ills orthe human family, yet, he has con-
Hdence in saying that medical Jurisprndence
has done much q alleviate pain and cure
many Ills, and beheres that he viii be able
10 / satisfaction 70 those desiring medi-
cal or surgical aid, ashe pledges a nithful
and an honest discharge Of his duties.
Nay Il, lS7l-4ta
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THE April number Of the BRITISH
QUARTERLY isnoH ready. This review
is not a new competitor for public favor
It has been in existence for a quarter Of
a century, and has won a high rank
among English periodicals. As the re-
print, however, only commenced with
the present year, it is not 81 well known
In this country as it deserves 10 be, Or IS
il probably viii be before long, now that
the very low price at which it is offered
by the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
psny Of New York will bring it within
the means Of all. The following are
contents Of the present number: Bur
toms History Of Scotlandj Early Eng
lish Texts Parties in the Episcopal
Church; Ingoldsby; Downfall Of Bona
partisan; Religions Tests and National
Universities; War Of 1901; Bishop
Berkeley's Works; The Future Of EH-
rope; Contemporary Literature.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
I'D Notice is hereby given that the Com
nuissioners Of Trumbun County VIII be at
the site Of a bridge across Grand River. IN
Pennington township, lei the residence OF
Ira Hyde, on Thursday. the I'D day OF June,
1871, a 1o'clock. p. M, for the purpose ORE
ceivtng bids for furnishing material and
constructing two abutments OF heavy sand
stone bridge masonry.
Also, notice is hereby given that the Com
missioners OF TrumbulI Co, Will be at the
site Of bridge across Red Run, on the Niles
road in Warren township, on Friday, the
I'D day OF June, 1871, att O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose OF receiving bids for furnishing
the material and constructing two abut-
ments Of heavy bridge masonry.
Specifications given on day Of letting
Commissioners reserving the right to accept
or reject any or all bids. Contractor TO give
forfaithful performance OF contract.
Work 10 be completed by Sept. I 1871.
G. k WOLCOTT,
r. A. REED,
1. b. PAYNE,
County Commissioners.
Warren o., May Il, lS7f-6t.
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The Presidents Proclamation to
the people Of the South calls upon
them to suppress, through their own
focal laws and by their own volunta-
~ efforts, the organizations which
violate the rights Of citizens and the
laws Of the country. The warning is
addressed to the Ku Klux and init
mates that while reluctant to exer-
else the extraordinary powers vested
in him by the new law, the. Exeeu-
tive will not hesitate to do so when
other means fail. And it is plainly
intimated that this alternative will
be promptly taken whenever it is
apparent that local laws and efforts
are inadequate 10 restore quiet and
security. The language Of the procla-
nation is unusually earnest and posi-
tive for documents of this formal
character it ought to have an imme-
diate good effect at the South, and
viii, if those engaged in the hazard
Gus and criminal enterprise Of restOr-
ing the South to Democratic rule by
murder and Punishment OF Republi-
cans are not absolutely mad.
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$50 GOLD LOAN
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The building Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, begun July lastl Is being pushed for
ward with great energy from both extremi-
employed in Minnesota and on the pacific
coast. The grade Is nearly completed sG6
miles westward from Lake Superior trains
are running over lSo miles Of finished road,
and traek-laying Is rapidly progressing to-
ward the eastern border Of dakota. Inclu-
ding its purchase Of the st. Paul & Pacific
Road, the Northern Pacific Company now
has flS miles OF completed road, and by Sep
tember next this viii be increased 70 at least
$50.
I6OOD INVESTMENT. jay Cook & Co. are
now selling, and unhesttatingly recon-
mending, as q Profitable ana perfectly Safe
investment, the First Mortgage Land Grant
Gold BOnds Ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad
Seven and T-hree-Tenths per cent. gold in
terest more than S per cent. currency n
are secured by nrst and only mortgage on
the ENTIRE Road AND rs EQUIPMENTS, and
also, as fast as the road Is completed, on
$1,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile Of
track, or 500 Acres for each 81, 900 Bond. They
are exempt nom US. Tax Principal and
interest are payable In Gold; Denomina-
tons Coupons, 500 TO 1000 Registered, slOO
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 7-SOs
are at all times receivable at TEN PER CESr.
ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Companyis
Lands, al their owes cash price. This
enders them practically REAR-
INC LAND
SINKIEG FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
OF Lands are required to be devoted 20 the
re-purchase and cancellation Of the First
Mortgage Bonds Of the Company. The
Land Grant Of the Road exceeds Fifty Mil
lion Acres. This immense Sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the prineipaEofthe
Company's bonded b before II falls due.
With their ample security and high rate Of
interest, there Is no investment, accessible
70 the people. which is more profitable or
EXCHANGING L. s. FVE-TWENTIES. The
success OF the New Government 5 per cent.
Loan viii compel the early surrender Of
United States 8 per cents. Many holders Of
ElYe-TWenUes are now exchanging them
for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties. thus
realizing a handsome proht, and greatly In
creasing their yearly income.
OTHER SECuRTTtES--Al marketable
Stocks and Bonds win be received at their
highest current price in exchange for Nor
thern Pacific Se~Ven-Thirties. ELpress chdrg-
"a on Money or Bonds received, and on Sew
the Financial Agents. Full Information,
maps. pamphlets, etc, can be obtained on
application at any agency, OF nom the I'M
JAY COOKE d co.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
FiuaHeihlA gt's Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
]. V. PAINTER, Banker,
General Agent for Northern Ohio.
FOR SALE IN WARREN, BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TRUMBULL NATIONAL BANK.
r J. MeLAW q SON, Bankers.
FREEMAN & HUNT, Bankers.
And IN CANFIELD, BY
IAN HKEING & co., Banksrs.
May Il, Isle o w-st.
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NOTICE.

OPECIAL NOTICE.
ONOtiee is hereby given, that there viii
be a special election held In the city Of
Warren, on Friday, the 95th day Of May, A.
d. 1871, for the purpose of electing q person
for City Commissioner, to superintendent
OF streets n highways In said city. And
city Aforesaid, viii assemble on said day,
between the hours o. six and ten O'Clock, a.
m. and six o'clock p. NJ, in the several
Wards Of the City OF Warren, and then and
there vote by ballot for person to llsaid
ONCE. Said election viii be held as follows:
In the LIST Ward at Auditors once, in the
Court House. IN the ID Ward, In the En-
CINE House, on Liberty st. In the Cd Ward,
In the Engine House, on Walnut Street.
II. 81 Given under my han and official
seal, at the City OF Warren, O., this
10th day OF May, A. d. ls7I.
l.. y. DAWSON, NayoE
May u, IGl-2t
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A n
"A Geo. P. Hunter. Assignee OfD. Baldwin.
PlTn., vs. Joseph Post, DeFt.- Before /. H.
Ingraham, j. p, BaZetta township, Trum-
bull Co., Ohio. On the lst day Of May, A. D.
ISL, said Justice issued an order OF Attach
ment in tho above action for the sum OF
forty ~46-iO0dOllars. GEO. p. HUNTER.
Warren, O, May II, Mist.
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c. H. DIFsC
May Il, ISL.
T EGAL NOTICE.


The state OF Ohio, Trumbuu County.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
VIM. Klein us. Hiram q. Boys ct al.
The defendant, Julia Boys, isnOtihed that
on the--day Of Nay, ISL, said plaintiff
hled in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF said Court
his petition. The object and prayer Of said
petition is to v q mortgage made TO him,
also q other 10 Jones q Murray, also one
to Humphrey Harsh, foreclOsed upon the
following described premises, situate in the
township Of Liberty, Trumbun County, o.,
known as the Wright farm: Bounded on the
east by lands OF David Mosier, south by
lands OF the heirs OF Daniel Boysand Isaac
Sutton, west by the Holmes road $50 called,
north by lands formerly occupied by Thomas
and David Boyd. Alleging therein that said
Julia has released her dover In said premis-
Is, and asking that said premises be sold
free and discharged OF her right of dover.
Defendant Is notified to answer on or be-
fore IN p, 1871, or decree will be taken by
DEFAULT. JONES &MURRAY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MAY Il. 1871.
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Sir John Frederic William Herself
Ell. only son Of the great astronomer
and himself an astronomer Of world
Eepnte, died in London, May -,
al the DE Of seventy-three.
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SAFE AND PROFITABLE

Placeof deposit. The ample capital Of the
Association, and the we'll known integrity,
capacity and responsibility OF its Directors,
are sufficient guaranty that any money en-
trusted TO their hands viii be perfectly safe,
and viii be returned to the deposftors ac-
cOrdtng to the agreement.
May II, IS3-Sm.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County. IS.
VIM. Rltezel, ct. al In TrumbuIf Common
Joseph King, ct. a.
By virtue OF q special II. Ia. issued out Of
the Court or Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County, Ohio, IN the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, I have levied
upon and shall xposs to public sale at the
dOorof the Court House, In the city Of War
rem, Ohio. on
Saturday, June 18th, A. D. 1871,
between the hours q one and three O'Clock,
real estate, situate In the city OF Warren,
Trumbun County, Ohio, boundedas follows,
to-wit: On the west by land belonging to
by Market ST.: on the south BY lands OF
Samuel Chesney, decd and on the east BY
q line parallel 70 the westline, and i've rods
east nom the west line Aforesaid. Apprais-
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff
SheriTs ONCE, Warren. o. May i, lS7l-5t.
CHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, S.
VIM. Ritezel, ct al. In Trumbun Common
Joseph King. ct al
By virtue or a special Fl IA. issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbu1 Co.
Ohio, In the above named case. tomsd direct
ed and delivered. I have levied upon and
shall expose 70 public sale at M door OF The
Court House in the city Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, June Il, A. d. lS7I,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
D. m. OF said day, the following described
real estate situate In the city Of Warren,
County and State Aforesaid, and bounded
as follows, to-wit: On the north by Market
Street. on the west and south by lands be-
longing toths heirs OF Robert King, decd,
and on the east BY lands OF Joseph King
said lot OF land has four rods front on Mar
ket 81. and is eight rods deep. Appraised at
$1,000. Terms Duh.
g.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office. Warren. o.. Nay Il. lS7l-5t.
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b MORGAN HORSE

" HILL SEs
GLEASON commencing May 10. and
Dsnding July 10. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays at the stable OF the subscri-
Der in Bloomfield. Tuesdays at the stable
Of John Fee, IN Mecca Friday and Satur-
rem. David Hill Jr., Is ten years old this
spring; IS Jet black, with heavy name and
tail; weighs 1l0 pounds was sired by the
by the celebrated trotting horse. Black
Hawk owned by Messrs. Hill, OF Bridge
port, Vt. The dam OF David Hill, Jr, was a
Messenger mare. and her dam Of the Post
Boy stock.
TERNs-s5,OO. $500 and 5000. Parting
with mares before known 10 be with foal
fOrfeits Insurance. JOSEPH JACKSON,
JOHN d. PARK,
Owners.
BloomhsId. May l.. Is7l-6ts
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PIANIST ALBUM
PIANO-FORTE GEMS.

The Marches. Quieksteps, Waltzes, Polkas,
MaZurkas, Schotusches, RedowHs, Galops,
QuadriIles, simple Airs, Plano Pieces. and
-Four HandP Pieces, which comprise this great
collection, were carefully selected from an
immense stock, each q being known 10 be
popular and very saleabte.
Priceof each book, in Boards, $3.50; in
Cloth, $500; and Full Gilt, 500. Sent, post
paid, on receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DrrSOE &CO. Boston.
c. Il. DITSON Co, New York.
Nav Il. ISL.
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NNOTICE is given that sealed
IN proposals will = received by the Board
q Education ofthee ity OF Warren and ter
ritory attached, at the Mayors once Of said
city, until including, the Slst day Of May,
inst, at 8 o'clock, p. m. Of said day, for the
erection OF School House on the lotofsaid
Board, on the corner Of Prospect and School
streets, in said city, according 70 plans and
sDecihcatlOns Of Walter Blythe. Architect.
which may be seen at the once OF said Nay
OF. The building to be commenced by the
l5th Of June next, inclosed By the 18th day
OF Nov next. and fully completed andready
70 be delivered 10 the Beard by the first day
OF Feb. ISL The Board reserves the right 20
reject any or all bids.
@. A. HARRINGTON,
Prest. Board OF Education.
j. HARMoS, See'y.
Nay Il, lS7l-2t
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eblb.&4 %
], NJ. b. Taylsr, Cashier Of the First Nat.
Bank Of Warren, Ohio, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true, TO the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
n. B, TAYLER, Cashier.
STATE Or OHIO, l.,
COUNTY OF TRUMBULL, -
a.. s. Sworn and subscribed to before me,
this 18th day Of May, ISL.
WM. T. SPEAR, Notary Public.
COrnea AaeSt:
III. McCOMBS,
II. B. PERKINS, Directors.
B. p. JAMEs0N,)
May Il, ISL.
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ESTATE of John Lane, decd
EIThe undersigned has been duly appoint-
ed and qualified as AdministratOr on the
estate Of John Lane. deed, late ofTrumbull
Co, Ohio. AMOS DRAKE.
Ho WAND, May L, ls7l-3t.
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H-Have your letters directed in care Of
your box r-H l-rl1l. a-
ThOs marked with asTAR are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above, viii
please TO cali for advertised letter..
deadletter once.
once hours, 7-SOA. NJ, to 7-sOP. ~
Z. R. WISE, T. a..
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ID EPORT Of the condition Of the
hFint National Bank OF Warren, Ohio, al
the close ofbusiness on the 9th day OfApril,
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u. =. TAXES.

A NNUAL LIST OF 1S7I.-The
"a Assessor OF the 18th District OF Ohio,
having rendered to me his AnnualT a List
for the year 1871. embracing Incomes for the
year 1870, Special lakes. formerly Licensesl
Spirits. Breweu, and Obaec and Cigar
Manufacturers, for the year commencing
May LIST. ISL. Notice is hereby given, that
said Duties or Taxes, have become due and
payable, and that the "a me viii be received
until and including SATURDAY, jane Sd,iSsl,
as follows:
For Ashtabula Co. by myself, at my Office
in Ashtabula-
For TrumbuII Co. by Almon d. Webb,
Esq, Deputy Collector, at his office In War
ren.
For Mahoning Co.. by h. Hoover, Esq,
Deputy Collector, at his ofhce in Garfield.
Deputy Collector, at his ONCE in RaVenna.
For Geauga Co. by B. W. Canheld. Esq,
Deputy Collector, at his office In Chardon.
All persons who do not pay the Duties or
axe assessed upon them in said Annual
List within the time above specified, TO the
Collector or his Deputies, as Aforesaid, will
be served with notice. demanding payment
OF same, with n fee OF twenty cents for the
OF such notice, and when served per-
solally 4 cents per mile, and If said Duties
or Taxes. with fees and mileage, asaforesaid.
such notice, the same h b lable 70 a
Of 5 per cent. and interests at therate
OF l per cent. per month and TO distraintand
the cost thereof. once hours, from Q o'clock,
HENRY FASSETT,
Collector 10Th District OF Ohio.
Ashtabula, o.. May 9, ls7l-2t
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Buckeye Mower 8 Reaper
BERKSHIRE PIGS.

L HAVE a few choice Pigs of the
II Berkshire breed for sale at reasonable
prices. Bred from stock brought from Ken
tuckey. original stock from England
Call and see Tor yourselves, one-half mile
south Of East Mecca. HERMEN LOVE.
Mecca, May, Il, ls7l-9ts
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Referring to therecent coal introubles
the Anthracite region of; Pennsylvania,
the New York Herald says they seem
likely to end in a miniature war ofraces.
The Irish lsborers, who were assaulted
on Tuesday by the miners, have held a
meeting and resolved that they viii
hereafter haven no a~fiiliation with Welsh
men, and they cal upon all people of
other nstionalities to indorss them.
The result OF the riot appears to be that
three Irishmen were beaten to death,
several others were severely injured,
and an i~rrepsrable breach was made be-
tween the two parties, who should have
closely fratsrnized in their warfare
against the operators and the corpora
tons. Both miners and labores iniure
their by riOting and help the
aus of the enemy. It is a noteworthy
suggestion, however, that these riots in
dictate desperation akin TO that produced
by starvation, and when it comes to this
neither life nor property, whether Of the
employers OF Of disinterested citizens in
the neighborhOOd, is safe an hour.
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ESTATE Of ALFRED REDMAN,
IL deceased. The undersigned has been
duly appointed Administrator Of the estate
OF Alfred Redman, late OF Trumbul county.
Ohio. deceased. JOHN JOHNS, %.
May Il lS7l-8t.
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The Joint High Commission an
pointed to arrange q basis of agree
ment for the adjustment of questions
between the British government and
the United States having closed its
labors, the treaty is now before the
Senate, in extra session. The treaty
is believed to be in the interest of
peace, The several questions were !.
l. The claims for damages sustained
by American commerce from Confed-
crate cruisers sailing from British
ports. . The claims Of British sub
jects for cotton and other property
seized by the United States, 3. The
use Of the British fisheries by Amer
lean vessels, with the privilege Of
landing. 4. The navigation Of the
colonial lakes, canals, and rivers, and
curing their fish. 5. The San Juan
boundary question.
The treaty dispOses of all these
questiOnsin a way that will be gener-
ally acceptable to the American peo-
pie,
A tribunal Of final arbitration is
provided for, to consist Of FIVE mem
bens, One to be designated by the
United States, the other by Great
Britain, and the other three members
by other sovereign powers. Certain
fundamental principles, with rules
and regulations concerning the rights
and duties Of neutrsls, are establish
ed, and by these rules the liability Of
Great Britain is to be determined.
The responsibility for actual damages
in the case Of the Alabama is coneed-
ed, and the amount Of the damages is
to be asoertained and determined
upon proofs, and. in case Of disagree
ment. TO be referred tOthe arbitrafors
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MILK CANS, FACTORY AND DAIRY GOODS.
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must and will sell DIV
May 10 EELan.
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Bun Homes of their Own

Or TO give others capital with which they
can go into bushes For the want Of such
means ofinvestment. these surplus earnings
are generally spent for purposes OF no bene-
ut whatever to the parties. To persons who
have money which they do not want to in
vest permanently for a time, the Associa-
HFnn will ha a
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MT PES cEyE PER ANNUML

II is not necessary to present arguments 10
prove the great benefit and convenience Of
this plan TO laboring men and others who
wish 70 lay aside small sum weekly or
monthly from their earnings, which wil
enable them in q few YeaN