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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-17
SELECTED TALES.
From the Lad Is Book for May 1887
TEMPER.
BY MISS NJ. MILES.


"The widest III, that darken hfe
Are rapture to the boSoms STRIFE
The tempest, in IFS blackes, form,
Is sbeauty 10 the bosom's orm."
"I HAVE had an invitation to Mary Nor
tons party" said Francesca Deleval to her
mother, ns they sat together IN the draw
ing-roon, and 1 think, mamma, that l
shah go''
Blu, are you sure, my dear, that Clar-
ence Hardy would approve Of III" asked
her mother, with smile that brought The
rich colour into her daughters check.
"Oh that would make no difference
I shall always choose to lave will OF my
own, and am very sure that Clarence Will
never oppose my wishes"
81 am not so certain Of that my love.
Clarence has indeed, hitherto, been willing
to submit TO your caprices. Excuse me,
my dear, if I make use Of strong efpres-
sion but think you exact too many sec.
rifices from him. He is Doite minded aud
generous bot still think he possesses
dissemination Of character which IT once
reused will be difficult to overcome"
"Oh, am not afraid Of that. lie
knows my spirit too we'll to think ! shs'
ever obey" And she tossed her beautiful
head IN disdain st the idea.
A shade passed over the IaiId face OF
Mrs. De,eyai as she looked with all moth
err. fouduess upon the young and lovely
od before her. Pride sal throned upon
her beautiful brow, and she felt a, that mo
men, ,ha, she would have given all tn
wealth. IN. luxuris. Of her splendid home
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-17
RuoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDSEsDA'

-PUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MoRNsG-
VUyERMs- 50 per annum, if paid in advance
IL " 3, ,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearage
are paid except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding squard
insered three weeks for Sl and II cents for eae n
subsequent insertion. on.-Advertisements not marked
will be continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
cordingly.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
NE w GOODS.

WIHRENCH, English, and American Fahcy
NJ and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
ware, crockery, Glass, Nails, uoteels Paints
Dye"Stuffs, &c. &c. ~ !.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store Of 2. Kent, in Ravenna, a
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, of all kinds,bought at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREST TINE
Of THE RECENT PRESSURE, which ena-
bles them to say with confidence, that they.
are fully prepared 10 furnish the citizens of
Ravenna, and vicinity, with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
as CHEAP, as they can be bought from Me
stocks Of the EARLY, and QUICK ARR!-
T.aLLS, (if not cheaper,) ne sayings Of the
o,uners 10 The contrary, notwithstanding.
June 2, BURNETT & PENDLEroN.
M. q. We have on baud few OLD
GOODS, which We will sell at COST. as
usual. d. &. r.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20

He will alse attend at his office IN Ravenna,
during the months Of October and November
to receive taxes Of all who may wish 70 pay
them there.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
TaEAsuRER's oFrIcE, Portage County,2
Ravenna. July Sd, 1887.
N. n. Notes on all solvent Ohio Banks taken
for taxes no notes on foreign banks taken but
at the discretion of the Treasurer.
The Treasurer would again respectfully sug
gest to those who have the means, whether it
would not be mutual accommodation to
themselves and Treasurer, should they ein.
brace an earlier opportunity to pay their taxes,
erowdinr @ SO gr-at an amount of business into
few Of the last days of receiving taxes
Persons will please to come furnished with
CHANGE as ii will be impossible for the
Treasurer to be provided, at all times, if the
present scarcity continues.
6w:l1 +. WlLLiam
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
OPOSA AIS
FOR PUBLISHING .aT R.aVENJs:a,
PoRTAeE COUNTY. OHIO,
A Ssmi-M1a,Aly Agricultural Paper
TO bE UNTITLED
The Western AgricuIfurisf.
.4ND F.aRJfERS
.aND MECHANICS REGISTER.
and MECHANICS REGISTER.

Y NHE Subscriber, believing that the Farm.
II ing interest Of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pa.
per. proposes Publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county, a paper devoted etetusirey to that
subject.
The fact is now clearly demonstrated. that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests of country In New
England and in New York, where the art of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any of the other States of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not pa-
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than t,Genty,eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGR1cuLTURIsT will be strictly neutral
in politics and religion-it will contain cors
rect statement OF the markets, and give that
information most useful to the interest of
formers
The great improvements which are now oc-
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in the Implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render it highly necessary that all who are CAL
culating to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed OF the earliest informa-
tion on the subject. Now, when the culture
of Silk, and the growth of the Beet for the
manufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic Of the age, it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made &C.
quainteI with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
on the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
OF these interesting objects.
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if sufficient number of subscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN Il. SEL3Y,
Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
Il II IL MI s.
This paper will be printed semi-monthis,
on COOL type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with title page and index TO each
voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
per anhuh, in Advance, payable on delivery
of the first number)
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20

The whole amount of freight on which
toll is charged by weight, that arrived at
Cleveland, during the month, by way of
the Canal, is 30, 409,755 lbs: During
the spending month last year it was
1908, ,e07 lbs.
The following property was cleared at
Cleveland, by way Of the Canal, during
the past month;
BARRELS Salt, 3,953
Lake Fish, 1853
Pounds Merchandise, l,245,111
Furniture, '33I, ,S17
Gypsum, lis, ,705
Feet Pine Lumber, 424,2s4
M. Shingles, 46l
The total number Of pounds cleared
during the past month, was 3,455, $685.: =
During the corresponding month last
year ii was 2,7s1, ,245.-Clev. Ado.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
IT'D W TN ~ DII1b
Ravenna, Feb. /, 1887.
Il II lk MI 6.
SUPPLEMENT- TO THE GLOBE.
PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE AND APPENDIX

SENSIBLE Of the deep interest which must
- be felt throughout the Union in the pro-
ceedinys of new Congress, conveked by the
new administration, to meet the extraordinary
ennergAncies which have arisen since the close
of General Jacksoa's term of service. the ,n-
dersipned have already made preparatiops to
furnish their apnu.l report in the form of a
Conoress;oaoI 6Lobe. As these successive pub.
lieat,ons comnrise 4 fill and faithful REGARD Of
all that il done ia Coneress-sketche. of the
attendant discussions. with an kppendix CON.
tanning the finished speeches prepared by the
members themselves they are suited not only
IN era,;fv the curiosity Of the he,r. to ;ufor.,
the distant constituency of the part performed
hv their immediate representatives, and Of the
resuIt of the labors Of all but, we doubt not.
thew will he found permanentiy useful az the
most authentic. comnlete and convenient mar.
liamentarv record Of our times. This under.
taking having, with these views, been liberal-
ly patronized by the pubic, it is cur purpose
70 Justly .ais sary aha s oomnuse s 'a.or, uy
increasing .l'e suo"su VI Wv VI ,.,
=. an ms neA ian is,, anI m =, .s L.s .S lne
ran session wlli W. ps ,ovAeu @ :" y .n. county
~ SIZE AZ .hs. .hN na,. . n .s mns.;.. ~ .n0
'orer.hro~ yru =. VI 1aI 49," ~ er.h 40
.aohsusu Wy h,.sss H., ~ Gen..;s.,.; :, .ne
currency az es.aDnsnsa w !ne 1ons'.u.ion ~ luton
ana the oVertarow oI .he system oe revehue,
peth ~ means VI .eequ''e suepy 'ol P,eseh'
aemahos' .ne .ha'"sehaneo '. hianu'so.ures,
ana 'he reguiN'on " cS"Ls .ss nsery .hins
otpecuhiary lntsrest " ue ussernmsh. .s anu
the na'len wiz oo lhvoisea = uie a'scussiohs ~
q tne heAt oonsress; anu wss III Itc"uss .ls
fresideh. wou'a hot nave ,hose .n>in' Por'Ah.
subjects lett 70 Executive ascreuon momen! nom
beyona .ne t,me .s., wnen 4s ,aa Ionsress coalo
DC su','iaoheu, ,us' .he r oess'oh was
conyoked. Inc machinery OF government,
even when thre%n out OF gee,, must commune
10 work put wnen SO o'sordered, ts move
ment may oe ariyeh ~ wrops uirecuon.-
Inc hePresehta.ives oi .ne peopi9 M are alone
comPetent " se.a y ,iShs. No Nenocrai
ic Chief Mseslraee wolia centinue, N the CON
aitlon 0. uiinss P'eseh. eA"t,nk, 70 suos.i,
sute E.eceuve eApeulen.s .or clSAfiy aenhee
Jaw springins from .ne puDs'c w'li'
/ TERMS.
For the Congressional Globe, during the frs
two sessions OF the 18th Congress $2 o'
For the Appendix to the Congres"
sional Globe, during lhe hrst TWO *
sessions OF the 25th Congress "
ANY person sending us 'he money lor Nv
copies OF either Of the above pubcat'sns' WI
be entitied TO copy.
Payments may be transmitted oy mail post
age pad at oar risk: Inc notes OF any IN
corporated Bank IN the onl.ea states, wn,e' ,s
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
ec5aJ COWr

NoTIGE is hereby given that the Assecl~
IN ate Judges of the Court OF Common Pleas
for the county Of Portage will hold Special
Court at the Court House in Rayenna. on
Monday, the seventh day Of August next at
one o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF grant,
ing Letters I Administration and Guardian
ship, and taking the probate Of Wills &c
Attest. GEO. KIRKUM, CLERK>
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
WOOL CARDING,
CLOTH DRESSING AND u

CLOTH DRESSING AND NAM
UFACTTRING.
HNVHE subscriber would inform his old friends
Il and the public generally that he has Ia
ken his old Stand oil Pomeroy 81 Rhodes,
where he is now pr; pared to do brsness ins
the above line on short notice and reasonable
terms. His machinery is good and b seSpe<s
rienced workmen, and believes will be able to,
give general satisfaction.
= JOSHUA " GODDARD.
FrankEs, Nag IS 1887 so
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
CONNECTIONS.

We have received notice from Mr..
james Hazard, who we stated last week,
had ordered hispaper discontinued without
paying arrearagcs, saying that he had
K paid our agent. We would publish his
letter were it not written in such inde-
cent, disgusting language. The gentle
MAI, scenes much riled at our exposition,
and had he pursued the proper course to
inform us of our mistake, we should feel
grieyed at the supposed injury. After
having furnished him with the paper some
months without hearing from him, and
receiving paper from tile post Office
with the word "ref fused' written upon it,
without giving any reason why, we felt
disposed to let him know that something
more was necessary. We often receive
papers returned by Post Masters with no
reason for returning it, and with nothing
but the word "refused' written upon
Them, and in such cases VIC, shall always
expose the person, whoever he may be-.
Had Mr.. Iii iiiformodth the Post Master that
he had paid the agent, there could have
been no mistake. Beside Mr.. H. received
Rthe paper some weeks after the time for
which he had paid the agent, as appears
by his own showing, for which we expect
him to pay. - --
The following statement, furnished by
lie Canal Collector of this Port, ID. H.
I3ardsley, Esq, shows that the Canal is
not quite SOLITUDE.
CANAL COMMERCE.
The following is statement OF most OF
the different kinds Of property that arrived
1T Cleveland by way of the Canal during
the past month;
R,,shels Wheat. los, 1853
!" Corn, S4,375
- Oats, 25,l27
u Coal. 23 1923
Barrels Flour. H,os9
% Pork, lO,349
Whiskev, l,706
Pounds Bacon, 9So, ,o55
Lard, 3l7,0sl
Butter, l36,756
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
NOTIGE

A T nv instance writ Of attachment was
"A this day issued by Benjamin F. Hopkins,
ESQ. a Justice Of the Peace # Franklin town.
ship, Portage County, against the property
rights. credits and effects of Drayton Moore
a Nonresident Of said County. Dated this Gath
day of May, A. d. 1887.
WILLIAM POMOROY,
Admir-. of NATHAN BUTTON deceased =
4-5 BY s. w. COCHRAN, Atty.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20

I part was vested in Board Of Commits
sioners,. of when the Secretary OF the
81 reasury is always one. About six huud-
red and fifty thousand dollars Of this mon
ey was invested in the stock Of the late
Bank Of the United States, and the divi-
dends arising from it employed in paying
those entitled to pensions When the pres
ent Bank of the United STATES was char
tered by Pcnnnsylvania, Mr. Biddle and
his Board of'Directors SO managed as to
4ransfer all the debts and the property Of
the late Bank Of the United States. to the
present bank, which assumed the debts of
4 the old bank. The late Bank of the Uni
ted States now pays no dividends; and
dhe new one has refused, until very lately
10 pay either the principal Of the navy
and privateer pension funds, or the rter-
est Justly due them. By this unjust
course, the poor widows and children de-
pendent on these funds, procured by the
\ life blood of their husbands and fathers,
have been deprived of their daily bread,
and thrown destitute on the cold cha tiles
of selfish world, while the great nlo,,ry
Of the wings was rioting in luxury.
srhe Secretary of the Treasury made re-
peated demands on Mr.. Biddle for the
payment Of the money; to all which he
turned a deaf ear. At.length the cries of
the MANNED relicts Of our glorious naval
warfare, and Of the widows and orphans
q of the slain, reached the ears Of Mr.. No
9 ah, editor of the New York Star; and
thinking it a fine chance for an accusation
against the administration, he asked the
Globe to inform the public what had be-
come of the pension funds, and whether
a the deposite banks had swallowed them up,
as well as the public money. In reply to
this question, the Globe gave full ac-
count Of the matter, which placed Mr.. Bid
die before the public in such an unenvia-
able attitude, that he Immediately agreed
to pay part of the money.
CHEERiNG--Thc following information
from the Ohio Statesman, is really cheer.
ing 10 the friends Of republican principals
We would inform our friends Of the
Statesman that all is steadfast, in this
part Of the Stat. All determined to sus
tain the Government of their country,ano
its officers, at all hazards.
- We have again and again stated, lha
ne never saw so great unalinity offeellnl
and devotion 10 the cause of Democracy
in our party, as al the present time. Sci
Is entirely thrown aside, and each one ask
iwhat can do 10 best preserve the l'ber
lies OF my country, and protect the natlol
against Bank rnleand dominion" lh'
friends oil sound constitutional curenc..
are every where inmotion, and the rd!
Baron and shin plaster Politicians, will D
taken prisoners as sure as they enter tn
field for battle. Anumbei Of Wings tha
have conversed with US seem fully dis
posed 10 throw off their party trammel:
and 90 IN lr self.proiection, and self-pre
seryation. This is a noble resolution, an
if we cannot eradicate the evil, let u
modify, lop eff, orresula'e it,so as TO pal
ry off the storm az much as possible :
We would be the most abject slaves j
! ihe world no, TO do this, we will add
new lusture upon the, character of ffeeme
Y to accomplish ii.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
In Supreme Court Va
LHE orATk 81 ohio cation after Aug. Term
ponrAsE c0osfi's' A. D. 1886.
Lettis Edwards2

Rufus Edwards } -.
ravHE said Rufus Edwards will take notice
that her said Lettis Edwards. his wife,
has filed her petition in the office OF the
CLERK Of said Court, on the 26th day Of June
A. d. 1851, praying for Divorce, and has
ass;gned for cause, habitual drunkenness, to-
tai neglect and extreme cruelty.
Further proceedings will be had at Ter.n
Of said Court. tobe held at Rayenna On the
fourth day of September next, or which time
said Rufus Edwards may appear aud show
cause, if any he have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
GEO. KIRKUM, Clerk.
L. ". BIEncE, Solicitor,
June 2e, 1887, s-2m.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
EYE.aD d OU.aRTERS.

rE.HE Commissioned and Staff Officers of
L the I'd Brigade 4th Division, Ohio Mill.
Tia are hereby. notified and ordered to parade
on the Public Square in Rayenna on the seth
and 5ist days Of August next. at 10 o'clock
A. N. of said days Armed and equipt to
Do Military duty as The Laws directs.
BY order of Brig. Gen. S. d. HARRIS.
J. C. SiNGLETARY, Jr. Brig. Maj. & Insp't.
Ravenna July 18 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20
From the Ohio Statesman.
COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC
TRIUMPH:

The strong hold Of whiggery in Michi-
gan has been in the city Of Detrolt-~(and
it is about cities and towns that whiggery
congregates.) A contested election lately
took ace for Sheriff in the County in
which Detroit is situated, and which re-
suited in the complete triumph of the dem
ocratic candidate. The Free Press speak
ing of the result says, that "they" (the
whigs) scan now see that panic election-
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20

WNR. " DEWOLF, having associated him.
~ self with j. d. WELMAN, M. d. in
the practice Of Medicine would say TO the
citizens Of RAvESs1 and vicinity, that they
hold themselves in readiness to attend,
promptly, 10 all calls with which they may
be favored in the practice Of
PHYSIC AND SURGERY
N. B.. DR. w. win pay particular atten>
tion 10 the Preservation Of the TEETH BY
CLEANSING, PIueoIse, &C., &c, June, 1887 g
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-20

M IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post
HA Officeat RaVenna, June Soth, 1887.
4 Edward T Griswold
John Adams IL
John Abel Samuel h Hurlburt
jeremiah Allen Patrick Hurlehey
B.. Mrs Mary Hall
Anthony Baird Patrick Hurlekey
James Bullock Rufus Herrick
Hezekiah Betevey Orson Higley
william w. Blair Mrs. Angelihe Ham.
lsriel Bissel mond
Philander Book
Evan Bowen bliss. Jannett judd
Mrs Jane Boles John Ii Jaquays
Miss. Mary Brown K
Albert Buckly James King
Celia EBarnard l.
WilliamBoyd, Esq. James Langston
Cornelius Brainard Patrick Leonard
Horace Burr Secretary Of Lodge
! Alexander BunliBg No l2
Moses Durdge M
Messrs. Robertson Dwight Mahew
Heaton Mr. Macyoy
John Rlackman james McElvay
Miss. Lestina b. Briggs Amer Moore
g William Maley
Alexander Clement Jonathan Minau'
! Hunter Crawford lheHas siorr'soh
Caleb j Carleton James Mcauown
SIsS coIl;ns Robert McElHaney
nncL mon claAin Rev. Wilder B Mack.
Josrph Coulton sirs. .. M
William Cutler Q Elizabeth McCungley
william Collier
Fred Carey Ira oitistesu
w. v. LangWothy -;
w;i,;on Carnahan Phineas Petts
Miss Lorana Curtlss "nhA'i, neah
Mrs T Curwin noalh Aoe
William Goats Deacon Poe s
Frankl;n n Cannon Mrs Aurelia II Peck
w Champion 1ohn ortcr
William Curry Dan.er T.yon
/ ID Joseph rsacocK
/ Joh, Dav;ea X
y nov;s Mrs Leuisa J Roberts
lanes Davis Jehn RelIemede
Mrs. Duncan Lewis L, hice
John Dranburgsn Ea.hroP Ketd
f samuel Smith
lTDwight Ellis Dennis smish
Capt Ash'y Z Ely ss,ansa Dast shrese s'sesh'eF
Mrs Harriet II Forker John Swlner
Benjamin or James william Sathworth
1 Forsyth geo. " ohoies
Mrs Bridget flannel Geo /" sanford
Asa Field
Abel Foshee Wiilam il,son
Nathan French Jonath n Thompson
C Philip T Trechumssel
uieroplyphics ID Wagborn
David George VINE We,ch
i David Greer George West
1 Iohn N. G4rhart Reed Wilbur, Jr
Jonathan Cots James Wilson
/ Ch.uncv Granrsr John Welch
4 Nvce Gearbart Joseph Willontt
\ . j. B. KING, p. M,
| pave.,o lime 3Oth. 1897. .G -
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FOR TOWNSHIP AND PooR PURPOSES.

The Treasurer or his Deputy, will sttend at
the places Of holding elections in the several
townships for the purpose of receiving taxes,
from o'cock A. M, until P. M, on the
cotI J.,xa o., ,yit
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Dieh. {

At North6eld, in this County, on the 4tl
int. Of consumption, Mr.. Zebina L lie, eyed
40 years.
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eering can avail them nothing"
In the city, Goodell, (dem.) AIS
Graves, (whig.) 2o5
Dem. majority, 252
County, Goodell, 352
Graves, l56
Dem. majority 29e
252
Total majority. 54s
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Treasurer's Notice.
wv HE following is the amountof Tax

charged on each hundred dollars
valuation of taxable property within the coun-
ty Of Portage, for the year 1857, viz;
Fer State and Canal purposes, 32i cts.
Jail purposes, cts.
" County purposes, 22A cts
" Road purposes. 20 cts:
" Bridge purposes, S cts.
" School purposes, 10 cts.