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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-22
~ Valuable Work.
Comn's Progressive Exercises
i'm Hook Keeping.

"Book Keeping is an art which no condition
in life can render useless, and rhich must
contribute 10 the advancement Of all lrho buy
or selLn-Dr. Johnson.
From WIN. Cobb. Of Warwick. Mass.
Mr.. G. in bis business Of a Merchant, Is
known as systematic and correct accountant.
His knowledge Of Book Keeping, is probably
excelled BY but few.1
SIN regard 10 Collins system Of Book Keep
ing, consider il valuable production, and
better suited 10 the wants Of the Country than
any other system have. ever examined. 1
consider IL Of the greatest importance that
Book Keeping should be systematically taught
in our Common Schools, and could this system
be introduced, II might be Of incalculable adj
vantage to the rising generation, but there is a
difficulty In the way--atraoge as II may seem,
there are not one in twenty, Of our teachers,
that have any knowledge Of the art. Il is time
something was done"
At a Stale Convention lately held at Utica
NY. for the purpose OF raising the standard OIL
education 10 the Common Schools, the Com.
mittee who reported upon the branches proper
TO be attended TO, made mention Of Boo.
Keeping AZ one Of primary Importance.
LrThis valuable work is for sale by
| J. STEEN, Bratlebcro
December 81, 1897. 2wis& leowl6
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-. CANApA.-.We have received |
.,;ns further from the Upper Province Of
nO'p%d We deem il necessary here 10 re-
Cana or full understanding Of the matter,
MARI no time were the reformers in full
lna l.s 80 of Toronto. They appeared. ii
P', ,,ne in considerable force in some pers
~, and the Governor and other officials,
Of !. H. some hundred volunteers, SC. retreat
WIZ WV. Inc market place. and stockade, cali
el s,r, as the most ienabc places. But
e gus The utmost that the movement Of the
'ni Eors amounted 10. There was Alto
IS' w. want OF concert and energy on the
ss'. of m, assailants. How the matter has
Pan Inflated. for the present, we shall doubt.
..",sorn this evening. II may be that the
I leIs have been dispersed; but our in
,',,;rsoce. thus far, by no means amounts to
,s,, Our latest advices left the parties
fighting
Mr. Mackenzie. land others on whose life
wire is se,) was a, BUFFALO. on the Iitb
rs, having made his escape through the
..r,l lines with grea, difficulty and hazard.
TIs Buffalo Com. Ad of the 18th. says
.ue was in disguise, and slept two nights
:, bovs,acks. Being clothed very poorly,
..J mounted on a good charger. he was
~" .u.s onnrehended as horse thief. He was
.su,ed bu, did not wish TO shoe, the sheriff:
=. n acertain his sentiments, he commenced
,.IL;oc notifies. The officer expressed him
..If warmly in favor Of MIR. Mckenzie. upon
~h;cb he ayowed himself, but was not able
;, convince him, until he showed him his
name marked on his linen, upon which he
was at once aided TO escape. 1t is said. that
hsfore he had got across the river, party Of
horsemen, in pursuit, appeared on the oppo-
site bank" fa
letter Just received by a gentleman in
his village from Giles Harrington, Esq. o.
Ahurpb. says that the report had just arri
yed Al Albnrgh that a battle had been fought
Al the Lake OF the. Two Mountains, anc
that the Patriots were completely success
dl From the circumstances known, thu
writer is satisfied that battle has beer
fought
From the fact that the regular troops WHIT
were on their way from ST Johns TO Missis
{ ouoi Bay were suddenly recalled before
,hey reached their place Of destination; an'
also from the fact that the northern mail wal
not allowed yesterday and today TO COM
into the States as usual. convinces us tina
the Patriots are making trouble north o
Montreal or in the Upper Province, and tha
the report Of their success either at the LAX
Of the Two Mountains or at Toronto is prob
ably true.
STILL LATER.-A gentleman from Stan
bridge l.. c. says ihati, is currently re
ported and believed there by the Royalis,s-
that The Radicals have defeated the Britis
at the Lake Of Two Mountains and kille
200 and taken 400 prisoners. We give IN
story as we get it, and can only say we thin
some such affair has doubtless taken place
~-.-.- ST.. Albans Messenger.
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secretary, and copy thereof be sent to
the two papers printed ut Bruuleboro. for
publication.
EEL . SAMUEL FISKE. Chairman.
SANFORD PLUMB. Secretary.
Halifax, Dec. 9TH. 1887.
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The Boston Courier announces that the Pro-
violence bank bills are received at the Suffolk
Bank in that city. aoiN M
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, s..
At the Probate Court holden at Wilmington
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Nov, A. ID. ISs7---Present,
Hon Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
AN Instrument, purporting to be the last
IA VIII and Testament of G. T. OR G. T.
PLUME, late Of Halifax in said district.
deceased, being presented to the court by Mil
ton Plumb, the Executor therein named, FOL
Probate: 1t is ordered by the court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear,
at the Probate Court for said district, TO be hold
en- at Fayetteville in said district, on the last
"Wednesday Of December next, to contest the
Probate Of said Instrument, or shew cause il
any they have, why the same should not be ap-
proved. And il is further ordered, that a copy
OF the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at Brattleboro, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
IA Attest, ASA KEYES, Prob. Reg'r.
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NOTICE.

AN sni Sgape,y Meeting will be held on
The last Monday evening ofthe present month,
al The Academy 10 West Braitleboro., Nee.
inc 10 commence at half past O'Clock. Ad-
dre.. by Rev. Mr. rFrwsrER' Pee Is
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PRORATE CnIrRrs

Probate Court for Marlboro District, at Bis
seips, Fayetteville, "Wednesday next.
Probate Court for the District of Wcstmin-
ster, at Charles s. Diekinson's, Rockingham,
"Wednesday next.
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Zen, ,,er0,,ce .VTeefimg.

TIE annual meeting Of the Guilford Tenn
perance Society will be held on the first day OF
January next, at the Town House, for the cleo
ton Of officers A general attendance is re-
quested. PHILIP MARTIN, Sec'y.
Cuilford, Dec. IS, 1887.
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IN O tice.

TIME Stockholders of the Hinsdale Bridge
IL aud Sixth New Hampshire Turnpike Cor
poration, are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the Inn of Col. Paul CHASE, in Brattle-
boro, on Monday, the first day Of January mex {,
at O'Clock, P. M, for the choice of officers
for the year ensuing: Also, 10 transact any 9TH
err business which may legally come before
said meeting.
BY order of the Pres't and Directors,
HENRY CLARK, Projectors Clerk.
Brattleboro, Dec. 9th, 1897. ID
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NOTICE.

rUvHE proprieters ofthe Bratileboro SOUTH
IL AQUEDUCT COMPANY, are Motif
ed and warned TO meet at the Inn of GEORGE
BUcnrE, on MONDAY, the first day of Janua-
'ry next, at six O'clock p. M, for the choice of
officers for the year ensuing: Also, to transact
any other business that may legally come be-
fore said meeting.
BY request OF the Proprictors.
HENRY CLARK, Clerk.
Brattleboro, Dec 30, 1887. l6
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TessspernMce Weetiasg.

THE Annual Meeting of the Windhan,
County Temperance Society will be holden at
Rockingham Genre, on Monday, the LIST day
Of January next, at IL o'clock, for the choice
of officers and the transaction OF such other
business as my be thought proper
An Address may be expected from the Rev.
S. ii. HoDoEs, Of Chester.
NIB. Temperance friends from distance
will find accommodation, without expense 10
themselves, by calling on 5. s. Billings, Doct,
Dow, or G. w. Pulspher. III full attend
ance is solicited. u,
Brattleboro Dec. 81, 1887. .e
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IN CWANCERY..

l1tNty r. Vfttuf = ftOtnnn nj II Az ttifH WV
kinson, and Francis Atkinson, n the bill
Charles Hartshorne, Lemuel which Is made
Blake and the Fulton Bank. returnable to
be holden at Newfane in and for the county OF
Windham, on the third Tuesday next after the
fourth Tuesday of January next, charges in
substance--thnt Charles Hartshorne Of Boston,
in The State Of Massachusetts,, on the first day
Of May, A. ID. 1885, executed 10 Lemue Blake
Of the same Boston, three several negotiable
notes Of that date for six hundred dollars, each
with annual interest, and payable the one in
two, another in three, and the other in four
years therefrom; that said Blake negotiated and
Endorsed said notes TO Henry f. Green Of Rock
inghsm, in the county of Windham; that to
secure the payment of said notes, said Harris
horne pledged TO said Green as collateral secu-
rity, twelve shares Numbered from 40 10 co
Inclusive) in the capital stock of the Bellows
Falls Canal Company, the same heing personal
Iproperty-that said Green in taking said notes
and pledge, acted solely as Attorney and trus-
tee of Thomas Atkinson and Frances Atkinson
Of London, in the Kingdom Of Great Britain;
that after the making Of the pledge aforesaid,
the snd Hartshorne transferred bis interest in
said shares, TO the Cashier Of the Fulton Bank
in Boston, for said Bank; that the principal OF
one Of said notes has fallen due, together with
the interest accruing since the first day Of MAY,
1886, and remains unpaid, and that said pledge
Of stock is wholly unredeemed, and praying
that said shares may be sold discharged Of tho
right Of redemption, and the proceeds thereof
applied in the first ms ance towards the pay
nient Of said notes, and for further relief
| Signed by Henry r. Green for himself, and
as Attorney for said Thomas & Francis Akin
son.
Rockingham, Dec. 1, 1887.
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Rockingham, Dec. 1, 1887.

sr,rr OF vrRmoxr 1T appearing that
~'"dndm' o. named, reside wiihous
the reach ofordinary process; it is ordered that
they be notified Of the tendency Of the plain
tiff's bill, by publication in the Vermont Pho
nix, newspaper printed a; Braiileboro, three
weeks snccessivey, the last OF which shall DO
not less than four weeks from the session of the
court above stated, which shall be sufficient no
tice TO said defendants to appear and answer to
said bill ars
CHAS. X. WILLIAMS, Chancellor.
Dated at Rutland, this thirteenth day Of DEE
cember, 1887 is
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N otice.

A LII persons wishing TO purchase Tickets to
IN cross the Connecticut Riper Bridge the
year ensuing, are requested to call on CHARLES
CH.ris, Treasurer Of the Corporation, on SAT-
URDAY, the S0th Of Dec. instant, at the Inn
Of Col. Paul Chase, where he will attend to the
issuing OF the same.
BY order Of the Treasurer,
HENRY CLARK, Clerk.
Brattlehoro, Dec. 9th, 1897. ID
r7- AL persons are particularly requested
to call on that day. II. G.
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ALL persons indebted to the late frm OF
TUELL & KiTTREDGE are requested TO
make immediate payment to r. KIrTnrpcr,
WHO'S authorised 10 settle the same for Wins
low Tuell, who is the owner of oil demands
contracted with Rila Kiuredge aud Tuell g.
Kiuredge. WINSLOW TUELL.
Dec. l6, 1887. l6
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vVyHE subscriber having sold TO his SON ED
IL MUND his time ill he is twenty -one
years of age, hereby gives notice that said Ed
inund is at liberty TO make all contracts for him
self and he will cai n none OF his wages nor
pay any debts of bis contrscling afierihis date
EDMUND RHOADES.
Windham, Dec. l6, 1887. 10
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STATE OF vERMoSr,} 1T appearing thzs
Windham, IS. the defendants above
named, reside without the reach Of ordinary
the tendency of the plaintiffs bill, by publica-
ton in the Vermont Phoenix, newspaper print
ed at Brattleboro, three weeks successfully,
the last of which shall be not less than four
weeks from the session Of the court above
stated, which shall be sufficient notice to said
defendants to appear and answer to said BILL
CHkS. X. WILLIAMS, Chancellor.
Dated at Rutland, this thirteenth day Of
December ADJ 1887, 81
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IN CWANCERY,


the Term to be holden at Newfane, in and for
next after the fourth Tuesday Of January next.
charges in substance-that Marcus Whiting.
late Of Boston, in the State Of Massachusetts,.
on the first day Of May, AID. 1885, executed
TO Lemuel Blake Of the same Boston, three
several negotiable notes of that date, with an.
nnal interest, for six hundred dollars each.
payable the one in two years, another in three
years, and the other in four years from said
date; that said Blake negotiated and Endorsed
said notes to Henry +. Green Of Rockingham.
in The County Of Windham; that TO secure tho
payment Of said notes, said Whiting pledged
to said Green as collateral security, twelve
shares in the capital stock Of the Bellows Falls
Canal Company, Numbered from SIS TO sc in
clusive) the same being personal property;
that said Green in taking said notes and pledge,
acted solely as Attorney and Trustee Of Thorn
as Atkinson and Francis Atkinson Of London,
in the Kingdom Of Great Britain; that after
the making Of the pledge aforesaid, the said
! Whiting transferred his interest in said shares
to George r. Cook OF said Boston,; that tho
principal Of one Of said notes has fallen due to-
gether with the interest accruing from the first
day of MAY, 1886, and remains unpaid, and
that said pledge Of stock is wholly unredeemed.
and praying that said shares may be sold dis
charged Of the right Of redemption, and the
proceeds thereof applied in the first place to-
wards the payment of said notes, and for fur
lther relief. 81. ~
Signed by Henry r. Green for himself, and
as Attorney for said Thomas and Francis At
kinson.
Rockingham, Dec. /. 1887.
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RUSSELL s. CO.'S

A X 4 S-a superior article--for sale by
IN Dec. 7. BIRGE & DICKINSON.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the copartnernership
j. heretofore existing between WlNSLOW
TUELL and RlLA KITTREDGE is this
day dissolved, by mutual agreement.
t WINSLOW TUELL.
~ RlLA KITTREDGE.
Brsiileboro, Dec. 10, 1897.
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IT. CEANCERY.

LgsiYs z, Locke william p, TN this case s's
Albert aa Ss sgpso S'hf SbsSe ~bs SD naSs
Shaw jr. & Stephen J. Mellish. returnable to
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Windham County, IS. Abiaiher shaw, Jr.
two Of the above named defendants, reside
without the reach of ordinary process; II is or
dered that they be notified Of the pendency of
the compliments bill, by publication in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattieboro in
said county of Windham, three weeks success
lively, the last Of which publications to be at
least four weeks previous to the session Of the
court above stated, which shall be sufficient
notice to said defendants to appear and answer
to said bill Of complaint.
Given under my hand al Woodstock, this
twelfth day Of December, 1887.
(Ie) J. COLLAMER, Chancellor.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-03
Appraisers Return.

MDY virtue of an order to US Directed
LID by George Lille, Justice of the
Peace Of Mortified Township in Portage
County, We the undersigned do certify,
that we have viewed and appaised GER.
taio Stray mare taken up by Geo. Wal
lace, Esq. of said Township and find the
same to be Soirel mare, with white
strip in the face, about fourteen hands
high, supposed to be thirteen years old.
and we do appraise said mare at Forty
Dollars.
ROBERT GUY.
MILTON ANTHUR, APPRAISERS
Sworn to. and subscribed before me the
24'h day of July A. y. 1887.
GEO. LILLE, Justice OF the Peace.
n herby certify the
above TO be true
State of Ohio copy ofthe apprais-
Portage County. IS. ment as re.urnd 10
me by the above
named appraisers.
GEO. LILLE. Justice of the Peace.
July 24h. 1887. *lS-tf
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-03

He will also attend at his Office in Ravenna,
during the months Of DC ober and November,
to receive taxes of all who may wish to pay
them there.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
TREAsUnEn's OFFICE, Portage County,2
Ravenna, July Sd, 1887.
N. b. Notes on all solvent Ohio Banks taken
for taxes: no notes on for ign banks taken but
at The discretion of The Treasurer.
The Treasurer would again respe ctfully sng-
gest to those who have the means, whether it
would not be mutual accommodation to
themselves and Treasurer, should they EN-.
brace an ca rlier opportunity to pay their taxes,
and prevent the confusion consequent upon
crowdng SO great an amount of business into
few of the last days of receiving taxes.
Persons will please to come furnished with
CHANGE as it will be impossible for the
Treasurer 10 be provided, at all times, if the
present scarcity continues.
6w:l1 r. WILL tMS'
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EgE.9D QU.HEe Teas.

'ENBE Commissioned and Staff Officers Of
Il the lst brigade goth Division, Ohio Mill.
tia are hereby, notified and ordered to parade
on the Public So iare in Ravenna on the 39th
and Slst days Of August next. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. of said days. Armed and eq,lipt to
10 Military duty as the Law directs. Camp
duty will be performed on the night of the
50th the officers will therefore pruvide them.
selves with tents ard other camp equirage
suitable for that purpose Colonels will pre-
pare complete rank Rolls of their respective
Regiments and return copy Of them for the
Brigadier General previous to the muster in
order TO enable him to make an ap2ortion
ment and dis ribution of the Military Laws of
the last Session of the Legislature Of Oh o.
BY order of Brig Gea. S. d. HARRIS.
J c. sINGLETARY, Jr. Brig. Maj. & Insp'l.
Ravenna July 18 1887.
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N r. w GOODS.

H.HRENCH, English, and American Fancy
M and Stap'c Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Cr,ckery, Class, Nails, nteel, Pants,
Dye"Stnfs, &c. sc.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store of 2, Kent, in Ravenna
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
aud SUMNER GOODS, of all kinhs,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
Rsvenna, and vicinity. with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
rs CHEAP, as they can be bought from tie
s!ocks Of The EARLY, and QUICK ARR
V-dLLS, IF mol cheaper,) The Sapings Of the
owners TO the cjntrary, notwithstanding.
June 2, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
NIB. We have On hand few OLD
GOODS, which we will sell at COST, as
usual B. &. p.
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The Buffalo papers announce the sim
ultaneous arrivals in that city, on Satur~
). day week, of the Mapagerie of Nessrs.
Macomber, Welch & Co., the Boston
Brass Band, and the Hon. Daniel Web
ster. Quite rare collection Of Shows.
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PRO pos A IS
FOR PUBLISHING at RAVEN.N.A,
PORTAGE COUNTY. OHIO,
A S.mi-M,athly Agricu Aural Paper
TO DE ENTITLED
The Western Agriculturist.
AND f.4RMERS
8ND MECH9 VJC'S REGTSTEP
And F.ARMERS

THNIIE Subscriber, believing that the Farm.
~ ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pa.
per. proposes publishing, at Ravenna. Portage
county, a paper devoted exclusively 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 Unnn, 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 pas
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than t,oenfg>eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGRIcULTUR1sr will be strictly neutral
in politics and relgion-it will contain cors
rect statement of the markets, and give that
information most useful to the interest of
TURNER'S.
The great improvements which are now oc-
cupyng 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 O! the earliest informa-
ton 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 ac-
quaintel with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and We shall give our attention
.on the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
to these interesting objects
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if a sufficient number Of subscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it,
EDWIN r. SEL3Y,
Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
Il II Es Nj 8,
This paper will be printed @nsi>R;oathiy.
on cool type and fine paper. N a suitable TORN
for binding, with title page and index to esch
voume, at the close of the year, for one dsLiar
per annum, is aaoance, payable OF delivery
of the first Rumber0
STRAYEp or STOLEN, form the enclosure
~ Of Geo. Tiffany, in the township of Slow
on the 23d June, a three years old horse colt,
dark bay, black name. legs and tail; natural
trotter. and had small cord around his neck
when he left. Whoever will return said colt
to the subscriber in Franklin, or give informs
ation TO IN where he may be found shall be
literally rewarded. STEPHEN CORBETT.
Franklin, july I, 1887,
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MisifSd, toIS ee see.

FETIlE commissioned and Staff Officers Of
IA the lst Reg't lst Brig. Goth Division OF
the Militia Of OHIO are ordered to parade on
the Public Square, ,in Ravenna,on the Soth and
3lst days of August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
armed and equipped as the Law directs for
Office Muster.
Each person is also required to come pre-
pared to do camp duty-as the Law directs
Attest l.. V. BIERCE, Col.
E. r. sELBY, AGt
July 26, 1887. 4W12.
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Tar sr.r. a. oH,o In the Supreme coure
pnn,.,.a ~. r.a,,n,,, Vacation after Augus
f0r'ase eou"'y' 3d. Term A. d. 1885
Caroline u: Bates,1
VS.. SPeti'ion for Divorce,
Henry d Bates.
VHNHE said Henry d Bates, will take notice
J. that the said Caroline n. Bates, his wife,
has filed her Petition in the Office of the Clerk
OF said Corrt, on this 18th day of May, A. D
1857, praying for a Divorce. and has assignea
for cause, habitual druukness for more than
three Years, and wiiul absence for more than
three years.
Further proceedings will be had at Term
of the said Court, to be held at Ravenna ON
the fourth day Of September next, at which
SINE said Henry b. Bates may appear, and
show cause, ifany he have, why the prayer Of
said Petitioner should not be granted.
l. V.BEKcE. Sdr.
May IS. 1857. 2m GEO. KIRKUM, Crk.
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Please take Notice!

'eSTRAYED from the enclosure of the
~ subscriber on or about the 20lh of
July last, a dark red yearling Steer, also
light red one Of the same age. No
MARKS on either of them. Whoever will
take up said Steers, and give information
to the owner. shall be Literally reward-
ed. ]. F. BARKER.
Rayema Aug. 8, 1887. 1s-tf