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.AIaTlcR IN. cuANeERY-G,au Is. sI.l,r

N0IlcE hsCNANfkRfs@Georg W<tlnler
IN aud Lemuel j. Siaier, hoa resident doiond-
anis, are hereby notified, that on tho Esd day Of
Jane, AID. 1853, Cbarlss CameFog aAdl NshAla
4. Cameron, of Ashland county, in the State o.
Ohio, fled in the court of eoInmon pleas Of ths
said county Of Ashland, a bill in chancsfy agalAst
the suid George W. slater, Lemuel ,. Eiatef, Jass 2
u. Slater, Nelson. Slater, William p, Slater, le.ss
seph W. Slater, Eliza Luthers, James Brink erkuf,
| abel A.. BrinkerhaF, Conrad Wmegandner On. Re-
becca A. Wihegardner, William Wmegardnsf,.
Zachary T. Winegardter, Mary Ann Sat 7, Hem
ry Winbigles, James Slater, James A. Slater,
James II. Slater, james Ca nseron, the Object aud
prayer OF which bill Is 20 contest The validity sfa :
ceIiaia paper Whiting. e&eeuted June i2,AfD,if
1863, pretended TO be the last will and Testament
Of james Slater. late Of said Ashland county, DE- q
erased, that an issRe, at law may be- made Up, 70.
Try the validity o. said pretehded will, that SAID
pretended win may be declared ntlls and void, ~
and the estate Of the said James Slater 10 ,distr
buted among his heirs sccording 10 law. And The
satd above named defendants ar0 i%uftler notified !
that unless they appear and plead, answer or de-
mur, TO slid bill within sixty days after The next
tenn of said court, the said eonplainants, at the, Z,
term next AFTER the expiration Of said sixty daya,
will ask the court 10 tdke the matters ~ said bjI
as confessed, and decree thereon accOTdinQiy,
CHARLES CAMEEjN, y
MA r. MAllALA A. CAMERON, asB
Dated June y, 1893. .s,.s 6N6t
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II EDWARD SHEFFIELD, ESQ., late
Clerk Of the Ohio House of Represents
,ives, has been nominated by the sterling
Democracy of little Henry as candidate
for County Auditor. An excellent nomi.
nation, and one tina, will be confirmed by
The People Of Henry in October next by
D towering majority.
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Cattle Market.

4., NEW lOhk, Aug. z.
AbGt, $500 beef callle have been in
market during the week, Ill from the South
and West. Prices are steady a, 8 to 0ic
per To-, net weighl-500 remaining over
unsold ll5 cows sold at $3.50 to S45
cash 5000 sheep and lambs were offered
aud 500 remained unsukl, Sheep ranged
from So IN $3.50 aud n few extra at S., so
10. So. aud lambs Sl,i0 10 $3.50. Calves
sold al $3.50 to $3.50.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
FATE

ON the 9Th day Of August merit, between the
~ hours of ten o'eloek, A. NJ, and fodro'clsck, J
p. VI, OF said day ON the premises, will be sold
TO the highest bidder, the andivided ky6.sixths III
the following real estate, Situate in the eoanty ef
Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit ; iH rroy town
ship, in said county, it being part Of bt number
seventeen, IN tract number three, in Range nine.
teen, in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the
said State Of Ohio, and bouhdcd suhag M The }
tract line, ' est on the land Of Reuben Stnah,
north on land heretoforo sold to John G Clak.
and east on land of Alfred Frisbie, and is sup
posed TO contain fifty acres, including part OF q
road on tho south line--eaceptihg out ofthe pre-.
mIses aforesaid seventeen aud one half acres oG
she north side Of said premises heretofore sold
and conveyed to Charles Naylor; also, excepting
out Of said premises the interest Of school distract
Number three, in sid Troy township in abnut
our rods square. leaving ,Iirty.iws and one half
ACRES, IN re OF lesss
Terms Of SHE ohe-tl,ird Cash ID hand, ono.
third in one year; aud she roInaiHikS one third in
two ye IRIS, with interest from the DAY Of sSdo, and
secured by a mortgage on sid p%tenisrss ~ isi r0
.u .f. ALFRED FRlSBiE,
Guardian Of Richard Fnsbie, George A. FfisbiS.
Francis y Frisbio, Charles /. frlsbi0 aud Eds
ward g. piishic.
FULTON & MccoN1Bs, At ys for Pepi. 81
July 26, 1858. 2 syai COZ Yea 6wlO D
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Married,

In Wooster, on the morning Of the 4th inst, by the
Rev, Jesse Durbin, Mr.. JOHN Il. EMERSON, printer,
Of Ashland. and Miss ISABELLA l.. FAWs, Of Woes
ter.
III Thanks for that superb Cake. Our friends have
the especial good wishes Of printers, as well as the
crest Of mankind"
On the 3lst ult., at Armentrouts Hotel. Haysville,
by Rev. X. d. Emerson, Mr.. JOHN D. HETJlNGBR;
to Miss ELIZA KoSHT. both Of Montgomery town
ship, Ashland county.
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IYr We have abou. come 10 the conclu-
sion to publish no more communications
upon the suhjec, Of temperance, except
such as m~isrepresent and abuse us, after
the manner Of our correspondent on fourth
page. These dog days appear to have a
bad effect upon some peoples temper.
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NOTICE.
RnTTER STnREI

ClSli viii 10 paid for BUTTER atthe butter
~ stare tuder the Sampsel House. JPrCSeht
price for extra choice quality, y cents por lh.-
Suitable Salt for Dairy purposes viii be furnished
at cost. Farmers will find II for thcit interest 10
make good luper, and win be paid a price nc.
cordiug to quality. Please dalirer in the cool %
tho day. c. y. H0TCllHlSS.
Ashi md. Juno %. 1852.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Arsnst2.
Preston, Wing for Congress, in this
city has $500. Breckenridge is elected
by a handsome majority.
From other districts We have only a few
returns.
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SuERlFF"S SALE,

Brothers & cotjl p, ,,t,.., r..A
VI. h'"""u OoN"on
tlexander Rrh1n. red' H col
DURSUANr to tho cOmmand Of an alias veudi
L Issued in the ahuvo case. from lie Codit IL
cannon Pleas of Ashland COUNTY, ans SAFE IL
Ihio, 10 me directed, | will expose 10 pnblie sale.
1t the door orthe Court House is said eodnty,
On Monday, The 29M dhy Of Aiigast.
\ D., 1853, between tho hours Of ten p'slotk "a.
W., ard fur %s'clocs, P M, Of said day, The fsIlow-
ng desc lbcd real 6.tafe. stnate aud be'aF il the
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, tn WITT
'eIng lois number twrpty-ihrer t23l ADD twenty
nar t2H in the town Of AshTahd in said Goun,y of
ashland. Terms ofsalc :; Cash. ..
July 81, 1883. 6wle.prS l,
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T., A N,

wv HOLESALE dealer in So'it, Water Lime
w Lake Fish Of all kinds, IehIgh and
BIacksmith's Coal, Water Lime, &c. sc.
no CASH PAID FOR WHEAT, CONN, OATS.
&c, at all times. Grain stored on favorable
terms. Advances made in cash when desired.
June 90. 1853. 4m6t
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NOW LANDING;

EO0 BBLS. SAT-, this mme manufacture
wv 5000 bags Dairy Salt,in II or 20 pound
sacks;
300 bills. Lrle Fish, White Tish, Trout, PicL.
crel, Herdng, Bass, Bay Fish,
100 tons Blasksmith's Coal
200 bbts. Water Lime.
THos. H%A,iiLToN.
Milan, june IS, 1853. amt.
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A gentleman, it is announced, " rs one
who promptly pays for his newspaper"
What truth aud simplicity ! How brief,
vet BIO " complelcl
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: =
NEw SAhGOET-

II %BACHERER, at the old stand %fnrmerly
u. occupied by Michael Miller, above The
McNulty house. keeps constantly "a hand every
variety Of good things, creep, into$i eating drinks.
which can be desired by any one fond of good
living. June 80, 1853. f. I..... CIR
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NoTtCBE-rhorn will be presented to the commits
IN sioncrs Of Ashland county al their regular Sep,
temher session, a %potitihn for a view aud survey NJ a
road to IN the cast line of setilan 10, on
the county line, where the road from Stevenson
Chatlcs' min to hshiatd crosses the cdnnty lhne. aMd
10 continue nprth with the oanniy line, until " Inter
seCts the road lea ling from Oliveshurg To lnudlnyills
EuiI0-aH1 MANY PkrtTlONkRsu
Milton, IulJ IS, isSar srs.. uI t-, twll9rrr
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Receipts on Subscription:

ron THE WEEK ENDING August 0, 1853.
0-Thomas Smurr,...,...".......Ss,0O
e. William Kendall, ..............4 $50
81 d ard ,........''''....'''... 80
G-Wm d Porter, Esq........,.....lF0
"-J Grail ,.....,..................4,O0
S-SamSel Rowland, .............. 90
"-John Stolcr,. 90
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BOOTS AS is BOOTS

TSSl TINE undersigned having resolved TO
wv l. hereafter go Il on his own individual
~ 'cA, would say to his friends that he has
purch, sel of Joha ?, SwinoCord his stock aud
rented his Shop on Nun street, opposite Ilgor's
Saddlery shop, where I've W l b. prepared To- do
as good aud fine work us any cstahli ,hmont in the
couniy can produce, e. A. HUMks.
Ashland, August ), 1888. iur
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Aug @.

FLoUR-The market was doll and quiet
today. No disposition is evineed TO ope-
rate. Receipts continue light and the stock
is limited. The sales were about 300 bbls
in lots at S4,sla4,s7 for choice aad Trea1
ground Ohio and Michigan.
GRAIN-Ihe market waseiI
holders firm. Sales 600
at $l,l6. 49,.
WHIsKEY firm with small sales slg4c.
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NEW Drug sToREi
RoLIA II. CHUBB 4 CO., s'
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
wodoors east OF tho Bank. and opposite iAs hmpl,

kOLlSN ". CHUBB d CO., e'N
Wholesale and Retail Drurgists, u
east Of the Bank, and opposite tAs Empire
ASh1a1ad, Ohho, o. oi
A RE receiving and Nil oonsiSatly keep %
IN hand M extensive asso rtment Of
drugs, Medicines, CLeml.l Fine Soar. Fausr lahsfh
calls, Putty, Paints, oils, Sth bottles, TfffST
nainlshes, Dycstuas, and C0pks, Stationary. and
,olofa. School Bucks, Conts.
ulAss Ware, Tut Glsri ~tionafles, Epices ana
ank Fancy articles, % 4 GrocereA
GIoho and Wall Ramps, Pure Wines. srIriti aak
sMi.g. andSiSnd Lamp. Liquors, FIR MtdissIpars
bottles, Vials sad Apo,h. poses, uuly,
eoary shop R%drniturc. lcRart. Fine rat, GheviuR
Paint aud vRniSh, Brush. aud smoking Tobacco.
es, Whit ash aud Shocl Snuns, Lemons and Or.
liushts' Tooth, HRtrI GneeA, snrsical I1a,fu.
and rloth Brushes. Es ments. Huspens ETitasir
seutiA oils, FsItumory.I aud tlkinds IN popalsp
Psicut Medicines. l'uifTT
Our good are warranted 10 be fresb pure and
genuine, aud were purchased Of tho lowss Ct ratea
Tor roaly cash, and will 10 sold at Cleveland ~.
COS Physicians, Apotheeatics, Merhanlsn "a
Artists Nho use our Rrheies IN large ananll6ss.
will no furnished At wholesale hfites, asd wAI
lind It to Ger Adtantase 10 pure hse 81 We, rather
than send 10 ClevklG. or slsew hero. lAa word.
all our goods shall 10 Of an h priaeaan qsartv
as 10 make il lor TO interest Of every purehassrtp
p%atynuike US. Calf pud eee. r ~ VIA
Ashlond, June 4, 1853. asst r. Vgd 1tfnfaa
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tsichlaud papers please copy.

BEpFoRD SpRiNGs.-The whole Of that
valuable property has been disposed OF by
tIe recent proprietor, Mr.. Anderson to n
company Of gcullemsu, for the sam Of
.Sl6J,090,
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NOTlCE.-At my instance all Attachment was this
~ day issued BY ]. A. McClusky, a Justice Of the
peace Of Montgomery township. Ashland county Ohio
against the property aud-elcCts T David F. Young
aud John Nichols, mOn.rCsidents OF said county.
wherein Sanford Perk is plaintiff aud the. said David
Y. Yong aud John. Nichols arc defendants. Sum
claimed due, eishty.hve dollars and costs.
SANFORD PECK.
by A. PORTER, Agent.
Ashland, July 20, 1853. 3wIO
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Ashland Com. Pleas.

". Ashland Com. Pleas.
Aquilla Carr, Daft.) -
THNHE deIendlnt wiJ1tfke notice that the Plain.
l. til, on the 18th daj ofJu.y, A D., 1853, flied
IN the Clerks office ofsatd Court 4 petition (ssd
the same is now pending y the ojogt and ptaysf
'fwh'e oh is tU ob'aiR u judgment on a certain
rotc given by defendant and II I Carr 10 L n
Sperry. Said note is dated M,rch 26, ls52-due
linc months after date, and calls for the sum or
hrcn hundred and seve"ty-fve doll,rs /; said notg
va a signed to plaintiff by said C. II Sperry on
he ga day Of July, 1853, and that upon 6lng
said petition, plaintiff caused an order Of $
mcnt to be issued against the lands, tenemen,a,
FOODS, chat es, rishts, credits, NC, Of said 90
cndant, situate Ia said eoRnty. M
Defendant is further notified, that unless no ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto, of or
jeiOre the 10th day of September next, such lur-
ther proceedings will he had as arc authorized by
Nv. JOHNSON, KENNY 4 PORTER, (
Atty's for y C selby.
July 81, 1853. CIVIC
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i0ErJTISTRv.
RESERVE YOUR TEETH

ESszA TYR. W. NJ. RUMRiLL, Sargoor
TffSasAA ~ and Mechanical Dentist. OF
NIH1yGCe, on Main street, directly east oi
the Franklin House, in the Brick bw lding, ~
stairs, where everything in the line OF Dentistry
will be done according to the latest and hest style.
aud of the host material. SGtislhe ton given in
all cases, and charges Reasonable. 80 Ladies
can be waited upon stthelr residence, If required
or any OF the above WORT. July 90, $685.
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Linus s. Evcrctt)
vs.. Petition ftr Divorce.

Linus s. Evorctt)
VS.. Petition far Divorce.
Polly Everett.
nEFENDANT will take notice tina, on the a7,h
IL day OF June, A. D., 1853, plaintiff Fled his
%Ietltinn for divorce in the cnurt of Common Pleas
Of Ashland county, 0hiI. Canse, wilna absence.
md gross neglect of dIny. ThS bfsyer Of said
petitioner is. that the marriage contact existing
'etwecn the SAID PeotfoHer rnd sid Polly ErsiS
att may he foreysr dissolved. and both pa.,is.
reed from the obligations OF TIE same. The said
Polly Everett is further %uoufed, that, unless she
shaft appear, plead, answer or dcmur to said pstt-
uoa, petitioner will, at the next term Of said
cnnrt, ask fhs Il decree aecordins To- tile prayer of
'aid petition,
JOHNSON, KENNY L PORTER.
6N6 --- Aliy's Tor Petitiaaak. Il
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Balance 81 0 50 0
A Schedule shOwing the Records Of the
Farm.
Wheat raised during past year, $40 bushels;
Oats, 2fS bushels; Corn taot knownO Potatoes,
$50 bushels; White beans, | bushel Turnops,
Squash's, Cucumbers, BeetS and the like, precise
amount not known,
Stock on Farm and present Crop.
HoTses 2i Cows 4 {; young Cattle 81 Sheep 70
head I Hogs ~ head; Sheep on the shaies, iHCln
ding Lambs, 100 head. There are % acres OF
wheat in the ground; 5do OF Rye; s do Of Oats;
II do ofCorn /; 3 do Of Potatoes and BrUa nj Corn;
II do Of Meadow. ....
Formihs Utensils.
Plows 3; IIarrows u Cultiyators 2; Wagons |;
Sleds |; Plow gcers | set, double ; Hay Forks 3
Shove 81 Spades 2; Axes 8 ; Mattocks 7 Mill
bags 7; Hoes 4.
articles made in House and on farm.
Rails'and stakes made Tor farm and laid up in
fcnce by Mr. Mooie and The paupers, about 100
Rails made and used by former Steward, no means
OF ascertaining the number. All the necessary
articles Of clothing Tor the Infrmary were made
by the Matron, Mrs Moore, and the paupors, du
ring the past year.
Furniture ofMe Lqfrmary.
Stoves o; Stands l5j b dsteads %; ehaiFs 81
Tables 81 Bureaus /; Clocks 2; Bed Comforts ~
minus 3 since former report; Sheets 81, minus
since lormer report; Blankets 3; Straw beds ant
ticks II, minus y since lormer report; Bots en-
IA, minus 0 since former report. Bed Valance
Is, minus A since former report.
PauperS admitted during The past year
The number OF paupcrs admitted Into tue In
Urinary daring the past car is 2l-Males VI, Fc
males o. The present number Of Papers IN tn
Infrmary is 2I-Malcs Is, Females II. Th'i
agrs range from 5 to % years. The lumber u
deaths dsrina the past year in the lnhrmary IS
The health Of the inmates Of the lnlliHary at pre-
sent is good.
The foregoing report is incomplete in man
particulars, owing to the careless manner in who
the former Superintendent kept his books, "hicI
must cxtenuate its imperfections Leforc a gaze
rous public, so far as the present Directors at
concerned. June Q, 1883.
EDWARD MOORE,
Superintendent Ash. Co. Iufrmary.
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We, the Directors of the Infrmary Of Ashland
county, Ohio, do hereby certify thai The
foregoing statcmen. contains, as near as could
he ascerIaincd, q just and correct exhibit eff the
affairs Of the Inlnnary during The period above
stated. Given under our hands thii Ah day oil
June, A D, 1858.
d. BRYTE.
MILLER, Inf. Directors;
B0TD0RF,
Published by order Of the County Commission.
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AIN maxr1rRrT

Of The Receipts. Expenditures and con.
diiOn Of The ashland County Lefrm'
nry, from June }, 1852, 10 June !,
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DEsr \ oRsE MEDICINES IA v Nusuii
- Slo1n's iior,c Med, me,, ca ali 0 iPoN.
dors aud Ointment, fot sale byhit ~ .tanl
! afu sSiufmti} RalL IluBD hcass8
~ a pi,ra. Aas o. Ashland, ph'qs
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4 MEXICAN uHt0N LIFE INSURANCE.
N COMPANY. --oGice ID East rourtl.atteet.
incinnati, hio.-lncorporaled by tho aiote a 2
'hio. Chnrscr perpetual. Authorised Capihi, x
3luO,OOpia and \ large accumulated fund.
This Company will lAsure lives on either tho
stock ~ Mutual plan. Persons infnriAe in the
Mutual Department can secure one half Of the
premium by giving a p. emium note. Those insa. d
ring in the Stock Department eau psy their pre-
NUNS annually, somi.andudlfy, 81 e1aftcfy.A
The rates are as low as those charged by &ost
Companies. r..l No. IU,gr
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mo North, NO South, no East, No West, under n
Consultation, but a sacred maiAtainaRee Of ths common
Ond, and trae dsVoti0a to the common 0rOtherAOod'"-
PIERcE.
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ORIENT tSD nIEreraRs r1rY min.
MERCK IS. DEAN, President

DIRECTORS. ' !
Merck d. pe'n, ChArlssh Glasief,
Jesse Gllrelson, NJ. D., L, HEnkeuson, ,so,r
George :. bennett, George W. Graham.
ylsfTrSn AND ~FxANINiso PdYsteisss.
R. D. Mussey, ND, W, n. Mussey, IL. D ;,7a'li
RS. Newton. Md, Jesse Garretson, N. ~ M
N. B.-Respcnsible persons (PbysieisnA sad
others may obtain Abe Agency OF this Company
f"r their neighbor'm6d, ahd be. suSrfird erstis
with !ts publications for cirssluiibn W addressing
the SeOTetary. ..u. All ,ofrw f',t
The fullest information ID islaiioh to the sub
icct OF Life Insurance viii Be tSssIy impaired 10
applicants At this Office. ..iEf 'sf' VliI
GEO, II. pIRRBRj Agent, Ashland. !
June 10, lS53-ly4.
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Sale of Valuable Town Property
OFFICE FRANKLIN & wARREy n, PyCo. I

OFFICE FRANKLIN & WARREN n. R,Co..l
FRANSLiS, June u, lsIa.
Ca gS A5lA rS meeting Of the n,,cslor.
Railroad o., tRis DAY held. the following assessments
upon the Capital Stock OF said Company were made,
viz: Ten pr cent. payable July |, 1882, and an assess
ment nf ten per ccni. at the eud Of each succeeding
sixty days, until the whole amount Il paid.
JOEL. W TYLER, Secretary.
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BOOK BINDERY.

DUUN BINUEKT
TUE subscriber has opened a Bindcry in con-
4 %ncction with his Book Store, where Maya
zines, p lmplhets, Sc, will he bound in the best
style, and at as cheap a rite as at any town in he
county. Old Books rebound on short notice =
work warranted; please give us a call.
- W. II. II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 90, 1853. 3m6
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Obe Alnrkrts.
Ashland PRICES CnPHENT.

. oRRfoTtD EV-NT wEtTlsp1IHoRsi
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE FAIR.

We find in the last New Hampshire Patriot a list
of premiums awarded at the late Fan N that State.
Premiums, diplomas and medals were awarded, the
h;nhost premium being $50 for ten Jokes of County
cto.bro oxen. The best Devon Bull took $12-
a. host be;sr s8-the best stallion S2o-the best
.ao+ohed horses $1o-the best buck SO, &c. The
a-t;oles were as folowss Deyons, Durhams, Ayre-
sbires Native or Mixed brood Mares stations, colts
sheep, swine poultry of all kinds, farming imple-
ments, bread butter, cheese, sugar and honey do
nestle manufactures, corporation manufactures, mil
Inorv family needle work, silver ware and cutlery,
machinery, carriages, stoves, copper and tin ware
and backsmithing, boots shoes and leather cooPers
work and wooden ware, harnesses, furniture paper
printing binding, vegetables, fruit farm buildings
bridges, new Inventions dentistry, daguerreotypes'
and miscellaneous. Premiums of So and 80 were
awarded for best patching and darning. All right
The New Hampshire folks are much more economl-
ral than their Southern brethren. Better be darn
ed" then go in debt for new pair.
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nEp0sTTION OF BISHOP IVES.

Bishop Ives, late of the Diocese of North Carolina,
was ON Friday afternoon last formally deposed by the
House of Bishops and Delegates assembled in the
CITY of New York The sentence of deposition was
pronounced by the presiding Bishop, Brownell of
Connecticut the remaining Bishops standing around
during the ceremony. The following is the sentence:
Re If therefore known, that on this 18th day of
October, in the year of our Lord, 1853, ], Thomas
Church Browneil, D. L., LII. D. by Divine permits
sion Bishop of the Diocese of Connecticut and pre-
siding Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States with the consent of majority of
the members of the House of Bishops, hereinafter
enumerated And in the terms of the canon in such
case made and provided, do pronounce the said Levi
Sman Ives d. d. ipso tact0 deposed, to all intents
and purposes, from the office of Bishop in the
Church of God, and from all the rights privileges,
powers and dignities thereunto pertaining.
In the name of the Father and of the Son, and of
the Holy Ghost. Amen.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

CONSIDERATION OF TWO New BISHOPS. The Gener-
al Episcopal Convention in session at New York,
reached decision in the of Bishop Ives on
Thursday. 1t settled by the adoption of a can
on designed to meet the eXigencies of the The
course pursued by the Diocese of North Carolina in
declaring the Bishopric vacant after the receipt of
Dr. Ives letter of resignation and proceeding to the
election of successor ratified the consecratioe
of the Bishop elect determined on and the doctrine
established that the abandoning of the communion of
the Church by any Bishop Priest, or Deacon amounts
de tactO to deposition.
On Monday last the Rev. DR.. Atkinson, of Mary
land was consecraed to the Episcopate of North Car
olina and the Rev. DR.. Davis, to the Epscopate of
South Carolina. The ceremony, which was unusual
ly imposing, took place in st. Johns Chapel. Over
thirty Bishops, in their robes, two of them English
Bishops were present the greatest number ever be-
fore convened in an American church. Besides these
there great ARRAY ofminor clergy many of them
in surpices
At the commencement morning prayer deliver
ed by the Rev. DR.. Hanckel, of s. c., and the Rev.
Mr.. Mason, of N. c., read the lessons; after which
the Rev. Lord Bishop of Fredericton On. b. deliver
ed very appropriate and inspiring sermon. The
chanting of the choir at intervals not the least
interesting portion of the ceremony. The Secretary
of the House of Bishops Mr. Bach, read the testimo
malls of the Bishops elect upon which they arose. and
made their to conform to the doctrines of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States.
The formal proceeding of conservation then followed
the Rt. Rev. Bishop BroWneu officiating
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