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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

THE S-sPlcIoUs MAN.--This kind Of indi.
vidual always smells continual line Of
rats. He neither sees, hears nor dreams Of
anything in which he does no. "smell raj.
The mos, harmless action Of his neighbor,
under his suspicious and inquisi,orial dispo.
silion, is made matter Of serious inNes,i.
CATION, because he knows there IL something
in the wind, for he saw is neighbor Mr.. B.
speaking very confidently TO Mr.. s. thai
morning. He pu. Thai and iha, together as
he calls Il, ard connects this whispering in
the morning with something he heard in the
barber's shop some weeks before, and he is
satisfied Ills neighbor B. is either going &c
fail in business, or ebscond wilhou. giving
his creditors due notice.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

The Albany Journal hits off the various
devices and preiex,s we are making about
acquisition Of Cuba in capital style, by
copying par ragraph rom Dickens inimia.
Bile Pickwick Papers. s -'
'Mr. Weller says ,he,oId gentleman taking
out a twenty pun note, Il sincerely hope that
ho,hin' II happen TO you tomorrow. Blu,
in case you should happen 10 upse, your
coach in ,ha, ere ugly place by the canal,
and should spill them ere voters in, and
they shouldn't hOppen 10 ge, oul In lime .c
go up and vote--I say, in case such an
eggs,raordinary unfor'na,e accident should
happen, then This ere's for YOURSELF says
he. s'' 'l"''. zoe 'o''A' "'8 s,'''
N'And, SIR said Mr.. Weller in RELAXING the
story, "wha, was The mos, remarkable ,hint
Of all, was-=tha. that VERY coach was u Ps o
in that very place, ,ha, very day, anc
them ere voters was spilled out, every one
Of 'em, righ. into the canal! Sing'lar Co
hincidence that-wan't il Sir?'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

George Peabody, Esq, the grea, Ameri.
can merchant and banker In London, has
given one thousand dollarslo the Washing.
ION Monument Association We notice BY
the way, that there is an effort to procure an
appropriation from Congress for the benefit
Of This great work. !. isa shame 10 our
people that !, cannot be finished by volunla-
ry contributions. The Monument has prog
resssd so far that il will be finished somehow,
and II no other remedy presents itself we
presume Congress will come 10 The rescue.--
The money may as well be applied TO this
purpose as TO the support Of Santa Anna.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

A MODEL LETTBR.-The following loi,er
is perlecs model. in its way. We certain.
ly hope 1t is q unique specimen; Dear
Bro,her:-l've 60. one Of Ihe handsomesl
farms in the SIa,e, and have j, nearly paid
for. Crops'are good, and prices never were
better We have had a glorious revival oi
religion 10 our church, and both our child.
rem (he Lord be praised) are convered.--
Father got TO be rather an incumbrance, and
las. week | took him to the poor house.
Your affecliona,e. brother, ija Us. D.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

Il A PATRIoTIc SENSE OF DurY.-The Pres.
den, is the chief executor Of laws under The
constitutions: One Of these laws requires
him 10 restrain al warlike or hostile moye-
menis on the part Of our citizens agains, ma
lions with whom we are at peace. Wnh
this obligation resting upon him, enforced by
the sanction OF his official oath, we find The
Washington Union, his mou,h-piece, utter
ing the following language in his name:
"That the, administration is exerting
all lis energies towards the accomplishment,
OF this end (Ihe acquisition Of Cuba) we feel
no hesitation in declaring; and willis. these
exer,ions are being made, !. little becomes
those who prefer TO see Cuba acquitted by vi.
Olence, and through means that would com.
promi, our national character 10 be indul.
ging 10 fretful or passionate censures. They
had better nurse their patriotic desires Tor
annexation, and husband their physical and
moral strength, until it becomes manifest
that Cuba cannot be peaceably acquired by
an act of government which all mankind
will approve. II that should fail, and a re.
sort made 10 physical force, i. will then be
time for exhibitions Of psirio,ic courage;
and we are sure that in lha, eUent such erhi.
billions ,oil be appreciated by none more
highly than by the President {. 30
True, previous TO ulterng this encoura.
ging language, an attempt has been made in
The Senate 10 repeal so far as Spain was con.
cerned the neutrality laws, that the Presi.
dent might be relieved from the crime oil
perjury in case Mr. Soule should fail in the
attempt OF dragooning Spain into the sale
Of Cuba; bu. the auemp. has been defealed,
and We, the pledge 10 aid or counlenance
the forcible seizure, in violation Of the Law
and his oath Of Office, is boldly made in The
name Of the President. Decency woul(
forbid any further query in The Senate anc
q, The south about the failure Of NonherT
citizens 10 execute the Fugitive Slave Law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
a,a i, ~, 5e,,o ) From the New York Post. !.
Our Treaty with Japan mot the
FlHst---An English Treaty i'm 16l9.

I'VE announced on Monday the arrival al
this por, Of Capiain Adams, Of the United
States Navy, with the treaty recently con.
cluded by Com. Perry with the authorities
Of Japan. Il was reported 10 have been
laid before the Senate yesterday, by whom,
we presume, il will be promptly ratified, ill
when we can know nothing very precise
Of lis provisions. From the instructions
givento Secretary Walker when he was ap.
pointed minister 10 China, We infer that the
country labors under an erroneous impress!
sion in supposing that this treaty will secure
toahe United States any exclusive pritile-
ges. Wehaye understood that Mr.. w alkerl
was instructed 70 make no treaties for priv-
ileges which were not open 10 the enjoyment
Of other nations, upon corresponding terms,
and /, Is moi probable tha, Commodore Perry
was differently instructed. I'VE also'sa,het
from the Honolulu Polynesidr, Of the 9th
May, that the treaty is not commercial
treaty, but rather a treaty Of amity and
friendship. s7Fi ass ~ fsa&1i'T tht3i
In a letter from Mr.. Wyie, the Minister
Of Foreign Relations of the Hawaiian Is
lands. addressed 10 a leading mercantile
house in this city, and quoted in another
column, II is stated iha, ours 10 not the first
international treaty negotiated with Japan
He says that the English 'ooained treaty
and very liberal one," with that Empire
during the reign Of James !, 1919. This is
partially rue.S Sir William Saris, an Eng
lishman, did succeed in acquiring an,ex,ra.
ordinary influence over Cubo Sama, the re-
gen. OF Japan in 1919, and obianed friend
ly letter, covering some important privil.
eges, which he was commissioned 10 bear to
King James, then upon the throne Of Eng.
land. snss p. I'd. n-,. y.im
Tha. documen, is probably on record in
in the files Of the Foreign Office in London,
though we doub, il i. was ever printed, The
The civil wars broke ou, in England soon
after Saris returned, and tho war with Hol-
land followed, which co.operaled with other
circumstances to prevent The English from
retaining tho advantages they had acquired;
and when, some sixty years later, they de.
sired TO avail themselves Of the grants made
them BY Cubo Sama, the authorities Of Ja-
pan declined 10 recognize their existence
We gather these facts from Charevoix's 8
History and Gen eral Description Of ia.
pan" i' S' ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

The public works oi Pennsylvania are 10
a bad way. For seven months pas, The re.
ceip,s have only been 5000 ,O5565, while
for the same lime las. year |. was 1914, 4,05l,.
SO, being decrease Of $4,000. While
the receipts are less, the expenditures are
on The increase. The Pittsburgh Gazeiie
adds, very properly: The only remedy ior
this evil is 10 selec, Pollock and anti, Bigler
legislature. We must ged rid Of the carrion
before we can drive off the crows. " -7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
BY "A. THOMSON. q. s,

ciple, bu, the second section will completely
destroy and abtogase il, because all the Land
States will, a, tho next regular session OF
their legislatures, assume the ownership oi
all the lands, under the presumption clause,
and will al the samc time re.es,ablish the
presen, price'o 81 25 per acre as the mini.
mum, and raise the more desirable lands TO
any sauainable price. ALI The Territories
are now covered by The most liberal Home.
stead acts, 'bu, they, loo, will soon be ptac-
.ically repsaled,' for there will be deter.
'niinsd rush for " State Righ.s;" in other
words. for admission as States. for the very
purposeof seizing the publiclands. sfs StsI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

AL londS not YET 0ffered ior hve years al
public sale remain a, 81 25 per acre; there
are, therefore, in effect six classes. = .
60 The classification is TO take effec: July
Isl. 1856. ,srssff neia 4 sAi
4, The lar DIS in the third class are to remain
at ify cents until they shall have been ex.
posed to sale al least three years at .ba,
price. a a. e -Is jos5.7c 9li.tistaa
Sec. 2. Grants 10 each State on due ap-
plication by act Of its Legislature. right OF
pre- -empton for fen years. in all the.pubic
lands within Its borders, or 10 all the lands
of any certain class OF. price. The State
may sell within that period the lands at any
price II sees e, To fix upon lhem. Purchas.
.ers under the Stale shall not receive titles
until they have paid the general govern.
nent the minimum price under this ac,.--
TheSla.es assuming the pre.empliye right
90 lard, must surrender its claim to ihe FIVE
rer cent, fund arising from sales Of the pub.
tic lands. No State shall take any lands for
railroad or canal purposes. 5 dllt afg
Sec. 3. When Stale shallchar,er rail.
road or canal company TO run through lands
OF The United Slales. the Secretary of the
Interior shall Sc, apart, Of such ands,7 $50
acres, twelve sections 10 each mile Of such
canal orraiIroad, 10 be located within twelve
: miles OF each side OF the work. The ssid
lands shall be Withdrawn from sale, and the
price shall be reduced TO 90 per cent. less
than rates named in The first section oil
xhe ucts 80
Sec. 4. The State charering such com
pahyomay select all the lands SO reserved fol
sailroad and canal purposes, at the above re-
duclion Of 20 per cent, but must pay fol
them within ten years. Il may sell The
lands at any prices Il may fix TO indivduals
or corporations, which said purchasers mus
pay the above established price 10 the gene
T. Eal government, and lake title. .ihere!rom. n
SEQ, 5, II any difference arise between
such railroad company and the Post Mas
Ger General relative 10 the price for car
Fying the mails, Il shall be setlled by agree
menI beiweon ihe Post Master General an,
the Governor Of The State in which the rail
soad lies. N. ty9a II &. 69rbs,a ssl'.
Sec. g., The State selecting lands unde
abe, Sd section for railroad or canal purposes
shall have the righ, 10 segula,e their appli
cslion, but not to divert Them 10 other pur
poses. M, ~. ,.i X. E ,l,s
Sec. n. This &C, shall no. apply 10 tow
or village properly, nor 10 lands in anv wa,
appropriated by previous laws, 10 minera
lands, &C., &c. s'v,4sFsaa &
Sec. s. being the professed homesiea
.clsuse.) ANY free white person, Of ei,he
sex, atthe head Of a family, or over twenty
one. and capable of holding lands under III
laws Of the Stale where the lands lie, nativ
or foreigner, or whether q citizen or o,he,
wise, or. If in a territory, ihen any one VIII
can hold pre.emp,ion rights under Unite
S,a.es laws. may enter one quarter ssc,io
or land. The word "ea,er" here has
technical meaning, namely, TO designate f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

The Statesman says .ha, John R. Knapp
Of the, Marion Mirror has been recommended
by Mr.. S,arkwea,her, TO the Presiden, as
Secretary of Legation TO Chilh Well, Ohio
Is getting The honor. Don. Piait, Secretary
Of Legation at Paris, and Robert Murphy
Consul TO Shanghai! and now Knapp Of the
Mirror. 10 be Secretary at Sansiagol-lb
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

True principle Of Classification Doug
las, (no, Fred Disney, olds, Green, Shan
non, Arnold, Judas and Beelzebub. ,,e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
THE TELEGRAPH.
uRLlsHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, BY
a THOMSON

~. X, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. -
49,, One Dollar and Fifty Cents, So
tfpaid in advance, 81 s u 4, Ri l,t asf
Two Dollars within the year.
tf not paid until after the expiration Of the yea
Is Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
will be charged. ~ $s
vaTNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid, except at the option of the pub
fishers. .E.
9hJ.All communications on the business Of tn,
Office must be postpaid to secure attention. '''i
gTTO Clubs, Of ten OF more, the paper vii
De furnished at d liberal reduction in price. 9ls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
From the Ohio State Journal
senator Hunter's Homestead HiIl.

H. ~, yaaao, s. -. ow.,a , ,h., ,ha Homestead
b,ll ~ :. /, n.ssaS IL aonss was ,hroun
ss;Se in the Senate. and \ new measure for
~ -. ' "S n. IN: . -. ...;.s;s. - !.
,hs s'.,a. %' Pos ;n,sodncsd as so
~ Nam, .s = ;, I, hy ,hs Sans,or rom Viz.
t;nln This' nss, scbsms ~h;ch has No,
,,s,olors .,,', haen nyesen,ed 80 ,bs rnropla ~
M ss,,s., 4 NJ af,ef brisf considern,ion
.sdop,ed and I'm bIll wass returned 10 ,the
S,'sa w rsuard 81 4, "a 4 scheme q kilI
Sif ,bs Ho,n 81 z.asd iii. .sbecoise wep, p,boueh,
i, .Es4oksb Z tha, M 'old slnles of The
tJnion Wo. s.'I.6,i, "a ,he fef,ns 81 lie
bll az /, passe teR6,e. 4 ,,d Il, we are. ye,
by.no means sure tIo .c|I n sS VA, ihs n.
tsn,ioon Rm ,be WasI,i s s,.S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22

I FLOrE.-Thc late arrivals from Europe
speak Of the advance Of brcadstuffs in fer
eign markets \ rise Of flour in our own
markets has cnsued as matter of course
How the heavy arrivals from the Wcst. which
must soon take place. will affect the price Of
flour and grain i'll the East remains to be
seen. Unless influenced by rise abroad
there will vet be a yielding in price in tic
Atlantic States. Should the prospect Of bit
moderate crop Of wheat soon become Ger
tain in the wheat growing sections 9! the
country, and demand for our -four exist in
foreign markets, the price of flour among u>
must continue to remain at high figure dur
ing the season.
SMALL PoX.-This disease is still pre-
vailing at various places. For the last year
it has been unusually prevalent, in city and
country.
There is now case in this village, at a
house on Railroad strcet-a Mrs. Spikes
he case is not severe one. and the patient
is doing we'll Mrs. S. took the infection
from washing the clothes Of a sister, vino hal
the disease in Boston, and car.c here before
all OF her clothes had been cleanSc.l The
Sccctmcn have closed the house where the
woman resides. and forbidden the inmates to
leave the premises.
Tie disease is still lingering in t.c west
crn part Of Danviie, and in the borders Of
Walden. \ recent case has proved fatal III
Dany;ile-Air Nehemiah Hunt died gift or
The 10Th. the fathcr-in- law of Mr. Isaac Hunt
WHO died OF the same disease some weeks ago
The disease has been propagatcl in Danyillc
by the imrruience Of people. Tie younc
children Of Mrs. Hunt were permitted; 10 see
the corpse OF their mother, anl in conse-
Iu"ncc they took the disca>c-two Or three
Of .hcm-tut t!.ev had it lirl,tv lir Nt,le-
mlall Hunt took ii from ,!.crl \ son Of
Benjamin ki.treIcc. Of Wallcn. a!<o took
Ike disease. and at last reports vas 'ery sick.
Mr. :, .:enliah Hunt and thesc children wee
all inoc,.latel with TIE kline PIX lurinr the
winter. On: it is now supposed The matter
made use Ct was no: genuine
The small pcx is also prevailing 4: Eotf,
Hand. Canada East.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22

lido therefore hereby declare ard make
this nv Proclamation, that Putney r: Fol
lanshy. Esq, of Maidstone, had ma iority Of
all the votes cast as aforesaid, and is there
fore duly elected County Commissioner for
said County of Essex for the year cnSning.of
which all persons will take due notice. Ia
ted at GuiIdhal in said County, this | lfh day
Of April, \. y. ls5t: or~ ,,
WM. H. HARTSIIORN, Clerk.
Cu,rpk,11rp.- We learn that on Satnr-
IN, last. E.'e ci,l a six years, while a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22
THE ca ED y n l "A N
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.

At tbc rccens term of the Rutland County
Court. Judge Pierpoint presiding, the follow
inc case was decided. We COPY the report
from the Rutland Herald.
! Russell II. Lincoln rs. Franklin Smith ct
al
Action of trcspass &C., for Selling and de-
stroyins certain liquors-the property OF the
! plfi.
The def. gave in evidence for their de-
fence comics of the records Of James Huntoon
a Justice of the Peace in the town of Shrcws-
bury, whereby it appeared that The liquor
DESTROYED was taken by virtue OF a warrant
&C.. issued in accordance with the 18th and
! 18th sections of an "Act to prevent traffic IN
Intoxicating liquors for the purpose OF drink
/ ing" approved Nov. Esd, lSj2-but the Court
ruled that these provisions were unconsiitu-
.onal. ard therefore were no justification,
and directed the jury to return verdict Tor
the riii..
Verde, for pill. to recover soos2s damagg-
es and his costs
The Herald remarks as follows upon this
case:
THE VERMONT LiecoR LAw.-by refer
"nce to ..e Report Of Court proceedings. 1t
Will be sec, ia, Judge Picrpoint thinks the
twelfth section of The Liquor Law annuity.
II VIC understand 1.-THE judi is Of the crin-
ion that the twelfth section would be coastliu-
tional and OF effect, if TIE keeping Of liquor
ior sale was anywhere explicitly. made a
crime. Bat as it is not, 90 noH'ne. madc a
crime, the seizure and destruction Of liquor
merely intended for sale is a trc>paSs.
The defendant in this suit was co:lSta-
bic, and TIE other defts. were acting by his
ord.
y; first, we understand, the Jury stood
eleven for the deits. and one arainst. but f.
n,ly returned verdict i6r nominal DANA T.
IS
1 he ease vii be reviewed in the County
Court II the decision o! the Court should
be sustained. tie rcxt LEGISLATURE Can cor
ret the error o. INj2
- Senator Doue'ls has o.jcn been lang
I! ans! burn. d! iii ei,icy since he brought for
war'; hi, Nebraska 81! to rcpea! the free
Hcm clause in Ike Missouri compromise
The persons cncagciin these acts-msny OF
'htm.1t l,c5t wc:c on q al. political friend.
|; i Al! Il =! ta,:c al ,o.nc other mol OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22

r,a, in the yard Of ii. >.e,.,.
Killed 10y log passing a,. ...' and ','a-.
is Burt. ...... Il. ,e-..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22
FIRE Al SiiEnDEDDnE..

\ lire occurred at Sho.lroose. C. f.. Ga
tie l5.h inst, by which a large amount q
,ropcrtv. consilcrins,hc SIZE Of Tie rlacc.was
DESTROYED
Among Tie Sufferers We are sorry - see
named :hc arm of Gcss < Ma con. recent :
If or village. H.ey losta small part o:l,s
Of their stock u: furniture. Tie property
generally was insured TIE following lar
,icalars Of the fire are from the Shcrlroohe
Gazette Extra. Of April -
"Io-'.av. :.;ou. O'clock. ne Cotton Fac
tory. owned " Alam Lomas. Esq. vas IL
covered 20 IL IN fire and was soon consume !
The Sr..a.! dive ling house AMI Tue hric: house
",,.i a., Ill, lr L";'.!;" ,'- Id.
occupied w Go>S < Nlrocn : a Furniture
>ho?. Ill owned bv john Griffith. Esq.. soon
.cok fire and were also DESTROYED On lie
ca, side. the 'uiliin- occupied az store
;.cl-c. AID the old repair shop. were burnt,
Ar. Goo.lili's tanncrv. teirG Of stone and
rorcrcd with slate. was saved SIX ~ ci-,:
stores ard houses on the other side ofthc riv-
cr. as wei! is the house On This occupied !,
the Bank of Il. y. .imer;ca. were on Ere at
.!;i..Icn; times. and saved With .ii:iru,tv.-
l;ut little was saved from the t,.";o-v: irt We
ie!icvc'. property i'll the cher buildings
WAS mostly removed.
Tie Mutual Insurance Company VII ,.i..,.er
a heavy loss as well as the rrnlrie.ors',u: we
cannot at present say how m,:ch perhaps
$4,000.
RAILROAD MAIIEE>.-t,ui!c a number
OF gentlemen have been engaged The present
'TccA in looking over the line of the Pas
sumpsic Road as surveyed north of Us. with
the view Q! taking contracts. Appearances
indicate that the enterprise is now 10 rcco;:e
earnest attention.
MECHANICS EirsIcAL Associations
The Concert gwen hv this Society Thursday
evening. was h.i!y crcdiiablc. The Orato-
rio. thoH-h exceedingly difficult was ADM
rally sustained in all its parts. We defy any
Nns;a Suc:c.. III the city to perform ii bet
Ter with 50 small an orchestra. The increas-
Il cultivation Of the Soprano and Alto was
very pcrcc;:hlc. We congratulate. firstly
the association in numbering so MANY rich
voices, and secondly we would commend the
perseverance. which has acquire; he ability
20 perform such high order OF music. We
tru=. it NAV raise the standard of oar tas:e
here in the country a: least, and tia: cnroi:-
aecmcnt will Be given iv our citizens 20 that
kind Of music. which is ::ulv c!cva.in- in il
character
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22

CALEDONIA COUNTY SUPREME COURT.
a. AL i-i'n' i>'a
'oS'"'' non i>->AN i'i-"' 'i-'"'
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below ,,,r DR., r..o.,.,l,s -. i,,f Jua,
n.cni affirmed S.B. CoNvandG. ". Sion.
Tor P.t'i: b.. Davis for DIT
SOP. C.N G.. Winchester - S,.,,,s,
Spear.
Action on Book. .Juj-; ior WI -,
Ecpo.; in Co.r; below. j,yre,,5ions bv D.,~,
.!ud rmcnt ;..,.r,lc,!. =. y. Davis f,r Tr,.4
o. H. c:ni;'i sov Def.
No.lc. Peter LINDSAY 80 Hpr y
E.Co.
C,., a~ .;1,;., u...,o ILL,
Court helo,; for Drtt Eyrc,t;o,s ~. ,r..f
Ju,lomcnt affirmed ! 1,t.s t,~ ~. :
VI. Slal. Tor DIFF
N,.i,. in;i,u.;rr Davis. y, S,n,,,.l ,,-
A,suunsi. on c,n.~,.t I,,.
below fcr PIT. Exr,n.ions Lv D.r, c,
ar.n.t L.. counsel ,..; =. .
p,m.., orp,,f Al .,rl,ultn,-.
Nal, 1,.r, " T,,...berr. S.n,o,
tio.,,cr
,,
Tor plf I C.5oon .D.r.
No1s. Samuel Miles r., J,no ,,,..
Petition for ,l;yorcc and iii r..n,o, g.,
wi;lial ,l.Scrtion. IT, Cree .or pl,.r
No.l7. PANEL, V;,b,m 49, w., VII,
Petition for divorce tor v;,,t,, ,,oso.,:.
rv;1o,co NO., wi.
.n;t ,,n, n r. - '', ,,. 10 ''r
~, " ''''''' ~ n:'*h Tor TIT.
NO u. betsy II. Hight rs Samuel $.
Hight.
Petition tor divorce to. ;u,o,c-,,l,
Evidence no, s,,,5;,.;r,,.. ' ,''''"'
-, .'.''' '' ~ ''''' continued to Cir
"'' '.'"'' paws Tor fi'f
TO- H. Earsheba Somers rs Bar;hoio-
new Somcrs. Petition for divorce. H;,,
GRANTED ,;,r ;r,o,.r,,,, -. ''