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Meeting of the Hacking Valley HOrti-
~ t.ls ar cultural Society. I.

% |FF NV ~
HoRncULTURAL Rooms,
r.t LANCASTER, Nov, IL, '65.
Society met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, Vice President Boving in the
Chair. .'.' '. -'.i
Minutes previous meeting read and
approved. ~. .' -' ''1
Capt, Josh Clarkewas proposed and
elected a member. ".' '''' ]''' p. .'''' Z
Committee on publication reporting 9
the printing of Constitution and By
laws and bill paid, were, on motion,
discharged. '.. '.' .''.
On motion of Mr.. Young, the hour Of
meeting was changed 10 II A. NJ, dur
ing the winter season.
Informal remarks wcrc made by
Mr.. Fcttors in regard to mulching as
a preventor of miIdew in vineyards
and protection to orchards He bad
experienced the benefits by comparing
results in portions of his vineyards
mulchcd and not mulched, and 50 well
satisfied was h. of the bonolits that he
intended muIching his whole vineyard
to the depth Of eight or ten inches
with bagasso, (thc ground cane OF sor-
ghum) thereby protecting tho soil
from the hot rays Of theso DR., Sau.
dcrs always keeps surface soil out
that rains on hot parchcd soil creates
mildcw
The subject for the day was then in.
troduccd by Mr.. Young, Of Rushcreek
recommending for sandy soil, Rhode
Island Grcenng and Bell Flower, For
clay soil Baldwin and Red Pcnnock
Rambo not particular as to soil, and il
he could have but one variety in his
orchard ho would select the latter as
adapted to the greatest variety OF pur'
poses and suiting most tastoS. On mo.
tion The subject was continued, the So
cioty adjourning to next regular day
25th inst, at IL A NJ.
f. J. B0VING, V. p.
]. MAcCRACKEN, So'cy.
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Governor Anderson has revoked the
appointment Of Thanksgiving Day for
November Both and set apart Thurs
day, Docombor7th, makiRg it conform
with the day of National 'Thonksgiv-
ing appointed by tho President. All
the States which had appointed days
previous to tho Presidents Proclama
ton, have donc the same, and the re-
'maining States fave selected the 9TH
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How to Meet Cholera. .

Tho article on our first page, under
the above heading, is worthy Of atton
ton. The writer states that Cholera
is always preceded by a mild and
painless diarrhGa, which may be check
cd, and the collapse, or the ChOleru
itself, prevented. BY attention tc
this whole cities may bo saved from
its ravages.
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]. MAcCRACKEN, So'cy,

ADVERTISE. The following very
sensible advice we find in an exchange
and commend it to the business mon
of this section of country Advortis.
ing is the Archimidean lover ofsuccess
in every kind of business. We notice
those who advertise do twice as much
business rs others who DO not. Ad-
vortiss your business in newspapers
get circulars of your business printed
and scattered abroad Don't be smal
about it, and you will reap the benefit
depend upon it, and put money intc
your pockets.
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FROM MEXICO.
startling IL um Ors -ConCentrati Ion Of the
... I'm pGIinl Forces.

Startling INSTRUMENTATION Of the
ptrinl Forces.
New YoRK, Nov. 20.-Ncws have
been received in this city from authcn.
Vic sources which is really of much i'm
portanco. The Emperor Maximiian
has determined and ordered that all
his torccs bo withdrawn from the out
posts and concentrated at Vera Cruz,
the City of Mexico and San Luis Poto-
al, and make the three places tho head
quarters of the respective districts,
and await the arrival Of his expected
rciniorccments.
lie has abandoned his proposed visit
to Yucatan, his affairs at home requi-
ring his entire and undivided attention.
Tho Empress is preparing to return to
the Continent OF Europe, whether to
plead for assistance or rs u forcrunner
Of the Emperor, is not yetknown.
As soon as tho French troops arc
Withdrawn to tho three places named
above, tho Mexican people will rise
on masse and take vigorous measures
to prevent any future advanco.r The
spirits of the Liberals have been much
comforted by hoadvices fromthe Uni
ted States, that material aid will ysool
reach thom. '7tl 4 o'Gl iHrcgs 'i
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e6~Largc cargoes ofgrapos are ship
ped from Kclley's Island, and still
there seems no diminution in tie sup
ply. 1t is reported that the scarcity
ofboxes and barrels to ship in rctards
the picking, and that cold weather
will find large amount of grapes
hanging on tho vines.
Kolloy's Island is one of the largest,
Oldest settled, most populous and inn
portant Of the group OF some seventeen
islands which so bGautify the Western
portion of Lake Eric. 1t is fifty-four
miles from Cleveland, and has an area
Of $500 acres.
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HeS-The North Carolina Standard, Of
the 18th, says the election in that State
is very close, that there is good
chance for Worth, but better one for
Holden. The latter has carried Ran
dolph (Worth's own) county. Mr.,
Worth has heard from his best dis
tricts, whereas tho strong Holden
counties arc yet 10 be heard from,
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nsA. The receipts of cattls in Chicago
last week were 6,574. Sales in the
same tlme were 6,055 The RepubH-
can advises farmers to keep unfattened
cattle at home and feed them, as there
is no longer any demand for stock
cattle.
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psy~Last week, 26,OS2 hogs were re-
ccivcd in Chicago, and 1882 were
sold Prices ranged from $40 so for
lighthogs, to $l175 for prime. The
receipts of hogs in Chicago since Octo'
Der LIST arc 156,S04 less than during
tho same time last year,
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"1he Book Of Books"
Am. Bible Society.

Depository at Tuthin e. Sons Book
Store,
Where Bibles and Tcstamepts can
be had at COST! Bibles of every va
riety, size and style of binding, from
80 cents to $40. These Bibles are su-
pcrior to any others published. y
Nov 9, '65-6w.
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Scratch, scrstchi soratehI
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In reply to many letters and inquiries from people
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store to DR.. Sbawk's corner,
where he will be pleased to greet all
his friends with anything in his line.
Oct. 3, '65-28. JACOB HITE.
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gAamlnistrator's Notice.

TNTOTIuI, IL hereby given TINT the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified az AdIniuistrstor
on the estate of Martin T. Keller, late Of FaiIneid
County, deceased. HENbf u. bLAOh'
NnY. n lSG5-32 3W.
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p1-It is q great deal better to say
less than half what you think, than to
think only hall whatyou say.
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WISCONSIN,.

The Union majority in Wisconsin is
about 5000, against G,3Ol at the Pres
idcntal election last year, on tho home
vote. .,.t...,.. ..r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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ESTATE OF MARY RING. Dss,

Iotce is hereby given that the undersigned has
" been duly appointed and qualified as Aliminls-
TRAITOR Of estate Of Mary Ring, dec. DatedVct
Der 9Th, lsGb. ..ar.,,,
~ fo1Esf J. r. MuMAUdH.
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Great Bargains.

T Will sell one OF the best Farms in Northern
i Ohio, containing 22e acres o. choice land, SIT
uuted e-fourth OF mile west of Hambden Cen.
ter, az miles from Chardon Village, and on a
well established milk route. There are all the
buildings on said farm, that will ever be needed,
consisting Of good frame dwelling heuse, three
large frame barns. 2 large sheds, one good horse
barn, corn barn, hog pen, stone smoke house, &e.
Plenty of g cod running water, good sugar Or
chard, pear, peach, plum, and other fruit trees
will sell this farm for S35 mere, if sold by the
lst Of Jan. next. The improvements are worth
all ask for the place
Being determined to change my business, also
offer for sale the farm which reside, in Char
don Village, containing about $40 acres, which
will be seld at bargain. As this is n very de-
sirabe location, you are requested 10 call and see
for yourselves. l will be ready at any time TO
show eirher Of the places to any one wishing to
purchase. d. WARNER, Jr.
Chardon, Dec 9th, 1865. S30tf
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CHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF an order Of
- sale issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Geauga County, Ohio, wherein Onin Wilson
is plaintiff, and Joseph Bradley is defendant, to
1865, shall offer tor sale public vendue, at the
door OF the Court House in Chardon in said CO.,
On Saturday, Dec. %, s65. between the hours of
10 A. NJ and P. M, OF said day, the following
real estate, situate in the township of Mon.ville.
Geauga County, Ohio, and bounded as foilows:-
To be taken off in a square form from the north.
west corner of Lot No. One in said township
bounded on the north and west bounds of said
lot one, e,hundred and sixty rods each; south by a
above mentioned; and east by line 10 be drawu
equal and parallel to the second menton'd bounds,
and containing one hundred and sixty acres OF
land. Said premises were duly appraised at S3,-
200 Terms OF Sale, cash in hand.
b. N. SHAW, Sheriff,
Sheriff>s Office, Geauga
County, Nov. Goth, 65. 82S
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NOTICE.--THE Commissioners of Geaupa
~ County will be in the Township OF Troy. on
Tuesday, January 2nd, at 10 O'Clock A. M at n
point where the Cuyahoga River crosses the east
raising the abutments and piers and the building
OF bridge. Said Commissioners will also be in
the township OF Huntsburg, on Wednesday, jan
Sd, at point where the east and west center
road crosses Phelps Creek, to receive proposals
for the building of abutm ents and bridge. Plans
and specifications will be made known on the
day of letting, BY order Of the commissioners.
$50 A. p. TILDEN, Auditor.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
Court Of Common Pleas.
Hester Ann Popplewell J
versus
Junius ponolewell et nj
Junius Popplewell ct al.

Junius Popplewoll is notified that on the lltb
day OF Dec, A. ID. 1865, Hester Ann Popple.
the Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas
of Geauga County, Ohio, o,selting up her m marriage
to him; that on issue of such marriage, she has
one child about 7 years OF age; that at Geauga
County said defendant was guilty of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect of duty towards her
and that he conveyed to one Sarah H French q
Benz. Popplewell,h his farm situated in Huntsburg.
Geauga County, Ohio, to defraud her; asking a
divorce, almony, custody ofsaid child; that said
conveyance he set aside, and further relief.
Said case will be heard at next term of said
Court HUTCHINS g. FORREST.
s3lw6 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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"OUR MUTUAL FRIEND."--T. 3. Peterson
& Brothers, 30G Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia, seuds US for review an advance copy
of Charles Dickens last novel, "Our Mutual
Friend" printed from tho authors manu-.
script and advance proof sheets, with all the
original illustrations by Marcus Stone. or
this admirable story, tho Philadelphia Press
says:
"Mr. Dickens bas evidently bestowed
moro than ordinary care upon "Our Mutual
Friend" lt is easy to perceive that this
story was not written piecomeal, like Pick.
wick and Nickleby; but with unusual study
to produce rather woll balanced and prob.
able tale, than that succession of brilliant
sensational effocts, which are expected, like
striking tableaux. at the close of every act
in drama, and every monthly cessation of
the ITO be continued" fiction. His readers.
we dare say, missed these flashes 10 tho
present work; but, when pursued as q whole,
there absence is moro than com pensated
for by the superior developments of the
plot. This is Mr.. Dickens best built story.
From tho first. he had definite purposes to
work out, by tho drdmatis personde whom
BIO created, and ho steadily went on to that
end, with little hesitation, pause or episode.
Ono of the characters, Silas Wegg is o.
great an original as Dickens ever drew
which is saying good doal-and bis friend
Venus Is only good for such society. Our
Mutual Friend" himself, retcent and my
sterious, ia elaborated to degree, but not
too much. Tbore is great deal Of humor
in this story, moro subdued than usual, but
1t opens traRicaily, and the terrible passion
OF Bradley Headstone, the half demented
school ol'mastcr looms out, gloomy aud grand
like tho murder of Duncan, 10 macbeth /"
We have merely glanced at the leading
characters: is not fair to anticipate tho story
TO take tho kernel ont of the nut. as il
were. But, We tell tho public, in confidence,
that Dickens, like King Richard, is "himseli
again" in this tale, Furnishing vice and re.
warding virtue, literary Rhadamanthus.
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WANTED. An Agent TO canvass the town.
w ships of Chester Russell, Munson and New.
bury for Horace Greeley's 'AMERlCAN CON.
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knowledge This Work Superior to all others pub
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particulars, address
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Auburn, Geauga Co., o., Dec. 18th, 1865,
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CTRAYED or driven off from the premises of
- the Undersigned, THREE HEIFER Calves
two Red, and one Speckled. ANY one giving
information Of their whereabouts, either by mail
or otherwise, will be literally rewsdad.
G. GATES.
Russell, Dec. 9th, 1865, =, S3OI
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Geauga Seminary.

THE WINTER TERN OF the above lnstitu-
l. tion, loca,edat Chester ,Geauga Coutuy, o.,
will commence on the 18th day OF Dec. inst
Principal, who intends TO conduct the Institution
with reference to its pernancncy Terms oil Tu-
ition the same as las, year. Ample nccommo-
dations for students wishing to board themselves
inthc Seminary BY order OF the Bosr1.
Chester, December 7th, 1865. 83l
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@y- The Painesvilo Telegraph gives
some particulars of the accident at Madison.
on Tuesday evening of last woek. The Ex.
press bound East ran into team at the
crossing at the Depot. The horses and
one man, Alden Nash, wore killed. immedi.
ately. Another man by tho namo of Holmes
was severely bruised and bis arm broken.
Mr.. Nash lived in the north part of the
town, near tho Methodist Chapel. Mr..
Holmes, also, we believe. 1t is o marvel
that tho train was not thrown off tho track
as we'll. The fragments of the wagon were
scattered on both sides and in front of the
train, and more than twenty pieces wore i'm.
passable enough to have thrown tho train off
tho track.
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Insure New LIFE in the Debitated, and
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Try them! they only cost 25 cents, and if YOU
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10 DIR. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician. 442
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Dealers suppliedby Demas Barnes g. Co., New
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Times Of Holding Courts.

THE STATE OF OHIO, IS.
10 the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas of
Geauga County, Greeting;
iris HEREBY ORDERED, that the several Terms
or the DISTRICT COURT and Court CT COMMON
PLEAS, for the year 1866, shall be held in The sew.
erai Counties composing the Ninth Judicial Dis.
trict OF the State oil Ohio, as follows, to wit.
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark County, on September 4,h.
In Carroll County. on September 7th.
In Coiumbiana County, on September 10th.
In Mahoning County, on September 18th
In Portage County, on April Sd.
In Trumbull County, on April 5th,
In Lake County, on April 10Th.
In Geauga County, on April llth
In Ashtabula Couniy, on April I3l'i
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County, on Jan. 9th, April 9th, and
September 18th.
In stark County, on JAM 22d, May 2lst, and
October 18th.
In Colu.nbiana County, on Feb 18th, May 7th,
and September Gath.
In n,% nM,h%onipg County on Jan. 18th, April 10th,
In Portage County, on Jan. 9o,h, May lst, and
October 29th
In TrumbuIl County, on February 18th, May
18th, and September l7h.
In Lake County, on Jan. 22d, April 3Olh, and
Sept 2ith
In Geauga County, on Jan 9th, April 10th, and
In Ashtabula County, on Feb. 5th, May 18th,
and Oct. 18th.
You will enter this order on the Journals OF
the District Court and Court Of Common Pleas
and cause the same to be published as required
by low.
Witness the signatures Of the Judges Of said
District, at Garfield, this 3lst day OF October
A ID. 1865.
J A. AMBLER J Judgesof Com
G. f.. GLIDDON, , Pleas Of N,aH
NORMAN l., CHAFFEE, Judicial Dist
THE STATE OF OHIO,
GEAUGA COUNTY, S.
|, VIM. N. Keeny, Clerk Of the District Cour
and Court Of Common Pleas in and for the sale
County and State, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true copy of the origina
erder now on file in my Office, and entered upor
the Journals Of the said Courts.
S29w4 VIM. N. KEENY, CLERK.
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]. r. CULBERTSON..I !

J. r. CULBERTSON, NJ. D.,
Late Surgeon of the u. s. Army, having
located at Charcon, respectfully tenders his pro.
fessional services to the public.
DR.. Culbertson has had 20 years experience in
bis profession, the last four in the Army, and be
who may consult him.
HyOffice in Richardson's Dental Rooms, over
the Store of Garfield g. Murray. Chardon, Ohio.
SlStf,
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''he Mason ~ Hamiin Cabinet Organs,
Forty Different Styles, adapted to Sacred and
Secular Music, from $50 TO $500 each THIR
TY-FlVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or 9th.
or hrst premiums awarded them Address
olVl New York.
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NOTlCE.-The Undersigned has been dulv
IN appointed and qualified as executor on the
estate of Cotton Kellogg, deceased late of Clar.
idon, Geauga County, o.
MOSES STEBBINS.
Claridon, Dec. 18th, 1865 sslw3
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Manhattan

PROBATE NOTICE.
INHE following accounts have been filed i'm The
l. Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, for
settlement, viz: 'N'
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Adm,r OF Estate OF Abner Stockwell, decd
Admir- OF Estate Of HenryC Gurney. decd
admir- - Laura Townsey,
Ex'r Zenas Olds,
Guardian Of John E. & Edward P Barrows.
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Executor OF Estate Robert Graham, decea sed.
Orville Reed,
Adm'I -. :, Martha A. Ferry,
Guardian Of Sarah M. Squire.
Foster "A. Moseley.
Said accounts will stand for hearing in sad
Court, at the Probate Office in Chardon, on the
23d day of December, A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, until which time all pelso interested
may except. NJ G. CANFlELD,
Probate Judge.
Chardon, Dec. lst, 1868. 829w3
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THE STATE OF OHIO, ,
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