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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

THE subscribers having purchased the
n stock IN trade Of the late firm of For
syth u Hull, respectfully acquaint their old
customers, and the public generally, to cali
at the old stand of r. A. Forsyth, where
they will find a general assortment of Goods,
and on as good terms as any in this city.
D. G. FORSYTH g. Co.
Maumee City, Oct. III, 1889. eatf
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SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue ofa writ
~ of Fl. Fa., issued ont of the Court of
Common Pleas, in and for the county of
Wood, to me directed and delivered, shall
expose to sale at public auction at the door
of the Court House, in Toledo, On Monday
April 6, 1870, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M, the following
described land towit :--Foriy acres. being
the north part of the south half of fractio-
nal section six, in township six north of
range ten east; taken at the suit of David
Oncn Us. Henry Mathews.
G. G. SHAW, Sheriff.
March I, 1910. 49tds +4
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Now Is.

| u We most sincerely regret, that ca
ses of hypocrisy SO often occur among the
clerical ranks-and we have the "wolf in
sleeps clothing" named in the following
letter, from Mr.. Mayhem, will receive his
just deserts for imposing upon the commu-
nifty. Pass hun along brother typos, that
he may be held Up to universal contempt,
and thus save many from becoming his
dupes.
New York, Dec. 18th 1899.
Sir-sAlthough am not personally ac-
quainted with you, trust, when you per-
ceive the object of my letter, you will ex-
cuse the liberty take in addressing you.-
1t is possible, you may not be aware that
man by the name of Enos l.. Fenwick, now
In this city, formerly Baptist preacher
and famiarly known TO the citizens of Mon
roe CO. as the "Reperdnd Imposier,') IS
manufacturing medicine and selling it for
the Mutchless Sanative, ofwhich perceive
you are the general agent. have every
reason to believe, sir, that Mr.. Fenwlck is
an unprincipled man, as he was, not long
since, deposed from the ministry, for taking
unwarrantabe liberties with members of his
church, therefore, as the enemy of knave-
ry, feel anxious that he should be speedily
exposed lest many OF my fellow citizens
should be defraudcd by him out of their mo-
ney, if not their characters. ] deem 1t the
conscientious duty of every man, to expose
villainy and vice wherever and whenever he
meets it. Besides, Sir, another considera.
tion should prompt me to make known to
you the above facts, have daughter, who,
thank God, has been raised from wasting
skeleton, to perfect health--and th1t too,
by the simple means of using one vial and
half of the Matchess Sanative, which /
bought at 95s Broadway, of C. S. Francis
your agent for this city. Believing that
you will duly appreciate the motives which
have induced me to address you thus unce-
tremendously, and hoping that you will take
the earliest steps to expose to The world the
base imposter Fenwick, | subscribe my
self,
Sir, very respectfully ]. P. MAYHEM.
D.. David S. Rowland, I
Boston, Mass.
P. S. Mr.. Jones, the bearer, who is
about to start for your city, will hand you
this letter, and if you desire lie will give
you more detailed account Of Fenwick,
than it would be possible for me to do on
paper. }. Z. M.
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1n1 Barrels Mess, Prime and one Hog
lOU Pork, i
G. 81 W. RICHARDSON.
Jan. 90, 1910.

(NORN, Oats, Beans aud Butter, by
~ G. g. w. RICHARDSON.
Jani 92, 1910. .-.-
y ESURRECTION PILLS aud Jew Da-
~ vid, or Hebrew Plaster.
G. g. w. RICHARDSON.
Jan. 90, 1910.
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MAUMEE ENERAL LAND
AGENCY.

HNHE Subscribers office in the CONNER
IL cial Block, is open on all business
hours for the purchase and sale of City and
Country Real Property. Deeds, Mortgages
and Contracts drawn with neatness and dis
patch, and Maps, Plates and Diagrams
drawn on reasonable terms, and also Sur
veying done when necessary, preparatory to
selling or conveying Lands.
CLARK g. KIRTLAND.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

10y virtue Of two writs of g yendi. Ex-
I'D ponas,p to me directed, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas, IN and for the
county of Henry, and state of Ohio, ! Shall
expose to sale at the door of. the Court
House. in Napoleon. in said county, on
Wednesday, the l5thday Of April next, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
P. NJ, the following tract Of land, situated
in said county and described us the south
west quarter OF section No. twenty-seven,
in Township No. six, north of range No.
six, east in Henry County, Ohio. I AIKEN as
the property ofGeorge Stout, at tire suit Of
John Glass. S,,
A CRAIG, Sheriff. Of Henry Co.
March ID. 5Ot5.
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LABoRERs WANTED Z!

nNE hundred good steady menare wan
W ted to work on the Wabash and Erie
Canal at the Delaware Run, to whom nlnt
shiliiaes per day will be given. They will
be- punctlnly paid every estimate, and il
roqiredthey can have little Of the need
ri between estimates. fs - AZ. 4
FRANCIS d. COCHRAN, Contractor;
Delaware Ran Feb. 70, 1910. ana
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FUND COMMISSIONERS REPORT

JANUARY 1, 1910.
I'm pursuance of the duties assigned coui-
H. ty Fund Commissioners by the 9th sec.
of the act Of the General Assembly of the
state of Ohio. passed March 28th, A. d.
1887, providing for the distribution of this
states proportion of the surplus Revenue.
The Fund Commissioners of Henry Coun.
ty submit the following exhibit.
Article 1st. Amount received from the
state, S4,211 90
cd. Loaned to individuals and Sc
cured by mortgage at an inte-
rest Of 7 per cent per annum, S4,2tl 90
Sd. Loaned in each township to wit:
Damascus township, $500 |
Napoleon " 1859
Flatrock ~" 800
Richland 6" 736
Adams {. 500
Powell Greek &c ~- 316-$4,21 90
4th. Due and not in suit, $500 90
Total interest of said
fund at per cent in
terest per annnm, 1894 IT
From which deduct amt
due and not paid in, $40 5O-S284 81
5th. Expenses incurred in ma
naging said fund for the
year A. D.8I839, $26
James Mayville, Fund Com. 4
John Patrick, O. 6" d
John Powell, Clerk and Agent,
for the Board of Fund Com. II
For advertising annual Report, 4--e6 90
JAMES MAGlLL, ! Fund Com. Of Hen
JOHN PATRICK. ryCo. O.
@t 49tS.
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$40.
ID. B. SMITH,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
q -. e g
Dealer in Groceries, Produce, Lumber an
Saa-Maumee City, o.
References.
HapPa' I. F. RdSIis., Rhseis.y . Dart nesaa'perl Il
Ewing, Walker e. Co., Peru la.
Tsy,@r, f@s|1n'T freeman @ %'s'} & e. r.. wayne Ia.
J. 5shV ". As,l,i'sF' smiab, Perrysbnrg, 0.
1Ssis RieSars sT15h Winsioc, : ce' crtpelana. 0.
H. II. Treat,
Barnard, Card g. Co, I ,c... vi. 4
A. Ringe, ~ "
Maumee City, March 21.
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THOMAS CLARK,
F. Il. KIRKLAND.
REFER TO
GEORGE PARKMAN, Boston.
ST. JOHN & TousEy, N.,, vo.h
BisHoP g. SwiFr. ''"
J. H. BRoNsoN, Jefferson County
P. s. STEWART. .Mew York!
CHARLES d. HuBDBL, Bridgeport
J. SHERMAN, jr. { Conn't.
w. T. BEEBEE. Cleveland, o.
MooRE MORTON 8. Co. Quincy, III.
SHERMAN 8 NELSON. Fort Wayne.
Nov. O. S2tf.
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1880 CLARK & FARGO, 1890

B3D CLAKK q FAKGU, 1853
Wholesale Grocers g. Commission yMer
chants, Commercial Buildings.
A RE now receiving and offer for sale
IN general assortment of Groceries
anlProvisions, ard solicit the patronage Of
country merchants and dealers. They
will also sell at retail to accommodate pur-
chasers. Maumee City, may S5. SO
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FOR BUFFALO.
Sd, So

I'M Steamboat GEN. WAYNE. AMOS
Il PRATT, Master, will leave Maumee
City and Perrysburg, for Buffalo, on We'd
nesday, April I, touching at the interme-
date Ports. For Freight or Passage apply
to the Captain on board, or to
J. w. SMITH, Perrysburg.
D.B. SMITH, Maumee City.
March 2s, 1910. .... SO
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GF7 Let all WHO buy The Sanatlve, land
almost every body does buyit.) REMEMBER
THE ABOVE FACTS, and they may be SURE of
obtaining the GENUINE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
o. N. B.-Every Agent of the Match
less Sanative, is EARNESTLY desired to give
an iMMEpfATE ALARM, by having this article
inserted one month in all the papers in
their towns. And that the General Agent
may be CERTAIN that the public ale put on
their LOOK OUT for the IMPosToR, he will
kindly thank all the Agents to forward him
copy Of each paper advertised in As soon
AS possrpLr. u. S. ROWLAND. y
General American Agent, Depository
No. 1888, Washington st.
Feb Is, 1910. .aHf 46fy
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NTOTICE.--All those who are Insured in
In the PORTAGE COUNTY MUTUAL,
will please call and settle their Assessments
as soon as possible.
WIN. KINGSBURY, AGENT.
March 28, 1910. 3w52
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NOTICE.

SALARATUS by the burrel, by
~ oct. &c. ALLEN IL GIBBONS.
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Sir, very respectfully, ]. P. MAYHEM.
+ 8 E & 3
REVEREND IMFOSTOR.

n OOK OUT Look out look out for
IA an INFAMOUS KNAvE, by the name of
ENos l.. FENwIcK, of New York, who was
formerly BAPTIST PREACHER, and better
known by the citizens of Monroe County,
as the "REvERENp IMPosTER." This soul
less VILLAIN, who was dismissed from the
pulpit, some time SINCE for improper con-
duct, is now rendering himself still more in
famous, by wickedly attempting to impose
not merely upon a Church, but upon the
WHOLE CoMMUNITY.
A few months ago this sooUNDREL wrote
to the Subscriber. at Boston, and wished to
be appointed an agent for the sale of the
Matchless Sanative. The General Agent
not knowing his depraved character, gave
him an agency, and forwarded him quah-
tIty of the medicine. This he soon sold,
and remitted the money, and ordered anoth-
er lot, which was sent about one month
since. To avoid any suspicion as to the DE-
SIGN of his applying for an agency, or to
conceal his "cLovEN FOOT he made par
tial remittance of the sales of the last lot,
only 10 days ago. Yesterday, with utter
AsToNrsHMENT the General Agent learnt,
that this REVEREND DECEIvER is now impi-
ously manufacturing with his own UNHoLy
HANDS, d worthless medicine,--a SPURIOUS
sANATIvB, which he is employing swindling
pedlars to palm upon the public as the GEN
UINE ORIGINAL.
0J If the people of America will only
bear oNEFAcr in mind, there is not even a
POSSIBILITY of their being duped by the uN-
PRINcPLRD VILLAIN! The fact is this =
fSF NO PEDLAR, or TRAVELLING AGENT has
euer been employed In This country to sell tile
SanatiUe, or to ieape il pith any person 10
seilon coulmissioa.efO Again every Agent
of the TRUE Sanative, is appointed by the
GENERAL AGENT, and receives the medicine
directly FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON
* * R R r R
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those in
~ debted to the Estate of Jacob Gnagy,
deceased, TO make immediate payment.--
And all those who have claims against said
Estate are notified to present them legally
proven within the time allowed by law.
DANIEL STRAYER, Admir-.
Waynesfeld, Nov. 1, 1889. 4w5e
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NASH Paid for Wheat If delivered soon
~ at the Comme,c cial Buildings, by
CLARK & FARGO.
Aupnst %, 1886.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

NUSTARD g. Pepper Sauce for sale
Iv1 by may 25 CLARK q PARGOs
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TITO TAVERN KEEPERS AND GRO
n CERS.-The subscribers keep con-
stantIy on hand at their warehouse, Brandy
and Gin, which they are selling exceedingly
low, much lower, in fact, than the same
quality of liquors have ever been sold in
this market. rsys.st,
oct. 10. SMITH Il Co.
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ALOT of choice Wine and Liquors on
N consignment, low for Cash, by
i't CARPENTER q MYERS.
June 90.
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We we're not little amused, few days
since, whilst travelling in Illinois in COM
pany with youns "sucker," who had new
er visited st. Louis, or perhaps never been
out of sight of home until then. On COM
ing in full view of the city, he rose up in
the wagon and exclaimed in apparent as
tonlshment, "Dad, are them all houses!"
-" Yes,' was dads reply. "And do folks
live in all them housrs?' Yes" "Thun-
der and lightning what heap of pork it
must take to feed EN- all" th
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XKTHISKEY, just received and for sale
wv by ALLEN q GIBBONB
oct a6.
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GOLDFISH at wholesale, by
~ oct 90. dLLEW s. GIBBONS.
GPERM Oil and Candles, mould and
~ dipped tallow Candles i'm any quantity;
by ALLEN .& GIBBONS.
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6rOLGATES superior New York soap
~ at Wholesale, cheap, by x
oct Is. .ALLEN& GIBBONS.a
, 1840-06-13
WisriINcroN, May q, 1910.

DEAR SIR:-The Presumption act has pas.
sed both houses. II passed the house Of Rep
resensatives last evening between nine and
ten o'clock, by n larger majority than 1t ever
passed that House before; being 100 for, and
Ga against it. The act contains but five
sections and the following is synopsis OF
the same:
Sec. 1. Provides that when the house Of
the settler is on one quarter section and his
improvement on another, he may enter either
or parts of each, SO include both. if it can be
done according to the legal subdivisions, at
his option, not TO exceed in all one-quarter
section.
Sec 2. Provides that if the settler had,
previous TO the 22d June, 1888. rented his
improvement, and either the lessor or lessee,
or both together, had been in possession four
months previous to that time, the persons who
made the improvement shall be entitled &c
the right of pre.empiion.
Sec. 8 and a, provided that where a person
settled on unsurveyed lands. and his settle.
ment should face on the 18th section or Sem
mary lands, that he shall be entitled to the
right Of presumption to a quarter section
elsewhere.
Sec. s. Revives and continues in force the
act of e2d June, 1888, until the 22d June
1912, in favor Of all persons who are settlers
at the passage Of this act.
Taking it altogether, ] am Of opinion
that it is the best presumption act that has
ever passed for actual settler; while at the
same time Including the act of 1889 it guards
well against fraud and speculation. Yours
JOHN JAMESON.
, 1840-06-13
ST. LOUIS MARKEr-JuNr G.

Bacon-Ifams, &c; Sides, Z; Shoulders, Z:
Hog round &c.
Beans-Good supply, white, 81 5oae per
bushel, according to quality.
BuHer-At u to lac. Good supply.
Bees udr--22a24c.
Candles-Sperm A7a4s; mould Ia; dip.
ped IS.
Cotton Yarn-26 to 81, sales. Good sup.
Cofee-Havana green, i3Ial4c; Rio 13ia
LA; Java l6al7; st. Domingo la.nl3,c.
Segdrs-Melee 5ia6; per m. Hav. M.
1890; Principe 9oa25. Good stock. on
hand.
Cor dlge Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
S3a5; Manila plough lines l IS; Manila
rope 1918 SO Hemp plough IinesSl so
Domestics-We quote for 5 4at 9dllc;
"A l3al4c.
Fvour,S3iaS4.
FiM-No. 1, $40; No.9.I7 Nos, IS;
Cod fish,ea so; Herring. IaI 25.
Fruu-Raisins NJ 2 25a2 so; do NJ r 2
5oa3;good supply. SIS Almonds 1918; II
S do IOaI234.
Furs e. PeLries-Shaved deer skins 32a
37i; red and blue do 30a33; tall grey 20;
winter grey IOal5; raccoons 37ia50; mink
eOa35; wild cat 80 so; grey fox 95.
Gin, we quote American 75c. Holland
81 5Oai IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 3OaS3c; Whea,
45a5O; Oats 95a30c; Hides, dry8. Hemp, 5.
Eoa-Bar &c; Sand 8; hoop 10 tol2; round
and square 6 to If; sheet b to ~, castings a.
Lard-sales at 7a8c. Lead, at $3to3i
There is n limited quantity in market.
Molasses-lhe supply is large. on levee
we quote il ut 39d3l; from stores 33a35.
NaHs-There is a good supply, we quote
las. No 5. 9 cents; all other numbers Ga
OH-Spern Winter Strained ! 35ai Al
! Summer strained I goal 80; Tanners Se0a
81 per barrel; Linseed I Sal SO.
Pork-Mess I2al3.
Riee--5 l-2a6c. Arrivals this week Of
new crop-ratiier scarce.
Rum--N. o. 75c; Jam. 81 5oal rs.
Sah-Kenhawa 75c; G. A. e,75a3 L.
B. S3,ea4; Turks Island 50a62i.
S~ugar--5a6i large supply.
Soap-Eastern No. !, 8d9; Cincinnati
6 to 7; good supply
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, ea25; Virginia 95d5o;in hhds
4 ! Gal.
Teas--Young Hyson 65a7o; G. P. anu
Imperial 80a90.
Tar Per Dbl 5as; l.2 bbls e75as; key la
25-scarce.
Whiskey--We quote common 25a9S.
, 1840-06-13

changed, oceans crossed, continents settled,
families ofmen gathered and kept together
for generations, and monuments of power,
wisdom, and taste, erected, which last Tor
ages after the hands that reared them have
turned to dust, and all this by the regency
Of that fine intellectual principle. which sits
modestly concealed behind lis veil of clay.
and moves its subject organs, find no words
to express my admiration Of that union Of
mind and matter, by which these miracles are
wrought.-Ed,pard EuertE.
, 1840-06-13

the remedy will effect q certain and perma-
nent cure of the disease. The patient will
hold his Bethesda, the wash basin, in as much
horror as a mad dog does a running stream.
This is the humane and uniform practice Of
Indian mothers and never fails to prove ef
~fectuaI. We recommend it because it saves
whipping, which is, at the best, an uncertain
as well as disagreeable and troublesome nos.
trum; albeit recommended by Solomon"
, 1840-06-13
Federalism Triumphant

UNION OF II INTELLECTUAL y CoRPoREAL
pRINciPALs.-Our life exists in n mysterious
union of the corporal and intellectual prln-
ciples, an alliance of singular intimacy, as
well as of strange contrast, between the two
extremes Of being. In their due relation to
each other, and in the rightful discharge OF
their respective functions, ! do not know
whether the pure ETHEREAL essence itself,( at
least rs far as we can comprehend it, which
is but family ought more to excite our ad-
mIraiiom that this most wondrous compound
of spirit and matter. do not know that 1t
is extrnvagant to say, that there is rs signal u
dipIay of the divine skill in linking those in
tcllectual powers, which are the best image
Of the Divinity, with the forms and proper.
lies of matter, as in the creation OF orders oil
beings barely dis embodied and spiritual
When Icontrast the dull and senseless cIod
of the valley. in its unanimated state, with
the curious hand, the glowing cheek, the
beaming eye, the discriminating sense which
dwells in n thousand nerves, ] feel the force
Of that inspired exclamation, 81 arr ieariully
and wonderfully madew And when con-
slider the action and reaction OF soul and
body on each other, the impulse given TO
~volitiou from the senses; and again to the
organs BY the will; when l think how
~thoughts--so exalted, that though they com
prehend all else, they cannot comprehend
the laws of their own existence are yet able
to take a shape in the material air, TO issue
and travel from one sense in one man to an.
other sense in another man; SO that as The
words drop from my lips, the secret chambers
of the soul are thrown open, and ITS invisible
ideas made manifest-lam lost m wonder.
If to this ] add the reflection, how the world
and its affairs are covered, the face Of nature
, 1840-06-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha,
~ taken out letters Of Administration on the e'-
tate of Asa F. Hsgernan decd, from the Clerk OF
Lincoln County Court, bearing date the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1910: all persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the cstate Of said deeessed, are
required to exhibit tho SAM duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers. or they may b preeluded from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and " such claims arc not preseot.
ed within threa yesn they will b forever barred.
WILLIAM h HANBACK, Ada'r-
Iuns la, ls40-3t.
, 1840-06-13

A NEW RrMEpY.-The editor Of the N. Y.
Atlas has turned baby-doctor, and recon.
mends the following as a certain cure for
squalIing children: off your infant bawi from
temper, and not pain, throw cold water upon
him, and he will instantly be compelled TO
take breath; no matter how violent the par
oxysin- may be. The colder the water the
better, and two or three administrations OF
, 1840-06-13

A KNOCKING BAD coNUNpRuM.--Why were
our first parents like sugar planters' Be-
cause they raised Cain.-(Cin. Times.
Why is the editor of the Times, when he
tries to be witty, like Cain! Because he's
not Abel.IPeanont.
, 1840-06-13
POLITICAL MEETING.

The several candidates for the Legislature are *.
pected to be at Bowling Green on Saturday the 2oth
inst, and will address the people on the politics oftbe
day. Speeches may also be expected from other gen.
tlemen. 1t is also proposed to form q Democratic
association for the county Of Pike at the same q
, 1840-06-13

o. We are authorized to %nnounc VIII.
LIAM NALLY, as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff at the next August election.
, 1840-06-13
PETITION FOR DIVORCE. ,
In THE wAnRrs CracuIr Courr, I,
Nay 9th $40. :
Elisabeth Benson, by1
Cornelius Howard,
her next friend. In vacation
In Vacation.
Adam A. Benson.

N1oW. at tni, day, appears Elizabeth Benson BY
~ Cornelius Howard her next friend, and files in
the office of the clerk Of the circuit court OF Warren
county, her petition, setting forth in substance that in
the ren, 1898, she iutermarried with one Adam A..
Benson, in the county Of Warren, that they lived in
said county Of Warren agreeably for about six months,
that in the spring Of 1895 they moved to 81. ,Louis
county, in the State Of Missouri, and lived together
there about ~eishteen months agreeabiy IN their do-
nestle relations, that IN the fan OF foa9 s.'d ADAM
A. Benson prevailed with the said compisinso' 70
vi.i, her father. Counelir. Howard, in said county Of
Warren. and promised that he would come there in .
short time and see her, and then he would visit bio
mothe, in the state of Georgia-thet be failed to
come TO see her at her fathers but shortly after abe
left home he LEFT st. Louis County and she has never
seen him since. That he has wil:ully deserted and
,b.ented himself from her for the space OF about two
wear, and without reasonable cause, and she has
continued TO reside in said county of Warren since
hi. first absence, and she prays that she may be d.
yorced from the bonds Of matrimony BY her contrae-
ted with said Adam A. Benson. Aud she files her sf-
fda Wit in support OF her petition according 10 inc
statute, stating that said defendant is not = resident
of this state, and thercupon it is ordered BY the clerk
of ,,id eircuit court, that said Adam A. Benson be
notified tha, miles, he appear on The 6rst day Of the
next term Of said circuit court to be begun and held
nj the court house in the town Of Warenton IN 'said
county, on the fourth Monday Of nest August, and
answer said petition. the same will be taken for con-
re,,ed. II is further ordered by said clerk, that q CO.
nv Of this order be published in some Newspaper
pdpted in thi. state for eight weeks succs,sively >, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks before the next
term of said court.
A true copy Of the record.
June 10 st.. BY JOHN A. McCLELLAND,D C.
, 1840-06-13

GIVE are authorized to announce ROB
ERR STEEL, as a candidate for the office
Of Constable, of Caune, Township, Pike Co.
No., at the next August election.
, 1840-06-13

o. We are authorized to announce Will
LIAM PENIX. as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the next August
election.
, 1840-06-13

GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES
A. ROBBINS, as candidate for Constable
of Cnivre Township, at the next August
Election.