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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
OHANUERY NOTTOTs.

John D. Roussel In olanccy--In the court OF common
VS.. Pleas Of fTuscarawaseos 's
John F. MOugey 81 The said John r. Mougey and John n
John B. Mougey. Mougey hereby notified on The
26h day fsepember l843 the said complainant flied his Bill
eancery in said against them which he shows and
sets forth that the June term Of said court l8 he ec6v
cred judgement on the law side thereof against said
responding John F. Mougey Tor the sum Of ~6B, IA
damages $63 go costs. That ar execution has bean
issued on said Judgement and returned no property
found whereon 10 levy. And that The said John +.
Mougey has no property subject to levy by execution
That said respohdant John Fl 'Mongsy, made pFelen-
ded sale apd conveyance Of the south half Of lot No.
81 of the Cd quarter 10th township, Cd range oflands
appropriated for military services situate in Tuscarawas
county. Ohio, 10 his son John D. Mougey af The State
Of New York, some time in October I642; That said
sale was fraudulent and was made 10 presentthe com.
plainaht from collecting the clam upon which the aote.
said Judgement was rendered.; Tba, no confederation
whatever was paid by respondent John B, Mougey 10
John F. Mougey for said land The prayer Of said Dill
is that said John F. Mougey and Jehn B. Mougey ho
made defendants and that the writ Of subpoena be iSss
ed against them, That they be compelled ioansweEs
that the deed made by said John F. Mougey be declars
ed void, and That The said land be sold TO satisfy said
Judgement The respondents will take notice of the
pendency of this suit, and that unless they appeur
plead answer, or demur to said bill, within the lime
prescribed by law, that the same win be taken az
confessed and decree entered thereon accordingly.
6RISWOtD q CRAIG,
1 Sols. ioI Compile.
Jan. 24lh, 1s4i 26w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
ANOTHER FARCE.

The second Tuscarawas whg Convention came off
in this town on Thursday last in Cla, club up stairs
IN back room. Itnumbernd lawyers, office hold.
ers couple Of store keepers, one whig editor and
half dozen office hunters, all told; but not single
farmer we believe was there. Trey were probnbly
disguised atihe way old farmer Uhrich was cheated out
of the eectorship by the whig lawyers Of Columbus.
The result Of this burlesque convention was the ap.
pointment Of delegate from each township to go to
Columbus at his own expense, and Try TO tinker up
some candidate for Governor that wont decline Wheih.
er any will 60 remains to be seen, but from the sneak.
ing way this mass meeting got up and carried out
we venture 10 say they did not intend any of the DEL
egates should travel to Columbus 1t was mere sham
to keep The but ends" Of the leaders from sticking
ou to be laughed at.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
SPEECH OF MR.. BALDWIN ON THE APPoR
t,TIONMENT BILL.

lfever there was party shown up to The public in
their true light, Mr. Balwin has certainly done it in his
speech which we give this week, commencing on the
first page. There mas been much said by The FEEDER.
asis about their honesty and SO many piul yells sent
up by their presses about the Democrats dishonesty,
that every voter should read this speech and see the
hollow hearted hypocrisy of these knaves who cry
out against frauds which existed except in their
own imaginations, and which none ever contemplated
perpeirating but ibemselves Democrats, read this
speech and wheneyeryou hear those humbuggers
prang Of their love for fairness and impariay and the
constitution, Just paste The lie homo at once on their
Enrahaads
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
PRINCIPLES NOT MEN.

ggJohn G. Calhoun has published a letter declining
to bea candidate before the Baltimore Convention. His
papers state that in no event will he go for Clay and
the Globe on he authority OF bis lest ieads says he
will give his warmest support to Martin Van Buren.
Col. Johnson has published letter in the Globe, 10
which he says If they nominate him for President,
he will thank them. II they make him Vice President
he will alsoihank them. and if they don't nominate
him At all, he will put his shoulder to the wheel
anddOhis u,mos, for whoever ia nominated Such is
The language ofihe Hero of the Thames, and the Ian.
guage of all trueDemocrats Every hihgfor the cause,
nothing for men," ss
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CHANCERY notice.


.'''pn S'''' complete rssi .sni,....
Holm BacheI and Catharine his wife, David swarlE VIII
liam swartz James Swnrs vidiiiarbaugh and Mare
gaet his wife, Thomas Stuart and CahaTine his WIFE, Peter
Backer, Henry Willard and Mary his wife, Jacob Smith ana
Mary his wife, Jacob Smith and Susan Ills wife. Thomas
Gorsuch and Elizabeth his wife, Philip KhappenbegeF Ad
minisator Of jacob Backer decd hereby notified that
on the 28th da day Of November A. d. l843 Joseph fou
of the county Of Tnscarawas and State Of Ohio filed in the
Court Of Coion Pleas Of the county Of Tnsearawas and
State of Ohio, Bin in ChanceTy against d said defendnnS.
which said Bill sets forth that about the 2nd Of July
A. d. 1929 the said Joseph Stout entered into article with
the said Jacob Bacer decd for The purchase Of the fol-
lowing land then owned by the said Jacob Rncber wh said
land Is situate in tue county Of Tuscaaas, Ohio and des
ched In said article as follows 10 witt sx 10 taken
off the South west quarter of section number 81 township
10 range TO be taken off OF the north side Of sud quarter,
and the side of the Road lending from New Phas
depbia Wooster he taken from the centre OF said road
in parallel line line the West line Of said quarers
and adjoining the town plat Of Sasbnrg that the said spuI
has compiled with his part of said article, has paid all Of
the purchase money Prayer Cor process dhswe and ihat
defendants be compelled 10 execne and deliver petitioner
agoOd and sufficient deed or said land and general relief
and the said defendants further notified that uiess hey
appear, plead, answer, demur 10 the said Bill, within ak
ty days after the next term Of said court the Fad
Joseph Stout the term Aer the expiration Of Ba6
sixty days win apply said court take the matter Of the
Bill As confessed And to decree thereon accordingly.
M ~ CUMMINS & CAMP
Deatd Jan. 25 1874, Sole for Complt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
A LIAR NAILED no THE WALL.

GTour Representative DR., Hewitt has fastened the
lie upon Sam White federal member Of the House in
such way the he will never get rid of it. 1t appears
this Federalist went to Newark 10 make speech, in
the course Of which he stated tina, prominent Dem.
ocrat had offered bargain and sale to the wings for the
purpose Of killing the Relrenchment Bill. Nr. Hewitt
called on him for the name of this Democrat who was
thus selling out his party. White backed out by saying
he hever made such statement. The Dr. then wrote
to Newark, and got answers from some who said they
heard White make the statements in his speech The
whole correspondence is published, and shows this
White to be one Of the most corrupt liars that ever es.
capped the Penitsnary. The Dr. has rendered the peo.
pie some service in exposing the scamp. and his lies
for the wings were trying 10 shove White along as an
honest man.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
OHANOERY 1FOTfUH.

The State of Ohio Court Of Common. Pleas,
Tuscuawas county = In ChancerY a. n
Edward "a Jones 9s,,.. e, MessEsc s. cs. KnsIs.1
los Hosietler ARE notified that
Moses Klingesmih, on the l7th day Of October,
Silas Clark and isaAc 164S, The complainanJ
Hosieter. filed in said court his tili
in Chansery in which he alleges and sets forth, that
the 23d day Of September 1892 hs recovered Judges
meDt on the docket Of Albert Bates Justice of The
Peice of said county, against respondents KngIesmk
and Clark for dollars ninety cents and costs
Of suit That execution has since been issued. on said
Judgement and returned BY the officer 10 whom il was
directed s'no property found whereon to lovy', That
said judgement is yet unpaid and In force That said fss-
pendants Kuglesmih and Clai have no property cub.
ec 10 levy. That said Moses KlnglesmiIh Is son and
heir at law Of Peter Kmgesmith late Of said Cuue,y.
deceased and ae such entitled TO- and about 10 receive
from respondent Isaac Hosieier as administrator nf.a
estate Of said Peer Klingesm,6 deed The sum Of Two
hundred dollars being said Moses dstfibuvs share Of
the funds Of said estate. The prayer ofsai Bill is that
the amount due said Moses aforesaid OF So uch hepe
ofasis necessary he by decree ohs Court applied the
payment ofcomplanants Judgemenlsinere and costs
& costs Of this sni &c The respondents in take notice
Of the pehdsncy Of This suit 4 that unless ihcy appear
plead answer or demnr, within tixty days next ser The
rising Of tho next term Of said Court That the same will
be taken and held contested, and decfbs entered
accordingly.
January lst 1874 5l6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
DELAZON SMITH A CANDIDATE FOR GO.
4. e.a VERNON, ia


We discover Tie whg papers are making great pow
woweoyer one Delazon Smith, renegade from tho
Democratic party, who now edits kind Of ennch pa
per at Dayton. They think he is tall man, aud seem
happy in the way he abuses the Democracy eneraly,
and Samuel Msdary in particular. This Delazon once
got the friendship of the Democracy in Western New
York, to such an sxen, that they bough. him press
and gave him plenty to eat As be eat hcgrew fat, and
wanted to 60 to the Legislature. They thought it was
TOO much pork ibt shilling, and vetoed Deazon,
w6ereupon lie bolted--run on his own hook--was de-
feated-made tracks for obern where he didded them
considerably and then put down the canal. The next
we heard Of Deazon, was at Dayton, where the demo-
cra,s got him press and clean shirt. But he soon
proved ieaky vessel, and they knocked the bottom
ont him. He then turned Tyler man; went to Wash
ingon soaped captain Tyler returned to Dayton with
apocket full Or rocks and started paper to advocate
The sstoeS whore he still continues 10 chop up Demo-
crac and Federal principles into hash and tries to
cram TiN down the people sbroas astrue doctrine. IN
his ast paper Delazon offers hmselfa candidate for
Governor. As the Wings are in want Of candidate,
we give this shor, pedigree Of DelazOn IN the hope that
they may take him Up. They will see at once that he
possesses allthe qualifications Of aWhig candidate TO-
wit total dePraviy and want Of all moral pIhcipe.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
Spccial Masters Sale.

vs carawas County, Ohio
John B. Rcussll, John In chaHeeTH
TN pursuance Of decreta order in this case TO me d
i rected on the 25h day of,]upe,,AID 1943,s will
o.sur sale at the door Of the Court house in Tusca-
rBwas county, Ohio,
On the 1lh day Of March, 1874,
the following described real estate to wit: Lot No. five
IN the first quarter Of township ten and range three o
the tract appropriated for satisfying Wiitay services by
the Congress Of the United States.
Sale TO commence at ~ clock. NJ nf said day; terms
cash. SEYMOUR BEhOEN,
February Sh 1874. special master.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
ToTAL ABsTTN HNCF,

MR. BoNE, a reformed drunkard from Mt. Pleasant,
will deliver addres upon Tcsotalsw this (Thursday
evening, at The Methodist Church in this place. He
has passed through some pretty hard scenes (aded by
his old friend Alcohol some of which he will proba-
bly, reate I you have tears to shed prepare to shed
them" on that OCCASION Several members of The "Uh>
rchsvle Free and Easy Society expected TO he pre-
sent. and sing some Of their interesting and amusing
temperance songs which is sald they do 10 perfec
tim. general attendance ssrequested and expected,
New Ph'a Feb Is, 1914
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
DEMOCRATS ORGANlZElI

From all parts Of the State we hearhe trumpet soun-
ding lor an early aud complete organization Of the De-
lnocralic party. Already there are upwards of fifty
Hickory Clubs or Democratic Associations formed and
in Gctve business. This is cheering and gives
nest ha, the Democracy, aroused to full sense Of
the crisis approaching, and the great battle to be fought
against federalism Let the good work go on and Fed
sralism will receive blow Gnequalod except in the
general rou of 1900. BY notice in this paper will
bs seen that the Democrats OF Goshen township are re-.
qusSted to meet here next Saturday week. and form
ub- Itis hoped that the Democrats in other town.
ships will not be behind in tie formation Of associations
and the spread of Democratic principles. Never were
ihe prospects for victory so certain, if we all do du.
~. The divisions that once threatened us in relation
TO the Presidency are now healed up, and the men
from whom was feared trouble are nobly wheeling into
the ranks and rushing 10 the and restoration Of
Democratic principles. The fact of CIay's being the
federal candidate, is casting dsmay through the enc
mys ranks No;aboli,ionist 60 The stakeholder. No
friend Of religion morality can 60 The gambler and
duellis. No friend Of his country 60 the advocate
of British Bank. No old jackson man can go the
villifer and slanderer Of the Hero Of New Orleans.
With these facts staring them in the face the ederass
are rushing to and fro, in dismay, endeavoring by lies
and ISLANDERS to heal The breeches and prevent the
treat Of thousands fiom their standard. t
In this position Of parties-the one animated with
The noblest principles Of The human heart equality and
iiberty.-lhe other despairing and dropping with a
mill stone as were round its neck, we beseeeh our el-
low democrat, in Tuscamwas to arouse, organize, and
push on the cause Of democracy. Clubs forming in oth>
or Townships will please send their proceedings for
public alton. J s4lI5l4 ia tisF r9r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15

Tho ladies' Musical L6ravy.-We have received the
January and February numbers of this choice musical
work. they contain quantity of the latest, most select
and fashionable music of the day, and are got up IN
style of neatness ana excellence unsurpassed See ad-
vertisement on fourth page
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
NOtic6

rs HEREBY given tha, tbs ioIlowing ateonhis3
IL have been fled in the off Of lie CLERK Of
tha Coult Of Common Pleas Of Tufcafawas cobnlys
presented al e next term Of said Court In puTluancS
Of ihe simule In snch cases made and provided.
The final account Of J. D. Reed Admf. of Samuel W.
Ksnrck. n
The account oF John Wtimtr guardian oI Csthurins
Wade.
~" name q Mary Ann Wade.
Tie psrlial acoount Of Henry Mushft tussdisa y
Edwin MnsheT, ios sss. :; .S
final q same Abtahnni Moshsf
~ same q = Elizabeth Mnahap
Ws xn \ same Asher Nf6shefs
The Final qeedpai of Julis Ann Shatsf AdniniallfA
n 9, + MrrcIENEH clat
Jan, SOls4t-sw.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

meeting of the Democratic voters Of Goshen Town.
ship will be held in the old committee room, at the
Lion Hotel
On SATURDAY, erening, February 24h, 1884, :.
al early candle light for the purpose Of commencing
thorough organization of the Democratic party in said
township. A full attendance is respectfully solicited.
DEMOCRAT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
NOTICE.

Elizabeth Suayer,) Petition for Divorce. pending IN
\. us. ) Cour, Of Common Pleas, TuS.
John suayer. carawus county, Ohio.
NTOTICE is hereby giveu that Dispositions will he
IN taken in this cause by the plaintiff before competent
authority, at the house Of Jacob Reed in the township
of Sugar Creek county of Stark and State Of Ohio, on
the second day of March next between eight o'clock
A. M. and four o'clock, P. NJ.
". iCUalMlNS g. CAMP,
!. An'ys for prF.
Feb,narv 9Th. 1874, a weeks
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a ToTrUr.

Tnpnrsulnce Of an order Of Couri made in June term
A. ID. l943 will offer for sale on The premsssnear
Srasbmgh, Tuscarawas County, OHM on Saturday the
cath day Of February next One Mill seat on Sugar
Eve feet fafcan be- had ON ihs main creek Also on
The same dry and place. one CAST IRON TurDing
Lshe and one Card teeth cutter, Allihe property ol
Philip Trap dsceased, Terms of sale made knnw on
said dey by. PHILIP ,KNAPPENBE GER,
January 95' l04l, 24s ddm'f;
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
CHANCERY SALE.

~. CHANCERY SAIlE.- N ~
Robert Mcdowell In chancey, Tus. Co. Ohio.
Il vs. }Dy virtue Of decree Of the
John Cougill, etsl. } DCour ofCommon Pleas of
TuscarawAs county, in Cbancery
sitting in this case shG il offer at public sale at the
CourT House. on MONDAY the 1Iih day of March
next, at o'clock P. M the following Real Estate to
wit: Eot number 16O inthe town ofDover.
BIN. ATHERTON, X
Feb s, IS44-4w. Master Com'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
ULIARs SHOULD HAVE GOOD MEMORIES

LIARS SHOULD HAVE GOOD MEMORIES Z
The Buzzard editor says il his memory does moi
fail him. he did not apply for the Post Office bedre
the Postmaster was dead. In reply to this, we have
to say, that il his memory short be hadbeer ask
some Of the old citizens who are yet living here about
the truth. They could enIehten him, and tell him
how their indignation aroused at his outrages upon
the feelings Of the friends and relations Of the Post
master. Liars should have good memories"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
HnRRIRLE DEATH.

Arespectabe old farmer Of Fairfield township in this
county named - --- met with horrible death on
Friday last last between Cumberland and Sandyvis.
He was the road with his sled and horses, sitting
with bis feet hanging between the runners, when the
horses look fright and started run, jerking ile sled
over log when bis 5ody caugh. between The two and
was Literally Torn to pieces.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
MAsTER CoMMISstONER'S SALE.

Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus. Co. Ohio.
VS. yDy virtue OF decree ofthe Court
Jesse Burr ct al Dot Common Pleas Of said county
3,Hs sitting in Chancery made June
term 1912 4 shall offer for sale hthe doofof the Court
House, on MONDAY the 1lth Of Maich, at1 o'clock
P. M. Lot Number go in the town OF Port Washing
GEO. w CHAPMAN.
Peb.8, Isa4-4w. Specisl Master Conf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
Notice.

The State ofoho :. In Court of Common Pleas
Tuscarawas county 90 'Tuscdrawus County, Ohio.
Elizabeth Strdyet, ssl s4lN
Va. Petition for Divorce,
John SrayerI eli 9. M
STSElE said John Sayer is hereby notified that on the
= third day of Janusry A. d. 1874 Elizabeth srayor
Of the County and State aforesaid, fled in the Court Of
Common Pleas oftbo County Of Tuscarawas, and State
of Ohio Petition for divorce against the said John
Strayer setting forth the cause ofdivorce, will alb.
for than three years. without any Just cause,
tract existing between them re snnued and that they
he restored to their separate rights the sumo f said
contract had never been made. 4
CttMMINS q CAMP.
Soils for Complt.
january Cd. ls43 81 CIV.
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CHANEERY SALE.

John MnrtIsy lRY virtue i. Of {, !; aes,se om
Joseph Marksy Ct al mon Pleas Of FTuscara.
was county, Oho; shall proceed On the lin day Of
MARCH, 1874 10 offer for sale lhs court house 10 New
Philadelphia the following described real estate siiu.
ate in said coun,yi viz the south half Of the south
East quarter Of Section % Of Township7 and Range
Of Lands in The ULiled States Military Disiriei.
D. M. ATHERTON,
Feb. 8, lS4d-4w. Master Com'r.
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rHANUERY SALE.

James Pearson,
it i-I US. bli Z la'hi
William Parrish & wife
DY virtue of decree Of the Court Of Common Pleas
ID of Tuscarawas county Ono, I:sha proceed
On The llh day Of March. 1874,
to osr for SALE the Cour: house 10 New PHILADELPHIA
The following described real estate Wis Lot No. IL, Of
section 3, in township g. Of range 2, containing one
hundred acres BM ATHERToN,
Fi Mast. Com. in ch'y.
February 8 1874 Ats
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-15
ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION.


This Convention took place last week in Columbus,
and was much larger than any former one They 60
fora thorough and separate organization from President
down osounly officers. They unanimously nominated
'la7a ss a. For President sa.s
a% JAMES G. BIRNEY,
For Vice President, Il
THOMAS MORRIS,
For Governor Of Ohio
LEICESTER KING.
They nominated full electoral ticket, Of which for
thI Congressional District is Lynn Boyd Of Coshocton
Many speeshos were made by Harrison g. Tyler men
Of IS4O. But they can't 60 Clay with his SO slaves
and twenty-five thousand dollars worth ofproperiy n
"kumGn flesh" They abused the Democrats for being
favorable to the SOUTH but gave them credit for their
consistency, On the other hand whiggery caught It
right and left for her hypocrisy to. the Abotonists.
One of the speaHe q Mr. Hutchinson, likened the
whiss in their woOng for Abolition yoes. TO Poiphers
wifa who held on to JoSephs skirts until she literally
tore OF his coat, but like Joseph they conld moi be
dpced to commit crime. The crimo ofvotng for Clay. "
So we go, Innesysn, cculd Clay carry the State o
Ohio. a Ia +.
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HUNG. William Clark and H,sler Foster were
hung in Columbus Friday last This we believe is
drsi osse ofsweman being hung il Ohio.
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CHANCERY SALE.

George HumrichOuse RY virtue Of decree o. Of
ns. 10 the Court sof Common .
Ohio shall proceed On the lltk day Of Mneh, 1874,
to offer for sale at the door Of the Court mouse,
Philadelphia, the following described real estate viz:
Lots No, as! 80, 81 So, in the to Wn of LockPort,
in said county Sale at o'slock M,uo-
B M ATHRETON
February lS4l SIR master comr.
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Feb. 8, 1874,
Notice

''2 II Notice
THEysTATE OF OHIO, .. a
d TUsCARAwAs COUNTY, .tlt rs
BENJAMIN ,'..s !; s,'. s''',' PETITION ron DIVORCE
THE said Nancy Foster will take Notice that the
i said Benjamin Foster did on the 10Th day Of Janu.
ay, 1884, file his certain petition fora divorce against
the said Nancy Foster, in the Office of the clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and Tor said Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, wherein said petition is yet pending,
and alleging in SAID petition that they the said BepJamin
and Nancy lawfully married at said Tusca aw Is
county on the 10Th day OF March 1872 and iha, on or
abouliihe first day of March, 1910, said Nancy wilil
ly and without any left the bed and boad of said
Benjamin, and that she resides in. Athens county,
Ohio and has been wdlly absent from him for more
than three years last past and praying in said petition
that thesmarage contract existing between them may
be dissolved aud he the satd Benjamin restored 10
his separate and sole rights.
Dated, January 10, 1874. ear CIV.
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nEHAToRIAL.
Joseph II, LarwilI. of Wayne.
Dowty ;Utter.of Clermonl,