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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
august 9, 1850

SHERIFF'S SALE.-John Mlnehart Us. Cath
- arine Mnehart, ct al In Partition. By virtue of
order of sale to me directed from the court Of com
mon pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio, viii offer and
expose to sale By public vendue and out-cry at the
door of the court house in said county on Monday
the l6h day Of September meet, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock P. NJ OF said day
the following described lands and tenements to.wi
The southwest quarter of section No l9 township No
Is range 10, containing 207acres, be the same mora
or less, subject to the dover estate therein of Catha
rine Mnehart: widow, Also, lots Nos. GO and 81 in
the western division of the town OF Carroll, with the
bull ldings and improvements.
Terms Of Sale.--One-third in hand, ona.third in
year, and remaining third n2 years from the day
of sale.
2Df acre tract appraised at s2G per acre Lots 60
and 81 appraised together at S3i5
OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff
August l6 1850. SO 5wl5
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Boots, Shoes, Leather and
RiMdiNGs,

TIME undersigned have commcuced receiving thtil
Spring and Summer stock Of Goods, which con
sist in part Of the following ar,icles
Ladies' Black, Brouze, High Low Busiihs q Gai'er'
(" Fine Kid slippers and Tics ,e,:-..
Misses Black Bronze * cold BusSlns ana ,SiPpaIs
Children's Black, Bronze cold Shoes ana OfA''el'
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots L...l. .,1
Buskin and Cashmere Caters on hanus anu
made to order; ann II.
Kip monroes for Sl,OD =,
Bows coarse l a'i Boots from S so to sl,;5 i"
All kinds Of Findings, such a. Kit, Thread Pegs
Root Webbing, Boot and Brogan Laces -,
DoTs ~ ba sIqo on hand first rate article Of SpGR-
ar Soie Leather, morocco, Innings and BindingS
Also, continue to manuIaturo and have on u hand
s3ondid assortment of their own work, which Is so
q Lnoyvn as toneed no other accommodation
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them 80 liberal patronage
Tho public generally and the Ladies N parIenlsr
ara inyitad 10 call and examine helr STOCK before Pur
'iti.-n sns, s.yc s."r ,cs-ci % 1854 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

- Dad Oticc.-Notice is hereby given, that a
petition will be presented to the Trustees Of Ma
olson Township in Farf Id county, Ohio, onthe 29h
dayof August nex at the house Of Isaac Worners,
oaIock ?. NJ or opening Township Road in sadt
Township as follows, viz: beginning at point in tho
Tarlton road, east of the dwelling house Of Peter
Hedges the gate or bars usuay passed by William
Ellis to aud from 1arlton his residence and running
from thence north to point whern the lane leaves
said course to go by the residence Of Moses Hedges;
thence with said lane to the line dividing the lands of
Ezra DTn and Conrad Blrgner thence the best route
to the meeting house Of tie United Brethren in Christ;
thence east to the southeast corner of said Burgners
land thence north to ntcrssct the county road leading
by John Inlians and there tnrminate
August ,, 1850 4wl3 MANY PETITIONERS.
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AN ORDINANCE

Supplementary to an ordinance passed July l2 1850
DE it ordained by the totcn Council Of the toiUn Of
I'D Lancaster, That it any canal boat lying in the
waters of the canal in the neighborhood of Lancaster
shall be found to be in diseased, filthy or unhealthy
condition. or if any boat shall have had cases of cho
era on board 1T shall be the duty of the owner or own
ers, or the person persons in charge of said boat
to it to point beyond the limits of the
corporation, and upon failure SO to do, the persons
guilty Of violating this ordinance shall he subject to
penalty of not more than 500 nor less than $25 ior
every "a hours so offending to be recovered with
costs of prosecution.
This ordinance to take effect from and after its pub
LEGATION. Passed august s, 1850.
JOHN ARNEY, President.
Attest--JoHN D. REED, Recorder.
August Q, 1850 1879
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AN ORDISANCF

To preserve the Health of the town Of Lancaster.
DE it ordained by The tOUn Council Of the totoa o.
AS Lancaster That it shall be unlawful for any per-
lon Or persons to sell offer for sale in any part
the market-house, in said town, on regular lnarho
days. any Tomatoes unripe Potatoes. unripe Apples
Green Corn, Cucumbers, Melons, Cab age, Beans OF
Peas, under penalty Of not more than five dollars
nor less than dollar, for every sch offence, to be
recovered with costs Of prosecution
This ordinance to take effect and be in force from
its first publication and remain in force until repealed
by the council. Passed AugustS s, 1850.
JOHN ARNEY, President.
Attest--JotS B. REED, Recorder.
august 0, 1850 10 8
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MEDEGAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR o. E. DAVIS,
nFFERS his services to the citizens of Lancaster
" and vicinity. OFFICE in the Telegraph building
RESIDENCE first house north Of the new school-house
Broad-street.
August 8; 1850. 1875
Gy@He refers to the following testimonial from DR.
JoHN NJ, BIaELow;--
The Undersigned contemplating for time to be alb
sent from Lancaster takes pleasure in commenting to
the favorable notice of his friends, Dr. o. E. DAVIS
whose ability ard experience as physician is guar
anty lhathe fully competent to discharge the respon
sible duties Of his profession:
Lancaster; August 8. 1850. 14w3
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nODDRIDGE d co., wish to advise their
franJe that thev will continue the Milling and

nODDRIDGE IL CO., wish to advise their
- friends that they will continue the Milling and
during the present season They will manufacture or
exchange Goods already made for and Wool brought to
them in good condition Their stock will be large and
embracing every variety WOOL CARDING will
be done with despatch and work warranted. They
are building an ertensive STEAM W0OLLEN
IA Glory, which they expect to get into operation
by the ist Of July They will therefore need large
quantity of Wool Theimporance Of this new enter
prise to the famug interest will be manifest and they
hope and expect liberal support Those having
Wool will find it to their interest to bring their crop
to u.s. We will allow liberal prices in exchange for
Goods ami cash for all in good order where goods are
not needed
Circlevile, may 10, 1850,
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ARABIAN LrNnIEST.-I hal been afflicted for IS
years with severe pain in my breast and shoulders
which would compel me to keep my bed sometimes
for two weeks at time, and was at no time hardly
able to work atall used II. G. FarreTs AraJiaa
LinimeEf, and it cured me sound and we'll ! had at
the same time used the Linment, the worst cough
ever had in my life and astonshcd to find It cured
that too. ISAAC CLAYTON.
Kickapoo, Peoria county, Illinois,
1JsSee advertisement. 2wI2
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Notice to sell Land;-on the seventh day Of
September 1850 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, atthe door Of
the courthouse in the town ofLancaster Ohio, will be
sold atpubic vendue to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate, the property Of William Shatzly,
deceased to-wt-the east half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section No 81, township No a. and range No.
49, Except twenty acres out Of the southeast corner
thereof) containing Sixty Acres free and unencum-
bered OF any dover estate--appraised at $3.50
Terms Of saleSl0O cash in hand on the day ofsale,
and the residue thereof in two equal annual Payments
thereafter, with interest from the day Of sale.
.'I,.- JACOB MOYER, Admtor.
August 9, 1850. 4wl4
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Snie or lkcni Esi.,ic hY or,Ier al rCon,I

NN Saturday the Scpcah day Of September, 1850,
NIbatween the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock
p. NJ at the door ofthe courthouse in the town Of
Lancaster will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property of Jacob Wagner,
deceased, towt 96 G9i0J acres Of land part Of the
southwest part Of section No. in Township No t5,
of Ronga No 49, Of United States lands sold at chilli
cothe, 0hio-the aforesaid tract being the west hali
Of the following described premishsbeginnng at the
southwest corner of said section No g. and running
thence north with the said section line 43 chains and
36 links; thence 43 chains; thence south 26 chains
and Sc links thence east chains and 40 links; thence
south l6 chains and 30 links thence west AZ chains and
50 links, TO the place of beginning estimated to con-
tain l0i 74l0J acres, reserying and excepting there
from Il out of the east part Of said the
aforesaid west baltimore or less than 96 Gol0O acres
which aforesaid tract Of 95 69lOO acres is to be sold
sbact to the dover estate therein of Barbara Wagner
widow of said deceased,
Also the following premises, tosit Tn-Lots Nos.
81 and 80 in the town of Lhopolis in said Fairfield
county.
Appraised at 2i per acre for said tract and Sl2 for
said In.lot No 50: and S2S for said In-Lot No 81.
Terms of Sale; one.third in hand, one-thrd in one
and the resedue in two years. with interest tho de-
ferrcd pavmants from the day Of sale.
Henry Kstler Administrator of Jacob Wagner de-
ceased, By JOHN D. MARTIN, his Attorney.
August . 1850. 5-l3
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ME \ " 4 ANTEEs

To travel rs agents for the History of ihr
nj Is x D G A M w a Il
EHNHE subscriber is now publishing the History o.
H. the Mexican War, including Biographical sketch.
es of the lives of Generals Ia ylor, Scott Worth.
Wool, Twiggs Quitman, and several others of the
most distinguished ohieers, illustrated with numerous
EngrlvingS and Portraits,
BY JOHN FROST, LII. d:
number Of enterprsing and intelligent mon o
good character are offered profitable employment, in
circulating by subscription the above work in Fair
The terms, which are very liberal, will be givenol
application TO the subscriber post paid. This work
will never be sold in the bookstnres but exclusively
by Agents al reasonable and uniform price.
II. MANSFIELD, Bu o,sollcr
and Publisher, 1871 York st, New Iav en-, Connecticut
August 6, 1850 d6twl'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

BALsAM OF Wn6 ChERR' NOW that the sea
son for coughs and colds advancing we cannot DO
better than to urge upon our citizens the importance
Of guarding themselves against unnecessary expo
sures to tn changes in the weather experienced in our
climate at this time OF the year. The introduction of
Spring always brings with it troublesome variety of
weather, and the sudden transitions we feel from he
70 cold, from dry to moist states of the atmosphere
frequently mpart to our systems the first characters
Of disease, and lay the foundation Of the numerous
consumPtive complaints prevalent among our peo-
Ple 1t is the wiser part to prevent if possible tho
fornltion of those diseases, by proper respect for
the laws which govern our bodies; but when coughs
and colds do come, and the lungs become dangerously
affected we should have recour,o to that eicacious
and deservedly popular dy for all diseases of the
chest ami lungs DR.. Wis'arS Balsrnof Will Cherry
lJ9See advertisement. ImI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16
ShcriT's Sale Of Real Estate.

Y virtue of decretal order of sale directed to me
ID from the court of common pleas of Pckaway coun-
ty, Ohio, will proceed on Tuesday The lOtt day Of
September, 1850, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
tp NJ to sell at public auction the premises, the
following real estate, to-wh-the south half Of the
southeast quarter Of section No. % township No. H.
and range No 30, containing Sl acres ofland more or
iss. and situated in the county Fairfield, Ohio ilnin
numbered, appraised AZ $l292.
Also tha residue of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton M 81, township No. Il. and range No 20, aer
taking from said quarter section IA acres and l39 poles
lying in said county OF Fairfield, unincumbered and
appraised at Se995.
Said real estate decreed to be sold in the case Of
George II Bnkley VS.. Margaret Bnkley, ct al
Terms Of Sale.>-One. third cash in hand the resi-
day of sale. to be secured by mortgage.
JOHN BOYER, Coroner and Acting Sheriff
Of Pickauay County Ohio.
august g. 1850 50 bwlg9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

hR. McLane's Liver PiiIS.--The great and
IL INCREASING DEMAND for these Pills, il tho
sursst evideHce of their excellence. People try them
and then recommend them to their neighbors No one
who has suffered from the liver complaint, or
from any OF the diseases arising from disordered
state Of that organ faedin obtaining relief if he tiled
DR.. hLGaC's Pills; and thus they have worked their
ewn way into popularity BY the astonishing eures
which they are every day performing Read the fol-
lowing certificate: "MLEsBURG, CENTRE Co. PA
April 25th, 1S47 !
"MssHs. J. HiIR & Co. -Gentlemen-Iw write toin.
form you Of the benefit have received from the
of DR.. MeLaae's Liter Pills | have been severely
afflicted with liver complaint for number of years,
and have been yery much reie1ei by above named
Pill. ara atxio,s 70 use more of them, as ] think
they will effect entire cure and confident that
can sell gnod many of them. young lady, an
quAintance OF mine. used one or two doses of them,
and said they relieped her than any Pill she had
ever used. She is afflicted wi h consumption, Ii
ser complaint. w. G. BUTLER"
Sold wholesale ami retail by G. G.. Beck and NJ. z.
Kraider, Lancaster; w. F. Breck Coz. Carroll r..
l1ane PloGsaTtrilc ]. " ood yard, New Salem; Z Ksb
RHshriue; Kreidsr & Brother Logan, HOcLing C0Ea-
ty and by Merchlnts and Druggists generally.
August ., 1850. 2wls
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4 tassimeres and Yestings.--A variety oi Cas-
~ simeres and Vestings. plain AMI fancy, Al
InaY q 1854 HENLlY.s.-
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NYGd9U3AG.

MNRRIED-On the Iih oI August 1850. hy
the Rev +. c. Brnndum Mr. PETER Hoe X aud
Mis- ELIZABETH MARLER both of Greenfield
township, Fairfield county
On The l>tluv Of August. 1850 hy Jnmes Me
Cleery Esq. Mr. SAMUEL CROOK aml Miss
CAYllARlNE FOSNAUGHr, all of this county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

A FLEET CAPTURED.-ColIecter Hyde
of Detroit, must be real Admiral Won
Tromp of fellow. for he is certainly
sweeping the western lakes Of very
troublesome navy. He has already
seized 60 vessels on Luke Michigan for
freighting lumber cut from Government
lands, and the Detroit Tribune states that
SO more are to be taken for tho same Of
fence and daily information addsto the
number. The Cleveland Herald says:
The U. 5. Steamer Michigan was at Detroit on
the 9th on her way to the Upper Lakes the ob.
iect of her cruise supposed to be the seizure of
vessels carrying lumber cnt from public lands II
is thought over 80 100000 faetof lumber have
been plundered from the public lands in Michigan
within few years, and il is hgh time the depre-
datons were stopped.
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state of Ohio. Fairfield County, 5,

Alpheus J. Smith,
rS. r T,.-t - q -. -, nj. -.
Stephen Paden and i' No"'' " Oo"'''O"'i ''U'
William Mauger,
VUNHE Defendant Stephen Paden being nonresident,
Il is hereby notified that on the l4h day Of August
A. D. 1850, ApheusJ Smith iledin the court of com
mon pleas of said county, bill in chancery against the
said Stephen Paden and William Mauger that said bill
sets forth that at the April term 1850 of said court;
the said AlpheusJ Smith recovered judgment against
the said Stephen Paden for nine hundred and three
dollars and sixty cents with costs of suit that the said
Stephen Paden has property real or personal sub
iect to execution at law, that the said William Maui
ger is indebted to the said Paden in the of eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-fve dollars evidenced by
ouI notes, secured by mortgage real estate spe
Gifted in saidbill.
The prayer of said bill is that the said Mauger be
restrained from paying over the said moneys TO said
Paden due said notes, and that said Paden be
strained from receiving the same and that the mo-
neys due on said notes they respectively fall due
may be subjected to the payment of the Judgment re-
covered as aforesaid
And the said Stephen Paden is further notified that
ness he appears and plead, answer, demur to the
said bill within 60lays after thenext term Of said court
the said Alpheus j. Smith at the next term alter the
expiration Of sixty days will apply to the said court
to take the matters of said bill contested and to de-
cree thereon accordingly.
], RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
II. H. HUNTER Attorney for Complainant
August i6, 1850. s596 Owls
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Valuable Property for Sale.--I wish to sell
the East half of Lot No. 3 and Lot No ., in the
18th Square Of Lancaster being the late residence of
George Myers Also the farm ! live on two miles
East Of Lancaster containing 205 acrcs all enclosed
and well improved which is the best and most desra-
BILE farm and town property in the county and will be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call anil sec
JOHN A. COLLINS.
August i6, 1850. 10
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NTOTICE.-AT my instance an attachment was this
IN day issued by G. Steinman Justice Of the Peace
Of Hooking Township, Fairfield County against the
property and effects Of L. H. Guthrie, nonresident
Juiy TO- 1855 PHILIP EMBIcH.
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ENstate Of Enos Bradley.-Notice is hsreby
IA given, that the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of tho Esste Of EEOs
BHAprEr, late Of Fairfield county, deceased
GEORGE sANDERs0N, Adrp'foys
Julyae, 1880 4wiS
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"a ilks.The best sssor;fn4ntin town, bta purris 10,
- ,an b. found At HENLEf's
may u, ls50 }
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~ erman GrammarS.-Olendoh s new method
w Of learning to read, write and speak tho German
language. Also, German Bibles, Testaments & Hymn
Books Just received and for sale low at the book store
of JOHN L TUTHILL,,
July 10, 1850 Opposite ShqGer's Hotel.
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Fire and Marine INSURANCE

u 81 stEAu Va AtGb btAC 2lESEst sNsStNs
TIME undersigned would call the attention Of me
J. chant and others having property exposed to lost
by Fire the perils Of Navigation to the superior
advantages offered by the
PSuTECTION iNsURAECE COMPANY
OF Hartford COnneeIicHI, viz:
l-Iates Of Premium as low as those OF any other
RESPONSIBLE 0iilce.
IA Speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of losses
by tie General Agent Of the Company or the Vest
ern and Southern States.
3-Arbitration (of all differences which may arise
by reirces mutually chosen.
awards promptly paid in Specie ,bsn.ahle Funds
or exchange on New YcTk, Baltimore. Charleston
New Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh o.
Ciudinusu at the option Of tie insured.
UFsPamphle 3, setting forth the mode and prlnc pos
Of adlustig losses-l'ates of slon
of liazarls Nc &c., &c, furnished to the custoners
OF the office free OF charge.
For further Information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized TO insure Dwellings, Stores
Hotels, Warehouses;, alilIs Manufactures, Barns &c.
Also-HOuschold Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or stored therein, against loss
or damage by FIRE.
ABo-Dry Goods, Groceries Manufactured Goods,
Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock; and every
other description Of Merchsndi4e personal Proper
ty shipped or to be shipped pei good steam boat, or
boats to and from points the Western Waters, or
between Eastern Cities Ivia Lakes, OF other inland
routcl and any towns IN the Western country, against
the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
Aiso-Shipments OF Goods Wares and Merchandize,
per good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and
Eastern ports-between New Orleans and other Gull
p6rts-between all American ports and English or
European Ports or TO any maritime port whatsoever
i'm the Atlantic waters against the PElllIS OF THE
SEAS. VIM. ?. CREED, Agent,
january %, 1850 SO Protection Insurance Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

S ~ Between Chagrss and Gorgono 81
lives were lost in AZ days by the upset
ting Of native canoes.
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ROOTS AND SHOES

A LARGE Lot just receved-embracing every
IA kind of Fashionable shoe now in use for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, egood stock of Mems
Boots and Caters, at WISES
Lancaster, Aug. l6, 80 10
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N-OW OPENtNG-A handsome variety of Cali.
~ coos, Ginghams, A Prints, Oil Chinizs, Lawns
Irish Linens, Changeable Mohair Lustres. &c.
STAPLE GOODS--Such as Tckings, Brown and
Bleached Drillngs, Apron Checks, BIeached Muslins
Brown Linens, Whits and Red Flaunes, Bleachcd
Sheetngs from to yards widc, Pillowcase Cottons
Table Covers.
Together with General assortment of all kinds Of
Goods, for Housekeeping purposes for sale at WISES
Lancaster, Aug, l6, 1850 10
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NEW GOODS-.IuIv ootb. 1s5o,

Mis- day received at the cheap cash store opposit,
i Sh1tfers Hotel, large aud general assortment
of New Goods, embracing every kind and variety o
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS Having purchaseC
this stock betwec the regular SEASONS for going East
thereby realizing an advantage in buying many kind
of Goods and getting freight at low rate, enables mt
to sell my articles at greatly reduced prices. Ever,
body is invited to call aud buy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug. 16, 80 w. T.. WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

EStray COw.-oh Monday last, the Cow Of the
~ subscriber went to parts unknown. She is a
dark brindle fresh rather old and of medium size.
Other marks not particular recolected liberal re-
ward will be given for her apprehension and Ini9rna-
ton of the same, THE EDITOR.
Lancaster, July 10, 1850
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SUNDAY School and Family Librarie,

- A Depository Of the publications Of the Amerran
Sunday School Union has been established AZ the
Book Store of the Rev JOHy LIHMAS, in lancaster
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books at tle same
prices they sold at, from the Depositry in pha-
delPha. Regular libraries containing 100 bound volt
uns sold for SO. Juvenile Libraries 10 bound vol
umes only s.. Family libraries 81 bound volumes S3.
From the other publications OF the Union Schools and
Families may select to such amount as may suit their
nNNn cnnYanienep Iancasfar- inav 3I=4
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IL Fairfield Common Pleas
Frederick Luhman,
Petition for Divorce.

Emile Luhman. =
TTNHE Defendant in the above case, will take notice.
Il that the complainant has this day filed his petition
in the court Of common pleas of Fairfield county,
Ohio thereby praying for dissolution ofthe Marriage
Bonds and for other relief and that the same will be
for hearing at the nextterm Of said court aud for cause
he assigns that Of will absence for more than three
wears. VIRGIL Z. g. J. A. SHAW,
FTss Solicitors for Complainant
August ~, 1850. h sl,B 6w15
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August ELEcrIoNs.....Itis is now stated
that Reid, Democrat. is elected Govern
or of North Caroliha by 1900 majority.
The democrats will have about A major.
ty in the Legislature.
In Missouri, the Wings will thosl like.
ly have the Legislature aud elect ma,
jority Of Cougressmen. Three districts
are heard from, which elec, Wings.
In Kentucky. the Wings have elected
a majority Of members of both Houses
of the Legislature.
In Indiana, the returts Indicate a
democratic majority of SOin the Legisla
ture aud about the same number in the
Convention.