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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug 23.-Flour closed heavy; sales
closed active; white Al l5asl IS; red 81 Osal y
Corn is higher; yellow has advanced DC, closing
at etlae2c; white 76a7sc Provisions closed dull
Whisky closed firm at 2Skc
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Sailing OF the sioop- of. War savannah.

BosroS, Aug. 2.-The United States sloop-of-
war savannah sailed from the lower bay yester-
day. Her destination is unknown, but IL is SUD-
posed she is bound 70 Vera Cruz
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WATCH RETURNs.-John johnson, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, s3.l5. Jas Norris, do
S315. James Rouse, do; S2.15; John Reynolds,
cold, do; S2.15. VIM. Funeks profanity; 50 Is
Robert Burns, do; S3.15. Thomas Dickev' drunk
and disorderly; 50 Is. Henry Adams, disorderly;
for trial George Williams, do. John Lindsley,
disorderly; SAILS
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By WALL. 4 BARNARD, Auctieneers
THREE DWELLING HOUSES ON THE
ISLAND AT AUCTION ION THURSDAY Az
IN the premises, . OF %, subdivision Square ga
fronting IS feet on 18th street west, between Mary,
q feet, and improved by a good and comfortable
+ anne Dwelling, containing ak rooms and base
ment, and under good rent. =
Also, two Brick Dwellings in the rear of same lot
fronting on wide a ley and IS feet deep.
This sale offers an excellent Opportunity for in
vestment, as all the houses are under good rent.
Terms: One fourth cash /; balance in 6, H. and 10
months. with interest. A deed given and deed Of
trust taken. WALL Il BARNARD,
al 10 (States.D Auctioneers.
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e,J ByI:G IL MgSgIR f3| co, AgptiP4sey..

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
SMAbL FRAME HOUSE AND IOF ON
- Eth STREET WEST; IETwEEN OANp P STREETS
AT AUCTIoN-On WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON
August S4th, at 81 O'Clock, on the premises we
shai SCI! the south half Of Lot No. H. suhdivl-
street west, between - and p STREET north, run
ming back 85 feet to foot alley, with the prove
Uents, consisting OF two-s'ory Frame Housa
be given. ~ r''H "iii
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and u
the premises. y"
au 3-d J. c. MCGUIRE A CO Auct,rs
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suspension of Hewson & Holmes.
CINCINNATI, August - -Messrs Hewson A.
Holmes, stock brokers, on Third street. suspended
to-day. Their liabilities are not stated
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THE NATIONAL GUARD intend to give picnic
at Columbia Springs on Thursday, September I'd
Bear this in min
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uIB PTS. Mcguire co, ,Auctlonser.,

By G: MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
I'HE ENTIRE MATERIALS AND MA
Il CEuNERY OF THE OFFICE OF THE 'SOUTnKRN
GiTIZEN," WASHINGTON, ID. c., AT AUcTIoN.-On
nNESDAI. August Slst, at ~ o'clock M, at
the ofice OF the southern Citzen," corner Lou
lsians ayenus and 10th street west shall sell the
entire Materials aud Machinery. consi ting Of
One new Improved Large CYLINDER Printing Press
IN perfect order aud condition. The bed is 81 By
81 WIS purchased In New York for S2,S0,
One superior four-horse power Steam Engine and
B9lleI, only smonths old, and in perfect order,
Types ar other Materials now in the office of
which large qualify has never been used.
About $50 pounds OF BREWER Type, quite new and
unused,
Together with a quaint ty Of new Nonpareil Type,
Also, the stands, Cases. Ornamental Types, and
fec. VI
Propositions to pure base any portioa-afthe above
tion.
Terms: SlOo ano under, cash over that sum, q
au Is eo&ds ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct..
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~TH. DAILY STAB win be punctuslly sent
-. ,daress Of our citizens during their absence
-, =, the sumner retreats, by the earliest mail
The paper is put to press. Thus they can keep
.l...,lyes thoroug lilly posted with all that tran
w.. ., washington, and at the same time in
-, themselves Of all the current events Of the
IT, Terms, - cent? per week. r., .s..... !
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BY ]. c. Mcguire & co, Auctioneers.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers
ENTiRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES,
IL l.IQuoRs, &c, At AucTIoN..On TUESDAY,
Shh Instant. commencing al 10 o'clock at tho store
Of Shokell Miller, the entire stock OF goods
Fine South Side, London Particular, and Reserve
Hafmony's Pale, Brown. sup. Pale sherries.
CHATEAU Lahse' Marsaux' Leoviile, and st. Julien
Chateau, Yquen, and Haut sauternes,
HockheimeT, Leibfraumilch, and Braunberger
Fine ,:oEnac and Rochelle Brandy,
Sup erior Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
Pea Peach 'i Brandy, Holland Gin.
Superior Tonic stomach Bltters,
F Fine I'D Rye and Jamaica Rum, IN demijohns.
Large assortment of English Sauces, in fancy vases
EpslIsh Jesss az, and ,c...ups,
French and English Pickles,
Durham Mustard. French Chocolate,
MulhgstaTny, CuIrie, Shrimp and Anchovy Paste,
Complete assortment of Spices.
Together with large stock Of
Door Mas, Wooden Ware, Groceries, 60.
Viii Commence the sale Of Liquors At y o'clock
Ter@s SIS and under cash; over that sum credit
su SD J. C. Mcguire q CO., Auots.
MARsHAL's sALE.-ln virtue OF a writ of
circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF w asmngton and to me directed, 1 will
House door q said county, on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of September next. 1852, at u o'clock m.
eidanIs isht, title, claim and interest in and to
che south :, part Of Let No. is 10 square No g.
street and north M street. and running back the
VIII lie depth OF said lot 40 feet together with iii ard
and YIN Be sold 70 satisfy iudioi. No s., to ooto,
1ivor of Charles FranEsnbs!ssr 6 &c.
au 2s-dts - for the District of Columbia,
By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
the ed instant, shall sell. at the residsnes offs
and S
a m, good assortment of excellent Furniture,
b. 0'' d. "''nu Af@ and s Castor Chairs,
Rosewood Centre, Sid. and P WSst TsS..
Walnut, French, Jenny Lind, and other Bsdstsada,
Be- %ss; sad W ssSs
Hsnd; some Brussels i% Tspsstfy carpet,
Gh.mbeI, Passage, and Step O. pets,
Rugs, Oilcl9ths, Mats, and Mating, Q he7 fs-
Hair, Cotton and sSuek Mattresses, 20
FSg. sas Bolster Cases.
Seot psSs R.SsoF CHAMBER Cook and
Extension Dining Table, TIN Safes, f fa - =
W alnut Sldeboard and Lounges, -far g-H.a. 80
Cutlery, Casters, Fruit Stands, 1lisr-e
A lsIse and, complete assortment Of fine China,
Glass and Crockery Ware,
WITH iarEe assortment Of nearly new Kitchen
Terms All sanas nader Gas, ca,h over Sa5
credit of 60 and 80 days for notes SYSTEMATICALLY
endoIssd, bearing interest. 20
9TIeoq3Q - !. A GhEEN, Auot.
III, THE ABOVE SALEIs POSTPONED
ns 81 sd ssdIpA Z, the 2a i1.asa fFtEtse Sesas .s.
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ACCIDENT By ETHEREAL OL.-Last night Miss
McGill, young lady residing on Fifth street, be-
tween F and 6, was severely burned by the ex-
ploson Of an ETHEREAL Oil lamp, which she was
filling at the time. The flames Were soon ertin.
guished, or the damage might have been more
serious. Safety requires that those who use this
KIND OF OIL, should be careful never to I'LL the
lamps while the wick is burning. MANY fatal
ard severe accidents have resulted from the want
Of caution In this particular. ="
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day. Good ....
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Nl Pa arenHe, soHth Sid<.-San ord's Llyer Invia.
orator, Wrighys vesetable Pills and fresh supply
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, CkSrrE MARkEr.-Th srrivals of wagons from
the adjacent counties at the Centre Market space,
last night, were quite numerous, and the supply
this morning was good. The prices Were about
a. on Saturday morning -. -l.l.L -. -.
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by A. GREEN, AnctiOneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH Nj AND lsr STREETS Easf
AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY, the s6 h instant 4 shall
sci, In front o the premises. at O'Clock D. M the
loitowing handsome property, viz:
Lots Nos. 2, 8, 9, To- and H. in SQuare No 10 The
lots front on north NJ and LIST street east contanng
IN al between sixty and SEVENTY thousand square
suit purchasers. ~ " ." io'e W
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, r. and IA
Hlonths, Tor notes hearing interest from day of
deed given and deed of trust taken. All con
Feyancl1g at the cost of the purchaser
du Nd A GREEN Auot
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Tar OBJ FELLOWS Picnic, at Columbia
Springs, is passing of most joyously, as we 90 to
press. Some fifty orphans, I'm whose behalf this
pleasant affair is N ven, are present and ENJOYING
themselves prodi giously. The attendance is LARGE
already, and viii Of course be much increased
this afternoon. g' t-i.r
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medions steamer ANTELOPE, %
town every TUESDAY, THURS =
DAY, and SATURDAY.. ~ . O'clsck m Re
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ats O'Clock a m.
Pare ol.00.
N. B. The Antelope makes an extra TRIP 90 Shop
herdstoyn and WIliamsport on Saturday nieht
ana sunday mornings. Nv IS I'm
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s'THArSERENADE,'' was did up in Esputa's
best style, about ii O'Clock last nght-the pient
being Quartermaster Edward Towers Of the Pres
idents Mounted Guard, whose universal popular
ity causes him to be frequently the recipient Of
such compli ments. A number of friends, both
military and civil, happened IN about the right
time to enjoy the full luxury of a superior per
formance Of the exquisite Sefenade from Don Pas
qiale; new and designed TO be popular arrange.
ment Of the Cujus Amman, from Rosini's master
piece; and other choice pieces "A mum ficent
spread" Of edibles and drinkables of rare quail
ity and flavor, intermixed with pleasant converse
ton followed and at seasonable hour the pleasant
company separated, sfter having passed a couple
oil hours or 30 most agreeably. -
The band. on their return to the Navy Yard ,
rendered serenade to Lieut.. Butler Of the u s.
Marine Corps, at his residence on Capitol Hill
where their musical skin was &C knowledged by q
very handsome entertainment on the part of the
gentleman thus complimented, whose kindly in.
terest in the weil-eelng Of those officially under
bis charge has since his appointment to this post
spected by them all. =. LA ~
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
EE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES AND
@ 1T Instant al g as saT
and sets s Hsrnsas heavy
an2 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
MORNING, slst Instant. at 10 ocIocf' at the farm
Hd mr. SoSkeT t on the road passing the soldiers
we VIII sell his entire Personal Effects compris-
pair large size and very superior mules.
fDs5y me be EHH nTss.. and and RRdaE HSIse
Iexcellent Cow and lot of Hogs,
Fan sn plSSs H. Ho Hs.roTs; Cultiyators,
With rtn hot Oths. Personal Effects.
gu IStatesl Auotoneers.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer,
EXCEI.LENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
e. JJ S Nm 99RFHAS. CprRTeon, THGRsnnPatYS
hOhSiNO, August 18th, at 10 O'Clock, by order
Of the Qrphans' Court, shall SELL at the residenee
and s,b sfree ms on street between lsh
superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, with Eolisn
Hand some French plate Msntel and Pier Glasses,
Marbie-top Centre and Sofa Tables,
W ainut Erepch Sofas and Divans,
M aih sn Gafssa Pslai and Arm
Suit Of four hsndsSme 6s@asS ap sSHiy Shs Hs,
with Cornice and Fixtures N"' '"in''
prussels and other Carpets, OiIcoth Rugs
Extension Dining and Mahos any Side Tables
Zane seat Chairs, Lounges ard Pillows
Single and Double Bedsteads, Washstands,
pressing and PLAIN Bureaus, Wardrobes
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
HalT and Husk Mattresses, Blankets&c
w alnut Secretary and Bookcase, Work Tables
China Glass, and CTocksry Ware, i'O'0''
Cooking and other Stoves
cites. ~ ~"en Nos"-
Terms; SIS and under, cash; over that sum, a
notes, bearing interest
r. C. JOHNSON, ini.trator.
au I'd j. c. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
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~.
Sir: have received your favor of the I'd instant.
communicating for my approval an ordinance of
the Corporation entitled - An act authorizing the
erection Of a markct-house in the Seventh Ward -
passed on the 3Uth Of July last
The first section of this act Of g the Board of
Aldermen and Common Council Of the city of
Washington" aPproPriates the sum Of eight thou
sand dollars q for the purpose Of erecting mar
ket-hOuse at the intersection Of Virginia avenue
and ID street south, between -Four and half and
Sixth streets west: Procided, That the asseRt of
the PTSSLdent Of the LATED States be first
h.T,tO.n ~. ..
After careful examination Of the act of Con-
gress Of the 18th Of May 1S20 to incorporate the
fnha bitants Of the city of WASH nyton.n do not
believe that the Corporation, with or without the
assent of the President possess the power to erect
market-house in any public street of this city
The seventh section OF the act confers upon the
Corporation the power to open and keep in repair
streets. avenues, lanes. alleys drains and sewers
agreraby to the plan Of the city" This does not
confer upon them any authority partially To close
and obsruct any street by the erection of market
house thereon. Nor is this much to b. regretted
The experience of other cities has proved that
such erections In the public streets very incon-
venient. and they have in several instances been
removed. But, no matter what may be the true
construction OF the city charter in this respect IL is
quite clear hat the power granted the streets
whatever this may be, Is vested In the Corpora
ton, without even the alightest reference to the
President 60. . ~ b.. - 5000 .....-1
The case ia different in regard to "the open
spaces and squares of the city, These are en-
treiy distinct from the streets They were wisely
reserved In the original plan Of the city for the
purposes OF health, ventilation. ornament and re-
crention Tue charter has, therefore, properly
provided that the assent of the President snail he
obtained 10 any plan which may be devised for
their occupation and Improvement To this ex-
tint the power OF the Corporation over them is
limited. The language Of the chatter 10 very
clear The Corporation are invested with the
power to occupy and improve for public lpur-
posrs, b. and with the nsent of the President Of
the United States any part of the public and omen
spaces and squares in said city not interfering
with any private rights" This is not case in
which it is proposed to erect a markethouse on
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tn. Drrrrcu1,r =, =. sJ.s,.g-, 49, ~.

TIE DrrrIcuLrr zf fas sdlstsSs, Hoxr-we
nenuoned Yesterday that an inmate Of the Sol
oierS nome named John Torrick was reported
70 nave oeen pretty harshly used while in a at Of
eiunken insubordin nation, by Sergeant Bassell and
sscts oS NV vail From inquiry, however, into the
=. we case we are led TO doubt IL more force
was sseu IMAM the case absolutely required OF
eouIse ~ Is necessary that proper discipline shall
DC maintained at such an institation and the Sol
under the me- n may be proper to mention, is
he act oS and articles Of war as provided Tor
ye.t Congress: Torrick, it seems, is large
p oM.ai man, and when In liquor a very dan
gefo9s one. On Saturday, ii appears that every
ss1 .en 70 get Torick to the guardhouse quietly
peo resorted to in vain, and il was only after
ms open and desperate resistance of the officers
wi'I ueauiy weapons i'm his possession that Major
AeIah1ef gave orders for using such force as
.tn;nt "e necessary to put him under proper re-
ssain'. NO one who knows Major AIexander's
S OF heart will suppose for moment that he
wouiu Permit harsher measures to be adopted than
.Js auS necessary for the maintenance Of
nas, hia Piine for the common good Of those
u u.A care Torrick is now doing well, we
neal Al Is only justice to the large number of in
mdtes lsome 1907 of the Soldiers Home to add
lnas .nsy nave in general behaved with great pro-
Pfie'y during their stay there.
POLICE MATTERs.-BeforsJ Justice Clark-John
bieign was tried yesterday before Justice Clark,
on charge of resisting Officer Freere i'm the dis
charge OF his duty. The evidence showed that
1 Ins oA1sl was trying to quiet James Bleigh,
,oun n.other, who was drunk near his own
mouse, when John came out and asked permission
20 She MS brother home. The drunken man
.hen began to curse the officer, who thereupon
M. Ieh 70 take him to the watch house AT
tnls Jonn Bleigh interfered, again SAVING II was
ms p1o.ner and he would take him home II the
ohce would allow him. The officer by this
.lne round the drunken brother growing more
,t and unmanagable in Consequence OF
the Others Interference and found il necessary "a
use some FORCE in exercising which John Bleigb
received severe wound On>the face from the
oIneers pike. The magistrate, after hearing tn.
use all necessary force in conserving the peace
put that John had been actuated by an inbocen
desire to take his brother home and it not appear
officer. the case was dismissed . :,
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:. I III, , THE ABOVE .SALEIs POSTPONED
90 sd 80 !, q a. GREEN, Auct,i
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'ts A w. MILLER -
un cohciu ION Of the readfnp Mr. wa.J a,cov..d
,.-r.,i1 port OF the committee be laid over i'm.
M. ,, M.O'e stated that in his opinion some of
hoard could not iptsrfsre With the Msyor;. y,ybt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Rv virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
ID from the Court,of Common Pleas of Meigs
County. will offer for sale at he door of the
Court House in Pomeroy, at / O'Clock AM
on the 29h day of September, 1859, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, to witt
all that tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ing in Town three, Range thirteen, of the Ohio
Company's purchase, beng part of section
number three: beginning at post in the east
line OF said section, one hundred and sixty
perches south from the north east corner Of
said section; thence west sixty-three and two.
tenth perches to post; thence north eleven
degrees east thirty-two perches to a post
thence north thirty-fouf perches to post
thence north forty degrees west seventy
perches 10 post; thence north seventy-nine
degrees west fifteen and eight ht-tenths perches
TO post; thence north to post in the north
line of said section; thence east eighty
perches to the northeast corner of said sec
ton; thence south one hundred and sixty
pert hes TO the place of beginning, contain
ing sixty acres mere or less: except
twenty FIVE acres Off the north end Of said
tract, and sold as the property of Myron
Harper, ct al, at the suit of Hiram H. Grow.
Appraised at 1924 90.
Aug. 29, -35 ST. J. V. SMITH, S. NJ. G.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
NOTICE.

DOBERT Campbell, late of Meigs County,
IL but hose place OF residence is unknown,
ames p Tanner, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Alex
ander McBane and Jerome B. AMER, Of said
Pittsburgh, partners under the name of
McBane & AMER, Jackson A. Wilson, Sam
uel B. McElroy and William Findley, of said
city of Pittsburgh, partners under the name
of Wilson, McElroy & Co., Daniel Stein,
Samuel Stein, Myer Stein, and Solomon Stein,
of the city of Baltimore, Md. partners under
the name of Stein Brothers, Charles A. GrR-
nell, and John W.Jenkins, of the city of Bal
timore, Md, partners under the name OF Grin
nell & jenkins, Isaac Coale and John Cugle,
of the city of Baltimore. Md, partners under
the name of .Coae & Cugle, Isaac Whittier
and John T. Patterson Of the city OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, partners under the name of
Whittier & Patterson, David McCandless,
Wi1Iiam Means and Harrison A. Coffin, OF
said city of Pittsburg, partners under the
name of McCandless, Means & Co., and Mi
chaeI w htmore, Christian H. Wolff, George
]. Duff and Thomas H. Lane, of said city Of
PittSburg, partl, rs under the name of Whit
more, Wolf, Duff& Co., will take notice that
Thomas Pickens, of Megs County, Ohio, did,
on the 10th day of September, 1859, file his
petition IN the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for said Meigs County, against
that the said Robert Campbell is indebted to
the said plaintiff for the purchase money OF
certain real estate named in said petition,
ana that the, said plaintiff and one John
Woods, ser, have a further lien. set forth
in said petition, upon the same premises,
which are prior to all other liens thereon,
and that the defendants above named, have
liens upon the same premises by reason of
certain attachments levied thereupon, and
that said premises have been sold by the
Sheriff of Melgs County, upon an order oil
attac hment, but which 81 le is not yet con-
imed, and asking that the lien Of the plain
Tiff, for has sard purchase money, and the lien
of the said plaintiff and John Woods Sen,
may be ordered to b. paid, as prior liens, out
of the money arising from said Sheriff's sale,
or that said sale be set aside, and the premi-
ses ordered to be sold to pay said liens. And
the said defendants above named are notified
that they are required TO appear and answer
said petition, on or before the Sd Saturday
after the 18th day Of October. 1853.
~ PLANTS & CARTWRIGHT, tslo
Isl st+ @ Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6
Sent. 10, '59, -37-6t-$s. IS tsesas s5ila y !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-20
NOTICE.

SAMUEL COOPER, (s,ippvsed to be IN the
~ State OF virginia,) will take notice that
Catharine Cooper. of the County of Meigs, in
the State of Ohio, did, on the I'd day of Au-
gust A. d. 1859, file her petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, within anil for the County
Of MeigS, in sald State of Ohio, against the
said Samuel Cooper, defendant, setting forth
that the said Samuel Cooper and the said
Catharine Cooper were married on the % day
of november, A d. 1925, in the said County
of Melgs, and State Of Ohio; and that ever
since the said marriage, the said Catharine
Cooper has conducted herself toward the said
Samuel Cooper as faithful and obedent
wife, yet, that the said Samuel Cooper, re-
gardlesS Of his marital duties toward the said
Cathari"e Cooper, has been guilty of habit
ual drunkenness for the three wears last past,
and further setting forth, that the said Samuel
Cooper is possessed of certain goods and
chaitels, aud is also seized in fee of certain
real estate, situated in said County of Meigs,
and State Of Ohio, full description of which
real and personal property is gwen in the pc
tition of the said Catharine Cooper, filed or
the I'd day Of August, A. D. 1859, as afore-
said; and further averring that the said Sam
uel Cooper threatens, and is about to DIS
pose of all OF said property, both real ana
personal, and convert the same into money,
and remove Herewith beyond the jurisdiction
OF the said State Of Ohio, whereby the said
Catharine Cooper will be left wholly desti-
tute, and without the means of support, and
further charging that the said Samuel Cooper
threatens to remove from the custody of the
said Catharine Cooper certain children, TO
wit: Lucy M. Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper, and
Samuel Cooper junior; and praying that the
said Samuel Cooper may be restrained by the
injunction OF said Court from selling or dis
posing OF any of said real and personal prop
erty, and also from taking from the custody
OF the said Catharne Cooper the said chill
dren; and further Praying that the said Sam
uel Cooper may be decreed 10 pay the said
Catharine Cooper reasonable almony, and
for such other relief as the nature of her case
may require; and the SAID Samuel Cooper is
notified that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third Sat
urday after the goth day of September next.
Dated August 10Th, A. D. 1859.
CATHERINE COOPER,
BY RuRNAr * STANBERY, Her Atty's.
Aug. 1888 6t SO IS.