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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
Legal Notice.

Abraham Workmln Admin
traitor Of John Hinkle decd. p,o,,ste ,;our,s
vs.. Petition
Suzannah Hinkle widow OF IN seu land
John Hinkle deceased Joseph
Hinkle ct. o!.
,HO Susannah Hinkle widow of John Hinkle
i deceased, Henry Hinkle, Eli Hinkle, Mar
gret Parker, Abagail Boyd and Lloyd Boyd her
husband, Polly Williams and John Williams her
husband Susaunah Enkle and Sarah Hinkle,
children and heirs Of John Hinkle, deceased, and
susannah Hinkle, Henriette Hinkle, Lucetta
Hinkle Mary T.. Hinkle, William A Hinkle,
James Hinkle, and a younger child whose name is
unknown, children and heirs of Peter Hinkle
deceased, VINO are heirs Of John Hinkle deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the 22d day
Of Nav, a. D. 1850, said administrators filed his
petition in the Probate Court Of Holmes county,
Ohio, against you and Joseph Hinkle and Richard
Walton, the object and prayor Of which petition is
to obtain an order out of said Court, on the I'd day
Of July. 1850 at which time said petition will
be for hearing for the assignment oi the dover OF
Susanuah Hinkle. the widow OF John Hinkle, de-
ceased in and for the sale of the followingreal es
tate of which the said John Hinkle, deceased, died
seized To wit: The south halt Of the easthaf of
the south east tquarer of section sixteen, III town
ship eight, Of range nine OF the unapproprlated
lands in the military District subject 10 sale at
Zanesville, Ohio, containing forty acers more or
less. said petition prays for the adjustment OF the
rights of Richard Walton who the administrator is
informed has purchased thesbove dover interest
and the interest of Joseph Hinkle and Margaret
Parkei.
ABRAHAM WORKMAN.
Administrator of John Hnkle, deceased.
May %, lc60.-nl4 w5pfS5.
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Notice.

ZANE McCULLOCH who is q non resident Of the
d State Of Ohio, Eleanor Smith. Of the county OF
Linn and state of Iowa, and Wesley !. Criss, OF
the county Of Fulton and state Of Illinois, Will take
notice that the State Of Ohio did on the 10Th day
Of March, A. ID. 1860, file its petition in the court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Holmes in -aid State Of Ohio. against Asa g. Dim
mock, Ann ?. Dimmock. Archibald Fisher and Rob-
ert'Fi.her. the -ad Jane McCulloeh, Eleanor Smith
and Wesley T. Crise detendents, setting forth that
the aid Asa q. Dimmock and Ann =, Dimmock
his wife, did. on the 18th day Of December, A. d.
l-43 execute and deliver to said plaintiff a mortg-
age in lot number lie in the town of Milersburg
in said county Of Holmes, to secure the payment of
s232 90 with interest at per cent. per annum pay
able semi annually in advance from 18th June le4i
according to certain bond referred to in said
mOrtgage-and that since the giving of said mortg-
age the said Archibald and Robert Fisher, and
the said Jane AcCulloch claims interest in said
premises as mortgages under said Asa q. Dim
mock; that said Eleanor Smith claims dover in
terest in said premises, and that said Wesley T.
CTiss, pretends to hold title to said premises de-
rived from said Asa q. DinmOok subsequent to the
execution and delivery of all Of the said above
mortgages, The prayer of said petition is that
said Asa q. Dimmock may pay said sum claimed to
be due with the interest thereon, in default there
Of that said premi may be sold pay the and
the said Jane McCulloch. Eleanor Smith. and
Wesley 7. Criss, notified that they required
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the lith day Of July, A. ID. 1850.
REED d CRlTCHFIELD,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
May l., lsG0.-n!3w6.
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SEieriA's sale.

James Watson,
Vs.
Samuel Jones,
DY virtue of two orders of sale VS.. defendant
ID in this case issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Holmes county Ohio. and to me directed
at | o'clock P. NJ,
On Monday, the oh day Of july, A. D. 1860,
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House in Millersburg, in said Holmes coun-
ty, the following lands tenements; to-wit. In lot
number seventeen (l7) in the town of Nashville
Holmes county Ohio.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
June 7, ls60.--nl6w5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14

Mr.. D. G. NEwToN:--
DEAR SIR.--I have the hon
An Exciting Scene---The Millersburs
Democratic Band.

Quite an exciting scene came off on the Fair
grounds last Saturday morning on the occasion
of the decision Of the Judges on the merits of the
two Milersburg Bands-the Democratic and Re-
publican. From what we learn it seems that the
former was fairly entitled to the premium, but
some of the political partizans Of the latter, who
are possessed of far more audacity than honesty at
tempted to interfere and change the decision OF
the Judges. This having been noticed by the i'm
partial by-standers when the declaration was made
by one Of the judges that sin conseqte"ceo Of the
hqher order of the performance Of the DClnocrd'!c
Band, the 2d premium is dwardcd TO them, the ar
rent with the shouts OF the multitude, who were
overoyed at the just decision OF the committee
Immediately following this exciting scene, ,ne
friends of the Democratic Band presented them
with huge hickory broom, which was placed prom
ineptly in their handsome wagon. They thenpro-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14

We have Just completed the taking of the cen.
sus in Richand Township. The population OF
the township is 1901. The population of Napo.
leon is lO7. We were very kindly and Hospitality
treated by the people of Richlond We arc under
special obligations to William White, P. Rinken'
berger, Abraham Powelson, and S. Snow sr. for
their Kindness. When we have room ana time
we will give more particulars of the wealth &C. OF
tbe township. Next week we expect to be in Kill
buck; Mr.. French will be in Monroe
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
.n,-BLOOL FOODlBLOOD FOODl

w hrvrvui feelings IN 'eudiug the advertisement OF
d BRpSsoS's lLonp foop. in another column; but we
tuu, qualification pr. dominates for, though regret
to celebrated man coming forward, even in ap-
pearance, under the same flag as quacks,-tha is by
resOrtng to advertisrE,yet we take satisfaction also
in knowing that there isnow reliable preparation before
the people for that most atal melancholy disease
Cons option and other organic complaints.
Dr.. Brouson is lecturer in our VI deal Co ges, and
hi. in his esp .ciait IS been wonderful thai
h. has consented variance with the preiudic,s o
evrry practitioner to MAKE II knOAn as he doing for
the L. u,lt Of -ul ing huna. iY.
II bias secured 70 \ rutS, however, firm whose re-
spcrtah iu >epe ats entirey hs preparations ON Ill
t,gc ot q aclcrH. M-s,rs. Church ,G Dupont his
sole MANAGERS they also for The most invaluable
Of ,ptrntonS, Dr. E0tons Infantle Cordial. If moth
could know the great care taken in putting up this
artcc,-some idea of which they can form by comparison
Of it with any other article Of the kindheO would pre-
fer it to thing that ms ever been offered them For
own pa t. if we had child suffering, wHuh not
hesitate TO administer this preparation, knowing that
such careful druggists would not in anything that
was not perfectly safe ana elTectual-QUebec Gd-6He
HB-See advertisements For sale by j. k. RAIFF, drug
gist, Millersbtrg, Ohio
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sl,criR's Sale.

Mort Whitney,
Executor Of
John White decd.
CpY VIRTUE Of yendi vs. defendant in this case,
- issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
HOLMES county Ohio, and to mo directed st
o'clock Z. NJ.
On Monday, ne 1lH day QfJgns, 1850,
shall expose to public sale at the door Of III 9
Court House, In Minrsburg in said Holmes Coun-
", the following lands and tenements tO-wit.--rhe
northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter of
section number twelve of township number eight
Of range numbe nine Of military lands subject 10
sale at Ianesville, Ohio. containing forty acres
north-wes quarter Of range nine township eight
and section twenty-three, containing forty acres
more or less. lying and being in the countyof
Holmes and state Of Ohio.
Terms Of sale-Cash. - - -
JOHN FRENCH. Sheriff.
MAY g, 1s60-niOtd.
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wv ell I will do 1t. -
So IOOk out for Cost!

ENllE subscriber having retired from business
L finds that he has a large amount of money
standing ont amoung his customers, and being
desirous of having them come forward and settle
up, takes this method Of notifying those that know
themselves indebted to him by note or account to
come forward and settle imedatey or they will
find their claims in the hands of the proper officers
for collection. II. j. CONNER.
Mersburg, lS60.-nl5tf
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Deficient pair Of Boots!
William Alley, Millersburg U.
Attention +!

A LII persons knowing themselves indebt
N ed to me by Note, Due-Bill, or Book
Account will please come forward and SETTLE
the same Immediately, and save themselves
cost, as must have money, and cant wal
any longer; SC look out!
GEORGE SNOR.
Millersburg, Oct. &c, l969.-tf
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SliGrih''s Sale.

Henry Ale,
vs..
Andrew kratinger et. dl.N
DY virtue of two vendi. vs. in this case issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Holmes
county Ohio, and to me directed at O'Clock, P. NJ
on Monday, TIE 9th dag Of July, A. d. 1860.
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Nliilersburg said
Holmes county, the following lands and tenements;
to-wt: The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section fourteen, in township eight of
range nine oflands sold at Zanesville, Ohio, con-
tanning forty acres. Also, the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter Of section seven in
township eight of range nine Of lands sold at
Znnesville, Ohio, containing forty acres, lying and
being in the coun of Holmes, State of Ohio.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
June I, lS6O.-nl6w5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14

IN case of Scyofla T1cerS Scurcey or Eruptioas Of
the skin, the operation Of the Le Medicines is truly
astonishing, cc. removing in few days, every vestge
these loathsom diseases by their purifying effects
on the blool. BHioUs Fecer and .4gHc, DHSpepSid,
DropSy PNeS and in short, most all diseases
vie to their curative properties. No family should be
without thcm as by their timely much suffering aud
expense may be saved. For sale by J. X. RMFf,
(u47yD Millersburg, q.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
A tCARD.-AMISSIONARY LATE

LY returned from Japan, has brought with him
receipt which has ed thousands who suffering
from Consumption, bronchitis and debility. obtained
II from learned Physician, in the great City of Jcddo
Having been cured by it myself of Consumption, when
all other had failed, dcsrous of beneftug
by sending this receipt to all who need it, free Of
charge. Address with stamp, for reply.
Rev. WILLIAM CoSGRUNE,
(nAnmGO No. g2@ Baltic Sire i, BeOOAlyn, n. Y,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
An Awkward


Jooking individual from "out West passed
through town on Saturday last, with an old boot
on one foot labelled "Lincoln plumber" which he
represented to be one of the boots LINCOLN OBJ
tanned in his stationery bill while in Congress-
His other foot, we were sorry to see was "turned
out to pasture" He had on his shoulder an ILL
shaped knot of wood Of huge dimensions, which we
calculated was about4 feet long, 3 feet inches
wide, and feet 934 inches thick. This he said
was a piece of the mall which honest Old Abe
used when he split those 1900 rails in six weeks
and eight days He Uniformed our citizens that he
was straveling agent for LINCOLN to sell these
rails, as honest Old Abe was poor, had large
family to keep, his whisky bills "run up cons'derd
BILE, and there was no other way for him to make
money running for President. lie offered the
rails at $50 a piece, but could find no takers at
that high figure. He was told that the "hrst hol'
ler'' had not been heard in this region, when he
concluded that the excitement was not up hlSil
enough "yit" and he accordingly le!tto
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
DIR. Uardmap.

Dr. IIardman.
DR.. HAnpMAH's next visit TO Millersburg will be
Wednesday, June 9th. Rooms at the Ohio
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SheriR's Sale.

Jacob Spreng admir- Of the
estate of G. w. Giants,
deceased.
DY virtue of four orders of sale in this case
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF
said Holmes county, Ohio, and to me directed al
O'Clock P. VI.
On Monday, the 9h day Of july, A. D. 1850,
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House, in Millersburg, in said Holmes coun,
ty. the following real estate; to-wit: The west
half Of the southeast quarter of section twenty
FIVE, township twenty, and range fifteen; excepting
twenty acres off the north end of the above des-
cribed tract Of land situate in said Holmes county
Ohio, containing in all sixty acres, also except the
house and well and the land that is in the field
that the house stands on, containing five acres
where the said James Pagan lived on the llth
day of September, l-56, being a portion of the
above described premises as set forth in said Fa-
gan's answer.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff
June I, lS60.-nl6w5.
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MARRTED-

MARRIED.--On the 7th inst, by Rev. j. II.
VAN BaocKLlN, Mr.. JOSHUA GRUN and Miss
HANNAH PENICK, both of Wayne CO., Ohio.
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BEST HORSE IN OHIO.
BIG BOSTON

~ u
DIG Boston made his four last seasons in Wooster
but he Will be kept the present at Mersburg
Monday and Tues day Of each week. and Lafayette
on Wednesday Thursday, Fryday and Saturday of each
week, so on alternately throughout the season. COM
Isencing On the I'd day Of April
PEDIGREE-Big Bost was bred by En-. Blackburn
Noodford county, Kentucky, who imported Short Imp,
Morgan Imp, SOvere u American Eclipse, Shark Lance
Bartroner John Bascoub, Port Boy, Arab, Gray Eagle
aEuirur, Caii'iy'' Pea 90
horse the world produced As The competitor of the
world renowned Fashoa Boston carried l26 lbs and
1 miles in minutes SO seconds feat that Lever
egualled by any no Sc America Big Boston sired
by BOSTON, he by Tmone he by Sir Archy, he by import
ed Domede he by flougell, he by the Godophin. Dam
Polly Hopkins, by Bevtran great dam Setilla, great
great, grand dam by the Imp Dusaro. lie is i6 hands,
weighs l22Olbs. Red bay, black legs, mane and tail
Has his mile In minute 10 seconds; half mile in 50
seconds hroughy trained, but showed speed
his trials equal the fastest. He is half brother
Lexington that sold for 1905 also LecOmpte that
was sold for $1,000 by W. Wells to Mr.. Ten Brock -
These the great race between America and Eng
land For beauty, strength, action and fine figure Big
oson is not surpassed by any horse in America At
the Wayne county Fair, last fall, he took the sweepstakes
the French Mormon that sold Immediately alter the
Fair for 500 HI also took The premium the Moss
horse Sampson that sold FOR $500 In fact to
use the language ofJudge Cox and thousand others,
he is perfect horse. Some ten fhs colts took prem-
uus at said fair,
! TFRMS:-Fn.en dollars for insurance.
} April 9th, lsd0.-m3..
/ DANIEL HARMON, Owner.
JASrER P0UIS0N Groom.
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Sale of Real Estate.

Odle OF hcal Estate.
John Kinsley administrator
Of Frednck Ringgenberg,
deceased, plaintiff, Ii HOLMES County
against PROBATE Court
Fredrick Leibold & Joseph ORDER TO SELL
inc Lebold, his wife, Ed REAL ESTATE TO
ward Ringgenberg and PAY DrBr.
Adolphina Ringgenberg,
defendants.
ON the 14th day Of July, A. D. 1860, at one
~ O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property of Fredrick Ringgen
berg deceased; to-wit: Lots number three, six
twenty-seven and twenty eight in the village oi
Carlisle in the township Of Walnutcreek, il
Holmes county and State Of Ohio.
Terms of Sale-One third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years.
JOHN kINSLEY, Admir- of
FRIEDRICH REN NGGENBERG decd.
! June 1th, ls60.-nl5w5.
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The Award TO the Democratic Band.

We have been handed by Mr.. d. G. NEWTON,
leader of the Democratic Band, the following let
ter containing the premium awarded to them at
the late Band convention at Wooster. This will
certainly put quietus to the dispute between the
two Bands ofthis place in reference to the Con-
vention, as the writer, Mr., BAUMGARDNER, who
was secretary ofthe concern, is a Republican, and
it cannot be claimed by the Republican Band or
their friends that he is partial, or that his opinions
are biased.
WOOSTER, June 6, 1860.
DEAR SIR.--I have the hon
or offorwarding you the awards of the committee
as ID best in Convention, June /, 1850, which is
$40 with Silver Goblet, this gives us great pleas
ure, as we think you were particularly entitled to
the honor as well as the award, by your complete
triumph on the 2d trial. We regret that the
amount is so trifing, it should have been 800,
and would but for the unlocked for expenses that
were sprung upon by the neglect of some of the
committee. We hope that you were well pleased
with your visit here and also with the proceed
ings of the Convention, we did the best we could
TO make the thing success, how far we succeed
ed you can Judge. My particular regards to the
boys, &c. Respectfully your friend,
l.. S. S.BAUMGARDNElt, Sec.
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SheriG's Sale.

Russell Sturgcs,
Edward Hall ct. al
DY virtue Of vendi vs.. defendant in this case is
ID ued from the Court Of Common Pleas, Knox
County Ohio to me directed at O'Clock p. NJ,
on Monday tie ID ddy Of Julg, Il. d. le60.
| shall expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court House in Miliersburg; in home County ONO,
the fol owing desert bed lands and tenements to-wit
the south side Of the south east quarter of section
six township nine range five of the lands subject 10
sale at GAINESVILLE Ohio, lying and being IN the
county of Holmes, Ohio.
Terms of sale-Cash. - - 80
May 30, 1860.
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The 4th of July.

The 4th of July.
At a meeting of the citizens at the Court House
on Thursday evening, June 7th, to take steps to
celebrate the coming 4th day of July Upon mo-
ton Jenkens Mulvane was appointed President,
and Robert Justice Secretary, and thereupon the
following committees were appointed; On FL
nance--Louis Mayors, DR.. Ebright and Jacob Cherry
holmes. On arrangements - Robinson French,
Samuel English, VIM. KOCH l.. r. Critchlied,
and Howard Joice. On motion the meeting ad'
ioumed until Saturday Evening, the 9th of June
JUNE 9rH, lSG0--Meeting convened--same Of
ficers in attendance. DR.. Ebright, from commit
tee on finance, reported that there had been sub
scrbed for the celebration $l36. Samuel Eng
lish, from committee on arrangements, substituted
the following report:
President of the day-Col. N. +; Joss, and one
Vice President from each township.
Chief fMarshal--Daniel French, and one assist
ant marshal from each township.
Orator of the day--Rev u J. kn'sey.
Reader of the Declaration of Independence
John w. Worries.
The committee of arrangements also reported
programme of the proceedings for the day
Three Treasurers were appointed, consisting of j.
X. Raif, D. s. Uhl and VIM. Spangler. The meet
ing was enthusiastic, and the feeling decidedly
indicated good celebration on the coming 4th.
JENKINS MULVANE, Pres't.
ROBERT JUSTICE, Sec.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14

RE- MRS. WINSLOW-An expert
euced and female physician, has Soothing Syrup
children eehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of Teething by sotenisg the gums reducing all infam
allay al pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to
and relief and health to your infants Per-
fecty safe in all See advertisement in another
co unn. y1n39
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14

GJLD DlGGlNG9 DISCOVERED IN HOLMES CO.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
800 Men. Women and Children Visit
Ing the Mines Daily!
An EXTRA TRAIN TO BE PUT OK THE TRACK TO
CONVEY THE TERROR sTRlCKEN POPULACEl
S.I 600 WORTH of the precious Metal taken out
, ,UUU in less than weeE The soldiers Of Tr1Gs
poughed up The foundations Of soomon's Temple TO get
gold; but go %
A. B- FIR K'S,
and you getit without ploughing.
II ever has been an inoxpcsbe problem where Hiram
King Of Tyre procured much God To- Solomon. The
problem Is now solved by gongto
a b FIR <
and he will tell you all about the Cola Of ophire.
Poets have run mad and Historians ave collapsed In
deptcherng the iustous beaaiy aud radiant glow Of The
diamonds Of Goleonda. But what t. all that 10 compari
ton with the spa Killing gems that g am and gutter n the
Jewelry Store of A. b. Fry.
The Pearl seekers Of India have furnished matter Tor
the tragic muse and polarIzed the hearts Of ehtfanced
millions, by bringing mp from the yasty deep pcars Of
fAth until yo1 wax literally into the Je~elry Store Of
A r FIR *,
and what your eyes never behed and what the hear
Of man and woman too) never conceived Of before.
Pzarro ia Peru aud Corez in Mexico shed To: blood Of
Kings and yasses to procure their mines Of syer most
blesi nov to be had Of
A r FR Z
Solomon said there Time Tor a things, but forgot
to mention that b. FRY had Timo-pI,css for all men
aud hath is the sole agsnt living for the best clocks
ia America.
SP &c TACLES S!
You tak ofseelng awful spectacle bu, the speca.
ces at A. b. fRYs surpasses all rPECTACLE6 that Sore
Eyes ever beheld. So little and big, rich and poor high
and low big and ugly, every body aud the OF man.
kind, right aongnot with your Picks and Shove
hut your Pockets weighed down with old rusty Gold and
slyc dollars, old Jewery a4d torn sank Bl aud have
it replaced with something Of more benefit, that you may
20 on your way rejoicing Tell it every whereth our
stock Of
W.3TCHES, CLOCKS, JErpELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED ware, FANCY
GOODS, &c, &c, &C.,
cannot be surpassed either ia quality prices.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and all work
warranted.
To secure a fine view call early in the morning.
sag Room in Weirch's block, North side Of Jacs son
Street Milersburg, Ohio. A. b. FRY.
MAY, ls6).-nlltf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11
Territory of Kansas, Breckenridge County,

Territory of Kansas, Breckenridge County.
Frances B. Wanzer, Plaintiff, vs.. Hiram Wanzer,
Defendant. In the q. s. District Court for the
Second Judicial District of Kansas Territory,
ridge for the trial of causes arising under the
laws of said Territory
HIRAM Wanzer, formerly of Madison county,
- in said Territory. viii take notice that
Frances B. Wanzer, OF the county of Brecken-
ridge, did, on the second day of February, A. d.
1860, file her petition in the Office of the CLERK of
said Court for said county of Breckenridge set
ting forth that the said defendant, for more than
. year last past, has absented himself from, and
deserted the petitioner without reasonable cause,
and praying diyocre from the bonds of matri-
meny. and that the custody of her infant daugh-
ter, Mary Ella Wanzer, may be decreed to her
And the said Hiram Wanzer Is notified that he
Is required 10 appear and the said petition
on OF before the 5til dsy of March, A. D. 1850.
l. D. BAILEY, Pitts Atty.
Attest r. PARHAA, Clerk, l30w6