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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Rebel parbsritiea.


Some Of the prisoners say that il is
the intention not to give quarter in
any Of the engagements before Vicks-
burg. A few days since one of Com.
Farragut's men was tied 30 tree and
disem5owelled by party Of Missippi-
ans, who captured him while wander
ing on the shore, near the gunboats.
This Statement comes both from pris-
Oners and deserters, aud is considered
reliable. On Tuesday last a party OF
rebels visited q house on Pawpaw
Island, ten miles above here, and de-
mandcd food for them selves in the
name OF the confederacy. The only
occupant of the house was an old wo-
man eighty years OF age. who gave
them the dinner they desired, but told
them they we're trying to break up
one Of the best governments III the
world, and that they never could form
another as good. She hgged them
TO disperse totheir homes and cease TO
annoy the people of the region around.
The rnfHuns became enraged at
hc1. words, and after numerous threats
against every friend Of the Union. they
deliberately carried her out of the
house and hung her upon a tree, be
fore her own door Her nephew IA
Mr. Hufrhinson-came down to the
floti "A and informed Commodore
Davis ofthe outrage. The steamer
Champion, with two hundred infantry
was at once started for Pawpaw
island. in hope of capturing some ol
the band of outlaws, but it returned
last night and reported the expedition
unsuccessful. Comment upon the con
duct of these ficndish rebels is unnec
essary. From. tine manner in which
the rebellion is carried on in tbs
lower-portious Of the Mississippi val
lev, it would seem as if all the dam
nadle passions take possession OF a
man the moment he becomes a traitor
Wick sburg cor. Of n. Y, Herald.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

The arrival Of the steamship Asia brings the
comments Of the London papers on the recent
srieE Of battles hefore Richmond. Consider
ing that these comments are founded upon the
irRt and woTst news received from Richmond
prepared in New York and transmitted by
agents of the rebel cause. in which the disaster
to the Federal arms was greatly rnagnG-d,
they are no more Than We had reason TO autici-
pate. The conclusion arrived at seems to be
that the reverse will have the effect Of pro
longing The war in Virginia, which il safe
enough conc usion. News which must have
been received before this time, will have con
vinced theln that The Peril Of McCLELLAN's
Army is not SO great as was anticips led.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
eaicial Account Of the Naval Engagements
on the Mississippi

WasSl;ng,on. July 22.-The Navy Depart
meut to-day received the following;
CAIRO. via CHICAGO, July Il,
The rebel gunboat Arkansas, armed with
twelve rifed 6s-poqnders, came out of the
Y azoo River, on Tucday. She encountered
Grst, tie TyIor, Curondoet. and ram Lancas-
ter. After running fee of ten miles, the
CaroudoIet closed with the rebel, and both yes
ses grounded, 6ghuing side by side. The rebels
Icing outside succeeded in getting of. The
fylor steamed ahead, maintaining running
Ire, until the feet vas reached.
Our transports being in range, prevented an
effective fire from our gunboats. The Arkan-
sas succeeded in getting to Yicksburg, under
shelter OF the batteries there, to appearances
much injured. The total Union loss is q kill
ed and wounded. Among those are the eugin-
eer aud pilot Of the Tyler,
Faraguts entire feet is below Y Vicksburg.-
Slight damage was doue to our vessels
(SjSicd) GF0. D. WISE
Captain and A. Q. NJ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

Numerous accounts agree IN stating that
aborcrs can not be bud, fore love or money, to
leap the harvest which has ripenei IN Eastern
Virginia. From three to FIVE dollars per day
are offered freely for sIaFs laborfin some cases
it is stated that as high rs eight and even tea
-i0llars have be>n paid for this description Of
help. Such have been the effect OF one year {
hos,iiities in Kidding That section of the Old
Dominion Of its Ethiopian stock. Whole coun-
ties have been denuded oftheir contrabunds.-
In other cases hardly fifly per cent Of them re
Gain, the most valuable having been impressed
by tue rebels, or ayailed themselves Of the op-
portuniiy 10 escape and labor for themselves.
Those who renein are women, children and
aged negroes, who can render little service to
their owners.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

In consequence of the scarcity of small
change and the threatened flooding of the
country with shin-pias-ers issued by individ-
uals snl polations, Congress pass>d just
before odjourniRg Lil making postage stamps
receivable FOR all dues to the United States OF
less amoun: than five dolurs and making them
exchangable for Treasury Notes. The act
goes into eject the drst of August. and the
stamps 10 be prepared for that purpose) are
10 oe deposited by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury with such repositories as he may designate,
by whom they are 10 be exchanged for L. 8.
Notes. The act does not, as has been stated d.
make The stamps legal tender. nor does it re-
quire Post Masters to receive lbem in ex-
change for Treasury Notes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

OCR forces south of the Ohio and east
Of the Mississippi are distributed substan-
italy as follows Buell's army--the army
Of the Ohio-is east Of Corinth, guarding
the Memphis and Charleston road as far
as the neighborhood of Chattanooga
The army Of the Mississippi-Pope's old
commands on the Mobile and Ohio
road, stretching south as far a. Brown
vile. The army Of the Tennessee { Grants J
is on the Memphis and Charleston road
east Of Coyinth, and that part of the Mo-
bile and Ohio which is in Tennessee. 1t
viii be thus seen that the great force late
" under command Of Halleck is broken
up into squads and scattered over line
more than 200 miles IN extent. 1t is pro-
bable that events now transpiring viii
canse its constituent parts to be again ag-
gregated for offensive operations
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

Recruiting is progressing. satisfactorily in
most Of the loyal States, and it is thought the
100000 men called for by tho president will
be forthcoming without the necessity OF resort
ing to a draft. The act passed 10y Congress
authorizing the President to call out the
miltia is comprehensive in its provisions,
placing at its disposal the entire body of those
subject TO military duty IN all the loyal
Siales-and if found necessary to put down
therebellion he will doubtless exercise his
authority by calling out such men as the Ell
gcncics Of the public service NAV demand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

WARRENTos. Sunday. July GA
1renchman arrived to-day from Richmond,
which place he left some days ago. He
reports that he was greatly persecuted,
and nearly compelled tojoin the Southern
army. The rebels afterward put him in
prison, from which he was released at the
ieuuest OF the French Consul. He had
Geen keeping store in Richmond, and says
averytlling was very dear. Coffee, 81, so
per pound; sugar, Z 5 cents; -four only 81
nsr barrel; coInmeal dearer than four
He bought a horse and wagon worth about
600, tor which he paid S450in Confeder-
a.e scrip, in which he got away, and made
n4s escape here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
An Important Communication From the Cover
nor to the People of Ohio.

An Important Communication From the Geyer-
nor to the People of Ohio.
CoLuMBus, @, July 22
To the People Of Ohio:
The many letters of enquiry received by
this Department, relating to the military or.
ganization now progressing, induce me for
want Of time to reply separately to each, to
take this method Of announcing in answer to
all:
1st That in view Of the great demand and
high price for labor in securing our abundant
harvest, recruiting progresses in nearly all
parts Of the State quietly and satisfactorily.
I'd. That the authority Of granting boun-
ties TO recruits for general service, even by
the Legislature, is questionable; but, aside
from this, think it far wiser to rely upon
the honor, patriotism and liberty Of the gal-
laut people of Ohio 10 fill up our regiments,
than upon the offer of pecniary consideration
by the State. II is true that money is requir-
ed for the support of families and friends left
behind by the volunteers, aud also for ineiden-
tai expenses in organizing our forces; but
am greatly mistaken in the character Of the
people Of Ohio, ii all sums required for these
purposes cannot promptly be raised by vol
untary donation. Therefore, until this effort,
which is being restored to in var ious parts
of the State, shall have proved failure, is not
my purpose TO convene the General Assembly
in extra session.
Sd. AS announced in a former communi-
cation, a record viii be kept Of the names Of
all who may procure volunteer substitutes or
nuke substantial donations for that purpose,
and should we hereafter be compelled to re-
sort to drafting, pledge all such to use all
efforts in my power to protect them from
draft.
4sh. Reetuiliag otdoers are authorized to
rra1t fyriauehs 10 all wha raay desire &c re-
maiu al home 10 as7ist Ia harvesting unti. the
10Th day Of August, on which day they will
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Clermont, Albert, sprightlv Chauncey,

Clermont, Albert, sprightly Chauncey,
Good fellows all as Icould fancy
Fleshman next, the lads jewel
Albert Brecht, and Harris Newell.
Who tough and hearty. lively look,
Like sporting Zephaniah Cook
Sam Hinton, like the Hessian iskers,
Can beat the regiment for big whiskers;
T. f. Carpenter, Crafty, and South,
Resemble ITishmen from Louth
Cool as cucumbers, ready in wit,
Hi Gould is not behind whit
Ed Ousey stands it like brick;
Penry and Mounts, are boys that stick,
Sherman and Thomas. are just the boys,
To eat their rations and fear no noise
No mustached gent can look more fierce
Than rollicking frolieking George Pierce
Jennings, Corwin can surprise
Martin Miller for cakes aud pies,
No Pixies Peaker stuff ing and crumpling
Can beat him eating apple dumpling;
No hero at the Chase of Chevy
Can equal Joshua l. Dunleyy,
He enjoys himself as well as he can,
And does first rate for new married man
Now MIR. Editor am through,
And for this time must say adieu.
Yours Respectfully,
l. GRESXAN.
P. S.
Lolhrey aud Gillies nave gone the round,
And shortly may be homeward bound;
But bark. l very nearly missed
Gilbert Hoover, who shall close my list
If be gels home without miscarriage,
His friends may look for speedy marriage
L. q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

The Grand Jury Of the United States Court,
in Sc sion at Cleveland, has found true bill Of
indictment against Albert w. Hinls, OIL Iole-
do, for emblzz'ing munitions or War He is
accused Of stealing and sending home, ST, res
sent TO the soldiers by their friends, while he
Taa acting as Hospital Steward in the Army
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

Dispatches from Washington announce that
General Dix has succeeded in cfIectiug with
the rebel authorities au arrangement for an
Immediate aud general exchange Gf prisoners.
This viii be cheering Intelligence to those who
have friends IN captivity among tie rstjels.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
CaYnn Delaware.

Special 9Eaer 2Es A CANE CA OF REESDEzzvogs 81 I'd
Regiment. o. VI, viii be sstthliShrd at Della
ware. Delaware CUulTty, Ohio to be known as Camp
Delaware"
Lieutenant Colonel Bliss, a. O. NJ. General an Capt
Harrington A. c. s, T. 8. A. will take the game action
under thus order prescrb d with 9TH
er camps unieT General Orders No IS current series
froG this Office, and report 10 these Headquarters
By order CHARLES W. HILL.
Adi't Gen. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
STEAM GRlST MILL
A n A u ITO NJ

THE undersigned Executor Of the Estate OF Benja-
/ min High deceased, will sell auction, on the
premises
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th 1862.
the Crestline Crawford county at the junction
Of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroads. The mill is
in good repair doing fair business. and its situation
renders it a most desirable property.
Terms liberal, 10 be nl26c known at time Of sale -
Sale to take place between the hours Of 10 m and
p. GEORGE A. JACKSON.
July 25 1852.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
M a N Fl 90 DE-
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED

Just Published IN Sealed EnveIop. Price SIR Cent?
A Lecture on the Nature Treatment and Ra7ical
Cure oI Spernttor hoel or seminal Weakness IavOun
t1ry Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Imp sdimcnts
Marriage neral,y Nervousn s. Co unp ion, Eple >s
and hts Mental and Physical lineup tF resul ing froI
Self Abuse, &c.--By ROBT. j. CULVEftWELI., NJ u. ,
Author of the Green Boak, de-
The world renowned author, in this admirable L"e
ture, clearly proves from his experience that the
awful Consequences Of Sefabuse may be efcctually
moved without medicine, and without dangerous surg
cal operations, boug s, Instruments, rings Corias
pointing out mode Of certal and eGectu
al by which every sufferer, no natter what his coad
tioa my be- my cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically. This lecture will prove 4 boon 70 thousands
and thousands.
sent under seal, in plain envclop, TO any address,
te receipt Of SIX cents two postage stamps. by ad
dressing Or CHAS. J. e. KLINE,
- ~ Bosvcry New York, Post once Box. 45s6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Army Supplies.

OFFICE CuHSussARY SUBSISTENCE, U. s. A.
COLUMBUS. O., July % j. 1862 I
SEALED Proposals VIII be received at this Of
~ nee until II ~ AngEst 1s, for furni-hHR Cinpet
rations to the men about going into Camp near
CIrclevIle delaware ard Alliance.
The Tat1ons as in proposals from this Office Under
date Of July 7th, with single exception That dcscri-
tion instead nt reading :eght quarts Beans or ten
pounds Rice should read-clght qlarts Beans and tea
pounds Rice
Same Requirements as in that proposal.
any further iufornAtion will be given upon apnca-
ton BY mail CT otherwise the undersigned.
G. u. HARRINGTON.
Captain and C. s. L. s. A.
BE- Fact, Columhus Commercial and Gazette, Gin
cinnat Herald and Plaindealer, Cleveland; Delaware
Alliance, Mansfield and Circeville papers COPY.
July 25th 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

It is said there were II 600 slaves in Far
quier county, Virginia, before the rebellion,
about 5000 OF whom have left their masters
ard sought employment elsewhere. Many Of
them remain 10 the county but demand pay
ment for their labor and generally obtain ii
the planters being compelled TO accede to their
demands or al,oH their crops to remain un-
harvested. Some orthese slaves ara now re-
.ceiying from So 10 IS a day.-Naiionai Re
publican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

Advices from Cumberland Gap to the ! 4th
inst. state that Cen Morgan's forces we're in
danger Of suffering for supplies, Morgan s
raid having zen Tered necessary the temporary
withdrawal OF the trains
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
LEacutiYe Order.


MAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, July q. =
lst. Ordered that military commanders with
in the States of Virginia. South Carolina,
Georgia Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
isiana, Texas and; Arkansas, in an orderly way
seize aud use any property, real or personal,
which may be necessary or convenient for
their several commands for supplies or for 9th
er military purposes; aud that while property
may be destroyed for proper military objects,
none shall be destroyed il wantouness or mai
ice.
I'd. That military aud naval commanders
shall employ as aborrrs, within and from said
States, so many persons Of African descent as
can be advantageously used for military or
naval purposes. giving them reasonable wa
ges for the labor.
Sd. That as TO both property and persons
Of African decent accounts shall be kept sufi-
ciently accurate and in detail to show guam
titles aud amounts, and from whom both
property and such persons shall have come,
as basis upon which compensation can be
made in proper cases, and the several Depart
ments of this Government shall attend and
perform their appropriate parts toward the
execution of these orders
By order Of the Prcsident,
EDWIN NJ, STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Moving and taeaping Machines
For the Harvest of q 9 @ "a.

LyoR SALE at Manufacturers prices, the following
J. Machines;
Hubbard Mower and Reaper.
Light Hubbard. Mower.
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetsons Reaper and Mower.
Krbys Reaper and Mower.
Piaase call and examine before purchasing
JUnR IS lS62-Sms C.. e. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

It appears now. that the guerrillas, af
ter taking Murffeesboro. didn't attempt
to hold it but retreated toward McMinn-
Vile They threatened. Nashville, but
dared not venture there. Probably they
were afraid Andy johnson would arrest
aud send them to the penitentiary, as he
did the rebel parsons.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

TO THE NERvOUS OF BOTH SEXES A RETIRED
Clergyman having been restored 10 helth few dav
after many years Of great suffering is willing to assist
others by sending (free,l the receipt OstpaId
directed enveop copy OF the prescription used Di
the Rev. JOHN N. DANGALL, Ise Fulton street
brooklyn, n. y. jun 20 '62-4m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
aru AdutGtisements.

Rv IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF ovR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

Nothing came ofthe proposed reduction Of
salaries in all departments Of The Government.
Senator Sherman made the most vigorous and
repeated Efforts TO paqs his re:renehment bill.
but without effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

CoxcfiIArIoS. Al last Tennessean writing
ty the y - yilis 6 sioa Of tde aitenpt to "eon-
eueje ,seessiopists. says; E We might a. well
try 10 let snakes or hyenas They do not IT.
n3 to be coaciliaiel. Nothi1g bat spPeals
lcir fear will tame them
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Estate of Prudence Blinu

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
IN been appointed ami qualified as Executor OF
the Estate Of Prudence Blnn, deceased All persons
in-ereste1 will govern themselves accordingly.
July - IS62-St WILLIAM DAVIS, Executor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
IN beeH duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate OF
Philip Schndoor deceased, late soldier in the Z. s.
Army All persons Interested will please govern them
selves accordingly
July Is 1862 c. PIATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

= F4-u ocNet MalVes, azSIa aa sc ssuis o. tc bSB
improved makers, will be found selling cheap at the
jewelry Store OF Z. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

The Treasurer Of the State Of Ohio has de
sosited with Z. +. Carson, United States
Depository, Cincinnati, S3eO,OO0, he amount
OF the National Direct Tax assessed 9u Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25

q GOoD HORSE and SPRING WAGON. can down
a n ~ Ely d coS
JGly L.. lssI-tsf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Estate Of WIN. Merritt

RToTCE is hereby given that the Undersigned has been
IN duly appointed and qualified Admalsrator OF the
Estate OF William Merritt deceased Persons iuterest
cd will govern themselves accordingly.
July t5'62-SW LEVI DAY, Admir-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Select School

D EV. R. X, NASH'S school on Hu 81, will reopen
H Monday, the 2sth inst for pnpis OF both
ut the reduced rate Of 81 ter The patronage Of
the public IS solicited. July lS-2t%
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
40 ArmsI To Arn1sI

no Arms! To Arms!
4 TTEN OF OHIO! the Government needs vour
e 4L4 services. and MUST hhve them. The laaintan-
I'll Hnce OF the constitution and the old Gag depend up.
- on the aaerity with which we rush 10 the rescue
Tue BIZ for drafting is already before Congress and our
oeclded action ~ volunteering can ALONE prevent ts
coming law The best iDducemlnts offered to
secure your services.
S25 Bounty One Months Pay in Advance!
We are raising Company for the 45th Rcginont to be
Commanded by co. Runklc whose gallant conduot nj
Fittsburg Landing assures us tnat will b. brayely
led
Come and so with US and BY volunteering early cot
INTO a Rifle Company. You will not be ordered into
camp until the 10th Of August, At Camp Chase.
Call Recruiting Oface No. /, at G. W Halls Law
oaice, opposite tle Williams Block Delaware Ohio.
J. II. HUMPHREYS,
J. p. BAUSERMAN
Joy IS 1882 Recruiting onioers 45th Reg
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
sheep Shears.

lust received gOod stock OF wikinsont ehssp
y shears, The best IN the market.
June l5 leee-2ms {. c. CHAMBERI.AIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Sheriff Sale.
Rob'to. Brown, Plaintiff ma,
Delaware County. Ohio,
Court OF Common Pleaa.

Rob't O. Brown, Plaintiff ] n.,.,y.r. -,,n,, s,h,.
r-,-.. ~ fSg-.-.S,. pie.II
Paul Randall others Defs. eSui' VI S0uAA'N '-'-
ON MONDAY August 18TH 1852, at the door OF the
~ Court House, in the town Of Delaware, IN said
County, az one O'clock p. M, by virtue q an or
der OF sale issued to from said Court in the above
case /, Sheriff Of said County, and Special Master
Commissioner, will offer for sale at public auction the
following described lands and tenemens, torwt: "st
nate in said county OF Delaware, and 10 the town Of
Delaware and state OF Ohio being the north half OF IN
lot number ia fold nunlber) designated the
corded plat of South Delaware Delaware county Ohio
The north part Of let No, ia fold number) in Milo D.
Pettbones addition 70 the town OF Delaware said north
part has front Of rods Sandusky street, and
tends the width the entire length Of tho lot max
ing Of 20 rods Also the south part Of
No. 81 numbered Powell 4theemsaddiiion 20 said
town of Delaware bounded follows: Beginning the
north east corner Of lot No. 1lS iod nTmbcr) in said
Tetubones addition; thence north in lire parallel vita
the east line OF said lot No. 9l aforesaid a point
where the north line OF No co. ii continued across
the alley into said lot No eI would said fOromen-
toned lne thence east TO the line OF said lo No
81 thence west to the place Of bgnuDg being the
premises conveyed said Paul Randall by Milo D. Pet
tibonc March Ist 1851 said promises here
ofore descrio ID being known the homestead Paul
Randall. Appraished $3.50.
Given under my hand officially, this 17fh July. IsC2
b. C. WATEiiS, sheriff,
aud Special Master Commissioner. =.
July ls 62ets pf IS 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-25
Delaware Court Common Pleas.
Petition for Eivorce

THE said defendant will notice that tho Petition
has filed her Ietton ia said Court fer divorce,
aiegig That she married the d-fendan about the
year 1855, IN Franklin county ONO and lived with him
as his wife for about three years. at which time the
said defendant abandoned the Ptttio without just
Cause, and has TO plrt unknown; that said deen-
dtut Is guilty Of wtiful absence for period Of
htn thre years. The sail Cause will be for caring in
said Court the first day Of the September Term 1862
CHARLES SWEETSER,