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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

a NEws GuNpowDEss A Frenchm5au; ~
has discovered new method of Inaaufac,
turing gu1powder, at Paris, and 4 company
been formed to carry the discovery INTO
effect. A gentleman representing the
company has proceeded % Y Washington 70
lay the invention before the American Gov
iernmsnt. II is claimed for .his new pow
der that it will not cost over eight cents
per pound that the raw material can be
Obtained from the ground almost anyHhere
without dangers stew pan, an empty bot
tie; water and IRE being alone snficisnt ia
half an hour, to tranaform the raw material
into pogdsr. 1T can be used ia ashes,
without granplation, and is twenty % thirty
per cent. stronger than ordinary powder,
and explodes With yapor instead OF smoke,
and does not foul the gun: 1t canabs used
for blasting, hunting, or war purposes ..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

:. aoRN n ALABAMA e understand
tbat thecorn crop in Alabama is the most
abondant which has bean gathered n that
STATE for several years past private ICY
ter has sbaen received ssiin this citY fromSa
gentleman residing il hama il vhlch
ths writer states that his cop has more than
realized bis most ardent stlous. ls
Win have 4 snrplds oysr wants q
:1os 600 bush stsfstssg Esgprsss
3 GorTHn BooTs gstFsets
corps Was sl s passing throu eolumbia r sOE
:disr stepped into 8 store snd call ID for
slf spsif 3 Is boots psls WAS handed out and
96eptice asnsndsd s s. s,ss.e.s q
{ Sixty dollars; ssid the mere ehans
;ebty high price, g psisa hs gel
aslf ns of anythi hing thas q moi high"
sesbonded thsmatch chaat aand 4 \ will make lals
"a you I present sof the boots: .ss' = ,.s;;..ssg,
81 q lEsela;srs asagss sir promptly replied
the soldier 9. 3 :. ss g ],
aTake the boots said the merchant snd
the soldier marched off NTH tbehn leaving y
The nmerc6ant quite cahyincsd that Htne 60
boot was pn the afght foot @s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

The car Was twelve feet long, made OF
basket work and ls 2. was .l1 slxteen inches VIDE
at the bottom. Ine erostat, OF Icyllndrolds,
were made Oh yarnisned liner, IKE ordinary
balloon - - w -, 80. .,s.ss.s q
g On Friday the 9TH inst he made his
last experiment. and demonstrated 70 an
admiring crowd the possibility Of going
against the wind and Of gniding her IN any
and every directicn with q small su rudder,
having only seventeen square feet Of sur
face. he made nolong flight in one straight
line, lest ha naodits operandt should be dl-
yulged but by most @ ingenious plan DEM l.
onstrated. her capapiiltles beyond gu posi-.
biilty Of doubt, whist he. prevented pup;
y haoH.sss 7. : s, ss s. s,a0t ). 4 .s.;.fs h;m
,s a..s, s lsn Sss st., . ~
~, 49, a {, g ss ls1 .srss u
anu saas -. 1ss an;rsl l-s con,sa m.
p.a.su Z, = sss - asse -s.a ~ lass tban
;geos @ ,,;,as ~; o. hour and dascr;b;no circles
= tbs ~ & more than ona and 4 half miles
& ~ : fs,an : az 1oada tventv rayo.
in,;ana I, bsfors sbe entered tbe uppef strata
ass.Ia,, s = sya was Inst 20 view She pass.
= - ., ,Ssarah aha frat strata of dense white
.e,saa. - , ssboTt tvo miles biiof scattering
* sts :. y ssSs sntarad ii ALL directions IN
hs- na,ars 4 r tliabt eonld ba distinetlv seen
her rabid movement ID q contrary direction
Il tie moyeine clouds, and as she came be.
FIRE the wind, passing By them with great
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

ANONYMOUS LETrERs Having never
written one:of these epistlss apd having
received very few, we are not well posted,
asto their general character "a brother
has recently called our attention to one ct
them; and We take occasion e Say that,
whenever an honest man thinks 1t his duty
to give advice or information, 4 is much
more manly and Christian to'eige it under
his oHnsignature. Weadyissa The person,
who had received ths letter, 10 pay no at-
tention 10 il, upon the obvious principle
thatone, who eyades responsibility, skulk-
lug behind an anonymous signStare, nsuals
Iy takes the coutage and che sisdom essen.
tial to o safe councillor There are, per
#haps, circumstance, which hs may Justify
such q course Of onsealmont butt seems
to Us entirely 10 the inter: g
course Of bretherns Conf edsrase Bapttss
-ar
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21
sT1TE OF soUTH CARoLINa
q Court Of Ordina

In the Court OF SOTQ1nary..s - -
70 Jsmes ite1s, Heary Ettcrs, SdEuel Extcrs,
fsrx Doief E1teYs Jo5p Ffapcis wife, Lyia, and
son Gi61oasS eifs Fesseeea Eeirs- cf b.
NZ0U are hereby required to appear
Il he Court Of crdsnay 10 Be holden as York Court
Iiouse for York Disuict second day OF November
1864 10 she cause, If any you why the proceeds Of
ir artifio and division shoud not be paid over 10 An
drew Etfers and M Hambrgbt OF the said
Philip Ette to be applied by them me payment OF tue
GIVEN under iy hand and sea his aS;h day Of July,
.,sssTs7s - JOHN A. BROWN, ~
E E{sas) Ordinary for York District
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

From the Lower Mississppi-Latest
from Grants and Banks Armies.

Memphis, May II, via Cairo, May IS
The jackson Appeal has the following:
Vicksburg, May There was Skin
mishing between the outposts along the
Big Black on Tuesday On Monday there
was brisk artillery duel across the river,
to hold the Federals in check, should they
desire TO cross. On Wednesday. Gen.
Penn berton renewed the order To remove
non-comb atants from the city. The or
der indicates that PembeTtOn understands
the intentions of the Federals, and that a
battle will have to be fought IN or near
the city.
Halls Ferry, % miles south of Vicks.
burg, May S--via Cairo, May l5.-The ar
my Is on the south side oi Black river.
waiting orders 10 cross. McClernand com
mands the right wing, Mcpherson the
lett. The enemy has not appeared in force
since his retreat from Port Gibson.
Gen. Osterhaus' division had slight
skirmish yesterday. Three hundred rifle
men slightly wounded. One piece of our
them OF sharpshooters.
An advance Is hourly expected.
During the attack on Grand Gulf, the
gunboats were entirely driven off by the
rebels, who had no evidence OF General
Grants attack 10 the rear, and only gave
up when thsy heard that Port Gibson was
taken, and the army en- route to Grand
Cult. Notwithstanding this, the navy
claims the victory.
Gen. Grant has issued the following or
der:
"HEipeuAsTEks ARMY op TIE TENNESSEE
"IS THE FIELD HAskINsoS's FERRr, May :.
''Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee
once more | tbsnk you tor adding another
victory TO the long list OF those previously
won by your valor and endurance. The
triumph gained over the enemy near Port
Gibson, on the lsr, was ore OF the most
important of the war. The capture OF
five cannon and more than 900 prisoners,
the possession of Grand Gulf, and firm
tOothold on the highlands between the Big
Black and Bayou Pierre, from whence we
threaten the whole line of the enemy, are
among the fruits Of this brilliant achieve
mens.
The march from Miliken's Bend TO
the point opposite Grand Gulf was made
in stormy weather, over the worst OF
roads. Bridges and ferries had 80 be con-
structed- Moving by night IS well as by
day, with labor incessaDt, and extraordI-
nary privations endured by men and off,
GERS, such as have been rarely psrslleled
In any campaign, not marmur or COM
plant has been uttered. a few days con-
tinGauce of the same zeal and constsncy
will secure 10 this army GRO HniDg victo-
ries over the rebellion.
"More difficulties and privations are
before us /; let Us endure them mantully.
Other battles are to be fought; let ia fight
them bravely. a grateful country will
rejoice at oar success, and history viii re-
cord it with immortal honor.
(SlgnedO u. s. GRANT,
major General Commanding"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

DEATH or LIEUT.. II. 5. SwIFr.-The
following account of the death OF Lieut.
II. ; SWIFT, of the SD Wisconsin, is from
letter received by his father st Edger-
ton, addressed to him by Fl. W. HURLBUr,
ot that Regiment Lieut.. SWIFT was shot
ID the recent affair on the Coldwaser:
Poor Henry is no more. The regi-
ment lett here Saturday morning last, in
light marching order, On d accommodating
expedition. Sunday they encountered the
rebels on the banks Of the Cold water, and
Heury, while 5rdpely dressing his compa-
ny in line, tell pierced 10y ball from the
rifle Of rebel sharpshooter. As he fell,
d sergeant in 60. I'll caught him in his
arms. | am told he lived but moment
.at.er h was hit, the ball passing directly
through his heart. HIS last words were,
q I'm shot, The body was brought
into camp yesterday afternoon. | imme-
diateIy procured metallic case, and the
body Will soon be on the way to that
home he left q few short months ago so
tull OF lie and vigor. You, sir, have lost
i son-a son which you might aoeH be
proud oI-dutJut, upright aid honest, a
perfect sot0ler and true man In every
sense OF the word. To you, and TO his
mother and wife, can only offer a prayer
that lie who governs all things may com
tort and strer CITIZEN you uhder this sad
aud terrible blow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

TnE UsE OF CALoMEL IN TIKI ARMY
PRomBITED.-Su Surgeon General HAMMOND
has issued an order virtually forbidding
tie further use of calomel in the army
Tie following is the substance OF the or
Ter J:
From reports of Medical Inspectors, aud
sanitary reports TO this office, it appears
that the administration I'll calomel has so
frequently been pushed TO excess By mill
rary surgeons, as 10 call for prompt steps
by this office to correct this a0use-an
abuse, the melancholy effects of which, as
officially reported, have exhibited them
selves, rot only IN innumera6le cases o.
protuse salvation, but in not unfrequent
occurrences OF mercurial gangrene. Ii
seeming impossible in any other manner
TO properly restrict the use Of this power
tn agent, 1t i struck from the supply Is
hIe, and that no further acquisitions for
this medicine be approved by Medical Di-
reetors.
Another clause of the same order like
Wise toroIds the further supply of tartar
emetic.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
Bearing Fruits---The Moa spirit
Aroused.


The Copperhead teachings OF the Neus,
See Bote and Banner, begin to bear fruits
in Milwaukee.
Mr.. @. S. GRIFFIN, enrolling officer IN
der the CONSUMPTION law, in the first ward,
was struck by an Irishman with spade
while engaged in his duty, few days
since. A deep cash was cut in his face
an inch and half long. The women
stoDes and sticks. The offence is punish
able by ine and imprisonment.
The Wisconsin of last evening contains
the following:
This morning about 10 O'Clock, mob
OF Sd ward women, to the number of
thirty or forty, every one OF whom ap.
peared to be Irish, the most Of whom had
clubs and bludgeons of one kind or anoth-
CT, ana with whom were also number of
boys aud girls, attacked Directory Can
vasser, Charles Ayres, in Erie S., in front
OF the United States Hotel, of which J.
Benton Is proprietor.
The women gathered about Mr.. Ayers.
who is an educated and gentlemanly per-
son, about 80 years of age, and commence
ed by hurting upon him the most in
sulting epithets, such a., "Ye id
slaughter master :" Lincoln hirelir g"
&C.. mil Cling them with exclamations
similar to this" Ye're the man that's
slaugbtther folks for the ID nagers -
Every other expression and epithet that
could be thought of by low, ignorant
n tod raj 10 n 1o1
at HIM, and from this they began to strike
him with their clubs, and he received
three CT four distinct blows, by which
time he began to get away from them so
that they could BOT hit him With their
clubs, although they threw sticks and
stones after him. Previous to getting
away from them, one Of them struck his
papers which be had under his arm, upon
which he had been transcriblng names,
and upon which he had expended about
two hours of labor. The papers and ink
stand attacked TO them, went flying into
the air, and as they fell again, the women
seized them and tore them into hundred
pieces. In this operation they seemed to
| be possessed of the very devil, and raveu
| like furies.
All this while, the clerk of the hotel,
aud one or two Others, who had come out
| OF the office, demonstrated with the wo-
| men, and tried to make them understand
that Mr.. Ayers was canvassing tor di-
rectory, and was not an enrolling officer.
But it was or no use, they would listen to
no remonstrances or explanations.
Mr.. Ayers has frequently been threat
cred, while canvassing In the Sth and Sd
| Wards. He has often been told, in calling
| at several shanties, to get out or they
| wauld throw hot water upon him, and at
one place in the Sd Ward, woman ex-
! claimed to him-"WeH show you that
| You can't take men out of Milwaukee, to
| put them in the ARMY" He was also as
| sured by one person, that be had reason
| TO know that his life was in danger, unless
| he desisted from his work because the
| classes who would attack him, are the
t most ignorant portion of the community,
/ and he could not convince them but that
| he was government officer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27


REVENUE DECISION AFFIDAvrTs MIST
BE 1TAMPED.-The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has recently decided that
The jurat of al affidavit is subject to
stamp duty OF tise cents, except when
the same Is part OF an acknowledgements
OF d deed, or other Instrument in writinv
Any person Issuing an instrument
without the same being duly stamped is
liable 10 q penalty OF $50.
Either the person issuing or the person
receiving an unstamped instrument may
subsequently, atfix and cancel the required
revenue stamp.
:" Ia no case will an instrument not duly
stamped be received as evidence in court.
9a aid after June lst, 1868, every instru-
nsat Issued without being duly stamped
"N.l BE invalid and of no effect.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Y.. -.seEL DEMOCRATIC LADIES OF NEW
that, -ihe Richmond papers report
Yorl- ~ rebel Democratic ladies of New
to presa,t 3os up sword costing 81, 200
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

lHE SMITH FAMILY IN LITERATURE.-It
Il SAD that Mr.. ALLIBoSE, IN preparing
s-e second volume OF his dictionary OF au-
Us aas already recorded about SIX hum
81 and eighty authors of the name of
-...l' Y whom more than eighty bear the
stt,atie prefix john
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
A High Compliment from Gen. wads-
WORTH

Gen. WADswoRTH, of the First Corps
OF the army of the Potomac, has publish.
ed an order complimenting the 9th Wis
consin, Col. BRAGG, particularly, and the
Iron Brigade generally, for gallantry in
the recent actions at fredericksburg
The following is copy Of the order:
HEADQUARTERS 1sr DIV. 1sT ARMY CoRPs,
May 9th, 1868. !
General Orders, No. 40.
The General commanding, avaiiiug himself of
the temporary repose now enjoyed by bis command
TO review the operations of the past few days.
it proper to express mis- thanks TO Col. Bragg. 9Th
Wisconsin, Col. Morrow, 2ith Michigan Volunteers
and the gallant men under their command for tn 9
heroic manner in which they crossed the Kappa
hammock and seized the heights the opposite
shore, the Goth of April and likewise TO Brig.
Gen. Meredith and the whole of the 4th Brigade,
for the promptDess with which they followed in
tniz daring enterprise.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. WADSWORTH.
(Signedl JOAN A. Kiss, Lieut.. Col and A A c.
Headquarters 4th Brigade, May eth 1868.
(Signed) J. D. WOOD, Capt. and A. A. G..
Headquarters 9th Wis. Vols, official.
Ed. 2. BROOKS, LIST Lieut.. and Adjutant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

The Copperhead teachings of the Neus,
See Bote and Banner, begin to bear fruits
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
County Teacher Association

We suggest 10 the teachers of the
County the propriety of at once form
Ing Teachers Association. One day
each three months (or O.iener if thought
best cannot be spen: TO SO much profit
By the teachers of the County in any
Other way.
Let the teachers. aud all others whu
will take a part, meet together and
compare no es. criiicise. suggest. ad
wise. Let there be exercises in ma,he-
ms'ics. gr~mmer. geography. elocuIiun.
reading. spelling. wrili"g-in fact in all
departments of education; with an *
change OF views on the government Oi
schools.
We simply suggest the outlines O.
the exercises. w. have attended suci.
Associations with prof, ard pleasure
They are instructive, full Vi interest,
aid viii do great good.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
Legal Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, 10 the Probate Court
COUNTY or JEFYtRsoy, OF laid County.
In the uai,er ot the application Of Golden ST.
vers, administrator de boris non o the estate
Of Joshua Taylor, decea>ed, for authority TO
sell the real cstate e said deceirnt For the
payment of dtb hts.
NOTls T. is hereby given ihut Golden Si'vers.
IN adminis,raior de bonis non 1t the esiate Of
.shua T,yIer decss sei on the 9TH cay Of Iasy.
A. d 1863 fled his re iiion 10 the Probate Ceuri
within and Tor SAID County. alleging that the
personal estate OF "a decedent il insutficI nj 10
pay his debts: thai be ell seq d OF the { How
ing real estate, to wit: The soub hail 81 SCI
u ~ q il towns ip rs north, Of range west.
said irac, al land beinG situate in the county #
Oregon md State ct Missouri; and also the fol
lowing Tracts lying ard being in the county OF
Jefferson and State of kaEs1s: the southwest
quarter the Southwest quarter ct section g, in
low, ship 20 of range n; the south half OF sec
ton in township 10 OF range IL, tmorfgased
TO Thomas Culiganl: the northwest quarter OF
section - in township 10 OF range IL, (mo, gag
ed to Thomas Culligsn and james l.. Mcdowell.
The prayer e said eriricn IS FOR authority To
-e,i sal real esta.s, or so much thereof n may
5e nc ssars. CIR The paymant Of the debts O.
said deceden,.
Said Pc, lion viii be for hearing before the
Judge ct the Pr.ba'e Court Of said County OF
Jefferson. in tie village 81 Oskaloosa, ON the
5,h day of October, A. d 1865, or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard.
GOLDEN SILyERS, Admir-.
August 18th. 1858. $3.50 l5S-6w.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
A CARD
To The voters of Jefferson County.

FELLiw tITIzKNs. | take this opp"r
tuni.v to 'n,v.m YOU hat will De a
Candidate for reeie,. ion 10 The oM .e u;
County Treasurer y. the approaching
November election. : ..sv ue>i.e 10
IL urn To you Any thanks Tor the supper,
J, Oh have uniformly gwen me when
have asked anything Al your han Is.
In order tha; ali NAV unu.:s:ari IN,
position: VIII say that an K publ
can III polr.cs, un .nndii l,nall, IN i.vo
OF preserving lie Union Of The S att.
and II ned be. "t giving the las man
aud the last dollar TO tue accomplish
men oil that re>ui am IN ia,or oil sus
tanning the ALm,nis radon OF Pr-s,d. n
Lincoln. and especially his war poi,c,
am in favor vf rendering "a cheerful
obedience TO the Law. Federal and Sale;
and opposed 10 lawle sness ol all kinds
and under whatever pretense II may be
urged.
will meet the CT ;z.ns Of the several
Townships a. 'hr proper Time, tor the
discussion OF the ab,vr principles.
S. 5 Copper
Oskaloosa. Sept. lin, 1868
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
Administrators Sale

T. .bc ma ter OF tn, sale Of the Real Eeia e
IS S.r,., Burnc.u, deceased, 10. the pa, nient Vi
De,is ,l D.,
bu,. Court OF ,h.. QUIT, OF Jefferson. stale Of
kn,,.a,. 81. ib. 10 u day } ,ua'y, 'oo'. T. III"
un,jtr-icnei Adn,Ipis rai''f o. lie esia ~ Dc.'
NJ, bu nan, .c, easel. Viii cell nj pub.iC u"c"''
40 IN. hi.h hest i'll. &. al The ar 81 ne I, ".''
U..,s4 81 a.. C..in,yO J.cksn /" the 'iiiage
81 uu,,on ~ tue Coenty al Ja,Ks''n ntore-aM.
n Tue ssr.. lt-u 10y o. ''cs"Der, a u
1858. a, q Gao K, A. NJ. Vi thai day, The io'ow-
ing ascr,i)-d &. al -si lie. III uae D" The C"uniy
al .cks..., o. the Stat ot ka.s ., Ia Mt Ih-
undiyidsd me hmIt at tie sUath-e 81 a or al
seci,uD eleven. II ~ t"wn-"'p uoj u fa"Y'
= xteen .i6); and the . nth wesi qu'i:e VI uns
-ou b eat gu r,.r 81 CT IA twen'' seven ~
IN to~ nsh,p nine - lOf Eanss six''n lio) "a"
pIoperiy 10 b. s..iu u the properly ~ the estate
II Is met tSuruan dece'sed. ltnAs o. SAtEi
One. hat ra-h md he ba,ance' sic"ii" tx
ouths, r4cu,ed Ly uiosisa.c upon the VI MI e.
geo X HINES,
Admi .isrrator OF the Estate u Be.ne tn n
am. d. ces-. d.
N.B The other undiv,ded "neh hail OF 'nid
properly /. owned by me. amt viii bt s"d Oh
reasonable let ms. vNo' ~ "s
ISL, 500
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

Ma. LExUEL EvAxs.a resident Of this
phase. aud as loyal a man as Mayor
Anih"ny or any Of bis oficrrs-son o:
Joseph Evans. formerly Of Leavenworth
city. and free State man Of '56-wa-
IN The city one day this week. when
some Of Anthony's officers demanded
his revovler .nd threatened to take it
by force. He only prevented the
threat being executed BY bis deiermin-
ed attitude in defense Of his rights.
His weapon was demanded . second
aime. and he had to draw tive believe.
on the officer, in order 10 keep him of.
Has it cone to this, that the peace
able and loyal citizens of the State
cannot visit Leavenworth without fall
ing into the hands Of the Guy officers
and being robbed Of their property: II
ihis IS the policy Of Leavenwor,h. VIC
trust she will publish il to the world,
that the people may know il. and seek
for a place Of safety in which 10 trade
aud do business.
= Mr.. Evans says that citizens Of Leav.
enworih told him the officers only wish
Cd % get his pistol to appropriate is 10
ihsir own use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
Petition for Divorce.
STATE CT KANSAS,
JEFTEIssN COMFY, 50
LIST Judicial \ islrict


LIST Judicial Ii.lrict
In tie Di,ir,~t Cos.: for saisi Corntg-
&c re Schus,.r W Ree..r. -ctuster. No. Isl
WI. ress 1t appears BY the aiiida,i' OF the sait
plaintiff, George Schu>'er. that the sad cefeLG-
ant, Regain Sehcs,er. IS a n,I. TcsiJeat OF this
Stat , Il is ordered that the SAID cesendani De
no.iiied BY publication being made I ~ C N
.ecu,ive weeks 10 The independent, weekly
newspaper published in said County, thar said
In niiI did, on :, e 18th day ef February. T. u
1865. file in tie flee The Ci,rA OF SAID Court.
$ rstiiion, alleging Iha Oh or aoout the 10 h
,,ay of February. A u. 1874, IN ,lse County OF
Adams q : State Of u.ic. said plaintiff was
marie ed TO said defendant: tha' dsfius tiieir so
marriage said plaintiff demeanet hinis"if toward
said do.eEdan, as tu isu and faithful husband;
har on IT sbont the 18th way OF April. A
1851, said defendant. DIR gsrii her duties
towards said plainut.. left sa;d piiiniii IN the
nis5'. without The consent or wish Of sid plain
iiff thai sai plaintiff has often requested and
ur .ei said defn lant 10 return To III house and
perform the out.es which she as the wife OF siio
paint II ou,a; 20 do nni perform. and that salj
defendant his wholly refused, and still Tctusts,
So To do. wherefore sail plaintiff prays that he
may b.. div reed ir the said defendant; sGd
that the cu>ro y. care and education OF tie re,
N OF the sad plain It and The sand defendant.
be d c ecd 70 the SAID .,laiatIii
-aii dele idani Is further nOiIlei, that uaiess
she lead answer or iemur to the p.ii;ioD OF said
lainuff on or before TIE ed day o. October, A
1868, s,ch u. riiien and the allegations therein
ccsta ned will De taken as ccnfe,sei. and jude
men, aud decree rendered in accoriance with the
PRAYER OF said retiiion.
WITNESS: 2. Z. HAvENs. Cisrk
OF said Court vi h the seal thereof
l.. 5. affixed at my office in the village
oiOsk .lou.a. tins 18Th day OF Al
gust ~ u. 1862
Iohn ". Day, ATTY for PIT LOO 7w 70