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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

A LII THE MILITIA OF THIS COMPANY, 3STH
"A regiment between the ages of IS aud So WHO not
taken by the conscrpt law hereby ordered TO attend
the Court House. in Raleigh Tuesday the goth of
January O'clock for the purpose Of recognizing and
electing officers.
And all the militia of this company, between the ages Of
Ia and 49, hereby ordered TO assemble at the Court
House. in Raleigh on the I'd aud Sd days of February for
medical examination and final enrolment conScrpts
This notice is given in obedience to orders from my milf
tary superiOrs. Prompt attendance isexPected:
W. W. HOLDEN,
Capt co. 3.
IAN t. 1863, std.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

UPPER GoUNrIEs-We give place as requested to
the proceedings of the recent meetings in Surry
County. The condition Of the upper counties in
regard to the prospects for bread seems to be at
Eacting attention.
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HEADQUARTERS,
3Sth Regt. N. G. Militia,

RALE1GH, Jan. i2Ih, 1878.
TIME CAPTAINS OF THIS REGIMENT Will AS
Il semble all the in their respective Companies be-
tween the OF Is and 40 years at the Court House. IN
cal examination and final enrolment in obedience to
order of Capt a. Landis Enrolling Officer of 9th Congress
sional District of n. c.
By order of Col. ANDERSON:
d. W. Balm,
Adjt 3sth n. c. NJ.
Jan. l6, 1853. It'd.
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County, says: "You have some inveterate enemies
in this section but large majority of the people
are with yon heart and hand" We feel cornp-
mented by the bitterness with which some of the
Destructivcs assail US. They generally such as
were going themselves to whip fifteen Yankees each,
before breakfast; but they still at home, abu-
sing better than themselves, and specializing on
the poor andathe absent soldiers families. We do
not want the friendship of such people. The pub
lie man who, does not always have some enemies, is
generally easy in his principles and of little service
to the public.
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HEADQUARTERS,
3Sth Regt. N. C.. Militia,

RALEIGH, JAM 18Th, 1868.
CAPTAINS OF COMPANIES IN THIS REG IMENT
~ will assemble all men subject to militia duty between
the ages of Is and so years. who not taken by the
script law at the Court House. in Raleigh Tuesday the
goth january 1853 at II o'clock A NJ for the purpose of
reorganization militia and for the election of Licers.
No exemptions except from physical disability.
BY order of Governor VANCE:
Jan. 16 1858. 6-td.
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Really, things have pretty pass when such
man the Editor of the SGHddrd appeals to North
Carolina to redress his wrongs real imaginary and
slider her pride State identified with his individual
quarrels or ContrOverSleS.-RsgEster.
Things have come to no such "pass," and never
will. We have made no such appeal. We have
simply defended our State against the libels, SIAN
ders and insults Of the Richmond Enquirer; and
while we have been doing this the Editor Of the
Register has been copying and endorsing these lbes
and SANDERS.
The Editor of the Register has been INDUCED long
enough in his contemptuous illusions to the Editor
of this paper When he speaks contemptuously Of
u.s. and makes illusions which are intended to NOR
tify us, simply because we differ from him in po-
litica opinion it is time for US to reort and tell
the people in plain terms who he is. He came to
this City from Petersburg, to edit venerable and
respectable newspaper; and, under his management
that paper has so decreased in circulation hardly
ever to be seen. Its old friends are ashamed Of it
and its new ones it only to crafty their malig
nant ends The Editor left friends On Peters
burg, and he has made none here His influence is
as contemplate as his Editorials weak and illog
zeal. The more he writes the more he writes him.
self down. Tho people hear him, and then vote
against him. If we should ever be candidate for
any office before the people, we should esteem our
self unfortunate not to have him against US. In
deed we incline to think we should positively de-
cline to rpm, unless were assured in advance that
he would oppose us.
Such is our estimate of "such man" as the
Editor of the Register; and, what is better, the
people agree with us as is shown by his constantly
decreasing, and our constantly increasing circula-
ton. We will venture to say that we receive more
subscribers in one day than the Register docs in
ten This shows who it is the people arc endorsing
and supporting in this trying time.
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NOTICE.
Jan. l6, 1866

WpEING DESTROYS TO SETTLE u NY PRESENT
ID business wish all persons indebted to either by
note account to come forward and settle for the
Also all persons having claims against me- present the
samo for settlement. Z. e. HARRIS.
Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1853. S-w&sTtf.
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At the time large quantity Of house furniture Of
knds-Cattle, Hogs Bacon Lard, Flour Cooking
Stove; large and well arranged house, near the College,
will be sOd if not disposed of before that time BY rent
sale. JANE ROBBINS.
Trinity College Jan. Is, 1853. 6-3t.
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WAGON AND MULES FOR SALE.

AN SATURDAY THE PATH OF JANUARY, WILL
~ sell public auction, in front of the Court House.
Raleigh. one twn-horse WAGON and GEAR and two like
ly MULES. The mules three years old last spring,
and ale well broke.
w. A. PARHAM.
Raleigh. Jan. 1858 6-2tpd.
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NARROW ESCAPE.-We learn that on Monday
morning last about five o'clock, Miss Elizabeth A.
jones, residing with Mr. W. H. Ellen, of this city,
left the house in a fit of temporary arrangement,
and jumped into well on the premises some forty
feet in depth. She was discovered in the well by
an attempt to draw water and was taken out with
broken ankle and very much exhausted, having
been in the water from five until eight o'clock. She
is improving, and will, in all probability, recover
from her injuries.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

The Hon John Bell is now living in little vii
lage near Rome, Ga, having been driven from his
home in Tennessee by the enemy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

ExcHANeED.-Tt will be seen by the notice Of Mr..
Ould, Exchange Agent, that with others the forces
recently captured at KnstOn and parOled have been
exchanged and expected to return to their posts
as soon as possible.
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALEETRfNITY COLLEGE.
WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC SALE ON PATH OF
Il January, 1863, three likely NEGROES-wornan 9s,
boy H. girl l0-property of the late WIN. Robbins, decd
J. II. ROBBINS, Admir-.
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-,c,,L NOTICE.-The STANDARD IS conducted strictly
~ CASH system. Al papers are discontinued at Ms
of tie time for Ohich they hdcs bee" pad. S"o
cH be notified REEks before their time IS out
MARK their papers and S"tsssths stOscaPs'on
-,rTpst the paper tOia Be discontinued 1A.' Is rue
cai there Vi Be no departure HGtcA J0r the cross
P-,,E and renesO your subscription.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
snon the Post Office FROM as we'll as the one to- which
,h.v desire the change to be made.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

The Yankees have repaired the Ba more and Ohio Rail-
read and it is said the.cars are running on it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16
MARRIED..

In HsbOrons6, N: G, on tie 18th inst, by The Rev
4. Curtis, DID, d.. THoMAs DAVIS WARsEN to Miss ELIz
ABKFE ALEfHIA Collins both of Edentop.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-16

VTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS SEVENTEEN BARRELS
l. of good old CORN WHlSKEY, which he offers for
sale by 1he BARREL You find him by calling at H. l.
Evans store. W. H. H. TUCKER
Raleigh, Jan. l6, 1868. at
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 4.

Jan. Is, 1868.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY b!

Jan. Is, 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04

SPECIAL Meeting of tho Stockholders Of the Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroad Corporation will be holden
IN the Rooms of the Corporation IN the Passenger sta
tion at the of Beach and Albany streets In Bos
ton the third Wednesday Il November next, being
the 18th dav of the month, at II O'Clock in accord
with the above vote, for the action Of such
business may legally come before the meeting.
GEO. HALE, Clerk.
October "a, 1868. dtnl8 $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
BLANKETS! BLANKETS

We all the hest qualities of Blankets to be found
in all sizes. Families supplying themselves with such
goods this Fall must not forget that will sell them
Blanket or less price than they buy the material to
make Cotton Comfortable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04

N OTlCE-I have removed my Repair
shop from No. 49, to Mrs l. =. CHAPMAN q fHoE
STORE No. 81 Main street, where shall be pleased TO
see ALI FRIENDS ond former patrons. and viii pledge
them that all work entrusted TO me, shall sasiacto
rily executed.
ed. 4 CARPEkTER
Worcester, Oct ., 1868 Dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
TT1REASURY DEPARTMENT.. OTFIcr

+ OF COMPTROLLER CURRENCY. Washington,
September g. 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned has been made appear
that the First National bank Of Worcester the Goun.
" of worcester and State Of Massachusetts, has been
duly organized under and according requirements
Of the Act Of Congress, en- tiled An act to provide
national currency secured by pledge of United States
Stocks and to provide for the circulation and redsmp-
ton thereof approved February u.s. 1863 and has
piled with all the provisions Of said required
complied with before commencing the business Of Bank
ing:
Now, therefore. !. Hugh NcCulloch, Comptroller OF
the Currency do hereb certify that the said First Ma
tlOnal Bank of Worcester, County CT Worcester and
state Of Massaehuse Is is authorized commence the
business OF Banking under tile act Aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Office, this ninth day of September, 1858
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
sl2 dl0w COMPTROLLER Of the Currenev
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
S & + B Sf SSH$ commss
BOSTON woGcGsTEE EALGoAp

DIRECTORS MEETING October 18th, 1883.
Upon the above communication, the Board Of Direct
Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad voted that the
Clerk comply with the request therein contained, by
notifying the Stockholders of meeting to he held
"wednesday, the 18Th day Of November next at II An.
BY publ shng this vote and the above communication In
newspapers at Boston and Worcester. and sending q
copy thereof, so far practicable by mail, each
Stakeholder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
MERRIcK BEMIs, sup't.

H OILWANl vi. d, HCOUCHEUR,
n Physician, and Surgeon would respectfully an
n0unce 10 the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
he has taken residence PARE STREET. No. 10, cor
ner OF Orange where he be found ready 70
any calls In the line of his profession Special atten
tlon given to diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Once
hours from to dnd TO 8 y. m DIFF IvIe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
BOSTON, Oct. 20, l863,-The Precedent

BOSTON, Oct. 30, l963-The President
~ and Directors Of the Boston and Worcester
road Corporation Gentlemen: The committee appoint
ed by the stockholders of your company February 18th
1868, beg to say:
That this committee and the committee of the West
en Railroad Corporation unanimously agreed upon the
expectancy and terms of a union Of the corpora
tons; afei which the comT tee applied to the General
Court for an Act OF Consolidation, authorizing addl.
tioOal number Of hlres not exceeding lO00rendered
in part TO settle the differences Of value and
for the that the present number Of shares
not adequately represent the Of the prouerty But
they failed in Occurring the legislation the
ACCOMPLISHMENT Of such union and the whole subject
referred BY the General Court to the next session.
After the adjournment of the legislature it agreed
by the committees. that the relative values Of the
property of the two corporations might materially
change. the terms should be no longer binding.
Therefore, respectfully request you TO cali
ing Of the ST ckhOlders of your corporation early
day to see If they Will direct the officers OF thee mpany
tn petition the legislature for act Of consolidation
with the Western Railroad, and to cooperate with the
cOmm itee in procuring all necessary legislation said
unOn also the stockholders take any further ac-
ton in the premises, ii they deem 1t expedient.
We would also request that copy Of this communi-
cation he sent to each stakeholder with the notice for
the meeting, Respectfully, your obedont servants,
pa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
NJ E L A n q e


al go through my work. as the needle said
to the idle boy. 'Bnt not till you are hard
pushed" as the idle boy said to the needle
Why is a windy crater like a whale 7 Be
cause he often rises to spout, ~
THE latest dog story is of two dogs who fell
to fighting in saw mill. In the course oftl e
tussle one of the dogs weat plump against the
saw in rapid motion, which cut him in two in
stanter. The hind legs ran away, but the fore
legs continued fight and whipped the other
dog Hr @5 i 90 rs
THE mere possession of knowledge does not
make good ,alker. The most learned men
are often the very dullest in society. Their
learning is ofno more use in ordinary CONVEX
sation, than is the anriqnated lumber slowed
away in your grandmoiher's garret.
A Dutchman was some time since indicted
for bigamy. On eing brought up on the
charge, he admitted the fact but pleaded in ex-
tenuation, that he squire who married lin to
his frat wifs authorized him TO take sixteen
yves ''W1 y what 60 you mean9' asked the
Judge. 'Weii, said Hans ~fie doud me |
should haf four peter, four worse, four richer,
four boor4r and in my country four dimes four
Away makes sixteen"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

~ Ndward Gould of New York City, Jakez HYDE Luke
T. c. Coe and Alexander McCullom, partners, &C. Of
the city, William X. Meade, John s. Belcer, Geo.
Titus and John Boyd, partners Sc, of the c
the United States of America, all of whom nom
residents Of and to be found in the State of Ohio
hereby notified that the 2st day of March, 1853 Sam
uel w Jenkins iedin the Court of Common Peas of
ortage County Oho his petition against Them aud 9TH
praying for the foreclosure of mortgage given by
Henry Peck OF the defendants, Alvin Wood, and
by said Wood assigned to plaintiff also of mortgage
given by Henry Per paint certain real estate in
Streetsboro said county witt so S6l00 in lot
s three in lot 49, So leo in lot ST. and 81
So 100 lot 5S making total $50 05 100
which is described by and hounds in The plaintiff
petition, which two mortgages were executed IN July,
1861 forthwith thereafter recorded Said defendants
claim an interest in said real by Judgment lien,
oherw se and unless they appear and answer snid pe
before the 23d day of May next order and
will taken the May ern 1863 of said
for the foreclosure and sale of sad real esate the app
cation of the proceeds plaintiffs claims and and
disc haTgng and annullipg all claim and lien they may
have to or on said real estate. NJ. STUART,
faiarch 25. CIV attorney for Plfs.
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"Reminiscences Sale Of Real Estate,

pursuance of order of sale made in the Probate
Court of Portage County, Ohio by the Hon Darius
lyman, Judge thereof the 26th day OF March,
1861, the undersigned will sell aspublic the
highest bidder the promises in Randolph, Friday,
May st, 1868, about o'clock Nj. of said day, the fol-
wing real estate of Benjamin Sehre deceased wit;
The north of lot No. 81 in Randolph in said county
bounded west north and by the lot lines end south
by line parallel with the north line, and far enough
therefrom contain hundred acres, more less.
Appraised at 5 1900. 81
Also another piece No. Al in said township, be
ing the of said lot bounded and
south by the es-nes west by land Jason Lnoms and
north by line parallel with the south line, and far
enough tberefrom to contain and half acres
more less. Appraised at S437.
Both pieces appraised in gross at 81, 49,
The undersigned will sell and such parts OF
the they deem advisable, and give
credit portion of The purchase money not exceeding
two years. TeTms made known, particularly OF
day of sale..w.. .JQSEPH N. -SEBRELL,
eS5#z &#AsE and JOHN HEAGO(K,
Admrs. of Bel jainin Sebrell.
By-O. P. Brown. their Atty.
e April l, 1868, 4w ~ -
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Elon olin, Plaintiff, In the Court of Common
aas against Pleas Of Portag Co., o.
rdw ard Gould, of New York City, Jabez B. Hyde
lLLuke c. Coe. and Alexander McCulIom, partners
&c !, of the same city, William X Mead John S.
Rciehera George B. Titus and John Boyd, partners,
&c., OF same city and the United States of america
all of whom non residents of,aHd not to lie found
in the state OF Ohio, hereby notified that on the
e9th day of December, 1869, said papuf hied IN said
his petition against them and others, pfa ing
for the foreclosure and saie of certain mortgaged
premises to viii, the half of lot No. 30 In Streets
boro in county Of Portage, containing 45a acres
of land, bounded follows; Beginning at the NV.
corner of the lot east ~ chain, 26 links -;
thence south 90 chains lsd links; thence west u
chains, 81 lInks thence north l3 chains, 81 linss
th nee about % rods thence north Is chains, SO
links. TO place OF beginning. Said persons above
named cia m interest in said real estate by judg
ment lien otherwise, and unless they appear and
answer said petition before The third Saturday
after the 23i day of April s63 order will be Ia
ken at he MAY term said COURT e63 for the FORE
closure aud sale Of real estate, the payment of
plaintiffs claim from the avas, and discharsiDg and
annulIiRg any lien claim they may have to said
property. Nj. STUART, Pl-fs Atty.
March l1th, 1868, 6w f5ss I5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Petition for Partition.

Georee Leopard and Lucinda Leopard of McHenry
\ICounty. Illinois, John Knapp aud Ma,ia Knapp,
of state Michigan. Theresa Uim, Phillip Ui,n
John Uim. Catharine Ulm, An Ulm, vandie Uim,
and Joseph I'm, of Portage County, Chic. respon-
dents, are hereby notified that the 18th day of
February, 1868, petition was led against them in
the Court of Common ieas Portage County, Ohio
by Anthony Scheib, Victoria Scheib, Bernard Bose,
and Mary Bosc,p is pending tn
IN, wherein said petitioners ask for assignment OF
partitions in iha real estate of which Van
die I'm died seized, to wit: Parts of lots f6 n and
90, In Randolph said county of Porages and being
all the real estate owned by said Vaadle Ulm tn
time of his death, and which is described by metes
and bounds in their petition, being in lot 76,
81 Salo0 in lot IL ave in lot 80 being
total of A. 100 and that the next term
said Court, witt May 18th, 1862 said petitioners
will apply order for the assignment of dover
to said Theresa Ulm, and partition of said premises
NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioners.
March 7th, 1868. Il.6w
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tCHERIFF SALE.-1n obedience to the command
- of order OF sale issued from the Court of Com
Pleas of Portage county. Ohio. and to direct
EoIndrmary and al are plaintiifs and Tbos Lawson 81
al defendants, shall oder fol sale at public
tioH at the door of TIE court house in Rayenna, on
Saturday, 18th day of april, d. ls63,at about
II O'Clock a. of said cay, the following described
lands and tenements witt: Situate in the township
of Paris in the county of Portage and state of Ohio,
and known as part of lot No. 2S and bounded on the
east by lands of Hiram Mckenzie, north by lands
longing to estate of John Smith, west by lands
belonging to Moses l. Strouck, aud south by the
highway, containing twenty-five acres. Appraised at
$3.50 60. Taken on order of sale as the proper
of Thomas Lawson aud al the suit of the directors
of the Trumbull County lnfrmar4 and al.
| sas~a .a4H saWIbLIAMaF. PARSONS, Sheriff
E. H.Epsign, PTf5 Atty. AzE Es5ti FEgE
+ 7sheF'f's ofHce, March 18th, 1868. ls-5w
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cHERIFF sALe.-In ohedlsnee 70 ths command of an

CSHERIFF SALE.-In obedience to the command of an
- order of sale issued from the Court OF Common
Portage County, Ohio, and directed, in the
case wherein John A. Holden and others plaintiffs,
and Joseph Holden and hers defendants, shall of
fer sale public auction, at the door of he court
house in Ravenua Saturday the 25 day of ApTii ad
1863 al or about o'clock p of said cay, ihe fo
lowing described lands and teneents, to wt Situate in
the township Of Rayenna in the county of Forage and
of Ohio being the undivided ouehnls of village lot
No 14s in original plat of the yilsge of Rnvenna
ceJng 60 feetby 40 feet the northwest lie
ing 80 feet nor,h and south by 40 fe east and west
of sale the property eff JonE A Holden in the
said suit ohn A. Hode ct. al Joseph Holden and
al Terms, cash.
WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff.
Sherid's Office, March 23d, 1862 25-5w
Luther Day, Pi'ffs ATTY.
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Legal Notice.

HENRY A. CLARK, resident of the stale of
Ohio late Of Portage Couny- will take notice that
on the 10th day March, D. 1868 Joseph d. Horton,
de bous With as sui ecd, OF BAR
Der Clark, commenced in the Court of Common Pleas
within and the County of Portage and State of Ohio,
civil action, wherein said Horton, administrator as
aforesaid is Plaintiff and said Henry Clark is defend
and on said day FLED sald court in said seton
petition setting forth that the 18th day of January
1862 said Henry A. Clark executed to said Bar ber Clark
(brn live) promissory note of that dale for the
$5e8 ,55 due year from the date thereof with
interest at per which is still due and unpaid.
The objeft and prayer of said petit ion is of
said defendant the amount due said note, wit
$685. and interest thereon from January Is, 1862 at
cent. Said defendant, enry A. Clark, is required
appear and answer said petition before the 30tb
day OF May, A. d. 1858. JOSEPH D. HORTON,
Administrator de bonis non,
20 as'st with the will annexed, of Barter Clar k.
| Anril -...s.s
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Dsvoree Notice.

Ty zaheh Lawrence is hereby notified that the FIRST
Eldps Of April, 1853. Rcnjamn Norris, as guardi-
pn of Charles Lawrence filed his petition in the Court
PRAYING divorce for said Charles Lawrence, upon
he ,ronudof 1eapaciy of his said ward to make b e
marriage contract and also the ground of adultery
committed by tue said Elizabeth Said will be for
earipg the next term of te Court of Common Pleas
for said County, By ALPHONSO HART,
April 8, 1868 6w Atty for petitioner