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Nclp advertisements,
SIXTEENTH WARD! !

At meeting OF the cltizcns or TIC Sixteenth Ward
he1d last TUESDAY evening, II WINS uuanlmous-y
Ktsolrtd. That into Ass3clat!on fol
mutua projection. under the nam: aud title OF The
Sixteenth VAR Mutu Il Protection Association"
Eea6lrtd, That the payment Of IS hy each Of the
members Of this Association ahall enlt'e them to o
the be1tdtt and immuntlies ot the Association.
Rxt0lted, That the subscription books Of tn. Assocta
tIGn BE- Kept optn for membership until SA rUleDAR z
EVENING, March 18th No peraon admitted unit, he
hne raid the Initiation fee Of S25.
Res Irtd Thst thr rstmceting be held In Uhleh's
Rlock. on Tl!uRsDA9 EVENING neIt, sd, for tho
election Of ofct IL and Other business; 50 another
meeting 10 be he'd SATURDAY EVENING next.
Sui scz1ptlon Books Will bo open unit! Saturday
eye-inr next, at the following places:
uALE's OFFICE, No. 2 North Wells street.
Drug Store, BLISS d SHARE, No. 1s4L1Ee street.
Store Of JOHN SCHMIDT. No 100 North Clark
street.
otace, KSAUER MALcoa1. Ewings Block. up
stai1s. mh23 oJ37lt 1stp
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New TonK, March saa,--The K<rald*s Key West
eor1s st, spond.nt fays: 'The object Of Gen. NV
war to clear out the rebels, intlict as much dam.
Is g1 2: p1stih1e and, II practicable, capture St
are a.k r. Inoush not accomplishing all, he vas
ns ,nS hs bad stubborn fight nt Natural D.idge,
nosicd 'oT Te reoe,s were IN strong force and well
driven from their position % but Gen e Nswton; To1S
oW1rg 20 1lsraTtty Of numbers, deemed 1t best to
t1a9 p hey west which he did without being
, 1865-03-23
FROM MEXICO.
MnKimijffan and the Pnpncy by the
EHFB,

NV YORK, March 22.-Thc Herald prints OIL
ctnl documents going to chow that there is q com
lie Church. Among them is letter from ths
Pope 10 MaximillIan, In which be ustcrs warning
and gives advice, ali Of which however, are dis
Bishops Of Mexico also protest a.aIast tic act. Q
the newE mperor, and appeal ior the suspension
OF the measure agatnst the church. Their protes
Is also unheeled, and the final DEGREES ofrel1gion
tolerance and feon1rmation of the reform laws 0
juAfcz nre pronounced,
, 1865-03-23
The Beautiful
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t1ier Faptlst Church. On W&bash avenue, 1e1 Heb
bard Court,
ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
The 28th Of 1Inrch, at ~ O'CLOCK.
The Bostcn Traveller says:
TIE C1ttxens' Cosrse OF Lectures WAS opened 1ast
evet Ing, BY Hath,n Sheprart kfq., nh Eave ex.
;est was -1ae TonSSe ani ha prov. his 1bii,y 10
ne 'btt organ, we'll II 10 icitte tss p5wess His
LIS st men M aud tnings n styie from hs deep.
snded. 1ha lc.tu.e was ucc,dedaucce.s.
The National Union, tctncinnstD says:
M,. Sherpsrd's lecture created 3 psrfect fur we
among his " .,,oFs ~ hand 6 bis tnhject wllh a
ana The manner In nhiCh the golden grain waa &c IT.
tered amongst h. h.a:ess .ho~ei m / tte lecturer
e rc I lie Illusions sia, M afs 20 Tsaurnt
" dHpensed from e1tra'cd p atfofnis.
The Cincinnati Gazstte sa,s:
The 1cctc1cr shou hayethe :rc5it OF usrE his OWE
"Tongue" to tue best adEant.ee. The iectare was
irE n original 7lttcisus, quaint iugs .nd wosds
q Wise ON IND sound stnst WI the t2s .ker had
ny, III tcc%me yer1 e;oquent ant impressive.
The Cierelsnd Herald Ears:
1hG lecin!c last Vknlng. beforc ths Library AE1o.
Gn,Sn ;, SAtl.n Sl p2ald Esq :otce 1So. "Ehs
hearers II f1,d lit Min f9r Sfe than IN no9f His
cfsuialtiors in H. .ns 5si: Of namsn natgrs; ii.
pquaLt huuor. and bis asrn-et, ana at TINES eower
o T. s sl but
wiittr &, ID tha pse q st4uneh s.roa
ana shea il is out. he isavts i tsk to ihe sou
rhe1ei,cs pfes ia 1cstnrs wss esnuiae
treat. full OF lust thoughts. made to s2esk !:
.e.l ftzcss. with my g IaS9 beauty
, 1865-03-23

By private dispatches VIC learn that Gold
opened ut Gallucher's Exchcnge yesterday
evening, NJ 157@157A, advanced 10 159. but
ewing to rumors-that Sherman had captured
Raleigh. IL fell to l55 and closed at 1861.
, 1865-03-23

VOUNG MEMS AS3OCIA-
T10N FLECIlOS.-The annual election Of OIL
eels Of The Yunn1 Mtns ASSOCIATE N VI t. aetd It
the II rry kcoms in o,t Ann hi:ck CO ntr OF t.ea,-
s5. 1855 1h- pot!s viii be epen iro o'.ock II ~
are Eeqnt tst.d 70 vlte. Propnsa f3r emo4ssht0
VII GET. I'd u the lin'sry Vt aoJ t,me, ~ sn
8: enlng Tho poa will ns eniir I'd 70 voss. meas-
bsrs who hAye not pad their cues the past J~at
viii &c ,rutlreo to nay tho 'ur'atton 70
Of 81 TOR mcabt Ia sdt1s1on to tho dus Tor
the CO utnX year. b. tDts Tte!cE.
HENRY 81. SHEPARD, President.
W n ExrvonT ~tcrcr nv, mig
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TIRE u. 6. CHRISTIAN cow MISSION.

In another part Of this paper we give place
to the eloquent aDd effective appeal Of the
Committee Of the Northwestern Branch of
tic United S:atcs Christian Commission, in
behalf of their noble enterprise. They a:e
unable to meet the demands pressing upon
them from the camp and hospital for meaos
to minister 10 the physical and religious
needs Of the sick and dying In hospitals in
our winter camps, and for the provision
against the impending calls. from tle up
preaching battle-ficlds which are 10 cnd this
war. Let none who arc at work for the great
Sanitary Fair relax their excrtions, but lei
all who have on interest In The spiritual vel
fare OF cur troops remember the duty they
owe as Christian citizens to the Christian
Commission. It is an organization many {
living soldier -of the Republic will bles!
through after ycars. and the gratitude for
whose Offices has trembled in last word
upon many pale lips Of heroes gone nj
higher fiom tue rcckipg fields Of carnage O.
the army hospitals. Remember the Chris
4ian Commission.
, 1865-03-23
roTH YEAseS or WAR,

Tho rebellion. to use slightly undignIGed
phrnsc. LAS about "petercd out" the prcdlc.
lions and hopes Of the Copp cfteads to the
CONTRARY Notwithstanding. The -'Demo-
critic " purity through its National Consen-
tiou on the 80 b of August in the city OF Chi
cago assembled, declared s'as tho sense Of
.s the American people" i..,e., the copperhead
7urt thereof, that "afte1 four years Of failure
x'to restore the Union by THE exped:cnt CT
"war, during whlch public liberty and pirate
-s,Ights alike troddcn down, and tue material
eprospcrity Of the country essentially I'M
**paired, Justice. humanity, liberty and the
s'public welfare demand that immediate ef-
<sforts be made for cessation Of hostfllties,
<swith view to In ultimate convention ol
: **Statts. &C."
The "four years Of failure" to 'srestore The
Union by the cxpedient Of warfare ~ does mol
end until the 10th OF April 1866. The dcs
1ised and condemned "expedient Of warfare .
will have nearly, if not wholly. restored ths
Union and crushed the rebellion within {ou1
years, rs ma1ters now look. If the Demo
cratic ~ party were nsain to meet in National
Convention, wc suspect that they would ma
1<.rially modify the second section Of their In
famous and cowardly s'Chica-o Platform
There is no medicine 20 clIicacious In preserV
ing Republican institutions as gun powder
nr,d ,uotn1}c Mills
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F&m abbgrtt8GmenI8.
VOUNGMEN'S SASSOCIATION
Election, Saturday, March rs, -.
REGULAR TICKET.
PRESIDENT.
GEORGE M. H3N6BAAR,


OfHau. Kiubs1k d Co.
1sr VICE PRKsIDVNT.
CHARLES q. CRAM %. With Dog7sst, BLsst d Hills
70 VICE PRESIDENT
r.w. BAyTKH. OFT, ". Baxter i ca.
RECORDING akCRBTART.
BENJAMIN F. .GUYTON....-.....WlthB Bowen Bso3.
TRBA9URKR.
JOSEPH 0. .EUTTsR--................Ts Traders BA&k.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
EDWIN L. 8ROWA.............-...Cf Brown B5oH.
MANAGERS
Rev. EoBEkT COLLfER-
GVuNGE P NCBR Penn. Central 4 4
EDWARD P. HALL.......- With King, Kellogg = Co.
HZRA J spraGucs Warner d Co.
g. Il. .WHEELEK,......w1thM Munger, Wheeler . Co
GEORGE TAfLot1....-........Of or Geo. taylor q 20
JAMES COWLE3...... .....-....AttoxnaJ'At'LAW
rh1GnfS3 net ii
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tforlzed AErre Of the T1easury.
Nos NASSAU sr1KxT, Feb II, 1ses.
This Bank was ergsnlzeft under the National B4na
fcg Act, IN June last, b7 Mr. '. Culver and ago
cietes. .xt.t p1td1p capital OF $50 and has beer
Unsuccessful operation e1nce that period.
Its paid-up capital has now haen Increased to H.
0c0,Ge0. aad. b. recent a7fauKcueat M:asrs. W'ns
lev, Lau1er &C., o TIL. city together With portion
olthetr correspondents being persons Of We kno
standing ard lsrEe perunfafy means. have become
owners ct most Of Its c.pital stock, III
control and management, Mr.. Gu yer retaatcg all hi
inttse1t and accepting the Vice Presidency.
The managers o! this Bsnk are, and er Eauy yeart
have beeu. II ctcse and extensive ba,i1ess ratont
With Banks and 3anzozs In all par%Asot tbs country
and iheir experience and fidelity TO the 4tssrcs
tlu&ted to tteir care Feed no recommendation.
The Bank IL now prepared 10 open accounts will
dcpositors and will allow four per cent. Interest rc
Baaks and Bankers thslr credI. balances, render.
t:g accounts current monthly
Collections mnde through parts Of the co7ntEY. OF
the mest favorable terms.
This Back Is an accre3 31.ed AGENT Of tha Govern
ment and will give particular attention to the 2ur
eht1e OF all government Securities, will receive sub
sc1ipicrs for United States 7slo Treasury Notes. a.
lowing the usual n1ok.rsgs to Banks and Bankers,
aud will discharge ali business entru.ted to it, care
promptly, and without cost to Its correspondents.
lid. LANIER, President
IN. JORDAN, Cashier. mh15nt7Jl4toes
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Stationer Wanted.

can lesrp OF stqArfon 10 Memphis. Tenn. ~ apniy,
tuE tn &ULVhh, EAak 4 HOYNk.
mnHo2s5 Suet Is and 10 LAks street.
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Steam Grist Mill
FOR SALE.
In perfect c1der lcto2y situated the West lie.
/. 1T trtsenr rrstrt 1Os 81 eco pr AMMAN. sill ba
sold tor s4.oC1 Inquire If SEA Z1afAEKMASs
ub.2:IiYstlet 1s5 e1uth Water Sc
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Is warranted - be the Eeg: Knitting Machine in E<-
tsteuee. It will give the best and most
lasting satisfaction.
, 1865-03-23
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1865.
pOSTSC IL RIpT.
FROM NExY YORK.

The Military Situation-Thc Latest
Aepect-Tone Of The Rebel Press
New York and Washington News.
, 1865-03-23

We h~venow sAbting for 80 hc1ses and there |, a;
al tnnea fire IA Of Ohio Mares IN our fY M
ms1M13AWaet J. MCPHERSON d CO, :
, 1865-03-23

E1e:fdent-C. n. HOLDEN.
Vice Presideat-C. T. hO VEN.
Treasufer-J. L PLI LARD
Eec,etaxy-E. u. WHIPfLE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

The market presents an excited condition.
Tho demand is very active, so much so as
to enable holders OF goods which are not in
great abundance to obtain prices which re-
alize unusual profits. The Southern and
Southwestern demand has come in to swell
the consumption Of goods bcyond.what pro.
ducers calculated on Stocks arc much re-
duced. Prices have advanced, and some
holders refuse TO offer their goods, looking
for further riae. The market is exceed
ingly buoyant at tho advance. Prints are
scarce. The sales have been exceedingly
large, and goods are sold to arrive Prices
are &c and upward higher Great are the
profits, and greater still the expectations Of
manufacturers aud holders. Bleached shirt.
ing and shceting are in very reduced stock,
aud prices are &c higher. Tho demand for
cotton goods is partly speculative. Brown
goods are IN great demand, while the con-
tnuous supply is unequal to meet it. Drills
are brisk at an advance. Canton Flanncls
are also highor. Stripes and ticks arc very
active at an Improvement of 2i%(G3c Den
inns have also risen 2i5c. Ginghams are
firm. Dclaines participate fully in the act
i've movement aud have risen fully 2i5c (;
the production is all engaged of the most
desirable makes. Shaws are quick of sale.
Broadcloths have been selling considerably.
and prices arc readily .ivcn. Heavy fall
fancy cassimercs have become very active;
the stock is scant; an advance of 1 DC has
been realized. Flannrls are brisk. Blan-
kcts arc higher and much wanted. spc-
cial activity has arisen in imported fabrics
English and French dress.goods attract a
great demand, while the stock is light. The
importatiors, though llrge, are not equal to
the demand. An auction sale of French
dress goods realized all advance of 10 per
cent. French shawls, delaines, merinos,
ribbons and millinery goods in great va
rcty of assortment, have boen sol at very
profitable rates. Every description of
goods is looking up.--N Y. Independent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
The Hero er Cnmberlnnd Gnp.

The Union party in this State thought
proper to nominate Gen. Cox, military
officer Of ability and long service, as its
candidate for Governor The Democracy
follows suit, and nominates as its champion
Gen. Morgan, styling him the "lIero of
Cumberland Gap" We have always been
Jealous advocates of tho claims of sol
diers, but if we remember aright, all the
hcroism displayed by General Morgan at
Cumberland Gap was in an evacuation Of
the lace, under circumstances which called
forth considerable Indignation in tho
North. With a well-appointcd army, well
cntrcnched behind breast-works, he deter
mined to make the Ohio RIVER his base, and
did so without making show of fight
against the rebel forces which threatened
him. There his warlike career ended, so
far as glory was concerned, and we doubt
much if tic records of the grsat rebellion
will show any further deeds of daring on
the part of Gen, Morgan. We think the
Vallandighamitos will be forced to try some
other track. Cumberland Gap won't do
Gin. Times.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

ToNrooAwy o., September. 6. 1s65.

ToNToGAgY o., September 8, 1865.
Enron JOURNAL: desire through the
columns Of your paper to address the mem.
bers of the late Representative Convention
WHO nominated mo as the candidate for the
Legislature Of the Union party for the
district composed of the counties of Wood
and Ottawa
deem it my duty to Say TO you, gentle.
men, that tho interests and welfare of any
party require that in all elections of candi.
dates for Office within thoir gift, unity and
harmony should prevail, and that dscord
and strife should be discarded as an element
dangerous TO an organization and sure to
weaken its strength, and sooner or htor
lead to its downfall.
| received this nomination in convcn.
ton convened by authority, without soioi
tation on my own part, free from any prom
iscs or pledges to any man or set Of men, and
avn grateful to you, gentlemen, for the honor
conferred in selecting me as II candidate for
The honorable Office. | beg leave to assure
you that had cthor of the other gentlemen
been selected by that convention my devo.
ton to the principles and interests of this
great party, with which have always been
Identified, is such that they would have re-
ceivcd my hearty support, believing that
my friends also would have laborod faith.
fully for their election.
Satisfied that my nomination is not ac-
ccptabIc to u portion Of the party, and that
to allow my name to he used under such cir
cumstances would impair and weaken the
strength of the organization, cannot con.
sent to be candidate in tho coming cleo.
ton, at the expense of strife and discord
among those who have in tho past, and
should in the future stand united and har-
monious in maintaining tho principles OF
that party, and who have stood side by side
by side so nobly in the great struggle
through which we have recently passed.
You solicited me, gentlemen, to become a
candidate, and now place in your hands
my withdrawal, subject to such action as
may seem best Tor the good of the organi
zation in this district and should another
candidate be selected, let me counsel you
gentlemen of the Union party of Wood and
Ottawa counties, to discard all chickering's
envy aud strife, and como up as one man
and stand 10y the principles you havo SC
nobly maintained. ...
Let mo ask you to receive from me the
assurance that in tho approaching canvass
my support and influence shall bo for any
man the people will select.
Assuring you gentlemen of my good
wishes and returning You my thanks,
AIN very respectfully,
JN\IES T. CITDRY
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

Gen. Lee has accepted the Presidency of
Washington College, Va, ia letter. in
which he expresses tho following scnti.
ments: That it is Tie duty of every citi-
zen, in the present condition of the coun-
try, to do all in their power to aid in the
restoration of peace aud harmony. and in
no way oppose the policy. of the State or
General Government directed to that object;
and ii is particularly incumbent on those
charged with the instruction of the young
to set All example Of submission to author
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
SPECIAL CARD.

rTHE undersigned takes this method of inform
L ing the public that he has opened Harness
Manufactnry in Pcrrysburg. Having fourteen
years experience in the alb we business, he aatters
himself that he can suit the most fastidious. Par
ticular attention paid to all kinds Of fine Single and
Double Harness. His motto is Quick Sales and
Small Profits" All the proprietor asks is, to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Re-
pairing of all kinds done ON short notice.
ALBERT Il. REED.
Perrysburg, o., September l, 1865. ICES
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

DOCUMENTARY evidence, taken from the
rebel archives, showing that Davis, Seddon
and other leading rebels were cogm2ant OF
on and authorized the Andersov,lle cruel
ties, is now in the hands Of tho Judge All
vooate OF tho Nirz Commission,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
BOWLING GREEN HACK.

NJ AXES two daily trips from Bowling Green to
cry morning, in time for the Accommodation Train
going North immediately ailer the arrival of the
train going South, returns tn Bowling Green.
In the Afternoon, for tho train going North, and
returns after the Accommodation goes South.
10 G. Il. AVERY, Proprietor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

Ex.GovERNoR David Tod, in his spooolrat
Wooster an the l5th, made capital point
whom he said tho Democratic Party OF Ohio
couldn't be trusted. Ii il was in power
the national debt wouli be in danger OF
reputation, mlass linked with tho robot
dcbt--natb nal securities dccliHe---aud JUS
tioe would not be done the soldiers or sol.
diols willows; consequently il was the
duty OF every patriot 10 stand 10y the Union
Party,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
American Sugar-Cane Stripper.

1 HAVE now for sale the American Sugar cane
4 Stripper, having purchased the right for Wood
Cquaty and am now prepared 10 hll orders for this
valuable invention. 1t will cut off the tops and
strip tue leaves rom the cane, ready for the ppss,
thereby economiging time and labor to a great ex-
tent. Call aud see a sample machine at the Gro
eery Store of John Sehwnd, in Perrysburg.
lSls LEWIS FINK,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

0IIvgR and Harlnp, the mprlorers OF
Deputy Provost Marshal Cook at Cambridge,
Ohio, were hanged at Camp Chase ON We'd.
uesday last, Oliver confessed his guilt.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

IA hereby given, that l. have been appoaied
Administrator of the estate Of Matthew HILL Tato
of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. Allpersous in
teresied will govern themscl ross accurdingly.
l9d JOS. B. HILL Administrator.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
Union Representative Convention.

The Union Representative Delegates of the Rep
Tcscntativc District, composed of tho counties of
Wood aud Ottawa, are hereby requested to meet
in couvontina, l.r.. .
Al ElnOre, OiT Friday, September 22,
1868, at I2 o'clock NJ,
To nominate a candidate Cor Representative in the
next Legislature of Ohm, and do such other buSi-
ness as may properly come before the Convention.
A, l.. LUCKEG,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
FULTON HOUSE,
~. clair rSt., Fronting Perry, Toledo

I HE subscriber has taken the above-namcd
llousc and now invites the patronage of the
public believing he can give satisfaction in accom-
modatOns aud price.
JOSEPH LANGENDERFER,
l9m Formerly of the American, Maumee City.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

Tho steam marine OF New York has boeu
immcusely increased since the close of the
war. II now consists at 529 steam vessels,
reg gisleroj at that port, ropresentins 1855
tuus. of which 10000 are employed IN the
coasting trade.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12

"DEMORAIlCp STATE IltAElS'
The Democracy of Ohio have now in
the field two tickets for State officers. The
first was nominated on tho l7th ult., aud
is called the LoNu faction the second was
nominated on the 2ith, and is the VALLANpId-
HAN faction. The following arc the tickets
For Govemor-A Alexander Long.
Isientonant Governor Chiffon A, White,
Treasurer of Statc--John q. McGutloy.
Suprcme Judgcs--Il NJ, Mitchell aud Roys
Attorney Genoral--Robert hutchinson,
School Commissioner james NJ, White.
Board of Public Works--l II. NJ, Creighton
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
August 20, 1865.
7 EGAL NOTICE
In Wood Common Pleas.
Divorce.

Martina 9trick'"nd' In Wood Common Pleas.
Nathan Strickland. \ D"o''e'
The said Nathan Strickland whose place of res
dence is unknown to said Martha Strickland, is
hereby notified that said plaintiff did, the 2lss
day of August, A. ID, 1865, file her petition for d-
vorce against said defendant, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of Wood and
State Of Ohio, the substance and prayer of
which is that on the 18th day of September, 1861,
she married to said defendant in the town of
PcTysburg, in the County and State aforesaid;
that subsequently there was born to them daugh-
ter; aud charging said defendant with gross neg
lcct of duty toward said plaintiff in not providing
for the proper support Of her and their said child,
and praying, therefor, to be divorced from said
defendant, and for the care and custody Of their
said child and that said Petitioner may be restored
to her maiden name and for other proper relicf.
The defendant will take notice that said petition
will be for hearing at the November term, 1896 of
the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, at which
time said dclcndantwll be required to answer said
| petition. p. S. SLEVIN, Pl'f's Atty.
! August 81, 1865. l7fSIO so