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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
,ccalitie 1t Is the harves. fine NJ stage oompanies

localities 1t Is the harvest time Of ,taec companies
when one Of these periodic Elements is at Its hight
In every seoson there ar number Of these crises by
which hundreds ana u slsanls Of creduous miners and
otheis are yet INTO up profitable enterprises.
Ono Of these Zoe Ildes in regard 10 which the most
entravaeant thu IS said 10 the enormous guam
titles and ricf ess Of The quartz ID III Sacramento
District, Oh 'ho western foothills OF the humboi't
Mountain cad bat &c miles by The roundabout road
from Uni oryille
The accounts Of this discovery which have receiver
from eve Witnesses and what have previously known
q he extent and value OF the lodes on that side oil tue
Mountain, give me great faith in what Is told me- The
Sacramento District aGjoins Echo on the south; and
the new discovery is about six miles from the Victor
Series" which have assayed seyerc. hundred dollars
per tun on the out.crop. Tire miles Of ciains hare
ALREADY been 0cGei, and Unionyiie is nearly depopu.
lated in the rush for the locality. shall visit
these mines next week, and then tell you what truth
has been told Of them. and what exaggcrstOn.
Very little practical work is being done In developing
and working the mines heretofore in the HUMBOLDT
Region; but there Is earnest intention now mani
tested 70 give unmistakabie evidences OF their qunty
| before tAe close Of the present season. J. W.
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teachers nearly 1900 children in day schools, and
5 700 adult freedmen In Sunday and night schoOls-an
.ggf egate Of 20pD persons under the immediate In
siruet Of the Board. Nor is tue benefit limited 10
these for each In turn becomes On Instructor OF some
poor and relative friend. whose age or occgpa
lion prevents attendance upon schools Thus We nave
tbe striking aud touching spectacle Of whole people
snidrnly liberated from q long bondage by war nol
rushinc Into license crime, but crosliDg reverenty
the fee, of freedom N the den aud laborious puf'
suit OF knowledge.
All of this has been STAINED By the Board In less
than ono year and hnlf in the fee 81 obstacles tit
were seldom. if ever before met by any system OF IN
st e, there would be al this time at least 3OVo per-
sons Under tie direct ustI action OF the Board. .
commit tho schools 10 my successors IN inc ulV''
foursnng condition. learnC ty nrge you 10 coptihqo
to make the most Of u . Advantages they oIeT II
must be manifest that Influences ore IN motion 10 r.
duce, if not to destroy them Under the pesent pan
Rebel civil rule here supported by our own reactoDa
blyonots rights and privileges lot only Tor co'o1eu
men bu. for loyal white men are extremely lhsecue.
Therefore, use them while yon may. In answer "
numbeIess Kindly inquiries, may say that suail se
in Louisiana and continue in some field Of ACTIVITY ny
lifetime struggle for your complete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| the day Of which hope s drawing nigh.
AS ever. faithfully your friend.
Late Chairman Board OF Education for Freedmen De
paItment Of tie Gulf
THE scuooL-TAX.
tax of one mill on all real estate is about to be
levied TO defrsy tho expenses incdent to the edncn
ton Of the coorod people of tits State. lis estimated
that this tax will yield suhcien. income ~ reimbrrso
the Quar,ermasterss Department the moneys already
advanced and carry the scoos for the remainder OF
,be vear al.
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himself Of any ciemency which the Court might b
pleased TO shew him. rH WV VISA mfru

This was stsbbing affray that occurred In saloon
in Jamesst. the 10Th Of April last The accused 10
rather short stout quilt f.Gn. about years Of age.
severe irI1Iies which almost resultcd fatally The De-
fendant was confined to hw bed for 10 weeks and has
also been rendered lame by the Injuries received.
The accused pleaded guilty, and was sent to the pen
itentiary for two years.
AN UNFORTUNATE c0URTgsAH.
Elizabeth Taylor was sentenced for six months for
stealing pocket book rom the person Of Wm A. At
terice. M . ~
Tho defendant asked the prisoner to accompany min
into a saloon for vile purposes, which she did, ana
agreed to pay her S. which he afteTwsrd refused To-
do. She thereupon stole his pocketbooS. and all
tanned 'uf. u .rf -r.Ir y .I ...-..s..
| The prison appeared in Court with an intut q h~
months old Oh her arm which kept up continual yell
and which she no doubt thought would be- o.
abbrevisting her Imprisonment but the attempt
ruse and the mother will have to spend six months
within the walls Of prison. white the infant cared
for By strangers
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Markets CAREFULLY R,poHrrp FOR Tnr N y tribune

MONDAY. Aug Z. 1865.
AsIIES-The Iaarsct s quiet but prices are without
f9a9gs' sales a' - "4" o. To- r''s ana " % iO'
! COrToN-The demand from both manufacturers
and exporters IL moro moderate aud with worry lar
oeipts. The market continues depressed closing NJ
about &c. for siiddings sales Of FROM 100 u bO0
, bales
! CoVFEE-Thorc is nothing doing In This market.
aud IN tie abseroo oi sales prices TomaiD nomny un.
changed
State Flnur IL less active and with more liberal
ala prices fGly 5llO per Dbl lower and heavy
~ the close Tor all graies, rAe sales 400 butts
at - a;6 Or Superine stale, 81 2jas6 % for Ext u
DO, g. ojN 80 ~ for Fancy do ~ 1926 60 for the
low grades of Western Extra; - .0d 81 o. Tor Shipping
Oaio. sa0so a for Trade brands, and 81 7JaSl2 80
or Extra 81. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour " more
plenty ard - lower ard gnsettled sales Of 40 bhs ut
81 J0d - ~ for the low grades Of T. ira and 81 Goa 80
Tor Trade ard Family Extras. Southern Flour IL un.
settled and 2c lower. the supply is more LIBERAL saes
OF 80 btls NJ 81 J0aS9 fof mixed ~ good Super6nc
Country BaltmoTc, &C., and o. 259sl2 80 FOR Trade
and Iamiy brands hyo Flour IL lrm and In lair do
mand; sales OF loo bbls. at s. J0aSo 20 Corn Meal Is
heavy; sics Of 400 bbs at - - Tor Jersey ard s. GJ
for Msrhh's Caorc.
GRAIN-Ihe Wheat market is duh and irregular.
tue arrivals are not large but ia excess Of the demand
which s mainly tor milling though We notice some in.
qury az the close for export Winter IL generally well
ned but Is quiet; asanplo Of the crop of spring
wheat has been shown us. by MofsrA n. g.
j. il. Stevens, forwarded 10 them from Milwaukee,.
by Desslh l.. j. Highly & Son; the quail v IL very
Hoou ni'eo hnh should me crop average like TINS,
wo shni nave considerable snrpus for exports tho
sales are 1900 bush. at 81 $50 il a for Chicago
Sprinp; ~ 39dsl 40 for Milwaukee Club, 81 400
~ IL for Amber DO. and t2as2 10 for hits Michigan
Barley sdulla nominal. Barley Malt Is du and prices
favor the buyer. Oats better the dowaDd In pau
spee aatse ard In part or Western account but cio
dl the sales are % 90 bush Western al 6Od6ic aDd
1hierior at 700. Rye is dan ind heavy; the sales arc
LOO bn.l state at 81 no. Corn ia more active ana
2n better. cnsins firm the demand in part for poti
the saL aie % COO bnsh. Western Mixed ht sonstc
10 M ftaI hans
our lust but good demand stli pre-, as for homo con-
sumnion ssiles NJ 0025c. for inferior and comnvli
J0aed Tor TAR and ohoice and 40a45c Nr iaIcy iots
all old and new crop 4
HAY il very abundant; new crop particularly w,
qnolc at toN7cc old crop is duu At sae al aaie' Oh
nc balcs. '
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Steam Freight and Passenger ns"'
rec: 10 San Eranciseo.

The new screw steamer Montana zap
r. Kelly, is now lying ut Pier NO, 20 h's' -.
taking in cargo for san Francisco. Cal, diroS
me- only at Rio Jancrio and Valparaiso to laha
gers This vessel Is. we believe. the tTst one P''T
this port as freight and passenger boat 10Y .,
VOYAGE of nearly % 600 miles in length. Aire'c' -,
number Of passengers have been secured ~A0 -s,l
method OF enjoying the delightful TIP 50 s'''~
of a voyage on the Atlantic and Pacific oce'os
Ia Brazil the view Of tue grand and suon'e !, n,
the Straits OF Magellan. the southern ex'reriv
continent aud passage along the n'Isns'a '' -
Terra del Fuego and pleasant call on tue W. ,r
Of South America From Valparaiso the se'~
team direct to san Francisco. where sue va" 5'n.s
a line 70 Oregon. Another vessel oil 'ne 'V~ ,.s
"a in nrocess OF construction for the stI' cs ts
r,s Vonfana is q trs-class steamer OF ,a,.rh ..
.o,'is,or snI az tho following dlac1slone X, vs.
tee, be,m. 81 feet depth Of hold ~ p,,yor Of tss
III, ., Ts,n No and owned by q. B. fa'S S,.,ess
MACE. She IL really fitted up ara " :, The sec'c
stote-rooms in the main caOD. ana ~ Pslan
cabin. Her machinery was o1il Y! W With 4e'eS
Bath. She has one direct,aelns sssi"' She hss %.
cylinder and a6-inoh stroAc Oh pist0n; making sis'
tubulsy marine boiler. ana y capso,s " IA vii us"
N Knots per hour. IL Is eNPctet ,n. .,o,ning dsJs
The run 10 San Frsncaco IN a1ont % STEAMERS ~
IL ia understood shat several hts,o' coast ie' ~
soon 10 be constructed Oh tne A 1870
,os"ting trade Of California and oresoD' if
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Rccejpts Of Produce.

ArG 7-93 100 ibis. Flour. l25 bbs. Whisky, 1.ol
bbs Corn Meal, 93,sO0 bush. Wheat, 5O2io bush
Corn. % coo bnsh Olts 81 rkgs Ashes. l79 Pike
Lard, 90 pags. Oil Cake, 400 pkgs. Prov sions u
piss. Batter.
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fAdyefiis, luent

PINE APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TALBors oo'
cyyrRArsp MEDICAL PINE APrrs CrDEK viii cur " :.
vor .re SICK and II you well viii prevent 1eans
ione advertisement IN WEEKLY fRrsCSs nom AWn 80
NV ~ 100 inclusive. send for Circular one oeno"
pe bo,tle cnt free by mail, receipt Of ~ toPs
Il. H. BABDrr, Nos. "a 20 "A Wssnns''S'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF A WOMAN By 4

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF WOMAN H 4
NgGRo. --Oficer Field OF the Fitch Precnct arrested
William Korsrigbt colored man, on co1ge Of w
leilg the person of illry CrOker is years o. ag "a
the 50 inst, on hoard the steamer Plymouth Eoes
the boat lay IN her dock at NewLondon, Conn W :.
arrival in this city kortr gLt was arrested ~ Vnse,
Hawks OF the Invent .sixtn Precinct but be ehtsra
bis escape, and was not seen sgnn nnt his rni ~
yesterday. lie will be t.kea back TO Conrecfe" j"
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

Tn. ~ tas Ioa,, Specie Circulation. and D7ors ir to
BonE, Of s Cify Nes- York for the reek endin9 SAL
vrdav. Lsyu.s 5, 1905 70 WAieh a5Ied tAs Cap1e'
If ,1ea Rc1k. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

Turkish BATHS, No. Is LAIGpT-sr -Hosn
-Gen,leineu q to d. and 70 2 ?. NJ Ladis -"
! o. M Greatest Vi Lu1ures.' Try Ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

CHARGE OF LARcESy. --Francis Hnner 3
bell boy employed on the ~. Nicholas Hotel sss II
rested Yesterday by Olcer Rogers On tie charge Of
having stolen Go from The pocket Ok Mr.. Edmund NJ
Apuerson patron OF tie hoie, bot resident OF Men
pits Tenn r. is ALLEGED hc. the boy had been brush
Ing pair Of pan SlooEs in Toe ocnpsinans roou ana
afsr lis dc,s.tura some money as missed from %
tao pockets On being questioned - TO bis behavior
tho accused returned go NJ the whole amoant OK
deied all kIOwiedCe % tie whereabouts Of the To-
nainIng so. Abe oJy was taken b'iore Jasue; Leu
yi.b, and O. mInitled IL d., aalt of $50 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

The MONTREAL REBELs.---A. I mas s. matt ~
patch to evening paper stas ,Ige being hsfp"'u
D 5yc so" 20 81 nss synpshle s
ported as having been taken ho@o ron Se,ery Trets
.cnes Hotel drunk while runVr pat S Ssias s's
rho attitude Of preparing TO ss's W.
sunds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
CITY NEWS.

BULLS HEAD, Monday. Aug. There were
400 bullooks In the saepens this morning aud yer,
few Of them are first quality consequently there is
rise Of half cent upon ali real nrstclass. some Of s
very choice Of which have sold l7sc per D net ant
possibly some for &c. The medium grades, such a
good fair, cwt. Illinois steers are worth l6al6to
which Ia full as much last week From flat pr.leA
range down 10 lie. for very rough stock, the slms
rates according to quality for all but istclsss Of LAST
Monday We saw two lots Of rough Canada stock sct
NJ Sic per d. live weight average q ewt. and the other
q. cents or owt. Oh the scales l6re. This may bs
counted the real price Of the lowest grade, anl il ~
higher they have sold quicker this week than last. A
very large portion as viii he seen by LEI Of dToyers
are in the hands Of those who buy their stock at Albany
here. 70 retail speculation and some Of them DO
not appear willing TO have any rise reported. tn,
weather is warm and damp 9 heavy rain having faea
last night This il ulf,y0rable 10 the Wholesale trade
but the demand by retail butctcrs OF both city and
country is active aud the market for all good STOCK i
first rate for drOyers, and We believe VIII con
tinue to be 90 for the next two months.
Sheep are scarce this morning aud selling at decided
advance upon last Quotations. One extra bot ayerags
rs TO- sold at &c. and very good stock viii brng79.c
to-day. Good lambs are IL moderate demand, and
lot average 81 10 brought 10 cents but ordinary only
sa &C. The hog market IL full aud dull. There were
10 car load 0u sale this morning. saiesmen Holding r
ice per pound and buyers offering only llic and tina
they stood without sales all the fore part Of the day
but ster tbs latter price was accepted Tor gooa ots
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The receipts q the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads tor the week ending
July 81 were:
loo els.yo % lscL .sl2o16 II Inc.... sa2oo "a
Receipts fromJanuary 10 July n:
ise,. sGI.5es ofl 1891 s5isc2 c7l Inc. 81, 90 n
The receipts Oh the Grand Trunk Railway for The
week ending July - were;
lssJ.....sL747O le64 .sl0S7eJ -....sll.67j
We take the following items Of Lake Superior
ncws from Tie Forfoge LaXe AAHg Gazette Of
July 20:
rEwABic PnoDUcr.--m or statement, las, week we
quoted lie psWab.c Hire ne not iay.ug any February
product but the scinlalmaal statement develops the
iaea D. there Mas February product and this week
stamp,.-. q iaj 70 Barrel. ..... 1880 n
Aas-r.,.,-- 1850 ID ! ~, o,z -
Or 30 tans aud l.o-5 y.
Making the nix m0.ths produc. Of The Pewablo i57
tuns and Tue proGnot VI the district 10 dns 80 %.
noIry i) tgIs noie than Tor the same period last
year.
MARQrErfE NArrrRs-By private letters We learn
that Tie slke is at icstu ended. and tbe men have all
ain gone to work u the price offered by the com
panIcs Eaf Of ic iggOrs Tat have been ~ extensive
crcu ion certainly untrue. such as. for Instance
sOppage Of trains by uob3 VI men. Liing II soi
GieIs. who inst went 10 work " reduced whees
The trains were stopped because there were 10 men
willing 10 load tAeua. and there molestation vi
passenger .rals these were detained By the Jury 90
ihe Peninsula Road by the late heavy rsins. Web
Leve they are running al right now.
PORTAGE ASD LAKE SUPERIOR SHIP CASiT--It Is
with great pleasure that enabled to announce
agthoratiyciy readers that tho construction Of
this lopg-lkcd ul aud npOr,n' canal is certainty
conneAeed. As al dro aware. heAt 10 the construe-
ton OF railway alenS tie great mineral range TN. is
the Important work which has been projected in
TIE Lake Superior country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
RETURNED SOLDIER ATTEMPTS TO CoHr

SUICIDE lon Sunday afternoon Patrick Burns, n
tuned soldier attempted to commit suicide by kss
an ounce Of 8r oil eau. IL appears that ne had ~
re,rrned from tAs seat u var and learned that lie
wife had become n confirmed drunkard Ca entering
lis nome he was b0riied by hading MS llsile caih
dead and HE wi g lying beside tue corpse beasty IA
toricgted Thr man rushed fran,cay from the hesse.
and going 10 The dgng store Of Dr. Blasde purchased
some poison, which lo swallowed II did not have 10
desired effect aud tee solder purchased some mon
olson watch he also swallowed. The ilcts becoming
tnown 10 the Eighteenth Ward Police ae taken to
Bellevue Hospital aud eogt made 10 couBIerseiiae
elects Of the poison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

DROWNED. Yesterday Coroner Widely ls.u
an inques, on the body Of young man soooi - W.
u age who WAS .ouni floating in The dock at re ~ ~,
North River Deceased was stout buiit ao'.. 'T Ma
inches I'm hi rh, with hair and good tee'e nv
remains appeared TO have been in the water ''s''
hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

MOST AMBIGUOUS VILLAISY--A CLBRaYMay
KNOCKED Down AND RoBByD N TIE srRTEr.-AbcBt
10 O'Clock last Saturday night Clergyman, whose
We did not learn, was Knocked down in Beekmsnsi,
near the staon.house, and robbed OF his watch And
porte Donnci; his boots pulled from BILE feet ard
his studs cut from bis shirt lie two tho
street tow lig but tnougA nothing Of the circsr
STANCE and rnoment efier received heavy blow ard
fell senseless the sidewalk. When he recovered Is
ccnsciousness he was lying there bleeding and PIN
dered, with one IN sight. S1ch aGdseious Oursgs
these would came o seuseiD anywhere bni 10 Aes.
FORK where yilainy OF I'll kinds sti IS dciarIy sbfcN
ani laughs 10 scorn slow footed justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

hi, the erdins -f.'ssss..s
Balances Tor the endios Ausu. s..." 2i7V'ib g
Exchange is in more demand and frmer; tho
rates are: BANKERS sterling, co days, lOst 0lOsi;
Bankers sterling, 3 days, 1925 al0s1; Merchants
1911 alO7l; Francs, long date, 522. a5.o; Francs,
short date, 5.lSi 05Hl.
In Freights, tho engagements to Liverpool are
$50 hhds Tobacco at U.s. I'd, and per steamer,
1900 boxes Cheese at fos. 70 London, per
steamer, 900 bush. Wheat at Cd Dutch tng
to Antwerp With Petroleum at 10. 3d.. and on iiai-
ian brig, lGOco bush. Wheat, at Is Sd. to Ponaith
Roads for orders, with privilege Of Cardii az e.
3D., and Bristol and Gloucester at A..
The Chicago ard Alton Railroad Company have
declared semi-annual dividend of 3! per cent upon
the common and preferred stock OF the company.
Tho following statement shows the movements
Of specie at the port OF NewYork for the month Of
July:
CT y,fr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
sU.lttFs E.L..

,StateCf Oh1o. t,atoA tcmty.
John Dill. Thomas Z. PiGffs In Court Of
Hayward & Samuel ran, Common Pies
against { On order Oi
:, BENJAMIN Dill others Dei't Sale.
DURSU ant to he command Of an order OF
i sale in the above cause to me directed f-oT
the Court Of Common Pleas, of the aioIsaid
County of Vnton, will offer at public sale Of
the door Of the Court House, in the town Of
MAcrthur, in the aforesaid county Of Vinton on
Saturday The 26nd dag Of August 1865,
At tine hour Of one o'e.tek, PM, of said day
the following lands and teEements to- wit: OF
the north end of out lot number two, (2,
being strip of the north end Of said lot
about one hundred and twenty feet wide, and
all of said lot except that part or parcel con-
yeN ed by Charles Robbins and wife to the Mar
rieta " Cincinnati RailRoIG Company, Also :
strip Ulf Uf .he west side Of outlet number
three, 3,) commencing at the line betwee:
lots numbers two and three running thence
east on tho north line of lot number thttc
until it interseets n line running south
from the souih west corner Of nlOt NUM-
Der twelve, (i2,l thence south about ono hund-
red and twenty fee: until it inte 'sects Che east
and w6at liue Of that part Of Out-lo; number
two, 2 conveyed as abOve thence west Il
tn said division line between lots number
two and three and thence north 10 the plac.
Of beginning, oil of said parts Of lots lying and
being in Robbins addition to the town o.
IlaWden NintOn county o.
rho above 4 foregoing parts Of lots number tw'
and three being apprai' ed ut "a 10000.
Also lh-lot number SiNty-nine and Seventy
ia Dis Addition to said Town Of Hamder
appraised az 81 10000; also In-lot number
Seventy one in Dils Addition to said Tow
of llamden appraised at Sls5 10.
Taken as The properly of Benjamin Dill t.
satisfy Il judgement of aforesaid Court, in ia
vor 0f John Dill, Thomas L. Hay ward & SUN.
uel Tarr others Appraised as above an,
must bring tao-thirds Of said appraisment
respectively.
TERMS Of sale, cash in hand.
d. S. DANA, J. j. SHOCKEY
Att. for Pltf Shift. V.Co.O.
July goth 1865 -.5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
DIVORCE NOTICE.
STATE or Ono, INTON County:
Mary Q. Alexander In Vilton Co. Ctmmo
against Pleas.

STATE OF ONO, rNToN County;
Mary Q. Alexander In Vilton Co. Common
against Pleas.
william Alexander. Petition for Divorce.
William Alexander will take notice that Ma
ry G. Alexander did, on the 18th day Of Junr
A. d. 1865, file her petition in the Office oftl.
Clerk Of the Court Of Comnon Pleas within
and for the County of Yinton, and Sta.o o.
Ohio, chm ging the said William Alcxande
with Gillul absence for more than three years
and also, with ha5itual drunkenness for nor,
than three years; and, also, with gross neglcc
OF duty toward her, in not providing the NC
essalies OF life for her, the said Mary c. Alex
an'er for more than three years lat pas' M,
,6r James Melville Alexander and Georg,
,WNlliord Alexander, the children Cf the saii
Mary 9. Alexander and tie said William Al.
'Nand,r, for noe tlan thsoe years las
past, and asking thatshe may br div rec
from the said ilIiam Alexander and that ST.,
have the custody an C rtrol Of said children:
whicn petition Will stand for hearing at H..
next Term Of suid Court
Dated this 18Th day Of July, a. D. 1865.
MARY {. ALlN NDER.
By Constable S Shiye !, her Att
July %, l56D-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill.
DREN,

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
Of March, 1862
We are decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feel It our duty to acknowledge benefit from any and
from every source when It Is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fact has como to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for the
benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health makes it
necessary to prevent any increase of family.
About twelve months after marriage lady Of our ac-
quaintance gave birth to daughter but her sutierings
were great that her physicians depaired Of her reov
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition other sulerings but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined but her suf
erings great that the child died. and her own life
was despaired Of She told by her family physician
that II she had any children he feared her life would
had failed she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR..
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-24
DIVORCE NOTICE.

STATE OF ONO, VINToN COUNTY:
PhebO Ann Pierce, Prit,l Court of Common
against Pleas.
Samuel Pierce, Def't. Divorce.
Samuel Pierce, of Prairieville, in the County
of Decatur, in the State of Iowa, IL hereby no
titled that Phebe Ann Pierce did on the 2Stl
day of June, A. D. 1885, file her petition in
the Office of the Clork of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the said Comfy of Vim.
ton. Ohio, charging tae said Samuel Pierce with
adultery with one Loretta Dart, an1 with will
full absence for more than three years, and ask
ing that she may be divJked from the said
Samuel Pierce; which petitition will stand fol
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
PHEBE ANN PIERCE,
By Constable & Shivel, her Att'ys.
July 20, ls65-6w