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Meeting of the New England Abolition


Bosrox. Nav 3o-The New England Anti Slavery
Society with Garrison and Quincy lett out, and Wen
dell Philips chief helper held its annual m 'etu
to-day n the Meloieon. \ letter read from a
prominent ; ilem Am1er, which declared that the
south was not vet fit 10 he reconstructed, coupled the
uarn,s of johnson AMI jeff Davis together, and pre-
iictei that it John>nn's policy adopted we would
drift again into A whirlpool of scord and outer dark
ness II not civil war. Mr.. Phillips proposed and sus-
tanned in powerful speech, series OF IT solutions,
embracing the following PROPOSITIONS:
Frst-NO settle meut OF national affairs except on
the basis OF absolute and impartial Justice. Second
The only Ssentia element OF reconstruction Is sui
rage for the negro-egery other matter being uni m
pOrtant and secondary. Third-The President on tins
point has vii .ullv and deliberately BETRAYED the
North, and his Cabinet severally sustain him. And
Congress has surrendered the point IN issue our
only hope rests On the issue. The Fourth returns
special thanks Senator Sumner. Fiith-If Con
greSs admits each State 1t ratlnes the proposed
Constitutional amendment; its plan Is not only sur
render, but still, UNIV orthy trick 10 mIsiead
the nation.
Mr. Phillips said that Mr. Johnson believes in the
5 nth. and his Cabinet IS 18th him, and Congress has
surrendered the only essential element of reconsrue
ton. Mr. Phillips hoped that the Senate amendment
OF the recon ,tructinn plan would with igno-
minilus defe 1t. and at Massachusetts, would reject
it. He would welcome every Democratic and Coz per-
head vote To help it, defeat. He would go step fur
Their and said: II hope the Republican party If II goes
the polls fall this basis will de defeated II
this is the only thing the party has to offer deserves
defeat"
life God grant that 1t lose IT. Social equality
follows irressttby political equality. and equality of
manhood without distinction of color IS tie last lesson
OF the The nation has salvation and one
only, and that IS to ignore race. The Republicans 60
the peoe in deceit and hypocrisy with their faces
masked and their convictions hid hope to God they
viii be defeated. | want another serenade, not only
to the hFiden sentiments of the Cabinet, but
10 smoke ont tue United States Senate. that may
see how many of them range bv the sile OF Sumner
Ben. Wade, Judge Kelly, and fhad- Stevens.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNcINNATI, Wednesday, June IS.
Fiour-The market is dull and the demand is only
moderate. and in order to effect sales of magnitude
concessio would have to be made. W quote super
tine at S9g9 so; extra 100 10 80; family at "a
IL %, and fancy SI3GIi so Sales TODAY were
ZOE barrels choice Sl 10; family at sl2 and
80 do. at Sill IS.
Wheat-Rather inactive; quote choice old red at
s. Go92 20: No. old do. 81 50@2 So No. red do.
81 4092 A; No. do at 81 30d2 IS, and extra
Spring at 81 sag 20. We beard OF no sales
Corn-Aarket firm at 6I062c.; white brings Csc in
sacks, and in 6o@62c.
oats-No. / would not bring 4Se-. and No. 2
44c IN elevator receipts to-day about Is 600
bushels. The market sales dull.
Rye-Market firm al 81 for choice, CSC. for No. l.
and S519oe for No. =. Sale to-day Of 100 bushels
No. IT 95c., and $50 do. at soc.
Harley-Firm at 81 50Gt so.
Provisons-Ness pork bought at SSi so 10 limited
extent. but generally held at So
Buk Meats-Are one fourth higher shoulders sold
at sides at l64c., aud clear sides I8c
Bac"n--Firm at l5c., lSc., and poe, with sales Of
jobbing l"ts at these rates.
Lard-oold at 2lAc., and closed firm at this rate
saies Of 200 ierres prime city q 1c 40 GOO bar
refs bulk sides sold at ec., and 25 900 do at
Groceries steady but dull.
Batter demand light. Central Ohio quoted at 24c.
fhee~e--Dull.
Egg~-Qujet at IS<d19c.
""isks-Demtnd good. the prices are 50 "a for
duty paid, and 81 Is IN bond.
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All is quiet the Canadian border. Gen Meade
IS at work gathering up the debris of the late Fenian
hzze AMI reports among his captures muskets 70 The
number at forty thousand. The Canadians re-
ported ~ have dealt summariiy with some of their
FrnIan prisoners nt them being shot without cere-
mony. 9th reports represent the Canadians as
having pursued sn1 captured Feuians within the
American lines all Of which stories be
gated BY Gen. Meade.
e< The Fenian excitement is cooling
down considerably 1t is conceded on
all hands that the present movement has
about closed.
Montreal dispatch of the 18th saws :
"A court martial IS being organized for
irving the Fenian prisoners. some OF
whom are now certain to be executed
within few days The prisoners gen
orally are well fed and comfortably
cared for. The fears Of Fenian inva-
sion are completely quieted.
T The French Legation in Wash
ington has received information that the
French troops in Mexico are to be con
centrated - various points. under orders
not to make any hostile demonstrations
Seventy FIVE per cent of the troops will
90 to France in October Maximilian is
reporte to he out OF money, and has
been relieved from the French paymas-
tiers chest
r-The Senate. an the sth. passed
the constit- tional amendments by vote
of SO to l. The House, on the 18th,
passed them hv vote Of 12o TO %
The House also passed a resolution
that J eff Davis should be kept in custo
DIV and tried under the laws of the land.
nv vote Of los 10 19 The resolution
was introduced by Mr.. Boutwell,.
AUGUsTA. Ga. May 81 I'm the case
of Nj. Law, contesting The constitution
alitv or the test oath, as applied TO law
yers in tie United States Court at Sa
vannah. Judge Erskine to day decided
that the act of Congress. approved Jan
uarv p. 1868, so far as it was Intended
TO apply TO this case, is repngnant to tue
Constitution OF the United States
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Washington Correspondent \. II. Statesman
The Dead of the Rebellion.

Burving parties at work on every field If the
rehenn gathering up and buryiDg the dead soldiers,
from Virginia Texas. The last made cemetery is
at Coal II irbor. and already contains q ousand
nine hundred and thirty bodies, viz: Fifty commits
stoned officers, thirty nine non-cnmmiSsioned otcers
one chaplain. five hundred and forty-ive known sol
ders three hundred and fortvsix soldiers unknown,
taken from graves eight hundred and eighty
,iiknnwn, taken from trenches. There are three
burying parties around Richmond; IN frrnt of
Petersburg, in the Shenandoah Valley and one
Coal Har50r, at Anttietam-a private party, to
which the Government has already furnished six
thousand collins at Fortress Monroe, at Bull
Run. and sweeping the country between here and
the latter named place.
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No We Don't.

The Canada papers very earnest in dema nding
the surrender OF ONel and other leading Fenians,
vl,o crossed the line with hostile motives
Gentlemen, rest y0ur souls in patience for
YOU won't get them. You did surrender the 1t.
Aibta's raiders, and we will surrender the Fenian
RAIDERS.
on NAV talk about compelling much Won
please YOU dare not much As your little fng
against us-nether you your masters in ''0ld
Britannia" You all under heavy Fenian bonds
To keep the peace will Us, and if shall not inter
teTe II prevent the wholesale hanging shooting Of
what captves have, you may consider yourselves
fortunate.-i Gin. Times.
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Soldiers Celebration, july 1th.

\ meeting of the FIX cutiye Com
mttee of the Indiana Soldiers Associa-
ton held on the 9th inst. at the State
Library Rooms, on motion of Vice Pres
idcnt Milton S. Robinson, of the 11th
Congressional District, it was
ReSofred, That flags of Indiana volun-
teer regiments and batteries, now depos-
tied i'll the State House, be publicly pre-
scented to the people of the State on the
Fourth of July next; and that Fl Ex-
cellency, the Governor, he and is rehy
requested in their behalf. to receive the
same at that time
The following Committee of arrange
ments, resident at Indianapolis, were ap-
pointed to take charge of ana make all
necessary arrangements for the celebra-
ton: John Cohurn. c. C. Hines. G. H
Chapman, Dan. McCaulev. r. s Fo ter,
w w Dougherty. F. Allen Wiley, Fred
knefiier, q. W. Parker. \ J Morley,
W. j. II. Robinson, Frederick Erdel-
meyer, c. j. Dohbs. James Burgess J
n Scott, Dan, Mcclure, A d. Harvey.
ADVISORY
And the following Committee from
the several districts OF the State, wa.
appointed;
I 1St GtSjllcl, lnari6S DGnnT, James G.
Veatch
I'd district, s E Scribner, Henry Jor-
don.
Sd district, Il. H Lltson, George W
/ fnaieS.
+lh utsllcI' =. y HAct4hsotoh, John
" liuef-
9th district, Oran Ferry, Thomas NJ
browne
oth district, '" .. Manker, W H.
Cotescott
'th district, IL X Stewart, w. W.
carter.
stu district, A -. Miller, NJ. u Man
son
sth ois'iiet' Ne"ei clcasoh' y +
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DIED,-At her residence in this city,
at 10 O'Clock, to-day, NAOMI COFFIN.
wife of the late ELIJAH COFFIN, in the
69th year of her age
G<Her funeral will take place from
Friends Meeting House, cornerof Marion
and Market Streets, at 10 O'Clock, on
Seventh-day morning, (the 10Th inst
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"RICHMOND LIEDERkRaNZ.-
He Who hath no, music in his soaI.

ne " no hath not music in his soul.
Is OK faT treason, sIraiagern ard SPOOL
Is h1ed faet, and Se do net knos o an American
e'0Aea 81 herman extract, whose soul i not full
o'eFno"'ag with melody. As people they love
music aud they cultivate it psrection wherever
she3rfe' may De cast ami there wonder THAI pa
io'ie devotion TO their adopted coaary and feslsy
me oti Flag Of the Union. Is Of their cardinal
principles A society Of tie above maze was estab-
hshea Ia this city nearly eight ago, contributing
A@iF snare q is membership IN help the Ii Of
'ns bAi'on- ihAt work sccenplshed. they have again
revived tier organization, and wvuue>dsv,
June 1eth this together with three other German
oeties purpose having. uneilv grand picnic the
FAR 6rouuds n this city. 1t Is designed De reg
niar belle scuie hearted Ger .yolkses
oae&-Faoes = roosterc catching -wheelbsrrow races
poe-et'HInlns and other grmnastc exercises, is the
Tier q tie day and night, at Phiiipss Hall. trip
Ping tie light fantastic toe viii conclude tie perform
ances Premiums to be awarded TO the vietors IN
the sports At the Fair Grounds and gener al satisac
t'on aud general good time guaranteed 10 all cur
fellow citizens who may be in attendance For par
I tcu!arS, see Prog ammes
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An Ordinance.

diHance for Better Regulating the Fire
Department of tho City Of Richmond,''
Passed and approved, November 90. 1851.
SECTION lst Be it Ordained bv the Common
~ Council of the CITY of Richmond That every bona
MI sm5er Of - regular organized Fire Company ut
the City ct Richmond, who shah have performed the
active dut.es Fireman for wear. shah be
eHIPt from performing military duiv, and serving
jurors aud shall also be exempt trC IN poll tax, and
from CITY and Corporation Tax Ia a amount not K
ceediBg th0nsand dollars worth ot property. And
FIRE Company shall consist of than one
hundred members. within the meaning Of this Ordi-
SIC. >. II shall he the duty of the President and
Secretary al each Fire COMPANY. to furnish, under
oath, to the City Treasurer, list Of names at the
member, OF such Company, WING shall have performed
the active duties of Freuen for year previous to
the time said LIST is urnshed.
SEC. ,. II shall be The duty OF each Fire Company
keep their Engine and Hose in good working order.
subject all times the inspection o the Fire Com
pauy Committee; and all necessary repairs, that
any time be needed, shall be paid ont Of the City
Treasury.
SEC 3. This Ordinance TO be in force from and af-
ter its passage and publication.
Passed and approved, June 5th 1855.
Attest: JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
y. +. hIRS, City Clerk I5-iT
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Resolution,
EXTENDING THE BOUNDARIES OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

Id ES0LNED, That. IN order To- extend the bounda-
Board of County Commissioners, to extend the pres
City limits embrace all OF Sections Nos.
four 4 aut five ; j, and half OF No. six s J..
north quarter Of Section . north bali Of
Sections eight AMI nine Q township thirteen I3 J,
range ,, west The east halt Of Section thirty
81 = south quarter Of Section thirty 80 i
south half of Sections twenty nine % and twenty
eight > township fourteen II one II, west,
and that SAID petition be presented to said Board
next session, and that thirty days notice thereof be
given IN the Richmond Palladium and that Andrew F.
Scott, VIM. :. Reid, and Geo. W Barnes be appoint
ed committee to carry ont the object OF this rcsolu-
tor.
Passed and Approved, June 9Th, 1866.
Attest: JOHN FINLEY, Mavor.
p p. MIN City Clerk list
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ESLAKGEaEsrs.-The Indianapolis Weekly Herald
comes this week enlarged and greatly improved
la tgpograp hical executon-it is Of tae best
looan. weeklies tie State, aud reflects credit
tie good taste of lis proprietors. We admire its ap-
pcarance; but its political editor 10 have Lut
rev lucid intervals and it to be regretted that It's
good looks should he so essentially domH- a ged in
that particular.
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Nsw ARRANGEMENTS AND NEW NAME.-A-
PH LIFTS Esq, the present proprietor of Starr
Hail. is now busly engaged in remodeling i,
by extending the Stage about twenty feet fur
Their fredericksburg the offices in front and
masking other important changes, that increases
the capacity Of the Hall, 50 that about three
hundred more persons can be accommodated,
besides yentilatinS 1T more thoroughly, which
IS an improvement very much needed When
completed, the hall will comfortably seat not
less than twelve hundred. Mr.. Phillips. hav-
ing periinaciousiy neglected the advice we have
given him from time to time for the past thirty
years. to marry some good looking damsel. and
have supply Of .'o.ive plants around his table .
and thus transmit his name to posterity, we
suggest, the only ''main chance" vet left
him, to accomplish this desirable object the
perpetuation of his name that in view of this
enlargement of the Hall for the accommodation
OF the public which places the in an eclipse,
that the name be changed to
PHILLIPS HALL
And all the People say "Amen,' 80 mote it
bet'
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y ew Advertisements
County Commissioner s Order.

ordered oT the Boari Of Commissioners Of Wayne
eoan's that the following notice b. pa ers
a the County for publication, t1.wIt:
State of Indiana &C ~
Nayne County. -
n Office IS hereby given 6v the Board Of Commits
S'01ers Of said County. tat sealed proposals
VIII he reserved BY the Al Itar If said County until
ms IN day ct 1uiy 1855. Tor the making II one
fih95e1 ana sisty thousand good hard, merchant
able br7ck, aud delivering the same On the rrFIir
grounds n Centreviie. for the purpose Of building
jal in said town.
One half 70 b paid for when the brick are burpsd
aud me ether bali when they are delivered On the
ground.
Security viii De required for the f.ldllent Of the
Coairaet.
State of indiana
Wayne County. So
H1Ls EoI Ek JoHNSoS, Auditor for and with
u ssti County. d. hereby certify that TIE abors
Is true aRG correct enpE Of order tbs dav passed
by ife BEAM 81 Tom ralssioners Of sad County
witness nv name and the seal q. sztd
SEAL Boar1 tbs bsta day Of june. 1855
@@J SYLVESTER J0HSSOx a "
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UNION STATE TICKET:

For Secretary of state, Nelson Trusier, OF Fayetie
Auditor Of State, Thomas B. McCarty, of Wabash
Treasurer OF State Nathan kimbaii. of Martin.
Att'y Gent, DeIana T.. williamson Of Putnam
supt Pub instruction George w. Hoss. Of Marion.
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1864, thirty one thousand and twenty
one dollars, (s3I021); for 1855, thirty
four thousand, six hundred and forty five
dollars, (s34,645) The whole taxables
of Wayne County may be set down in
round numbers ut nineteen millions of
dollars $4,000, 000), of which proper
ton Wayne Township bears nine million,
five hundred aud fifty thousand, eight
hundred and thirty dollars (s9. $50 500:
about one-half Of the whole County
Valuation OF Personal Property ac.-Ihe
following is list Of personal property together with
the I'd tioaa improvements. for 1906 returned by
tie Assessors OF the townships, together SltE
statement OF the gains AID losses compared with
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14

The venerable Prince Paul ESterhaxy died at Rat
is6on, on the 2iss ult,, aged eiSaty-one years.
Prominent North C4goIinians in Washington saw
that State will be the rst 70 accept tie Csustitu-
tio1sl Amendment.
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wauted-A gentleman partner IN a Drug Store
Or . invest as stockbolder. Esquire # Dr. dHuE,
corner 18th Street and Fl. waTne Avenue, Richmond,
Trditna. -
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III DROPS

Roofs PEsrACHISE preserves the life OF the Hair
changes IL from grey its original color IN three
weeksprevents the hair from aliing-is the best ar
tice tor dressing the hair found in the market
will surely dandrufi and all diseases of th
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Net gain ia Wavne county. sod, 2't
Total valuation Of personal property and
additional improvements for 1865. $50 ,s4s,5ol
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ASSA :. AINsT ORTIZ, Aug. Term, A. D.. 1868.
Divorce, Custody OF a Child
JAMES AISswoRTH and TO qniet title Rea
Estate. No. l73l
DE 1T KNOWN. That this 9th day of June,
1Dl856, the above named Plaintiff, by James Perry.
Esq. her Attorney, filed in the office of Clerk Of
the WAYNE Circuit Court her complaint against SAID
defendant in the above entitled cause, together with
ant JAMES AIsswogTH, is not resident of the State
Of Indiana.
Said defendant, JAMES A!SsvoRTH, therefore, is
hereby notified of the filing nd tendency of said
plant gainst him and that, unless he appears and
answers or demurs thereto, at the calling o. the said
cause the second day Of The next Term of said
Court, IN be begun and held at the Court House in
Centerville, the LIST Monday of August next said
complain and the and things therein contain
ed and afedgeo, will re taken ) and the said
cause will be heard and determined IN his alb sence.
Witness MOSES ID. Lesson Clerk, and
the Seal Of said Court, at Centrevie, this
jsEAL' 9th dav of June. 1856.
MOSES ID. Lesson, Clerk.
James Perry, Atty of PItf. l5-4w- pf- s.. 30
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Have saved more than 1000 persons from death
for they single day, Cholera, Dysentery. al
Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague. and Neuralgia
Also, cure for Coughs and Rheumatism Al
Druggists sell them.
ORRIN SKINNER co Proprietors,
Snrinenald Mass.
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Scalp is delightfully."- pernmed cures badness. and
will not stain the SKINS perfect Resorer and Ores
sing Combined. No other preparation for the hair
con taius PpStschio Nut OH Sold bv al Druggists.
DEMAS. BARNES Co. Agents New York
ORkIN SKINNER n Co.. Sole Proprietors
I5.f Springfield, Mass.
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H-oTICE Is herrby given. that Maria Elizabeth
i RattInEh aus, has bcen appointed hy tie Court
comm Pleas of WsvH- County, Indiana. ExecH-
81 re late VII ana Testament OF HArrnsn Rort-
,e-hs15S asse.Sed TIE Estate = supposed De sol
.1, Ne RIA L. R0TTINGHAUS, Executri1-
Nav 39,75ss. l5-3s
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS # Administration have this day been
granted the undersigned the Estate Of
john Finch. late IT WayHe county, Indiana, deceased.
by the Clerk If the Court Of Common Pleas If SAID
county. All persons having cis'm+ against said es
tate are requested To present them duly proven, with
in one wear from this date. TIE ia probably
solvent. DANIEL LRADBLf1 Aim =
=. june 7rt, 1856 l6sio+
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CONSCIENCE MoNEY.--Seven dollars, in conscience
money received by the Secretary the Treasury
from an unknown cosresptn lent. who believes that
tins amoaat belongs 10 the United States Govern
ment. The conscience fund Is assuming Colossal
proportions even 70 snch extent that il requires
the services OF a clerk 10 keep pare with the large
and small contributions rang in. from cent
thousand dollars, that being daily received by the
department It'll e,timatel that GOO have
been received from this source since January lS 1860
CoUNTERFEIT EAGLE-We have been shown a
con terelt eagle ngeniouslv made that il calcu
lstet 10 DEFY experts. Apparently it II genuine far
weight and appearance are concerned, and tested
by ACIDS II would be pronounced genuine and
he, unless very vgorously applied. would not show
the deception pom breaking il open. however. the
interior Is filled with small plate OF patina, and in
stead OF being nth ten dollars in goli its yaie IS
only about one third of that amount Bos jour
Chicago was visited by another disastrous fire
SATURDAY.. The Of the Peunsy Iyania Oil Co.,
Russell Brothers, and Hall, Kimbark 4 Co, de-
stroyed. the latter only partially. The total loss is
the amount,
"A fire occurred at Philadelphia Friday night,
which destroyed propertr valued at 100000.
The Canadian Parliament on FRIDAY, by a unani-
nous vote passed bill suspendng the rit of hdbeos
corpus All Fenans to be arrested, and a general
reign OF terror is anticipated
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WANT & ..

PARTNER, with about $500. il one Of the best
ocated ant s.aving Ice Cream saloons ana Con
ferti0uerv in tae city For particulars, ~
ouire at second dsar ~ Starr Hall, address
O. NJ box 10. lis, RiciEnond Indiana
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ASoMALoUs.-It seems to be considered very
right and proper for the Thad Rad papers, to
not only indulge literally in the eoarsest and
most unseemly abuse Of the man they voted for
as Vice President, and who now occupies the
office Of President of the United States calling
him traitor" Nc, but i: is an outrage for one
who ted, about the same time, for one George
w Julian, as a representative to Congress, to
quote the proceedings OF Congress to prove his
inetficency that is called 'sneering!''
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SCHOOL Directors MEErISG.-There will be a
meeting of the School Directors of WAYNE Towns ship
the Township Trustees Oifice. on Saturday, the
30th of this month, at O'Clock, p m. All are re-
quested to attend
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.

In the Wayne Circuit Court,
Aug. Term, A. D.. 1868.
; Divorce, Custody OF a Child
and TO qnieI title TO Rea
Estate. No. 1881.