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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12
DR.. A. Hurd,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would re-.
Il pectfully tender his professional services
to the citizens OF Findlay and surrounding
oountry.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SURGERY
a. Office ON corner over the store of II. +
Gage n Co. Residence on Sanduaky street
second door west Of United Brethren Church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

Tree, taxes a,id 10 the
United Stltcs Govern
nent iu u'e5 ,,...... s7a3 500 "a
Bene VIOLENT institutions,
current expenses, IN.
pr.vemenis, c,ior'G5 s50G,GOi 90
Beie violent Institutions.
cui'nt expenses, I'M
proyem'tsetc., Tor 'Gl 2sl ,s22 OF
Showing an excess
in ls6i OF -. -. 224 7l1 50
Printing, binding. sta
tiunefy, ETC., IN 1860 sldo,iOa al
prlutHg, blud,ns, sta
tlunefy, etc, IN 1864. 90 ISL S5
Showing an excess
in 1865 Of ,...... IlO,259 50
Sundry items in stale
tud military expendI
lures n lodi ........ sSo,00O 81
'Or same purpos' "a 2O,7Oj %
Showing an excess
IN lsG5 ot.....",. 81 ,3s7 o.
rransp0rLtii n(not real
isG5 .... -. s92l27l5
Same pur Jose IN lS64.. 7J,22l q
Showing an excess
in 1855 Of ,..,..,. l6 sOO "A
GOvernUr's EXlraurd,
IN isG5 .....,,. 5000 SO
same purpose In lso4' GTal2 80
Showing AN exoess
IN 1870 OF ....... 1887 80
IA o lenilentlary, IN
ciuding cOalS oi pros
ecution, Transports
uon ~ prisoners, &c.,
in 1865 ......,....... sl3s.7l2 90
same purpose IA la6l. l2i,5O9 90
ghcwinp eXeess OF 10 90p Al
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

The report of the Commissioner is
replete with many interesting and
encouraging statements and su9gcs
tions, Those in regard 20 the new
system Tor instruction and prepara
tion OF teachers, l commend es-
pecially to your attention. 1t is
hoped that in this fundamental inter
est, Ohio will not remain behind 9th
er States.
The Report of the Auditor of State
shows the present condition and fu-
tme prospects Capabilities, rather,
of our State finances, and are therein
shown to be most encouraging indeed,
III any systematic effort is TO be made
to recover and retain Ohio's proper
share of the immigration, | think il
would be a most .judicious Investment
OF money and labor for the General
Assembly to cause to be prepared
and circulated in Europe and else
where an abstract Of some of these
tables and comments, with other like
matter.
especially denote, for your con
sideration, the Auditors remarks anC
recommendation upon the retrench
iment Of superluous and half paiC
officers; the absurdites of parts o
the tax les, inclusive of his propo
sition of an appraisement system
which will only cost as many thou
sands Of dollars, as our present plal
does hundreds Of thousands, aud dS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

irect taxes Htid to the
United states Govern
meht iu lsG5 -. zee.
Benevolent institutions,
current expenses, IN.
pr vemenls, ctc,ior'65
Benevolent Institutions.
cui mt expenses, I'm
proven ts,etc., tor 'Gl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

You will have, and doubtless, will
carefully consider, the report Of the
Commissioners on immigration, and
the general topic OF which il makes
Il part
This subject is always Of great i'm
Iportance to Ohio. Ii is especially
so at this tine, The war Of rebel
| lion, which has disturbed and revo.
lutionized 50 many other practices and
principles, has also greatly changed
this matter aud our relation TO it. Ii
has sent and will send, many of our
own best and most enterprizing cit
izens to the open, sunny, free South
1t is also diycrting European immi
grafton in the same direction, We
may comfort ourselves by the grand
and magnanimous idea Of the com,
pensation TO the new and renovated
nation, as q whole. But the tact will
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

it, too, with more equality and ef
llciency - insurance companies--the
public and domestic dcbt--the vol;
unteer relief fund, its reduction and
final, gradual extinguishment the
Longview Asylum imbroglio, and
the rate of interest.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

Showing excess in 'd6
Per diem and expenses
oi Ply Agents IA 1850
same In lSUi..,...,..,,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

Showing excess In '05
Buresu soldiers Claims
IA 1860 ........ ..,
Salarlos Military Clam
Agents IN 1865. .....
same IN lo65 .,........
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12
Showing an excess

IN 1850 ~ ZI4 IlJ
Printing, binding. sta
thneiy. etc, m 1865 fl75, ,40S a
puuuHB, blndns, sta
uunefy, etc, IN 1854. Gj Isl S5
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-12

Showing an excess
IN 1865 ui .,.....
Sundry items in state
asa military expendI'
lures n lNGJ ....... g.
Sor same purpos' > IN "a y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

May Il, 1sss-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Gov. Svann and the Conservatives

Az Gov. Swami has recently run up
tho johnson flag and dehed Mcssrs. Cres-
we'll and Company to combat, one would
naturally suppose that he was in full sym
pathy with the President and in friendly
accord with the Presidents friends Id this
State. One would naturally suppose this,
we say, yet nothing could be wider of the
mark. Gov. Swami, like an experienced
privateer, has simply run up false flag
TO dcooy and deceive, Nobody, of course,
has been taken in by this trick, the Presl-
dent and his friends both recognizing at d
rlance tho false colors under which his
Excellency is sailing. The truth is, no.
body is in sympathy with the President or
in accord with his friends in this State
who is in favor of the present inlqultous
Registry law This law is in direct con-
fiict with the restoration policy OF the
President who has more than once de-
clared that no man should participate IN
the patronage of his administration in Ma
rvland who is in favor Of it, The attempt
Of Gov. Swami to elect himself member
of the conservative party and to put him.
self at the head of the johnson column IN
this State is the baldcst of failures and ex-
cites only dcrision and contempt. He is re-
garded by both radicals and conservatives
a. selfish trimmer, worthless to both par
ties and to be relied upon by neither. =
Certain it is, he is no leader of ours nor have
we any affiliation with him.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

Maryland, excepting upon such eafestate as
said company nay acquire, other than tue
right of way and water for said canal
Sec. 13 Aud be 1t enacted, That th 9
act shall IKE effect frem the date OF its
passage.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled an sct
to incorporate company FOR The pur-
pose Of cutting and making cai'al be-
tween the river Delaware and the Ches-
apeake Bay, passed at the November
session, one thousand seven hundred
and nincty-nine, chapter sixteen, and
also to amend supplement- thereto.
Section. / Be il enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of Maryland That SO much
of the second section of the said original
act as make or fixes the value of the shares
of the capital stock of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company. at two hundred
dollars each, be and hc same is hereby re-
pcaled. -,
Sec 2. And be it enacted, That the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
shall have full power and authority to issue
to the stockholders of the said company
four shares of the capital stock of said
company at the par value OF fttT doi-
bars each, in lieu of each share of said
stock now held by the said stockholders
upon the surrender of the certificate there
Sec. s. And be is enacted, That the
eleventh and twelfth section of the afore-
said supplemenr, passed at December ses-
sion, eighteen hnndrcd and thirty-hve.
chapter three hundred and seventy nine,
be and the same are hereby repealed, and
that the next following two sections here
in be and the same are hereby substituted
therefor:
Sec. 1. And be II furtbe. enacted, That
at all ehetiens for President and Directors
of said company to bs held hereafter,
there shall be chosen six Directors, who,
together with the President, shall consti
tute the Board of President and Directors,
any four of whom shall constitute a quo
rum and if at any time hereafter. va
cancy shall occur in the board, by death
or otherwise, it shall be lawful for the re-
manning members to fill the same by elect
ing person to serve until the next meet
ing of stockholders
Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
acceptance by the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
at meeting 10 be called for the purpose
of taking this acs into consideration, which
acceptance shall be certified to by the
Governor of this State auder the corpor
ate seal of the said Company.
CHAPMAN HARDWOOD,
Secretary Of Senate
WILLIAM r. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Delegates.
May 81, 18G6-1w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Farming I'm elements.

In view of the backwardncss of the sea-
son, we would suggest to our agricultural
readers the Importance Of supplying them
selves with the very best implements and
nowhere can these be found in greater pro
fusion thar at D. p Bartholow 4 Cos,
No. 55S Seventh Street, Washington, and
No. 25 King Street, Alexandria. The
character Of this house should be a suffi-
cicnt warranty that every article obtained
from them will be Of the best quality
These gentlemen are not only perfectly
conversant with every branch of their bus
iness. but the senior partner, Mr. Bartho-
low. is a practical agriculturist, and is
fully assured of the value of the imple-
ments he offers to his fellow citizens.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
The Family Feud.

The bitter family quarrel which has been
inaugurated between the rival factions into
which radicalism is divided in this State
IL progressing, We are pleased to inform
our readers, to our complete satisfaction
Swami is out with a letter against Cres-
we'll and Company and Creswell and Com
pany have taken the stump against Swami,
and. altogether, the work goes bravely on !.
The prospect now is, that honest people
may come by their own Therefore, we
say, let the wool fy!. Go it husband-go
it bear! We stand, as regards these fac
nons. Indifferent spectators and our only
injunction to them, is to 60 it Rip
Raps to the advance, Swami to tho res
cue. ho! Charge, Creswell, charge, on
Thomas, on and the devil take the vie
tor
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Public Schools
LEoNARDTOWN, M

Iuollc Ocaoois-
It having been currently reported that
tho Public Schools of the county "ouio
be suspended after the expiration OF the
present quarter, ending the 30th Of June
next it affords us pleasure to be aoie to
state that the report is incorrect aud
that the schools will not be sassended'
at least for the present. In view OF the
rrea. pressure upon the Schel Comm's-
s;o,crs to have new school houses cree
ted for the accomme d ltion of particular
n dxhbor hoods Of the county, as well IS
<,r the repair and renovation of many
old ones which have come to be deiapl-
dated-and in the absence of requisite
means to make these improvements and
carry on the schools at the same time
the Commissioners had a proposition
under adyisement TO suspend the schools,
temporarily, and apply the funds out OF
which teachers salaries had been paid to
building the needed new houses ana re-
pairing the old ones. This scheme, at
ter full and careful examination. the
Commissioners finally rejected, wisely de-
termiaing. in our Judgment, to continue
&he schools and to postpone making the
Improvements in question to more ell
rible occasion. We feel fully war
ranted IN stating, however, that the
postpouemcnt in this matter will not be
Of very long duration. The commls-
sioners nre fully alive to the Importance
Of repairing the old school houses and OF
erecting new ones in neighborhoods des-
titute Of these blessings, and these i'm
provements they are now bending their
energies to accomplish.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
Late Sherif's Sale
OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

pY virtue Of one writ of Vcnditioni
Ed Exponas. issued out of the Circuit
Court for Saint Mary's County, at the suit
of William A. s w w Padge;t. use Of
John A Burroughs, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenemen nts of Luke
w B. Hutchins and William A. Kirk.
and to me directed I have seized and
taken in execution all the right. title, in
terest, claim and demand. at law and in
equity. of The said Luke w b Hutchins
aud William a. Kirk in and to the fol-
lowing property. to Wit:
2 YOKE OXEN
1Qx-CART;
2 COWS;
3SHEEP
CUTTING BOX;
REAPER
2SACKS GUANO;
2BBLS PLASTER;
WAGON and HARNESS !;
9 HOGS and 10 SHOATS l WHEAT
THRESHER; CROP of OATS; Crop
Of CORN, (growing); Crop of TOBAC-
co, (growing) and 5 bbls Of CORN.
Also,
One tract or parcel Of land called
LUCKE,
lying and being in St. Mary's County and
containing
13O acres,
more or less.
AMI, hereby give notice. that on
SATURDAY, 10Th day of
June next,
on the premises aforesaid, between the
hours of 9 o'clock, a. m., and 6 o'clock.
.. NJ, | will expose to public auction the
above described personal property, so selz-
cd and taken iu execution, to the highest
bidder for cash-to satisfy said debt, in
tere.t and costs now due and TO become
due thereon.
And, on
FRIDAY, the 22nd day OF
June next,
at the Court House door in Leonardtown.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m,
and 5 clock, p. m, l will expose to pub
lie auction the above described real estate,
so seized and taken in execution, to the
highest bidder for cash-to satisfy said
debt, interest and costs now due aud 10 be-
come due thereon.
THOS. L. DAVIS.
Late Sheriff.
May 81. 1o66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
FRIDAY, the 22nd day of
June next,
FOR SI1 ERlFF.

The friends ofJames II Alvey, respectfully an
nounce HIM rs n cand date for Sheriff nj the
el lection In 1867, and ask from the puohc a
dispassionate consideration oi his claims Tor
that position.
PaTrxEHr DisrRIoT.
April l2th, lsse-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
A LIST OF LICENSES

bv the Clerk of e Circuit Court for Saint Marys
County to Traders, Ordinary Keepers and 9TH
ers under the provisions of the 56tn Article
of the Code of Public General Laws and
the Act of Assembly passed March
10TH 1862, Chapter 2l2, for
the current year, Begin
ming May ls 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31

A'Gold is selling at 1877, ard is on
the decline Wheat and corn advanced
considerably during shc past week.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
1866

Nav lst. John Cruikskanks;
same for spirilu'uS liquors =.
Jam A Merryman Il Daniel Sraloing.
same Tor spirtuous liquors
Edmuad J Plowden
same Tor spiri,uous liquors
Edward Tubman,
sme for spirltuous liquors
Levin J Sothoron,
same for spirituous liquors
John I Ballenger
same for sp ritaous liquors
& c Spaldins s. t. McCuly,
same for spiri,uous liquors
Charles Bowling,
same for spirittlous liquors
John r Hamme,t u K hanmsts,
same for spirituous liquors
Henry S & Edward 5 HALEY.
same for spilituous liquors
Jas Abel.
same for sprituous liquors
john 5 Edwards,
same for spiritunus liquors
Thos L Drury 4 VIM Taylor,
same for sprituous liquors
w w Brady Il Eikanah Edwards.
same for spiritucus ilqrors
VIM A L.nker, p IL Dorsey s & Norris,
same for splrliu"uS liquors
Benjamin Dawson Il JAS + Wathen,
same for spiri,uous liquors
J T Bond,
same for spirtuous liquors
James Scofeld-
same for spifit.pus liquors
Francis GolGSborough,
same for sririuqus liquors
VIM & Bean. Il q Mckay " l Mckay,
same for spri'uouS liquors
Henry Tubman,
same for sprltuous liquors
Samuel Richardsoh
same for spirltuons liquors
Bscoe Adams y James Adams,
same for spirituous liquors
Lewis I ConlbS,
same for spirituous liquors
Jas b Thomas Il Joseph y hooker,
same for spirtuouS liquors
Thomas d MatIingley,
same for spiriuous ilqnors
James a Wise,
same for spirituous liquors
Thomas O Spencer,
same for spritlous liquors
Jas J Cough = L n Jaml>ou,
same for spirit,aous liquors
Theophilus Harrison,
4 I Spalding
same for spirituou liquors
John C Mills & Joseph Neale,
John A Garner Il Edward TuouaAn,
same for spirtuous liquors
Michael Cos.ncily,
Jno c Herbert 4 VIM Leach,
same for spirltnous liquors
George X Garner,
same for srrituouS liquors
Thomas Tippett,
same for splrltuous liquors
Joseph Mlburn,
George II Morgan,
same for spirituous liquors
Leonard Alvey,
same for sprituous liquors
A Tennison 4 w Forrest.
same for spirituous liquors
A c. Tennison & Richard r Langley,
same for spirltuous liquors
John b Courtney,
same for spirtuous li9uoS
r Blackstone,
same for spirituous liquors
May 3D. James a Carberry.
same for spirituous liquors
NAY 4th. VIM Hammett,
same for spirituous liquors
JAS T Parsons & Jas Il SpaIding,
same for spirituous liquors
Nay 9Th John Alstan,
same for spirituous liquors
VIM I. Hooper,
same for spirtuous liquors
Geo w l. Buckier,
same for sprituous liquors
r J Marshall,
same for spir:tuols liquors
RI Marshall & Wm + Marshall,
same for spirtuous liquors
Biscoe Cheseldine.
same for spri,uous liquors
Vim Scott,
same for spiriuoos liquors
Nay 9th, S G Thompson,
same for splntuous liquors
John II Shields
same for sprituous liquors
VIM Stewart & b J Thom pson.
same for spirituous liquors
hay 14th VIM Abel,
same tor spirituous liquors
John S Keeling & Isaac See.
same for spirtuous liquors
ordinary Licenses,
lay lst W J Moore,
John F Fenwick,
William Mitchell,
OYSTER House Licenses.
hy 1st, Edraund J Powden,
Thos 4 Drury & VIM II Taylor,
w " Brady & Elkanah Edwards,
John Mills & Joseph F Neale,
Licenses.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-31
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Maryland, excepting upon suchreafestat as
said company may acquire, other than the
right of way and water for said canal.
Sec 13 And be 1t enacted That til'S
act shall IKE effect frem the date OF It's
passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

q June o. conrr 81 much calculn,cl 20 create wrong
Imrrosson urcn thc rT c mn' With 81 race - t' zee
mcn'- Bureau, aud iatl'1 u tol' i-i.l@ "t - ar
sfer.-rrf If I.. ne % fic manner Il ID r. me sI
estimate wae r Ire surQ0G. a. t-e bureau .-- W s4D1o
Yc1 olbts remember taat iho frs. c'r .llrd'd 70
in OIL, cliorll 90 which have rcicre' rs i.nn ny
report no Congress. last December When tf l"t was
rfde raat suffering reported m iD" o-in d n-Di
difficulties ~ the way Of educating ana poet t tIe1u
mon nat have since partially passed 8wgy. Arrangements
for caring for The SEX Old and lnrm Ut ilr otl
have blcl made IN some case Gnl edlrl .i Wv VI 60
secured without direct outlay Of MOI i.' H. I
been oIcscel 40 ue uue ny report we hi.L .'s i
ram vgs % De sus ailr Will a the power en VIVID shTe
organization O. at ll1t tine, even tiit y 'g" 10
necessary alrcl.t. Tire report Was pl .., go
f,r anponr lf'0n1 dO not rere'r Der u '' f tANE
the charge that aa amount was e1oitiaht ~ etrle
Clearly me policy o.. te Government % -t ''
Of the pnIolu She estimates wci' r .1u'st on D''
Of 200 real sses % 3D. organ 81 'lNIt lNi t q" t.o
il letter % tlc lion .ddcgs stevens tI.i ID OF me
Committee Appropriation ia tle J. us di-l --'cA ~
1867 gave Linn statement OF te reflections iihI s"t DC
letter. dated Nay D. 1876 20 Tie Hon w. J. ss.Hde q,
Chairman u INC senate Finance Committee, and ifon tue
facts Icors me- ncl Dim 4 fac changes l coil ne
made which we're Gl0Qfcd and The OH pI.afi, SWING tle
aaurnnriatious asked fO with tie exception OF le Item TOT
tss laplng which accleRt9ly omitted zoe Nler Of
the article ia Ias Tiass mist,tu as 10 e D1h Oh tle
appropriation tur medical supIhes ana '-i''
Sc as these items ncgded IN ne OH as % isscd the
Hc f. also aborinc rnder misunderstanding 70 the
former organization oil ie Bureau, With few eaccuiions
led with military officers e ts3 best c.4r-lt --- PER
sOnaly known recommended ni .a lai Nisun'
guishei generals and citizens oi the nation 80 II rAp'hG'
lures WI be made by officers and as general i by
those who have regular m irY cOmmartN lne nieei ~
and disiafprcedlcs, tho writer SAYS 'u0le s lon -
unite WIKI ln in thc hope nat Che wofa o ii o alci'd
of ali Glasses e c'iscus NerFr pocfill. fIt oOiiclt
servant o. O. ioUs7D. AajnGere.al Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
The sevesth Regiment, N. O.. ~. N. Y.-An EnVi
talon 20 Visig Paris in 1867.

Col Emmons Clark of the 9TH Regiment, y. g.
s. N. Y yesterday received a letter from the Rev. A. H.
birmingham, pastor Of the American Chapel in Paris and
signed by nearly 200 o,hes Americans at present residing in
that city giving the officers and soldiers Of the aboYcnamed
regiment invitation to visit France during the Universal
Exposition OF 1867. The following is the letter:
COL EH.oys CLARK and me qrs and fs Qf ne SteHh
Regiment National Guayi Of he Strie Of New. York
The unde signed citizens Of the tel states in Ps feeling de-
presenting the view Of tue Old Word r specimen Of
the eli sodiefy Of the United s aud at the tine 10 n
the people France the kindly feelings which must ever exist
tho non. would lo-y ufcs, that in no better
way could this bond be enlightened than By visit nom regiment
well the Seventh, only for is mry discipline and
drill but FOR the gentleman bearing Of is nembeI visit
American soldiers France would recall 10 lie minds Of both
nations the visit country Of the Feuh rmy during tho heg
luton Woul be considered rnet evidence II cur coe
always retain the pleasant relation. The unyena EX.f
ton 70 take place 1867 special inducements fof visit to
pa, advance which toIsIage. The mem
ters It'll Regiment feel assured that Efforts VIII &c spared
by Pl make the visit pleasant one and long to b"
remembered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
BROORLYN NEWS.

THEATRICAL SCASDAL.-An event Of consider
obo theatrical profession but which appears to
have been lost sight Of in this city took place yesterday
ur TIE fots the simply these Jane Necker sues
her husband WIN. H. Ne ker actor a tho PEEK acr
for divorce on the ground OF adultery committed on Tho O1
I'll October Ices " h n woman whose is unknown at
tie Devoe House No. Beeckr.st Now York also with on
actress during the year 800 ~ Cory Penn MeeAeI mas
two daughters Anne and Mary both Of whom have Oeon Tor
some tine engaged az tho PARK Theacr During the latter
part II 1855 Moekcr travelling with theatrical company
Ia peunsyvauia and shortly aer hs 90 NewYcrk m
early Part Of the present year. hs daughter mt up To-
her fathers trunk and found rumbcroi hotel bis dated
in Pennsyvauia and made Meekcr and lady" Mrs
Meekcr having lived in Brooklyn al the tms The asgrieyed
we at commenced proceedings for divorce In the CITY
Cont before Judge Reynolds and in the usual course the
tried Dune 2 before referee TO take proof Of tho
facts IN the complaint UPON the testimony taken. The referee
ren0rted favor Of decree o divorce being granted The
material allegations this compair Of which the above are
tie cLic having proved yesterday morning The report
on motion If counsel Tor Mrs Meeker, Mr. John r. Troy
was confirmed Judgment ordered accordingly and the final de-
cree VI divorce Granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

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