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Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
AfEah1RIaL

MEMORIAL
 .AsSing cn nppro5Drigsioa for the construction or
 Maisasy Roads md Wcls spoa sAe some. | To the Senate and House of Representative
 of the United Stafez in Congress assembled Your fncfnorial'sts the Legislative Assen. IsIy s'f fffe rrrTtfngy ef Arizoiss most respect fully represent; That the isolated condition of the population of the Territory, their re- moteness from the sources of supplies, the length and ronghness of the roads, over which all the supplies for the people and military, and the material and implements for the de- veloTsHcnt of the resources of the country must necessarily bc transported, tends great y to retard it's prosperity, rcnderS all enter prises uncertain and defeats, to a great ex- tent, the success of every purpose and busi- ness, whether civil or military Your me- morialists fully believing thst ccmmuniea- ton with the States on the east and Galifor- nia on the west, by direct and well construct ed wagon roads would greatly hasten the development of the vast resources of the coun- try would secure large increase of popula- ion, and be of important usefulness and say iue 10 the military department ef .he Teri tory, wonld respectfully and earnestly pray that military wagon road be constructed by the general government from San Bernar dino n the State oi California liy the way Of La Paz and Prescott in the Territory oi Ari- zona to Albuquerque in New Mexico, and that similar branch road, be constructed from the Colorado river, at some point at or near La paz. interseeting the main road at or near that place by the way of Tucson, to some point on the Rio Grande, and that an appropriation of two hundred thousand dol. lars, be made for the purpose of sinking wells ! upon said roads, and that said appropriation be | distributed to such roads, in proportion to their distances, and as in duty bound youI memorialsts will ever pray.
 | Rosoisod, That, our Delegate in Congress Hon. Coles Bashford. is hereby requested [, use all honorable means in his power to SC cure the attention of Congress to this sub | ject and that the Secretary of the Territory he requested to transmit copy of this me morial to our Delegate in Congress. OLIVER LINDSEY, 1 Speaker of the House of Representatives. ! 0CTAVIUS D. GASS, l President of the Council. | Approved October :, 1867.
 RICHARD C. MCCORMICK. A trne copy of the original on file in m, oilicc.
 JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
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[BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF ARIz0N NA-lS67
 ADOPTED BY THt FOURTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
MEMORIAL

Asking that 1te Act of Congress, approDsd May 5h, 1866, setting oF to de State of NeDadd al that part ef the Territory cf Arizona, West ofMf Iliriy-sereIsth degree cf Longitude West from Washington, and Vest of he Colorado Rirsr, be repealed.
 To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States in Congress Assem- bled
 Your Memorialist, the Legislative Assem- ply of tho Territory of Arizona, having at their last session memorialized your Hon. body with reference to the setting off of the greater portion of Pah Ute County, and all
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
JUSTICES SUMMONS.

In the Iusties'e Const p->S-=tt tsJss ils;lip, in asd for the county Of Yavapai
 In the name Of the Territory Of Arizona to Peter Nclchior send greeting:
 loa sre lerels ==:-..ssss.s if sf,f.-ar rscre sso al my office, n the town oi Prescott, County of YayRp4i. Territory of Arizona, withip twenty days (exclusivo Of .ae day Of seryicc atcr the service upon you sf this summers, fl served within this cou:;y, ui if served out of the county and In tho Territory, then within forty days, and n served out os the Territory, then within twenty days, to Answe' unto the complaint of James Grant filed In my clce the Isl day of October, ls6a. az galni you in which be alleges a balance due him Of thirty-tbrNe ts3S 2o10p dollars and twenty cents, for uoods, wares and ncrchandsse, delivered tOyen at your own special instance and request. lf you fail to appear aud answer judgment will Dc taken against you for the above amount, together with costs and charges
 To the shcrif! or any Constable of said county, greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
 Given under my hand this iss day of October, A. D. 1867.
 c. w BARNARD, Justice of the Peace.
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTYON

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Regarding Hon. Richard C. McCOrmick, Coo
 eraor of the T6Htory
 Resolred, By the Council, the House of Representatives concurring, that the official and social intercourse of the members of tho Fourth Legislature with His Excellency Gov ernor Richard c. Mccormick, and the knowl- edge of his impartial administration of Terri torial affairs acquired by them during the present session, confirms them in their confi- dence in his uprightness, prudence and eapa- bility as on officer, vigilant and correct in the discharge of his ardnous duties, and earnest ly devoted to the promotion of the best in- terests of the Territory.
 OLIVER LINDSEY, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 OCTAVIUS D. GASS,
 President of the Council. A true copy of tho original on flo in my office JAMES r. 1T. CARTER, a
 Secretary of che Terrifory
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 Secretary of the Territory.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Reganliag H0l. JdHes F. T. Carter, Seeretdry
 of hs Ter7qt0rg
 Resolrcd, By the Council, the House Of Representatives concurring, that the thanks of the Fourth Legislative Assembly are due, and are hereby rendered to the Hon. James P. T. Carter, Secretary of the Territory, for the faithful manner in which he has dis charged the duties of his office, and for his gentlemanly department towards us as rep resentatiyes of the people.
 f OLIVER LINDSEY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Iutr OCTAVlUS D. GASS,
 bra President of the Council. A true copy of the original on file in my office. h gtia gl.
 JAMES P. T. CARTER,
 ql Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PACIFIC ' BREWERY.
Co-Partnership Notice.

The interest Of Mr. George Y. Hooper in the house of Geo r. Hooper X Co, ceased on the lst day of May A. D. 1867.
 The business of the firm will be carried on and conducted by the remaining partners of the hopse at the same places as heretofore hereby assuming all debts and liabilities Of the rm and the colec- ton Of all outstanding debts due the firm
 GEORGE r. HOOPER,
 r. HINTON,
 JOSEPH KENT HOOPER,
 Y. GE0. r. HOOPER, iiis Atty,
 WM E. HOOPER,
 A. IT. WHITING,
 JAS Nj. BARNEY. ArizonA City, A. T t, Sept 25, 1867. y5n25
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

Authorising seltIeae'ss ;siis 'Pi'9id1a $. Oa'y;
 WHEREAS, by joint resolution.of the lhlrd Lepislatiyo Assembly, the Attorney General of the Territory, was authorised to settle a certain claim of the Territory, against Will liam s. 0uryT, and there Is no evidence that s,,ch settIanlent was made therefore be it
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
Notice to Settle Accounts.

Tbe accounts Of John $ Rouniree, Geo. Cooler and K. F Harrington, have been placed in my hands for collection Al fsuTsOHs having accounts with the above arc requested to call al my office and settle tho same and save eosis.
 C. W BARNARD Preseo't, 4. T. October g, 1867 ysn25
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
NOTICE OF nIssoLuTIoR.

TIE Co.Partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Paris tS Wilson, Is this day dls- solved, by mutual consent.
 An debts due the firm mus, Dc paid Co $. B. Paris.
 BarIe's Station, Sept. i, loo'. st
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12

THE FouRrH LEGISLATURE adjourned on Monday last. II passed some necessary iaws, but much of its work wns hastily and bung- lingly performed as witness ;he Acts, etc, contained in this and tue preceding number of the MINER. Yet the members generally, we believe, endeavored 10 do their duty as well as they could for the pay-SS per day in grecnbacks.
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Making a total of

Ten thousand four hundred and thirteen 3l-lOO dollars, all of which your rnemori- alists believe, should, under the provisions of the Organic Act, and according to the customs oi the government in regard to other Territo- ries, be paid out of the United States Treas uU.
 Your memorialists further represent that the population of the Territory is small that the Territory is now in debt with increasing expenses, that in no year since the organiza- ton of the Territory, has the appropriation allowed by Congress been consumed. and that they therefore most respectfully and confidently ssk, that the amount of ten thou sand four hundred and thirteen and 37-iOO dollars be allowed the Territory Of Arizona from the United States Treasury for the pay ment Of the accounts aforesaid. Therefore be it
 Rssoipei, That the Secretary of the Terri tory the Hon. J. F. T. Carter is hereby re- qucsted t0 transmit copy Of this memorial. to the Hon. Hugh McCunoch Secretary of the Treasury, and Co use all honorable means in his power to have the amount aforesaid allowed the Territory of Ariznna.
 OLIVER LINDSEY. Speaker of the House of Representative.
 OCTAVfUS D. GASS.
 President Of the Council. Approved October ,, Is57.
 RICHARD c. MCCORMICK. 4 true copy of the original on file in my office.
 JAMES ?. T. CARTER,
 Secretary cf the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12

TiIr indignation meeting at lIardyvlle, Of which we publish report in another column
 was, we are assured by private letters, atteud
 ed by every citizen of that place and vicinity, and all joined in condemnation of Mir. Lewis's course. The effigy of that gentleman, which was hung in front of IIardy's store, is thus described: "The head is that of billy-goat, with long beard In the hands are placed a few spurious greenbacfs, and scroll inscribed in larrc letters with Dis Hon. N. s. Lewis. !"
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12

IS FoRcE.-The act of tLe Legislature regarding the use of fire arms in towns, and the yagrant act are now in force.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12
DTEDTORJdL

A&iag he Honorable Secretary Qf he Treasury to Altoic Certain Expenses Incurred Jy he 7eyri,ory ef Arizona. To the Honorable Hugh McCulloch Secretary of the Treasury.
 Sir--Your memorialists the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, re- spectfully represent that the sums emu. mcrated below have been assumed by the Territory of Arizona as shown by the ac- counts of the Territorial Treasurer To Wm. T. Howell for preparing
 Code of laws for the Terri
 tory, S2.5O0 % " E. A. Bentley for printing
 said Code, 2,904 75 William T. Howell for read
 ing proof of said Code, 25o % T. A. Hand for printing Gov
 ernor's message Journals,
 rules &c. of first Legislature
 of Arizona, i,i2i co F. A. Bentley for printing
 Code and Acts of the Terri
 tory in the Arizona Miner
 Newspaper, l,747 % R. c. Mccormick for amount
 paid for enrolling bills passed
 by the first Legislature, $50 co k. c. Mccormick for amount
 paid r. c. Dunne for compo-
 sition press-work paper and
 binding Governors message
 (lSG4) and compendium of
 laws of the first Legislative
 Assembly in Spanish. 950 co
Arizona miner., 1867-10-12

Too LATE.-An act of the Legislature i'm posing n fine of S1 600 upon any sheriff. collector of the revenue, Territorial or County Treasurer, who should buy, purchase, trade for, or in any manner deal in Territorial or county warrants, was not sent to the GST ernor until after the adjournment and of course, not signed By acts passed, however, after Dec. list, all Territorial, and after Dee. 3lst all county dues must be paid in eur rency.
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n re NOTICE.

II LOAh M OAL0 II.
IL stats Of ohIU; Trunhull County. In the
Court Of Common Pleas. Civil Action:
Jose Chafee plaintiff. vs. William Munson.
Lifelet LauRhlin, Michael Vice, ClemS Keppie,
William Williams. Samuel Lightcap, Joseph
Besmsr, Giison Lighteap. benjamin. z. Craig.
eamuel Jack. William Larlmer, John W. MAR
shall Martin Pershing. Simon Bortss J ohm
Borts, John Scott. J. Wesyer. Robert =. gestty
Henry fishell, John Fishell. William Shaw.
james Shaw, James West and James Cor.
The defendants are hereby notified that the
plaintiff has this daT.. flied his petiton in said
Court. setting fSrth that they are indebted 70
him IN the sun Of nine hundrea dollars. apen
due bill dated SEPT Il 1855 for that amoant. with
interest from that date, for the residue OF the
purchase money due plaintiff. for hfty two
land. by him sold. situate in the township Of
Mecca. b said county, and bounded and DESERT
bed as follows; Beginning at the soutn-east
corner of lot g. in the Zenss Cowles trset. and
running WESTON the lot line about q srods. 20
lsnds sold 10 ]. g osChahee; thence north pArsl.
lei with the east line Of said-lot. one hundred
and thirty.tEo rods, g the eenter of tnee alo
west road leading nom Bristol % Johnston
thence east along the center Of said rced 70 the
east line Of said lot; thence south along the
north and south road tothe place Of eeginning 9,
with reservation Of aboat ten scres- That be
has executed and holds ready for -dsliy sring. :
deed Of said land, WITH thsressrTstioa ofabout
ten acres according 70 his said contrast or sale;
fhRs he i ready % deliver to the defend1n said
deed upon receiving payment OF the resl1ae .oi
the purchase money as expressed by said dae-
bill: that the dsfandants are non residents OF
said State. Tie petitioner pfAys judgment for
said purchase money. $500, and interest and
specific performance; and IN default. o. pay
ment BY defendants. that said lands, q 90 much
as sufficient. be sold to satisfy such Judgment.
The defendants must appear and answer on
or before ths 18th day of Septentber, iSoi. o.
the petition VIII 1e = nker q e2n nfeSsed. Z.
=. by MILTON B4AIFE, Atty :.
July II, 1s67-6t J" for Piairtif.
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oHERIFPS- -sALE-IN PARTT.

GHERIFFS- SALE IN PARTI-
- TION, Samuel Goist ys Rlizabeth Ghn-
ber. In humbnl Comnen PleAe- By virtue
Of an order Of sale IN partition Issued ont Of the
Court Of Common Pleas In the above named
case. aud 70 me directed md delivered. i z1lii
expose 70 public gals At the south door Of the
Court House in Warreu. 0aie. on So -
Saturday the l4fh day Of September
1867, ketNeeu the hoursiOf , and O'Clock. D.
m. Of said day. the feIloviRg lands ana tsne-
'.situsts Il ne township Of Libsrtys county
Of TfumbnH, md Slase Of OAie. Tirst piece
known e part Of Iot No. Is. In ssid Eowuships
and coitRinin7 tWenty-tWo oefes Of land, dea-
eribsd As foncTEt Commancinf On the 3, +
corner Of tract formerly owned b. 9e1rge
oist IN sad ice 49, e.oss ,ns see.a Z
Thence north parallel 10 The e9st line Soff the
tract. 50 and oae tsnfh reds teepoSt In the north
line Of ID same; thence esst by said HortA ltne
a and S-lO0 rodSto the north east corner Of the
same; the1cs south along the easf line Of
said traet ~ and S-leO. 20 the place ofbeein-
ming 1iio ave acres IN Lot Is, in said Town
ship. beginning for diseription a the s0uth-
west corner Of q certain tract OF hnd- owned
formerly By George 0oist at his deceass. thence
running along the west line Of said trest, og5a and
55-l00 rods 70 the nerth-west corner of the tracy
sa e S1s so sss Sss1s Hou s aiS S
the HEst named line. 80 And s tan fhg Eods % 2
post thence Regt b ne south nns IS end -
loo reds 10 the place 0f heknninf. Ind il the
lsmS set o. 70 cEEhagl lns Golst. NidpK0f GesfEs
gl.; si y ~ dove sstsis ssss 4 ga .s5s
third ia one year. and ,sni thifd "a no yszrf
With interest, ths dsl2ts6 pAsnsnis SsEursd b.
mortgags On ne rrenisel. =. =, u :
- :. - s. y. LAIKD, Sheriff
Shsrih's Once. Warren. o. ArseA lss7-6t
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The a#. g. Chruaitle.
wHCHeHALL m RE :

which shan Il be3 which shall II boP'
I,ooked At Johu-John looked at me,
Dear. patient John, who loves ne yet
As we'll ns though my locks we're ietD
And when found that must SPEAK.
sTeIl me again what Robert said"
And then I list'ning bent my head
' Twill give
d A house and land while you shall live
II, in return for. out OF seven
One child to me for aye is given"
Ilooked at john own Rarments worn,
i thought Of al that John had borne
{. OF poyerty, and work, and cere.
Which i, though willing, could not share;
Ithoueht Of seven mouths TO feed.
0fseTen little childrenS need.
anu 'AsA " ~ Come john said /.
sWsTl choose among them as they lie
Asleep, so. walking hand In hand,
Dear John and ! surveyed our band.
First to the cradle lightly stepped.
Where LillHn, the baby Slept
Her damp curls lay like gold aight
A glory 'gainst the pillow white.
Softly her father stopped to lay
his rough hand down In loving Way
When dream or whisper made her str.
And huskily John. mot her, not her"
And one long ray Of lampight shed
Athwart the boyish faces there,
In sleep 90 beautiful and fair;
saw on Jamie's rough red cheek
A tear uudried. 'Bre John could speak,
? Hes but baby. tGo. said L
And kissed him as We hurried By.
Pale. patient Robbis's sngel face
Still in his sleep bore Eufering's trace,
mo, for thousand crowns, not him.
We whispered, while our eyes were dun.
Poor Dick bad Dick our waywafd son.
Turbulent. reckless. idle one
Could he bespsredf Nay, he who gave.
Bids Us befriend him 70 the grave;
b Only metheris keartean be
Patient enough Tor such IS he, . o.
:And 60" said John, Il would not dare
ossnd him'from her bedside prayer"
Then stole We softly up above.
And knelt by Mary. child Of love;
Perhaps for her 'tnould better be"
! said 70 John. Quite silently
He lifted up curl that lsy a
Across her cheek In Willful way. no.
And shook his head. NAY, love. not thee.
The while ny heart beat audibly.
cr. - ~ -Gf So ErsIsr 81
. Only one morn, our eldest lad. ell.
TrusU and truthfal, GOOD and glad-
So Ike his father. me- john noi
e. IcAnnot. viii not. let him go-eiil- ---
And 40 ws vrote. N courteous way,
I We oouId not give one child aSays
And afterWerd. loil lighter seemeds ,
. Thinfing Of that OF which we had dreamed
Happy, in truth, that not one face
We missed frcm IL accnstemed plaes: 4.
Z Thankful 70 work for ali the seven.
Trusting thereSt 10 One IN Heaven ID
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1 DMINHFRANORissAIlR OF

IN REAAE6IALE --.-r. "a a = -. -.
1npaEs11nel ~ ~ oEde. GIa1tee - The Pro.
bate Court ~ u znbll1 copbt +, p6iol = Wiii
offer for sals. q, ,pnbEe epction. III u l4fh day
"a 6srter1 ~, at 10 46look Al nsI dnon fhe
prsniSsI. ths q lloNiRG .aslsribsd. Fsal estate /:
Situate IN the Cour1 81 IrumbQn, ard STATE Of
Ohio, telEitt 11e u1dfy7oed e4sste4Ith speft
Of tke fsIlss3nf 3escfibel Reai 1s11fsf tit1ats
n the slIlage II Harlesyil ll1s N - C6GRfE 81
Tr1nbuIs and E1alee hfefe khs81 - tie
recorded villaEe rlats n to5S lNSy 81 1aHgl III,
Of fhs Tr0mbaIl 7s6erds, - IL StsA ADop1e q
On ths noflh b Wa. T. AeD5asa4s eh3ks fbulk
les Earle. and en- kee1ss " REA fs1sss hsFs
ing dwelling hOa1s aaa orch eafd thereon. coma
tAining about one a1re of Ind b the aan1o
more OF leA. Also s1othef let sliAe tHsaid FilA
lags plat, and directly opposite q 9b9 6rst
mentioned lot BOUNDED On tie syefte ~ 3tSkAst..
the Soath By BesEora Me lot And rulnink east
70 the center Of the Mahoning river. eoneainfAt
one Aere. more or less. subject TO . rental dow
er Of MrS EliIa Earle. in said lands. Of I'VE dol
lars Per anngm. % ha raid hee hy7theDqeehasr
err ou thel1std ay.ot A1Eust Of enoh staf, com
mencin< auEuHt lgo| lo66. II rsffs fFTFFEf
iAppr6itbd IT $23S, S3-lo0, Terms Of Gsle--uue
hElf IN hand. and ens half inons ysAxfron the
day Of Sals, with aintefesss the payments 70 81
secured by moftgeEe On tie premiyes sold. % li
\ y d5f7ily -75TllA sIDANIBLEhRLRF ID
Administrator gf Thomas kaFie, deed.
L August a. 185I-49 . "a
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Judge Thurman and Gran
/ .571'oa VILE MOODY.

\ A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gasetts, writing, from Columbus, mar
rates this anecdote Of . collision be.
tween Judge Thurman and GtAnvtlte
Moody, winch occurred when the lStter
was in command Of Camp Chase: n:
About this time Arch scene trans.
pirsd between MFs Thurman and Gen.
Moody, at the main entrance OF Prs
on No, g" IS Mrss Thurman on this
occasion, seppsAReds in her carriage,
laden With viandz and aelinaeiesi the
front sestpiaea-aP, ths spana betEesn
the sssts hlled with her own votiye
offerings, and probably the offerings OF
many Of the Simon pure Democracy Of
Columbus and IN ! blsndest pstiAnce
presented an old, pass nom Governor
Tod 20 the officer Of the guard on duty
at the main,7entFance. Unmindfnl or
iRuorsnt Of the new Fsgims. he ordered
the large double gates epeaea for Judge
ThurmanIs carriage, andfofHaFded the
delighted crowd or Johnnies, q to whom
the 6oepsfhsads driver kA4e his broad
est, blandsst smilsspss nnch ss tosaEe
-Ws,ss coaihs brother rsbs, g
Koare coming onss 'againi ~ -ot
when alas and alackl Wtfie asyst the
hind wheels Of fhe Hould-be Govern
or's carriage had, not passed over the
string piece Of the gate, the Conmana.
ant Of the Post epportunely appeared
at the gater and with his sharp short.
lmean-to-h he minded voice. shouted
ifHalti Guards halt that eArEiage Pt-
instantly down came the bayoaet Of .
guard, and the Generals shalt was
re-uttsred rihe driver Of the carriage
and the terrified driver held his steeds
in strained reins. %.
The General immadiatal called the
guard and demanded By what authori-
ty the prison gates were thus thrown
wide open, whilst hundrsds Of, rebel
prisoners were ccrowding around5 and
instantly ordered lhe oaFfiage backed
out OF the, ss yet, unpassed Ptisengate.
The igusrds on the parapet CT the prls-
on brought down their guns, ready 70
FIRE on the prisoners ct the Generals
command, had there been an attempt
to escape at this favorable crisiss and
Mrs. TkurnaSn extended her head out
of the carriage and said, in an excited
nlannersa sIhsyea pass from Govern
or Tod, and I have the right 70 go IN
here. have often been in before. and
/ must not be stopped"
The General bowed to.the lady, and
said "P.ease, nadame, let me see
your pass.D She handed him vel
worn pass, but worse for the wear, and
bearing the date Of several months
previous to the scene.
General Moody then stated 10 her
that the pass was obsolete-that new
orders had been received from Wash
ington relative to access to the rebels
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q. .TghrxfcALF. KS. CLARK.
METCALRA . CLARK,
PhyuisIsnS and surrsons; o6cs On High Street
81 ths Aand formerly oceup.ee ny Dr; bar
mon saA = % iSr
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81 State Of Ohio, Trumbnll Count, SIS.
Deft In the Court Of Common Pless Of said
County. Petition for DfTcrces The defend
ant Josephine Darrow. ID hereby motif ed. that On
the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1857, said plaintiff
ton, asking to obtain divorce rom said dsfsn-
dant, and for the custody Of the children. the
issue Of said marriage. and for cause aneges
that the defendant did. at Niece ain sad county,
adultery With nan Whose name In unknown
70 said petitioner. Said petition viii stand Tor
hearing at the next term Of said Corrt.
= MILTON DARR0W.
By Hutchins 4 Glidden. his Att'ys.
July II, 1876 r. 4 s.sss.-. {.