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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-11
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
STRAY POLITICAL WATTS.

Governor Hawley, Of Connecticut, re-
Gently said: THE country Is still at war;
lie can now add, that he himself has Just
been badly whipped.
' The st. Paul Mimi Pioneer SAYS:
One thousand and thirty six majority for
a Democratic Mayor of st. Paul is glory
emo, Ugh for one day over a straight liadi-
The Democratic gain In St. Paul over the
election last fall a 1890.
The regi %stration of votes in Washington
hos baen cot. 1pleted. There are /. 200 more
negro than W hite voters. The negroes are
highly elated, a nd talk Of electing II regular
black ticket, but the Radical leaders there
urge niscegenati1n'
The Albany journal curses with bitter
wrath the ten thousa irish who voted
with the Democracy In Connecticut, and
says the negro must be admitted TO the
privileges Of citizenship in order to coun-
terbalance the FOREIGN HORDE who ally
| themselves with tho rebel Democracy
We commend this paragraph to the atten-
tion of citizens Of foreign birth in Ohio.
TURNING STATES MISUNDERSTANDING It
would have been rs well If General Butler
had not said what he did of Mrs. Surratt.
But there are thousands of thoughtful peo-
pie " no think it was tight. Mr.. Bingham
did pursue her like u blood hound.-Boston
Commonwealth (RddicdD,
IMPORTANCE Oh ANoTE.-Thc New Haven
Register says that Mr.. Logan, the Demo
cratic candidate in the Sixteenth Senatorial
District of Connecticut, is defeated by four
votes and this gives the Senate to the Re
publicans by n majority.
The New York World In an article on
Ben. Buffers exposure of the suppression
of the Booth diary, says:
at also calls up some curious recOllectlons
in certain old families in Massachusetts,,
with regard to n man who, forty or more
years ago, was executed rs a pirate In the
West Indies. Butler has succeeded In
starting u sensation that may excite u per-
sonal as well as public interest"
The Springfield, Massachusetts,, Republic
can attributes the defeatof the Republicans
In Connecticut to the threats made by Sum
ner and Others to force negro suffrage upon
the State by law of Congress.
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FEVER AND AGUE AND
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Is
DAVIS'PAIN

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKE
lhree teaspoOns1ul OF the Pain killer in about hall
Rihtoi not water wei sweetenod with mOlassos, ~
back and bowels with the medicine, at the SAINT
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes II the
first. dose not stop the chill should IL produce
vomiting land IL probably will If the stomach is
very foul, take u little Pain Killer in cold water
sWeetened with sugar after each spasm. Ierse.
vOrlncC in the above treatment has cure many
severe and obstinate cases ut tins disease.
SOLD BY l. MEDICINES DEALERS.
oCt2l -dawti
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A%TTACHMENT |

William Nusz, Plaintiff Vs William IIoch, Defend
ant, and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John ID. Sheehan, j. T.. of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
MARCH 10, 1857, said Justice issued an order of
wi Attachment In the above action for $50 80
Cause set Tor hearing on the 4th day of May, 1857,
at eight O'Clock Am, NUSI.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. apis B7w3-3l
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OVER A MILLIoN DOLLARs SAVED,

~ ~ - Wv a. - - 90
Gentlemen ~ had n negro man worth 81 300
who took cold from a bad hurt In the leg, and was
useless for over II year. ! had used everything |
could hear OF without benefit until / triedthe Mex
lean Mustang Linlment. 1t soon effected a perma-
neut cure" j, L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
81 take pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment MS II valuable andindispensable
article for sprains, Sores, Scratches or Calls on
Horses, Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
sores, rheumatism, Sc, and all say 1t acts like
magic" j. W, HEWITT,
foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm.
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"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasloned
while Skating last winter, was entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Liniment. ED. sEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug 1, 1895.
lis an admitted fact that the McXicdh Mustang
Linimcnt performs more cures In shorter time on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered,
Families, livery .mon and planters should always
have II on hand Quick aud sure II certainly is.
All genuine Is wrapped In steel plate engrayings,
bearing the signature ofG. W, Wostbrook, Chemist,
and the prfpats U s. stamp ofDKMAs BARNES n Co,
over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with u
cheap stone plate label, Look ciOsslyi
Saratoga spring WRteF, by all Drug
gists.
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DR.. j. BRYAN, C0Ns'0 PHYSICIAN

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SPECIAL 1HEATM Mt in all cases OF
seminal sexual, Urinary aud Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FHPE and currespond.
onco STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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BGal GstatG S9Guts.
STEPHENS 3 & CO

Il n \ =. - > 7 = I i = q 4 n I ; ;
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DAYTON, ONO.
w ILL ATTEND 10 THE SELLING
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mortgage, make collections, ttt, etc. All lUstIUNb
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AGBN rs w q N TED
Samples sent free. Nocapital requn ed Ladies'
lr Gentlemen can earn from 50 10 $40 per day.
stamp aud address
TRIP n 20 Eighth street New York
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-17
Legal Notice.

JOSEPH WILSON. Msrgnrei Campbell and
- william Campbell her husband, Rachei
Cusac and James CusIC her husband, Ere.
derrick wilson Ia minOr) and Andrew More.
head his guardi IN, MI OF Hancock county,
ihio. Thomas Wilson OF Delaware county.
Ohio. Jane McClinlock and David McClinlOcs
her husband Oi Johnson county, mlssonr ri
Benz tmlD Wilson IT or near Rock Island, M.
nOs. ana Elijah I. Wilson oi Eugen City.
Oregon, will take notice that u petIt on WAS
iled against them on the sth day ot May. A.
D., 1867, in the Court Ot Common Pleas with
IN and for the said County OF Hancock, OHIO
Dy tbeneZer Wilson, and is now pending.
wherein said EbeneZ r Wilson demands par
u,ion of the following real estate. situate in
Hancock county, ono, tO.wit: The west
hall of the southwest quarter of section
ten in township one north, range ten east.
containing eighty acres of land, subject 10
he dover estate in 80 asres thereof OF Sallie
Wilson. Also, MI that part uf the east hall
II the northeast quarter OF section ak teen
IN tfe township ana range aforesaid, which
lies north uf tho Blanchard river. (excepI
thlrteen acres OF of the west SIDE there Ul
mere iOiure sold tn James CusaC by Aaron
dali, adm uf Eben' zJr wilson, decd con
tllhiHg, exclusive Oi said excepted part
nfty 'iuur acres and that at the June tern
ot said Court, a. D., lSG7, the said EDenezcr
wilson viii ~ ply Tor an order that partition
may be made ui SAID premises.
dated this 9th day Uf MAY, \. D 1867.
EBENE EZER WILSON.
BHowE Pc, AttSs. mal0no5l Gw
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NOTICE.

VNO Mary J. Reid and Amelia Stokesberry
L who reside in KeOkuk County, state OF
Iowa. you are hereby not,fied that WI liam
II. Gallant, adm ninsiratOr OF the estate OF
william Gallant. dec d. on the llh day of
May, 1867 iled his etition in the Probate
Court o. Hancock county, Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate ,i SAID decedent is Insult.
hc'ent To pay his debts and the charges ci
admin trat on; that he died SO zed in tee
simple vi the following d, srrihed real estate
situate in said county, VIZ: The west half OF
he northeast quarter ~ d the west halt o.
the nortSeas, quarter of the northeast quar-
ter OF Sec, l3 N toN nship 2, south range .
east. IN all 100 acres at land. That EuIl,
Gallant as Widow OF sad decendent Is emit
led tn dover In said premises and that sara
William h. Gallant, Mary j. Reid, Amelia
,t"kesOerry, M,rtha GOrby and Nancy 4.
Gallant as mis- heirs at law h, ii the next es
,ate ut inheritance therein. The PRAYER Oi
said petition Ii for the assignment of dover
10 said Emily Gallant anu Tor a sale OF said
promises, or rs much thereof AS Is necessary
subject to such lover estate, for the pas ment
Oi lie debts and charges aforesaid. SAID pe
titloh VIII be fr hearing On The Sth day uf
June, A. d. lNG7, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or AZ
oUn thereafter as cJunci can be heard.
WILLIAM ii. GALLANT.
Admir- of William Gallant, decd.
Brown Is. Pg at'ys. no 5l.4v.
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The MOrgan-DelanO Contested
Election.

EicttsOn.
The Zanesville Courier states that
the evidence already taken in the
contest between Columbus Delano
and George w. Morgan, for the
Thirteenth Ohio District, is already
sufficient to unseat Mr.. Morgan. On
the face of the official returns, Nor.
gan had 27l majority. But in Clin
ION township, Coshocton county
where Democratic judges returned
the vote: Morgan 200, DeIano 100,
there are l23 men who swear they
voted for Delano, while only Ia
can be found who voted for Morgan.
This makes a difference Of 40 in
the maioity. In other townships
Of this county it is proved that
nearly one hundred Democratic
votes were imported from Bingham S
district. In Muskingum county
seventy i've fraudulent votes for
Morgan have been discovered, and
irregularities have been proved which
will vitiate the election in Washing
ton township, taking 80 from Nor
gan's majority. Other frauds have
been proved and Mr.. Delano will be
able to show that he received ma
jority of from one to three hundred
Of the legal votes of the district.
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Legal Notice.

ISAAC J. BLAKEMAN whose place of
lresIuehce W unknown, viii take notice
that Elijah Bsrnd, Charles l. Turley and
Leonard . Iu,iey partners in business In
me name OF Barr d Il rurleys, in the noun.
" OF Hancock, and state ~ ohio, did on the
I'd day OF May, A. d.. 1867, nle their peti.
lion and affidavit In the Court of Common n
Pleas, within and for said county, against
said laac j. Bldkcman, defendant, citing
forth In said petition and affidavi. that said
Isaac J. Blakeman Ia indebted to them in
lhe sum of $50 ~ with interest from April
sum, lh6l, on an account OF Leonard j.
Iuriey, Tor money loaned, for the price
and value OF y oOrn-crib assumed by said
Leonard j. Turl'y, which accounts now
belong To the plaintiffs, and in the iuriher
su n OF so 90 with interest thereon from Jan.
uary lS,h 1866, on an account Tor goods sold
md delivered to the defendant by Barnd,
Barney and q. L. Turley, then partners doing
nus ness IN said county, which claim and
account now belongs TO the tintffs and
ASKING Judgment for tl3G "a. with interest on
500 O4 from April 80, ls67 and on go 90
IRON January Is, 1866 as Aforesaid.
said Isaac j. Brakeman is further mott.
fed that a writ Uf attachment was duly is.
sued out of said ucurt III favor Of said
arnd " Turkeys. against said Brakeman,
upon SAID petition and affidavit to the she r.
~ OF said county and that said sheriff
upon said writ, has duly attached iu.lot
NJ. Is In Tudd's original plat of the vii.
age of McCOmb, IN said county, and the
Jut.lot near to said in lot, ON the North
and thereof, just across the 7. 4 TT. W. X
r.. and now holds the same under said at
aChment. And the said Isaac j. Blake
man is notified that he is required TO ap
pear and answer said petition On or before
The 3rd Saturday after the l4th day o
June next.
Mai Oth, 1861.
BARND h TURKEYS, PlaGs.
BY BaowN X BUEKhr, their Att'ys.
mal0nO5l.Gw
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One Of the natural results OF the
reconstruction measure is that
whereas original Union men were
previously in bad odor with the ma
jority of the Southern people, and so
Tar from being popularity eligible for
any position OF trust or honor they
might have thought themselves happy
to be let alone without prosecution,
they are now eagerly sought out and
asked to take Office. In South Cur.
olinia, for instance, Gov. Orr has re.
Gently issued n circular to the present
county officers, asking them to furn
ish names OF competent persons who
can take the test oath, that they ma,
be appointed registers and managers
of elections.
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Legal Notice.

SUSAN .BL KEENAN, and Isaac J Blake
~ man her husband, whose places OF resi-
ueHce are unknown to the plaintiff, " III take
notice that william H. Davis, Of The county
~ Hancock, IN the state ~ ONO, did on tie
D h day II May, A. d, 1867. file his petition
IN the Court of Common Pleas, within anu
Tor SAID cuunty, aga nst SAID susan 7 Blake.
man and Isaac j. Brakeman and slauson X
ewing partners, 8c.. and Bdrnd X Turkeys
,,artners. &c. , defendants setting forth thai
un the 29th day OF March. 1867, the plaintlft
recovered "A Judgment against the SAID Isaac
j. Brakeman, in said court for the sum OF
sdV7 ~ debt and s36 80 costs of suit,
hat ON The 7ih day OF May, 1867 an execu
tlOn MAS duly Issued out Of SAID court to TIE
>herh OF said county, on said judgment.
commanding him To cause to be levied of the
goods and chattels Of said Isaac J. Blake.
man. said sums CT money, aud Tor want o.
goods ana U haitels, that he cause the same
u be levied OF The lands ard tenements OF
sad Isaac j. Blakeman IN his ballw ok; thai
said sheriff iound no goods ana chattels, lands
ana lenemenis liable to such hwy. that By
order of tho plaintiif said 5 erif levied SAID
writ on ln'lut No. 10. IN 1ouu's orig inal plat
oi AcComO, anu the out / I near TO ana on
the iufih eld Of SAID in.lOt Just across he
l i1in RI wayne II H., containing about
Ol an acre, IN SAID county that on Il Q
~ February, 1865, said Isaac J. brakeman
'rauduleh'iy conveyed said premises with
ouI any consideration, to one Frederick
haTcn. 1866, Ia saiu susan I. Brakeman, with.
Out consideration, that said convey anoes were
made with the IN enl and Tor he purpose Ut
de 'raudng the plalnuf ana others, the crsdl-
toIsofte o said lsaa j, Biakeman,uut ef their
Just claims, hat saId SlausOn & Ewing ana
Barhd Iurleys, have lin ON. said prem.
es' The prayer Of SAID petition ID that
SAID deeds ION sad Isaac j. Blakeman
TO sad NJ ers, aad from SAID Myers
10 SAID Susan T Blakeman, may be
declared null aid VOID, and the said lands and
tenements be ordered to DO sold and the pro
ceeds OF sale be applied 10 the pay inenl
vi said judy meat and DOS. 8, ana cost OF in
crease and the claim of said SlausUn Il Ew
ing and Barnd e. rurloys. The said susan I. q.
blake man and Isaac J. Brakeman are notiiled
mat tney are required " appear aud ans
yer said petition Un or before The Sd Satur.
day after the lIth day 0f June next.
May 7th, 1867. VIM. l.. DAVIS, Prf.
BY Blows Il DuRKEr and q. W. ONKAL,
Atrys for Pln. nal0no6l.6w
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a REsOIUTION,

Relative TO an Amendment Of the
Constitution Providing for the Ex
tension of the Elective Franchise.
RsstIrsd 6y the General dsscn,jig Of The Stat.
Of OHIO, Ohrse.fiuhs of the members elect ed
10 esoh House agt eeinR thereto That II b.
tnd Is hereby proposed to the electors ~
this State 10 vote, Al the rsxt ans uai DC
iOber election, upon tho approval or rtjec.
ton Of the following amendment as sab.
.;itute fir tho Il At section ~ the fluh arti
Gle uf the Cri siituiion Of this safe, to.Wtt :
"Everv male cit zea Of the United States,
of the age OF tWcnty. one years. who shall
have boon reside nj Of the State one year
newt preceding the election. and Of III
county. township, or ward In which he re.
SIDES, such time AS may be provided by la.
except such persons as have bnrue arms w
support " any insui reCtion or rebellion
against the government of the United States.
nr have fed from theft places OF residence
10 avoid beng drafted int u military
service Thereof, or have deserted the mill
tary or naval service of said government III
lime Of war. and have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same.
shall have the qualifications Of An electOr.
and be entitled - vote ~ all e,ectiOBs.
kD A. PARROTT,
speaker OF Il g House oi represent uives.
ANDREW q. McBURNEY,
President Of tho Senate.
Passed April 9th. 1867. APP l2no47.te
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Notice.

TUNIUS N. PALMER, of the State OF Mis-
- sissippi. will take nutice that X. y. Baker
ni the county OF Hancock, and State OF
ohio, did on the 72d day OF April. 1867, nls
his petition In the Court OF Common Pleas,
" said county, against the said Junius n.
Palmer, defendant. setting forth that on the
18th " February. 1856, the satd Junius n.
Palmer gave n mortgage to said X. b. Baker
IN the following premises, situated In said
county Of Hancock and state OF Ohio In
luts numbered one (l), two (2), three (3) and
inur (i), IN 3. q p. Carlin's addition TO tho
town Oi Findlay, To secure the payment OF
two ousand and five hundred dollars ON
the LIST of October, 1906, with interest from
the lath Of Feb uary, 1865, according to q
certain n"te referred to IN said mUrtagage.
The prayer Of said peti tiOn In that said
mortgage may be- t0reclosed, that N judg.
ment m y be- rendered u favor of the plain.
tiff and against the defendant, for said claim
~ $1,000, with interest from the 10th of Feb
ruary. 1866; that said premises may be sold
la pay the same, and that execution may o
awarded Tor any balance that may remain n
unpald. The defendant Junius NJ. Palmer
$ required To appear and ar sver said PEI
utiOn ON or before tbo 10Th day of June. 1861.
April ~. 1857. X. 5. BAKER.
WHITLEY, BLAcKFoRD 4 HAEsu, Attys.
apTt2Gn,4 40 GN
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ORDINANCE
Defining duties of Street Commits.
sioners:

Defining duties of Street Commits.
sioners
Sec. /. BE IT. ordained by the council O
the Incorporated village of Findlay, That on
the first Monday of May. 1857 and on the
second Monday of April. annually thereaf
ter, there shall be appointed by said council
| from the qualfed voters OF said village, n
| street Comm ssioner and superintendent Mt
who shall hold his ofce Tor one year IN ess
sponer removed. ne,"re entering upon the
discharge oi his duties he shall tTke an oath
10 support the Constitution of the United
states and at the Stale of ohio and To per.
futm with fidelity the duties uf his flee and
rhail give bond with sufficient suretles Ia
the satisfaction OF lhesCUuncil in The sum OF
One Thousand Dollars conditioned for the
| athiul discharge OF all his dulies.
Sec. 2. ihe street Comm ssioner shall
| have tie general care aud supeTintendence
of tie streets, side walks, alleys, public
| rounds. drains, bridges and roads Of SAID
| village ard shall see that the same are kepl
IN good order aud repair and Tree from nul
sauces ANA ObstructiOLs and that all the
ordinances, resolutions and bylaws OF the
council reIaiing thereto are stric " com
Piled with and enforced.
bee. .. IL shall be the duty Of tho Street
Commissioner to comply IN all things IN The
discharge Of his duties with the ord inances 3,
Dy laws rules and resolutions passed and to be
,assed by tie council of said village Oi tindlay
uullch
and obligations and his discharge thereof
snail In all respects he governed By the pro.
VISIONS OF an act relating TO incorporat ted
villages, passed by the General Assembly ii
Ohio, April 10th, 1867, vide laws oi Ohio,
vol, ", y. 24l, Aad also, under the direction
and regulations OF said council. by the pro.
VISION, relating to contractors as therein
sp.clned IN 81 Tar as tie same may be APP
pHcabls, Of AN act passed by said General
Assembly, February 9th, 1867, entitled ian
act relating TO walls and highways"
Geo. 4. ihe Street Commissioner under
he rules and direction VI The Council, shall
keep and render to the Council monthly, "A
strict account OF all MONIES by him received
and expended, of all work done under his
direction, and shall do and perform such
other duties AS from time to time may be
required OF him by the Council; he shall not
be Interested IN any way In the prOats or
payment ON any contract or job for work or
services be to performed for the VII age and
Snail receive Ms compensation for his servl'
ces the sum OF $3.50 Tor each day = service
by nm actually aud necessarily rendered 10
the village, or such further or other sum AS
the Council may IRON time totime determine
NV. FlLKlN, Mayor.
Attest; Jso. Q. MARTIN, Recorder.
May IL, nO52 3w.
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Legal Notice.
John Nj. McEwen, Court OF Commo

John Nj. McEwen, Court Of Common
william II. MoEwer. county, Ohio.
I'HE defendant. William n McEwen. of the
! state Of Mic higan, will take notice that
the said plaintiff John N. McEwen. on the
18th day oi April, A. D., 1851 fled his neti
tton ~ the Court Of Common Pleas Of Han.
cock county, ohio, against the said deien
dant. wherein In substance the said plaintiff,
says That there Is due him from the deien :
9ant the sum OF $3.50 81, with interest n
hitv dollars thereof from the lat dav OF De.
cember. A. D.. 1866. and with inter est on i've
dollars thereof from the lst day Of July. A.
H.. 1866, and with interest on ninety flve dol.
lars and eiehty.seven cents from the Ilth
day OF January, A. D., 1867. The Plaintiffs
claim Is founded, trsi. on a certain promis
cory note drawn By the said defendant, pay
able TO the said plaintiff: second, on ac
count tor goods sold and deli liyered by the
plaintiff TO the defendant, and at his re.
quest and third, fnr balance duo on a Ger.
ain account, for goods ana Chaiels. sold and
delivered by one. EnLt A. McEwen to the
said defendant and ut MS request, and which
account the SAID Eliza A. ,CEwen sold and
transierre to plaintiff. March 81. 4. ID. 1867.
rhe said plaintiff ha. caused An attachment,
Ia issue against said defendant. to tha -her.
u ot Hancock County, Ohio. and prays
judgment accordingly. That delendtrt must
answer said petition on Or before the 22i
dav ut June, D., 1867, Cr Judgment will be
entered accordingly
S. II. FAIRCHlLD,
myJ6ir50w6 Atty fUr Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

John Hughs VS.. Clarry Hughs.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hancock
county, Ohio-In Divorce.
HNHE said Clarry Hughs will take notice
i that the sald plaintiff will proceed TO
take the dispositions OF sundry witnesses TO
be used AS evidence on the trial of said
cause, before said Court OF Common Pleas,
at the office of Silas Stafford, a Notary Pub,
lie, In the county Of Alligan, and State OF
Michi gan, on the 30th day Of May, A. D.,
1867, between the hours of Q o'clock, A. n,
and 0 o'clock p. ~, OF said day.
May 8, 1867. JOHN HUGHS.
By Wiz. GsiSpES, his Atty. maylOno6l u
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Divorce Notice,

John Hughs In the Cour, OF Common Pleas
rs. OF Hancock County, Obis,
Clsrry Hughs1 IN divorce.
fINHE said Clarry Hughs ia hereby notified,
L that John Hughs, her husband, did on
the Sih day OF April, A. D., 1867, Ale his Pc
titiOn In the oihce of the Clerk OF the Court
oi Common Pleas within and for the" county
OF Hancock and State of Ohio; charging tho
said defendant, Clsrry Hughs, with having
been wiliully absent from the said John
without anv just cause or provocation, and
asking that the said John Hughs may be d.
voroed from the said Clarry nughs; and for
the custody and control Of caroline Hughs,
aged about years old, which pethiion will
stand ior hearing at the rezt term OF said
ourt JOHN HUGHS,
April 8, A. D., 1867.
nuA7Hw BY WV. GRiunHY his Atty.