davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-09-18

altogether. A certain time will have a
to be fixed, within which the Steamer must be
ready to m her trips, but it will scarce r
ly be before 1869, and it is a matter of course e
that the Colonial Treasures contribution will
not ommenc before then"
His Excellency the Governor explained the
case according to the motives, and pointed out,
that the Colonial Treasury's outlay for the
Steam-communicati0n, say 50, 500 annually
would in reality be but $1,000 p a., as now
5000 are paid for a sailing schooner.
The 4th crown member (DuBois) stated, I
that those gentlemen who have undertaken TO
interest themselves in proposing the establish
ment of an efficient Steam-c0mmunicatlOn have
been induced to take the step, not only by the
desire of accomplishing 50 beneficial an ar
but also with the hope, that the same
may be perfected upon a sure and satisfactory
basis best calculated for the public interests of
all concerned, and have endeavored to obtain
every information that may lead to securing
such results In the meanwhile it has been
considered right that application be made to
the Government to fix the amount proposed to
be contributed to the support of the undertake
ing, which has led to the proposal brought for
ward today by His EXcellency. The want of
success in the late attempt to establish al
steam. communication between the Islands has
been attributed to the size of the vessel placed
on the route and to the undertaking being held
in private hands to avoid these causes of
failure the shares of the present company have
been thrown open to the public of the Islands,
the proposed size of the vessel reduced, the
communication between the Islands fixed daily ;
and the drawing up of the rules for regulating
the company deferred until directors are chosen
by the subscribers, whereby the public interest
will be secured, and a fall participation afford
ed in all important points. Under these cir-I.
.cumstances and with the hope that the exer-
.tions of the parties feeling an interest in the
success of the undertaking, an efficient commu-
between this Island and st. Thomas
will be secured, the assistance of the Govern
.ment has been solicited, to which 1t is trusted
the Council will give its support.
Ihe 2nd member for FrederikSted's town
(Faber) inquired, if the Government intended
TO lay any obstacles in the way for the sailing
of the vessel at fixed hours, supposing, that the
public are intent upon the routes of the Steamer
being regular.
The Governor stated, that the Government
was as Interested as the public in the regular
routes of the Steamer, and especially as re-
CARDS postal transmissions would demand, that
it be the case. Meanwhile further regulation
i-L = u - l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
PATENT LAMPS

give better aud cheaper light an GAS be lighted died and
trimmed without removing shade globe chimney uBssng the
burner We make SPECIALITY Of furnishing SAFR STATIONARY
LIGHTS 10 place Of those that mOrab and dangerous and PURE
NoNEXPLosyE KEROSENE OIL Instead Of the miserable stas
commonly used
We have recently received hundreds Of ,nz for catalogues
We ha be Ad to receive hundreds and preparing e
uon Of 80 qoso pages with Illustrations prices &c but unexpected
delays have occurred It's completion which will explain our reply
ing TO Letters promptly When published will he mailed to applicants
and invite all TO address who CHANDELIERS BRACKETS
PULPIT STANDARDS. yEsTIBULB LANTERNS HALL LAMPS
REFLECTOR HANGING LAMPS, SPRING BRACKET LAMPS
WASH LAMPS TABLE HAND LAMPS for Churches, d. rsng
POoIt H,,, other and good slt on to bum them
JULIUS IVES CO, No 40 M.id,B.I,ptE MY
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Iope Islnnd.-PRos SUFFOLK Co.

Case Bedrdds YarG-A lady writes When We ooh b,i md
think Of the my health tie time when fr't commenced
your remedies about Ony suangs iesbenes' noas
ness at that when remember the four previous
misery in which countless swallowed With very doubtful re
suits and sufeug only relieved by mohs when We a
Of all these tell and thea reject tie
present condition indeed but feel grateful and hopeu
and regret could known Of Eve
We have doubt but that could have been treated
YOU then have become feeble and horou dii
To-day write can when weary lay down "als about
oom 20 window and look breathe the fresh air and return
nv writing refreshed 4 year ago. today could not no. "oiN
By doing gaiAed hsa Ieoud not hat scd soSs
one second
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
,RREsPONDENTs.
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Coroner Rollins commenced an inquest yes
terday at Bellevue Hospital, over the body Of oscar
Iobdel the uewsbOy who died from the effect Of injuries
received on Wednesday last by being crushed between
two cars Of an express train the Long Island Railroad
which was thrown from the track that day near Wood
side, L. l. Win. ID. Morris, engineer IN the employ OF
the railroad company, testified that he left the Hunters
Point depot AZ 334 T. NJ. the day in question, and,
after running about y miles, one OF the rails spread,
causing Jump from the track the engine followed,
and after going short distance fell the cmbauk-
ment; the deceased jaumed between the first two
cars; witness did not believe the road TO be fTstcass
one far condition concerned, although be had
other roads in bad condition at this season Of
the year; he had found the sleeper In bad condition,
OF them very rotten near the spikes; the
rail which gave way did because the outside spikes
in the chair gave way from the weight OF the engine,
there being there he had been ordered 10 make
mp lost time, and TO his Judgment IN running.
Walter G. LObdCl residing az No 4O2 West FOTtysccOnd-
ST. father Of the deceased boy testified that the latter
had been placed the train temporarily that day TO MI
the place nf the regular boy; lie he bow avcrse TO
going the cars he had been on Hudson RIVER
Railroad train time when IL ran of the track
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
1T MAKES THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITION:

The EerYOk Condensed Mix Company furnish to Committee
chosen BY His Honor The Mayor complete lis. Of u officers and en-
poyes.
The American Condensed Min Company furnish let Of ts ohee'
and employees Committee who are to examine under oath sne
persons named each list may be TO decide upon the FOL
lowing:
the said shall decide that the York Condensed MIX
Company has between 1867 and March 90 1853 put greater
proportion pure country mih into the condensed milk
psped aud sold in this city tundsr whatever
the so than the American Condensed MIR
Company then the Mi Company will pay the
Chids Hospital and Nursery One Thousand Dollars
And he said Committee shah decide that during the period above
American Condensed Company put into the
deBd mi prepared at its factory proportion than the New
Condensed Milk Company Of unimmed country milk then
. York Condensed Mix Company shall pay Points
House Of Industry One thousand Dollars
The expenses Of this investigation be paid by the Company whom
b. Committee decide used the smallest amount Of pure
country milk each quart the preparation Of their
densed mlf.
h. American Condensed Min Company the NevYOh Con-
d.nd Mill Company produce written statement from Prof Mayer
that the analysis made by him represented and that the
result vas stated the advertisement and circular Of the New Yof
Condensed Mill Company
JOHN v. D. LOOMS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

PmApYLPmA, March 2OA Hov storm commenced here at
O'Clock this evening and still continues The ground covered
BALTIMORE, March 2O9 m. TIE storm which has ragged
ioa here The entire day s continues but has somewhat absed
II melts - fast a. / falls
WAsHlN9ToS. March % 4 slight prevails today.
NcHSoSD' Va March 2oA heavy has prevailed here
today
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
THE WEATHER.

kEw.YORI Hour. Ther. Bar Wind Hour Tier Bar WinG
AaTcl o. J0l6 j.. s. F. aJo 2995 y. y.
4io 30ll E.N. b y 35o 2987 y. 4.
800 3lOf n. H. II $40 298l n. y.
RENARKs- -Momng-Le hszy very baky at sunrise Overcast
r. THE I visible at ococE) Afternoon
EyeungOyercs gusy, and overcast from
8t5 H. This the beginning Of the Blniuoe The AuIorA-n
the Of last evening which Of the fourth class
the principal features n the display suorsl clouds also broad
light Ia the North extending upward nom tho horizon 70
altitude and length co.. Few streners visible
The bright July d. 1867 MANY recO
Sunday evening August Z3 1889 and Friday
morning. Sept @ The electricity abundant IN tbs aurora that Il
used convey the telegraph wires In lS5O5
cured magnificent display and between 1888 aud 1881 sOme
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NliSscuri.-FAox Polk Co.

case Of Falmg oT ne WombA gcpileman writes; Ny ""h'u
ne spirits about getting we'll aer having been confined to her ea
more than two years having been given BY all tie doclo" is
part Of the country her uearsbe She ~'hs s
every female suffering from disease whatever h'd
book. 20 read think what she suffered before 'le so o
miracle
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
fAunonucemeatiI |

SELLING OFF.-OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE
MAT Very isPoKIASI ALIkhs
ToN ENrESsION THE LAhGEsT
CLOTHING MEN BOIs TO BK POUND
MERCHANT TAILORING DErAHTAENT UNDER
Mr. BHOWNELL BHOADwAY AND MAS
ASSORTMENT
iONDON PAKIs BOrOS, NEw lOhK OSE ENTkH
sTORH FULL JUST Up SPRING OyHECoATs
BRoKAw BHOrHEHs
No % LAFAYHTTE-P FOURTH.AvE,
OPPOSITE INsTITCTR
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Cor,.e,icut.-PRox PAlRyrELp Co.

Ca or Pie, and Fsiud-A lady ws That dssseo the ree'
,nu ,.coaop and itching believe entirely gred PoT tie re-
lief have obtained nom this difficulty alone shall ever bold you
grateful remembrance described BY Dr. DI"n
46th s,pe expresses the opinion that can be cured on Y reg
sorting 10 very stern measures which describes Dr. Ss"e
, f very similar opinion felt that could submit to sueS
treatment my experience with yourself proves AppJ Tor mel
not in ell necessary Previous to the time Of obtaining rs
afflicted 4t intervals for fTe years. TIE latter pHs
Of the time quite severely"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
WI.con.In.-FHox GREEN LAKE Co.

Case Of Nsardgd Dyspepsia and Leuorrhra-A Ai' writes
an happy say getting almost we'll 10 feel grateful 10
providing with such physician bAss 'assd
90 much twelve have taken deal Of mstcss
that never d me good until commenced to take an
thankful b, confidence enough to trust yesa
hand,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
IIlinois.-FRoM KENDALL Co.

Case Of S0d Msrerd Re1aGtisn" gen,lsmsh Snisss
am requested Mr. Csey that be has great pleasure y'
ing that he is nov lie hsl and that o"ss
TO your treatment enabled Mr. Dye enth0'''ts
in s praise Foote and feels quite satisfied that be b'sss
puek.d from ire by your shlful treatment
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FKoN srsouEHASyA Co, Pa

Ca. Of Ca.arrh Dyspepsia Pain Mnstrudon, Hpai ce1i
sumption 6A lady "Tbrough Jour knowdgs and si
have early grave Ny friends and sequsintanees
think should have recovered when given pssa
bsp BY different physicians and Was afflicted -h At s' "i ~
ten diserest diseases and they we're 81 chronic"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
rnnN Sr. Lorls Co. Mo.


case Of Soda Dy,p1sa aaa L>aoorAoa-A lady ~r" eh''s
ing daughter; happy inform you that she
yond most sangue expectations Considering that Der
standing durug which time she has been ~.
no constant the dTst PHI sans oi Tie STATE
improvement truly wonderful consider oHun.ie & VA
Dental Circumstance that led 20 conul yon ~ ne n
Nrote despair. IL sas found that Without
could not bear mauy yeafs opi
medical work found that treated psens AZ
lady who had teca Al Tor years and Nho o
toon 10 health to She spake IN such glowing e " -,
physician that Immediately reso ed TO place my daashs -
treatment NJ oB regret Is that DID rot DO 80 s00h
Neyads.-FRoa AUSTIN Co - ia
C,, OF writes: THE medicines have tsay
Al. h.d the eject Nhioh Intended them 90 have and ms'
do 20 ~ i'm peasure nearly sound sud Nsh w .sI
Look forward 10 the dsian! when wi be s
a. eve, all your medicines aud your sd'ee
.. inner Canada.-fKoN BRaSr 90 ,,,, 70,
secondary Syphs-A gehStnan Nfses' s,rr,1
covered from nv terrible disease The boces and soiss
.,pns,d nom every part Of ny body ald feel 20 ue
In my nE thanks your rare skill aud NE "oooiV"
rsmeclcs"
~ AsAmpls tetter from every state and Territory Gay
for want Of room 10 the ooumu pamphlet Win "hp ~A'F
Of them nsy be had At the Doctors without eh't~
rsr Invalid, a, distance ma, consult BY letter. Bon NO 80
P.o.
f- Invalid. ia and sbout NewYol may consult Dr.
,ly d,ry from 10 t4 a, hs oace No ITO Leingi'n ave-
To,v.,isbb,t Competent associate, IN s'ssi h'A '~
CONSULTATION FRRk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FRox NEx.YoRK CRY. n. Y.

Case Of Udtios orhe Mucous AenbraH sroad de-A no'f
writes In the ness Of Joy look back to the time when
was bu. scarcely breathing little life away and stranger 70
saved her to bless my future life"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FRox ToxPxISs Co., n. Y.

Gaze Of Bronchitis aad Dyppsa-A lady writes: am srloyme
comfortable health for which blessing grateful not oEy 10
Maker and Pfe.eryr but TO skill and attention te
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

The Sun IS ABOUT TO Cross THE EQUATOR
nuEuAs Spring and KNOX the Halter crossing the line
Winter fashion, and bringing bis Spring style At No 22 Broadway
Fulton with espeBdency Of beauty which threatens
eclipse bis previous efforts.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
OTyrcs OF rHp AMERICAN CoEpgHsIp MILK ConPAr
~ Il Poupru-.vR SRvYosK March %. 1863.

No l4 FoURrHAyK SHwroHE March ~ ieos,
TN the TRIBUNE of this morning the New
Condensed Mk Company notices the assertion made V @
Company published the TRIBUNE Of the h instant that TINS
Conpanys Condensed A contained ursEmmed eounU m"
,hsp any other condensed milk offered for In this city and ehehg
ing proof TO the contrary.
The Condensed MIA Company avoids he ne making
subdry propositions of which sth COMMITTEES appointed
Honor the Mayor shall report ser due examination and inquiry
that the NswYof Condensed Min Company has not removed cream
from any milk sold them the 1863 then the
Condensed Min Company shall to the Chds Hospital and
Nursery One Thousand Dollsrs
this Company has charged the HwYOrk Condensed E Tor
any Ohtr Company with ondensng Skinned mi hre'psay de
cline, the risk Of psrnga Thousand Dollars upon m ability prove
that the HewYork Condensed Milk Company has condensed skinned
mik during the year 1853.
still asserting did the 18th instant that the condensed
milk furnished by the American Condensed Mill Company contains
pure unaduated un,kmmed country milk than any other O
fsTedfo sale In
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
In,rn.-FRox srorY Go.

Ca Of Nsrous Pro,traiea Bronchitis. d "A GerteEIn -riess
II scarcely give you description Of my condition now she
SAYING been improved in every respect so' clearer h''t
keene ewes better appetite and feel Ike living than dnS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NIinnesniu.-FnoN HorsroN Go.

Cas-. Of Neago CrGapag o ne stomach dh,ld,d en coE
,oasA lady showed the letter which wrote 20 he
Doctor that attended through those spells and tod him LAD
the medicines Aher reading the letter he said be "sa
rather risk him than those Of all the Doctors 10 olsoa
County. believe your medicine with the hs'sns 'i "o''
.ayeI his
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Nevy-Jersey.-FRou PAssAro Co.

Ca OF Dyp>psa Spodt0hd, EmaedssoH-A gentleman .H
believe restored from the grave BY your medicines
have been improving strength slowly from month to month ja' yes
expected"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

Case Of Ul,rao. Of ne WoNb, ga lady writes; have seo<
news you vesge Of liberation has disappeared ot'ss
with every other complication"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
DhIo,-FRoN STARK Co.
Indinnn.-Pnox MlAM Go.

ca~ Of Ta5,rcaosa-A gentleman writes Ny ~is 's.uirs
rapidly ! would wish ,or anything better"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Observation-Disclosures woRcEsrxR Co.

case of O:saeaOn Of the Hedrf-A clergyman writes l""y1
u,u. success attends JOu still believe does wait upon y0f
, It's you the health have enjoyed the past % J'o
,ed nv Life one year ago from fell disease and bes from otter
whom all looked dsi the future gave promise
hope shall follow you with kind wishes and p"y'r and
shall recommend you TO the afflicted"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Penn,yiyania.-FHox Bucxs Co.

Of Spds0rrh0aA gentleman writes Il followed The din
ton. given by you while under your treatment and
feetly euTed.'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

More than S20O,000 saved annually by the
BURGLAR TBLEGRAPH Thieves outgtsd their
rey DESTROYED sleep in safety once No 2o BrOsd"'y
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
,Iaryland.-Pno DORCHESTER C

Of Consumption orthe Lungs and KdHeyA gentleman "rs
Doctor believe had not been for treatment Of esss
shoudnot have been living nov"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FRox suFYoIx Co. n. Y.

Case Of lady writes At rate lbars as"sti 'i
babe and as my husband remarks your skill that has mac
such a thing possible
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

THE "ERIE WAR is noisy, if not a bloody,
bell agree however that KESTs EAsT sDII
best o family Beverages sod by all groes Depo,
No 23j Washingt0lJt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

For SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Prices 60 to
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
New-York.-PRox RENSSELAER, Co.

case oIDeaMssA gentleman writes Ten treated
on who wa, very deaf perfect success and this the Tsisc
why aDOhar person affected With de'fa' yea
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
"SoMErHING TO Do.n-Young men and other.


hnd pleasant and profitable and popular
Liberal given by r. WELLS No. $50 Broadway n Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
RALL, BLACK & Co,
I'D Nos. sos and 557 BROADWAY.

CALL rBE ATTENTION FRIENDS
VARIED NICKEL SILVER WHITE MErAL
BLxcrRorL,rED WARE MANUFACTURED Br
THE CoNPASY
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NIa,pe-rron AxpRoscoeors Co.
yermopt.-FRok GRAND IsLs {

Cou Of Coasumpoa-A lady writes; About four yaTs ago
s NV father when three Of our doctors had tended bin m sO
I months CAV. him up saying there was no help for him
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
DIR. E. ID. FOOTE,

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
successfully treating Of di,essss both In M. ,s h
letter under his original system of electrical eaao. rh,h h,s
steadily grown in popularity for ea years. during which tine Dr. ~
has treated nearly 1000
Dr. be consulted personally BY a. his oncs No lK
LeIngtOnse, East Twenty ehthst COnsu.Op heuIs from
tile Dr. FoOrB personally in attendance from 10 nl
til 3p. daily, except Sundays
Dr. FoOse betray, confidence By giving the patient. -
by referring 10 them bat be begs present the following ssse II
bis brief extracts from the letters OF patients which vs
than certificates they the Spontaneous expressions " st
h and and lieu of giving be yOucbes for their s
uinenen BY making thstollOsng u
A6ddrit
STATE OF NgwYoBK. COUNTY or EEwYoRK. % wt a
being duly sworn That the which
omitted which be hunto appen genuine quosond
received by mail otherwise from
which letters bis Office AID
further that the said testimonials written without his 1.-THE dp4
nepts invitation solicitation, and that they but sample Of those
daily received by him from all parts the country and from people u
all classes embracing ysans elergymen, lawyers artists &c
We'll a. those In the h1mbest position life and further
EDWARD B. POOTB- a.
Sworn before mo- this 5h day Of May. 1885,
JOHN T. HOFFMAN hsyorof the City Of York
NIaine.-FRoM ASpRoscoeGs Co. -
oIiDyppsd HaorhOtds 6e-A lady writes That medicine
yours almost magical All the good effects las bad
on me- stand longer and walk better than could
npce NY younger dsysihsDk 10 inowlsdge and skill"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Nexaaa.-FRoa AUSTIN Co.
Inner Canada.-FRoN BRlSr Go.

s "a, a, room in m. comv pamphlet With SHY AIge pas" ~
Of them msy be had at the Doctors without eh'rt~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
TNVALIDS

In the city and all parts ef tn. United States a.
following evidences Of Dr. FOOTE'S ucee,..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13
m grades sold to-day.
Wool.

NEW YoRK.-The Economist says the market
is entirely without tone, 1t has neither life nor
no idea of its true character, and was it not for
the ease in the money market the price would
IS sale market has b.en
so depressed for years, and the prospect for fine
woolens is so very poor that our manufacturers
dare not pay the price asked for fine woods and
make them into cloth.
The sales for the week include 100000 lbs fleece,
ranging from 2SGp32c for low unwasfed; 42(G4715c
for No. and No. 2, and good lots sold at 5Oc 606-
600 lbs CALIFORNIA, some at 2714c, Iowa 22925c
45O bales pulled woods, regular ex., sold for SS
47c; do SUPER 44c; Rochester ex. 52l4c; do super.
45c; do No. S S3l9ci 10000 ibs tubbed on private
terms; 1UO,OOO lbs Texas, 27G2Sc; 10000 DIS black
on private terms; small lot of Saxony on pri-
vate terms; 5OOOfbs Mexican on private terms /;
LOCO fbs Noils on private terms; lOoO bales Cape,
29c gold.
prices for all but the most desirable grades rule
In favor of buyers, The wants of consumers
only from hand to mouth. The goods market
remains without animation; the prospects of
the trade are dubious, and prices uns isfftory.
Under these circumstances, the production of
Spring fabrics is likely to be unusually small
manufacturers are still further curtailing their
operations, while awaiting the action Of ,Ion-
gress upon the tax question, buying no more
staple than wanted for immediate use.
Ihis condition OF things has rather impaired
pected to go off with rush during the month OF
February, and, in anticipation Of a short sup
market. 1t is now offering quite freely at the
prices current last December in some cases q
shade lower, and most holders are anxious to
realize. Except for very choice lots of double
extra and picklocl<, wanted for special purposes
there is more confidence now in the low and
medium grades. The latter are still called for
and command relative good prices, notwith-
standing they are rather out of season.
Sales OF domestic for the week have been
moderate and foot up about 5000 ms, at range
of 28G57 &c for fleece and 3j1 5@473c for the vaii
Gus grades of pulled. Included are Il. 00O lbs OK.
ira and above ohio fleece 5715c; 5000 ms doubl.
extra do 54c; 1900 ms medium do 45c; l,5JO bs
coarse do Ale; lo@M0O0 lbs medium doI5c; lOo0I
TBS medium to fine do i8l5c; 10000 IT'S medium dc
46c; 1000 lbs No. do 2Bc Is 600 bs fine do Sic; A.
800 TBS fine Michigan, Ale; 5000 ibs coarse do 400
10000 lbs fine do 45c 1s00 lbs extra Michigan 4i9
45c 1000 ibs medium, Wisconsin 43c; $500 ibs fine
do 40c, 600 lbs ali grades do 42c; 5000 lbs
do Csc; 5000 lbs low New York State 3sc; 900 fnl
do 43c; 1900 TBS medium Illinois 4lc 5000 bs Nok
and Iowa Hoe; 3G0 lbs extra Vermont 42c l..
goo lbs secured 57I3c; 1000 bs coarse do 53c SoD
TBS fine do S5c; 5000 lbs low do 55c; 800 TBS South
ern do SIC; 1,SOO ibs fine Western 43c; 1900 ibs
coarse unwashed do 2sc; 1900 ibs sorts 35c 5000
mixed unwashed S3EIc; 100 TBS No. Black 25@
selections 47l1c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13
Legal Notice.

A LIEN d. FUNDES5URG, of the CITY OF
by notified that El.irla L. Fundenburg, on the
Sth DAY OF Deeeniber \. u. 1857. filed her peli-
tion IN the oIilcc OF the Clerk of the Court OF
Belmont and State OF Ohio. charging the said
Allen u. Funder surg with gross neglect of duty
toward the salu Emma r. Funden burg: that
the satd Allen ID. Fundenburg has been wilfuliy
absent nom che said Emma f.! Fundenburg for
Of adultej with a woman III Ciincinnati whose
name Is unknown To tho said Emma E. that
he has been habitually drunk for more than
three years; that he has been guilty and is now
indicted for forgery, and is awaiting trial upon
thirteen indici ments. in Memphis, Tennessee;
said Allen d. Fundenburg,
Said petition will stand for hearing at tile eSf
term OF said Court
January 9th, a. p. 1865. ,
EMMA. e. FC-DENBURG.
BY p. TALL,Ay & SoN, her Att'ys.
Jan. 16 lSlS.~6w