The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04
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LEGAL.

NJ Office is hereby given that have been
~ appointed and duly qualified Administra-
tor OF the estate Of Catherine Rogers, deceased,
JOHN MoVEY. Administering
r. W. MOORE, Attorney. fe19-StS&
A TTACHMENT.-JohnE E. McGofin vs.. Ed
n ward Fuller.-Before +. Ii. Rowekamp,
Justice Of the Peace OF Cincinnati ToWnsnips
Hamilton County, O.-On the 31st day OF Janu-
ary, 1876 said Justice issued an order OF at
tachment in the above cause for saa O5. Casa
set for hearing March %, 1876 at y CLOCK; A.
M. mhl-3tS ]. e. MoGOFFIN.
A TTACHMENT. John E. McGonin vA
N William n. Bierd.-Beforc II. Ii Rowe:
kamp, a Justice Of the Peace Of ClncinnaM
Township. Hamilton County. Ohio.-On the
8lst day OF January, 1873, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above case for
$40 So. Cause set for hearing March 25, 1916. al
8 O'Clock. mh4-sts ]. E. McG0FFIG.
r EGAL NOTICE.-Lena Tessien vs.. Lons
IL Tessien. No. 48,903 Lena Tessien filed
her petition February 4, 1876, in the ONCE %
ton County, Ohio, charging that her husband
Louis Tessien, had willfuIly absented himself
for more than three years, and pray ing for di4
yorce and alimony. Said Louis Tessicn Is here
by notified to appear on the 18th day Of March,
1876, and answer the SAID petition or the prayer
EMANUEL L. WEIR,
te5-ets Attorney for Plainta
NOTICE is hereby given that on the lath Of
IN February, 1876, i. j. Miller filed his peti-
ton, No. 4S,36y in the Hamilton County COurh
Of Common Pleas, praying for the vacation Of
that part Of Cliff street which lies forty feet
north OF the south line thereof, and extends
from the east side OF Browne street to the west
side of Fairview avenue. Also, for the vaca-
tlon Of an alley, twenty feet in width, extend.
ing across lot No. 2l8. of Riddles subdivision.
and located $50 feet east of Browne street.
Neither said street or alley has ever been im-
proved.
The Plating Commission Of Cincinnati mas
| recommended said vacations.
The vacations will conduce to the interests
| OF The subdivision in which they are located
and OF the City Of Cincinnati, and will not w0rk
| an injury to any person or owner. The plain.
| tiff Is owner OF real estate adjacent TO said
| street and alley.
| The petition will stand for hearing at tl,a
/. j. MILLER, Petitioner.
CINCINNATI. Feb IL, 1876. fe19-6tS
| r EGAL NO1ICE.-Esl her Kuhn VS.. Morits
mon Pleas. Case No. Al, ,2y5.-The above named
defendant, Moritz Kuhn, whose place Of resi-
dence is unknown, will take notice that thA
plaintiff, Esther Kuhn, has filed re her nett.
ton IN the court OF Common Pleas of Hamil-
ton County, in case No. 4S,295, alleging therein
that she was married to the defendant in An
gust, 1852: that In 1869 the defendant left homo
land has never returned; that said plaintiff
charges tncrein tnat tno saiG defendant has
failed and refused to furnish or provide her
with means for support; that ne has been will,
fully absent for more than three years prior 10
the Ming OF said petition, without just cause.
| and for gross neglect OF duty. Plaintiff there-.
| fore prays that she may be divorced from said
defendant. said cause will stand for hearing
within six weeks from the date hereof, and unE
less the defendant plead thereto, decree rec WIN
be taken accordingly. ESTHER KUHN.
JOHN X. LOVE, Attorney for Plaintiff
CINCINNATI, February 5, 1876. fe5-6t8