ew Brunswick, Cape Breton, Prince
Edward's Island, Nova Scotia, and New Found
land, 10 cents y, oz. when distance is not over
8.000 miles from line of crossing.
1IVIL ACTION PETITION FOK DIVOUCE.
William Alfred, Plff, 1 In Common Plea
.r,iint. L nt
Margaret Alfred, Defend't (Champaign County, Ohio.
The said Mar'nret Alfred will taVe notice that the
said William Alfred did. on the 21st day of April, lhfti,
file his petition in rtwt'swrt of Common Pleas of Chem
paitrn county. Ohio the object aud prayer of said pe
nnon is, thvc rue DHiKW or matrimony may ne aissoi
vei between the said uarties tor the followiuc causes:
adnltery and $rro neglect of dutyf and that unless
aaia aelentlaul sluui appw, pieaa. answer weoemurto
said petiliou according to Che rules of said" Ceurt, the
same will be taken pro confeseo. The-said defendant
is further notified that the depositions of witnesses
will be taken at the office of 11. C. C'earheart, in the
town of Gallion, county of Crawford, Oliio. on the 18th,
lath and th dayB of September, A. D. 1862, between
the hours of 11 o'clock, a.m . and 4 o'clock, p.x. of said
days, and the examination adjourned from day to day,
thereafter, until ali is taken.
H. C. CEARUAIiT, COBWIN A DOUGHTT,
Aug. 86, 1002. Attys for Petitioner.
JO THE CREDITORS OP JOHN SNAPP, Dec".
On the Slat day of July, A. D. 1862, the Probate Court
of Champaign co. declared the estate of John 6napp,
deceased, to be probably insolvent: creditors are there
fore required to present their claims airainst tne estate
to the undersigned, for allowance, within six mouths
from the time above mentioned, or they will not be
entitled to payment. And all claims against said es
tate which have been presented to, and allowed by, the
former administrators of said estate, and not filed with
the undersigned, must be so filed within the time above
J n i "I II .-TW O f
nl-6w Adin. de bonis noa of John Snapp, deed.
T7 STATE OF JOHN WOODBOURNE, Dec'd.
On the SOth September. 1862. 1 will sell at the door
of the Court House in Urbana, one undivided sixth
nart of the following nronertv. beinff the interest there
in of the late John Woodbonrne, and sold by order of
Champaign Common Pleas for t he payment ol dents;
One-sixth of two-thirds of the property in Urbana
Female Collegiate Institute;
One-sixth of in-lot 14. in the town ol Sidney, Shelby
county. O.; and of in-lot 48, except a parcel ol 5 feet by
83 feet, fronting on Court street;
One-sixth of Wx of NWJ-, and WX of SW!f of see.
11, town. 2, north of range 6, E, in Putnam couuty. O.:
And r!K"i of sec. 5, town. S. N, range , E, except 8l
trren. off the north end in Wood county.
Tbhmk One-third in hand, rendue in one year and
two years with interest. vv M. s. DALLAS,
U21-4W Adin'r of John Wood bourne, dec' d
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