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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1868
Page
1
The notice lists supreme judges, school commissioners, clerks of the supreme and common pleas courts, board members, and various county officials for multiple districts and counties. It specifies juror apportionment by township and requires sheriff notices to township trustees, dated September 6, in Van Wert Ohio, signed by Sheriff Charles P. Rickey.
Davis Johnson of Van Wert County Ohio petitions to quiet title to lot No. 205 in the original plat of Van Wert asserting adverse interests by Mary Ann Artis and Judson Spicer. Notices require appearance by October 21, 185%. court term November 3. Attorneys Cowan and Ensor announce.
Court of Common Pleas of Van Wert County Ohio issues an order of sale. Edward B. Drake to offer for sale at the courthouse door in Van Wert on the first Wednesday of October 1868 at 1 pm. Property described as the east half of the southwest quarter of section eleven, township three, range three east. Sheriff C. P. Richey Sperier's Office Van Wert September 11 1868.
Samuel Troup purrs an order of sale. At the court house door in Van Wert on October 10 1868 at 2 pm with cash terms. Property: Inlet No.132 in the original plat of Van Wert Ohio appraised at 300 dollars.
Nancy E. Hammell files for divorce from William Hammell in Van Wert County Court of Common Pleas September 9 1458 seeking custody of children due to willful absence for over three years with hearing set at next term beginning November 3. William Hammell of California must answer or demurr. Crank & Darxett, attorneys, September 11 186%.
The piece surveys the United States path from 1850s to 1860s, praising the Republican party as the defender of freedom and national unity. It recounts Democratic betrayals, secessionist threats, and the abolition of slavery, culminating in Lincoln’s victory and emancipation amid the Civil War.
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