
    NANCY McQUAID v. CHARLES McQUAID.
    Divorce. Cause adultery with Susan Sutton, and wilful absence. It appeared in evidence, that the parties were married in Butler county, in 1829, while he was in custody upon an arrest on her complaint, under the bastardy act. He has ever since refused to live with her. She resides in Cincinnati, works for her living, and sustains a good character. He lives in Butler county, and gambles about. They have no children.
   By the Court.

A divorce is decreed, on account of the wilful absence; and the defendant is ordered to pay the costs, and $>502 alimony, in sixty days, or execution to issue.  