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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
EEw ORLEANS, June 2, 1879.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of The city of New Orleans ::

To the Honorable the Common Council
THE osy ~ S u real es-
= b. b.
s,ss. 4: sxs.; sdsss ss.
4 A. P Poat yslsnirs, sssfsst inches
y T. r randss.y' g -
R H asf TIsvers, =, &
JAS Q. Hsnlin, * :.
Michel SI FIoranl. d
Antonio Foncuberto an = -
Barbery Robertson, 81 :.
Abraham iaVsf Gyii4As onA1ropWp.
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
NouvRLLE. ORLIAss juin 1889
phonorahle Conseil commun De la
Es soUss1GNEs, proprieaaires sur Pan, Fave
@
SIs desIs 81 elssss possss
3
s'' 'sA'y aux '''ss'''s q
p: Guerin, &C
Michel Forant 81 "
W. siiuibgbumg, Is
Barbery .berston, 81
cHAs. CLAlBoRNR,
jelS ltawSw secretaire dn Board des Aldermen
To the Honorable the Common Council
the City Of New Orleans:
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, owners of
real estats fronting on the no.,h side of ~ andrew
honorable body ageeaby section 19 the City Char
ter to order The construction of brick sidewalks bordered
curb stones and wooden CUTTERS the north side Of said ST.
Andrew street. in conformity with specifications s in
veyor's office.
Florence PHster 75feet.
Lewis Taes.el, 1856 >.
H. Kellogg, 50 :,
"a. Davis, per VIM. Davis, Jr, "A :.
cHAs CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
Honorable CONTEXT
de Ia Vile de la Nonvelle Orleans:
NOUS SOUSS1GNES, prOprietaires sur lie
IN cote nord de In St. Andrew, de 10 des Ma
gans jusqua Ia Chestnut pons especneusemeut
honorable commencement Particle 1l9 de Ia nouvelle
charte de Ia re dordonner la construction de banqnees
bique des curb lie cote
de ia Andrew confomenen aux specifications qui &c
| trouvent au bureau du Voyer.
Florence Pfster, rs pieds.
Lewis Taessel, 1856
II. Kel oge, 80
/. 4. Davis, per VIM. Davis, Jr., "a
D. Wiiken, 30
CHAS CLAIBORNE.
| len 6w1aw Secretaire du Couseil deB Aldermen,
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NEW ORLEANS May 81 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans:
sIeeally ,howe,h that The msjoy equiIed by the
orabe to resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after five days notice in the official JOURNAL the contract for
making brick sidewalk with curbstone and wooden cutters
Urquhat street. from Eyssn Fields Cotton Press
The work be done according SPECIFICATIONS Of City
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NEW ORLEANS, 1869.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
NHTTE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
" fronting on Carondglet street. resp cully request your
honorable body have the roadway of aia street paved with
square blocks from Canal street to Felicity street, The
surface be emepcal and of the highest altitude pracc
able the be adndicaed to the Lowest bidder by the
Comptroller after FIVE days notice in the official journ And
your petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
Thos. b. Lee, % feet
Fellowes 4 Lee, 10
Duncan Sinclair, go
Micil. Gernon, 1876
j. PEBBLES, 70
H. RARESHIDE Secretary pro tenn.
Board of Asst Aldermen.
NoUVEIAE-OELEANs, 1859.
A lhouorable Censel Gommun de la
vile dc la Nouvee- Orleans,
| ES s0Ussignes proprictaires faisant face
u rue oarondelet petionnent yotre
honorable corps Pellet davoir a dite payee perres
Dc 70 rue Canal la Feliciis La surface deyra
ee eiptica ct ausi hante possible Ladjudiean
sera fate par e C9ntfoeur apres cling ous Davis oce
ms. b Lee, % pieds.
Fellowes & Lee, 10 :.
Duncan Sinclair, 30 =,
Miehl. Sermon, l56 :.
j. PEBBLES, rs :,
IL. RARFSHIDE, secretare pro tenn.
Eayt la@oW du Conssl des Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

NEW ORLEANS. May 81, 1856
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city OF New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned
spectfny showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition, they pray hon
orabe body to resolution authorz the Comptroller
SELL after 1--WE days notice in the official Journal the
for making brick sidewalk with curb stones and wooden gut
Fe dnand street. from Goodchldrea to ST. John the
Baptist The work BIZ done according specifications
of the City Surveyor.
Bapse Larcade, ITO feet.
George Moore 1856 :.
c. W. Duhy, 12S
John Singer 2S
Traces Cooper 30
NJ; DsR coicoran, ' 5s ::
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
... NouvELLE-ORELArs, 81 mai l SO.
Honorable Conse Commnn de Ia Souvelle- Orleans:
T PETITION DIES s0usslgnes respectucn-
- sement la majorite reGuse la nouvee
cnarte de la Vile nee petition lis demandent
vore honorable resolution nuorsan Con-
r6eur vendrc cnq jours Wis dams la oce
contrat Ia conection de banquees brques
bordurrs perres rigoes bos
des sops Enfans ST. jean Bapse tout sera
fat dapes les specifications du voyer de la Vile.
Baptiste Larcade, 1G pieds.
George Moore, 1876 :,
q. W Duhy. l2S -.
John Stinger. 20 :,
Traces Cooper, =,
Mrs. DeRan, ITO
Thos. Corcoran, IS ;.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
je22 lawsw Secreaire Assistant Aldermen
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Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyEILE. ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Phonorahla Conseil Commun de Ia Ennvelle Orleans:
I A PETITION DIES soussis,nes represcnte
IL resppcueusenent que Ia mHioe rtque la nouvee
care de la Vile sgne ia presente petition lis
honorable resolution lie ContrG
leur venre arre davis dams Ia gazette ocele c
tra pour Ia coneetion de banqees brqes goes
boss les doG c6es do la Msique des Craps
Morales ct ass lie carreage des brunetes les curb
stone mis- ct aus Ia repnraon dss vale ban
quotes.
James j. Hanlon rs peds
Neuve Mairdliong 81
D. u. OJren, SO
Madame Babhey, a.
Yenve Eivere succession Adolphe Riyiere. 96
f. G. Garbreeht, 100
~ G. Kaephe, GA =.
Erdoan Qovi, 30 :.
Michael MIXED, $50
NJ Sur.ers, 80 ;.
j. Regain, 20 :,
F. Goole 20 :.
q, Bertou, rs -, & pcs,
p Deiliole, AZ . 4 .
A. Williams, AZ q
Neuve Jack Feda, * q .
Mary J. Thomas, AZ q
Mue Joseph Miohal, "a
Charles Pheetaugh, AZ
John II. Judgans, II .
JAS. A. HOPKINS
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, "a Mai, 1859.
A Honorable Conse Cornmun
de la vile de Ia Nonvee- Orleans
I ES soussignes. proprietnires fnisant face
IL Ia du Basin demandent honorable corps,
voir les de
possible de la rue do la Commune la Girod.
Inemes mateanx seront autan are pou-ra
rgoles lie dessechement des
manre convenabe partout on les propretars deeront
ordonne lie Voyere tnut de maniee
surface uuie. Louyrago veDdu lencsn par
le Contreeur cnq gazette ociele
VIM. Bese, 240 peds.
j. Todd, for Seaman, IA :,
q. l.. Waterman, rs :.
JAS. Syme, 81 :.
Julia Ryan llU =.
P. Gsune, 30 :.
JOS Alexander. 80 :,
r. P.Smith, 80 :.
Jas. Uesban, ITO :,
j. 7. Burk, 40
JAS A. HOPKINS, Secretars du
je3 1awSw Conse DIES Assistants Aldermen.
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Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, septembre 1858.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la
VILE de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sOussignes, prOprie.
l ares agents de proprietares faisant face hein
de Genlly chen Bayou lie chemin fer Point
chartran hisant ia maorte reqne Particle l9 de Ia
nonyele chartre de la VILE prions vosre
honorable de fare construe chenin coqules IL
dite portion du chem.n de Gentilly
r. N. Davis, 4n3 peds.
John PemhertoD, 223 10 pouces.
Hugh Robinson. 400
Madame V. Grllo, 226 :.
Madame Veuve II. Bourgoin, 1877
Ruff. McIhenny, l64
A. Mienberger, $50
John B. Jacob, 26
v. Nenard, 22 >.
Ayet Cruz 13l
James Hopkins AS
Chas. W. Hopkins, AIS
Michel Lorenz, 2a5
Franz Griber, 2Si
John Dining, 20
A. Perin, 90 :.
Blanc, 4S
CHAS CLAIBORNE,
je2S ltawSw Secretaire du Board des Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS. May 10, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city of New Orleans:
VTNHE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting Ursue street. respectfully prays your
orabs body have brick Sidewalks berered
aud wooden CUTTERS mado said street. from Miro Broad
Streets from Claiborne to Roman where
both Sides leaving opened the usual width for the trees the
be adudcned to the lowest bidder the Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13
EoUvEILE ORLEANS, II Mai, 1879
A Honorable Conseil Commun de la NoEveile Orleans
ES SOUSSIGNES, PrOpriefnires faIsan
New ORLEANS, May "a, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, May "a, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Bnsn respectfully honor
able body have The dewaks said regarded ard
raised TIE highest altitude practicable from Comm.n
God street The to be reused fa practicable
Cutters for draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired by the directed by The Surveyor
the be covered to give unbroen surface
to the side walk The to be adjndicaed the lowest
bidder by The Comptroller after FIVE days notice in The official
Journal And petitioners, in duty bound will
pray
Bcste 24O feet.
J. Todd for y. P. Seaman, "A :.
Tn. L. Waterman, IS
James Syme, l2s
Dan shcean, 81 :.
Julia Ryan, 40 :.
P Gaune 80 :.
Joseph Alexander 80 :.
R. =. Smith, for Michael DecoIrsey 80 :.
Jas. Desban, ITO =.
j. T. Burk, 40 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary of
Board 0 Aldermen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

NEW ORLEANS September l, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
GESTLEMEN. We, the undersigned,
VI representatives Of real property fronting
that portion Of Gny road lying between Bayou road and
the Railroad being the legal majority required
by 9 Of the New City Charter respectfully petition
honorable body for shell road to be made that
o. dalo.. IL ,hod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

EMpTY RpTTLEs-30O hampers Empty Bottles, In
u store and for sale by
SCI 1taw4t 14i Roy al street.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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PETiTIONs--OFFICIAL.


new ORLEANS. juno 8. 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
THE UNDERSIGNED, owners OF real es.
tate fronting 0oodchldren street. ASK your
honorable body roadway norh and soun sad
street be with round stones from Eysia reds to
tcabeEem ptcaand bordered BY curb stone AND wooden
CUTTERS The to be adjudicned ny the 70
the work TO e completed under specifications furnished by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

NoUvELLE ORLEANS, 7 Juin 1885,
l,IIonorabla Conseil Commun dc in Nouvele Orleans
T A Petition DIES Soussignes respecsueuse-
~ n5ent represente Ia requs lie
able corps passer resolution auorsant Conreeur
yendre apres davis Ia oiccl
pour confecon de banquettes brques les eux
cotes de Port de Ia des Bons EnaotS
ST. Avid Louvrage etre fat dapes specifications
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

INFECTED PER SHIP ROGER STEWART, from
400 boxes Absynth, Psrned.
40 =. :. Refger
For sale by VI Van ALoG q w.,
SCI 1taw4t ia NoyeI slreel.
EuaENH CLlC9UOT-loo baskets Champagne in
G. CAEARoC Il CO.,
SCI Itaw4t 14i Royal street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

TIE LLTxsT NoyELII N fasBIos.-1he rcry
Is:s.t novelty IL fashion, in feminine dress-
estsiyacn, reported % have been phiiOsOy ideally
obssrz Cd, Il Lot hTi discovered, tie sOsth sunny
sGe ii CbssIGt street Saturday z1ternoOa- lady,
vtTv bsLdsouely efzIed. and With face and figure
nsieh, - Observed On that woil-feqHeEted prOze-
nsoe Ga tie hle finger Of Der left hand she dsutiy
woe EeE prlrnrv-sr-tiDted Jouyru, hzndsogie
diaH6Bi rz3E-;he brilliant 80 10 bine enamel wnich
siow 81 II yery FrzzLy. To tie under p.t Of this
m ar ATTACHED Yenetlsa cnsn Of the puresf gold
tern s;.ng another r1nx 20 al arourd WITH i Wels
Of dverzs su4lify. hue. and l1sser. TaroaSh this
delicate kerchiefGf hse With the exceptica Of aboas
square ioebes in the eeuterjnst enoagb %
By. a. tie sayI1g x--wHs paseed and the whole was
Tef0ent from the minor digItsl Gforrnez,ioned and
really bad pretty effect The design WA % provide
a nsw WY Of carrying the -o1esOsy which woald
ksye tbe hand d=eniSzed, and yet Display the besaiy
~ tie Lzee ebro5eTy. IL decidedy succcsfal.
ard Of The nestess exhibitors OF the seaeon What
L light aYfear when made BY les fsstIzgse per-
son, We DO Dot presesd 10 zess. We record what We
saw. IPhiladelPeiz PrssA
irgzl controversy now b progress 10 CneiuRsti
has developed banking church. IL il the German
IEthersn Church on Elm stneet above Twelfth The
csposis reached SO 0s0 whsn she treasurcr got hs
aeooun1s 20 mixed up that nobody os what tecsnss
ofths nen<z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
THE MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE CUES
TIOY.
LETTER FROM DIR. WIN. F. CLAIMING.
TIE MARRIAGE RELATIoS-I-Aus or HAssAcHr-
SUITS AND nDIASA--HIs DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
REPLY tn HIS TRADUCERs


REILLY TO HIS TRADUcERs.
To ~ Isi:srs ef TAe Atlzs s@S DaiIs Bee
GIsrLLsKs: On The 18th Of January last, one Of
tie Boston nexsTsp.rs contained editorial para
g7ayh, entitled "sprirushsm in tie Family Circle,
which wss made up Of assertions concerning alleged
dcusstie difficulties Of my The immediate effect
# tli paragraph, which went the rounds Of the Ane-
ricas pres, give The wdes' publicity - matters
Of strictly private nature IL sjsO furnished texi
for articles in otLer ptpers containing The most gross
sna u,iouneed oslur-nies.
Residing in another STATE, have hitherto forAorns
rtrly, Jer;ly from Of self.ree7eos, partly be-
ssule this invasion OF Tie rights Of private he though
sn oense 8, which human mature rsyos, kdH,s Of 10
Ieiiese and makes remOn-trsnce and correction alike
in possitle, Al The cot Of exposing sl further
what Y sacred 70 the Efe Of the individual
A year % two ago We heard with indignation the
Esory OF innocent ren, dragged naked tl~Sush the
stIests by tie rafksns u frontier town. Al editor
who drags tie Is1vzie Efs Of Any nan tarough hi col
E1I< for rurVosss Of cishOnor, commits an seton
les slsEse.al and eovsraiy. double bzssDess al
tsei e. 10 kin, When be Stze1s the reputation Of
nan, AID be urs, ss2d c0Dder1lec By every COG ssd
r1tion Of deceucy or sosL pIopr'ety "a veil ss By
every feeling oCrsm0o 20 gentlemen NkAf sal be
tL0rEbt Of who take the rur1ors OF the town a.
sufheeui suthorE for sCoh ou'rages and VINO debzss
her Crce by giving form and car-saey 10 the reports
cfEo-eIsl IL : useless 10 sex redree Tor Injuries
Eke ttese. No denial follow suct SspersoJz
Nor Justification BE- entered uPOl, for Il h never
possible unfold the street The Privase word VI
every name hfe. The maxim, " MAJ knows the fas:,
- Gsd the eiEcurssaDce wsrid apply here, even Il
b. fsct which h hid in donestsc hfe ooGlt eycr Be
iShtly todd
Bull have not the ehOire left ne 20 remain pevsa-
penty sself Wbe1 Iooo-sder thai the principles ca
Which have acted lave been assset thrOagh ne,
and st he privs1e acs Of my he have been Pablcly
fsissfed TO addiuOrsl rcprrach 90 Al unpopular
fAisf. did eek ether the private o. the public
i<ues which have been nsae IN ms oFa life On Ibis
Cetirsl social problem q hArrizSe; BAT have not
sbruEk ard DO not shrink row from meeting the re-
tTozs1biltes, Tublsc and Povste, which have beeu
placed UPON ne. Pr.D1p!es are only tested By tee
fthf1inees Of individuals &c their convctions Soesty
Is enAsculased By sPrii Of Mean CONFORMITY, o. By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

rHR PENNSYLVANIA BASK-BoRRIs CANAL COM
PAkY-OUR RAILRoADs-ASOTHER AARkEr
PALAcx-TRE RISE IN cOAL--oUK STEAM
LINZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

Cus have progressively extended the facilities 81 d.
Vu4ee; aud tLis process IL going year By year ii
accelerated rnsio from well-ascsriDsd sociai aeces
ally. LBglALd has Just taken important forward
STEP in rsnedyng thus some Of the worst results OF
lie i bercnt imereetou Of the system Of mere phys
cal EanIaFe.
HCw doe this imperection show itsslf' Only the
met eur-ofy statement is possible here. The law
u h,h makes Marriage mere physical contract WITH
or, cuats.tcn destroys, a. far se Can 10 soelsiy
an reverence for what God made 10 be the center u
Lrua t;e Almost inevitably Marriage on such terms
l. entered into reckletsy for the law recognizes no
cordous OF ntBese, and V persisted IN TO Use dep;ns
OF degradation. Continuance even IN unnatural unioas
In made virtue Ind society drinks 70 the cress tcS
cup Of POLLUTION. Where lie parties to .ne physical
eoitIset are oISsd IN Intrinsic Life and character OPP
rcsed IN structure Of mind and body and IN the place
AID uses for which they we're made Il II amply al
iut 1if ef CT 70 invoke the doctrne OF d-pliae u
q sometime. done, 70 psllizte the dsgUst " TIER
uuiou No power On earth can change the ESSENTIAL
aeeo-ds 81 living forces, Spy more tAan OF nAsen-i
,oroes OF make less impure and eontaninafanS mar
49, hicL Hlds together adverse E2{1rcs- seltnef
I sry sTs,sn Of moral repression snlee, N t.s az
crvsste OF Society. 20 preserve order where n7-rri
sw u yclsfed. Hence the reactions against tie op-
uressiozs CT remedies physical marriage sysse1 u
Herr tie corruption which gov. up within - PrI--
t;futio y the inevitable attending shatow OF The sys-
t.u-s part Of the system itself. Every Chr1Stan Sss
or Lstion EXCEPT S~cden, where the reaefon has A.
mot 0ysrtLTu0l Marriage itseif, either bccn--s Or
uFteeay tolersies prostitution, witch has ben pro-
esirt I'd even IN AEera Itssgf, % Be " TIE ssiety.
valve Of Marriage" But prostitution Is 8 s1Ah esd
os4ntarrd with The o.hsT crimes Of fore s1a iFsGa
aslnzl worm whlea Goa from the sane s0arce a
sIfofus-d uuna-UTzl ulio1s- And al d thee sFLA
are saen ~ nOthag the uztoid outrzge ProiAri@-
tiou asd s-s-ri0g which have leg4l eSste1es ~ithr
tie fsle Of Marriage" ItslL Out Of tloSe t12Zs,
a. well OF leo WTOngs cone COLLISIONS "A iA-
ned lie, for which law At length pTUvlces some rs1s-
d. b. thar collision tie stu wider accept
snce Of the infzy Of annzs1Ta unions o. 1ocoont o.
tie po,yalar ereea winch hoids sueu A4Tlzze IN TOE
a . - -. H.
erdate.
Bon Il = sa'c tbzt sny measures a release from ia7
physical cousr-sOn o. the pre~euf system, however
g-zzded would remove rstrsnf from Tsssf0n, ID te
bad sense OF tbzt word. We haye already soez IA.
exiting reetrzinfs wbert unzztgrzl, have pr0yOkea
resetio- Bot i y fart witch needs 70 be reeog-
uized that the present regulation Of uarTage = ns
oue EDneh Of oODssrzt Of Iow liceasc Of sh1eh
woman perhap- Z the chef vltla- TIE noss violent
opposition zneiiorafioc Of the prc-ent nSrrAge
code VII eons FROM zen Of iov and nALseT inmate
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

STATE OF WIscoNsiS. -Kenosha County Circuit Court
Henry Willis against James CrbD samuel B. Appleton
Sch Doan John N. Dewey, Samuel +. Rice Llcv Per,
kins, Ephraim Perkins, Amos Giiddon The Kcnosha
Fer Company, John Hier, James Ozan, Alfred foster
James Ozanne, Nicholas Rodars, Donat Zeitler Jobn
French, William RaddIe, Elisha Miman and John ".
Merrill. I ~
virtue and IN pursuance Of final iudr-
amer dc5crIDed mace and entered in he above cutted
cau5e on llG t"e1ty-frst 2isl day of May A. II 1889
AZ tle regular May term o. said court / Ftatkli1 IL
ls@u reieGee duly appointed by said court hat pur-
o2 es. Ief ioF sale ana sell at public auction to tie
iiguse " me cy and county Of Kenosh and s.ato "a
the third d) dag Of September A. D. 1869 The loo,yio
described piece or parcel land or so much thereof q
VIII De s6lhcent to satisfy the said judgment and costs
together WIN The costs and expenses SAID sale: Thai IL
10 say The north west quarter Of section eleven nd in
township number two ~, north Of rauge number twetv-
two III east and IN the SOuers in the county
Kehosha ana State Of Wisconsin.
Terms Of sale--CAsu.
Kenosha, May oath, 1889 S6o
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

SIAfE OF WISCONSIN, -Kenosha County Crcrit Court
OFson s. Head against katherine j. Brown Alfred T
aodder, Thomas D ice, and Rouse Simmons
HPy virtue and IN pursuance Of a final indg-
IL ment for the sale Of the morgag,d premises erei
after dtscroe, made and entered the above entitled
cause on the thirtieh t30thl day Of May A. 1919 ~
lhe regular term Of said court, l. Franklin n Had a
lsree du appointed by said court for that punose shan
ober Tor sale AID sell public auction at eleven ,cci
~ the forenoon Of Saturday the third 1911 dav If
per- n D. 1909, at the 'front.' door OF The court honse in
t- CITY and county 81 Kenosha and State Of wisconsin
the following described lots parcels Of land or ~ (
and costs, together with the costs and exfeea ~ sjS
ae; i IN IS lots No three RI four M in block
keuosha, and on the northeast quarter If ti ei ~
own NO one j north Of range twenty three f28leagt
Dated June 1862 -iAND' "si sps,
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Sheriff OF kenosha County
LYON ADAMS P.ainHf's Attorneys, RacineWis 5m49


AtTATE OF WISCNNSIN.-Cif Circuit Court
- CoontY 2f Eeaosaa. - William Stanley, plaiptt r.
band, Evelyn H. Porter, Erasmus D GiIlis Harry Tur
Nee and Martha /. Durbec his wife, Charles Durkee nd
caroline purkee his wife Gideon TuesdeIl and Juia A.
his wife, Defendants
SUMMONS FOR KEHEF--. The State Of Wisconsin to
Maria Cleveland, AtYa Cleveland her husband Ey, lvn
H. Porter, Erasmus ellis, Harvey Dugkee and Martha
r. Durkte his vic Charles nusEee and Caroline Duikee
his wife, Gideon Tuesdcl and Julia Traesdel his wife
Charles Deming and Caroline Dcmiug his You ore
hereby summoned and required To the complaint
IN this action which has been and now fled in the off &c
of the Circuit Court for the County aforesaid at Kenosha
and TO serve copy Of your the said complaint
on the subscriber at bis Office, in the city Of Kenosba
and state Of Wconsn, within ninety days after The SER
vice hereof exclusive OF the day such service ana if
you fail TO answer the above complaint within he time
aforesaid the piainG in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. DAVID NnGgLE Judge Of the Circuit
r. . Court for the County oi Kenosha this 10Th dny Of
L. . March, A. D. 1854
NATHAN b. HYDE. or Kenosl, wis
bw4S PLAINTIFF Attorrpv
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Dated May 10, 1859

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-AIonzo White Joshua
H. White PA nulls, against Charles Myers Defendant
HHhta0fS Jar Fstief. Com served.
'BNHE State OF Wisconsin to Charles Myers
II the above named defendant You are hereby sum
oned and required 10 tht complaint of the said
piainhs in this action, which viii be ed in the office Of
city Of Kenosha in the State Of Wisconsin and to
copy OF your answer to tie said complaint on tn sub
Scrlbe", at his office in the city Of Kenosha Wisconsin
within twenty days after the service Of this summons on
you exclusive of the day Of sGc service and you fail
to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this aco viii apply the court for the
relie demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Kenosha, May l3th a D. 1859.
Witness the Hon DAVID NoGGLE Judge Of the first
l. S. Judicial Circuit Of the Wisconsin al tie
city Of Kenoshg, this 18Th day OF May A. D.
1859. l.. Il. NICHOLS. Clerk
J. ). PETIT, Plaintiff s Attorney
The complaint in this scton filed 8Iay IA, 1859 with
the Clerk OF this Court IA Eeao-ha city Wisconsin
J. }. PETIT, Plaintiff Attorney.
OF kenosha city.
May Il, 1859. Gw4o