davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
TIE following paragraphs are
from the Jackson Clarion:

AAVA VIC V&RHNeN1
"The Kinds County Gazette
promised to tell us all about the
Lake. Smidt outrage, but itdid not.
1t said nothing about the little girl,
twelve years of age, confined in
bed with infamatory rheumatism,
and the infant, being left alone in
the house, while their parents and
sister we're being hurried to Jail for
arresting q negro who had been
proWling around their house and
had made indecent proposals to
their sister.
The Kinds County Gazette has
two columns upon its first page in
defense Of Sheriff Lakes conduct
in the Smidt outrage. The partic-
ulars we're furnished by Lake. Up
on its fourth page it has a four col
umn advertisement, Of the sale OF
lands for non-payment Of taxes,
also furnished by him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

A VOLUNTEER company was Or
ganized in Canton, the other day,
with James Reid, Jr., Captain,
Charles S. Priestly, LIST Lieutanant,
Scott Field, I'd Lieutenant.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
WEEKLY HERALD
TUESDAY. SEPT. 6, 1870.

THE New Orleans papers report
only one case Of yellow fever in
the Charity hospital and that con-
v~alescing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
uOw WILL IT END

Inc question which heaus IhiS
does not so much apply TO wheth-
er France or Prussia will succeed
in the war, as under whatever cir
Cumstances, will be the effect upon
France. There can be no longer
any doubt that the NapOleonic dy-
nasty is, for the present ut least,
ended. Prussia has claimed TO
make war not upon France, but
upon Napoleon. This sentiment
appears to have ruled at the Prus-
sian Court from the very first, and
is very clearly shown thus. In a
conversation on the prospects of
the war with King William, the
King is reported to have said:
We are playing high" when Bis
marck replied "Oh, no, your
Majesty, the stakes are only two
Napoleons." The 1.-TWO Napole-
ons' are the Emperor and his son.
The King caused official procla-
nation to be made that the war
was solely against Napoleon, and
not against France. 1t doubtless
Is true that this was intended as O
stroke of policy, since he knew
how unpopular Napoleon was
amongth the French.
If, however, King William was
serious in his declarations, the
war is ended since Napoleon il
q prisoner in his hands, and the
dispatches indicate that the En-
press has signiied her willingness
and intention to 60 to the Emperor
at the earliest moment. Both the
Napoleons, the "stake in thi!
game" are the prisoners Of Prus
STA, it is now said. What, then, il
left for the King of Prussia ? If HI
continues the war he bellies thu
solemn promises which he hai
made, for a further prosecution
will be against France and no
Napoleon, and yet how can h,
cease. He will not be permitted
to quietly withdraw from Frencl
soil. Some permanent disposition
must be made Of Napoleon. Wha
will it be? Is his fate to be SIM
lar to that OF his uncle? Wher
is the st. Helena which will con
stitute his PRISON. With whom
can King William treat for peace
He must treat with the Governor
of France, for it is that wit
which he wages war. Napaleo.
surrendered the reigns of Govern
ment to the Empress as Regen
and it now appears a
if she has abdicated an
a new head which King WilliaI
has no reason to recognize he
appeared in the person of Gener'
Trochu, as Dictator. France hG
virtually declared in favor of
Republic, yet it has none of tn
forms of Zone. Will King WilliaI
permit the establishment of sue
a government or will he insist VI
on himself making the governmer
and the ruler? ANY such attemI
on his part we think would b
highly impOlitic. The only solu
ton that we can see, to end a prc
tracted and bloody war, is throug
the intervention Of foreign poV
ers, by which terms of peace wi
be decided upon between Franc
Prussia and then leave France I
arrange her own internal di
sessions.
\
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
STATE OF M~ISsISSIPPL.l
Warren County.
Chancery Court of Warren County,
At Rules, August 30, 1870.
Sims q Ridley,

-. vs.. NO.iS.
TIPUN opening the papers in this cause,
and IL appearing 70 the satlsIAt ton OF
the court, from the affidavit Of II. r.. Cook,
solicitor for compliments, that the unknown
heirs OF q mas X. Fulton. deed, and the IN.
known helm OF Hampton ). Christian, decd.
are all nOn.resldents Of the State OF aissis.
sIppI, and bey0ni h ordinary process OF
this Court, ami that the places Of residence
and postofioe Of b Aforesaid unknown de-
fsndants has not been as 3ertained after dill
gent inquiry. this 10. therefore, 20 make
known " the sud defendants OF the un.
known helm OF ZenAs X. Fulton, deceased,
and the unknown heirs OF Hampton 5. ChEtb-
tian, deceased, that unless they DO and ap-
pear at q ChAncery Court Of Warren Coun-
~, 70 be held in and for said county. q the
court. house thereof. In the city Of YickSburg,
on the los Monday In Oct A. D.. 1871, then ALd
there 70 plead, answer or demuT T. tho said
complaint ants bill Of complaint the same,
with the allegations thereof, will be taken
for confessed as TO them, and this cause set
for, As 10 them. ex parte.
10 Is further ordered, That o copy OF this
order DO publ shed in the Wick burg Wetkly
Herald, q newspaper printed and publ shed
In the city VI VteksOurg, In laid state OF
MIsslssipui, for foul consecutive weeks.
DOne before me-, A. II. Arthur, CLERK Of
the IhnceFy COaFt at Rules, at my ONCE In
tho City uf vlcksburB this the 1th gay Of
A II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
BurWell 4 Cook, SOll0itclS for complain
ant. RugSl'Wtt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

REVEREND ROBERT PRICE has
removed from the pastOrship Of
the Presbyterian church In Port
Gibson, and 10 10 be placed In
charge Of the Presbyterian church
II this city,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

CANTON has at last an organized
fire company, but as yet it has
neither engine, hose carriage nor
hose.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
NO. 0PERDIDo STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

NEULLRTr STEEL RRDsH COTTON GINS. ennsat Hand Totes
mar honhem ComP Planter ranuad Southern Cotton PhnterA stafford aal44.
satNeyGang Flows, Cdenahs Con ard Wheat MMA NorWafk ttaNeH4F sad
Portable Steam kagn@ and Denenk Circular saw nls Bsls 9mo .gWesa n4s oAe
Combined Mower and ReaReES, with uIopper AaaehmenA. 9gah pEM8. hnna ka#zT
Rs and wheat Thrashgss Book hiaden Machinery, HaH9 Steam Punp4 WQe4X#4
aeh9 cMn Cuhhan. hoCousn kumps. CucnmhaF. Weed Pumps nf HeH 4e
UEmna, Oras19kHs CARTS CultEa9ra. re-. ynsr1. eem eheheHt N#eANN
sweeps sefspsHA VeeR Cas- villa coakB kVap0EaNn, mazEH#zI
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
A OF MISsIsslPPI,)


WARREN COUNTY.
Benjamin A. Folks and Mary A. Folts,l
Administrators Of John p. Gee, decd,
1851 vs..
Chas. Peine, administrator do bOnIs nOn.S
isaac ElmOre, et al.
Chancery Court Warren county, at Rules,
Augu { 3Oth, 1870.
TTPON opening the papers In this cause,
and { appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court, from the AFFIDAVIT Of II. =. look,
c~OmplAinants solicitor, that Louisiana q.
Felts, Of the defendants 10 this suit, Is q
non resident VI the State Of Mississippi. ard
beyond the ordinary process Of this Court,
and that her place Of residence and post
office, are at Memphis, In the State Of Ten.
DesSee; this ls therefore 10 make known 70
the said Louisiana q Fclts, that unless she
be and appear at q Cuancery Court, to be
held In and for said county, Of the Court
House thereof, In the City Of Vicksburg, on
the
First Monday in October, 1870,
then and there, to plead, answer or demur
10 the and cOmplainRnts Bin Of Complaint,
the same. with the allegations thereof, Will
DO taken for confessed ~ 70 her. aud this
cau'e set for hearing as 70 her ex.partc.
IL IL further OTdeTei that q copy Of this
order be published in the VlcksbuTB Weekly
Herald, d eWspapeT printed and published
the tity OF vluksb1rg. In said stats OF
MlsslssIl pi Tor { u successive weeks, and
that u copy Of this publication be sent to the
said Louisiana q. Felts, at her place Of resi-
dence and pc t office as aforesaid designat.
cd
Uone before me, A. II Arthur, Clerk oil
the ChnnceTy Court, at my Office, ut Rules
In the City OF Vick>OuTg. this the SOth day OI
August, A. ID. 1870.
II. T Cook, Sol. for C0mplnps. RusSi
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
SOUTHERN SCHOOL,
IN


NEW YORK oLTXs
LHRs. EDWARD D. HHfEEe Enslish
Land Ereneh NeardInz teeeA goqas
f5iTH. 10 mWc# era zHe4 =.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND GREAT NOVELTIES

In Fall and Winter Dress Goods, white Goods Luens Hosiery. and Ladies' aaa esan'
Furnishing Goods, and in Cotton Goods particularly OWING ToTHE IMPENDING var
A REDUCTION OF PULL TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
IRON former prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
REDUCTION

In prices of GOODS Tor the Fall and Winter Seasons Of $50 and IsL
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
REINHARDI.
I3I Washington street.
--o-0-
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
In vossAurr. and acknowledged byia legion Of OmtnsnO ad nc mapPrs a 81
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE s0UTH
THE MOST %ExTENs1vE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

IHnAPEsr DRY GOODS HOUSE N THE SOUTH
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
8ermt1& { 8.

Aus BEN S@pabeulanhe sutrb a1s Merf'
tparbtstets bee Sabres 1870 bert&tet, bab In
ben lesten Eusen bes Novenber I'M Gretet
nod Roftn, &efeben, eeplpss, Relfen bldb'
ten unb mebrere @ctereten nod so1auf b.
f&dftst uaren.
!0lidlt@er Jiuher.-Su %f6rrtns, einena
Dorfe IN benz baterii4en @eeterunssbestrf
S&waben, fanb eta8ausrnburf9e auf etnem
<euftloe faunt einen Tub ttef unter Ter
Groe etnen Eopf NIT 1900 @:id gut ertal
tenen rSmti4en &upfermansen aus ben 3tt'
ten Der 3ailtr 9abrtan, Gomuaobus, Anto.
MUS Ytus unb Mureltan.
Yroit @ablaeit! - aus Varts Don. Is.
Nou. faretbt bic .Gorrefponoenee be9ours":
Die 6trauee unb Galuare bes 8uts be Bou'
loene fne enbltd aeelimatilirt. @efern
purbe btefes 8roee @tlb III ber ensltfden
@esseret bes Tauburs st. @cnore slet&iet'
tts nit ben Blfeln jurs 2auf sebottn. Dte
9uxbe tserben 3u9auitnben serfpetst. Das
@orurtbetl unferer gdter sebt u @rabe.
0roentlt& abseldla4tet, usbl a%bsetdutet,
pa0enb 3uberettet uup NIT elmer suten@ Sauce
anstri&tet, 1T ber 9un> cine soriaslt@e
@petfe; bas> Gleti& TT belteat, ro1s unb tet'
aesmess BART, obwobl bas sprt&wort faet
ssdur CONNIE du chien."
6i9ters@ eis9eit.-Der Dbtr>@ tutlrt&ter
zines unsariiaen @omttates uta9te bic Gr-
fa9runs, bab felt &bi&afuns Der Yruse1'
arafe bic &aufereien In ietnem 8e3irt febr
lberbanp ne1ren, ba bic 8etrefenben aus
elmer MrrefRraft I4 nt&t pttl maaten. Ct
fam baber auf Elm Acknowledgements, wel'
DIES tueter se9en bas @eieB, nod oe9en bic
9uuanitdt uerfoBe. Mls tbm u zines
Eases tptsber Greeoenten sersefa6rt purben,
lief er ben Barber bclen, Der tbnen bic
9aare abihnetbeu unb bas @elat s(att ri.
fren uauete. Das bait. benn 100 Elm folder
@si9orener tn fttnen @obnert' 1uradtsbrte,
eortet pte 94l18ereten all.
Slit sut9erantr.- Sn beutidtn3 ettunsen
fnOet fa folsenbe gefanntmadans: "@er.
tetseruns bes sutberbaumes 3u pfflisbetm
bel Worms. llxler ueitbtn 9~efannter gu.
tterbaunt, ulnne. BON raebr ais 20 Meter
9S6e, . Meter umfans uns 3 @ster Durd>
meder, rpurbe I'm 20. y. ". som Sturm &C.
fdQt. @eit ,erbretttte 9asen, .pel4e nit
benz l1rlpruns Der protefanttlatn Ssetc
Deutf@lanbs eng 3uiammea0dnsen. perbtn'
ben (A i'm @olfsmunbe NIT bteiem Sabr.
bunserte altsn 8aume. Die febr bebeuten,
ben 9ol3maGen bes 9utberbaumes rperoen In
r,sbreren @unoert srobtn unb fletnen 9ooien
Montae ben IL. December I. s., 8ormit'
tags 10 Itr, tm @@ulbaule babier sesen
Y%aar3atlurs seraei9ert."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
Da8 Qeben 1T fur3.
(The brevity Of life.)

~Das sebex II NIT ta1. fets ntdt BET Mabnuxs taxi,
.N,hts 1T eas Qeben. ais dn fanene' Qaxt.
Drum leaten mir bic Stunben ntdt ueriGerjen,
.Des 2ebens @rna tets traeen In benz 6ertea.
~ in xebtn MUIR. Wfenl4. 1T { etx
% las ties etne Dir ~eeeetltst ietn!"
lnO rod, rie 0tele y%erbrinstn ibr 2.ten. unfdbt8 etnem
nustrtnseneen 3pede uaa,utreben neil traenp cine bein,-
tNdiih, arantbe,t Re ba,u unfahis madt. uus neil f. e.
seraldld Nisen seer ablebnen. bic 9etsmittel .3u setraa.
den welde tbnen errei4tar ane. @rtt, In fttner wuns
lDeiStelt. bat in ben Ginri9tunsen br gfatur fur
@esentnittel aesen aIe 2eisea. wel&en cas- Menideuse<
iGlebt unterw0rten III. eeforet, uns nit Suite Der Winen.
itaft inb bic 6eiltrafte eemiNer &rduter. Wur5eln unb
@ineea ,uiammsnsete0t woreen unb es @eiultat 1T ais
W ers Krduter Bitterer tn e. eanaen eiplt
drten GDelt belannt. Ct retnist tas 8lut trdftist eos
Merseniufsm erbobt ben gefanb idn,mttider 2sbenSfrafe
unO eebalt ben saniea meui4ltden Oraauismns tn elmer
a~eiuncen Stimnuno. gu baben bet aden Drosunten uMb
Or. 8. g. 9artm y. o.. Gtsea'
trimmer, Qapelfer, "a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31

1854. 0e8riutet 1854.
TbpS. s. 8tr6(er,
&atbpliibe Sucbtdnblua9,
416 sOutt Gtart Ctr, Gbicasc. 81.
tdlt fets etnen grrratt bon
MISSALE ROMANUM, RITUALB,
Gbeolpsifhe wcrfe, Gebet= uno
Grbaunngsbi6er,
in aaen eprdhsn uut rerihtebenen Gtnbdutes.
0euticbe uns Gns!iide Gdulbudber.
8u9.r, pie Dolmether, Brtefteler, Rs9b19er,
Mr3neibu9er
nsse anbsrn. beadnets auf sas..
Bilser aller Griffin
etne fGtne NuspaH.-8sruer:
areuae, @capuliere, @eibtedtl, HoltnttrGu;e,
@ebrau&. @aasfer3ea xus
WadsfSde.
ale Sorteu aalenoer fir has Sabr 1871,
sDbclefale sn> &etaiL
na- Nsest fIr ben .B auheser'
HtaH arrefare,
THOS. J. BIRCHLER,
416 South Clark Str, Chicago, III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
rer 3uFu@tsfdtte fit ben papf wenia
9eetanet erl4etnen.

eeeisuet erl@einen.
Den neueren pofna@rt&ten ertneb>
rsen mir fol9enbeS: Der @eiammtper>
luit Der 8aYer1 int teutla< fransbfi&en
2riese felt ft@ BIG gum @efe@t bet<
Orleans ouf 5515 Mann. Die metz
iten Off5tere blieben toet BET Der
S9la@t Don Sepan, t,dmli9 So (per<
&punret rpurper, babel 162); he Blo>
face ron partS tofet bic 8atern 8 torte
unp ii perrpunoete OfFetere Get @eiz
eenburs rparen bic reip. 3ifern 4 uno
10, bet @Srtb Ia uno $50. 9pnloo>
ten BET Der S9la&t BON @eoan batteu
pie 8aiern an @emeinen 457 unb an
0erwuuoeten 1891. Der @elammt>
perluit Ger Snfanterte betrd9t na@ BEN
5ormationsfanpe "a. 20. Yrocent bel
oen OiFBieren, 10 procent bel Den TIM
t%eroff;iereu uup IS procent BET pen@e>
naeinet1.
Dur@ bic NIT benz teut1am Bunbe
abseidloHene Militdrtonpention miro
pas Contingent @lrtemberss In Grie>
pena3eit etpa 10000 Mant, - bur@
&5nia6urlaub u. {. ~. aptiaen 10000
bis $4,000 damn unb I'm &riessfau
iiber $4,000 Mann betraeen. Die
3abl BET Sff3tere miro erb1bt une per
@ebalt perlelben, entlpredenp ben 9eforz
oerttu 2~eiltuu9eu auf9ebe0ert.
Gin batti@es Blatt erfdbrt aus
iderer 4ueQe, pob fl@ 600 peuti&e
@efansene in MleierS befiucen, barun>
ter aud mebrere 8apener. Na@ Dem
8risfe zines Der 2ebteren, Der fur3 Dot
Der 8elaeeruns bon Sdlettitapt nit
Nnce!en nad Ml9ters seldaft poroen,
erfabren fe bort cine CUTE Sebanpluns
uno befnoen iid in Der milcen 2uft
uno bel Den feinen 2eteaSmitteln gang
wobl.
Ote Deld9erun96l9doe1 tllr Strab>
burg unc umoesenp belaufen fi@ mad
ZEN Nnmelcuneen auf 50>674>126
Jranfen; biesu fpmmen fit bas De-
partement 9tieperrbein etrpa so MiQio<
men RequiTtionen uup 2eifunsen fir
8rie9sjwede, morilber ete 8ofenltqut<
oationen nod i'm @anse finc.
prias @etnri@ Der Nieoerlan<
oe, Stottbalter Don 2urembur9, bat
Der preubii&en &esierun9 cine Note SUI
oeben la0en> &porin ct leu9net, pab
9u%remburs bic Neutralitdts9elese nit
ieinem @orwi0en perleBt babe.
Der &5nie Don 6ouanc 1aet TT ets
mem Brtefe an bic turemtur9iiae Nez
6 erans: ~Bir mouen eemeiniam ben
Yertra9 Don 1867, uniere Gbre unb Die
llnatbdneisteit bes @robbe3ostbume
s,rtbeipi9en."
De- 8ildof Don 2urembura Bat Na>
mems Der Ginwpbner oes @robberjo9z
t5um6 Dem &5ni9e ron 6oQano fit
iein @rbaltenpreuben eesenater ieinen
Danf at9eifattet. DoS @olf oalelbft
ttimmt einbeQis fur oieGrbaltuns ittner
unabbdn9i9teit.
Die 8erliner ~areus:3t9." felt In
Nbreoe> baB preuben 2urembur9 gu an
neftiren beabfdtiat uno tebauptet,
preuben noble feline &lasen pe9en Ser
leyun9 Der N%eutralttit pur@ Die 9robz
berso9li@e Ge9ierun9 einem S@ieosaez
ridt unterbreiten unp @aapenerlaB
forcern.
9 @tuei5.
NuS ben fatbolilden Gantonen trer>
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g 81 10 ei3.

Nus ben fatbolil9en Gantonen tper<
ben Demonlrationen Der 0!aubensscz
no0sn 3u G;unlten res b%srrdnsten
papite6 bsrihtet unp in urt ma6te Der
altc patriot Nationalratb 9u0er ben
Gc'14la9, beim Buncesratbe III petit
tioniren, cas er il4 fir Plus TX. uerz
rrenpe.
gu militdriider 8eltBun9 BON Slos
teiItn traf Der Bunpcsratb nsuli9 Bor<
febren, ia cei1en Bemobner ouf ibren
Irennun9s9elllten tebarren.
Nar9au baut In &5ntesfeloen Elm
Srrenbaue, cas- lber ;wet MiQioneu
Granfen toftet.
SGreiner BeQt IN @bur, Der einem
pferre res Gommancanteu Nil9 bosz
batter Weile Elm Sbr abldnitt, murpe
>ue9en cieler Dreoeltbat pom @raubunz
ner @rtmtnalsertdt ;u einem Sabr
3u@tbaus, gu 400 Granten Gulibdct>
Sun9 an zen Gisentbimer ces pferoes
uno ju ben Soften perurtbeilt
Sn 6aslen, Canton 81. @aIen. 1T
profefor D.. clinton 9enne, befannt
ais @eI9tbtl6reiber, Dtdter unp
@olfsreoner, i'm Glitter Don u Sabreu
9eitprben.
Der @t. @ottbarb 1T felt tem 20.
Nouember tuesen gu 9robem Sdneefau
t1idt mebr paIfrbar. @iei @ieb 1T
peri<tet tporcen. Die Reilencen itnp
in 8euiu3una ein9el@ueit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03
SHI1RIF'I1,s- sAI.T.-By virtue or an execn.

Dated at Ottawa this 9Th day OF November ~ % 1870
WALTER GOOD.
BY WIN. CULLEN. Deputy. Sheriff of In sale Corrt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03
NOR SALE.
My Former Residence.

= able terms the following lands and TOW LOTS situated
u Ia salls county, to Wit:
LANDS.
70 Asres-wH swi4 of Eis MEX Sec 9, 7 3s,R3
y Acres-S IN. Of Canal E$ NEh Sec. II, 49, RS
.SO Acres-W3 Swl4 Sec. 81, T. 81, r.
400 Acrea-NW4 Sec. ., T. a. RS.
TOWN LOTS.
Lou g. Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa.
Undlf Lot II, Block !, States Addition to Ottawa,
Ottawa ~ ~ "
10 Ottawa. ~ ~ ''
Lot q. Block sd, States Addition to O,taw,
Lot 19, block 80 Ottawa Centre
Ine above WIN I've sold for part cash down. and the residue
On time to suit purchasers For further rrcns ,nnv IN
Albert r. Dow, Canal Office, Ottawa 'f' "
Ottawa, May Is, ls6S-ti r. IL cnohptr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-03
AeQal.

\ AGHMENT NOTICE-LsTATro1
q s.s ls9 9sm I. SAIL ~ eStas o5a7 i.
f Fam = nd sr1 :. Jo;sDh MnerAnqeanen
e; 90 sss f,s S Sssp Of &. M sIstf
The aid i Fa e., snS q Ss,oSr, $50 n
dollars drccsed to ts e ss@ pf one hundred hye
John Mc.pss ossH re,GFIed executed by rce upon
re I sSsp On 81 Ms 5;. 1s e.
II s .Sse ss ss % Ss,s
s ss .:d b I.: :. n Fur and such be had
me 's's hoo ;as3 t i.;s
MASTERS sAI.E.-No,,ee y. ne,rn, ,,v.,
Of Of Ia safe e @s and ,s IF
the tern Of said court d. ain cause
sss s:n W.
isn s OF Monday the nineteenth day Of December A. D.
r -, = 'ae HON of ten O'Clock in the Day Offer
Ss e s siss,y i snss he
o!sed by said to be- oa hp 3 to r se e same
r wes nall Of the quarter Of Section fifteen
III sss third 800 principal mean sale county and State
Trims OF sM1-c"'h GEORGE N: leland.
Il. 4: BoYlA Conret's Solicitor. rov!6-sw'
NSd,cs !. E: OF JrEENtAH H,Syry prcsp.
% ne OF Jeremiah Hanifen late the county OF
Ss ss The the
uayJ VI january AZ tae Court House
sasd county when and where all persons having claims or
demands against said ar, notified 10 ,e pd ra.
the same IN writing for adjustment. ~ ''
Dated this 2st day Of November A. n. 1870
MICHAEL HANTFEN,
hoNSVoW AdLsinistrator.
NoIl(II.-EsTATE FREDERICK ZTgYpPN,r DFr,n-
Nolice hereby giSen that the undersigned adm Dltra
x OF the estate OF frederick Zimmerman hate 9 OF
"a sae AND stare OF illinois, ceased VIII appear before the
Goah court OF said county on the third Monday ng the
Io uayl OF january ISL, at the Court House in OTTAWA in
said county, when and where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate notified to attend and present
the same In writing for adjustment. f'
Dated this 4h day of NeSemt.r 4. d. 1s7D
ROSA G. ZIMMERMAN
ACmlIst ratEy.
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nov8-6w

Ni ELK t'E'>S "a IE.-Hy virtue Of an eJecu-
- uon issued out Oh the cc office Circuit Cont ~
Kendall county and state of Illinois, and ne directed
whereby am commanded 10 make the a certain
Judgment recently Obtained against Nathaniel : Pierce in
favor OF James MIay ont OF the lands tcncmrns Goods
ana ctattes OK the said Nathaniel Pierce levied on
tne following property TO wit The southeast quarter the
southeast quarter OF section twenty nine 90 in township
thrtys go north range fOur % east OF the hir "a nr
cpa meridian In the county OF La Sale and Illinois,
therefore, according TO said command snail expose for
SAFE at pubic auction, at the right title and interest Of the
ABOVE named Nathaniel s. Fierce ard above de-
scrbed property, on Saturday the Sh day November A. D.
house In Ottawa. ~
Dated a. Ottawa this 5th day of November A. H. 1870
WALTER GOOD
By WM. CULLEN, Deputy. Sheriff of La sale Comfy
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by WA CULLEN Deputy. Sheriff of La Sale County.
SIIERIINF',S SAIAE.-ev virtue or an oyccn.

SIIERI I'F''S SAIAE,.-By virtue or m eyecu.
ton Issued out OF the clerks office the Circuit Court
OF Kendall county, and state OF illinois, and me directed
whereby am commanded 10 make the amount OF certain
Judgment recently obtained against Nathaniel Pierce in
iaVOr OF James j. Nay, of the lands tencmens goods
ana chates OF the said Nathaniel Pierce have levied on
the following property to wit The northeast quart OF
ton twenty eight in township thrtysx 36) NORTH range
iour east OF the third 80 principal meridian in the com
" OF La Sale and state OF Illinois,
therefore, according 10 said command shall expose for
sale at public auction. all the right e and interest of tn.
above named Nathaniel s Pierce in and the above
.crbed property Saturday the th day November A. D.
oV att O'Clock p NJ at the south door of the county court
house In OTTAWA
Dated at Ottawa this 9Th dag of November 4, % 1870
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MOTTO Ei.-tSTATE or WILLIAM IT. DEEMS. DECD.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hdmniss
tor OF the estate of william H. DEEMS late OF the C0un
~ of La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the county court OF said county the third Monday oug
18th day of December 1870 AT the Court House Ottawa In
said county when and where MI persons having claims de-
mand against said estate notified to attend and
same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 22a day of october a. u. 1870
DAVID q. DEEMS,
oct296w Administrator.
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SHICKI EI''s~ "a 1E.-By virtue or an eyecu-
;, ton issued ont of the clerks office AMI 10 me directed
whereby am commanded to make the amour. oil certain
Judgment recently obtained against Nathaniel : Pierce in
favor OF James j. May out OF the lands enument Goods
ana chattes OF the said Nathaniel s. Pierce levied on
the following property TO wit The south quarter the
south west quarter Of secto twentyone en- n township
tlrtysX 900 north. range four y east of the third ; prin.
cpa meridian In the county I'll La Sale state OF noiS
Therefore, according to said command, shall expose for
sale. AT public auction. all the right title and the
above named Nathaniel S Pierce In the above De.
crihed property, Saturday the 26h day November l. D.
1870, at O'Clock the south the county court
house in Ottawa.