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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

the Lord my soul 10 keep" &c. Moreover as Tie
nr~t line l. merely an fmation," or staicmcnf q
TACT the second uauuray follow. Ia tlr sane sra H.
the fourth in Ike manner following thc thltd J. not
the Old fashioned form prayer ihr' thr samri And
after success I've generations of Euel peakug chill
drrn asd ,ave rus ugiy committed ticm-.lT-- 10
the LORI" 10 sleep fhi- simple manner, Norm
while iJr rufi.f IN gfnmr1f or rhfip.ic 70 MAKO fHs
graluIf"u= sng ye-flon OF amendment
The srclud stltem NJ / would cfil attention 20 "a
that referring 10 ale lTowih o. Roman Ctil0i-
ci-m I'm NgD-England." I, 20 quite accurate tn
call that growth which g. really almost
altogether q transfer of f,W Iundf'd l1usgud nan
CathOiioa from Ireland, nrd ffcm Germany aud other
European counties. q" eWEue ard " DUNG fhe last
thirty year, or course any intelligent and r. ilecfug
person knows that fl~ D. be main source - irrffase
bat the 4noia or those WHO d" Dot iakr ihe trouble
thiuk. ui-"d by ilc statement and jump tffe
to the conclusion tnat The sens 81 ihe lurars ars
GOING back Romano n. such hall statements 90
ha m ami might better uat Doe made. Very tinly YOur.
Ere, Penn. sept ?, 1879 4.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
4 STORY OF CRIME DENlED.

TO fae Edtfor II Fhc Ir tpHhr
SIR: noticed in = late number oi TIE Shhi-
WrLKEY TnnsrSF undcr the no dig "Who IL q"
Blame" some npon sgrao eiul art Gle N en
Was said b, soinz the rounds OF the papers puFp'
IN To 1--we account Of horrible outrage and murder
OF young woman attending the late Dimock camp
meeting To the credit of humanity. and espccay OF
this sitl and moral community. think 1t ought 10 d.
known wherever the story has the rounds tbat II
Is what Justly may be pronounced canard for nearly
III OF 10 absolutely fabricated ont of whole cjth'
Is, 10 say the least. monstrous cNasgcration.
Probiby ninctyune ont Of hundred in this vicinity
like myself knew nothing previous 10 the occurrence OF
the existence the supposed victim OF outrage ana
murder" nut FROM subsequent inquiry appears h"t
yonne woman ~ rather hayward character, Of family
living dozen fifteen miles from here attracted
the attention, several young fellows Of the "baser
sort at The camp mcetngO what cNcntit only Known
tncc her silence in death) 10 che scamps themselves
OF them. IL ~ presumed, finally escorted her
home but to the house 0i an acquaintance IN 's
place, wbor, owing perhaps to the fatigue excitement
and exposure encountered at the meeting and coming
thence TINS place 10y night, she was % III that phy
STEFAN was called. She died day or two after; ana be
suggested iLe pIoprcty OF Inquest held by the cOro-
ner aud jury who unanim usy agreed ihat neah re-
suited from ion and exposure, pi"uicihE
nervous prostration." Not the slightest evidence Was
found of any violence or outrage, which for aught a'
i Known existed Oniy III tue OiaiH VI '"C "b'"'V' "
From ali tlaf has been learned from those who know
the facts o. her history the Idea Of her being Tue
modest, educated child of very respectable FANNY;
good social position. ~ tue writer Tor ING
Herald has g. every beHuiliul aud well educated ana
mucn res pecied the better ctc' OF snc!ety souius
very much like bnrlesque And he stuff aboht her De-
Ing carried haf dead aud eft AT her nheTs door hte
she DID 20 alp by TWO disguised persons i mo-
tOriou ctiun-mOst ridiculous 10 every one mere NeN
crfholn.s conduct OF young men suspected or ci'
ing her around at camp-neetng i scarcely less shahc
ful than they concerned IN the alleged Oui g
THE TRIBUNE STYLES them @ the rnIifns of hohiru-r
though entirely unknown here, ana Wouin NC
utterly drspIscd II known by tins whole community
WHAT TIE TRIBUNE suys OF more ViEilanl care p.luE
exercised by patents over the associations OF th'F
daughters l. very just and proper; though IN ms Gaze
should have begun probably a. an'hiirr pcrnd thhl
tnis camp-ncetlng Nor should those who cOnduct tnee
neutrality-suspicious. their and their iiiond. DE-
yOOns, be- held responsible for the m>nehaNlor 81 le
human nrutcs who often resort thit1cr n -pte ~
them, tor yi!cr pulp ses EStlif'
MDhtfOse, IcRH. sept. ~, l9lo.
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BEAUTIFUL BUTTONS And TRIMMINGS.

The opening at d. a. Grants trimming store
IN Broadway last Thursday revealed many new and
handsome dress trimmings and garntnres Never have
the trimming materials been varied or in greater
demand than the present time. and never have the
beauty and style Of costume depended largely
the trimming. PdSsemeHeries more IN demand than
ever aud increase syles and patterns jet and ram
how tinted beads almost entirely the braid that
forms this trimming giving It still richer ELECT Che
na Is greatly In favor, aud handsome chenille frngcs
are shOWn MantIllns shown formed vi network Of
cueni., with deep fringe Of the same. TINS house s
noted line assortment of buttons always on hand
and this Fail the buttons Of sueh beauty IN color and
dosign they alone transform dress without other
trimming
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I'D fnR NRS. CHIAOLK.

LETTER FROM TIE SECRETARY or TIE CUsoIu
,,o.,.,,,.,, ..s..,r,rroN Az ,pp-,r F,n adj,
...... 49,. ,,..,,.
10 bilN" III" A'""'"i.', }" ". '4''''
Hrs. HELEN RiCH. BrafR1 foNf y. D.
DEAR MADAM: lour earnest aud waril-haaffcI
l,,. ,f. ..,i.,,,,, + l..t,,r, mo ami oor,ii -
'''''' 'o ''''' N''''." "
welcome the assurance no contains, thtt maternal
,fd ,,tu Dee rirln gladly AMI without STINT h -
-.. ..f..I ,... f.. .. -...
ID. ""i" IT'D '.l'' I'D. J'''' "' Cd"
DEVOTED, u nuke, through l-L 'h"-i '..N
TnrBrS, en aprnii % loyal hearts Tor such 70
Dbl. .t ,...... d. .....l,l ..,.. ,....... .,
I'D ... d.,
ihr Norm VIII c'lp 't'n i' "fi'' DO "' ''" -
proceed 800 maize il i'ii when 1000 i' i'-eh %
r . .... rt.. l...rrs lrl,. lorr or, ,.fIl need.
"' -.,,.+ +l. ,..,'- ,,.u t..nc, nat
ana t'ti''tif 'N'' 'i'
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HATS AND BONys7s roR ALL OCCASIONS

T.. ODonohue's regular Fall opening in
millinery on September "a aud -. WAS attended ~
large Der OF ladies anxious 10 know with what lney
must cover their heads during the coming mon.b' Oi
theatre aud opera gong And the most fGsudons mn''
have been convinced that becoming ana handsome
honnet or hat could he easily selected. Many imported
bonuets were shown among which was garnet V'Ie'
from Madam Josse Tho outside trimming consisted ~
along shaded ostrcA plume fastened ON the rli ''Io
with a parrot. silver aud gold cord surrounIr' '"o
crown and was tied bow IN the back The Strings VI
donbe garnet san with wide stripes OF gold and garnet
Persian satin through the centre were iad IN folds COW
eriug but not eou,ealng tie parrot The edge "'s "u
i.hed with "A gold aud garnet beaded gAlloon' \
bronze green uncut velvet bonnet has s0''
CROWN OF bronze bro,ade velvet IN tiny rose
design. pretty little evening bonnet OF
al biue uncut velvet hal brim covered win p'o
Nine plu.h with a soft crown Of uncut velvet he"'g
blYc ,.frcu felther was caught ON Tie l- sld' w"
bronze and yellow birds. aud falls across tht n,s
frnut almost entirely COpceallng IN" h@hu "t ''''N'
ritn sold gailoon which forms the face trimming 49,,
sara kcruhnrlT hat of black viewer ha- -,
,rown with che velvet laid loosely over IT. Tue
Sfttn il caught up on the lett SIDE ana htn ~, -
ornament the edge II bound win !" W. tu5,rh
loon A band OF let stars around tie crown anu /, n'
of black ostrich ups form the only , hsopnet
hr,wnt.h cray fur beaver Was bent 10 iv s 30.
and was trimmed with loops OF brown 80. zee AL ei
~ garnet ribbon. The faung front anu - b,r,l,
81, Leans OF ribbon aud retty niue -, nix
r. .trings are passed through the ponho. !" '"' ~
and The edge Is inisntd With a gold .IIIoo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

that tho rcouosr could he advauagcously ichcM' W
year on ia, Other haul, snouid the sum he N"ti III
once il vvold b., - gain of years time ior HE Fht-
growers OF the Department.
Notwithstanding this appeal, the vote was al
iourned.r which. in French parlance meant re-
fusal of the appropriations A similar proposition
was similarly rejected day or two ago at u iu'"uN
hy the Council General ol the Department "i W.
Cirondc Prejudice against anything "l I"ITltn
prnduciion--an unwIliincness practically 10 uHii,
that American vines are better than Fiench-N"H
probublv nj the bottom of il. Yet the discus OF
was sign fcaut, and Indicates that ~ no u!s'"hi as
which she j. TO ship us back our ciaFeJ anu oi'
cngnac. The question naturally arises, hch
max, nur wines and 6randIcs at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

TO the Editor Of Thc TribWne.
SIR: Democratic journals all over the South
are attempting TO destroy the force Of THE IRBUNE's
ar;ic last saturday liquidation in the South. by
etnting that various States In the North and Northwest
have, III time past rcpudiated. This Is urged evl-
denco that population IL not strictly Democratic
method. Neither was the idea of shooting men IN The
back first invented for The use OF tbs pafy but 10 has
adopted it, These journals hint that Northern
ties are as ready repudiate honest obligations are
Southern communities: that the Northern idea" runs
az much after this respectable style II theft the
Southern idea Let us look into this matter The best
test OF the casethe farest example OF the manner In
which the two parties regarl this SUBJECTS TO be found
in Tennessee. In that STATE the plan ~ tepniiliing
portion OF the debt was first advocated by Democratic
politicians after the war. Chief among these WAS
Andy" johnson. When the first speeches
we're made IN It's favor, II condemned Dy all Repuh
Leans and by majority OF the honest Democrats. But
even when the idea first advanced ia tie state you
had only TO scratch back OF ex-sayeowner and
you made repudiator jump. Alter few years OF ag-
taton the co.tou-srowiug regions OF Middle aud West
ern Tennessee-the old slave sectionsurned out solid
for IT, East Tennessee always loyal and always fight
ing tor National supremacy and equal rights. always
honest-East Tennessee was found solid against
the idea, and amount OF argument was
ADEQUATE TO drive her into collision with
such a disgraceful proceeding as the refusal
to pay burial expenses OF Andrew Jackson aud other
worthy debts At the late election. called To ratify
proposition to the State debt question 10y funding
at 90 the dollar, with per cent Interest, the
Republicans voted, FOR the measure rs last hope
OF securing anytime ana others against IL a mean
scheme to dcraud honest creditors. In the Suuth aH
well IN the North you ind roPudiatos 10 be eu VINO
mad because the sonth was conquered ana Wlth II
the doctrine states Ights VINO hate tue pow r
that took away heir slaves men who nave lost iaith IN
tnr try that mas never had any confidence IN them
Washington, II. g., sept. =, 1871. kOf
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"NOW | LAY ME.n

To ne kdIIVF y I"s ITF"""o'
SIR: Two items III your column OF " Re
leious Intelligence" saturday last, strike me as
worthy OF notice. In the hrst statement made by "A
writer I'm The BrdnCelfSt To the effect that. In the
familiar PRAYER for childcp, beginning. Now Hay me
doUn To sl.ep" etc. the word second and fourth
lines should be- Thee instead of the, Is Endorsed.
and the use Of the pronounced Every common
error" I think The Bvangeifst writer will md II
oil acut to produce any authority for his cor
rection In the old primers and oateohisms
n certainly was always printedi II pray
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REST YOUNG MEN SOUTH.

To the Editor or me Tribune.
SIR. | inclose letter published in The Beau
fort Crescent Angus. -, thinking you may care TO
notice an honest confession OF the way IN which the
best young men enforce By their armed presence a
free ballot aud a fair count. Yours respectfully.
SHEPARD ID. GILBERT
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MATRIMONIAL INTRIcA 1SI:y S2r 1hinE yoa LEI:
dear en- m,resn my love" 1here toats Jus, , ia =,
I'm nv vnnr. always forgetting everything wv -
E,,har addressing his little hoy, VINO n mas
r,sni home a Dad marx from school . SOW: ywhy 20
S'"sI hall do with this sIiekf J"""n''
for a walk. papa"
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Tile ERANKING PRIVILEGE.

To the p Ntt0r ~ f"f IFt 20 &C.
SIR: | recently received "A campaign docu-
meut sent tree under the frank OF W. H. Barnm I. he
United states senator, and has be Tlrht 20 be frank.
ing ducumenfsi REPUBLICAN.
Easf GRUMPY. conn. Sept ~. 1879.
fIIy the Act of March 3. 1879, " Senator'S. Renre.
senatives and delegates IN Congress. tho Secretary
of the Senate and the Clerk OF the House of Repre-
senfatiyes may send and receive through the mails
Free all public documents printed bv order II Con-
gressr and this privilege Is extended until the
first Monday of December following the expiration
of their respective terms Of office" II the campaign
document to which our correspondent refers was
public document, printed by order Of Congress a
part of The Congrossioaai RecOrd for instance ex-
Senator Barnum, whose term expired last Spring.
had a right to send il under his frank.-Ldl
MRS. CHISOLMS STORY TAKING Effect
To me Editor Of me Tribune.
SIR: thank You most heartily for publish
ing Mrs. Chiso.us narrative and FOR your editorial
H. and write to sugge. the widest possible circulation
for both In my opinion The Republican party can issue
no better campaign documents They wI DO for 10
what tne most eloquent political speeches VIII not aui
cannot Let the read them, and tatl Wl speak
in no doubtful tones 10 the solid south ai Ar coming
elections ANDl.-H j. IA4A4Nh
Gansos Ciiy. TO-. Sept 3, 1879.
ANNUAL ELECTION, ~ MASSACHUSETTS.
To me Edttor of me rrf6nHe.
SIR: Does Massachusetts, elect - Governor
anrurl.vl 80. A. n
feaar,lc. Penn Aus. j.. 1879.
Estate officers and members OF the Legislature
are elected every year n Massachusetts.-Edl
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Vest Turns, Sept. -. 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-09
M o. SQUTHWORTH


NJOI2Tti CiE. SA / If..--Whercas Ellen NJ bNHs T
sale county Illinois by their certain mortgage deed unleu
b 1stb aay OF NAV A. H. 1875 and delivered To tue undt
signed and recorded Volume 2 Of Records on pug w.
i'm IN, Recorder. office of said Ia sale county, u gran
Ira rtajn sell and convey INTO the undersigned "lIa
JIuwp the following described real estate, 10 WI; u'
number SIXTEEN in block number four. IN tlark u tht
h's Addition 20 the Town of Marseics, Ia Nt county
Illinois which said mortgage was given to secure e pay
nent of eight certain prOmssury notes 81 even GATE c
with for Of ti2D each payable 10 ~
i'm IL Is ~ 10 " and ~ months respectively et dae
thereof with interest at the latc Oh zen per UNI W. '
nayable semi-annually; 80. Il, -.
And whereas IL provided in and by said mortgage maj
of said notes or any pari
thereof according the and effect thereof the mort
gage ar his legal representatives attorney aict having
such sale sixty days In newspaper pubshtI ~
said Ia Sale county might sell the said premises atu a
right and equity of redemption Of said Ellen NJ BARRIER and
yendu at the said premises the highest bidder for cash
and unOu making sale to execute ana deliver 10 W
purchaser deed for the conycyhn In re III the eise
sold. -. -. L. ,,.o ,,,,,,.,, al.
,b tour last above mentioned notes which default sun con
Times and there this date due and unpaid ert
the ncpa Of each of said notes and interest Thereon
since May 18Th ls1i; ,-,
mortgage contained Friday, the 22d day T August u
i7g AZ one o'clock OF said day, At the premises ert
before described sell public suction 10 the highest bdd
for cash all and singular the premises herein before ue
srrihed and all the right, title and equity OF redemption
The sai Ellen barber and Nelson Barber their heir
and assigns therein. WILLIAM n ny NELl-
June q 1873 2fnos M"''s"e'''
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G. S. ELDREDGE.


- In he circuit court. OctOber Torn, n y lst9 , -
william f. saver, James Lawrence, David H. hoe, IL
Vanduson. Robert j. Wsmer. Edward NJ Brndncr Sahuci
l,ruo lanes Burt Henry A. Stiles and The tlrs Naoh
Rank of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, The La SAFE ana ftu 7
Light and Coke Co.. The Peru and la sane Gas Le ",
Brniamn f. Allen The unknown holders OF twenty OF tie
Iaztrus Siverman NJ. l.. Scudder, Robert lhornOure'
Iohn Hitchcock Peter " French, and The unknown own.
cr OF sixty bonds issued by the Peru and La sale Gas Light
COMPANY In ChdBcerN mn !, ,,o.s ~,
htdgyt of the non dcnCc of The unknown holders Oh
tvcntv f the bonds the La Sale and Peru Gas gl ana
no % and The unknown owners of sixty bonus OF W,
perm and La Sale Light Co, and that the owners Oh su
bonds are nm known and of the nonresidence OF ehan
+ Allen NJ L. Sculder John Hitchcock ana Pcter, w
La sale ana Peru Gas Light and Coke Co.. he Peru Sn&
sale Gas Light Co. Lazarus Silverman ana ko,lrt hHh
hurr having been filed in the clerks QlEc OF ne Crcul
Court of said county notice Is therefore bTsDy gwen 10
said nonresident defendants that the copnlnats neu
their amendment 10 their original M OF colp,aln. ~
snd court on the chancery side thereof on the 2t d
Iuv 1879 and that thcreupon summons issued out %
said court wherein said suit is now pending reuhaDe n
The second Monday in the month OF october next rs Is oS
law required. . ,,. u, ,,,l.,,,u,n lo
Now unless you, the said nonresident and unknown ue
above named shall personally he and appear before
said Crcuit Court on first day of the next term teoi
10 he holden AT ottawa in and fol- the said county on t
second Monday i'm October next and plead answer or de
mur to te sad companants bill of complaint as amended
the same and the matters ana Things lhcrtin @ e,
stated viii he taken as confessed and decree entered
aSa'"S' ~" ''''''"'e ROSWELL W. HOLMES, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois, July l4th. 1873
a. : Ern M Of counsel. iulyl9-iw
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legal.
THOS. E. MACKINLAY.

Attorney
NJORTCi AGE SAIE. or REAL Is NE
vi Whereas George II. Rugg and Mary Louisa Rugg his
wife. of the county OF La sale and stae OF in0s p s
which mortgage duly executed acknowledged ana
delivered and recorded in the Records OF IA Sale county
OF Illinois, in Book lu3 on page ~ IN uhc
er's Office thereof did convey the undersigned, A. NJ
Bruen following described premises situated n the
county La Sale and state of Illinois. VIZ Lots nulhoered
one two three and feur In block numbered twenty In
States Addition town (nOw city OF OTTAWA III 10 secure
the payment certain promissory note for the sum OF one
thosand dollar, given BY the said g. H. Rugg to the said
NJ Bruen payable one year aiier the dae tereo WIN III
terest al the rate Of per per payable annu
aIivNsad note hearing even date with said mortgage;
And whereas II provided and agreed that IN default o
payment Of said pronssory note above msnonea OF he
aid note or shall become due that then the said
NJ Bruen ms heirs and assigns for the purpose OF PAYING
sell and dispose Of said premises any part thereof anu
right benefit and equity OF redemption Of said eorge
signs therein public auction al the south door OF tht
Court House in Ottawa La sale county illinois, for tht
public notice having been previously given OF The
time Of such sale BY advertisement IN one oi the
pnrs pnS deyr 10 the purchaser or purchasers at such
good and sufficient deed deeds OF conveyance OF m
premises sold and out Of TIE prccescs o. saG sa @
rromissory note above described az said day 81 WIN ~
attorneys fees, costs Of advertising taxes PAID and eos
sale and pay the overplus OF any 10 sad party OF tue "
part: -,-.,.--...s ,J
the interest thereon since the hst Gay oil APT
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that in pur
suance Of the sad mortgage and OF the PoNers hf con
Septapnber A. D. 1879 south Of the County Cour
House in Ottawa Ia Sale county, Illinois. at the hour
and in ala mortaer mentioned and all the right and eaui
" OF redemption OF the said George H. Rueg and Mar
n9Sc snton 20 the highest bidder for cash and will ais
execute and deliver purchaser at such sale deeds fo
the conveyance in fee OF the P,esee PFS yor,sase
ByTE AacKISLAY, his Attorney. adg2'd
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CHARLES BLANCHARD,


STATE or ll-lINols', srtGRME, ,ou rar
= Within and for tie Northern Grand b'c@'o" q sH'd
WISELY C. Thornton Sarah j. Keith Elizabeth Haaen,
InuIs, Salar Amanda NJ Dawson. Jesse i. Thornton MI
fra i She'll Eliza - Ware Mary McMullcn. Sarah Halo
wen Mary NJ Hand Sarah J. Nanata. sarah Gabriel EA'
dian and next friend am {. Thornton l. G. Thornton.
X C. Thornton j. j. C. Thornton, j. f. D. thornton MARY
A. r. Rector Susan X: Allison, Nancy VI Almond SaiM
Thomas Henrietta T. Brcc, Magdaene g. Ansoh nlraI a.
Kerr Amanda Kerr William Kerr by Marion T. Asoni MS
next friend RcbeccR Keller VIM, f. T. Thornton, WilsI
awhorpe EGGE Es sSn SHSa T ThSSrT
ton Rosa Thornton. Cornelius C. lhorh'on MllIanu T.
Thornton, - Thornton, = THORNTON James me. IRON "
Rector Henry Rector Eugene Rector Louisa stewart Lem
url Thornton Mary k RUSSELL Johns. Ihornton james -
Thornton and Ichccca = Rounds sued ana designated IN
the court below as the Unknown Hers 81 ira lorhW'
deceased and implicated with Jesse @ Thornton and WI,
liam q nutze as administrator with the will annexed si
the estate of Hiram Thornton, deceased IdiHtWSm Error
rS Sarah W. Thornton ActsaddHt ~ hfo'-H''" 20 L"
safe COuHiY CGfHt tONfi,
where's the said plaintiffs in error have sued OUT WIZ
of error from said Supreme Cont to reverse lunEci
Obtained by said defendant IN error against sd lhlu VI
error i'm the said Circuit Court OF La sale county, winch
said writ of Is now pendhg III sad supreme Gourl
and whereas writ of Sce fGcdS mas D'cn uuy suJI
Supreme Court to he holden al ottawa IN Sld star on nS
nrst Tuesday In September next according 10 laws any
whereas also appears by affidavit on ME IN tnr cek
office said Supreme Court that the su SaTNl W oVl
M nonresident of the of Illinois, ana without tht
reach of the process OF said supreme Court; .,,.
Now therefore, you the said sarah w Thornton he sg
are hereby notified 10 he and appear before the JUSTICES
SAID Supreme Court at the next term OF SAID court 70 ne u
en- at Ottawa in said state on the first Tuesday IN seho
next to hear the record and proceedings brought mo sat
Supreme Court return of said writ of error ana c err
receive What said court -hal. order in this behalf
Dated This iith day Of July A'pt ~ rr,rrov c,crk
Cr,.. BLAScu,Rp AIRY for Pm. in Error. juyi9lv
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B. F. LINCOLN,

CTATE or ILLINOIS, IA SALE N9a-'s'-
= C'.rrut court MeIeOf 10 OctCttt ttiW' A. H. 1907
william Il. YOcum George Hays. . - H.. >, ~,
Public notice hereby given 10 the said George hays
ut f attachment issued of the office Of the clcrk Oh
The La sale County Circuit Court dated the R day OF July
n 1870 at the suit of said william Il. "Cuil anu
40 Ih estate of Georgo HAs for the sum Of -Four
Hundred and Forty four and 50oO Dollars directed 10
sheriff OF Ia sale county, when VIII h"S o''
executed. II, ,r,.r,o Have .ball
ncrsnury he and appear before the sad Ia sane 'ohhb
tircuit Court on before the hrs day "i ue hNt Urn
thereof 10 De- holden NJ the Court House, III me cry OF
wa an me second Monday Of October A. D. Nl9 give sia
hail and plead 10 the said plaintiff action Judgement WI "
pntcrr against yo and in OF the sAd Nllla H.
m,n and va uch Of the property attached rs may e sum
"n 70 satisfy the said Judgment and costs VIII h yu u
satisrv the same ROSWELL W. HOLMES. tlcrA'
Silly my "" r IITcoty Attorney iuyl9