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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-06-22

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srebmitalieo ober Sournalifen. ptl&s,
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An9elesenbeit int.reifrt lei.
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gomite ausiaeen. ,ptl4e iebo9 nidbia
BON 8toeutung entbalten.,
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lunbeitimmte 3eit.
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bic telesropbii9e 9erbinouns 3,rF6r1
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wuroe Ct nod @ollenoune ieiner Stu
|bien 9rofsi1or. unb balo barauf NOR,
er 4rdfoent ODER &ettor Der initial!
cine @i.llt. bic er bis 3u ieinem aus.
Eaus in ben 8iirsertries betieioete. Sn
oerielben anitalt lernte er einf lein'
na&beriae Grau tennen, Die ebenfaua
|@9iilerin oaielbit mar. 6rau @ar,
lfielo IT betannt(i9 oler 9Deiberre@te.
lei abaeneist, obelei& iie cine b6ber'
Biloung beiibt ais itlbt Die sebilbeen
Der @tiberr 4tsfrauen: SIR 1T oe,
8eruf Der 3ausfrau uno Der Gr3i.beriu
Der b6&fe. Sod eben traft ibre,
lebteren giseseni&aft eisnst Fe fd
usrtreifi& gu Der ibr iibertrasener
Gbrenfeqe. Die iie BON i6rem Bobnorte
Glepelanb. aus perleben tann.
Poitiper B.ueis.
@ir baben ben fi6erFen unb lber3ensenb
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-06-22

2onoon. Is. 9nsi. Sn llater9aule
etiIdrte btats Rs&niitaa bes 1later.
itaatsietretdr Diife, Sat BE britif&e
Reaittans ben aoninl II Aespptes
Ralet oooon in 2enntnib sei.tt babe.
bab iein plat ber on Der 6eite bes
9tebipe II altyaubrien iei. Ct bate
ertldrt. bab bic Beiotuao bon al.1an-
brien auf 1900 Mann perRdrlt nor.
ben fei. aomiraI 6spnour babe an.
italttn setroifen. mdnnf@aften in BE-
oentenoer an3abl aa lanoen. Fei dbsr
nod Der 8erot6uns nit ben Qoninln
oapon abse9alten ,poroen. 9ie ab-
reiie bts Qbebipe u. Derpii& 8ai4a'8
mad Al.Sauoriea babe Den Sued. ein.a
meitereh Aatrxbr nab bic 2onbnaa
BON britii&eu Rarinetruppsa ~ Der.
bitten.
2onbon, Is. Snni. SIN 1lnterbanje
erinntrie Der Qiberole Arnolo an oi,
S9atio&e. bob oer britii4e Qoniul in
Aleganorien |Goolfon i'm 6eptember
arabi 8tp mi.setbeilt babe, oaB oas
aapptii&e Qerr. penn Is oarauf bebar.
re. Die 3lsel ter Resieruns bes 2ano.s
an fi& 5a r'iben. baranf sefabt iein
miiiie. ben fruppen oes 6ultans uno
Der europdii&en Rd&te seaenaber 3u
treten. oa oas 2anb ni@t in o.i.tlole
3ufdnoe perfou:n oiirfe. gr fraste,
OF sieie aeuBeruns BON Der &eai.runs
aebilli9t woroen lei. Ser unterhaals.
ietretdr 9ilte ertldrte Arnolo babe
bic Aeu6eruns Gootisn's mortseireu
uieosr9esebea; es loFe li@ wobl nit
Re&t ounebm:n, bab bic &esieruns fe
gebilist babe.
8aris, 13. SUM-. Sn Der Stpulir.
tsntammer 'uuroe beu!e bas gbef@ei.
oRngs. .@eiet nit 344 9egen 143 6t;m.
men ansenohlmen.
Ser @uoset.a .ausi@u6 bat beute bic
@elobswilliguns fur bic llnterbaltung
elmer @eIanotiAaft bei Dem @atitam
permorfen.
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|Gol9e oes am @amfias 9efabten 8e.
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|treff Der Nbietbarteit Der @i9ter uno a..
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9oltsabitimmuns feline Gntlaiiuns &c.
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Ibis iett seweisert eos Gntladungsse.
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|Golse oehen einen einmonatli@en l1r.
laub erbeten.
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perfu&te. @raf @pereer bebeutst. fe,
bab Ct auber Stanoe lei. ibre Borte ~
perfe6en uno nit ibr i'm 64lofie ipre.
den meroe.
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absnobldtt:r 6ie lei barber betrof.
fen, oob in Der @rafi@aft 2imerid bi.
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8eft 9emieiene 8d&ter ,uieber per6o.
ten ,poroen iei uno oob Fe ben @rafen
speneer aefrast babe. ob fieb pabr lei
ooer nidt; aus feiner gntsesnuna,
bob er ni&t berfteben tonne. i&liebt bi.
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germ aus Der sebdiiiaen Gage. in Die er
lid 8ebra&t. 6erausfommen m69te.
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nit BEN 8au Der 3iitten befobt fnb,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-06-22
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OtOBs OeS NIWseouO9elS 9em00I 1no
1ismarf oRiportsts bieraut. bab bic
Mialonea Boponette. nel@e Denti&.
lambs No&barn untsrbielt.n. ale nod
BEN Rittelpuxfle garopa's. ME na&
einen Rasnet 3eisten.
Gs i6nnten I'd. ,pie in frlbersn
Sabrea. GoaIitiesen sesen 3exti@lonb
[bilbtn. Gr lei Sisber in 6tanbe ae.
mefen. iol&e gonlitionen ~ pereiteln.
bod Bios neil mon 9euti4 4Ianbs
I6tdrle ianute. 5n anbetra@t Der
li&wa4en Entwidtluns bes Rational.
|s.tlbls Der 0euti@en seben bic 6ran.
3olen nod ni9t Bic 6oHnuns auf.
gliab uno 2ot9rinsen 3uriidSuerlan.
gen.
Sur @uniisn Der 5obatoorlaae bielI
IGart 8ismard Elm. @ebe in meltber {,
iaste. oab Elm fabatsmonopol elm ll..
bel lei. obne wel4.s i.bo& cine @teuer.
reform ni&t berbei9efiibrt perosn tonne.
oab Die gorlosen fur 9erminoerunq
Der Communal. unb @runoheuer eb.n.
folls i'm &ei@staoe uno in preubii&en
2anotaae eineebra&t meroen ,pirben,
lun6 bab er, wenn biefelben perwor.
fen tuerosa. an bic @dblsr oppsuiren
Itperoe.
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]9umb.rt BON Sta:ien uno 6lrft 8is.
mard bab.n Die 9atbenfeue beim
5obne oss Yrin3en @ilbelm iibernom-
men.
Ser &si&stas bat ben Mntras 8is.
mards auf @erta9une bis gum 80. @op.
an9enommen.
Ser iosial'nii@e &ti@toss. .abeeorb.
nete, 6r. 8ebel 1T. neil er be'eioi9eno
iiber ben 8unbesratb ipro9 gu 5,pei.
monatli&er @efdnsniBitrafe perurtbeil1
woroen.
Sn geppten berri&t xo4 imme,
cine srobe ltnrube ,.no Elm neuer Muf.
rubr 1T ieoen Ausenblid au erparten
Beionbers i9arf perben Die Guropder
Iber9enommen unb iiberoll bort mor
lDrobun9en se9en oieielber. ueber
Sauienb b.rli.b.n an lsbten s onnerftac
espptsn uno tebrten in ibre 9eimott
|3uriid.
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|@onnta9 tniifanb unb auerf bur9 ei.
nen wealteier uno eihem arobiiden
gieltreiber na@eerufen ,purbe. tameu
$50 guropder ums 2e6en. Ser R6ebip.
|othen 9trren in persansener Mo9e in
als1anoria antam, fpra& bic 6offnuna
Gus. oab ii& binntn aur3em $4,000
glann tiirfif4er 9ruppen ouf benz 81 {.
&c na& gsppten befinoen piiroen.
Inter ber 8eb6lteruns in Carlo iino
pfafate b.rtbeiIt morben. uorin bic.
ielbe anseforbert wiro i'd ieoen Au.
senblid gum auftonb bereit 3u baIten.
2onbon. 1s. SUM-. Ser 4rin3 bon
@ales, Der 9er3oa BON gbinburg uni
Der 6er3os BON albanp. Die brei Tonic.
li&en 8rin3en unb fait aue Dlitalieo.,
ber Resisruns iiimmten sehern bei oer
abftimmuns iiber ben antroa ouj
3peite 2eians bes @ef.bes iib.r 81. gu.
Iaifuns Der Gbe bes Bittpers nit ber
5&mefters ieiner Jron nit Der Min.
berbeit; bic RoKe Der gonierpatiben
nab bic 8ii&6fe 6iloeten bie Mebr.
belt.
Ser &adtritt bes ruiii@en Mliniii.rs
oes Snneren, General Senatie,u bat in
Berlin uno asien iebr b,friebi9t. au
ber 2onooner 86rie ftieeen Die ruff.
t@en @ert6popiere nm 3,pei 4ro,ent.
Die grnennuns bes @rofen 9olitoi au
Ssnatiem's 3o&folser pirb nibt oI,
3usefdnonib an Die suropdii&eu Rd@.
tt aufsetabt. ba er ~ ben firenssldu.
lbisen 8aifen seb6rt. ober e. tbeiIt xi&
I5aaatieu's Biterpia.n s,sen bi'
|Dentf&er.
Slnatiep ss9t in bas Nuslanb. nj
lss eiaist Set sssslsibsu piro.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
OVERLOOKED RIVERS.

Memphis, Feb. 18.-An Appeal special
from Helena says there il no abatement
Of the disaster that has overtaken the
planters ON the Mississippi river between
Memphis aud Vicksburg. For three
weeks they have been battling, not only
with the elements from above, as it has
rained almost daily during this period,
but inch by inch, nightly, the river has
been encroaching upon them until now
there is but deserty, watsry waste, ex.
tending fully fifteen miles inland from
either bank. The destruction to dwell.
ings and land cannot be properly esti-
mated. There have been innumerable
breaks in the levees and the outlook for
the future is anything but hopeful.
Cattle and hogs have been drowned by
hundreds, barns have been swept away
and their contents wasted.
Louisville. Feb. 18.-The river rose all
day at the rate Of an inch per hour. All
business on tho levee from tho foot of
Fourth street down 10 Suspended, as the
water 10 up and in many Of tho houses.
It 10 probable that the river will be upon
the doors Of the houses around tho cor
ner Of Fourth street and the levee by
morning.
Cincinnati, Feb. l8.-The river at mid
night u fifty.two feet aboue low.water
mark. and will probably be two feet
higher tomorrow, which will bring it
within eight feet Of the highest ever
known, which was in 1882. The water
is in the second story Of tho houses in
Rat row and Sausage row. which are
houses built down OH tho slopes of the
east and west extremities OF tho landing,
and it is in the cellars Of some houses on
Front street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
" payment Of the money secured BY : mort
gage dated the 18th day Of March. A. D., 1851.
Yankton. and territory of Dakota. to Alfred
Booth, ofthe county of Cook, and state of Illi-
no!s, and which mortgage was recorded in the
Yankton and territory of Dakota, in book 10 Ct
Mortgages. on pages l72 and It's on the 18th day
Of March, 1851. at o'clock p. M, and was also
tie mortgage; and,
Whereas, NO action or proceedings at Law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof;
Whereas, The amount claimed to be due up
on said mortgage st the date Of this notice is
and twenty-four cents, ($7l5.2D to-wit: S67e.se
principal, and Sss IS interest. and twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees stipulated for in the said
Nov, therefore. notice i. hereby given that
BY virtue OF the power of sale contained in
Aforesaid and in pursuance Of the statutes ' in in
Such case made and provided, the said mort
gage Fill he ereclosed BY . sale of the mort
suction. @ At the front door Of DWELLING uUne house
hereinafter described, on Pearl street. between
Third and Fourth streets. in the city. of Yank-
b.fosa a the day a.reh
O'Clock in the afternoon of that DAY. The m ort-
gagged property. situated in the county Of Yank-
ton. il the territory Of Dakota.and are described
! One certain one-story frame dwelling house.
situated on lot number fourteen uN, in block
number forty-six (i6), of that of the city
of Yankton, known and plated "a Lower Yank-
| ton and the appurtenances to said dwelling
house on said lot, the said Jenkinson being the
owner of said house and having had lease hold
| interest on said lot.
Dated at Yankton, d. T., this lst day of Feb
4 ruary, A. ID. lSS2.
n. A. BAKER. ALFRED BOOTH,
4 Sheriff of Yankton county. Norteasce,
Il GAMBLE BROTHERS.
Aew7 Attorneys for Mortgage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
GENERAL NEWS.
The Senate Favorable to the
New Apportionment
Bill.
A Large Stir In Washington Over
lspssd Land Grants.
CONGRESSIONAL.

esSAASs
Warrington, February 2l.-Nr. Hale,
from the census committee, reported fs.
vorably on the house apportionnsnt bill
and asked unanimous consent for its i'm.
mediate consideration.
Mr.. Oookrsll objected, q the senator
had not had chance to read it.
Mr.. Halo said tho COMMITTEES were
unanimous in support Of the measure.
and urged that no time bs lost, % several
state legislatures were awaiting congress
sional action.
Mr.. Ceckrsll withdrew his Objection
and Hale said he would renew his motion
later.
Mr.. Hewett rising to . question Of
privilege referred to tho recently pub
lished letter Of Jacob r. Shepherd to
Minister Hurlbut in Peru, and the use Of
his (Hewett's) name as one Of the gen.
tlemen with whom Shepherd claimed to
be in confidential negotiations, As he
was the only member and the one who
Shepherd included in his list of names,
it vas proper for him to say he did not
know Shepherd, had never known him
and the use Of his name by Shepherd
was entirely without his knowledge o.
consent. He was also authorised in be.
half Of August Belmont TO make sini.
lar disclaimer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
A vERDART DELEGATE.
He Obtains Some Information After h.
Comes Home.

He Obtains Some Information After he
Comes Home.
Chamberlain Register.
A pretty good yarn is told OF one Of
our delegates who recently returned
from Warrington. A citizen here met
him, welcomed him home, asked after
the other boys he had left behind him in
Washington, and inquired about the di-
vision racket. The returned delegate
said he had enjoyed the sights and scenes
of the national capital, had had q good
time with "tLe boys" and had made the
acquaintance Of all the delegates from
Northern Dakota. and pronounced them
capital fellows. He wound up BY say
ing;
tory divided"
"But what about admlsslonr" asked
the gentleman to whom he was talking.
Admission? Admission of what 2"
asked the delegate.
"Why, admission of the southern part
Of the tsrritoryv'
"What terrltory?"
Dakota territory, to be sure"
"Who wants to admit tho southern
part Of Dakota territory?"
"Why. wasn't you sent to Washington
to work for that object2"
II don't know. l didn't hear anything
about that in Washington"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
Lad Gr.nts. Malls, etc.

New York, Fob. 2l-With regard to
lapsed land grants, mails, and express, .
Washington special Gays that il il now
evident that there viii soon be q stir in
congress on this subject. The Northern
Pacific railway people have planted their
lobby on the ground and show consider
able nervousness as to the issue: The
judiciary committees of both houses have
the whole subject under consideration
and it il intimsted that prominent men,
bers are there and they intend to see the
government interests protected at all
hazards. In this relation one Of the
members says they intend to inquire
carefully into the question whether the
decision of Carl Schuz whom he was SEQ
retary Of the interior overruling tho do.
cision Of the land ofhce commissioner,
was tho result Of ignorance Of law or f.
voritism, or venalty. Some pretty rough
things are said about Schurz in this con.
nection. Thev will al 10 investigated
with the general subject and il any Of
them are substantlated Q bill will bs
passed directing the attorney general to
ad'i oil lapssd railroad grants 70 the pub
lilo domain. The Northern Pacific peo.
pie appeal for mercy on the ground. %
they sllsgs. that they have the entire
road under sontrol for construction, and
that they Will complete il in two ysau.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
KANSAS SEA FOAM.
Chicaoo Trihuna.

Onlc08O Vr1Oune.
They are having great deal Of trouble
in Kansas in convicting any one Of sell.
ing beer. When man who il known
to have fingered at the shrine OF Gam.
brinus is summoned as . witness against
the w.bresker who sold him beverage
always known as beer he declares upon
oath that it was not beer but sea foam
that he drank. OF the nature Of ses
loan be processes to know nothing, and
the judge and jury being mp stump, 90
to speak, the case falls to the ground.
The following oolloquy IL taken from the
record Of . trial in Topeka. The witness
was an admirer Of sea foam, but had nav.
er taken the trouble to dnd out whst il
was:
Question--Did this sea foam look like
beer? ~
Alt did.
Odd it foam like beer?
Alt did.
Q.-Did it taste like beer2
Alt did.
Q.-Could you discover any difference
between it and beer?
Al could not.
Q.-Whst, then, in your judgment.
Alt was sea foam.
Q'-What is sea foam?
Al don know.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
Notice Of Sale Of Horses and Ma.
chinerv.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue
w. Of chattei mortgage made by Frederick
Pitts Sons Manufacturing company to secure
certain CERT promisory notes made by then, which
Saturday: the 18th day Of February, lisa. II
Wilco. Vile 4 WILLIAMS agricultural implement
Yankton, at tho hour Of two O'Clock D. M m'. Of Of
that day, will proceed 70 .ell at public vendue
70 the highest and best bidder therefor. for
caah. tho property mentioned and described in
said mortgage. Wis: One Chicago Pitts sspsra-
tor. ho.ae power, and all other thinss Of What
soever kind belonging % said machine ready
for use; also one bay maze. one bay hor.e one
gray horse and one sorrel mare, 70 saiisfy tho
amount 90 due aad unpaid on said notsa and
nortgage, Or 90 mueh thereof e. the aid pro.
perty will bring besides sll costa and, ffty dol.
lars attorneys fees, ~ provided in said mort.
gafe.
Dated st Yankton. D. T.. February eth, ,ssa.
CHA0. n. SPHINX.
Agent for Mortxaaee,
l. H. 0RUHEk,
AtSonsy fog Mortgage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21

dation. The trouble was csused BY the
heavy run which was percipitated by
Kenyon, Of Kenyon & Co., the firm which
failed recently in Chicago. He was .
stockholder in the concern. The officers
soy the depositors will be paid in full.
San Francisco, February 1s-A vessel
Laden. I, which is being shipped by rail 70
understood that owing 70 an agreement
between the Csliiornia refinery and Ha-
wanian planters, q much Of the sugar
that comes here that 10 not taken by the
refinery il tree to any buyer.
Chester, February lS-Another body
has been recovered from the ruins Of the
Jackson mandatory. Kelly and Neil,
6remen. will probably die. It appears
that two or three kegs Of powder had
besn received BY the Jacke0n company
Last Wednesday evening. There was al.
10 at the Same time . barrel weighing
700 pounds, but the contents were nm.
known. The fire WAS controlled with .
loss Of 825.OOO.
Chisago. Fob. 16.-Rev. Michael Fin.
nerly, Methodist preacher from Mokena,
Will county, ILL.,, 10 in jail here charged
with making improper proposals. TO 0
young lady Of the Wabash Avenue
Methodist church, and attempting force
IDLY to accomplish his purpose, whom the
young lady in tho case called to her as
sistance lady friend. and they jointly
administered on the reverend rascal .
severe castigation and he now bears tho
marks.
Des Moines. Feb. 18-Last night two
young men, Wesley Slater and Thos.
Frost, while returning home intoxicated
from Casey, got into . quarrel at Mr..
Hibbard's house, by Slater insisting on
starting on or he would shoot Frost.
Frost seized gun belonging to Hibbard
and declared he would shoot also. A
scufae followed, in which Slater got pos
session of the gun. Frost seized the
muzzle, placed it against his own breast,
and dared Slater to shoot, which he did,
Frost dying almost instantly.
Duluth, Feb. ls.-A heavy snow utorm
is now in progress, and has been contin-
ling since yesterday forenoon. 1t could
not have been more timely, since the
extensive logging interest Of this vic,nity
has materially suffered from lack Of
anow. II the weather now continues
cold for the next six weeks, the winters
cut Of logs around the head of lake Sup
erior will not be far from that which was
expected at the opening of the season.
The lumbermsn are jubilant. This slice
Of solid winter will have the effect to
quicken into life all kinds OF business
which had began to lag on account of
the mild weather.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
Ths Psr.x,a. seha,.a.

New York, February 2l-A Washing.
ton special Of yestsrday says that some
msmbers Of tho foreign legations sxpress
tho belief that Sheparls Peruvian
scheme vas moro Of . serious affair than
it il generally considered. II was more
than . joke or day dream Of visionary
specalatsrs. Said one Of the gentlemen
yesterday: "Ths scheme was audacious
and vast, but not crazy BY any means,
and We do not know yet how near it
came OF . suc,sss. Had Oalderon been
sustained oven for . short time longer, /
have reason 70 believe hs would have ia.
sued paper currency which would have
been on any property Peru might have
owned and thereby enriched himself and
his fellow conspirators. II Caldsron
could have issued currency to the amount
OF several millions. it might have solsced
his friends for their failure. This whole.
sale plunder il what they desired.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-21
ftfst Publieation January 10, lssa.
sHEklFF-s SALE.

Territory of Dakota, Second Judicial District
In the district court within and for Yankto.
George B; Burial, vs. Albert F. Hayward, Lon.
ise n. hayward and J. Parker Hayward.
NOTICE i. hereby giyen that BY virtue of .
aisve entitled action rendered on the Ilth dxy Of
y!Anosry. lss2 and An execution issued upon said
Judgment, the subscriber, Millard A. Baker.
snet1n Of Yankton County, Dakota Territory,
.1f taa. pn.Poss appointed will sell 1t public
the city Of Ysnkton. county IF Ysnkton, Dako-
q IsfnsSsy, on Saturday. the 2sth day Of Feb
fuary. 1662. a. O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
d.y. the real estAte and mortgased premises
Dakota, aud dirsctsd in said iudament snd en-. =.
ecntion TO be cold, and therein described e fol-
lows, tO-Wit: The south one hundred 600 feet
OF lots seven "a and eight 90 in block one a.
u " lover 1snkton, city Of Yankton, county Of
duly ps.s q of fpo shs ab = the
pfOvements and sppurtenances thereto BELONG
ing, of % much thereof e may be auf6cient "a
sataafy aaid Judgment and costa, smountinR h
AZ 70 ene thousand seven hundred and forty.
est thereon from the date If aid iudrment nd
all accruing costa Of sale.
Dated. Yankton. u. t. January 49, lssa
shfS1d NEIS6H & X.91tSP r. SRASTRs AGSHTHRRsy.
Plaintiff : Attorney.
=. TAEK NoTIcE-That the absve sale Wa con
1nued and adjourned 70 Saturday, February
~: !sSz at the hour Of O'Clock p. N. Of that
CHAs. b. SPINK,
Agent for Mortgage.
NJ. GHuBEz, Attorney.