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MRS. wINsLow,
,rsancas NprSa.na Tramzt..s,n -


We haveput upand sold
years, and cas- SAY. IL
IL, what we have nerer
any other medicine-SEV
4 SINGLEfSSrAScE. TO
timely usedi Never did =
OF dissatisfaction by any =
The contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak in terms =
ton OF it's mAglca leileCts
We speak in this mattersr
after ten years expert
REPUIAIIoN FoR THE FCLFIL
DEChKE. In alInostsvery
FAINT rs suffering from pain =
Will be found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepare :.
of one OF the MOST EN-
FUL NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEVEk-FAIL =
THOUSANDS =
NOtOnlyrelieEes the child =
crates the stomach aud .
lily and giyestone and en-
TEN. II Will almost in
GRIPPING IN TIE q
WIND
AndoveTcomeconvuisieus>
reFnediea, end in death
aud sURESr REMKDG IN IaK -
DYSENIERl AND DIAR
whether lt arises from 4
other cause. We would -
who has a child suiferin : :
ing complaints-Do NOT =
CTS. NOR THE PREJu =
stand between your suffer
that Will be sure-yes.
10 follow he use Of this
used. =
Fulliirection sfor asinPs
bottle. None genuine an :
CURTIS b PERKINS, New Z
side wrapper
sold bydruggiststhroug
Principal oThee No Is,
June7d&Wfy Price 20
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30 The May numbers OF ArfAars Home
Haga-ias and PeersOa's Ladies National Hega-
susS. together with all the latest literary
weeklies, may be found at F. Hagan's. Col
lege Street.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
April S-Ella, Paducah,
10-John Gault, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Jno. A. Fisher, Paducah,
Charter. Smithland.
The river is falling slowly, with about
feet water on the Shoals.
The Ella will leave for Paducah at IL NJ.
to-day.
The Gen. Anderson will leave for st. Louis
at the same hour.
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Stokes speech is public property. and we
have right to make what comments on It
we may deem proper, and we intend to do
so.-LebaH0n Democrat
Mr.. SrokEs' friends don't object to your
comments; but yours do.
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j. Ii. AIKEN'S
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

FOR PLANTERS ANDFANILf UsEi
ust,rg a nair Of Mems Scots in the short time Of
sryrEFN MINUTES On exhibition at No. 4 Public
Square. A. HAhih LII q W. Hk7" O.
e. Agents wanted. apFS-lW
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ETAn excellent article Of Dsb1in Porter,
= recent importation, can be bad Al DouGIAs
4 wAISH'A We doabt whether better ar
ticle Is made.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-11

wEarly yesterday ezaing the Cinein-
naii o5s4z<,rial, of Monday. was laid upon
our table By JoHS J. SULLIVAN. Thanks TO
him
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N A s Fl WILLIE:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1866

NOTICE. TO CAxDIDAIEs.-we Will not insert herea-
ter any PERSONS name as candidate for Office the
PATRIOT, unless paid for in advance. mar1a-u
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang LiniInent.
vALUABLE HORSE WE'D.


Nr. = ITTcH Hyce raTk, VI, WrItes'-'' hat the
horse was considered worthless" (his case was
Spawn but since the free use OF the Mustang
Lninent, have sold hun Tor one $50 ca~h. Your
Imminent has been doing wonders up here"
42O BROAD STEERT ,FHILADEIPHIA, Pa
(E,trdct) g Ia lifting the kettle from the fire L
became unmaHas cable tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost 10 a crisp Il WAS an
awful SIGHT. Tie Mustang Eminent appeared u ex-
tract the pain Il healed rapidly, without soreness,
anu left OF account Truly yours,
&c AkI.ES FUSrER
Suc1 language this Is but tho constant aud natu
raj g hn where this article Is used
Ths LIuIHcut - Indispensable To pllutcrs and
oWHers of horses aud mules. SIR. JOAN DANIEJS,
Of Montgomery, Ala, sold slave Tor SoUU, Nuo SIs
raIssd from utter usulessHess by tins Lin,mcut.
4 Every family should have ~. Re ycEy particular
aud enquire Tor the Mustang LinimeLt aau tINe NO
other
ssJid by all dealers throughout North and south
America, Europe sud tue Isl tads cI the ocean Ior
- cents, 80 ceuts, aud 81 per bottle
BAslNE-S - PAr.k New York
nov25-6mdtwSw
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ESLOAS. the newsboy. has again laid
Us under obligations for copy Of the Gin
cinnatl CbuamTcial ahead Of the mails.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-11

~ Thanks TO the Agent of the Adams
Express Company for all the Louisville pa
pers ahead Of the mails.
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Court at Nashville.

Y. II. HasiaEa ard others rs. Catbarine Haslaa and
C1aTigy Hasiam and others.
~ Gerry Court 81 Nashville, te eth day ApTil
so, Ca moiso1 ol complainant, by eoansai 4 thr
s0Se czGss, and q Ass a. - The satisfaction q
ASIAN, uourss-ieat al the stats of leu
assss, sn1 tasfsfore tie GrdHt<Fy rTscess q
u cuaFt ealasol BE scFved ssoa her q -
ercfoFe ordered By the CicFk and Master thzt
sbiicaliea Ss maize fer four weeks A. s1c-
"A the Nashville fztrlot, q aess<-lcr
sbiazhea IN The ea:y al &ashgs.i@, requiring he
Al efsIeEt b. aPf-sT 40 ths 81 lbs lissa
~ CosrL, DC holea Tor the coaaty ~ las aisoa
the eauTl house therrof lie city q Nashville an
: esss aoadAy IN Nay neal. AID answer sais
4. or he same VII be tzkea FOR confessed A. -
a and set d0~n fos heA<laE paTto.
!. + sfEAgkS
sprs-wst prs fes - q ri All Master.
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concentrated Cure
A @ u A v I T A E q,
A Remedy OF Great and Certain Power.

Thisremedy Is put up n snail walls and can be
by maiito suy address. trial Will satisfy
Useitto wees, ana yea Will experie1ce great
benefit circultr containing ful particulars sent
(free) On application. Price per bottle 81.
One bottle wIiiast month.
B-Thisremedy issaItabls Tor eithersex.
Address, K.CRIGER, AedicA "A gent,
uly2I-tf ~ Broadway New York.
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42o BROAD srEERT PmLADErrHIA, p
Health and Happiness
Secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
Il POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDlSCRETION
TRY IT. TRY IT.
TRY ITi TRY TT
NTOUNG MEN VINO SUI ering from tie aects
i youthfulindIscretone can be surely aud PeTIna
nently restore ed by using the
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Democracy is rich institution, is ii motif
Banner.
1t certainly ought to be. If il has MT got
rich on seventy or eighty millions year
about one third of which is clear profit, 1t
deserves to die miserable beggar.
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Goal Oil. Ceal 0iigs

OK BBIz. bezS Esssxilie Coal 0its sad ~ asai-
Zc era % be lse paFesl baEalas 0d res ls ese.
= EN uf1saS.
ssAs-s oPpe.ss So sese as1sz-
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haneesy Court az Nashville,


A he of1ee a the cerk ana Nsssrr Of the Gas.
Gerry Sssft ~ Nashville, sls- Oh day u ,srit
o. tnoti5A q -uf sAsant, b. eo1nrel u ths
eve ezises aaa spI=sFfae - tlse - .ezio1 a
taetk ana Master, tlst lie sid siefens.ass Las
kxuN. . = Fes-1sst q the sszfe q Teuaessse
thsfStefs TIE % 4inFS pseSsss q flis ceors rn-
ee served asrez tia. u = lisefslsFc erzsse1 av
1eFx esd Master tai aeeiE4t1pz ts made sssr
Ar sSrks - serecsssNh = sss A4sassstz f4ssxs 4
s~siza<f Rsa4stef u tes car \ S&zkxf4e r.
six she SD defpse.At afrzAE - lls ~ = - q
-k4ths@ssrx Cest - pc heiz<a Tor lhs e ans "a
ssss - str IeFt=ksss<e sbezeaf - slls ez.s al
ssssii - siss asss hes4s<f = H. nexf sls.t
SD ts4 az he znas II Be taksn 10 a fssss
- I'm Aad ssf eosa Esx hrA<izz ca part
y q ssfEASEs
sfrS-s4l pr lsz - 6lezk sa4 Azslzr
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fire on Union street.

Between IL and 1 O'Clock night before
last, fire broke out in the Confectionery
Store of Mr.. GEORGE GREIG, on Union Street,
on the right of the alley leading from Dead
erick street to Church, and there being consid-
cradle wind at the time, the entire building,
in which were three stores and an eating
saloon, was burned 10 the second story, in
spite Of the best efforts of the fremen who
were on the ground in full force soon after
the alarm was given. 1t is supposed that
the fire origin ated from candle, used by a
young man, German. in the employ of Mr.
GREIG, who came home intoxicated a short
time before the fire was discovered.
The building was three story structure,
aud was occupied By GEORGE GRETG, confec-
toner J. NJ. FLOWERS, Jeweler J. NJ.
BARNES, rcstorator, and JOHN LUCK, dealer
in music, musical instruments and toys. The
losses are about as follows:
GEORGE GREIG. .-...-.........-. $4,000
J. NJ. BARNES. 5000
JOHN LUCK 5000
Owners of Buildings. $4,000
An Irish servant girl of Mr.. GREIG, lost all
her clothing. and $50 in money which she
had saved from her earnings. Another in
the employ of Mr.. FLowEEs lost about the
same amount. The Messrs. JoNARD, restora-
Tors adjoining Mr., LUCK, was damaged to
the amount of $50.
The part of the building occupied by Mr..
GREIG was insured in the Commercial In
surauce Company, for $4,000. His family
occupied the upper rooms. His furniture
and stock were Insured for $4,000, 500
with Nash & Mari, and $500 in the Ten
nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
The part of the building occupied by Mr..
FLOWERS was insured in the Commercial In
surance Company for $4,000, and that occu-
pied by Mr. BARNES Owned Mr.. WEssEL) in
the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance for
$4,000.
Mr.. LuCK's loss is perhaps the heaviest of
all, as he was not insured to the amount of
dollar. A good deal of his stock was
saved, but most of it was sadly damaged.
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SberiG's Salfs.


DY virtue of to me directed and delivered from
I'D the Honorable Chancefy Court OF Das ldson
county, Tennessee, at its November Term, 1859,
viii expose public sale 10 the highc bidder Tor
cash. tue Court Houss Yard, % the City OF Nash
vile, Saturday, the 5th day OF May 1850. All the
right title claim, interest and estate, which Char les
Z. II. Martin then had or may have since acquired
tx and the following described: two negro staves
and three horses to-wit: named y illus, aged
about lnrty-two years, of black complexion, aud
Ned ed about thirty eight years. of dark complex
ion. aud one soIrel aud two bay horses. being levi
ed the property of Charles L. H. Martin 10 sat-
isy judgment rendere ed in favor of John e. q leaves
C. and Ii. for the SC, against Ed Lawrence aud
Charles Z. H. Ma tin. This, April 4th, 1860.
JAMES fl. HINTON, sheriff,
apr5-td. BY E. q. DRAKE ID, Sheriff.
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hank NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessec.

BROKEN AND voeIHIEs-
Agricultural Bank BrownsvfIle-
C.nlraI Bauk Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank. A1rfreesltorO'-
Miners and AanufactuFers' Bank Knoxville.
Bank Of East Icnneesee-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-11

The popularity OF the IEXICAN MUSTANG LINl-
MEST, is ooexIensive with the civilization OF the
globe Other articles claim dlL>5iGie pafu and
dIstress-ths cures Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, riaaters Farmers Livery
men, &C. have particularly demonstrated this fact,
Throughout the world No article ever before re
eeived undivided praise aud sGPPeEtfron Aedi-
cal and Scientific men,
RHEU ATISM
or years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum1rs Running Sores ,scrOfula sun Joints,
FeloHs SwelI.ngs, Burns, Bites, BoIls Chaps Nsu
rzIziz salt Rheum, and ali aches and pains upon
man. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such Ring bone Call Scratches, spawn P"!l-ENi4
Sxssucy uoal-IIi, &C are sdJdued AID cured by
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Gbanfrrp Salts
Chancery Sale--L4and ON Mo-
Iensville and Mill Creek VAL
ley Turnpikes. aa

Chaucery Sale--l>2nd On No
Iensville and Mill Creek VAL
ley Turnpikes.
DY virtue Of a decree rendered by the Chancesy
ID Court at Nashville, in the case OF Mary Z. Good
win n. p. corbTtt and others, will again offer at
public sale ut tie Court House in this city, at IL
O'Clock precisely, On
saturday the 9Th day Of Nay, 1860,
The 81 acres and i2s poles Of Land descrb-
ed in the plead ngs as Heretofore said to the defend
ant N r Cor btt- TerDs 6 and IL months credit.
Without interest, and sale without REDEMPTION
NoTE.-This sale is To pay the decree in fsvor of
complainant for about loe and besides this claim
there is also further lien said tract OF land for
about $500, to which the said land viii be subject
apr6-.d J. E. GiEAyEs, C. C.
Chancery. Sale.
Tnos. J. Foster and E Chestham vs. Hugh T. Scott
and others.
DUESUANT u a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term. 1859, in the above
named case, will proceed to sell at public the
Court House. IN this city,
Saturday the 3St OF March, 1860,
That beautiful residence the SIDE OF The Buena
Vista Turnpike ROAD near the city, now occupied by
DR.. Scott, together with the grounds attached, diyd
ing the same Into LOTS and continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold to pay satisfy the
decree in said These grounds will be stibdiyd
ed before day OF sale, and pats Of the may he
found At my Office for examination anu distribution,
vted CALL
TERxs-Credits of GIG and IS months notes TO be
executed with isfactry personal security, lien to
be retained and sale free from equity of redemption
mar1-td J. E. GLEAVkS, c. NJ.
PosTPoNEMENT.
April, 1850. J. Z GLEAvks, C. x. N.
janz6-td
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fIAyfNG associated snrseives together for the
ss.sssssoa aaa Reoesy.ag All For safdsny asi.lsss
e fusl assafe lsstaA iOaE exPsTsenss tzs essi
seas, shat Ne ca gave s.tssletsa ~ All gao "a
With tsesf I,.trsRase-- Il u q
eeP e0aslla.Iy IA stare seil azssrled u Gro
ss-ses, Macs AID Lqaors, .a4 sstsrsl.n-tiea
81 sssa A. el.sAP - lhss 6 - b oeasnl s.ss-,
We are nov resolving Large -laa eosas.sss assert.
sss Of .sroasE'ss, Sass ,l4i ara sg "a ass A.
soslslats ~ pat y tns fosss <i1s -rticse<
sugar and Coffee
Z 81 hhds Saszr;. 10 sekes eostaa Lsaf.
lao sols po~- 3 sFuzh Do: % bsls Il a4ssss;
wines and Liquors.
500 bod recslasd IN sxy, - 40 Ss<ssass Do.
% do Esbaassa g. 10, lie p<ss 8r.ady N ne sisa
ses ksE. .ils; - % rcElzs : c4s.sp;
1e9 20 ses tnessas - 30 Oy sters.
90 gross s-ssssss lss e-.xsST@ess;
80 bsx~s a.rssil's saaa. los a. Les.sr r.esr.
- resss c's,sa ssPe. leo esxs she<;
50 s.s1s rass. iss IS s i..s ne.
- doz Hssa fiosfce. - b4ss PeI4sr 4 s,ssss.
50 ss.ls gr.s. kials Rope ios eaz s.fssad sssssf
sus drasas szsyraz sles.
Cigars and Teaaeeo.
so.sss HsstE Cay os.rz:
zsoe IA eaapsstlez ciz.rs. lmperssd:
lsx.o ssefaa<e lzsssss szEssss kr@a.is
le1 sfsss sseekaas Tsh<css;
sssss LA sssra : Araa.stea1 Isbaces,
: 80 En. Nh. g. a.:
- Dc fssesszss Releases, sarssuz bsaaAs:
~ ~ sPEHRT
nsfls-e = &.zkss A.. ssza sil<. rs.s.
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Exchange.
Land ~ aFrants,
Wholesale PRICE CURRENT

10 acres, per scre...-.. sOc IZO's-.......... 90
SOS .......... 49,. zoe loo ................ &c
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4 Fine Stock OF Shirts,
or ALL srfLks AND AT ALL PRICES
Aye Siogrs, aud al otAeF kfaas;
a ane assortment OF uzabreisus;
Canes. lnnamSN4sie,
saspen lcrs q ever variety;
Hall Hose Of every ass -rs.ssfon:
Al Kinds q Seck Ties:
UNDERWEAR, Of every material:
Hsns&ercoieis, only 10 be sea 10 be admired;
Brushzz, u ali kieas. Ac- ke., Sc
Al a. oaf a re n ezierry street. dear Senth
e Uaisu, s1d Se zEli n1xr oar eaorts- meet
ysef gAais sad apoa Ne eaasl ssn<FAcT0sT rsxss-
5BafiT-u J. al Sosli1-
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Illinois Banks. 5 diI
Ali notes Of this stat
should be cOuntersigned b.,
The State Officer, BEN.
then secured by depusi
of state Stocks; when shH
Is mol done they are I'LL
salcaD.e.
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NEW York. April l0-Cotton active and
firm, sales to-day 5000 bales middiag up
land IL sallf; Flour drmer, sales II, 500 bbl-.
SIS 20a5 80; Corn firm aud scarcc, 74aS0;
Mess Pork dull, IL 62lal7 rs for new; Rio
Coffee l33. The shipping list quotes cotton
buoyant on better grades and other grades
steady. Sales of 5 days 1900 bales, Or
leans middling. lls; Freights tn Liverpool
3.32; Sugar deprassed, declined 1. chiefly Oh
lower and middling grades; Aolasses scarce
and very firm at full prices, Orleans Fair TO
Prime, 45a50; Tobacco lets active, good
grades higher; Sterling Exchange sslss !;
Francs 5-l6ta5 Is
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ACE. xCE.s lCEs.

WE haxe aszse osr Ice Depot n ne rezz Of
~ the Ea1k All al sal ciseasf saiT
N TIE market li.zz set asr &c frSra Para.
sse Has, - mlisz era Il Sss. WIFE, asa aaas
sxzlsalsely Il sle bsss saiss ezssF state ff,
fsf siEhf 5s<ass tltck- Ae al opea ~ 81.
Ssatk C.ssry s1rssf > C kecr4ry's EEerery s.o<z
sa-Tss-s nEsI.J sAsgsrr
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"A oeeideHss '0tR happen, spea IN SeH regulated
aHiie 10 b very desirable have some cheap aud
convenient way Tor repairing Furnars, Toys ,Urook-
cry, SGD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-07
- saa Z a
Administrators Sale.

In obediance to an order aof the Gasconade
County Court, made at the February term
1860. / will sell at the courthouse door In
the town of Herman, on the second Monday
in. NAV next, between the hours of o'clock
in the forenoon and 5 in the afternoon OF
said day, during the sitting of SAID court, th
following described real estate, as the pro-
perty Of William Meyer deceased, to wit:
The E half of N E quarten of section 30,
township 43, Ranged vest;
Terms will be made known at the day o
sale.
.0lE ,stRuHENRY AMELING,
l. adm. of the estate of VIM. Meyer decd
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administrators 9aLe.

In ,obediance to an order of the Gasconad
County Court, made at the Februarp tern,
1860. | VIII sell at the courthouse dor IN tht
town of Herman, on the second Tuesday o
May(l5.l 1860, between the hours of 9 O'Clock
in the forenoon and 5 in the afternoon OF
said day, the following described real estate,
the zropcrty of William Uolyar deceased, 10
wit: e.a]f.4.
The south east quarter of north east quarter
of section "a, township "A Range S west.
The north east quarter of the south east
.quarter of section ga, township "a, Range !
west.
The south west or, of the north west or. OF
section 35 township "A, Range S west.
The north west pr, of the south west Or
Eef-seetion S5, township IA, Range 5 west.
The south east or. of the north west or. Of
section .35, township IA, Range 5 west.
The north east or. of the south west or, G
section IS, township "A, Range 5 west.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
1 JosErH REYNOLDS, adm.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ae.<
County of Gasconade.
-+ Il In the Gasconade County Court,
Eehrnarv term. 1870.

February term, 1860,
Now at this day comes William Bumpass,
administrator of John H. H1NkE, deceased, end
files his petition praying for the sale of SO
much of the real estate of said deceased, as
will be sufficient to pay the debts of said es-
tate, which petition being accompanied by a
statement of the situation of said estate, very
fed by the affidavit of said administrator, by
which it appears that there be not sufficient
assets in his hands to pay said de!ts. p.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that all
persons interested in said estate be notified,
that unless good cause to the contrary be shown
on the next term of this court, to be held and
began on the second Monday of May next,
at the courthouse in Hermann, an order will
be made for the sale of SO much of the real
estate, of said deceased, as will be sufficient te
pay said debls. And it is further ordered
that a. coopyof this order be published OF foul
weeks in some newspaper printed IN Thu
county.
A true copy attest
JAMES ARROTT clerk
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HdrnL2Lsffnfo,es STATE.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconade
county Court, made at the February term
1851, will sell at the courthouse door in the
town Of Hermann on Tuesday the 18th day
May 1860, being the second day of term,
between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the after
noon of said day, during the sitting of said
court, the following described real estate.
as the property Of Richard Reynolds, decd
to wit ~@'"- "'- g..
The east half of the south west quarter o.
section 70, township 40, Range A west.
Terms will be made known at the day O
10 rsa-,a JOSEPH REYNOLDS, adm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-07
notice .f Final settIemenf,

Public Notice is hereby gwen to al credl-
ton and others interested in the estate OF
Caspar Huettenraucht dec, that the under
signed administrator of said estate will make
Final Settlement theron at the May term Oh
the County Court Of Gasconade County to be
held and began at the courthouse IN Hermann
on the second Monday in May 1860.
ais mANDREAs PFOTENHAUER, .
adm. of the estate of G. Hqettenrauch decd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-07

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