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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF GAscoNADE.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
in vacation May II, 1860.
DARIUS HATE

DARIUS HATTIE
against f.fi'
EDMUND BLowLEY ru
Now at this day comes the plaintiff Darius
Hate and it appearing TO the clerk of said
Court from the affidavit of said plaintiff that
the defendant Edmund Blowley is not a resi-
dent of the State of Missouri. 1t is therefore
ordered by the clerk of said Court that pubica.
ton be made according to law, notifying said
defendant, that an action has been commenced
in the Gasconade circnit court by said plain
tiff the object of which is to obtain a judgement
against him the said Edmund Blowley on a
note drawn by him for the sum OF thirty seven
dollars and ninety cent dated December the 3.
1857 payable one day after date to said Darl.
u2 Hate and bearing interest at the rate Oh
ten per cent per annum, and that his property
has been attached and that unless he be ana
appear at the next term of said Court to be
began and held at the courthouse in Hermann
on the second Monday in September next ana
on or before the third day of seid term II the
term shall so long continue, if not then before
thy and of said term answer said plaintiffs Pc
tition, the same will be taken against him az
confessed and judgement rendered according
ly and his properly sold to satisfy the same
and it is further ordered that copy of this Or
der be published for four weeks succesivelyi IN
the Hermanner Volksblatt, the last insertioA
to be at least four weeks before the commence
ment of caid termr
A true copy, attest
JAMES ARROTT, clerk.
VIM. j.. Slater, attorney pro plaintiff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF G-AsceNApE
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
in vacation May 18th 1860.
VIM Clatlin, John A Allen,
Is Emerson Jr, N. d Noyes,
composing the firm of
cfafin, Allen & Go
AGAINST
STATE OF MISSOURI, /,
against
Vim Me Canaan

and Tabitha = Nc Camant
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff and it
appearing to the clerk in vacation from the
affidavit of said plaintiff that the Defendants
are non residents of the State of Missouri.
1t is therefore ordered bp the Clerk of said
Court that publication be made according to
law notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced in the Gasconaie-G1r
cult court, the object of which is to obtain a
Judgment against hun, the said Wllllrm Nc
Camant on a note for the sum OF One Thou
sand and five Dollars and Ond cent drawn by
him in favor of safe Plaintiffs dated April IL
| 1857 and payable six months after date, berr-
ing interest at the rate of Ten percent from
maturity and to f~oreclose the equity OF re-
demptlon Of said Defendants in certain real
estate situated in said ounty mortgages by
SAID Defendants tosecure the payment of said
note and to octain an opder, that said mortga
ged premises Ue sUu To Puy SAID note and
judgement, and that unless said Defendant:
appear at the next term of this Court to be-
gan and held at the Courthouse in Hermann
on the Second Monday in SEPTEMBER next
and on or before the third day thereof, if the
tern shall so long continue if not, then before
the end Of said term answer said Plaintifsfpe
tition, the same will be taken against them al
confessed and judgement rendered according
ly and the property mortgaged said to satisf!
the same. 1t is further ordered that a copy o
this order be published in the ,,Hermanne
Volksblatt" for four weeks successing the las
snsertlon to be at least fout weeks before tn,
commencement of said Term.
A true copy of the Order attest
JAMES ARRoTT, Clerk.
WM ] SLATER,
Atty pro pl'tff. june 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
EDMUND EPPLE
THE W1Dow & unknown heirs
of FREDERICK WALTERS decd.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
March term 1860.
Order of Publication.
Now at this day comes said plaintiff by his
attorney, and it appearing to the Court from
the affidavit of said plaintiff, the widow and
heirs of said defendant are nonresidents OF
this state, it is tperefore ordered that they be
| notified by publication according to law, that
caid plaintiff has instituted in the Gasconade
| Circuit Court an action, The object of which
is to obtain a decree of title against them fol
the following tracts of land, to wit; The ives
half of the North East quarter and the ives
half of the North West quarter and the Nortl
East quarter of the North West quarter o
section seventeen, township forty-fve, rang,
six west. And that unless they be and appea
at the next term of said court. t. be begal
and held at the town of Hermann On the Sc
cond Monday of September next, and on o
before the third day thereof, and answe
said plaintiffs petition, the sama will be take
against them as confessed and !udgemer
rendered accordingly.
A true copy, attest
JAMES ARROTT clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-06-16
q. 9. Code & 60.

acknowledgement,
339 Srpaesap, 81. ..
a. 9as Orig. 1T cine 9sa6abmuns Der Gtitetts, ole
f1 anf teper @9a6tel tefnntt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
Important Notice.

The use ~ y. Msfmsy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most salutsry effects. which We
hasten W make known N the public al large.
Among lie pther good qualities. which are mi.
vefssliy acknowledged. " has been found 10 he
highly useful and bspehciept to Women In the
state ~ pfsEnancy y, and that ~ facilitates their
delivery.
n also improves positively The quslity and IN
crease the quantity Of MIR ~ Nurses.
No other Kind Of FOOD can he compsfed 10 ~
u may he administered without fear 10 The young
est children; ~ reffesbens and strengthens them,
and preserves them against great many die.
eases peculiar 10 their age.
We msy therefore carefully recommend II 10
every family.
Every ons-pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirtytwo portions for one per
son. They are all signed by =. MARMAy. In
veptor aud rsteutse.
General Depot at New 0riesns-44 Cont street,
between Chartrss and Hoysl mrg-lyd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

FRANCE AND THE PArAL Chrsis-
The mails Of The steamship Edin-
burg. Mt New York. from Liverpool,
Wednesday, the 10Th, ria Queens
town the 10th, came TO hand in full
last evening. They include the re-
ply Of tho French Minister Of For
eign Affairs to tho Pope's last En-
cyclical letter. In IL NJ do Thou
venel says
lie leaves II to history to say
whether the responsibility Of events
falls on the Emperor or on those
who, refusing aud concession or
reform. and combining themselves
TO inxopliceble actions, have allow
cd things 60 grow worse, until they
threaten to reach point ut which
the evil becomes 80 great that IL
oonnot bc rcmedicd. lie complains
of the Court Of Rome transporting
30 the field Of religion question
which belongs to temporal affairs,
and disclaims the slightest intcn-
rion Of encroaching on the spiritu-
al power of the Poutiil. Tho Holy
SEQ, he says, has placed itself in
dIscord with the spirit Of the times,
by making an appeal to mems con
science in the name Of faith for mn
interest which is simply temporal.
NJ. do Tbouvonel cites example TO
show that the RomagDa narrowly
escaped being Observed from the
States of the Church in 1915. In
1914 Austria and Naples entered
into stipulations with each other,
based on the principle Of partito-
ming tho Legations IN the ncgo-
tiations Mt Vienna, in 1916, tho
discussion on tho Roman States
was constantly maintained even by
tao Catholic powers. and under
considerations purely temporal
In the meantime the Pope, far
from abandoning the fields, had nd.
dressed another letter 10 the Bish-
op of Orleans, bostowing upon
him tho Apostolic boncdiction for
his firm aud decided opposition to
Napolcon's policy, and especially
approving his last pastoral, of
whose suppression VIC had intelli.
gcnco by the Africa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09


The NExr ROYAL WEDDING. Tho
Ob~rrateur Beige speaks Of tho APP
preaching nuptials of the Prince Of
Orange with the Princess Alice Of
England, the second daughter OF
Queen Victoria, AZ n settled fact,
and says;
The magnificent and spacious
royal carriage, called the British
Queen" which has just been coin.
plctcd, will be put in motion prob
ably for the first time on the occa-
sion of projected excursion in
Belgium Of the Prince Royal Of
Netherlands and the British Prin.
cess, his intended bride. This car
riage is in no respect inferior to that
lately made for the Imperial family
Of France. Messrs. Jones Brothers,
the celebrated coach builders Of the
Duke of Brabrant, have been charg-
cd with the painting, decoration
and ornamcntation Of the luxuri-
Gus roiture.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
q - = - -
SANITARY CRUEL.
TX. l.. NOUR1suiNg REMEDY I
tsvfsrsb tsb PRtRiRsb
BY p NJ A. Inn Az

'rHE INVENTOR ~ This new and invaluable
! remedy has taken patents IN france, England.
Feo,land. ireisnd, nsieiun ana the United states.
The INST chforle eonstips ,lon Yields w. the
daily use ~ the invigofsting Cruel; " must he
taken twice y dsy, once In the morning and once
h. The evening IN The shape of soup.
The ptuei IL pleasant food, aud requires no
particular diet; " sxrltes the appetite, aud acts
fsVorably On the digestive urgshs, and cures
more ~ less rapidly, but surely always, In every
disease ~ the stomach, such as
Dyspepsia, usstritis. Iieartiurn, Megfltns, Sick
Headache. Pain IN the stomach. CestiVeness,
Vomiting. Chronic biafrhea. A. Sc.
The InvlgorAtlng Cruel IL taken IN different
wsys with brotb-wiih salt or swestebed milk
with ., without the orange Aover water.
spoonful ~ ~ l. ssmeient. and should he put In
boiling milk and temaln " ~ ~ minutes.
Nv To be taken morning and evening.
tor further pasiieulsfs apply ~ the General
Depot, M. "a Cont strsst, between Charities and
Royal sereets. New Orleans.
FOR sale. wholesale snd retail, by
A. HENAUD rPtHsR.
Principal Agent III the uaiied states.
T. Hrsnacsse Agent for Fast nston Rouge.
bepp,s In all the principal stiles ~ The United
states. warp-ly
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
PIANO rORTEs.

DERsONF DESTROYS 30 purchase q FIRST
] class Piano Forte, will do we'll 10 call
at the store If the undersigned and exam
me those made by Eghte n Bradbury.
Wherever these instruments are known,
they have commanding reputation for
their elegant finish. their combined power.
sweetness and feasibility Of tone. Their
superiority is sufficiently guaranteed BY
The highest order Of testimonials in The
musical profession, such ~ Thalbefg, Dr..
Mason, sttaekosch, Timen, gottschalk,
and numerous others.
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jewsller,
msrch1. Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

tually 10 punish the ofIense Of selling liq-
nor 10 slaves, etc. Referred TO the Judi
eiaty Committee.
By Mr.. Knos, ~ Carroll An net appro-
ptlatinp 1000 30 the Headvilla Female
Academy of Baton Rouge.
Ry Af Beinss An act authorizing the
Police jury Of parish Of Jefferson. left
bank. 10 open roads and streets. through
private property. both ~ which we're re
ietred ~ the judiciary Committee
The honr Of ~ having arrived, the House
took under consideration the order Of the
day. being ~ act " create six sbefiIs for
the parish ~ Orleans.
After some remarks from different mem
bers the author of the bill. Nj. Cotton. }
10y leave If The House Withdrew ~
The House then proceeded 10 the second
order If the day, beng "an act for the
benefit Of Public Schools and which pro
vides for the printing If school books at
the Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and
blind.
M. Heron explained several amend
ments which he proposed 10 offer with ~
view TO obviate tie objections Of gentle
men.
The bill having been read. Mr.. Allen
moved 20 strike out the enncting clause.
On this motion an able and lively dis
cussion ensued. Messrs. Heron, Kilbourne
and Lindsay Gavoripe the passage Of the
bill, and Messrs A lien, Phillips aud Marks
opposed ~.
The motion 20 strike cut was lost.
NJ Gray here stated that these ptopos
ed amendments would not move his oh
ieciions 10 the bill. which objections he Of
fetred ri length aud with great force Of
Argument
Mr.. Phillips offered substitute 10 the
entire bill. pending which Mr. Allen mov
ed ~ postpone the bill amendments, and
substitute indefinitely.
This motion prevailed by ayes ~, nays
a..
The House then adjourned.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
MAYORS OFFICE,


CrrY or BAroN BoUeE, March 7, 1905
~ he CHisens NJ Baton Hoyge!
Having given assurances TO the people
already, that accommodation would be
provided for them during the Industrial
Fair Exhibition in this city, ! adopt this
mode Of urging upon all persons friendly
10 the success Of this enterprise TO throw
open their houses for the reception and en-
tertainment Of visitors. Heads Of families
and other persons prepared or willing 10
comply with tho request will have the
kindness 10 inform mo in person or in
writing, during this week, Of the number
Of persons they can accommodate.
Respectfully,
j. Y. ELAN, Mayor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.


rus SIXTH essrse ~ Lectures IN this tnstitu.
\ tipn will oper on the FIRST Mendsy IN Msy
nest and continue until The last n The following
August,
uLTvs
ALEXANDER MEANS, NJ n. Prof Of Ohenis.
try ard Pharmacy.
" W. Brown, NJ. ~, Pref NJ hnslerrv
JOHN W. J0NFs, N. D.. Pref ~ Principles and
Practice ~ Medicine and general Pathology;
" " wFsfMORELAND. NJ D., Prof ofprip4
eipies and Practice of Surgery
rs. POWELL, ". D., Prof ~ Obstetrics.
y. p LOGAN, " D., Prof ~ Physiology and
Diseases ~ wone and children.
! - NEWFOUNDLAND. NJ q. Prot ~ Ma,eria
NEEDLES ard Medical Jursprudence
Practical Anatomy conducted Nv the Professor
~ Anatomy
Clinical Instruction, ss heretofore. regularly
through The Course
The Disseeting Room, furnished With plenty ~
good subjects, will he open ~ the 18th ~ April
ipt those who insy wish " dsseet before the lee
lures commence.
Marieulston taken once only ..A.4a....R %
'"nfse ~ Lectures los 90
Dlssee'ing tickle, tfeauited only cnee..... 10 %
Dipl"fra ....s ~ %
1pod heard ran be had ~ a. 10 ~ per week
FOR further information address
D. %. NEWFOUNDLAND. Dean,
mars dAvlm Atlanta, ga.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND CIVIC
Avn
i A NCY DRESS BALL.

Pfpf ". q. HPpsrd will give n Grand Civic
AMI Fancy Dress Hall, under the sanction ~ the
bireriris ~ the Baton Rouge industrial Faii
Association, q, the Quilted states Barracks, Fri
day evening, The 10th ~ March, tsGG.
Gentlemen DESIRING 10 prnepre tickets ~ I'D
mission ipr IL dies ~ Themselves, viii please sp-
ply 10 the Committee en Invitaiian, ~ there
viii be npns sold ~ the door.
Tickets not transferable.
Ma ms
fsp. A bpunHFPrY Fsp, w. y. PHtffrs. Fso
Jras u. New. ESQ, Jos Coirps, Fsg,
Hos W. huRsEfsoF. Hos. ~ w. Attss,
s ". HARt, ESQ, Hos n. HaYvEs,
bRi =. " rsbpps, Ia y. NJ. HsRsFonr,
Ma r. LEWIS. CAR W. y 1uSsARb,
OAft J. X. buscts T.. wonorsrsR, ESQ.
Hos. '. y. HrFgfsnfur.
htTTEF ON NvfThTfOs!
Hos ttaa, Ed rHsarHis ESQ.
Iifuf q suiiiviF. OF sEptritip, Eco,
bR bay, q srarFoRp, ESQ.
y W Pore, ESQ ~ sum. ESQ.
y gcuRsirR, tso, bRJ W Elusbsss
mafp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
run roL,on or snw ORLEANS.

The BgiistiA anSiously inquiries, "ls The
Legislature going 10 adjourn without tab
ing action in reference TO the re organize
tion Of the Police Of this City ~ what
further can he done by the mere passage ~
lawsi Have you not already the widest
code Uf ordinances, under which every
oiIlee. judicial of administrative, is filled
by the unerriug voice Of the dear people.
according 10 the latter day teneis Of De
moersey Is not the Judge on the bench
even now on level with the ward Con
stable, and he with the rogue 1T the bar :
Would you have greater degree Of re-
puhlicanism than this Is u not the voice
of the honest because IN the majority },
mass, that puts the Judge on the bench,
and afterwards stones him with eggs If he
decide not ~ their liking Have not tho
people made the laws and the charter, aud
10 not the creating power greater and more
potent than the power created Is 70 not
established by the best Democratic au
'hoii'y 'hae 'he people nave tght w es'
tabllsh vieilances when they like close
'he eoufts-imPfisoh we Judges, ana tase
~ ehafge the BODY 81 TIE mayer himself
TO save him Rom his ifieudsi Have they
not right IN order to sttihe terror into
the hearts Of the enemy. TO let 60 q gun
aud kill Ave or six irishinen without evef
giving the Coroner their names These
rights are grmly established an Magma
oh.,,o, ,,i,.,,ias rte noo,j. uto o,.n
,ha a,,,s,,. =, ,,,a c,a.a,',,, ,,,,. ta.a -.
80 =, -, -. 80, 49,. ~
80, , ~ ~ 70, ~ w - w
'sp' W FO'''' ~. i"'' ''E"' ""s S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

s9-Tho geological collection in
Amsterdam, which is sustained by
the merchants of that city, is said
to he a better one in every respect
than is TO be found in any of the
great capitals in Europe, not OK
cepting that in Paris, and it is far
in advance of that in Regents Park
in London, which has the British
Government for its patron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

WnAr n oosr-This In n matter
of fact, people-this Universal
Yankee Nation. and we like 60 see
the figures; to know frat what The
new scheme will cost, aud then what
II will pay.
The Commissioners appointed to-
audit aud settle the expenses of
the IIarpcr's Ferry, or John Brown
affair, have reported to the Virgin
Ia Legislature that they have paid
sl31, 1870; that s3l,l0 more have
been audited aud reported, and
that $lT,3S3 has boon expended by
the Governor out of tie civil con
tingont fund aggregate $lS5, 56T.
The sum of SSl, lao was paid to
the military.
Considering tho mighty force put
down; the terrible amount Of blood
shed, etc, the cost is very reason
bic. Had tho affair occurred six
months later, or within u few
months of the Presidential election
IL would have cost as much again.
We hope when the unpaid bills arc
settled, that tho BrowE affair will
be settled. The demand for tho
pixies has ceased altogether, and
we are glad TO learn that tho man.
ufaotsres done u good business
with them. The last lot sent out
this way on sale, are better than
the frat lot, in the fact of having
handles for service.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
TT Jean Paul says that la

Ee- Jean Paul says that la
dy officer, if she was to give the
word "halt," would do it in this
strair-"You soldiers, all of you,
now mind, order you, as soon as
have finished speaking, to stand
still every one of you on the spot
where you happen TO be; do you
hear me Halt, | say, all Of you.'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

Day Tho London Daily News, n
paper of considerable ability, in speak
ing of the United States, says tho ma.
ton has Postmaster-Gcneral, Score
tary Of Foreign Relations. a "Secreta-
ry Of Coinage, of Customs, and of
Public Lands. These are the five de.
partments Of the United States Gov.
eminent, and these are all The
Americans have no Secretary Of The
Treasury; of War, of the Navy, and
Of the Interior, and therefore there can
be no just comparison between the
legislative business at Washington and
London.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
sale Of JewtIry and Furniture.

WILL be sold at auction on the i4th
w inst, nj 10 o'clock, at the residence
of llonore Loneuetesu. on North Bonle-
ward, corner of Lafayette street, quaint
~ of Watches and Clocks.
Also, ~ small quantity Of Household
Furniture, Crockery, DE.
Terms CAsH. J. X. DUFHOCQ,
maroh1 4ta. Auetioneer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

nay" The English papers state
that The sentence Of death, passed
upon John Dillon, n marine. for
having struck his superior officer,
Lieutenant DAILY, ON board her
Majesty's ship Royal Albert, has
been committed to penal servitude
for life.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

The undertakers Of New York are
accused of rcsurecting the handsome
collins Of their customers in the Bay
Cemetery, putting the bodies into
pine boxes and reseIling the more valu-
able ware.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09

REv. I. l.. HARRIS AND SPIRITUAL
isM.-The Spiritual Maga=ine, pub
fishes in London on the LIST Of Febru.
airy, denies the truth Of the story thSt
Mr.. Harris is a seceder from Spiritu-
alism, and has assailed it in his dis.
courses in England.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-09
so Weed Waiting s,r en-. w.so..

CORN 800 Bsgs Choiee white ana Yeilow;
OATs-1V0 sseks white and Black
nRAr-ti1 nsgs FRESH saint Louis
HAy-t6 nsles Choice Tito.thy;
P0fAT0ES--fa Barrels Eastern Meshanocs;
pOPAT0Es-s0 ~ Do Pink Eyes
FLDUR-5O Barrels Premium Eagle:
FLOUi-50 Half Barrels Novelty Faner.
HNB.-tGo Barrels Ri,hsrd's Cape.
The above articles just relieved and offered fcf
sale ~ current market rates
mari JOSHUA BEAL.