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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-28
TRIAL LIST

III ~ IL LILO
FOR TIE SEPTlEIfBER ILR.h lsGO.
!. Benjamin A. Cole VS.. William Smons.
!. Peter Miller vs. the Cattawissa, Wilamsport g.
Ere Railroad Company
s. Samuel Lemon vs. a. w. Crcamer
a. John Me- ALA VS.. Henry lIantz.
D. SImon Fettcrman W Wright Hughes.
D. Jacob Schuyler vs.. Wilson Agcr
q tharles llenningeT vs. Ludwig niehl aiministra
tors.
G I. w. kalcr VS.. Daniel Neyhard
" Jhu. hcNulligan et. al, VS.. Samuel Nhonc.
~. J. h. GirtOu vs. Edgar T.. Barton, Ut. al.
II. william Smeyrr vs.. John lioilnngir
~. J. L. Jackson ct al, rs. nurh Howell.
49, stephen II. MILLER ~. Daniel f. Sgybcrt.
~. Robert Auicn VS.. Benz Payion.
10 VIM Npplrlnan vs.. Jonathan MostellsT.
10 lh0s ADAMS Samu"l .. Scybcrt
Il. Mary Hess vs. VIM. Hess
io' Peter Blncyer vs. Michael M.ylctt.
~ jeremiah II. Hartman Abram n Harvey.
~ Nathaniel l.. Ruter 1t. al, vs.. A. NJ Harvey.
~ {. u. Herring IT. al. vs.. John q. Jucoby
g Joseph Lilly VS.. James w. Sankcy.
-. LavIna Loc vs.. Adam I.utZ ,l al.
% Daniel Spayde vs. Christian laubach
70 Ira Robbins vs., Jacob Dirhl.
~ Gcurge SlUan'- Executor vs. Jas. Rantz
20 Jacob Schuyler VS.. Albert Stuokey tt al
~ Lc"rs" Gruy vs. Henry ShUllabsrgcr
- John Bartun'S admir- vs.. jos .ph Lilly.
JACOB EYERLS, Prothonotary.
flonmsburg. July -, 1850.
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UNIFORMITY or 2EfCESi- New FsNTURE ~ BU
sIsEss Every his onr Soissmsn'
JONES q CO.,
Of the Crescent Ono Prir. Cleaning Ftorc. No zoo Mar
kst stree, above Sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition having tAs largest, most varied and
fashionable stock cf CGh,ns Philadelphia made OK
pressy for retail sales have constituted every oas his
own salesman, by having marked in figures on each
article at the very lowestpcc it can be sold for so they
cannot possibly vary all must buy alike.
The goods well spongcd and prepared, and great
pass taken with the making that at can buy with
the fall Of getting good article at the very
lowest price, Also, large stock Of piece goods on
hand, Of the latest style and best qualities which will
be mads TO order the fashionable and best
aer, 25 per cent below credit prices
Remember the CresesAt, in Market, above Sixth st.
No. 60+. JONES co.
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A Fac. When JAMES BUCHANAN
went into Office there was Twenty MillioAs
If Dollars in the Treasury. Now We are
Etghty Maho"S Ia debt! Think of that
ReP~b'ica".
The natural result, DR.. Jotn, of Repnb-
lican Legislation, in reducing the Tariff Of
ts4e, and substituting that of 1887, which
has nearly "ruined the country
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AN INDUSTRIOUS CENSUS TAKER, -
Mr. j. L. Barber, Assistant Marshal, in
Lawrence county, Ohio, thus sums up his
weeks labor in a note to the U. S, Mar
shall :-tI commenced on Monday at 10
o'clock, after walking ten miles from home,
visited every house in Lawrence town.
ship, filed thirty pages of Schedule No. |,
four of No. a, and took all the other
statistics. He walked over 100 miles
thfough brush, briars, wheat and corn
fields, and named two babies--called one
James Buchanan and the other Lewis
Clifford. Finished the township by Sat-
urday noon. and walked home, distance
Of fifteen miles, by sunset And all this
tims the mercury 90 deg. Fahren heit
We call that weeks work which few
mcu have equalled. After this we have
no aspiration 6 become a census tAker.
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Nem A0uertis
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate IF AndrsD Shoemaker, deceassd.
7 ErrERS cf administration on the Estate Of Andrew
Il Shoemaker, late of Madison township, Columbia
county drcras hay" been granted by the Register Of
Columbia county. To- tn: Undersigned II persons hay
iHg clim4 aeanAt Ic stat, Of tnr deccdcn reqes
ted tp present IN to the Admiu sator. at his ST.
rncn near town, ,withoit delay, amt all persons
debtvd 10 make pay inrnt Ortiwih.
JACKSON THOMAS,
Iuit, g5p
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EDWARD STOUT of Madison township Columbia
II county we ar authorized to Announce, WiU hs a
caadi late for the Legislature subject the til
County Convention
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Preaching,-Mr. j. SMITH, of Lewis
burg, will preach in the Baptist Church,
to morrow : Sabbath-at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and also, in the evening.
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FRAME STABLE,
DLO0MSDUHG AEADEMYa
,IIE Snnnnnr md Enll SL.s.inn tho

DLU,OMSBUElG AEADELlYa
'l'IIE summer and Fall Session Of the Bloomsbury
Acairmy will begin
wednesday, august Isl, 1860.
Pupils instructed in English, Classics, Modern Ian
guages. Mathematics Natural SceRces aud Vocal Music
The uf Mathematics Classics is intended to
prepare the student for admission into University or
College, ur To qualify for business.
Daily Register Of the Attendance, conduct and sch L.
arship Of each student is kept which open at all times
for examination by parents, guardians or others
Special attention is given TO thosi who design fitting
themselves for teaching,
TERMS
Common English viz; Orthography, Reading, Writing
ami Arithmetic, per Quarter, a 90
hghet English anu Classics, S. 90
No extra charge will b. made for French Geruian
No deduction will be made
withdrawal before the close of the session
case OF prOtractch sickness
Good hoarding has been procured in private families
during the Spring aud summer Session for 81 80 per
week.
References Patrons Of the school
ID. A. BECKLEY, a. B., Principal.
BlDomsburg, June ~, l5tO-t.
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M A IL III ! A. Id

On the 4th Of July BY Thomas J. Norris Esq Mr. Jo.
sEpi BURR, OF Northunb. rand to Miss JAsR r VASDKE
Of Sunbury.
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ESSE COLEMAN, q OrIug'. sc arr authorized t.,
y announce will b. Cauddnt for Tho ntce uf Pro.
nt ihi approaching General III ctiOn subject
to IN decision of ths Columbia fuuuy DmGcratia Con.
V rnlInn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-28

U~ In Columbia county, Bloomsburg
(town and township y has a population of
2,4s6, Berwick 636, Light Street 55l ,
Espytown 466.-Le'csSbHg Chron'c|e.
A mistake, friend WoRDES. Blooms
burg, alone, if you please. The town and
township, jointly, number about four thous-
and inhabitants.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-28

p0-G. B. GooDLANDEh, Esq, has sue.
ceeded Gen. j. II. Larrimer, in the publ.
cation of the " Cleariield (Democrat'c)
Republican" Mr.. G., we respectfully
suggest that you change its name and give
it more appropriate designation. They
should be called by their proper names.
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THIS Institution was 6unlled by the present Principal
aud has always had liberal share Of the patronage
Of the community The object aimed all the eXer.
cises of the Institute is To in pupils proper de-
velopmen of the mental powers and thus qualify them
for senstIuctOn special attention hsins gySn To the
formation Of correct and systematic habits,
The field Of study embraces English Literature the
Sricnccs the Mathematics the Classics aud NJ eTn
Languages BY giving his undivre attention u the
interests Of the Institution and securing the coope alton
Of well qualified instructors, the Principal hopes o
der satisfaction to his patrsns The next Term Will open
MOnday, August 27th, 1860.
The Principal will receive pspils fron distance as
boarders and will Gva ihem every attention ssary
to their comfort For particulars apply to
I'M. RELso PriHeipaI.
Danville, Juns %, 1860 -3m.
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@fSsz6Y@gIHZzrA--.
azlI|lIk So Sc IgIkI5'I|||zl!lGaE9
EXCITING REPORTS FROM TEXAS
Another John Brown hffair.
;
Tile Rece'u FIRES Fa,t Of a Pun to Dev-
asta,e The Coumyy. ..,.
a GENERaL INsURREC7Yoss TO TAKE PEACE on
ELECTION Dap
EXCITING REPORTS FROM TEXAS
Another John Brown hffair.
a ENERAL iNsURREc7yoss TO TAKE PEACE on
ELEC71ON DaY

ST. Louis, July 25-An extra was to
night received from the Bonham (Texas)
Era office, of the 18th inst, containing
letter from the editor Of the Dollar Her.
all, in which he states that .hc fire which
destroyed that town on the 9Th inst. has
led to the discovery of a plan TO dcvastate
the whole Of Northern Texas.
The plan was districted and sub dis.
tricted, each division being under the
charge of white men, who we're to con.
troll the negroes.
Several white men and negroes have
been arrested on su,pocion Of being con
6erned in this base plot.
The following fires are reported to have
occurred on the same day that the town
of Dallas was destroyed:
a mercantile house in Black Jack
Grove-loss $4,000,
Three business houses at Denton--loss
100000.
A large storehousss at Pilot Point
loss $40 900
A storehouse at Ladonia--loss S25,.
600.
Eight stores at Belknap--loss not CIV
en-
The town Of Milford wa. totally de-
stroyed, and several other smaller fires
took place.
Great excitement exists throughout the
country, and prompt and effective mea-
sdres are being taken for the preservation
Of life and property.
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NEW STONE OUAKRY.

THE undersigned has opened stone Quarry near his
residence, about half mile east Of bloomsbury aud
is prepared to furnish those desiring BUILDI.NG
STO NE, AN aHrl, Of tn, most desirable quality and
on fair terms.
JHlv ~ lrtO-tf. T.. :. FISHER.
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One : JouN JACOBS, an Oyster Mer-
chant Of Baltimore, was in Bloomsbury,
this week, and declared himself Douglas
man.
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DANNILLE ACADEMY.

Il HE Academic year commences August 90 lsGO to
] continue fnrty. four weeks.
The School is niviled into Primary and n Higher
Deparun nj each und its respective Teacher Schol
ars are admitted at any time.
Anpi" pr"rifinn ~ made for all the requirements Of
Thorough and cAtrhsiyr course Of study including the
Math 'matics, Natural Sciences Classics, Modern Ian.
gungcs, Draw inC. Music, etc
Scholars from abroad obtain hoard with facilities
for home study, on very moderate terms on application
To- The PTinrlpal
Tn" PihcIpa thankidl for his past generous support,
assures his patrons ut ms carried efforts make tina
school all that b, desired for the acquisition Of
thorough education.
Fer particular apply To
W WESTON, Principal.
Ferry ST. near Deems Hotel
;ll, I,Iv y
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Sold by Z. P. LUrz, Agent, moomseurg, Pa.

~ THOMAS W. MATTsoN, Received th' rrize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London 1851, fer TRUNk5
CARPET BAGS, Boots shoes and Gums. Great induce
NESTS oa1red 10 purchasers Of the abov. ari
clcs. This is much the largest stocE OF trunks Carpet
Bags valices &c, in Philadelphia cheap fr cash
No iO9 Market Street one door above iiR, South side
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Candidates Department.

~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ CkNpiDNrrs fot nomination
for public Offices Will b. cjdrg I'd g. each payable in
ra,iGjiy IN adraner.
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Pennsy'vania Gurdtan dn3 Ihnn'1-
uik G0zthe.-Dr. j. III. PULEsToN late
Editor Of the Pitt,ton Gazette, has favored
us with his new paper, bearing the above
name, published at Phunixville, in Chess
ter county. 1t is handsome in appearance,
conducted with great spirit, and promises
to be model newspaper Success to our
excellent friend, DR.. PULEsToN, aud the
"PhGniz GastUe.'
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"WITH TIME AND PATIENCE The
LEAF OF THE MULBERRY TREE BECOMES
SATIN" and also with time and patience,
in depositing small as we'll as large amounts
in the Franklin Saving Fund, No, l36
South Fourth street, below Che ,tnut,
Philadelphia, they will become to you an
Independent fortune to retire upon in old
age. This Saving Fund always pays on
demand, with five per cent interest, and
never suspended. See advertisement in
another column.
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During tho Summer that has iustpasscd away tbous.
ands Of sufferers from dysentery and diahpa have
relieved by the use Of IIosTErTERs BrTrRs medicine
which is evidently destined to maintain a permanent
place In the public estimation Bilious diarrheo is one
OF those diseases which battles the skill the physician
Tho medicine they administer to act upon the bowels
never seems to reach the source Of the evil The diff
Guilty is to get remedy that will reach all the digestive
organs, and give them simultaneously rush Of vigor
rid themselves Of this disease This problem is solved
by the srrERs which fails to conquer the most
stubborn cases is only fair to say, that during the
season just closed this saediciue has achieved more
cures than any other presented to tho public and
during the fall which that terrible scourge the fever
aud aguc, is prevalent the BirrERs will gain fresh
fame.
Sold by all druggists in the world
.,-aIl.ru IN. ana.-u
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IlUDS limbs or cuttings Of very superior vari ties uf
fruit he obtained al my home gratis aud mc0ms.
Or If some pref tn please Mrs. Xppingrr with few
seeds bulbs ~ roots OF sonr pretty rare flower or
any other HSgm nr ornamental plant they shall have our
b.st thanks.
MHlcrs RurgVHdg is much swertcr, more juicy and
earlier than either III. Sabrlil the CdtdTbn the Tar
cherry large drlicnusly sweet Early and
has very small ston9 tn Red Dutch cIrrant is in
hooks and practice the best and peaches peas &C.
are also very good.
HENRY XUPplNGER.
Blonms July
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JACOB II. FRITZ
PROTIIONOTART.

Will h. candidate tr m fGT'TER 4.NT RCCCPDER
0f Coumhi county, Tor iic coming County uonvrn.
tIUa, subject 10 its rules
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" NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRtNClPLEs.-WmrE HALL CLoTArso BAZAAR, corner Of
Fourth and Market streets does follow In beaten
track. We satisfied that the only way build up
and keep large bsnc is sell goods cheap and giv3
satisfaction to customers. Pretonco will not answer,
and hun,bug has had its day. and iatend to s2
goods five per cent advance upon cost (no more mud
lcss and variation in marked prices This system
will sustain itself without putting We shall buy and
sell exclusively for cash Our assortment for men and
boys is the largest in Philadelphia and prices much
lower than any other. Call and for yourself
at tn:
WHITE HALL. CLOTHING BAZAAR,
S. W. corner Fourth and Market SITS Phila
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EYECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Estate IF George KeJchner, decreased.
T ETFERs testanientory. on the Estate Of GsoRGE
IL kELCHSEg, late of Centre township, Columbia coun'
W deceased having been granted by the Register of said
county TO samuel k1lchner who resides in Briarcreek
township, and George H. kGlehnet who resides in Centre
township both in said county notice is ther fore hereby
given all persons indebted the Estate Of said de-
ceaent, TO make payment forthwith, and all persons
having claims demands against said Estate to present
them TO the Executors for settlement
SAMUEL KELCHNER.
GEO II KELCHNER,
iuly :, lssO-6,s Executors
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NATIVE TALESr-James Carr, a
young man residing in Sunbury, who has
been practicing privately on the wire for
some time, made one of his first public
appearances in the capacity Of wilo-wal
ker, in Sunbury, on last Wednesday eve
ming. His wire was stretched from Wea-
ver's Hotel to Bassler's store. The
performance was good for beginner
Sanbury Gas'uc
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
fa FOR THE
IN ANM Ey a, w. Wy
MnAgAA AIKAA ANA ii

The DEMooKAT is offered to subscribers
for the Campaign at the following rates
Single copy, 40 cts.
Ten sopies, $500.
Payment in all cases to be made in ad-
vance.
b0- Our friends are solicited to get up
clubs.
LEVI L. TATE.
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MOFFATS LIFE PILLS.-Thc high and envicd cell
ebriy which this precmncnt medicine has acquired for
its nvarinblc efficacy in all diseases which processes
tn has rendered the usual practice Of ostentaous
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy of them
They are known by their fruits, their good works tes
y for them and theyhryc not by the faith Of the cred
ulous In all eases Of cOsvencss, dyspepsia bilious
and liver affections, piles rheumatism, fevers & agues,
obstinate head aches and all general arrangements
health these Pills have invariably proven and
speedy remedy. single trial viii plnceGhe Life Pill,
beyond tn reach Of competition in the estimation Of
| every patient
DR.. Moiat's Phoenix Btters, will bc'found equally cf
caci us in all Of nervous debility dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident females in ecats health
and every Kind of weakness Of the digestive organs
For sale by w. B Mofla,, 1926 Broadway, New York
and by medicine dealers and druggist generally through
ont the country
February 10, 19c0- lem--Gm
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10 y&l,want
~ sgeiA cforH FOR LA1hss BUSTERS
Go 10 kROWERs
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DanpiNe Academy Mr., J. W. IVES
TON, Principal of the Danville Academy,
publishes his Card elsewhere in the Co.
hun,bia Dfmo"rq, We understand that
il is a we'll established and fourishing
Literary Institution. Mr.. WESTON, and
his accomplished Assistant, Miss HALL,
are known as the most successful discipli-
naries and thorough teachers in this entire
section Of country.
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ASSE NBTN.

II IRAN H. KLINE uf Grange township ar nm
th1rIZ n to ANNOUNCE, VIII h. Il rHndiiat' frr M ~
BER Ot THE LEGESi..iFGRi. .,ihlrct t. tn d,risinl
ci the Drm"cratic Couy" y"nli"Ii of i"uHha county
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A Cure HarreHed, Charge hads, in from One 10
Tro DAYS.
No MERCURY on NAUSEUCS DRUGS USED.
LILHANItLA-

Member Of the Royal College of rgeOns, az LoRdon
Graduate from Of the most lent colleges II the
United States and the greater part Of WHOSE lfs has
been spent in tn first Hospitals Of London, Paris, fh2
dcphiu and elsewhere, has iflct1d ii the
tonshing that were known many traubl ID
with ringing in the head and VIII asleep, great
nervousness ing alarmed At sudden sounGs bash
funess, with frequent blushing attended sometimes
arrangement oi mind wera cured imnguiattiy
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
Dk. J. c. kUTTER, has removed his othre 10 Tarket
~ street, door 10 the Lutheran church where
h. will always be happy 10 attend to the his
customers
Bloomsbury, March 81, 1850
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THE founder Of this Celebrated Instu on, offers the
l. most certain, speedy and only erecuai remedy in
the world f effects for elects Structures Seminal ak.
ness Pains IN the Lons, Constitutional Debility, Impo.
tency Wcaknesa of the Back and Limbs Affections cf
the Kidneys, Papatisn oi the Heart, Dyspepsia, Ner
vous Iritablty. Disease of the Head Threat Nose
skin, and all those serious and melancholy Disorders
arising from the destructive habits Of Youth which de
strovs both body ana mind These secret aud solitary
practices fatal to their victims than the song
the Syrens TIE mariners Ulysses, bghng their
brilliant hopes and antclpations, rendering marriage &c
INN hl,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28
aumtmistrators Nottce.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has obtained letters OF administration from the
clerk of The comfy court Of Gaseonade county,
Of the estate of WIN. STGHR, deceased, bearing
date December 9th 1859. All persons mdebt-
ed to said estate, are hereby required tomake
Immediately payment to the Undersigned adj
ministrator, and all persons, having claims
against SAID estate, to exhibit them properly
authenticated for allowance within
one wear from the date of sid letters, or thsy
NAV be precluded from any benefit OF SAT
estate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said letters
they will be Forever barred.
MATHEWS KLENK, adm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County court,
November tern, 1859,


Now at this day comes Henry AmeliRg,
administrator of William Meyer, 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- is. =,
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
at the next term of this court. to be held and
began on the second Monday of February mex
at the courthouse ia Hermann, an order WI
be made, for the sale of so much Of the rea
estate of said deceased. as will be sufficient e
pay said debts. And it is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published for fSu
weeks IN some newspaper Prlntea In TN
state. Hr8
A true copy attest, !,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28
administrators Sale.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconads
Copsty Court, made at the November tern
1859, / will sell at the courthouse door IN the
town of Hermann on the second Monday IN
February 1860, between the hours o(9 o'clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in the after.
noon If said day during the sitting Of aai<
Court, on a credit of twelve months. ten per
cent of the purchase money to be paid inea.hs
the following described real estate, as the
property of George Adams dec, to wit:
The South half Of Sonth West Or, Of sesllss
81, township 43, Range q.
Bond ana approye ds security viii be res@'
red of the purchaser;
sf3 MARY ApAns, adm'I.