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The "personage and years" of the Prince of
Wales are pretty well defined by Mr.. William
Shakespeare. The Prince is "not yet old enough
for a man, nor young enough for boy; as a squash
is before t is peascod or a codling when t is
almost an apple; tits with him e'en standing water
between boy and man. He is very well favored,
and he speaks very shrewishly; one S wGpia tnihk
his mothers milk were scarce out OF hlm'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT.-A very ingenious ten
dollar piece is in circulation, and it seems almost
impossible to detect it, for an expert. The
genuine coin is opened full one-half the gold taken
out and then filled in with platina, or some other
equally heavy substance, and closed up; the coin
ITSELF to all appearances, remaining the same in
every respect, even to the specific weight. Speci-
mems of this coin with only $3.50 of gold in them
have been seen, so perfect to defy detection by
ordinary skill, or even the closest observation and
handling.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

The official board of the NJ. L. Church South, at
the Fredericksburg, Va, station, met on the 5th
inst and passed resolutions cordially approving of
the action of the members of the NJ. Z. Church,
Baltimore Conference at that station, in reference
to the legislation on the subject of slavery by the
late General Conference, and extending to them
the right hand of fellowship as unto brethren in
the bonds of common Methodism
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

Tbara ara rorv IN ootroI running order in the city
of PhadepbiS f railway com
with rSs S. a: R"fs eFf Of oss oss
employed. There ear are a night line running,
OF dne Considering the matter of starting
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

NJ. company for cOqsrqctg sItge[ PagsdgIgsE nd ag
ad"a19 Of aie 'Sa eap has 6ssn
hall Obj oi "a for. Books for subscription are now
suos0.r - H. remainder of the stock.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

o.d0rs have been received at the Cos
oUr NaTv Yard to fit out steam-frgate Pensacola
RT for sea with all possible dispatch She is destined
~. on that station.
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OFFICE MOVING IN WAsHINGToN.-Theo office of the
Attorney General in Washington, is being removed
to that splendid new structure the Treasury extern
sion. The Second and Fourth Auditors offices
will, doubtless, be removed to the same place
All the bureaus of the Interior Department as
well as the Secretarys office, are now centered at
the Patent Office These bureaus are as follows:
Patent Office, Pension Office, Land Office, Census
Office, and the Indian Office. The Post Office De-
partment is on the next square, and in the building
is the office of Auditor of the Post Office Depart.
ment. Thus the bulk of Government employees
now at the lower part Of the city instead of the
upper part as formerly.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

UrENlNG LEfIERS.-No Notwithstanding the great
outcry against Sir James Graham, cabinet officer
in England, for opening the letter Of an Italian
refugee 1t said the practice still prevails in that
country Tor the Government to break the seals ana
hch secretly the information entrusted to private
c9rrespondence through its mails The oeGsevg 6is war;
OF state still retains the power Of usng etter depos
tied in the postoee it for
State to letters At As pGsGGS %
he migbt aJ smpov the posoce with impunit
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

A prize-fght between two notorious bruisers,
known as Billy Donnelly and George Fox, was ex-
pected to take place near Wehawken, N. Y, yes
ter morning.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

On Wednesday afternoon, the cornerstone of a
Mission Church was laid in New York, which is to
cost $4,000. Bishop James oficiated on the occa-
sion.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

THE WESTERN GRAIN CRoPs.-W Wells Commercial
EGpress of Chicago, gives the result of the wheat
crop of 1859, as marketed at that point, as follows:
In flour, I'll 1902 barrels; in wheat S842 46l BUSH
els total equal to l., ,498 97I bushels exceeding the
receipts from the crop of 1858 by 1903 $50 bushels
but falling short of those from the crop of 1857 by
3,7O9,S bushels. The Erpress stakes its CONNER
cial reputation on the truth of the prediction that
Chicago will receive nearly if not quite fifty mil
lion bushels of grain from the country which seeks
its market there in the year from August l, 1860.
to August 1851. The corn receipts at Chicago
from the last crop have already reached twelve
million bushels. Receipts of new wheat there are
already beginning to be LIBERAL and will soon be
large
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10

IHE UREAT EASTERN HREDICTED.-Slnce the Great
Eastern and everything connected with her seems
to be so interesting, beg leave to say that on the
10th July, 1912, took passage in the ship Susque-
hanna, Capt John Mearken, of Cope's Packet line,
from Philadelphia to Liverpool. After a pleasant
passage of about twenty days, made Cape Clear,
and afterward several British sea steamers
which the Captain seemed very much to admire as
such fine boats, and in the course of conversa-
tion used to me nearly the following words: fY You
may not live to see them, or | either but the time
will come when sea-going steamers will be built far
larger than you have any idea of now. They will
be built OF iron, six or seven hundred feet long
able to cross the Atlantic in eight days and they
will be the swiftes steadiest safest and most com
Portable vessels for passengers, that ever hoated
and the first one will be built in England, because
there they can soonest raise the means and find the
men to try the vast experiment. Although am
an Englishman myself, | must say that the idea of
such vessel the Great Eastern may not have
been originally an English one, for Capt. Mearken
SAID good deal and spoke very positively on the
subject believe he is now dead and gone, but his
prediction is verified, and believe that his idea of
great steamer was correct in every point. Ihave
crossed the Atlantic many times, and have been
on board the Great Eastern and examined her
thoroughly. fully believe that she can cross the
Atlantic in eight days that she is the swiftest,
strongest, safest and (under proper management
the most comfortable sea-boat fer passengers that
ever was built. If there were a sufficient depth of
water for her fully loaded, at New York and Liv-
erpool, running as passenger and freight boat be-
tween those two points, she would pay. For pas
sengers, she would certainly have a most decided
preference over all other vessels The trade he
tween America and the British Isles is large enough
now to prohtably employ the Great Eastern The
only question is, there two ports where she can
enter, and still get her share of that trade-Cor.
N. Y. Tribune.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-10


The Republican Convention of New jersey met at
Trenton on Wednesday. An attempt was made to
dovetail Sicilian plank into the platform in the
shape of certain resolutions, sympathizing with the
Italians and endorsing Garibaldi. This episode
created much feeling, many delegates regarding
their introduction as improper. The resolutions
we're ultimately disposed of by consignng them to
the fatal embraces of Committee. Speeches were
made by Daniel Ullman, the great leader of the
American party of New York State, and by Anson
Burlingame, of Massachusetts,.
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President of the Convention was a member, was
not ready to report at four O'clock and consequent
ly the Convention was not called to order. The
delegates, however, assembled, and after waiting
for more than half an hour the body became impa
tient, and were anxious for something that woult
kill time. There was loud cries for NRinggold,' ,
and in response Mr.. R. w. Ringgold, of Kent as
cended the platform and addressed the Convention
lie expressed the opinion that the only way of pre-
serving the Union the election of Breckenridge
and Lane. He considered the movement of the
friends of Mr.. Douglas nothing but infldelity tc
the Democratic party and its great principles, and
there was but one step between party inideity anC
Black Republicansm. Mr.. Ringgold was frequent
ly interrupted BY cheers
Mr. Whitman, of Washington county, also made
short address, which was frequently interrupted
by applause and laughter at his wtticism
Mr. Ritchie (elector) of Frederick county, also
spoke. His address, marked with much ability,
was rapturously received.
Judge Freshman, of Baltimore city, was mex
called for. He assured the members of the Conven
tion that the prospects of Breckenridge and Lane
We're brightning day BY day, and he believed tha
before the election there would not be a grease
spot left of the Douglas faction. When the Nortf
IN the Democratic National Convention told the
South that they must take Douglas or swallow
Lincoln, they broke the bands which bound the
sections together and the sequel will prove tha
the South will take neither of them The Soutt
would never have deserted Douglas had he not be
trayed the South in the contest with Lincoln ir
Illinois At this point the committee entered anC
Judge FRESHMAN retired.
The Convention was called to order, when it was
opened by prayer by Rev. James Preston Fugitt,
follows:
o God, animate with Thy Spirit this assembly. Ma,
its members be guided by Thy holy influence, so thai
their deliberations shall rebound to Thy glory and thu
good of our common country. o. Saviour calm the po
tlcal waters say to them peace be stiH.n Almighty
Lord, elevate the patriot frown the fanatic crush til,
traitor May each one present be partisan to engen
der sectional hate but patriot lore of coun
try the l0o.e country o. God, may call to mind tn,
cost OF our rights and privileges and uae them
ingy Thus shall the demon discord give place to the
angel concord-and liberty and union under Thy smile
be perpetuated forever All which we ask in the name
Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.
The President announced the reception of com
municatlon from Hon Robert NJ. Mclean, which
was partially read, and on motion of Brady r
johnson, was ordered to be printed in the proceed
ings of the Convention.
Wilson M. Cary, of the Committee on Resolu
tions, reported the following:
RESOLVED That we endorse the platform of principles
adopted by the Democratic Convention in the Maryland
Institute on Saturday the 18th of June.
Resolved, That we approveof the course pursued BY
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-03
c. D EITZFN, executor.
G.recnfA7: ATcflce.

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministration have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk OF the Gasconade County
Cour, of the estate of Francis II. Peters dec.
bearing date 10Th of October 1860. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby required
to make immediately payment to the under
signed administrator and all persons, having
claims against said estate, to exhibit them
properly authenticated for allowance within
one year from the date OF said letters, and if
such claims are not presented within three
years from the date Of said letters, they will
be forever barred,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-03

sr!it sum nsfli&n St.iie scn 6rantlin County,
m,itrrm County einsereitt rurrs, nit rsr 6.ion'
sewa gsrtrsuns itcOt, RAP ritisr Striirn 9anr
larltcnit; ,u gatrcraee County trmmen mub.
y Dob rts 5srrtn Sulius 5unrtauitn, 9amss
Nrctt. 6. {. Gissr, George 8linss unS pbiIipr
seessy als SUmite srnannt i.isn. I'm cine Yititirn
in, cti3en Sinne aut;uartsitsn unr sinsr Burger
:t-iar,mIHns, rel6e
Scnntns rem 4. Ncrsmtrr, N~6mittn3s un' 1
utr i'm @artttaut l%tattFnpst,
1u 0snstmtSuns unr llntsriariit Ycr5Hlt9sn'
81 Tag ras uHsrmannsr gOItstlat" srlu@ ist
1itic. Grrtanrluu9sm ~ Fuhliltrsn.
g,rtasunS.
sOtn 9. @iat 9Fal'
Yt. 8sttr, Ser'
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Mpcr'a Gattarfc NiGs,


;tim c5ttiauh ais .5ausmittcl rcrf. bltn rcrmc9c ibrcr
Summarizing teItcn rlc 8trtuns Ss8rn frldNe itetti,
mtl1e IN benz Gercib irrcr anntnctdrtcit licsln. 81
re rurt9rcifrnecn Gi9entdattcu rurtrrin9cn, rcini.
gen mo %'t1rtcn Jccrn SbeiI res mcnfhltten Scrrcrs,
~rcrtrifcrl icinc frartbafIe SpIti3teit unp ~'ftl!cn itine
Jcfunec acknowledgements mitr cr Der. IS mug babcr
rlli9 rem ~Seiotnrtt ttcrraften, mrrn tr, rtr ron
y diner icfl cher rrrfiittcr SdtrGtr tlerer9eftugt mar
I'D rurdN Gin ic c~infHthcs NM sequences Mittel wicprr
~ ErIft lIip Sctins t~Hatistcit ~brrSsfellt iebt.
Stt turirer nitt tlrs alttdsiih:s ur>rrbIsin. trn'
ecri, aud, rt furdbttarftcu unr 9eflbrlidffeu Sr1nt-
DcItcn. Oltin dmeritaniftcr Sdlcreer. rtlher uter
al gratis aus9csetcn riro, entbIlt 0ttelfe utrr tprr
&irtfImteit uno Qcttdudsdnrsifur9en, tti Sartit'-
tistrtt, {erItranr. Scrffhmcr; Ger aus pstrrrtenem
Oiascn b~trrbrt, ~ltettlteit. ltnrcrrauli6teif, seit-
ftncincn unc frlntpIft;r ltntbati9teit etr S'n3tretre,
0rrctitloii9teit, &tltfuht uni dnncrcr, etrarti5en De
ftrrrren, relH, aug cincr 0~rrtfimmirrs res Spifsris
sE 2 tiruus feiner 1bati9teit %entifshen.
liners Gtsrrs 'geetcral,
gut f9lsanissn Sur
yen Sulsn, Stnurien, grtdltung, 9eisrtett, 1rrpT,
ealsrnt,anruns, aniansenrs Stwinriutt, unN CUR
~Grlcittcruns I6rinpiitti9sr gatientsn in rem h0tf@
rem Starisn Ger &ranthttt.
o. reit 1T ras Sch finer 0shsliateit une e iafI'
reid finn bic Sale ieiner ,~btlfamen 3irtuns, pas I'M
aar, Ten $ane. cine Diensr %cfFtntIidb eetanntcr $sutc rr.
karrtn IN, wttst rrH pt4f 5;fSsrliheH snnssafraHs'
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ts,ten ratur@ ssttiIt iint. Gin sin;issr 9srfua mi
bieftr 0ierijin ~aterjsuSt rcn ibrer Brrtrstfiht.it e
alien afetticnen scr >unscn, ,rslhe in anitrsn Slims
tiin9 Sefiineen, mi lrenb anrere ininctr quite 9Rittei.
rslhs auf cen Wfartt serrrfen rrarsr, tiir6 feline IN.
;atlissn unr auserersenti4s, Surta rem ttn!tltsu
~rcreranst rrrcsn fine.
g. prGparirt sca
Er. S. 6. 1pcr une Co,
$rme!, Wafatuittts.
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8pbnun esber6mScrnuo

lie unttt3tidnsts nta6t sjutm gtrstrl.' Ius(irur,
rc er9eSfne An;eise, raF fir itrs 9Eetrnaa md,
FER 2ttn Sr'Bt iii rem etsna!isen binds'Ihen
Strrs crrlsst Bat. Gur rus ity Fisher tswic,nr
5utrausn ranttnr, smgHetIt lie in i'll Itrnersm os.
nei9irn 3ulrrut unp mirr id tsmubtn, ale itr an
ctrtrauien Outrage CUR 3uiri:ssntsit jsrsy &unrer
aus;uIutrsn.
;3usIsitt ma6t lie %tsfannt. rab fs lire g6t.
i&uIs auiseastsn bat unp nur nrh Setrmartrr
Grlsfmsn wirr.
oriererite S6r6rrr,
Tamentltiermatctin.
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Mms0erfamf!CA
W - Dillbillig t~auieu?

Tsr Undergraduate it s~eicnnen itin @ei6ait in
5'rrnann aui,usftsn INN OTTerirt rssbalb Iein rubls
a%lprtirtss Eager ron Try @crrs, @rrtsries, 6arrz
ware esatbsr ,t. gum Gintaufapreis fur taar gslr
ersr groeuets. @ud hat sr ned, 2 istr iG5ne arces
So6risn pom TiQse, ins6rsre Strctjtnsire RaIhiz
men unn Strarers gFuss an Sanr. @sr uIc
Sch iparsn min, trmme gu .. %. 5tud,'t
Sture.
Rein 5umtus. itm it nur rarum gu ttun, l6nsn
aus;userfaufrn.
Gisi,nis,n isintr ssstrten ,Runren. w.l6, itm
nrd lbulrsn, fns 9ttsten i6re 8e6nunssn 10 talr
ais nr9li6 at,uma6eu.
(23. Stunt. pttsr %. 5tnde.
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[GtneeanlI.]

5tnaeiarN.j
Nntte NAPIER Yon SasfonaFF
GountS.
:, uui,r st0rttn iit .iniSen 9I9e' nit e'r5
rnIartn, unt.rrian,t n@strss s1a9'sr'" 'OrmI'~
,,,,;+remn,, ~, in rslttn Ssrr / Q {, stns
49, ,rrtau, untetanuts G'rGEs, ais GanIiHat Iur
~, AM uGtItn Cienitng 3u %tsltesnrt Smt s'nsS
e,,,,,,urol,s iIr unisr.n Iiltritt, %rrin3enH emf
.:..r., rirr mn in mclttn Tin 9tdra'ter, lorpi.
in, T1si1teitsn ais NpYctut tis III rtn SlA'is'
..scs,r rerrsn, 10 .rlautt ib Der Shrtlttr oieief'
-. V,st'sr ron Gusccnare County rarauT all;
,,,rs,m IL MAIDEN, ta6 1srr Daniel !. @ais
nnr matinstrn, Ter scscmrarti9e Staot'anp1lt,
....t,r rjsIes 9(nit Itit elmer Jtsitt bon Satrtn CUR
s~1,tmsin,u ;3uirieeenttjt osrwaltste, rr Spp'ntm
am etrrr 2tomas iur risit5 Amt ii. "a Ter
a~barat.,r. ionic ii. 6abist'iten res Ssrrn @dle ron
EO.n. ri, i'm tcnnsn, slsi& brh 8elt1st rerfe',
Nh; IA ~rcrItlts icrntr tejnabe sinsm ltrtIl S'"'e
bier tstarnt ii, 10 mub rs mlrtbi9 slttinel'' IT.
1,re rtn W,trerrj Earlier gu srlratnsn, UNI e
rirs ecriB ein:m 3trsn ttnleudttn, fas eth con
urs 4Qrn irmUtl in ietntm prtoHtumBan9e ais ME
~ i,,utr 5iunitait ais &cpOfat une Sealnter &C.
,t,t,u N(ann, nitt sincm rmtaus Hntst1nnttn
mmitrn, ais mix lerr 3hOmas. Nui TIC rtsn an:
esTu.r,,, rtr yrtlreusjst 9mri'bIan3 bin, 9trD'trt
w,rr,n iplt,, I'M 10 ritl mttr, mem mir N'ltnttn
f,f rt .Nfetrsrt NSltttt, msIts 9Nra leHn1a lr
,Tr,rlsa,rtlib cmpictltn, mabri6cinlih 1u1 elmer
er,u vi rtru,lrcu iinr, reln stm1s trri9t SF9r'H
MIR tas aItiu mn Ttin Yrr niht aar l1nNtr 3ttt
VI, mir triltrtn b1ten, pcl Strrn 01'f 'tn@' 'tr
',rcAtatni,itn rurrtn.
Mr3, rtsbalt sin iccsr GGutr Jim Sd'dei9
ri, ttgu mn an, udtittn Iitult19 'tint Stin'ln
M ltyn Gals ~0t3sttH.
@u&r4sitt3ycuNt.
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StpresErDffnuno,

Err untsr3sitncte tsetrt lid Rem putltum eon
N'rmann UNI um9s9snp an;u,eistn, raB {. IN tenn
flFmhlt9en otnfa iGen Strr. IN rer Gde Ter 2ten
UNI Shtuc ltrabt einen ntutn
FOr;elnn n1O Vlaswaarcu Store
tt'fIirt hat: Gt cat cine 9rcB. 4usruSl Ger i4snz
ltn nm Ie'nlttn lran,plit,n prraadn. MJ1rrn
s't'n3ut, SussrSrrars, 6aneH- Wppls. elusr1ar,n
Teyncr '''''"
&o9lcnOl= 0ampcu
uni RUbltnrtt &. .t.
8. CIR. Muller.
Ssrrnann, Is. Sctctcr 1860.
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Mlarttbtri9t ucu ct. Suujs.

Rstl, Gito uctrTne, 4,90-$5O 90 n Ri.
ecmmcn s. 25-,2,jO
Nttjtu, ven 80 ITO W GstI
@trRc, semm:rsrrt:! 5O-O5 Its 9rtsM
sSintrAtrlte 50 a0
@tlihtrrn. iur COMMON 4O-42 cts, rair II
rrinla 4,--49 tt5.
Haisr, 3O--32 sis pr 3D..
Nuaqtn, S. 50 pr 8jGI nit Sddsn.
Dbtatp, IS cts pr @alcne.
Butter, 10 ii cts pr Yir.
Ger, II rt3 pr GsO.
RartciieGn, $50 tts ver Sttt.
5tmal,, Country 93l-lO ia cts. rsr 9h
6awstns, s6.OO-6.50-7.OO ptr 100
Fiunr.
Russ, $3.50 per stIi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-03
8i0if III n~tr'alieu.
TarN1 III Derfamien.

Ter llntey,sitnete it 9%sicnnen, isine 6hrm, sez
lsssn az Ter yan9cn grenNb, l ~ Mcilsn ron
rsr Ssrmnnusr Stactllne s%ntiernt, aus irsier 9ane
III ctrtauitu. Ias Qanr 1T gut unc bat cine
ror,usittt Sage gum 90sintau, auh iInr tereits
itcn | ia Ntcr nit Weinrettn t%eplln't; auEey>
ttm cnibllt RE 6urm einen tititsn Gtitsarter
rpn utsr 100 Npisls unp npb mshr NTriittIu,
men. 81 ~tcinert Ih taraui ein gutes Nctnbaus
nttit rsitliter StllIul,l nit Strunc. &ire friit
mtltture Sub merit 0nlb lit ~ttsnial5 ~rairltit gu
esrtauisn. &auflttbatsr mrQtn iih ~geidllisl
itrlitllb crtr mInrIlh mstrsn tti
Stinri6 Sonic,
rrtntait AM oten tenannttm Dlls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-11-03
&~recufcfs E~ffce.

Notice is hereby given that letters of exc
culion nave been granted to the the under
signed from the clerk of the Gasconade County
Court. of the estate of August Leimer deed,
bearing date 9th of September 1860. III
persons indebted TO said estate are hereby re-
CURED to make immediately payment to the
undersigned executor, and all persons, having
claims against said estate, to exhibit them
properly authenticated for allowance within
one wear from the date of said letters, and ii
such claims are not presented within three
wears from the date of said letters, they vii.
be forever barred.
c. D EITZFN, executor.
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Ncuc
A5erb5t- h ~agFiuterwaaren.

Sd sriaute mir, meinsn 9~eebrtcn G0nntrn eir
s~r5etcne Aniti9c gu MAIDEN, rap jsgt mstn %&aa~
rsnla9cr fur rt trmmenren taltcn GAGE Hrlltcmmsn
e~eripr9t it, uur tr1s, mus Au1ratl, Gunlltat mn
Yrsi' a%ntftrlTt, jtrcm aniprut tinllnslit qsnis;n
3l t%rnnen, tittr rabcr UNI 9~sntiaten 3uiprud.
s. . Il lenre
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OOX s.
eatentirttr
@resther h Relnlgeg,

Sirfc Wafhin.n t~rt(ten rne rcint9cn eas Sttrff
marrtf1biS, pbne 4tSan9, III tirtr t%tlieten Dtan"
ais irstnp tiur pnpt.c Mattlne etr e'e9tntpart Safa
mebrerc Sabre rrctirt, Tc mir cln;9c %llurftr' ea'oH
anacfrtiat unc ~rtrtauft, b1tcil te tie rcIte o'erli9fph'
una scscser. Git [lun tic ciufIGNts unr am lsthttft"
III rancbAttnce l. albins, ieDr rLu;rbd'tI trferrtEn
wcria sraft uni rreftcu 1tncier ais ir9ene strs pta'
! fdinc IN rem Der. StaGttn. Nut Ter ct. 1euit'r 6"r
rcn 1858 rrctt1 une rriniSte unlers MAttlnt unit '"f
Nfrrrsr) meDr Qpai;cn mo fciitr as tr9tnp einS =
ctcr 8 Tftrncz ORafbine auf orm 4ldse; hs frpieil rs
eie trfc Vrsmie; III rr 6atr rrn 1859 enFflNs "nl"'
! Maftine een l.. 9,rtis ais tsrer UNI s +Nrss SfS
iter uuo 8tiniser.
Die src6e 9cirene Gbrininshails rare untt't'
Lever Cabin Power Ylll Dine
in 1858 uno '59 trtbsilt.
lin Rem rtrmetrten Serarf fur eitft Wats
trttrrebtn, baten mir rn(ers Qnldst t,etutsnt
srrt un(trc 1rttit unr ras Material foil rem
GtatltIcment Der lluicn utertroTen Irereta.
Ole Maftine NIT 4 rttr 6 pfrrttraft III Gle adst
inrin tinSrfubrte; le tara init cher rbns Jiaosr t'
lftlt wereen. Die Mdf9lns init 2 Vfsrcttraft III fnr
GARNER, tic eine ticinc une rsriSer t~cifipieliee Uee
fhinc rilnfhtn, INN fur lib fetttf ~ ersf8en une "a
reini6tu; ts rrIlat serars 70 sat ais cine Der Srsb"H
Srrte.
Qu,trdSe rtreeu reuntli9ft srttttn uns ttA HA'
bers Qus tunft tsreitriliSlt srtbsst.
KlNGSLANDS a. FERGUSON.
Gts rem 2tr unb 9psrrp Ctr, ct. tsu't
6, Sred, assrt fursrHaHn ane un5s9fa
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Ayers Ague Cure.
administrators 90Le.

JLLITZINLSLTlIECTG 0OLP.
In obediance to an order of the Gasconade
County Court, made at the Angus term 1860,
| will sell at the courthouse door in the town
Of Herman, on Tuesday the 18th day of Novem-
berlS60, being th- second day Of term, between
The hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and )
in he afternoon of sand day, during the sitting
Of said court, the following described real
estate, as the property of John VIM. R. John
son deceased, to Wi:
Northwest fourth Of northeast quarter and
northeast fourth Of northwest quarter, sect.
:, township Al, rang 6 west.
Terms: ten per cent of the purchase money
to be paid cash in hand, balance in one year.
purchaser giving Lond with approved security.
lS-22 JAS. McCAMANT, adm.
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Saa unb 8ertuoinus
in rtr
ann samftae BEN L. DECEMBER.

lie Inter lst&ustsn bsstrsn I'D, rsm putlitrm
rsn 9srmann unr llmssssns an,uleissn, sa5 lie
an ct9snanntsm Gage sinsn Ball netf 9srlpUiuna
in ibrem wOtltttauntsn eotals atlutaltsn s~srsntsn,
uoSu 9iemit Sso.rmann bOli& sinssIarsn Mir.
GOlSsaNss it Die eifs r.r gu sslO,tnssn 0ss.n>
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby gwen to all creditors an d
others interested 10 the estate Of Michael
berlin deceased, that the undersigned ad-
ministra,rix will make Final Settlement Their e.
OF at the next term of the Gasconade COUNT
Court, to be held and began on the second
Monday in November 1860. at the COURTEOUS {
IN the town of Hermann.
Hermann, Sept. 18th 1860.
ELIZABETH COLLING, adm'x
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@efauatma6nng.

&Ie 1ieifnj9cn, meIGe nch III rs SinterlaItns
lta't RS tilr;tit psrlOrtsncr Nu9uit gtinlsE ibulz
ftn, mcrren bitmit aHiscirgrtrt, RE resilIIii1sn Be-
trSae nch ger hem ,3uiammcntritt rsr nahitsn
County 6rut al Ten unttreltnettn Gretutrr eil,.
%aulenGen. incsm i'd ipattr ale irItt JerlcTunSsn
sar6 cen 6~cn1attI s%intaiiren Il1tn nsr:t.
Srrma"n. 20. Srtetcr 1860.
4tarlts .. GiseM.