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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
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nenlH'sn. 81 satlrsitsm 3uiFrua smpFstlt lis
1913 Rp~Idlina Raus.
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JAMES SMITH,
Trustee.
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Thomas J.. Shockley, in
Third Greek township, and posted before
the undersigned on the goth day of Novem-
Der 1862, one dark iron grey mare, with
blaze in tho face, left hind paster white,
supposed to be two years old last ssring,
ii hands high, no other marks or brands
perceivable, appraised at thirty dollars by
Frederick Seba and Gustaf F. Book, ap-
praisers.
GRANVILLE REYNOLDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07

NToklce Of gmaL SeffLe,nGHh
Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate Of
BAPTIST VoGEL decd, that | will mako
Final Settlement thereon at the next term Of the
Gasconade County Court, to be held and be-
gan at the courthouse in Herman Oh the Sc
ond Monday Of February 1863.
JOSEPH VOGEL,
Administrat
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Misunderstanding nDm eGmcreie''
ait bic elbpnnenteH oeS Ssmeft=
eoui(cbcu gGsrifmItmriTeH.

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,~sdtlssu, menn int eaaf' Ft'I'' @o"atS ne o.
.;nrt,,n Svrlsn ism ans'stben wrrssn. Die
U,tt her e6msrsien ii mad einer ned gu sfr0f-
itutla.ntm sifs gu ri@t'n.
g,u cintrttarts eubjegit:Htsh tannen jet nra
an rtr gtttsihuug 2IeiI mtm'n.
6ssrnm 3. 1883.
Su9n 3. MiGE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
Attt5U
JAMES ARROTT, clerk.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad
mnistratlon have been granted to the under
signed from the Gasconade County, Court in
session on the estate of HAMILTON J. JACK
SON decd, bearing date November 18th 1862.
All persons indebted to said estate are here
by required tomake Immediately payment to
the undersigned administrative, and all per-
sons, having claims against said estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
lowaEce within one year from the date of
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and if such claims are not pre-
scented within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
CHARLES SANDBERGER,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
JAMES ARROTP,
u T--l
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 true copy,
Arrest
n Clerk

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration have BEEN granted to me
from.tbe clerk ofthe Gaseonads County
Court on the estate Of WILLIAM MCDANIEL
decd, bearing date 23th Of December 1889
All persons indebted to said. estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator
and all persons, having claims against sale
perly authenticated within one year fror
the date OF said letters, or they viii be pre-
Guided from any benefit Of said estate, n
il such claims are not presented within
! ,res years, thsy will be forever bsrrsA.
EDWARD LUSTER,
administrator.
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SO oSbfmbs g.

S,ki,, Not,uts DrIatuts inn jfet 9rirate:rtalte
,,iT,u rsscn gu dubsrt bili9sa Written lu SetIan,
ifn. Der trtfr grsts fhr Ro. l. psldt tyIV'f
III SO ~nfrfauft rrurrsn trIten lttt ticS s2.5o.
armHt Gin,r. tcmrit Nat. tns ri INN tam Ne
Sit Ritaulass II tti 4nrH ytiliss saas"t
8. peEipn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas on the 10th day Of March A. D.
1861, by a deed Of, trust Of record in book
O., pages 365 s $3.50 ofGasconade county
Records, Samuel Patterson and Mary M,
Peterson his wife conveyed to the .und err
signed as Trustee the following lots or tract
of land, viz: The south half Of the sou th
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07

Ia, 4. SIC. goluutSr (sissntliA gticrD') Sc
,iu,,nt, sr4Sttatttl Is aus Ssrmaantrn %FsltfbsnG,
wurc. am 81. Sarnar aut9snu flsrt. Gin 6. Grs
t.uar gurns Is au1tslallt unn Bsute (Samltae)
s1iitus lansten nniers 10 itsHIib trWartstsn gtit-
tarasr wi:ssr in unisrsr glihs on. sGir raFen H.
MN eitmlt .in tr5liAes sRiItsmm saigsgH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad
cution have been granted to the undersigned
of the estate of JAS. UOLLANDSWORTH
Gec'd, bearing date October 2Sth 1852.
All persons indebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
undersigned administrator, and all persons,
having claims against said estate, to EXHIBIT
them properly authenticated Cor allowance
within one year from the date o lsaid letters
or they may be p~recIuded from any benefit
and if such claims are not presentend within
three years from the date of said letters, they
Will be forever barred.
ISAM HOLLANDSWORTH,
Administrator
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"A. W. MORRISON, Plaintiff,
ROBT. J. HEATH, Defendant.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court.
80 March term 1863.
Is. -a3a In vacation.


Now at this day comes A. w. Morrison,
by his attosney, plaintiff in the above EMIT
led cause, and files his petition and afida-
VII before 'AA undersigned clerk of the Cir
cut Court, stating amongst other things,
that the above named defendan, is . non,
resident of this State 1t is therefore or
dered by the clerk of said court in vacation,
that publication be made, notifying him,
that an action has been commenced against
him BIS petition in the Circuit court of the
county aforesaid, the object of which is to
correct the description of numbers of land
in a mortgage executed by SAID Robert j.
Heath to A. W Morrison, which is here
with filed and that unless he appear at the
next term of the said court, to be began and
held at the court house in Hermann, county
and state aforesaid, on the 9th day ofMarch
next, to answer said plaintiffs petition, on or
before the third day Of said term, a Judge
ment by default will be rendered against
him, and it is further ordered, that a copy
Of this order be published in the Hermann
Volksblatt for four weeks c~onsecutively, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks be.
fore the commencement of next term.
A true copy of the order
Attest
JAMES ARROTT. clark
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9nrttaIt;W
Ecge!nna5iGe SiS"n8
Vrn5ttes tler Stadt IfE,Gxun,

N'HVfHNh
ON 2. B.buar 1853.
GsstnrlrtiS rit ttrrtn: s. :. Gisis, VI, Cjl
{. stisI mr. ". @uttcsi@.
s.. 9pntrat nit 6srrE M. gDia iiFtr rts Nr-
paratm zee saaals nsft 5tmi;t rrrHs Gtn't-
pist.
stateT,n: y Ga5 iol9cote slctnun5cn CT
!anSt isitn:
8rn,i,aa stragnsr, 1s:ni8en res Mastt.
Eauin $3.50
z. &. @jin8, GtrmeTrn tr Nct'Ht-
Fratt 200
:. 6aalmhatr, esS:u ett Cfsn3 I'M
IarfItauis IS
st. Stttr, aiiAl3sths uni iIinen c.
ssa als GItrt 5000
p Tag eat gnsjneen pcn giet, Yisrren IL. j..
n. an 9suy,n unr ~Jericrajtr, SjmtN rrer 5rsFs
ere; Warttbaurs tcj IS, 90 6tyaie Y~srspsen q
unl i,Q rr aa9ttsr biz 8atiis rtr esacetirtm
Strafe els Nn3tjdss'tlEr erGa!ttn.
SatI9sng.
Sm au;:raSs rss Sc'Fss'
Yt. D,btr, StartiGrstSsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
4. Soc. osrntann .
I3.-6srttmru

I9-Ntrpt1Eui D. VVtI VttHE"HN
lSG2-66, CT
Sic lts4 a1sessttntn saElrn ;sissa ss aslOint'
-, r,lsbipe esute Ger sBsine mad elmer Seala ron
100. glan Ts9t, eu5 g%lsrtsg's Sir5inia Gin bs'
-,,s,,sr qistlina lts @Omitf's Sar, uns las 0ils
s,ln % iael ii: ttf.n gr0sen, ni6t tlOS hisisr
s.rt, fonIsrn eaa rsr GatawFa. SsrtemUnt ras
gpsscrs taf,rtt. (@iiiruri Gsme crab
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
CHAS. D. EITZEN, Plaintiff,
VS.
MATTHIAS KRAUTTER &
REBECCA, his wife, Defendants.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
March term 1863.

Now at this Jay comes Chas. ID. Eitzen,
plaintiff in the above entitled cause, and
files his petition and affidavit before the I'M
dersigned clerk of the Circuit Court, stating
amongst other things, that the above named
defendants are nonresidents of this Stare
1t is therefore ordered by the clerk of said
Court in vacation, that publication be made,
notifying them that an action has been
commenced against them by petition in the
Circuit Courl of the county afore SAID,
founded on a note executed by said Mat
thias Krautter, for the sum of $3.50 90, pay
able to Franz George Kuhn and by him as
signed to the plaintitf, Chas. D. Bitzen, and
| that he appear at thenext term of said court,
10 be holden at the court house iE Hermann,
| County and State aforesaid, on the 9Th day
of March next, and answer said plaintiffs
petition. on or before the third day of said
term, the mortgage given to secure the pay
ment of said note, Will be foreclosed and
! judgement rendered against him, and the
mortgage property sold to satisfy the same
| 1t IS further ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the "Hermann Nolksblatt" fOl
four weeks successfully, the last insertion
to he at least four weeks before the com
! mencement of the next term of said court.
true copy Attest
JAMES ARROTT, clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07

eInths

DOROTREA VETTER. vacation, June
26th 1862.
Now at this day comes said plaintiff and
it appearing to the Clerk from the affidavit
of said Plaintiff, that the Defendant Adam
Vetter is a nonresident Of this State, it ia
therefore ordered. that said defendant be
notified by q publication according to law,
that said plaintiff has instituted in the Gas.
conade Circuit Court a,suit, the object OF
which is to obtain Judgement, against him
on a note for the sum of seventy~one dol
lars and thiWy cents, drawn by said de-
PENDANT, and payable to said plaintiG,
which note is secured by a mortgage of
Real estate, and that unless said plaintiff
appear at the next term of this court, to
be begun and held at the court house in
Hermann, on the second Monday in Sop
TENDER next, and on or before the third day
of said term answer said plaintiffs petition
the same will be taken against him as con-
fessed and judgement rendered against him
accordingly, and his properly sold to salts
fy the same. ...a.
A true copy,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07

Hg Beitelungsn ouf ecn ~ msritant-
iNen 1ritulturi I II" u einem Guthl
PER 9aRr wsrren eiUr9t Spn
Sutn 9. Mtas.
Diners ttnnen auf eer gpfaiics abJsSetrm msrs
rem. - YSfgeO 6 Gents PER Salr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
g. arnn0efa !
3u perfQufeu.

40 Adr Sam, nit IaEncm Nus9Ul3 Fsiaurtn,
3ytpjcNl nPnIjh Ill Yetru9 6lrm.
6srntr 1870 Qdsr. IN Eret in oeyarer 2inic pon
5a0 rad Nprr aneinnnser ~lie8enrsr 40 attr
State, cteniala gan; nit 9iushrt; ttltanptn.
Gie NorpzCt Gtt ricie5 Games t6st an Bic
Sic@2HeIt Gte Y0n E:n;laat1 Garm.
Nilcrt7 81 eriaErgH tri
6. Hptsn.
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81. 9onis Gegenleitige
2eben6perfi6ermns
@eleufM0ft,


Sfficc: SIM neuen Narlnpr @lebaure ge9en
jtrrr 9OllpIIire iiter Ger GrtanJe 9dnt, Grit
Stra6s, ct. QUuis, 500. e.
Sdpitnl 100000 Opnars.
Sas sr;Ste Garital aAnlider 8~sfeGi1aften i'm
Staatt, init Ger @usllbt, ra6 ricfts Snttitut Res MID
ti9lIt reg 9an;tu $antes wtrrcr pirr. Ginr Stttn
8rrf6crun8ss Gcitllitbaft 1T niht mtRr nrf ptni8
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ciiigrng rrn perfrntn gum @c5se tbter Sauilitn, ne
ptr Src lie inntt tntrintn bat. Die 2 nlnmen fr sn3
lt9t, finn 9t9hert 9t9en irStnb rrti4t 1afrraatr
Stittn e~tmai9er dtl2uti3tr. 81
SirectorSu nllh Teaute.
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Nctert TiSter, 3 9 Ssnnari
GbarleS s Wsd, Eaniel 5 Tpupsni
| 6rantis 8eetler, Ssrs9 y geI
GGao gB 0tcGsrr, Snp s 5tprrtr
Gnp Q8 g4fas, + AtenAat
5umuel Niai, graf,en, soaa 8 @bsltg, @ss
Z s Gcncsar, Bicespr0Irt, Snc % gBilr, Sas
@nt 81 @tntcn, @enerals2g,nt.
q @prsun, nj. D., GronAnatirnassft
| pktI. q. @ster, asent, SsrmaEn.
Or. FerG & Gram III
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c,c,p;6ot Der @rp0ufte.

Nis gtrlt PiunEe 0"t psT EHlRsl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
SGist nf GrttgI5,

remaining in the Hermann Post Office
on Saturday February 9Th 1868.
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- sn-..>N
GRAF RUNNING RACES tf
VI REGULAR FALL MEETING AT PATTERSON, N. D.
-, s1 OCTOBER 6. 7 AND g.
First day-rhree years heats 10 entries
iost stake tvo mile heats ssbewibe
Purse Tor al Aces, mile daeA.
Second dsy-rwo old stakt2 ns1lr dash; entries
Parre, ior ~ sges mils heats; sizing.
Purse. Tor al asss "a mils dskk; local
Third year ODDS stakes mile heas 10 entries
Purse, for al ages. 3 mile heats.
Purse. ~ mile dash, allowances 10 beaten horses
B-trfe railway trains from Chambers ferry
direct to The track and Badges and tickets for sale
ERIE RAILWAY TRAINS
TINE TABLE OF TRAINS ROOT CHAMBERS STREET.
500 FEw YORK. y
R$ &: a; a; s;st'''
Ira:1 No 2e-ii15 A. NJ Stops Al Fair Grounds,
Tram No 27-2P. NJ. Stops at Fair Grounds
-, =. RETURNING YORK.
Tram NO. Ss-Leaves Fair Grounds at $40 T.. -
IRAN NO sleeves tir GrQ.Spds ct 4:6 r.
,m, eh.a \, sral l, VIII leave Frir Grounds Al
IRAN NO I-Le.ves r .,erson Station - ,os,p "
U Sss ssas H. ,!Lo mgsScr .lNe,.os FRIDAY.
wagon. Mr.. o. Mr. Ogls u .mss q Discount 10 2OJ h.
nng name nompso,na w. les b. 8. Diamond, to wagon y
.os harness. Good day.
- - SHAW 1 WHITE, Proprietors
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hrs GRIFFIN BROTHERS, ass GRAND STREET.
~ New York opposite Lord raylors, and ~ Fulton
Brookyn extracting teeth positively without
pain the OF the nitrous oryde commonly called
aughne They are Also prepared 10 furnish densl
ihe apparatus for manufacturing the gas and give fnn
for e,tractlng when Artificial teeth be inserted
WANfHp-A YOUNG MAN AZ ASSISTANT IN THE
w mechanical department In the Oldest estsb.
shcd afcrs IN Riltimorr who hiss q fair knowedse OF
rubber WORK Address DENTIST. Baltimore. Nj. stating
tcrns, Ac
JSN CERrif CATS HAVING HAD ONE TOOTH
DiNU cAt acted wltln.t rah BY Dr T. JAY NiLLkRS,
Us Grand street, two hrks from Broadway, cheerfnly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOT1cE.-T YOU WAN a
/ eertafn. SPECIFY cure call nj old Or WARD, 50
f,sp~nari street Broadway lie fails In abso
iusy surcgusrsniecng too great saving o. time and
money.
r IFE OR DEATfr'-AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR
IL gratis for the beneht o. and as warning to- young
mon ant persons suffer from debility.
turr decay. supply the ~ cure. Address Dr.
Powers ~ fdspcnir street near Broadway.
NrADANg GRIsDLB. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
MI Ntdwde, No. AmitY place.-C0uvenieht roons
provided for those about ~ require nursing
TINE GREATEST DISCOVERY HITHERTO MADE IN
prysoiogss discovery important and ndi-p-nsabiec
ladies and gentleman married and single; dl.ooverybt
of hours OF sucrnr rrentaucr may
10 spsrrd ant whlcl excludes all ureicres and oh-r cr
this irfalbfe discovery
,hs AMI ors M acrorIancr with ~rfeucs al norn
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oppIy pArrI,R FOuGHT-rHR yIOTORY Is

A GREAT BATTLE FOuGHT-THE yIoT0RY 10
"A Rained-Lsdes and gentlemen Il has been victorious
IN being pronounced, by great many. that b. AlNFl
2s3 Sixth has been paying the highest prices IN ca
or Clothing. Carpets Jcwery, &C., and sui m A.
70 continue 50, you will favor him with Am
call N. B.-LadcS and gentlemen, you know VIC 49,
tremendous priccs that Is offered BY some of ~s
perfect humbs: but the bes and snrest way YOU ~ do
ceiye subtraction. Do NOT forget the oad n Snow,
dealer B. MNTZ and the Number IN Hsxh Sso,es MA
Eighteenth street. Ladies attended by IRA MI NJ ~
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III this life by raing on Dr HUNTER at nra he
has Tor thirty confined HIS Diseases OF
certain class N which he has cured less than hfty oa
sand cases. His remedies mid tsere II 40 tnter-
ruptlon TO business change OF diet DR. HUNTER Ia
constant attendance from In the morning until 10 at night
al bis Old office No Division street. Charges moderate
aud cure guaranteed separate rooms 40 that the patient
bat the Doctor himself His wonderful medical
discovery certain diseases when regular treatment aoi
all other remedies fail. without dieting or rest ton
in the habits on the PATIENT: without the disgusting
and sickening elects other remediesi
In without Ne dreadful
scguent effects OF mercury aud possesses the peculiarly
valuable property or annihatng the rank and
tan blood IL 20 absorb unless his remedy 70
used This he claims for u and what other will
aerompisb IA dollar vial. with medical
.IIuman FIalty Nervous Debility Eariy Tudscreton aud
consultation gratis
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DY BorELER & WILSON, AUcrIoXEERs.

WASHINGTON Oct 8, 1863 I
The following described Machinery Tools &c will be sold
Mt pnbc auction on Monday the 18th Of October,
neneng at 10 o'clock M on the grounds north OF the
United States Capitol Extension:- -..t.r
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A TTEyTlONl LAT THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD
N avenue adics and gentlemen guaranteed receive
the hgncs, prices for each article OF on Wearing APP
pare Furniture Carpets &c Tor the southern and Western
markets. Try and SATISFY yourself The following prices
from 10 ts for rants from 81 10 S. for s other kinds
OF Dresses Furniture Csrpets & the highest prices will be
be paid 10 cash. Call address O. Misb, Ia Third
Fourteenth street Ladies ndcd by Mrs
Mish.
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CLOTIfING.

7r..ec~NN-c-ar
A TTENTION.-AT THE GENUINE CALIFORNIA AND
Western agency store 2l2 Seventh avenue ladies and
gentlemen, have tho pleasure TO announce again that re-
the above markets higher
price than any Cast on Clothing Carpets
Furniture Jeweiry &c. guarantee TO pay the following
prces-sk Dresses ss 70 S4s Co4ss q o Sai; Psnt. S2
&C. invite yon respectfully before You dispose Of yonf
Cast on Clothing, TO call address II. ROSENBERG
2I2 Seventh There Will be dealt with honestly
Ladies' attended by Mrs. Rosenberg. t"fY
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IL hnYgBVskr foRALBANY.- -fngsrBAxBoAr DANIEL,
phsN hAf,sJsr strsei erryy Iiesday, Th0rsIav nd
sAnIday % oclok A. NJ, snd rhiiiri1 street I'd III
- var" W fcnNerS weniy Cent 10 Nest Point api New
Lfrs S"tcnlY I'VE ,euis to P,lhtctvts AL h, RInsIrs
'.','i ,atIsl " aud u ,.-n' A. Aban, 81 N con
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- Bonds and Southern Securities Of description
wanted. by W. b. SCRANTON, ~ Beaver street
OK FER CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAVINGS
- Bank. corner OF Bowery and Canal street.
day from TO B. and en- Monday, wednesday aud Friday
Deposits before October % win draw interest
from the LIST inst Bank books in English, German and
French. GEORGE FOLSOM, P.csidest.
SEYMOUR A. BrScr Secretary.
rJ,O CAPITAIIsTs-WANTED. TO LOAN FOR 4
number OF four thousand dollars per cent
Staten Island property worth three times the amount
Apply 10 =. W. CRoNk, 7ss Eighth avenue
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DY p. +. WILLS, MISREPRESENTATION NOTICE.
ID Sale uf House Furnishing Goods &c, on Friday, Oct.
al II obock, AZ Murray comprising largo
sortmcnt ALSO 80 crates Of Earthenware French China
Vases, Glass Wxre sill plated Ware, japan Tea TragA
Worthy the stenuoa Of the trade Caaioseson Thursday.
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4 PROCLAMATION.
"A A dealers s kanbuggins m,lst retire sisS Seventh
avenue ladies and Gentlemen Will q asoph Ae to sec ira
ture Jewsry and 5ne Furs Ithas surely Ae nronnnrn
V. VIM hnd honest and upright deaers get
viii tsli you aUnce call for Harris i seventh
Chen you win avoid being hambugge Cali on or address
~ HkRRIS lp6 Seventh avenue thr oora from Tcntv
FIRST Ladies attended BY Mrs Harris NB-Psase
out your mistake when too Late
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A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER BEFORE Is
~ guaranteed to those who wish dispose OF their on
Coshne Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry &c, by w. HARRIS
the we'll known California and Western agent ladies' and
gentlemen secure themselves from being humuesed
the In the OF gold their
wanted 70 supply the above noncd markets by calf
ing addressing H. HARRIS. I6f Seventh he
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets Plea try,
aud satisfy yourselves Ladies attended by Ma H. az
ris. I6s Seventh avenue.
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!, UcrIoy NorrcE.-Jos L. SMITH. AuCr.0NEER
"A RRus HASps ssb rnRRnHEel SsapEaTss &C.
Al public aucuop this day 81 II O'Clock at II Ninth street
consisting of elegant Paror SUITE
covered brOcate acd rens marble top Tables Etasere
Clocks Curtaina and mahogany Bedroom Suits
Hair Mattresses Sofa Beds Tea Tables Mirrors Shades,
Paintings Rockers Spring Seat Chairs Dining Chairs,
eyerythins belonging 10 first class house sale positive
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YrNO -
u dustrion. Ms--A CUMPEcENr ArOgHECARY IN.
trade, desr md thoronshk converAnt riih the retail
command ns5archasns The As within month Can
Address .$f.qIu sore In New York vicinity,
A'S!!B., Herald oRce. Nr three dcSal $500
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" DENTAL ASSOCIATION
continue EXTRACT without path by the nitrous oxide
gas DR. Cotton, original maker and demonstraor
the anrsetc effect. Of the gss VIII administer II in per.
son Dentists aud furnished with right appa
raius reasonable terms. Send for circular
90 COTTON
Once ~ Bond street JOHN ALLEN A co
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A rTENrIoN-AT 2a2 SEVENTH AVENUE. MAR
~ Twenty fh street. ladies' and gentlemen viii he
aslonlshed To see The prices MARKS pays Cast on
Clothing. Carpets Furniture Laoes aud Jewelry, Ac We
natter ourselves With having been pronounced by great
other place In the city We pay az
siin dresses from $40; for coats IS
Marks "? seventh avenue. near Twenty fifth street
Ladies' attended by Mrs. Marks
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
Circuit COurt-nyan itOyvOc Go.

State of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Plain.
tiff, against William Bacn, Junius Judson, Jc-
serh Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, }. Z. platt, Her
ry Barlener, Julius Bruno, Francis B. Gou,ccv
Johu Y. Farwell, james Pattee, Elisha S. Wads~
worth, John McFarlan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, August Berner Samuel Williams, John
c. Starkweather, William II. Jacobs, John P.
Robinson, Aaron Knble, William H. Bicknell,
and Charles F. Potter. Defendants. Judgment
of Foreclosure and Sale.
n VIRTUE OF and pursuant to Judgment
L rendered in sail court in the above entitled
action, dated April 29th D. 1862, shall ex-
pose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village Of Mantowoc and
county and State aforesaid, On Satur day, the 24th
day Of January, A. D. 1868. at the hour of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day the follow
ing described mortgaged premises or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
of said judgment, interest and costs. together
with the expenses Of sale to wit: The east half
of the south west quarter and the west half OF
the south east quarter of Section No eight rs |,
Town No seventeen l17l, north of Range No.
twenty two 22] east, in Manitowoc County,
State OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By K. T BLAKE, Under Sheriff
GEO. N. WecDIN, Ppt'f's Atty.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Manitowoc, Oct 20, 1Se2