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UnIon Leagne in Council AssembIed.

SHEIBTvLLs, May 9Th, 1864.
Whsreas, in view OF the wholesale approval and
endorsement Of oil rebel papers. passes, voucher.
and permits, as is practiced at this place, is VIC
latOn IN spirit, If not in letter, Of the regulat ons
made aud provided in such cases
And whereas, those busy men who take so much
interest in the welfare Of rebels, by endorsing and
restoring them 20 their property aud putting them
in place and power and thereby enabling them,
when orportun ~ offers, to resume their opposi-
ton to the Government Of the United States, with
full pockets, and wen clothed, and also vel en-
dorsedb by men pretending to represent the loysl
and true Union feeling of this com y;
And whereas, il is to true that those who would
be prominet men-who assume to think, speak,
and act for the balance Of the countyae tired ~ in
politics, permits, vouchers, p sses, &c., and for
their country would not ask the extravgant sun.
Of thirty pieces Of silver; but through their great
influence IN certain quarters, avery large portion
country, inhibited by known enemies, ha- bee
supplied with everything asked for. Therefore
be it
Rcso'rsl, That this League do most earne tly en-
ter their sClemn protest against tins wholesale fur
nishng establishment.
Aad Il l. further Resolrod. That this selfconstitu-
tel CLIQUE who, regardless Of cons equences, en-
dorse and vouch for men OF known rebel sympa-
thlcs, are not the class Of men to represent tn
Unonism Of this League, and in future we shall
hold all such men q devote their time talents ana
money to furnishing, building up and siding reb /
to obtain place, power and position, a. enemies to
DER country, ana viii threat them as such, pclid
csliy and socially.
Ee5o,re9, That a copy Of these resolutions be fur
nished the papers for publication.
LOUIS MANKEL L. President
j. NJ. JARRET.L, Secretary. may Il-3t
A splendid assortment of Military and
Citizens Hats and Caps, in light and DARK
eolors. Also, a large stock Of fine Calf
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, Haversaeks, etc, can pc found at re-
duced prices, at SoREL & MARTIN,
Cherry st, next to Union and Ameri-
can Block, near the Post Office.
mav5-th&su
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From MexIeO.

The latest news from Mexico is any
thing but fattering ~ Maximillian
Since the rupture with the Church
Party, his only support from the begin
ming, Juarcz has been gaining ground
rapidly, and at present, at least, three
fifcbs Of the country is held and occu-
pied by the Republicans Juarez even
hopes to cut of communication between
Vera Cruz and Mexico, and 10 welcome
Macmillan in person with line Of
bayonets.
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The News.

In our news by mails we have dis
patches from Spottsylyania Courthouse
dated at u o'clock, and o'clock, on
Monday At the first named hour,
battle was going on; at the second, the
rb l,Lad been driven. Gen. SedgWisk
wa, killed in a skifmish. Our night
dispatches may bring US later news,
and therefore wsshall not attempt to
speculate.
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80 YlrgInla Baltles.

We cali the attention Of our readers
to the account Of the late battles in
Virginia, published elsewhere, in this
PIPER. They are from the Cincinnati
Gazette. and give graphic account Of
the great victory.
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A correspondent Of the Montgomery
Mail, writing from Bristol, Tennessee,
says that Laws brigade is positively
suffering for clothing, Many of tho
men are about naked, and, as a body,
they are more destitute now than they
nave been at any previous period of the
war they have received no clothing
rom the Quartermaster's department,
Tor many, many long months, and the
only good clothing they have in camp
Is that brought back by those lately
returned nom furlough The cast-oif
garments Of such lucky ones Is much
sought after.-AeDsPAis Appeal, Bag /.
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0AN BE CONSULTED BY LADIES AND GEN.
~ temen on all things pertaining to the Past
the Present and the Future. Toe mysterious lines
which nature and fate have traced in the face OF FL
human beings. are TO her an open book. from
which she predicts inheritance, voyages, merrlage
lawsuits. recovering lost and stolen goods and men
tai and physical disease.
Madam James has mastered al the science en-
bFaeed IN the glorious gin Of prophecy, and has
aStonished her many thousand visitors from the
ranks Of the most respectable citizens by revealing
the Past Piesfnt and Future. Unlike the mAny
WIZ nlunt their seerc powers before tie publ
she inyarisby gives sqtisia zion % al who may
con ul' her. and all acknowledge the truhfhlness
OF the revelations made 10 them.
IS q Physician, Madam James can, in clairvoy-
ant state, tell you your disease and its cure ano
point out how to cure the most obstinate 80,
Diseases that have for years baffi d all medicf,
skill-lnsa ity, orOpsles, affections Of the liver.
cor umpti0B IN various forms, n rs us complaints
'heumatic sfie tons, 0rhamstory and acu ed can
Gers, melancholy, lbs Of memory; also sll com
plaints peculiar To females-Mhdam Jsmes pledges
to c"re, an other complaints Of long standing toe
nume rOus TO mention. Testi~ Onials Of persons
who had nearly Lost their sight and he Ing &c
are now in perfect health, viii he lrJdu Ell. IT.
val ds. and those whO are dcspa ring from long
course Of treatment by regular diplomatic ply ST.
clans, don't defer giving Madam James a call
fz5- Room No. ST. City Hotel may lI-Ime
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ings on the outskirts Of the citp but
nothing serious
WASHINGTON, May 10-Advices from
the front TO three o'clock yesterday
afternoon are received. On Monday,
Warren encountered the rebel rear
guard at Spottsylvania G. H A sharp
fight Immediately ensued. Cur troops
were at first repulsed, but rallying, adj
vanced with great impetuosity on the
enemy, driving him beyond the Court
house On Monday, an artillery duel
was opened and kept up south efSpotts-
ylyania.
There are no casualties on Burnsides
staff, as reported
General Sedgwick was shot in a skir-
mish near Spottsylvania c. H. ball
entered his eye, killing him instant
ly
Fort Darling is said to have been cap
tured by our forces.
Butler IS moving on to Richmond
on the south side of James river. Grant
and Butler are evidently planning
race for the rebel capital Grant is lit
tie ahead, and the chances are that he
will be first to enter it. He has but
one days short marching to accom-
plish it.
New York, May I0-Major-General
Sedgwick was killed yesterday in the
battle at Spottsylvania Court house.
This IS official
The brig Mary, from Rio Grande, re-
ports that April 2lst she boarded the
pirate Florida whose officers reported
having burned the ship Avon from
China for Boston, three weeks previ-
GUS
WASHINGTON, May To-
To General Dir
A dispatch from General Sherman
received at midnight, states that we are
fighting for the possession Of Rocky
Face Ridge, and that Mcpherson took
Snake creek, which was seven miles
from Resaca, this morning.
On Saturday the rebels were forced
from Tunnel Hill by Thomas, and took
position at Buzzard Roost, just north
of Dalton. This is represented as be-
ing very strong position, and which
Thomas was unable to drive the enemy
from on a former occasion. Resaca is
on the railroad, about - miles south Of
Dalton
This viii place Mcpherson with
strong corps in the enemy's rear, while
Thomas advances upon his front, and
Scofeld closes on the flank from Cleye-
land
Probably great battle was fought on
that line yesterday, and may be now in
progress. Nothing since my last has
been received from Grant or Butler
(Signed) 4. NJ STANTON, Sec. of War.
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Photographer wanted.

A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED IMME-
"a dls ely one who understands the bHsiness
in az is branches, can End steady employment b
applying az SALTZMAN 5 Gallery, corner OF Union
and Coiiege-streets. Wages good.
MAJ ia n. r. sALTZMAN.
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Mule Lost.

I OsT, A SMALL MULE, Is GOOD CONDITION,
i color l.ellt sorrel, ith mane alid tai nearly
white. branded -. c. she near had quarter.
hbarid reward will - gwen l9r TIE delivery Of the
said mule 70 PATRICK MCGUIRE, Cedar street
uear tlas Nszh.tlia may -
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REASONABLE PRICES.
Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
But, White, Canary, Opaque
and Oficial Envelopes.
blank Books,
Suffers Drafts On
Paymasters,
Gsmorandums.
Diaries for 1854,
Paper Collars,
Wsr Maps,
I0,068 Portraits Of Generals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Pocket Inkstands,
Pcneila,
Zine Mirrors,
Dice and Cups,
Pipes.
Combs and Brushes,
Blasking and Brushes,
DOIainOes,
Buffers Ink.
CarmiEe Ink,
Mueilsgs.
Variety Packages,
P0made and Hair Oh,
RszOrs and strops,
EMORY Paper,
Gun Oil,
Fancy Soaps,
School Books,
&C, &c, &c.
Those wishing 70 get good bargains would
do well 70 give as q call, or send in their
orders.
In. RHODES & CO,
50 Union street.
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For Sale.

- A VALUABLE BLOCK OF BUILDINGS,
Fl corner d Gay and hslNie-srsets NeST
Nashville. Apply early 70
NkLsON 4 MURFREE,
may t-1W No. ~ SherIy-gtsst
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Administrator's Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLVENCY or
III che Estate u WI r. HthLEN, deoeased,
f0 ne County Court " Marsllall County the ClerE
sfag ~ ftf present N nth Therefore. u persols
iyinz cinnls egslasr said E-fafe viii hls them On
ueiors the sara dag Of September neki WITH TIE
Clerk "a aa4d County Court lof pc Ft1 dstribul0n-
WA. ". HOPKINS.
AtIn'r Of WA. r. Harisn, dsc'd.
MaEch 81. lisa. may l0--sgs
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FTYHIS BANK IS AUTHORIZED By The SIC
Il retery o. the Ireaslry % receive sui-cr ptiOns
~ he above named Bond-, payable IN FORTY, Eud
reoeefna5e ~ tie pleasure Of the Governments afier
ien years. Coupon BOads VII he d the denoiui-
nation % Ffty, One Hundred, Five Hgndred, and
one thousand Dollars, and win he delivered in n
few days Registered Bonds vii he % the drnomi-
nation Of Fifty One Hundred, Fivc Hundred one
thousand. five ThOnsand. and Ten Thousand Dol
lars and viii BE- delivered On or before the 9TH day
Of April. Jas. e. OGDEN. Cashier
au h--N
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WILLIAMSON, COUNTY, TENN,
Administrators Notice.

ALL PER-ON INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
~ Of James McLaughl %. deces=ed are hereby
not fed 10 come for-aro, make payment, and rare
cost.
All persons having claims against said estate, are
notified to present ileIn sithn the time pfescr b
ed By law, or they will be bsrrod. This IN Nay,
1864 MATILDA MCLAUGHLIN,
may T-iW &. c HOMES, admir-
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MOURNING GOODS.
Domestic Goods.

Cottonades, Linen Drillings, Plaid
Linens, Erminetts for Men and Boys
wear, Linen Duck for Lab0rers.
Tiekings, Bleached and Brown Do
nestle, COlored Cambrics and Silecias,
Shifting Flannels, etc.
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AAtusemEatS.


Prices OF ADMssIoS.--Dress Circle, IS cents Cad
lery, Is cents. Doors open st IL O'clOl K. Per
f0rnance To commence at 8 O'Clock. arSs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
WilitGrpai9tiaeu ;ur 8ea6tung.

ga bic 3istuns untsr Zen MRtlitarpFittia'n
unistlbar nit Nnians gldrs in stsiem Staats bs'
sinnt, 10 it ss mutl IN tsaatsn, has li6 ioIds ss
lnaunstmlitteit, in ir;.np elm t~slie6isss Rss
aimsnt s'lt,tt su psresn, .riparen trnnsr, Usnn
lie f6 ne6 rdbr,nl risiss glcnatss in nas mO9ls
~tstannts |. @ifuurt engineer, R~ssimsnt ft .sr'
lnter,,itnstsn ann then. gts gum perItsn
.Mar3" >isits 9atrts rirl sinsm jsrsn Glntrttsnfsi
nod bic ecm Grr8reb s~ssiaists eount9 ron 400
Gauars Fir G,tsransn UNI 800 Irl. Iur Nttrutsr
aeiitcrt. Njt 2ni ans Mara faut lHmos! RE orn'
GsnsreB t~swiQ;8ts 8suutg, als RE GaaI rts
Stesimsnts peS.
@e3aslura: Gtr8santcn srtalnn $50; err.
arrale $50; Dlsaanies SIT; UNI SgiYat:s 81
nipVatlih.
0ifce: eas son stsr uni 3arttFro5s 5srmanl
No.
Gtr. Qrtttbttt, CAPT.
l. 9ftst. Sir. engineers.
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$3.50
In the Circuit Court Of CasconaIe
County, December 80. 1868.
Now at this day comes said plaintiff by
his attorney Daniel II. Leet, amp It APPEAR
ing to the clerk from the affidavit OF sad
plaintiff. that the said defendant is a nor-~e.
sitent Of this State, ii is ordered that she c
notified by publication according to law, that
said plaintiff has instituted in the Gasconade
Circuit Court & sUit, the object of which i
TO obtain a divorce from the bonds Of ma
;rimony heretofore contracted with said De
9. '7rt, aud that unless she be and appear
ID, ny. term of this court. TO lie began
an" red ct he cour house in Hermann On
he >ee.nd Monday in March next. and on
o before the third day Of said term answer
ii plaintiffs pntitinu, The same will be
akea against her As confessed and Judge
rent rendered accordingly.
Y rue COPY Of the order
Attest JAMES ARROTT
Clelk.
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j. OF MISSOURI, J
-a-*r, 81 GA5CoEADE.

'" Il |1 MISSOURI,
-t">r' - GAScoEADE.
IN the Cascodadc County Cour,,
Norember term 1864.
NV OF this day c mes CHARLES SAsD.
BERGER, administrator OF The estate of
CHARLES REYNOLDS deceased,
and files his petition, praying for tho sal,
# so much Of the real estate of said dc.
ceased, as will be sufficient 10 pay tn
debts of said estate which petition being
accom- panied by a statement ofthe situatlcn
of salh estate, veryfcd by the affidavit cf
caid administrator, by which it appears.
lat there be not sufficient assets in his
hands to pay said debts.
Therefore 1t is ordered by he court
that all persons interested in said estate, b,
notified, that unless good cause TO tn,
contrary be shown at fko next term ofrhi
court, to be held and began on the secon,
Midday Of February next, at the court
house in Hermann, an order will be MA
Tor the sala Of 50 much Of the real es,at
Of said deceased, as will be sufficient t
Pay said debts. And it is further ordcrc
hat . copy OF this order lie published fc
or weeks in some newspaper printed !
this county.
true copy Attest
JAMES ARRO1T, eek.
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#nrcH.... Is &oe4t0r.
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,.l-. 81 Han9s lMc
rs. 10 ~. ycs,s ..a ii in Emnl ae.
IT,. G. n c=... Ga@ -a"1,sstn:tn W;'tGi.t
ttutA ava e.ata ri ~tticyl;u.
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4RUsunu1 EaGasr
fpr Gsuj4tonp I'M rs Notlarsganssr tsitcQt
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in iammtiihen tuyoraiitm Stantsn t,iorst mn
rirl E~tirnrerc Nn;mergion,!sjt Q~Crilmtt rtr
Gir3istuH8rrnG 1ti5aiteu
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wa4tsn a~usitrti9e uns alst mejtcge u.ernetnc
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% II. d Teltcit,
ag:nt
nUtntait ses,ritsr s. stIrnsu Strrs,
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FeselmdsiSe ets"as
1,usttes der Stadt 9ermann,

ana l. JtbruaE 1884.
Q,MuwlrtS aus STnist'.
riclUNn: y Eab i'I5'nst N'Gnu"5'N j"
Im !. tsms. ale etastt"8tHt'"F sI0'0'
= u. 8cm., B,Jaus,ssH S0H i~F'
Stlt-IcH 80
&. I. dis,s, iur U. 9. Z. q. Clamps 2'Io
y, Uuhnm,Q, juy pavtsr tt 3 l&a3tfn !"
6pnit. 3d, SaItm an 0utt,SttyS'rud; 6,75
= u. pnl%,in, al t!asIis aui srabt".
Gcntrdft Ioo,V1
90. A;tsu, asiallsl& aui GtRa!t as
VItrf SEQ
8 III Is perm s. BsIsmsm crlaU6' iti, n
&urmm III Ntit 3. straBs lu3urult".
GutsIuHi.
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6taEi1r,,tr.
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@(u1uIt 1itE.
ADNINIsTRATNIN NNTICE.

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given that letters o! al,
.ution have been granted to the undersigned
If the estate Of PETER KRETTLE -eU'd, bear
,ng date January l4th 1854.
All persons lndebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
Undersigned administrator, and all persons,
having claims against said estate, to exhib,t
hem properly authenticated for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters
IT hey may be precIuded from any benefit
and il such claims are not presentend within
hree years from the date Of said letters, they
Will be forever barred.
MJNIKA KRAETTLE,
Adminisratrix.
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Julius Wchtig,
Ehubmn6cr

gdt cpn 75rpnts II. @usitntrrsFfraFf,
5mvTttlt lib tem YatIitHm III 'leh 3wt!A'n
Isiuet Gtitditts MR. MIN Fttt et'Huet ie'H'
tsr, rre raugrtaits Arstt grriur mn FlaiJ IN
icieru,
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furniture atl 1nufaetoru
(M0bels Vabrle)
rca
9s;nri0 German,
Stymam, Np.

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ano jtyt III p.n Stane 9eitFt 1T allie Srrttn
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ia;tln III ct. 2uuit Y,tiisr gu iitItn. a5s
qrttu 9ttftQcu, ! ltt &c. fne %teitansia an haHs.
Sri Afnahme spn ~s-ofsrea Guantitattn FnssI
line entisr,htnrc 0teittrnicfriPuna lidtt.
QauetauEtuts mtrrtn {; In itrsm Sntsrcft fa'
stn, t, mir rcy,uipredtn, Ia it itnen %tiEtsers
Nrtjit rnr ~!erc Eaart efrirtn lam, ale Il
| ustntms anlfr: frs;u.
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YDtt unitru 9eitrR R%etanas,
truar IN Yuuilrill, r.. ,t
0uuvtntsn lamnill6n 'cs
NattFnttn, gu Fem 3ws1;,
Wluitl me eG,8e ~ StTdE,5
IN Rem sttrtTcnem S!aatfn
aui;uraumsn tnp saE 9tlntt-
bumauta' lur GcItanB 81 -
fr.,Rnnios tItmsnt TON 4tin2-
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rntn ,en Uuss; L" III an l" 3tt, f@5 9t "'
nUn ear,tts buli Sstban N.E'sn- 9''"rf
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n nur.1 s,tjtr ansti,s,n9slt ~ rt't1ne'8s0'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06

,4iao,n, rrrlsttn ris Spanter $50 Nann
j'".nO mt mustsn ritrsr sine Sanrns auI Benz
!" :.l,s lalTtu. Gas llrtReil zines Satnsr'
!.,si,,n aiu rs Situaticn laut't; D5s sFsr flo
E'' a,n aus risiem unetr ~snlaiten UNI iruftlcitn
.'m,i urat,istt. islto nttr lts9t Is IN lsinsm
.,T, Sic Spanisr tsssrritsn nur fas $srs
~. mi tenn 4. iG tEsn tsTntsn, UNI srs6si
-. f.. nit Ten BaTtn rurt sintn Giitritt Satn
rirs lri,lt, unmjttsi'ar tiuter ianen IUipr'
..:,r som teinrs Ieitst. Statt as Trmtnitanft
-, uunrisatn, psrpsn Die Spanisr I'D nur Sra
sr rtampfsn." (gt' j. eF'm'N9I5'S'J
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8rits 13iiatn Gsutialanr UNI
Tlntmart alseeptb .ttra&tet.
Sdn.mart bat sas Elttrrst6il' preuBu1t uIE'1
nahum rrrrSrisn.
Ger pErr. uns prsub. GtionGtt irlsn SUS'l'-
sastn srlnitn ta6sn.
sm IS Gam. belt r.r Ratisr ron Gslttrr'la
f,riean ut.r, 10000 Ionr, wsi@f 0'g't, q
Saltinis muria!srtn louttn.
0n Yr,uBeu wurstn BIC &r.,2ycu
E~rrletfn.
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HIucer zyfQ3fenboU

- = % E1l3|tIlGp<U.
s laas..e IT. f.R, 9tsml, at. al II sm
Z. e....s.. ii. .,... -ea &2ajsln3toas 9:tNg:s
10 siu:a X3- l,a.a ma, reil e. la5 tanliarjs'
lu,.'.am gc.. I .,n.agst.
{.,a'e mae 5j Itm at 2,itcrmi:.Ypd atH 10.
it,:uay Gin Giulermaettntlu -attFnGtn.
Gintritt ;um Sllt! 80 S. Samsu RI.
re- ;3um Sin.ers Ga;ttnsa1 IT er g:nuj:
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-07
~ IL A n CE TO INVEST YOUR
" MONEY-,Farm for sale in CastNon,

"A farm OF 2aO acres lying one and half miles
east OF Castleton village and on the main thor
oughfare from Rutland to Castleton. Said farm
mas large quantity of wood it, also ono of the
finest sugar lots in town of over 400 trees. Two
large springs near the house, the water running
sheep and some cows and team, and is in every
respect desirable location for home. Price,
3,2Oo, and terms Of payment to suit purchaser
II not sold soon will be rented for the year.
Also, another farm a mile and a half south-eas
nom Castieton Seminary, of IS acres /; comfort
enough for the farm. Good sugar lot, and fruit
plenty, &c, will be sold for 81 000 and time given
on large share Of the purchase money. This
farm also to be rented if not sold soon.
Also, one farm in Poultney Of about 100 acres
Price, $1,000, one-half or two-thirds of the pur-
Gnase money can remain on mortgage if desired.
ms farm will winter nearly two hundred sheep,
and has on 1t two good barns, one of which with a
cellar under il would cost to build it now over
500, and is nearly new.
Also, two large stock farms we'll located, each
OF which will keep so cows and team. Build
fngs on each in fine order, and with meadows that
can be all moved with machine. Large amount
Of wood land, fruit, &C., in abundance, on one of
which over 1000 maple trees can be tapped.
Price Of each, $4,000, from one-fourth to one
half required down. Balance can remain on mort
gage to suit buyer.
Also, 100 acres of woodland one and half miles
from Castleton, for sale or exchange.
Also, for sale or exchange about 800 acres Of
wood land in Poultney, 60,
Twenty tons Of hay for sale in wallingford,
about TIVE miles north Of the village, on the main
road to Rutland. Price, $40 per ton.
All inquiries concerning the above property
should be addressed to the undersigned. :
...... FRANKLIN POST.
Waliingford, March IL, 1864.
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