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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

chatting merrily for short time, the young
man threw his arms around her waist in a
very cousinly manner, and. imprinted
kiss upon her trembling lips The scene
amused the Irishman vastly, and being
free from sel6shness, he concluded that his
sleeping companion should be participant
in the enjoyment of the scene, and nudged
him, but without causing him to stir. He
put his hand upon him, and found that he
was tightly locked in the embrace of death
Synonymously with this discovery, he
bounded out of bed, exclaiming:
"Murther murther Holy Saint of
Hiven protect me? p
He had scarcely touched the floor with
his feet, before the young lady and gentle
man were making rapid strides towards the
stairway, terror being depicted on their
countenances.
They had just reached the top of the
stairs, when the Irishman came dashing
along as though the friends of Erebus were
at his heels. intent on making him their
prey, and the whole three went tumblng
down the stairs, and it is hard to determine
which of the three reached the foot of the
stairs first
The landlord stood aghast as the Irish
man rushed into the bar room, with moth
ing between him and nudity but garment
vulgarly called shirt, the hair on bis head
standing upon end, his eyeballs ready to
start from their sockets, and he gasping for
breath.
1t was a sight that would have made
man laugh who had worn a vinegar face
from the day of his birth. Nothing could
induce him to seek bed that night again.
When the young lady and gentleman
found that it was not the corpse who had
so unceremoniously bounded from the bed,
they returned to the room, (they being the
watchers for the night, and coubtless COM
menced their counting at the point where it
was so suddenly broken off.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29
ggoetrn.
The SpOilt Child.

AIR "Let me kiss him for his mother.
Let me whip him for his mother,
He is such naughty boy
He baby tried to smother,
And he has broken Emma's toy
OF the doll gave TO Ellen,
He has melted Off the nose,
And there really is no telling
To what lengths his mischief goes.
Last night he put cracker
Meath his Aunt Jemima's chair,
And he told me such a whacker
When I ask d how it came there.
Then when poor old Mrs. Toodles
Was just starting off by rail,
He tied her two fat poodles
Fast together by the tail
1t really is quite shocking
How ones nerves he daily jars
He puts pins into ones stockings,
And cayenne into ones cigars.
You may guess that many another,
Boyish trick he's daily at,
So FL whip him for his mother,
As tiresome little brat.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

"CAN you let me have twenty dollars
this morning to purchase bonnet, my
dear? p said lady to her husband one
morning at breakfast
"By-and-by, my love,
That's what you always say, my dear;
but how can | buy and buy without the
money!"
And that brought the money, as one
good turn deserves another. Her wit was
so successful that she tried it again the
next week -,-~.-~-.-.,---
Il want fifty dollars, my dear, to get
new dress for New Years"
"Well, you can't have it; you called
me bear last night" said her husband.
ooh, we'll, dear, you know that was
only because you are so fond of hugging y
1t hit him just right again, and she got
the money and something extra as he left
his pretty wife and hurried off to business.
1T takes fortune to keep such wife
as you are but ats north IL.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

''Dade, sur. an she's gone off in bal
loon wild her two aunts from Maiden, and
left word that she'd be back next Sunday.
Wud you come in an wait for her n
The lover thought not.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

Mr.. LINCoLN's LAST ANEcDoTE.
gentleman just returned from Washington
relates the following incident that trans
pired at the White house the other day
Some gentlemen were present from the
West, excited and troubled about the com
mission or omissions of the Administration
The President heard them patiently, and
then replied Gentlemen, suppose all the
property you were worth was in gold, and
you had put it in the hands of Blondin, to
cross Niagara river on rope, would you
shake the cable, or keep shouting out to
him, 'Blondin, stand up little straighter
Blondin, stoop little more; 60 little
faster; lean little more to the north; lean
little more to the south ? No, you would
hold your breath as well as your tongue,
and keep your hands off until he was safe
over. The Government is carrying an i'm
mense weight. Untold treasures are in
their hands. They are doing the very bes.
they can Don't badger Keep silence,
and we'll get you safe across"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

Why should marriage be said to be .
'tender tie,' when it is so confounded
tough that nothing but death can cut it.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

A Western editor thinks sewing girls
cannot be expected to compete with sewing
machines, for they haven't such iron con-
stitutions.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29

A YOUNG lady, being anxious to appear
wise, when asked if she had seen Niagara
Falls answered, Il have not, but | have
heard them very highly spoken Of"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
To the People d North Carolina.

In compliance with ,hs wishes of May friends, |
announ,, my self candidle forlhe Office ofCiovernor
u NORTH Carolina, at theelection 10 be held on tho
fist Thursday in AueusAext.
Ny principles and view, as Conservative after
The siraiiest Sect arc wsa known to the seope Of
the State. These principks aud views are what they
have been. They will n1bc changed.
an not disposed nj al me like this. 10 invite the
people from their employnents. and add 10 the ex.
element which prevails / the public mind. by ba.
fanguing them for their Jles We need al our en-.
creics to meet the comma enemy. and 10 provide
means Of subsistence Tor Sr troops in the field and
the people al home. Letbhe people 90 calmly and
firmly 10 the polls and bie for the men Of their
choice. will cheerlully bide their decision, what.
ever !, may lie.
lfelected will 10 evclNhsng in my power to pro-
mote the interests the horpr and the glory Of North
Carolina, and TO secure anhonorahle peace.
w. w. HOLDEN.
March 10. 37-tde
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Demapelis. May 5.--A special despatch
10 the Clarion at Meridian fr"m Singapoa
an the <,h. SAYS sdsiees fr"m Olive Branch
just received, say that after eight hou,s
desperate fghtias. our tarces rrpulssd and
drove III. enemy aetoss rh"mpsan's creek.
The enemy nsmb,rrd fifteen thausand. our
forces righ, hundred. Reinfarcements are
being rapidly sent forward 10 NJ. Pawer..
Another dispatch 10 the same paper trnu'
Ciim,ua dated Sd. ria Sunmit. SAYS Col.
lain Srott. commanding cavalry u six
hundred men. engaged Eve thousand fan.
kses iram Baton Rouge and Pert Hud,nn,
un.ier Gen. Andrew. After several hours
fighting. in which Col. Powers, Nj. o..
den aud Lieut. Power behaved with dis.
,ngalshed gallsutrs. he fepulsrd them
win heavy lass. inclu,ling Col. Tesboarder.
man &C the Wisconsin cavalry, who Va.
killed and large number soanded. Or
less FIVE wounded. The fight tonk place
~ Olive Branch creek. TA- enemy let; IN
Iull retreat toward. Baton Rouge. and Maj
Fred Ogden. commanding Ningheid's ca
ssl'y pursuing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
A Ga.r Fms.-on Thur-da, night last

A GsAr FmE.-on Thur-da, night last
81 II .'cIock, q Gre vas discovered in a
cotton shed on the West side Of the river
opposite Wilmington. The Jnurnal "a,
itburnt with amazing rapidiry. DESTROYING
every building south Of the w. & ". rail-
road depot. including that Compans's Of
frr. and 4S62 bales of cottun. &c. &c. The
railroad depot .bulldiog, and Workshop
we're saved. The entire liss was abnnt six
MILL ms Of dallars. T.. Andrea (blnekade
runner. } lost s2.45O,0O0. il $500 bales Of
caitoa, 500 OF IL sea island. rheNConfed.
crate government 5000. OOu. in 500 bales 81
cut,on, SC. The Nashville aud Ehaita.
noaga II. X. ca. ls7 bales cotton. J. ".
Thomas g. bales, The State ~ Virginia
and sundry other parties $50 bales cotton.
rope, baggiug, &c. 100000. Rankin &
Martins Rosia Oil Works $4,000. b.
Hallett. sheds, &c. s25 900. Southern
Express Co. . car loads Of merchandise
slO0. 900. John A.'ra,lnr shed at Ferry
$4,000. u. W. & w. l.. Bcery. sheds.
&c. $4,000. Georgia Lcntral X. II. On,
Is freight cars sg0Oe0. w. & VI. Co. s
do. $4,000. Express Co. do. $4,000.
Besides oil this. quarter Of mile d
wharf. sheds Of the Confederate govern
ment and other parties, injury TO cotton
press. &c. &c. No clue has been found q
the origin 81 the FIRE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

fortiic atoms at vicksburg. the enemy ap-
rrehendinq ~ attack from Vert Adams.
Informatisn from the Trans. Mississippi
reports Banks's defeat the second time.
He escaped to the North side Of Red river
and il failing back on hatcher.
Gen. Price has whipped Steele badly.
capturing two hundred wagons and large
number Of prisoners and arms. Marina
duke was also in pursuit Of Steele, who
was falling back to Little Rock.
Orange G. H.. May Sour scouts wen,
into Culpeper c. n. this morning aud cap.
,ured aboot ! dozen straggIers. These
,cou,s report the country about Colpeper
q. H.. covered with debris of the enemy s
camps, including clothing and blankets.
This evening il Is reported they still hold
Brandy Station in CnlpePer county. The
.nemy's infantry and artillery all crossed
.t lower fords last night. and spread this
morning from ChsncelIorsv,lle up 10 Par
ker's store. and went abost twenty miles
below here. II Is reported that they are
moving this msrniRg out IRON Chaneellors-
Vile towards the Central Railway.
Some slight cavalry skirmishing has been
going on sbaut twenty miles below, near
Perkin's store. This morning. Grants
forces, varisssly estimated between one
hundred aud one hundred and eighty thou
sand men. FIRST figures most probably are
correct. from the Tact that Grant only took
four days ntisss On leaving Culpeper.
I, is not improbable ~ will decline acting
extensively. and will falI back to the heights
afFredericksbsry. No csauoaadfng heard
here up 10 one o'clock to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
TYTHE TOBACCO.

TyHE Tythe Tobaceo one tenth Of the crop raised
! in 1863, mus, be delivered as below:
For Orange county, At Marlborough, to the UNDER
signed.
For Wake county, at Raleigh, to John H. Cosby.
All to be delivered not sooner thsn the LIST Of June
nor later than the 18th Of July, in good and safe
keeping order, each quality separate.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD, Agent.
May IL. a 46-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
N o TICE

.WALTER A. THOMPSON will leave Greens
W borough and HilIsborough on the 25th instant
FIR the amy Of Northern Virginia. Persons dssirous
Of sending boxes must have them at the Depot the
day before, marked and weighed.
Lint and old linen are in great demand in antisi-
patton Of the coming battle above Richmond; he ap-
peals to all who have either Of these articles 10 for
ward them 10 him by that time. All that can be
obtained will he needed.
w. A.'THOMPsON, Agent. !
May H.. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
May 4.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

,ISHE following persons have been appointed Gem
Il mittee Men 10 their respective Districts for the
year 1864:
No. /. Henderson lilly, w Bowling, w D Lunsford.
2. y Umslead. w L Hampton, D cozart.
3. Joseph Woods, Sherman Peed, ID Umstesd.
5. d Parrish, DR.. E NJ Holt, Green Blalock.
6. G w Jones, Presley Bowling, H Parker.
Z. B Leaihers, Thompson Gairard, X Roberts.
8. ! ID Lpsc ,mb, Norwood Laita, G P Warren.
9. :. H. breeze, John A Cole, James A Cole.
10. John lilly, IT,. A NJ Douglas, James Monk.
ii. p Walker, J. w Hall, L C Gray.
IL w Gray, Isaac Laws, Washington Laws.
l3. w Homer, Willism Balock, John Riggs.
IA. &c Wilkerson, William Hargis, ] r Miller.
Is. John Turner, William Crabiree: Dollar.
l6 James Mars, F NJ Jordan, w fl Holden.
IL. ID w Jordan, r Reddng, Hugh Woods.
Is. . H Breeze, w A Lea Joseph Wedding.
10. H p Pope, Henry Malone, g w Roberts.
20. ) NJ wilkerson, T Thompson, B'Wcods
81. $ I Forrest, 5 Moore, Fsuce,te.
20. b u Hayes, r X Tspp. Smith.
%. H G Stroud, John NJ Wolfe, Fred Williams.
"a. A q Hunter. q G Strayhorn, VIM McCauley.
IS. David Whitaker, J + Slnyhorn, John Broekwsli.
&c. John McCown, Vim Proctor, w w Guess
81 Archibald Nichols, MaorGreen, LewisHuiehings..
IS. z F Lyon, Simeon Terrell, Gray Balbee.
~. John Leathers. John Proctor. Henry Woods.
40, John Boroughs, Wilson Cole, Samuel Couch.
81. ! Jeffries, w Robertson. O w Johnston.
30 IN Craig Willis Smith, w Kirkland.
80. Rufin Dodson, r Ephland. H Thompson
"a. Elijah Andrews. Thomas picksrd, Lloyd.
IS. Charles King. w P Gates, n Gates.
36. Abei Madry, NJ Gatiis, VIM Strain.
81. r s Leigh, James Maroon, II ) Maroon.
So. Hiram Maroon, e NJ Henderson, O p Trics.
80, John Maroon, George Vickers, Pm Bsrbee.
40. John Massey, Morieca Sears, Thomas Shephsd.
al.
g2. Nash Check, ] Lewter, r Hutchings.
40. James Nevills. NJ McCsuley, Wilson PritclaM.
al. T VI Lloyd, w Stroud. T Lloyd.
as. w q Pickard. NJ Atwater, John 0'Daniel.
46. A p stroud, Alfred PicksId. II Stroud.
Al. VIM Thompson, J Minor, Anderson Cafes.
Is. Joseph Thompson, Eli sharp, A W Cheek.
10, j M Paul, w w Pickett w Freeland.
SO. w L Tate, James McAdams, John McCracksu.
ST.. Luke Ward, John Compton, VIM Sharp.
Sc. Duncan Glenn.
So. George Pickard. G Lashley. i Ray.
Section 10. Common School Lars.
The School Committees shall, ia one month sact
their appointment report in writing TO the Chairman
! Of the Board of Supcriniendents. the number and
names Of the white children in their districts Of I've
and under twcniy-one ysan OF sge The Comai..
tees will riessc attend TO this punetuslly
o. HOOKER, Chairman.
Anil OF. 43-sw
\ - - -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Important .Arrival. The Richmond Dis
patch has reliable information Of the sale
arrival at a Confederate port. recently
opened TO blockade runners. Of four vessels
heavily laden with stores, clothing, arms,
ammunition. &c., OF immense value to the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

It is believed at be Navy Department
that Lieut.. Dixon, md his little torpedo
boat. the David. lie Tide by side with the
Hou satonic, at theIbottom Of the water.
The big ship suek9 the little one down
with her. All was yer in FIVE minutes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Raleigh, Anil 10. 1864.
March 10.

HuIeIBIL hVIH IT. IoVf'
vVNHIS Department has recently ,eceised smother
4 sopply Of COTTON CARDS foi distribution
upon che sama terms rs before. The quota for each
county will be double che quantity first distributed.
Agents will make THAR arrangements accordingly.
II. A. DOWD, A. Q. NJ.
April ~. ss-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
! COMMON SCHOOLS.

VSHE Examining Committee will meet at the
L Court House on the SECOND SATURDAY
OF MAY, for the purpose Of examining Male and
Female teachers. All who desire to obtain certificates
to teach must attend on that day, there win be no
private examination. fs
o. HOOKER, Chairman.
April GOTH 42-d'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Captured Stores Coming. - The army
stores aud supplies that changed hands
with the capture Of Plymouth. are now on
theig way to Richmond. to be forwarded
TO Gen. Lees army. The stores are esti.
mated inyalue at several millions Of dol
lars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

FIRss,S MacoS, Gs-Macon. Nav g.
A Disastrous lire occurred 10 East Macon
to-day. Ii burnt twn large catton war;
houses. several uther buildings and about
6vr thousand bales Of coitan "a small
amount sf il government cotian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

FRos FoRr PnLS.-Cairo. April 10th.
The steamer Glsdale. from Memphis,
arrived 90 the mordng Of the l5.h. She
passed Fort Pillow and the river is all
clear. Netting rehins Of the Fort but
ruins.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Atshe residence Of III brides father on Tuesday
the % ina.. BY Rev. II Jones. Mr.. JAMES A.
MOORE, Of Raleigh. dMin ANNIE E.. second
daughter Of COL d. G. Hri.h. Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

An official teleglm from Wilmington.
to the Secretary Of e Navy. furnishes au-
thentic intelligence rom Nassau. that the
Florida has sunk the Huntsville and another
gunboat in the Wei Indies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11
surgeon Generals once,
Raleigh. April 81, 1864.
I PROPOSE 10 establish, in the City Of Raleigh, q
Mandatory for
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

The object Of This enterprise is to supply those use
fol articles 10 al soldiers from this State, who have
been. or may be, 50 MANNED in the service as 70 70
qure them.
Prvates and non. commissioned officers will be fur
nished gratuitously. Commissioned officers will bs
charged the actual cost.
Disabled soldiers are requested to correspond with
the undersigned, giving name, regiment, rank, local
lily Of amputation, and the precise measurement Of
the remaining member.
! wish 10 employ number Of competen, mschsn-
les for the above named purpose AL such are invi-
ted to communicate Immediately with this Office.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General North Carolina
M.y4 44-4N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

II
.-s>c~k ~c>--~~-~c,
Late Northern Hs--Erciting und I'M
portant Rumors.-f edmond, May 3d.-A
special dispatch the Examiner, from
Hamilton's Crossif says that Northern
papers Of the 30tteport Grant returned
10 Washington tolemand the services of
Mcclellan. and III he refused to move
with his army init HE demand is compli-.
ed with. Also hdrges that Fremont be
assigned to duty othe Peninsula.
The Yankee trod whose terms expire 10
May have notihe(the Government that
they will not obeyFders recently issued.
continuing them seryice till the LIST Of
July.
Last accounts fiji Red River represent
the Confedera,es mching on Grand Ecore.
The Yankees admit loss Of 1000.
A rapture In Lisbln's cabinet is report
ed, and il is also ported that Chase has
resigned.
Gold is quoted ! 80.
1 ~ ---.-~--
Exchange Of Honers.-Judge Ould,
Agent Of Exchana gives notice that all
Confederate oficei and men who have
been delivered at tty Point. Va, at any
time previous TO II Goth Of April. 1864,
are duly exchanged
Yankee Losses the Louisiana Cam
paign.-A letter 1.-THE New York Herald
from member Of Ie Chicago Mercantile
Battery, says:
"Of our whole djision numbering 5000
men, but 1000 are kft to tell the fearful
odds against whichhey commended. Two
:. regiments Of the dibsion were consolidate
ed. and had in all men and officers
the highest in rank ping a captain"
| --~~~$-~~~-~~~~-
Forests Piunde1- The Mobile Adver.
iiser says that one Forests men repre-
sents the spells II he expedition as i'm.
mense. At the diflent points successful
lily stacked, vast Sres were found, ant
horses and mules i1arge numbers. Eve
Try vehicle, OF wh$ver description. wa
harnessed and loadb and only such plum
der destroyed as IL Jas impossible to brin,
away. OF jeans alne, al Paducah, the,
took as much as to lad completely Ion:
train of army wasns. There must. HI
says. have been ebugh to clothe all o
Gen. Johnston's ard.
-~~~~@>-~-><--
An official teleglm from Wilmington
to the Secretary Of te Navy, furnishes au
thentic intelligencdrom Nassau. that tn
Florida has sunk the huntsville and anothe
gunboat in the Wei Indies.
4 FRon FoRT PItLd.-Cairo, April 10th
The steamer Gledale. from Memphis
arrived On the morang Of the l5.h. Sh
passed Fort Pillow and the river is a
clear. Netting rehins Of the Fort b.
ruins.
j II is believed at he Navy nepartmer
that Lieut.. Dixon, md his little torped
boat. the David. lie Ide by side with III
Hou satonic, at theIbottom Of the waite,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

We learn that not only will the men be-
tween IS and so be left at home, for the
present, but ,hat The authorities will detail
such Of those between II and ls as can
make il appear that they are necessary 70
the labor Of the Farm. Weare glad to hear
this, fcr we consider abundant crops the
present season Of The very highest impor'
lance. Daily Progress.
Oae company of the Junior Reserves Of
Wake. marched to Camp Holmes on Thurs
day, where they we're assigned to quarters
aud put on duty. The old garrison Is g
70 to the field Immediately. we learn.
Daily Progress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

MERIDIAN. May 9.-Steeps army. 5000
strong. surrendered TO Gen Price Al Cam
den, Ark. On The 2s,h. aud Gen. Taylor
demanded the surrender VI Alexandria,
where Gen. Banks furces are fortified.
Result not known at la, accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

government. Ams the provisions brought
IN was three MILL pounds Of bacon and
1--we hundred bags coffee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-11

Chester. Saturday. midway between
R,chmond and Petersburg.--The Yankees
s.rv rrpu..>vd with loss Of 1000 killed
and wounded.
AL tho Yankee officers. /. 900 in number
were sent TO Danvtlle Saturday. Before
leaving they became very refractory.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
administrators 9QLe.

BY virtue of an order of the Gasconade
county court, made at the May term of
said court, l will
ON THE 9th DAY OF AUGUST 1864,
between the hours eff 20 o'clock A. M.
and 5 o'clock P. NJ. of that day, at the
front door of the court house in the town
of Hermann, and during the session of the
county court, expose at public auction all
the interest Of Hamilton J. Jackson decd
in and to the following described real
estate, situated in the county Of Gasconade,
state of Missouri, TO wit:
The West half of SW quarter, sedtion
81, township 40, range 6; also the NV
or of NV Or, section Is, township 40,
range 6, containing 100 acres mare or
less
Terms of sale A credit OF II months
beng given by paying cash len per cen
upon notes and securities.
CHARLES SANDBERGER, admir-
of the estate Of Hamilton j. Jackson decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30

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