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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18
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Burlington Times
COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Freemen of
Chittenden County in favor of Temper
ance, the abrogation of the present pro-
hibitory law and the adoption of a
stringent license law, are requested to
meet in convention at the Town Hall in
Burlington, on Saturday, the Goth day
of February, 1854, at o'clock, p. m,
for the purpose of nominating County
Commissioner.
In reference to this convention the
Times says
1t may bring together but few men,
as 1T is the fashion of the prohibitionists
to fasten, If possible, public odium upon
any man who questions the efficiency of
their pet system. Nevertheless, though
a few are gathered together, it may work
good, as the beginning of an agitation
which shall so magnify that in time it
will be able to bring public opinion to
convince our legislators that prohibitory
laws are unwise.
1t also introduces the following very
prudent and significant cqreat
We tluSt tuC COuNcHllOfl may DC well
attended that it's deliberations may be
harmonious and temperate; and that it
may not be controlled either by the rum
seller or the avowed opponents of tenn
perance. ......s
For the purpose Of rendering the con-
vention as harmonious" and temper
ate" as possible, we would respectfully
suggest that the affable and portly men,
Der from Vernon, who introduced into
the last legislature bill for the promo
ton of temperance, be invited to attend.
Also, that Mayor Bigelow, of Boston, be
addressed. He could at least be present
in spirit, and could inclose to the conven-
ton that very sensible" portion of his
late message which declares positively
that the prohibitory law cannot be en-
forced.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

Mr.. SUMMERS PRoPosITIoN.-The prop
osition of Senator Sumner for the amend
ment of the constitution was not sent
forward with the long string Of resolu-
tions which were but its preface and de-
Tense. The amendment proposed by Mr..
Sumner is as follows:
Be it resolved, &c.-That the follow
ing article be proposed to the legisla-
lures of the several States, as an amend
ment to the constitution of the United
States, which, when ratified by three
fourths of each legislature, shall become
a part of the constitution, to wit:
Acknowledgements within the lin
its of the United States, and OF each state
OF territory thereof, all persons are equal
before the law, so that no person can
hold another as slave"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

ALL OUT.-New Hampshire is out of
the draft. The way it is done is by
counting the call, under which the draft
of last summer was had, as no call, but
counting the men furnished under 1t
against the late calls. And this Is by
positive permission from the govern
ment at Washington. Of course the
other States must have the same priv
iege, even though no closely contested
elecaous are pending in them. And sc
we must begin our cyphering all over
Springfield Reps.Nican.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

PEws In the Baptist Society at
Windsor the owners of pews are Civ
ing them to the Society for its benefit,
which hereafter are to be rented for that
purpose,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

Yesterday the first Constable OF
the town of Burlington, Mr. Samuel
Huntington, received a call from Mr. l..
s. Drew, of the American Hotel, to as
certain his views on the prohibitory
liquor law. He said in substance that
a meeting of sundry perrons had been
held at the American Hotel, and a ticket
for town officers agreed upon, except
constable: that if he, Mr.. Huntington,
would favor an alteration of the law 80
as to introduce license system, they
were ready to support him for first con
stable, otherwise they should take up a
candidate who would. He assured Mr..
Huntington that there was no personal
hostility to him, nor objection on any
other account,-that the whole matter
turned on his views as to the prohibito-
ry law. Mr.. Huntington assured Mr..
d. in the most emphatic manner that he
went for the rigid enforcement OF the
law, without fear or favor, and not for
any change of it for license SYSTEM
Birt,ngtoa, Free Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

6g DR.. Liston, the celebrated Ocu-
list and Aurist, will be at the Central
House Feb. 10th and 18th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

NATIONAL BANK.-A national Bank Is
to be established at Fairhayen, VT, cap
ital 100000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

The NINTH VRRMosT.-A letter in the
New York Times, dated Newbern, Feb.
9TH, describing the recent rebel attack
upon Newbern, says:
The third point assailed was New
port Barracks, by heavy force of the
enemy, and after lively contest of some
three hours, the Ninth Vermont retreated
to Morehead City, taking one of the guns
with them, spiking the two remaining,
and either carrying away or destroying
all OF their camp equippage or supplies
Their loss, as near rs it can be ascer-
tanned at present, is about lO0.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

TEMPxRAScK.-The friends of temper
ance in Windsor county, have called a
convention to be held at Woodstock on
Tuesday Of next week, for the purpose
of nominating ascandidate for County
Commissioner. Ht
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18
No, Of child'n bet'en Total pop
.BIRTHs,

The births and deaths occurring In
1868, were as follows:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

1 A late Richmond paper says "We
are sorry to dash the reports which
were so freely circulated yesterday Of a
success at Newbern There is no doubt
that dispatch was received yesterday
to the Government that General Pickett
had found it necessary to fall back to
|. Kinston, and was then performing that
movement.
I The defenses of Newbern are certainly
OF the most formidable character, and,
from what we can learn, are well calcu-
lated to Withstand the peris of any as
sault. The town is situated between two
rivers, and the strip of land not more
than mile wide, is said to be traversed
by deep ditch, twenty feet wide. with
a gunboata each Of its extremities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

MILITARY OCCUPATION. = The San
Francisco papers state that the Govern
ment has directed the military occupa-
ton OF the large island of Santa Catalina,
which fronts on the Bay of San Pedro,
on the southern coast of California.
The island has of late become important
from the fact that numerous rich mines
have been discovered therein. 1t pos
sesses fine harbor, which will no doubt
be made of avail as naval as well as
military depot. 1t has been rumored
to be made the rendezvous of Confede-
rate pirates, who were to make an at
tempt at capturing some of the treasure
laden Panama steamers and then strike
a blow at our whole commerce on the
Pacific; and it is not impossible that
this circumstance may have led to the
occupation of the island.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18

eB seyenty-tive deserters have been
ARRESTED at the Provost Marshal's Office
in this town, since the first of September
last. v
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

Gislia6 bctsn mir IN rem l,ttsn 9atrtn 80
Nunlh auSlf2rshen SIREN, roE tier einr Ter {,
t1nnten ren, den @mttnausc ltnt'tc :3Githri
.riAcincn urttI. 94r tjrtsm rtn rsu.it.
iY1miljen Nmrrjto't JET rjur ir,Ne. g&ie &c T.
Ieutihiam clitsirenle mr. iit e,utl t5 cdDr
%untrtprt 0ruFen HeitrtrelieI cIireacNre Nurtenl1ug
es IT'D ;ur 2uilatt ,tmIat tat, cinc ggiIlj
troitjls uni. wctiihmettnrt etiiti1s Wlb.un
II anipre htnrrr Serm, cine tnttrfIanle I'm
A~tticgsnt llntert1ltuu9 iur Nous nm Tam'lit III
tostrn. " ouh tie %nn'rjRe, llNr Menn mir G.
nns f.rner CUR AUf30ts 9tm1tj, itns Ypn rrn
SntrrENArttn rN5 SntrrcNarttitt ,u ~trln1tn, Il
lnp MIR tnrh unjcrc "ltlIltyiltn Grytirtuul,
UNI rsrlcn!itf VttInnt'tait MT ~rfulittIu 2lu!c;ti
inp N~trleNcrn ouk II Ten StIur tej, 81. ltc..
Ycn rem N'utn ta1 NGU, IL, uul ,rar gum 81
n1h rem W1Hulri2t rrr nah AuEtIuSttr5,r
Gerrudt, III QCtCn. - N&ir ~0Iautrn rc5salt. rat
unIre 0oltculalte ali ctn @auienten rtutiNGl
61mlltcn Nmerltl's, fenen cine driprstenre mt
lnter!f1nte un!trta tnn9e> Vtttire Ssrur'niR IL
zinc irtlEcmmenc 'GrihtinunQ HIT talc III irIcm
Same teimtlt, itin mir. = Nrlitiites, GrnIsi.
ltcnCuGs unr &rltmiihte "jsl!rttr Nrt mjrr yen
'er 0artsnlaute Itrfna aua 1~slticlieu ieiu, rcnn
lie lru matt eltlcr rrcr j1er YGrtii, njGt risirl
rrCr j:ner SrnTclirn, "lanrtrn jtrer r,utitsn Iamr-
RE IN etr Start nne uu' cfnl Sancf Elm auItIt:1
wjltcmmsnsr Sausfrernc ltin.
Qm /. unr Is. jsren Wenatt eritein. cint
g~ieIerunB rcn at!jr9 snaeseludtsn Spaltsn tn
arcs Hcriern- 6ormIt, IN I1ubtrtn llmitlna le>
ts'tst, uh' tetrdBt Ter QtcnnsmsmtSzpreie iur sn
Gdhr $3.50 Gts. unc fur ein taites Salr 81
40 GtS., mt Grt1it rcr GtGauert, ser - wiriht,
ttim S6lnB rec SatrganAa, rrsr meun ros
SatreS-NtrnI" nsnt rgrausteiattt p:rc, Jciprt
Nt9sn NatSattun1 ron 81. 90 cine YsrtrtilltR
rlctc9rdptiite Guptc rru 3 &reeltmcr>s fee
rutmtfm gtlrc: Sie eritsn SHsttn, reIte oUrjn
50 tcltst. Is 1T rirs cine j. ID cne Yramic. wir
ne nod mis- mn nitlrnr 4 tStsn mcrrvn 1T; mere,
Vitbr1artis NOD Statlhit. icnrrrn rn nf'IlittI
aus einlm Ter eriten ptutcarapriiten Nte,iul
terccrNfAanAfneS y, rtcar,rbiitt5 0urit. fan mtl.
tte irrrtl rurt tcte fill Ic.iiAt %cu. II rrnl NJ,
rurb ras trtlt aniprstsufe Suiet (eu f,,lyst
8nats, REM itins Muttsr gum crlten Mai spin
nnse,rasn hat ine Fer nd nun nit Stpl, NM
&rrpumr trura tstratttt) iere SHUTTER srifrsu,u
UNI iur icrtn Yarlrr zine 3irrce isln niys.
Srmptl 2~itirruna l ais ete 9ramie timer
lei alien 3riturgss29sntrn o~naristsn wcrrtn.
Nsm-gcrt &c. 3 ;.,lS65.
&itfriG GtrhAre
; FRa-s'rr 4ael.
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Gnropaeisftle Aasatnn.

Gmn llretm atme ter aasulur iar rac paf az
Spsrtturni- NM ". tisl @ritait npn 9anst nne
Ssunemair Ia 81. ppnis rim ib III Clam 9ss
IT. ale III tteits SAD sinltia9enrsn 0citaitt
tr,I ait tll19 III ~telerscn.
Eihtriltrr, Wttrer unr Sndete
rgrrcn nah alien lbriltn gurcpas tsiSrlsn
9dNsu nnr Ya6ase
~ Irmitluup unr rie Nlhtarz0anrer tefeut
GcHrttiouen uup 3atIunosn
,ammtIrtsn 'urspaiibsn Staatsn tsicrat unr
ri tsirnttrc lu'msrtiamteit arritm me FER
Git;le bun9prnGttihaften
d,ttr Gairi1nrs. rriu it ri m~ctbiaen = 0 IT,
rJdieR luffrltile nnr allies welterf uternGtm,
IS empristit lid s"blrslGsn 3uprut
" N. @ sEs volt,
A9.ni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
adm n ; ration nave been granted 10 the I'M
dersigued from the clerk Of the Gasconade
County Cou:t on the estate of +. y. OTTO
decd, bearing date August goth 1854.
All persons indebted TO sad estate, are
hereby required to make payment Immedi-
etely to the undersigned administrator, and
all ?ers'ns-i. aving claims against said estate
to present them for allowance within one
Year from the date of said letters, or they
II ay be precludod from any benefit of said
estate, and lfsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
~ettsrs, they Will he forever barred.
CHARLES SANDBERG Err,
Public administrator
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2oubperfQuf.

llntrrpitnetrr nntt ttemit tttInrt, rcB CT al.
lltnIt19 ten Is. Nrptmttr +. s., NItmiltLJl
, lltr. per Gem Guurtndue i'll Eermaun, wltrcnt
ir Sltun9 tcr &ruatY @rmt. ulNio!nH, tejtru-
rents Gi9snttum an rsn Mriiitie!tnesu H~sltauisn
,rlrt:
Sen. II, - unr IS in 5rpuisir Nr. 46
Nanse + % It, III ga IN Gcnrt9 lsttacn. $50
Afe rnttaItrnr. irrYpH so 2ttl Bottom yGnl uni
10 Nt,r inter &uitur. Ter utriae StciI 1T nit
ruttm Muetoli btpati II mn iinl ratti Yp3it3.it,
4aQsn 'ur 3sln unr Stltau. Gle ;tarm feat
s Mfi!tn ppn 6rrmam unr 8 N5iltn ron 9&Ar-
rsntOn. uni aran,t all ris 6ar,rsn rrn SaeCt &nl
une 8arl &s9lr. Nu' ~rsrrlten t%,Tnrsn Id Gin
9utrs 1Grbnbaus, 5lbdtaaus unr Stallunaen.
8etinsunasn {: lib r~ SaufiHmme banr. nnr r.
Sisit oui 8rsrit sssen gicte nit gutter sttsrt it
mit>l0 SrsetRt SrtfrtFtn pcm Capital.
&asCr Srrtar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

ga, ia, 6artmann, Is war cine si8tne Ssl6thts
uns ft tann nod nift ~ gnse tin ned ianss
mi6t. +
Ser alt. tIsins 1am irraa RE @cys 10 iors
psrtar. atsr sr iutr icri:
Snttisn, sr bat cine swsits FRAU staOmmtn, NIT
Ger III er bier.
Iastn fs 8inrsr? irnste Ter Bauer, uno 6
Uar aud Gin irnr. rbartr, iaf pttmuttigsr 3cn, i'll
ttm er iraSts.
Sis fine i'm ale ~seitsrtsn, antUcrtste 5srr
Gtridsr.
2ab r Grtt eantsn, Orr Strider. Ttr tat
tin, mr cen 8inrs n cine Gnare erwicien.
Ga, ia, iaBts Ter BETTER. atrr mttr 'ir iit. -
Ter Iiets Gctt bate ss i9m iunit ouh sinmaI an
LINEN trnnen erlsten Iaffn.
Tam jan9 er Isiis vor f6 bin;
Trsi arrne Nlustttirrc
llno elm tsl,er General,
lie 9tn1en ale Viere
Wctl tintsr rem 6situngswlu.
Sr.Tt MIR. Sbr ;rnrsn Splratsn.
Ten Ndnn in's Ser3e gut;
Or Eat isintn 0errn rsrrattsn,
Taiur mus fisben ,stn Slut.
une II er aut rsin 8rulsr,
0eri-
Seins Stimmf mar lautfr eeirrrrsn.
SEER Stridsr mantle iih nab Tim nm.
8as fn9R III ia? Stmri9 Ter 8;tte
i&wits.
(Gurfetuns ir'gt)
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CEDRON

Ia ftin, mtt6ts tit @aiis zen tsm @itttrs tit, tNs
or lest Rem Vutlitum rFrirt. Nieit &bic 9r>Gr
cen &th9CtrrnCn &tutrll>N mtritA's, rtiTcu 3u9tr
zen ihnen 'tpn felt mchr ais ;wsihnncert Sahrtn tc
tannt rarcn. Scr SnriNEer tictct rInit cen tGrt
Iihiten, s~ifti9fttn NusriInitun8tn rtc Yrprns 3rcf
nnr rtHrt rEne 6urAt rt S~ifttsftcn Stlau9tn an
Is bcrribt Der GlIutt uutcr linen, eIB. tc lIrSl
nct Nthrn i'm Strrtr 1T, cas- Gtrrcu zinc .ettIun.
du trrirten ,rSr,na3, SI:itrist rrn wtIher Tatur ri
Erantbstt 10.
@abrtne Or. y Mi uibt in rtn Q tanp settt.
1T, rteie rrtrapa3ante Stbaurtuna ;u ttftati9tn, 10 III
tr eennrh nlhts ptitc miuisSr rurtJ icr9faltise IRA
furStt' 81 etr ltettr ish9uns 9ttIn9t, raS cas- &rcrpn
ais Gin l1etl' uun Srrtcl8un9smitttI aracn aEr Etrant
beittn, ce Rem Nus9elteticin elmer pthfcinrcn 2Ritt,
runs, rem Slimarpcettcl rrer mi1smattlthtn GinHufIri
tnttPrin5tn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12
2nmf>9Qcmtur.

Sn rrm NnriGe. raS Seinrae sur &ermt6runs
sr Gultur unitrss Eanrrs mo ,ur G,nlaruua *.
.inranrernns trrsuirastn bat Ter u~ntsrwitmns
ns &aentur-S fTce fur Saul UNI Serfau
on sanrsreisn i'll Siass County mn in MiIeur'
'Ffrtnnpt srp1net. 9sripnen, msl&e Sarmeu gu
rrtau'sn rrsr III lauren w:mitsn. nsrrsn tefiti
lHft lit an rem untrr,sttnstfm ,u rencen, mr
inter annehmtarcn Sstin9unSm einsn G1a'
!" &ertaui .1rctureu tpmnen.
Einn, Slalc 81. W1.. Mlr; %. 1864.
GEE. u. Srptine, Nrttsanralt
Wtn. rhtfr.
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Ayers ~Sarsaparilla.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gascon.
AIDE county court Of the estate of HENRY
8RINKMANN decd, b4aring date May 18th
1864.
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed-
lately to the undersigned administrator, and
all pers ons, having claims against said
estate, to exhib t them duly authenticated
within one year from the da;e of said let.
ters, and if such claims be not presented
within three years tr m the date of ga d
letters, they will be forever barred.
LOUISE BRINKMANE,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of
Henry Brinkmann,d decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-

NotIce is helely gwen that letters o. ad
uuon have been granted to the undersigned
, he estate o. Preston l. ..CoLLIER >ec'd,
tearing doIr July 30tn 1864.
All p, r$ons IndehIel to said estate are hereby
rrquIred.lo make immediately payment to n.
Undersigned administrator, AMI all persons.
having claims against sad estate, tc exhlb.
them properly authenticated for allowance
within one VI ar from the date OF SAID letter,
or they may be p%recIuded from any benef.
and If such claims are not presentend within
t rec years from the ia lie Of said letters, they
Will be forever bIrre0.
REBECCA S. COLI R,
AdminISr atriy.
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NNS73Nl!W:I3

t%nthNltcnp rit r~c"c'tcu enc mtsr,t T~Inttftn
TOmane, Nc2strn, Gri1Hlunlen, lrlIn;na.Sr
iaiatsn, Rt;istl!ctr. Icri9N1ittsn II. /. ~,
Out. Srsitas, 6. u. y9ltlanrrr, Grm. .9rtftr.
y. WSGbauftn, .9trittrt etau, 5, @nfGtcr, :
Nucrto6, ). 6, = &u pins, Vau.
,9spfe, G. W,atrmn, 'IRelh nlepr, !6erm. CONN.
u. 6. Sra6re9rl ump Inrern.
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fcimcn Nioolem

Ssfutrrn bat uno esn Suf, Rem ts in Central 0nctifa
"nb auf r'H mrftincii4sR 9nIeln ftrtt la lang: senlcst.
Ntt 0lsbt %utrritnt.
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g ispepsi

snS ssm risits ltetsl ts8lejtenrsn Git;clSe ycu
Ssmpiamen wirti IL mttr wie eun amlsnstmcs
Ssilmitttl ais mic cine Msrisiu. 81 1T rldts
sa in Fer sanSsn Reites rtG Wattrio Msric1
Uas nit Sictm Mjttrl tri rtcn errasn Mt m llctsl
sinsn StrsIeiaN Ntshatten tam.
Stns rHntcmmcnc stihrcitnns risicr NUM- or.
sar'n pFanic 1T in rsr II. Autaate res y. e..
4t'pt"ist0riums 0ui .Stir 1887 mn 1888 N
fRtsny "
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or llnIcrssihnete tet cine nsut 2ittn; al
eEWctl ROtOg

2;ranSarncmrsn UNI III ais iplher ttreatili.
I 'cticrrn in alien 5bsilcn son Gatccnart 6,uu'p
.t'utalten. gu aenf atsn 9~u'tragrn ~smpTeblt fit
nnEr 3uitnuml tiQt1rr Stritnuns
, "a Mihe M,r,
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8neh- 4 ~SthrsihmaterialWn
Aanalnaa.

SrebeR rrtaltcn:
Srafprn Nonte Gbrtfe;
Str Ssrr1er 8ett;
Cte 2cptentamr; ierner
Afatl9:a sritanii&s 9ausLiEIis:
ttet;
II SussnN ausaswdtlts gpltsti8er anp 0itslm
Simmerinanm's
Ser 0rhbaa unb feline Naturtpnuber
A Sanrs.
Stntsrt, esnau's uns u~btaas's Or.
ritte.
DaufTs idmmtIi6e s2srte: =.
Nptt e's 6ault, e.; iernsr
YIN trrrutenres Sassr ron aarH Gurtsn Gee.
ltartstutrrn, Nctisruhsrn, Saltsntuttrn.
'Ftnen uar Otlindren spi,Itartsn; sssnio tas
srrste mr. tehafprtirts Eager pUn
Strsitpapisr, 9rltpIsisr unr observation-disclosures
ltethdupt.
gu satIrci&sm Ssiu&s iarst erartsnf elm
9ruis % tle. -
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STATE OF MISSOURI
Town OF ERMASS

Clerks Office, August 1864.
| certify for sale on the first Monday in
October 1864, all or 50 much of the following
described lots aud blocks in the Town Of Her
mann, as will satisfy the taxes and incidental
costs due aud unpaid III III. sac for the year
1868. The collecto~ viii offer said lois ard
blocks at public sale at the usual place of hold.
ing cour:S IN hi town, and will continue said
sale from day 10 day - Sundays excepted
Until all the saiu Real Estate be- disposed of,
as prov .ded hy Towh.Urdlnancs. However,
any lot or block 50 sold III whole or in part,
shall be- subject TO redemption in the sane
way, form, manner and meaning a. it would
be, had It been sold for stale and county
taxes by the State of Missouri.
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CIR. A.
tn Scrnnnn, Mo.

Som !. Saruar 1854 all srihsint in taft
mpnatli&cn 2isferunstn.
Grisrr. @srtarrFreutih<
me~ritaniihe
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%~siUnrrle q uimstt 4 te itmirl
Gcnlisnationen ewirm
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

TO whom Number Of Lots, Taxes and
ass essd. Blocks X streets. costs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-12
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Illinois Central Railroad.
&M sz 80 EEli

TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEiIH.
Day Express, 700 A. NJ Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 600 P. NJ Saturdays excepted.
500 .,,as CONNECTIONS. gafa4.
At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
Darlington and Mineral Point. 49,
AtFfeeport with Galena and Chicago Rail-
road. for Rockford, Belcit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son and Chicago; also with Racine and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Beloit, Evansville, Madi-
son, Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago.
At Chicago, with all Eastern lines, for De-
troit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New
York, Boston, Montreal, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. f5r..s.. a.t. .r...... .tet.
At Dixon, with Dixon Air Line Railroad, for
Fulton, Lyons, Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
AT Mendota with Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, for Galcsbnrg. Burlington,
Quincy, Hannibal, and st. Joseph. ...,.
At IASalle, with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, for Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport,
Muscatine and Iowa City. t1sH5sa n D. %.
At Ell. Paso, with I,egansport. Peoria and
Burlington railroad, for Peoria Losansport,
At Bloomington, with st, Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for Springfield, Alton and
ST. Louis. aAa EE@a E~sH u@'"t
At Decatur, with Great Western Railroad,
for Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Quincy,
Danville and Lafayette. .r,
At Pana, with Terre Haute, Alton and ST.
Louis Railraad, for Alton st. Louis, Jefferson
City, Tcrre Haute, Indianapolis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. -.
At Sandoval. with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, for st. Louis, vincennes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia n
At Cairo. with a daily line Of steamers, leav-
ing every evening for Memphis and interme.
diate points. .....-..--.-. .t.,...
-' @s" For Through 7sckds, ''"' 1920
apply at the Principal Stations upon the Du-
| buqae and Sioux City Railroad, also at the
Depot ut Dunlcth. w. r. ARTHUR,
= s. g1ato& General Superintendent. !
w. P. JOHNSON, Gen. Pas. Agent. IS e.,