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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24

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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

NOTICE 'is hereby, given, that ietter
of administration have been grant.d totL.
undersigned from the clerk ossshe County
OF Gasconade county On the estate Of
D: M; HIATT deceased, bearing date july.
31st 1866. '
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required, to make paymentimmed
ately to The undersigned administratef. ana
II persons, having claims against said
estate, to exhibit them duly Authenticated
within one year from the date of said lot
ters' or they will be precluded from any
peneh OF said estate, and if such claims
De not presented within three years from
The date OF said letters, they will be for
ever barred.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Admr. of D. NJ, Hiatt. dead
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nit a%le:c't III BE @sitsIsut run, 81 t%ammtrt. e
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Gine 10Dne TArn1
spu $40 2lfer III 0erfamfem.

Der llntsr,sjAntts Mi ,iht eea ad.rtau au',us
srbsn uno iu&t psSbalb isins Tarm gu Ssrtarien.
Iieltlts liest III rsr Sauptlrube pun ct. ecuis
mad Sprtu5Tstr, no.. in Nartss County, an Ter
ST. m;e Yun Wate9nars County, mo nahs e:nsn,
srrEtn rsutitsn Settlement. Iis GebIucs fnr
aue gut unD ia: J!lo irphttar, B~etilnct iiir
NetGtorn, 8ai5ea. 9ataf, 0sin HID 8riit:s
alcr Grt. IS FIN Hicr &dsr IN glfisl-. &irden-,
sirnenz unO YHrtbtGumcn on9eplanSt, aGs
%traabar. unr l40O lraatsnlHds murrcs ri,lss
5riAiAbr ssiegt; L 2lcres lnp in Graa, 10 in
8ieien, i III Noaacn rHr s III 8lcf an9trflan,t.
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tts 80 1T Sultur 1ar pas ~ll:t!i8s it Qlitlr.-
oui, uno 8aHsr in ll:bsrIuS. - Sd a5ttt M
mi llitb riele 8arm risist 6riiti abr itsraettn. -
sBenn Is rtr Sluier wiiaIAsn iOats, 10 wsrten
itrm 5aranscratte unr Sist. irwis 9aus9sratts
~Ycrtauit. 5itel gut. 0ssin9uassn taar.
4treNs: 8. s. 5orn,
Canaan, Maarrnare County, DE.
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Sine bnbids yarm ,n perfaufcm.

Ser Undergraduate tiettt tiernit lr.ne al FER
paciTe Giisntatn 2'Nteileu Ypn Gtarictt asIsas-
ne 6arm gum Strtawf an. Cisislte .enttalt $40
adsr unr 1T c:rsi9ti& sseiBnst air 8altnr Nom
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stenfaas isbr sinfiJs sa0eu iGr sHsin nns DIRT
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an Srt NM Stta'.
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gsbte gsiEianl.

3wei g dl6Msr. ST mtfte tst aud
utHsn. SOtann, rOtsr gu sis,ntIi8 fammN ?
ia0ts rim 9'rr gu isinsm Ssrisntsn, - Gu wirl
cine ~fautsrs GreuHri&uit ~ paul. bab,nf
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Msin gatsr R,t wirtIia ,rsi S4l5Ter.
s8as jpst S6l0Itr a.
Nit Id Ia8.! Gins am Grm uni ems am
Gub!
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Gin llrsar FER in sintm 9ittsbauIe lttr-
nahtst !utt:. rurre an Ncrssn stiraet. mic CT
siGlaisn base. %, lietsr Birts,-wat bic
antmcrt-tab I'd ni&t gut seitlcFrn, obsr rct
usl ttftr ais arnisn 0an.sn, ii. tattn 9ar;s
Nadt neil tttn guls ,naemadt."
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6aus iu sitr B,tea tausn, sas III ia gar nihts.
Ga nil i'd Stnsn sta Sudden scn gtttp. gurt
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I utr @Srssns ZEN @runrfsiu lu elmer Dampfs
ISie.traaersi selest, NM QtsnO: Su6r 6assn lie
acn cen e,Reu Gaf binausssitmiFta.
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$lSOO per sabr: ss's

80. puti1tn A9entfi IN 0uem
Sttilsn res eanrss, un uni ERE strtttiertta
$40 Natmai3;nsn ,u ssrtani.n. Grsi nsus VI.
tsn. Under and upper feed. .@arantirt fl,
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tatt wsrrtn te,atIt. Disits Fne Die .in,iasu sra
itintn, Die In Den Ser. @taatsn untsr $40 per
fault weresn, unS iinp ~tisielten sSttta ne
lirt rur1 eie Gtymen 5uwe, @teeIer &
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,rptl ais 8ertdufer t5nntn arretirt,
tefrait unr ein9eiperrt wsrren. Saus
itidt. Man a%rrrsiiIrs orer iprsbr SOr bel Sbnr
4 Glarf. Sirreirrr, Mains, rfer Gb;eaar. SIS.
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,i ant.riutsn. furr ttt Gan nit
i6rsm Taftl stlids @fal ittr ras @ti6t otEtlten
unO e.r 8ttruntsns ri,f nit ttsfsr Btsrtiums:
rat, Bette mid balsisrtn!!"I =.
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8 Ell gutt 8tlle

8t6tsr: .stbtr. GtriFian, bate Id rod ME
ftHe6t, rab Str Garsn sissnsn gruln bsfetlsn
plrttt!" '.'1.- y .-' -'' -.-
Gbrtfian! IS M, 5str 3i&ter, ir.nn man
mar BEN sutsn @iltn bal, rann sstt i4pu aides"
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Gin bstruntsnsr iAlisf siass g6.nss auf
FER Strabs, ala su S6rstn mad .tSas essar,w
'HSt' t'nr aui untrsn sSIihr niss. lin rem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24

W'IT1 tIH I'M
usEis rsils ROD rit Natur bic 8assn sinas-
ri4tst bat rab fs grab Ia spsi Sober I'm Gsa
bassa, mo RE au9sn Fssn! Sn. BIN ! Ga, tuamn
bic S6dsr nur a 9iHsI w.ttsr rtsn Urer unten
%artn, nn4ber 'Inntsn tie gis6sr gar mir i,Gen !"
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Sf 8rrnt StraFs, ermunn, @r.,
t1lt ltt5 U~UrrIthis aNe @ortsn Yon SeiS' an
SrtSisn aus ZEN tsf:n ct. suuiisr 8 tritsn, sHn
IS. 5. 6iGs9, Bud mn 9rposn, Bead & Srirae
II. l. ~. Ia i'd msine Osien rem ptiaen 0se
i&aItstdnIs rn auf COMMUNION srtaltr, 10 Fin i'd
rarurA in ben Stanr aeest. nitt MIR 'rt5 cine
arrBe autpatl an SlnO gu haten, ~irnrsrn aud
itrs ~tsiietise Sclellun5 ~un Ssits msincr Sum
Den TT %tiir,siter 6rilt oueiibrcn unc iccen Or
hmad in rieisr 8ittuns teitieeiAen All tInncn.
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saotfrg of tefmaI Settlement.
Public Notice is hereby given to all ore.
a;,ors ape others interested in the estate
of RICHARD REYNOLDS deceased, that I will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term Of the Gasconade. County Court. to %
held and begun on the second Monday N
February 1867 at the courthouse IN no
low" - JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
Adnr. Of Richard Reynolds deco.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS notice.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
of admto II, stration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gascos
made county court on the estate of +. w.
Plumer deceased, bearing date September
18th 1865.
All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
TO make immediate payment to the under
signed administrator and all persons hay
ing Claims against said estate to present
hem for allowance within one year from
he date Of sAid letters, or they may be
recluded from any benefit Of said estate :;
nd if such claims are not presented within
hree years from the date Of said letters,
hey will be forever barred.
WILHELMINE PLUMER,
dministra,rix Of F. w. Plumer, d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05


TIE CASAL-rhe water wa tot IN upon the
Georgetown division OF the canal SATURDAY
night, ana YES erday IL was up 20 the tevei
This gave an opportunity FOR sil tho nliiis 70
go into operation to-day. and those mills nav
ing in store n supply OF gratis began 20 grind
this morning. The canal - TOW cnvFrtd with
ice, but IL the weather mcdsratrs we inty eK-
poet the early arrival ot buats with produce
from he country dcHots.
THE ICE CRor.-The cutters are still bu -IlF
engaged upon the river AZ various points 8 9TH
ering for the ice merchants and illIug some
private ice houses. There can ne no doubt that
supply sufficient for the approaching season
will be stored. Little River has yielded 20 one
dealer thus far 500 tons, and the workmsn are
still cutting beautiful ice there.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The market
opened this morning with moderate demand
for high grades, 10 supply the city trade, with
out a change Of the price list quoted IN the
Star OF yesterday. Gr3ln.-No arrivals. and
no sales reported.
PORK.-Small lots OF slaughtered hogs were
received this morning. and We're purchased ~
the merchants al l250asI3 per 100 lbs. The
stock in hand is light, and sales a. retail arc
reported AZ SI3 SlaSl4
PORT OF GEoRGETowr.-The Sudden :rreIr
has no doubt prevented the clearance of YES
sells now in port The entry registered a. the
steamer Valley City, Price, from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05

TEE GERMAN OPEEA.-ThP short season OF
evening, promises TO be even more successful
and brilliant than the preceding representa-
tons OF the troupe in this city although there
are several receptions and parties in fash
IonablP circles every afternoon and evening
during the week. The first appearance OF the
troupe in this city was about three years since,
in the old Washington Theater. They opened
then now. with the opera of sMartha''-
Johannsen as Martha Mad. Zimmerman as
Nancy. Hahlemann (we believe) Lionel,
small, but appTeciative. The short season of n
week, closing with the dreaTy opera OF "a
Night in GrenaCa.'' was not 4 success, and the
lovers Of music present throughout were dis
gusted with the apathy of the Washington
public, who crowded musical entertainments
OF much less merit because it was the fashion
to do go. The second appearance of the troupe
was under the excellent managership OF Gro
yer, when they opened with the opera of
"Faust," and made n brilliant success. Since
then, under Growers auspices, the company
has steadily increased in strength and pop
ularity. The completeness of the chorus and
orchestra have had much to do with this great
success.
Since their last appearance we miss the
name of FredeFici. but the new artists an
noUEced seem to have had a most favorable
reception in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
THE POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD

The bill for incorporating a company TO con-
struct railroad from Washington to Point
Lookout has passed both branches OF the Leg
islature of Maryland, and is now a law The
District Of Columbia corporators are John IL
Semmes, Richard NJ. Hall, Samuel Norment
Jno. 1. Mitchell, and Jno. K. Elvans, and two
from each OF the countIeS-Prince Georges,
Charles, Calvert, and St. Mary's IL is to be
fully Incorporated when S2jU,OO0 shall have
been subscribed. Shares $50 each. The cap
ital stock is S2,0OOOO0, with the privilege of in
creasIng the same to Sl,O0O,0O0 more, with
power TO issue bonds. Books for subscriptions
to be opened on 80 days notice, and kept open
Tor ~ days, or longer il necessary. The route
is 10 be through the most practicable and ELI
2lble line from Washington through the CONN.,
ties Of Prince Georges, Charles, and St Ma
rvs. providing for such branches as may he
found desirable to construct, not exceeding 20
miles in length, one of which shall 60 to Up
per Marlborough. 1t is to be commenced with
IN two years and completed within ten wears
IL is really,a continuation of the Point of Rocks
road. 1t penetrates q valuable wooded conn
try, now almost undeveloped; opens to settle
ment thousands Of unoccupied acres &c:
puts us IN commercial intercourse with at least
lUO,OO people in the lower counties, and as
many more by giving us ready access to the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and also OF yir-
glnla; gives us new and great trade with that
most prolific OF all oyster, crab and fish re-
RloEs, and this clear through to the West over
the road TO Point of Rocks: opens to ourselves
and the whole North the finest watering places
In the country, that can flourish long before
and long after Cape May and Atlantic City
PROVISIONS by giving us country hitherto
hnding market at Baltimore, and opens to
our merchants and tradesmen fine and new
section Tor trade and commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
CONGRESS-


Mr. Fessenden reported to the Senate, this
morning, the proposed constitutional amend
ment passed in the House last week, but ex-
cused himself from speaking on it, as he had
intended, on the ground of indisposition.
Mr. Sumner then took the floor, and CON-
menced reading speech which, judging from
the size Of the pile Of manuscript on his desk,
will form respectable volume when printed.
Judging from what we heard of it, the Senator
is opposed to the passage OF the amendment,
because it will constitutionally admit that
State has the right to exclude colored men
from the polls. He goes in for absolute and
unconditional equality OF races, and no recon-
structior that does not embrace it as the foun-
dation.
ltnow seems certain that the constitutional
amendment cannot pass the Senate by the
requisite two-thirds vote
In the House, to-day, various members are
making set speeches on the Freedmens Bureau
bill, which Will come up for a vote at 4 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
CATTLE PLAGTF

From the dispatches OF our Consul at Liver
pool, England, dated January Goth, 1866, we
learn that the cattle scourge is rather on the
increase than otherwise, he says that during
the week previous to date, 9,2l3 cases were re.
ported to the authorities. Thus far upwards
OF $1,000 cattle have either died with the plague
or been Killed after taking 1t. The Consul saws
TINS, In reality, forms but small proportion Of
the actual loss, for hundreds of cases are never
reported, and thousands are slaughtered pre-
maturely, and hurried to market before the
plague attacks them. Vaccination is being
tried as preventive. 1t is probably too soon,
however, TO report definitely upon its success,
but there seems to be no doubt that the expert
ments as lar as they have gone have been
favorable. The High Sheriff OF Cheshire vac.
cinated ten cattle and exposed them to the
plague, thus far they have not taken it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
WRECKS OF AMERICAN VESSELS.

lHo q - VoHsuI az Liverpool reports to the
department OF State, under date OF January
u, 1906, the loss OF three American vessels
the Harry Of the West, the Meriden, and the
Tlgress, and the rescue Of their crews The
Harry OF the West was bound from New Or.
leans to Liverpool with cotton, and was de.
stroyed by fre. The crew was saved by the
American vessel Annie Kemball. The Meri
den, bound from New York to London, was
shattered 10 pieces, and the crew was saved by
the steamer City of Boston, Of Liverpool Car.
go total loss. The Tigress, Of Boston, com.
manded by Isaac Leyburn, bound from the
Island of Leyassa to Hull, with guano, went
to pieces after her crew were rescued by the
Russian ship Triton, Of Sonderburg, Captain
George Nelson. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.

NE. BOWEN AND TBH Lew Court
morning, Messrs. X. Jo-t, T. A. Mcisaaghhn'
and Prank Brent, appointed on the committees
BY meetings M The county. 10 wall on M. y }.
bowen 10 req nest him u resign his seat IN ths
Lew Court because be does not reside in nor
hiss any interest IN the county, performed thh
duty. The committee were courtSOusly re-
ceiyed by Mr. Bowen, and Mr.. Brent, vho
acted as spokesman. stated 70 MIN that their
object in calling was 20 request him 10 re-ISa
his position as a member Of the Levy Court,
and called his attention - the action of the
meetings in the county. Published In the iat,t-
p>rce- =nd Sfcr
MIR. Bowen replied that ne had not seen the
rrpor's OF the meeting, but had heard OF
than; that he did not wish - continue IN
position in which the people did not wish num-
and that be had not received sny pay as = mem
Der Of the Levy Court
A member OF The committee urged thai he
(Mr Bowenl did not own any property an the
county, 10 which Mr.. u. replied by a1kias
N ne knew that the statement was fact
The committee man rep led thst he dad MOI
know IL oricially, but TIE fact WAS notorious.
air. Bowen asked the members OF the com mit
tee their names. and said that n singular
that he did not know them, aud after some
conversation, he requested that the rOmmitLee
put their objections IN writing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
STORM AT SEA

The U. S. Consul at La Rochelle WRITING n
the State Department under date OF January
10, 1850, states that violent tempest has been
raging on the coast Of France. On the 18th of
January three vessels came into port i'm disa-
oled CONDITION, one English. bound from Mexi-
CO to Bordeaux, one Austrian, boun6 from
Constantinoplet to Amsterdam, and one French.
bound from Newcastle to Guadeloupe. The
masts OF all but the English vessel were cut
away. others are reported by them at sea.
No intelligence has been received as vet of anv
American vessels having been wrecked. The
storm lasted several DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05
BILL FOR LIMITED PARTNERSHIP IN
THE DISTRICT

In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Lane, of Ind, in
roduced bill authorizing limited partner
ships In the District Of Columbia. 1t provides
that partnerships may exist Of one or more
persons who shall be called general partners,
and who shall be jointly and seyerallv resnon.
sible, as general partners are by law, and
OF one or more persons, who shall contribute
in actual cash payments specific sum as can
ital TO the common stock, who shall be called
special partners, and who shall not be Liable
for the debts OF the partnership beyond the
fund so contributed by him or them to the cap.
ltal but the number Of special partners shall
not exceed six.
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THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION RJLL


Ihis DILL, reported by Mr.. Stevens, from the
house Committee on Appropriations, and
MADE the special order for next Monday, ap-
propriates for salaries and other necessary ex-
penses OF the Metropolitan Police for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, 100000; and the compepsa.
ton Of said Metropolitan Police force. 6fficers
and clerks, be, and the same is hereby, in
creased fifty per centum upon the amount
hereby appropriated. commencing on the LIST
day OF July, 1865, said increase to be borne by
the cities Of Washington and George
town, and the county of Washington, in
the District OF Columbia, in the proportion
seyerally TO the city of Washington, to the city
OF Georgetown, and the county Of Washington
and Georgetown, and the levy court of said
comfy be, and they are hereby authorized and
empowered, TO levy special tax not exceed
ing one quarter Of one per centum for the pur-
pose aforesaid: The bill appropriates for the
construction Of police telegraph, Sl5,OOO
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saLx OF covrRSsryr eUuDIyas

The sale of Government buildings at Camp
Parole tnear Annapolis on the ;ss OF Feb
ruary, and at Annspolis. Md, on the II. uLder
direction Of Col. NJ. L. Iudingtop, Chief % mar
termaster, Department Washington, real
iEed as follows camp Parole, S5,iIs; Annsp-
Oils. ~, si3 5G total receipts. SaI6I.4O Seven
buildings were turned over 10 the Freedmen
Bureau and seven more Of the best buildings
were retained an addition 10 the hospital
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COUNCIL OF GHNRRALs.

Tne council Of Generals which has been
hoiding Its sessions in the Office of Lieut. Gen.
Grant mas finished the business for which it
was convened, and their report will be SUBJ
mitted to Congress In day or two. General
meade went to Philadelphia on Saturday; Gen
Ihomas, 1t is expected, will leave to-day, and
Gen. Sherman will remain in the city for .
short time longer.
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REVIEW AsDPARADE at ASyAPoLIs-Gen-
erals Grant and Sherman, Assistant Secretary
Fox, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Judge Fisher,
and other notables, visited Admiral Porter and
the Naval Academy At Annapolis, Md, by
special train, Saturday. There was =. grand
parade and review of the midshipmen at the
academy; after which the party rode through
the city. Last night there was a splendid re-
ception n Admiral Porter's residence in honor
OF Gems. Grant and sherman
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WHITE HOUSR

The number Of applicants for admission to
the President to-day was fully as large as
usual. The door was opened for a general
reception at IL O'Clock, in order to give as
many as possible an opportunity OF having an
audience. Among those who were early adj
United to an interview were Senators Lane Of
Kansas, and Il. d. Morgan Of New York, Hon.
heverdy johnson, OF Maryland, J. Went.
worth, OF Illinois and other memhers