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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-21

q EDUCATION hr-Pref. Hoss paid us
the compfakuA q & visit oas& hdaA
and ediGed nsrahishly interference to-
the seh0 "A n % aft the State Stat CIV = iii
says .he 4eyepiAS neSathel seAoplst9 be,
in a mD Ira aFa1ash hing condition than:
At present With Knight prQgBee5s . fa II
the future espeaksin warm praise.
of the.5Ecg liGH a Kcols Of ais eAitysl
al being the best he has yet visited.
The available funds for school pur-
poses have largely increased over last
Year, when .thecapportiopMept, was
$99$,OOO 'fReoSprfnhSg Superintendent
of common revenue, for 1866, amounts
Up 81, 0O4, 287 40. This will be in
creased by the Congressional appor-
ton ment by about 100000, and will,
according to estimates, run the schools
Etff5ughout the, State about 6ye.-apd-
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The exeEbiseasN 8e1ting Of

Selves most admirably. The Score
tary's report was one of the most in
teresting we ever heard on a similar
occasion, and reflected credit upon
the Secretary, Mr.. Will. Barbour.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a1masEepsae~L Mo1&ks I1aGEGE
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Read Mr.. Et5tOdTds's Statement.
5q HP7 se;s k s Hts ma lS ID

~, 9s ~ 14aa,s II
Dh. JosaS ir ,t t +I 49,
lie, requires that 7 should give you a state7
nent, for public use OF the. gress pen asrd,i
Bitters sAfter,a military seryiceedS1 tIlir-
teen efnonths, EN- bracihg the Pea Ridge
casnpaign anu passas, VIZ ~ 3; SS
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
debility were fast BpTtEng3 nae 70 tlle1
gtANe, anu every ,vo9 NJ, ny
diseases. About four weeks Hg0I was for
Sunate enough 70 procure your Jeuro4 =.
e w wv Wv M Sb,
health hee can most earnestly recommend
them as being all ans ff Ts- es1n ali they
-. y,sISe anv rea
ment. ss'''ss'as u . "a = = 'a'
4 am, respeGLIIlRq!l syx ksg5 rgE ss,4esEI
sa s = ass.i9l I5 2 fS 523 10
asvoTrF PRs3NF VsAKs ssEtrIsgSlb I'd
a vIeksI5 NJ Ils;s5 Attgs. sSl 1858.
DR. JoHNsi1 rig y ami ilaRqflH
sS,1e sCedron BitteIs9i fpakanaSSss5 SsaaafffA
snyself, in general alafzI siJad pH0st
md d iss fi III he NIissfssInni
RiverArpnndlYllsz b p9n1 s7ikhs
General Grants army thfough rs Whole
Ssend its @
posed to rnheafthy climates. 49,
r q ca,, e. ". " CO. Z 1,1 80
FOR sale nv PETER Vf2RLTNG. Water
street. Lmayl4
j. sz2xfy T07Ff7N IS994 Ts2l5FAtfkL 4
AUOoefff, y ri ~ 49, 7y3
rcquires immediate Rteehtfoff11 ana shoulo
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nsg- TbIs indications are that the

DS- The indications are that the
State Sunday School Convention to be
held at New Albany, commencing the
evening Of June 5tlii 7 and continuing
during the 9Th and 7th, will be the
largest everheld jim the sW estaaiAc-
1aqpmm0dati6hs are divided lffoE oven
six hundred delegatesasNNisitors are
expected lffbnE KouisHile, Cincinnati.
Illinois ana .Ne9Wnst 8 rlkLaaa iaHotiam a., ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-21

~ REAL ESTATE lpRz KsFEks -2PHe Hollow
iihe are the Real Estate Transfers Oh the
City and County f8giehe week ending the
18th inst, as aDB6aas from tine entry book
of G. TomhemeIt! County Ree5rdeF: asHN 3
Cynthia Field 10 Smith Field, part Of the
northea5tquarter Of the nQrthAHesti quar-
ter, Section so, Town 5, Range 10; and part
quarter, Section 90 TOWNS, Range 10; and
part of the southwest qua ter of the south
east Quarter Section IL I2MR p aag ;es
10, Town S, Range 10, fof.dfll s..l.ls..xy $500
Charles Knowles deoJoseph RZKnowles,
northwest quarteFp SectfQns sSS,1 T0W1n -
Fred. Iankenhginnert to- ohm Il. Reynolds
part of Lot l5l, nDunati0n Enlargement,
George w Kin9sBEs1fy e. John n W WEI
L Itngg undivided on6st1fthof the Hest part
4 of the southeast dgantsr Qftbe northwest
qEaTstRer Section isg I8fsn n r5,7 Range s5 TX
RatnbornS Bagafd TO- Adler.
Lots II and Is, subd iNisi on Of partOf NORTH
east quarter Of SectiQ1h q Township y ~ q
Siias stephens toJoiin Vas a Hiefing and
Others, part of Lots Sand @9appar Enlarge.
orr BE Beent to Richard Raieign Lot so l.
Alfmstead's subdivision, and part of Lots 8,
Alstead's subdivision, and apart of the
northeast quarter Of Section p. Il, Township
VIM r. Walker to JesseiW1 walker. part art
Lot 100 0rihinal plan foress
William II. Walker to William c. Barton,
Lot 10, Block 81, Eastern Enlargement,
Tor $50
- John y. Wood to HpEaee AL Hail. Lot ?,
b 9ck Y, Eastern Enlargement for, 500
Simon Smith to Henry Speaker, south
west quarter northwest Section II. Town
ship p Range II. for, 8. 600
Dowell, part of west half, Block 81, La
maSGO, fOr.sLSl $50
Alexander and James Laughlin to Brink
meyer ~ Co., Lots I, 2,3, 4, 5, ., =, 5, and 10,
Laughlin's Addition, for. 900
Peter Etembrook to Daniel Aikens, part
of west halt, southwest quarter, Section IL,
Township z, Range 10, for. ..-..........., $50
Daniel q. Rose to Charles BabcocE, Lots
10, As and 46, Upper Enlargement for $3.50
ellison Maghu to Samuel p. smith, Lot
John J. Chandler to William Alien, pat
of Lot Is, Chandler's Subdivision of OuA-
Lot No. A. Upper nlargement for, s...1s.l $40
Thomas H. RuSken to John P Wood,
I Epts9 IL and II, Block 81, Eastern Enlarge
meufi fer 200.
Converse Clement to Rudolph W. Stem
ecker, Lots Is and l6, Block As, Lamasee,
for. 500
w. H. Law to Rudolph w. Steinecker.
Lots IL and u.s. Block As, Lamasco, for $500
Richard Partridge, commissioner, To-
OF Lof2 block 8 Orr & Harrison I EniaFr sss
menfs for ss:s-r u. a. 81 s20e
Caroline Reitz to Charles SchTnitt, one
half Lots 9 ana z, Block 81, Lamasco, Sl50
alexander and James Lahghlii to John
G. Staeer, Lots f20iand "A. Laughlin's Aidis
Sanders asl6Ef To- Maria T. ones lots
8 ahd 10, BlocfsfUs Eastern Enlargefnent,O
for l.-l.+t-- 10 L...se.4 81 500
Christian PaXlf t0P. Enos, Lotto, Block
l, t4akef 5 Auultlpn lot
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DRr MARRIAGE AND CELIBACYy an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
scaled letter envelopes. Address DIR. J.
SKIELIN HoUGHT0N, Howard Association,
PhiladelphiaylRa Pa. eyE8IIesAa apE20 3md&w'
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A Crown of GLORY

Every Man.. Woman and Child whelhas
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
Is willing to recommend it. Three years
OF rapidly. increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all everitle world. ia q
1T rs WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching of the Head
IL makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads.
10 prevents the Hair from Falling Out III
it renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. NIJI
Caeanses the Scalp, Cools the Healed Brow,
Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures Badness, Insures Luxuriant
Locks, Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
sill no THE IzAbIES UUa1l w
We shy, the Ambrosia will suit you to a r.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed.
Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain !
Jag two large bottles z, 2 for morning,
There Is no mistake abott ii. sTER-
L1NG'S AMBROSIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world
TO PROVE this, try a carton ssf,IIYssI 4 Z
sold by Druggists AJA. MlLIT .EAN
Co4PASKs TeSsTgE nv
2I5 Fulton street. New ptlSs
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New METR0P OLITAN,- The attend Soe<
anee, at the theatre ION Saturday night sais
wa$ large The hbase was well filed, ma!
but We Rad hoped "a See ! iasaa rs s''a
tendance The play of S Esmeralda 'lo4
was well received, and most enthusi- Y
astica1ly 0applauded. Numbers Of Of
bouquetsuWere cast at Bella Golden's Ida
feet, for which, she showed the appres9
citation of true lady At the close :,
of the, first piece she was called seutar
and made. "a handsome little speech, .s Z. =.
thanking the audience againIand again sal'
for their faYOrs and compliments .
She was about retiring behind the
curtain, when Mr. ericsson stepped q
out and Uniformed her that he had 2
something to says On behalf of the,lis
ladies and gentlemen of the city, he So
presented Mrs G. with an elegant ~ ~
guitar, with variety Of pieces of aifp
music The presentation was well a5 3
don Ell Bb 1stfAcgit could not aaaFe, been
betteruoM woisd ,i,5qi-issilL 9dl no 90 hifi.ia
Tn the \ BF Ere Spy SSfg Ts. Goidenoas
Was far Better Than we ss1vteSgssHssawohs r.sssg
The sword exercise could not be ext -e's.a
celledsbsF hesconAiet asluRggand atof
the close Bella Golden was every inch 4sse
proud sissso9 so was indeed most sss
Admirable plays pasef osa sss
we'll, oandOaH we're shighlyadel lighted :hessss @
In consequence Sen;eI Of the great langthof eos
the play Eft be 20 aoI IS = q
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CoMHoS a IN "A, Z o. * a. a.
were twoicasess tried in the tailhmen.
PleashGeairten Saturday, besidesother
bust essneA impBrfantlto the.phbhcs
In the case OF the State as CsharIes
Bradley, for ASSAULT and battery on !
the person of Jul so d a. a. mi m;seel =
Iiaheous fehEale,, Bradley was fined IS. !
In the case of the State Us. Pat. Fin
ley, an accomplish of Bradley's, in the
same case, the jury returned verdict
of not guilty.
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na On 'CHA3GRy 4 sslHlp hFey99H
forty two barrels of -four on Change
Ion Saturday. ! The terms Of sale were
pr ly5aaffesf AB0aa q NQIasI A1l6oo .,Ik.a9E
II On motion of Mr., pusouchet, it
was ordered that all WIS attend the
Be lard of Trade, in futurei, be, required
to bring specimens of some sorts of
mdrchahdise for sale.
The attshaanee IS d a$I iea Z the. ttge
hohr waseipassed in ioleaeantoe eaEe err
satio 9szf i Hnt relation pe to businessa0ITAn
1 / F1eHf.a1 fgBt Occurred at the up
per market house, onlSaturday monrl
/ ing, between two butchers named
Geiser, and affarmer by the name of
FL. g. Laeyao The farmer received a
severe cut on the head with a weight,
and an, ugly cut on the side Of the face,
DrIs. Runcie and Kennedy dressed the
,woundsQ GITRe& were not conadefed
dapgerous5nHRae the ealdsaI stSFs Gle
trouble was si5%e Ffid not learn. 1 9 as.
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|. PRoF4Hoss' LEcTUBHA Ne were

r. PRoFIH Oss' LEcTUBE 4 We were
mortified to see so many in attendance
at Prof. Hoss' lecture, on Saturday
night, at the lecture room Of Trinity
Church. The subject was one that
ought certainly to interest every one,
and butufew men, either, are better
able to interest and edify an audience
on the subject of education. The
lecture was replete with information
and statistics, and relative to the
various funds, and the condition of
the schools throughout the State.
1t is a fact, perhaps not very well
known. that Indiana has a school fund
larger than any State IN the aUnion,i
and the cause of education is pro-
crossing in highly satisfactory man
aet. We hope when Prof Hoss next
visits our city, he will draw a larger
house, as he certainly deseFsvses TO. laAa
He goes to-day to Warrick County,
and will proceed up the border through
Spencer, GRAVEYARD end rrH Harrison il on
xFu6FFSTsJsk 4 ~
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QUIET.-Last fall, it will be remem-
berSd, lawless banditti broke up the
Coourt-in.e rittendeH~G vurity, K v. ard
to shameflR s6I Scented TOE
ecuti9Ibsaf1 tba Jaws. Weshaa rFIe
pleasure. of mestiaa vesb ffrjeadI Mr..
j. N.vSantelitff spfrthat gpuntgvjin Eths
10y oh 7a'u,udy' WY sha asff0t1tls us 'liaV
law and. seEdeEa lpaa6preXsilsEiRJhb at
once disturbed AID fr:Faetsf morton
iustIolossda aessF5aalI IlllM alilias hoRRfRi9e'
off off hqrp9ni9PRRsaIyl 5FEf1ggsY4g4Hsl fRaEs e
gone TO work, and kqNa q disposition
to ehkaNstas.hzbistnf Industry. This
is s'a as it should. be-. and, tbs. exampttsI
should Be \ v ans t lY People
over t4 ee y .EgI bszs7gi rs
5ass ss5 sra s5 ST. n 4
5rhe chidreH connected PitH 7initg.
M rs SAB Bsth sskoO kusefe6 INIT Cd
the agpjEeEsaraslof rtAa dEGaqiatiaAi
IF tfsi' Ssh BEN 81 ss SeS ys 8 s
ii an interestlngg, lmg99,ner Edieattsaa'S
ance oss16hEs ass1 t,ieSqqh esaaiR ldxan q
their II IL Il ~ friends.
large. The exeIBiapNsN oBe1ting of
SING pgaaEEitatiTn sREEpsRt#z&Hx
the n Ha iiSil gosi q M II a1ia
Of tire kk444thls wkfa very ast q!
fndeedss "A h1gfsthe ltd d elh1s ia kingl
"a CT Afsse .2HoUastEan fsfgse .qfs,8e n
'paft lnEtAe ExeTna sesg acqu lttaa thenasl
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.auAOa AaTa

the duties of which payment might be
w de; and another was, that be Gould
rndturun awayIwithlathe7 rmoneyauAH
the candidates 5deelined in in fa 8 Of Of
Dir Dudenhadsen, and he was almost
unanimously elected AVA sayhaE
~ ~ FE .ItLlEQ s-ttl q II tsif,s All
ga Capt. Hargrave moved that when
this meeting do adjourn, it adjourn to
meet at r O'Clock PM, which motion
preyaileaI II II = M q. I
After some further discussion, on
motioiiF the1Iheeting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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a95 k6g~ The Tramp, tramp, tramp"
Red, white and blue, and battle
cry of Freedom editor of the Evans
vile JOURNAL, was ont .yesterdaF in a
rehash of those Old Songs, and called
loudly upon the soldiers" meaning
half a dozen men, to go to work and
get them set. The tramp, tramp
editor is some onathet sing 3iMe supp
pose, and wants everybody else to
/ thine in. Of all the stupidity we
.haHe noted in the JOURNAL, this caps
sffid climax. Have hard working ,paen
nothing else 4 do but Sing old Songs?
sWill that sort of foolishness buy bread
fortheir families Courier (,Smeday.)
We copy the abovethat our friends
can have specimen of the malignity
of the Courier, even towards our
national songs = We have no comment
to make, except that rebel, one who
had not the manliness to fight on
either side in the great rebellion,
although his whole heart and soul
were wrapped up in theaeause Of the
rebels, and his prayer morning, noon
and night was for the success of the
Rebel arms, could not be expected to
do otherwise than put forth silly jeers
at national songs, and scott at the men
iWb3 saved the sGeyernNent from der
sFqCsiOK by the han as of Traitors i,
During the rebellion traitors every
where, North and SouthA detested and
hated our Observation-Disclosures war
songs, and it is not at all surprising
That they should still continue their
ahatfed.
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sA9i1Gb91q9b Tieff1 nGG9d gelt E.s11osz21
15s 9Ji0g aOl nta usoG saEEt ad1 nOQD
Li91GaJJTOl gnW lsidW ,sTH Sc 200 onOs
sEW sgGm0b i9Hnt 9T0l9d 1t.siugnltH9
l9s 1AEH1 b9l ~ 800 y9h5 ,ItEi-9 .9noD
- g1A5rSSg H:ia1 ~ low 1inp 81 s2a. snE9q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-08
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Admr. of D. M. Hiatt, deco
SWEe of Re0E Estate.

Whereas IN the eighth day of September
1865 by mortgage of record in Book TX"
pages 291 and 1872, of the Recorders Office
Of Usage County Mo, John J Seifert and
c Matilda Seifert his wife, conveyed to
the undersigned the following described
real estate, situate in the County Of Usage
in the State of Missouri, to wit. The Sc
or of the NE or of Section thirty five (35)
the SW or of the NV or and the West
balf of the Sc Or of The NV or in Section
thirtysix (36) all in township forty five
(45) range seven (D West, which said
conveyance was made to secure the payment
of a certain promissory note therein fully
described, and whereas said note is now due
and wholly unpaid, now therefore by virtue
Of the power of sale in said deed of mort
gage, notice is hereby given, that on
Tuesday the 2Sth of August 1865.
between the hours of ten o'clock in the
fore noon and five o'clock in the afternoon
of said day at the front door of the Court
House, in the town of Linn Usage Co, Mo,
L shall sell the above described property at
public vendue, to the highest bidder fol
cash in hand, to satisfy the note aforesaid
and said mortgage deed together with the
costs Of this proceeding.
Hermann June 22d 1866.
! HENRY REITEAEYER.
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Executors of Frederick Barbarick de-
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk ofthe County
Court of Gasconade county or the estate of
D. NJ HIATT deceased, bearing date July
31st 1866.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required, to make paymentimmed
atoly TO the undersigned administrator, and
estate, to exhibit them duly authenticated
within one year from the date of said lot
ters, Or they will be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if such claims
be not presented within three years from
the date of said letters, they will be for.
ever barred.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Admr. of D. M. Hiatt, decd
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STATE OF MISSOURI, !
4 Counfu of Haeoo-oIo %.

STATE OF MISSOURI, II
County of Gasconade,
Gasconade Circuit Court in vacation,
August 18th 1866.
w. S. JOHNSON, Admr. Of T. -
the estate of M. Oliver, Pltff. Civil
against actionby
DECATUR SMITH, attach
THO. OLIVER and ment.
F. M. OLIVER, Defendants.
Now at this day comes w. S. johnson,
Administrator of the estate Of M. Oliver,
decd, the y~laintiff ic the above entitled
cause, by his attorney, before the under
signed clerk of the Circuit Court Of Gas
conade County, in vacation, and files his
petition anG affidavit, stating amongst
other things, that the above named defen-
dant Decatur Smiths a nonresident of this
State. 1t is thereupon ordered by the clerk
IN vacation, that publication be made, no.
tifying him, that an action has been COM
menced against him by petition and attach
ment in the Circuit Court of .Gasconade
County. in the State of Missouri, founded
on Il noto for the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dullars, and that his property is about
to be attached and that unless he be and
appear at the mex term of said court, to
be holden at the courthouse in Hermann,
within the county of Gasconade, on the
22d day of October 1866, and on or before
the third day thereof eff the term SO long
continue, and if not, then before the end
of the tcrm), judgement will be rendered
against him and his property sold to salts
fly the same. 80 .,tsgg.
1t is further ordered, that a copy hereof
be published in the Hermanner Volksblatt
q newspaper printed in said county ofGas
conadp, for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks be
fore the commencement of the next tern
of said court.
A true copy, attest
j. C. ENGLAND, Clerk
P. w. Burchard, Attorney for Pltff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-08

T. ri, gnf.iseruns fnret am 81. Ssetembsr
spatoos aatt. Der Gintriitsp rsis 1T 25ets Iur
n, 9edua, @tsIttrsr uur ibrs Gamilien srrrafls-
-. s5bue ausssnommsn Eaten frsisn etntritt.
m,nIi,S,r, RE mi. itrsn 8eitrasen it6s NSnats
II, Sadaunsr fae, irsrnsn laut GcnattutiOr als
@~;abnitaasr sr betra&tst es isi berm. Sab lie nod
an rr SuFt itu Rddfdnre fs5oRlsn.
Sit an Der suNs ~sstuuittH GinIabtartsn ma0sn
an, Gjuaaaas atsssstsn psrrsn. MitsIispsr
'~mri,uo,a IN GER Safe lire @tyissn, bic is pas'
,,nr RS Sin. unr aHasstsns 5u trassn baden.
Ssm Gtnlurunss Gcmtts ein8sIaOsns Gdits
.,,r;,no,n ven rsmitltsn ibrs 00rtsn, rs is bsin1
g,n. IN, 4afsstsn rrrSH;siSs" hateH.
sor gttneismA tsr GuttiOn rarI tsin artifs
,,m eaals tutirt mrrssn. Eis gtSatlunl
~t,im ger;aui uj%llnO;Hsn &Ititel, muB i0sIeld
t,tm :3uitIaa fTeiJe''
Kin aut. @ngarte ~: lcirji&aHgsn aai cen
nl,t, it fclsns se-ceS, Gno rtt 8tarstsu rn
9e,eins ury'tn maJIt&7 DF"ua5 ID 4scv
~Ssta'ttH.
I,r Bl9rpnrs nnG 9.:maun auI ecr Qat'Ft
Gt.ufatn it ma.r:r3 l3 Eau:t ar 51ir sow l9
lf u. sr!eatsg fai Gie 9Slit ter1ts;tgt.
Ia5 NuIn5"E nt5 Gsrt'tt
1ebI ). G&mist,
Saeot 8usn,
9Ctn 6lejit,
G1s.sraEu:r,
S9Aa S&srer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-08
P. W. B%urchard, Attorney for Pltff.
Ncflcc OF 9lnaL Settlement.
Civil
action by
attach
ment.

Nctlcc Of 9uaL Settlement.
Public Motto is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate
of GEORGE BAXTER decd, that I will max,
Final Settlement thereof at the mex term
of the Gasconade County Count, TO be held
and begun on the second Monday in Novbr.
next at the court house in the town
OF A-ermann.
RICHARD BAXTER,
Admr. Of George Baxter, decd,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-08
1bre6uHne.
sNrinr&Deu! 2Weiureben !

Ter ~llntsrSihnse ma6t t%rfamnt, rag sr Gle
&9sn:ur TIT mlmltht teIaunten 8irmh siYt.s
5itus urp BARNS in Soma far 6srnann I'M
um1t9snr utelnummen Gat NM jtst in Stanr a-
E; 1T, olc Gotten g0Hriclretsn, ais: Ncrtras
&ira inia. Concern, 3cIamare, 6artipro 9rrt,fc,
Glintpn. Siattun, Giara, Nebcccn gu rem tiuig-
ittn Yrt'is Ell uni in ~tiiricier Tr It 81 ~lie;ern.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-09-08
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
Gasconade Circuit Court in vacation,
s. 81 fer.

August 18th 1866.
JOHN II. HECKMANN, Pltf. Civil ac-
against ton for
GEORGE SIEBERT s. 9th. Def: title.
Now at this day comes John Henry
Heckmann the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause, before the Undersigned Clerk
of tee Circuit Court of Gasconade County,
in vacation, and files his petition and aft
davit, stating among other tn ings, that
tho above named defendant George Siebert
i not q resident of the State Of Missouri,
it is therefore ordered by The clerk ofsaid
court, that publication be made according
to law, notifying said defendant, that
an action has been commenced against him,
the object and general nature ofwhich is,
| to obtain q deed to certain lots In the town
| OF Herman, TO wit: Lot No. fifty eight and
| six:y on East Eleventh street, and lois fifty
seven, fifty nine and sixty one on Eas'
| Twelfth street, and that unless he be and
appear at the next term of said court, to
be holden at the courthouse IN the town of
Herman, within the county of Gasconade,
on the 22d day Of October 1866, and On OF
before the third day thereof CP the term
so long continue, and if not, then before
the end of the term), and plead answer
or demur to plaintiffs petition, the sam
will be taken as confessed and judgement
rendered against him.
And it is further ordered that q copy
hereof be published in the Herman Volks
blatt. a newspaper published in the county
of G%asconade, for four weeks successfully
the last insertion to be at least four weeks
before the commencement of The next tern
of this court.
A true copy
Attest
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