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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

County Of yGacc made, -
Ia tine County Court Tor the county of
& aseonade Angus 7terurlSo5.
r., ate order OF Sale,
Of public or private
rLoRIAN JUST renewed:
Now al this day1comes Andrew Bosch,
administrator II ePlorian Just, decea-cd,
showing guod cause, why the order
of sale, male at tbs May term 1866
coulI not DC complied with, and praying The
court for q re~newed@0rder of sale, and The
court finding that the order OF publication
has been published accdh1ing to law, and no
| one appearing and showing cause to the
| G, ntrcrv, it is ordered, that the said .Ad-
m nistralordo Oh the 2aTaesday of Novem
her nex., at the front door of the courthouse
Gasconadet cotnty; and during &the ses-
SION Of the County Court, between
tho hours of 8 oicloekin theforenoon and
| five o'clock In t1e afternoon of that day,
| EXPOSE TO sale at public vendue or outcry,
the following rcafs estate, in the potitien OF
! said administrator dsscribed, to wit:
Tie Nshaif of theVNN quarter, lot No.l
~ the NV or, the NV or Of the Sc Or j
NM me % y and The Ne ascf the ST or of Sect
ion Oh 1oWhs.tP At ~ ,
and sell the sanger so much Thereon a.
may be sufficient tkRy the dent OF san
estate; on turns t6.Sg iAFde known atm
time and place o. sale. FIRST having ha'
sad real l3s ate saAvaslsed and SAID sai
duly advertised, as directed by law, an
that he make-setaFaitf his proceedlngs,a
the next term of thisfcourt afier said Sole
STATE OF, M1ssoHak ss. .
>. /. WMn Wesselhort, Clerk (
the County Court oE!hie 'caoGn'y end Stat
3 aforesaid certify, tHat the TO, going is
true copy from the Sesord' Of said court
Given uN&&cr my hand and ii
aCx2ssaEoEMai court, st office,
: { tL.sa1athe ~ esfdresaid. tbs ~, ~
~ sdey Of September Al .
VIZ. WESSELHOFT, Cler'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

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..nn %r,,r1t,a Rnr rr. melds ittt ron barmfr"
- r,urr. II. VI .pmuna ans i.ers Isstn, tat
T. ftudGt II : rmW.rt' I { III 'st' u" F.0''
M r. N"anc III r. / ! ."d mltFn ne sen: a.
:. I. gSra .r'.uta. @nntir eu'l1'r 'slns
Tyrs nj TYR ,temer, itr. SuH's" i'm o'mm r.
Ut s,rm iiiatm ,ils j.. \, lei,r sAl IL 81 nu'
r,tI Nv rfal,l rap man i'm " aut I'M 3'rtlt
,swt @,mt IL tIp Ii n " u.r a%n,int''
p,w.u Mlm %as5trl Cat "Hs Nit Anstr'
fcmm Gl5, 81 ( tft. 1tr,n &c. :ab lie !
t,G ,fl..r a.ts , i, tr-StSst 5Ltb cMt =
ajFi.ft err ., H.. t. a:3n;siBsn u"s 3" stta
ilr"l,n r'tt'.
lttaaha, NJ. ). $50. ..-....
Srt o. rid.
Ma,t Ntprr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

S,amutf 8ater snpFstlt Fa tsn ranila.
len Stimmsstsrn pom @issunare Gonntp ais pon
Ter GonntY Scnscatici urraiatr!sr .&antirat 1a'
ras 4mt siuts, SauI-Gegmi1ieners Eel tsr, aa6s
wv 9eeptNIVstl S0atlsra IN IL. D 4 Z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
IN 4<"yIgaH -. .uilt iaaI
st County OF F s a1ss9gsl' IS. IL
8 = .,a 10 the eGasconade County Court
August term 1866.

"a: IF q : lorlesf9 Of PuLlicatiOn::
H. I. MUDD, Is ~
P. w. Burchard, Administrator Of H. T.
Mudd, decd, presseas to the court his petit
ton praying tor tha'sale Of TIE Efal estaae of
s..idde ceased, or 80 mu lttsargrE, as half
be sufficient to pay ana SATISFY ,he dehtS
due bv said estate and ye5 unliid fIt l:,nlII
o. sufficient assets, accompanied by The ac-
counts, lists, inventories and ailid: :'if:, as
by law required. Gu examination y. hereoI
tits ordered, that all persons njefc ed N
the estate of said deceased, be notified,
thar application as a.oresaiJ has been made
Nad that unless the contrary be'showh on
o.. before theaJeSt term o. t6ir court, to &c
begun aud held AZ lie ;ars "us:Iha So I'D
lMonday in Noyembor - " BE1s w
be made to sell the r3.Fub't -, %vsusfl q
so much thereof Gs sa.aSe42s sRt q L Gay
and satisfy the dsbests { W Il Ii ,s5tf g a.
aforesaid. 60 80
L. And it's further ordered that a-eoPy Of
this order be spuhIshed according teiAw.
STATE OF MIssoURI,sg sa"o@& 90: a.
County of Gaacenade N.ae!.i"o.t
:, - /, WIN. Wesselhoft, Clerk Of the
, IEoupty Court ofsthe county fand State
, aforesaid, certify that the foregohlg is
4 uueecopy from the RECORDS of said court II
nv Office. ss.rb9 1~agsEoi 81 lDT EeG 3s.
= Given under my hand ana tn
seal OF said court, at ofhce. i
hls!sfLIsAa 3thacauaty; afsrseH5l ibis 2lI
+" WV. WESSELHOFT, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
AtttntiOn Voters!

60, m,sr,rn tnccnaStnrtn girssrn tasu
nuis,icrr.rt. srtidrs id mid Hermit ais unJtbaa-
sisn guuthat iar rat 6 &asmsit;ramt rsk gas-
A. ttnass Gruntp. s : I
a .a,- D. 8. 9idAann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Or unttg.tae.si eiaipR0ff& Ssssstasasls
Serh scn @ateonaee County ale E1npisdt fur sa
Unit siiss GotHatp Qlttfa.fs .a3lGar 80 n.ts9g
ssA' 'a'H laI1 .e',asISsen Q. Rtat. Qes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

mir 'ue rna al L.. n.un I'm. 9erAtt
Gt QAatHM VI 3EntET" lE!HlA 'r I'd! I'VE
m ami - Mt:t,rI;t G.nnl? ser III i '8'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
Aiu,nlat1n kotlce.

8. ERI1Zn1tatt 0kOh& VOICE. !
Notice is hereby given that letters Of I'D
ministration have been granted to the under
Sag9eds from the elerk1offhe County Court
Of Qasconade e6ahty Cd AAe-estate of
HENRY ANGLING deceased, s
bearing date .Ocseber 3 hJS66.
All persons indebted to said estate are here
by required to make immediately paymenttc
the Undersigned administrator. and all per;
sons, ahNelng claims against said esttte, tic
exhibit them duly authenticated for III
ioNA4 sNwlthip one year from the date |q
said .letters or the may bepreclRaed from
any beneht, and if such claims ate not Irc.
sented-wrthtfT three years from the 4 .fcJ
sad letters, they will he foreSer b:r.odi
CHARLES HOEHIT. =
ALnun-A -.- A-.ol.a-1- - y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Ter anttrssi6asts tnrFstlt f& len Sftnnts
s.bfrn 'rrn @lsecnort Gt6iintY' 'aIs unattdnsiasi
Ganrirnt iiulr ras Amt sines County Ri&ttrsiur
r.n |. Gifrift.
Soisph &t6Itr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Nir Rae aufhsfiGrs rem Narata ZEE esrsn
-0trtffaR 8uhn ais Ganrisat fav eat
"Stsris 70 Mmt. fur 0aseonase Counts an,a,astx.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Sir tnt ,~rnmSSttiet. Htrra'S.. GO atane.
ais Ganrisat inn rae amt tintt Gltrls Ger Circuit
Scu,t stn Gastrt'aes G0urts assu,sisfH. ss2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

. ap;r int ttatta,t 3rri ctnrp 8eits'
: N . ~ aft Gnn;ieat iUr ta3 lint zines Shdss
mtilt.r. idr " lst.nait Gcunt9 Eel Ger nd6It:r
N2r,nt!r Nltl %an;uitigtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Ter uut,rwi6n,te ,mpFstlt lib Zen SttH'ntS''
81 FERN ccn @aseonaps, County als ugatbanJt9sr
I SSaneisot fir eas Amt, einss NrprditntarteH oct
Vssfaa6RSn, NrstmtetpaN. az 5.
&NRtn pui&mAnu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
Iaisfsss'aIOrs
Sale OF Real Estate.

NJ 20 10 HOASOy "SANOh1 CAo1 NY t1Ituc
and in pursuance fan Order of Sale made
" the Probate Coartau of ST. Louis County
h. un llrsigned Administrator Of the
f tate of Thomas NugG:tt, deceased, will
IN the Second Monday of November next
eng las -
e, Monlay tho 18th day of November
'.a ..r A j.. IA6 ! - .s.a.n
t the C .ur'h use d osao: the County of
I~asconade, in III. Sta,ra OF Missouri, and
| turing the S. ssion ofhhe County Court OF
aid Gascoaade c&un V, between the hours
+ tel .o'cIaca, sin lhi forenoon and five
81 ok ia .ih~af, ernoon of that,day expose
tto Sab Rvr cas- q publc7ven lue OF. outcry
3 5 The Kfsdest bfld r, al the right, title
| and interest of SAID Estate, of, IL and t.
ne allowing; described Real Estate, to wi
IL certain tract Of Land lying and being
iluatad in.the Coun.y..of G~asconade, State
OF Missouri, and described as follows, II
| WI: The North halfof The North East quar-
Ter Of Section twenty in Township fort,
on, North Of Range four ives, in tn
district Of lands. subject to Sale at St. Loui
Missouri, containing eighty acres; i: bein.
he Same which said deceased acquired Q
tn. UniteI States by Patent No. 6 ,91,
catedJua e TO. 1857 and recorded in Vol
81. Louis Oeober 20 1865.
EDWARD MATTHEWS.
Admr. of Thomas Nugent decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
CHARLES HoEHly.
Abmr.4 Asary Amelipgdecd

N4TIeEgoF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Public notice is hereby given to all clF
0ditors and others Interested in the q. i
Of CHaIsTopH GEIGER, deceased, th.+ a:l
make final Settlement thereon = r.
next term of the ;Coln*y Ccrrs = Il
conade county, to be hi! 80 /
the 1sts Moaday;in Septem'fnts 9isn aI !.
courthouse in the town rifsE s1a el9g. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

sHir Fnr nma ttist. Ssrrn Str. @at.nau
ale 6anrirat iur tas ant zines superintendent
tr VTsnHi4tn 5aulsn FUR 0lstcnaet County
dnSapissis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

rs @hgina anti forfeit; FERN Gritfrid
Srlener. ais Gm.rit at iur' gfass @n,t stRss
County Ni&t:ra rirsI tn ul:en Eifritt anu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Gr llnttrpihnstt tmpfstti I'D rem Sttniras''
etru' poi 0asecah-s Gruntp ais ruiareana'9ee
9orrirat iur tas Mtnt sinss County GltIs r' 0s'
rdt0sn Nsumt.r. @atl.
A4'a-. # n. e. 8cinS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

Sir Emr uml&tiat, Serrn 8. @sutnsr ole
gdnrlrat iGr rus aI'Irrs 9lmt ron @assrnaes
erunts iir RE natlte Nr1tmttr Nael anphis'-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

: At + gular, tieirln OF the Usage County
Court, begun, lew ~ the courthouse in
T1ua, {: age G.. =, 1A6, onsthe a1th day
u su... A :. &c z: ,sn the third day
scrFa, Iaaps 9 2rQeeediinge had,
y g lie GJloNE4Ss 10 sjt:., . r e
INT nov, !co2fs i4yi1 4. duncan
.j!4olc ADM }ftiaf OF County,
~ VIM in cEafG3 80 cssa:afII Michael
.Y A1ee dces d '-"sc'ts his pc.
.attsFS,d ceUniTll :cue nc 2unto Of
lis o"hriai39aiF E estate as we'll
rs H.. 67iI4G >uing by the
y:.f5l.c, &. s.5 EgraifcTs, 20 make
III 70. sesfos III . sos al on SO much
2o; real .estate,pf said AcAffee, as
srTsffii &c stulnlc5sesat - payihe liabilities of
;, ~ esttate, AID the Cour: orders, that
2 ,,,all persons il, l.e reested in the said estate
be. notified by publication OF this order
: bin the ,,Hermanners Volksblati," o
yweekly paper, Publishedin the town OF
i ,,Hermann, GGsconGde Gountp: Mo-, that
/ ,I,uinfess- the c14trary-be-shown on the
81 first day of shs, next Regular term OF
. this Cpa-t t. H. be begun and held a. the
.,,ccurt. er4 III I1im on the feufshGMon-
,,dayi1 E5cvcrl5er A.. d. 1866 apaerder
Twill be, ms.te BY tiie court for the sale
,,of all Of tee FLOWING described real
Destate of the said Mighael hcAfee' to
,,wit: .as
a,7.,rThs W half ard ST quarter of Sc qr
Section So, Township 34,zofrange No
IN ,,i6, situate IN Gascoaads County, Mo.
c. GLOVER. Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

BsA-s DiE. gnk ssuui.raah, 6srrn :0sprss
Yidutfh htS GaffiratS idr rae Unit Glars Goas
itatsls FIR 9trlt 5rmnit y soHui6lassn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
1Nhcera,f @tnaf Settlements

nLNshcegaaf 9tnat Seftlenaehts
All creditors and Others 81 nterestedginNhe
estate Of REUBEN and ANGEL SA~TTERFIELD
deceased, are hereby notified b will
make a Final Settlement on said estate at
the next term OF the County Court ofGas.
conade County, to be held on the sssend
MsndayTofi November 1866 ct the court
h,nse in the town o. Hermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

, . M. L. G, GROVE, Clerk.
10 obediance to the eahove order I viii
sell said real Estate mentioned on Tuesday
the 13 day of November 1866 being TIE 81
day ofgttre term o. said court.
MICHAEL BAUER P. Ain,
charge of the estate of J. D. B utler dec
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Rotfce of. friusI srt.Iemruf.

Is JPnblic ntotire Is hereby given to all cre-
ditors and others Interested in the estate of
lE Fl. HARDIN tSdeceasei, that l will
:1ake Final Settlement thereof at the
aext term of the Gasconade County Court,
lobe heldtand begun ION the second Mon
lay of November next al the courihousein
The town rof. herman. ;s'fafp7s iHi7 si@gi q.
SAMUEL DAVAULT,
Adm. of the estate of E. H. Hardin decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03

- Eoflce Of 91naz Sef1ze1.enf.
Public notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors'a and others Interested in the estate Of
geo. G: ROBINSON decd, that l. will make
Final settlement thereon at the next term
of the County Court of G~asconade county,
to be held and begun on the second Mon.
day Of November next at the courthouse il
the towp of Hermaan.t ~ ~ 3 = EVg
~ THOMAS 3. RENICKi
3Admr. of George CsR ,binson de3
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Ad,niui9ratriz q ~ 6

i No,sco Of %Fs22@c.Ec-
Public notice il ke"*tv civ II to- .
creditors and others in1"rcs'c|
estate Of ARMsTEAD G.. CTcN& T." .:
will make Final Seti'"'ront - e.. " .
LeSt term OF The Gasclnade c.: ,'~.
be held and began. or !th2 s.2ccgg,, ,nal
Of November mkt 2. Re court Rs
town Of Hermann. G'
JOHN SULLINr, =
q 8 Adalr. ofaArmstead G.. Stone Acs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-03
County G., Gasconade, as{, 9'.ifaah1si
Ii the G~aseonade County Court,

TATE OF MlSSOG ss:os as9stG
County c. Gasconade,st 9nsahiYTsi
Ii the Gasconade County Court,
~. ,,is r.f,t August, term 1866. ais3
THOMAS, i. RLNlCK, Order efsale,
cac,sc. A., a@.:iSsoX dec.I va!e renewed.
\ u y comes the -sa.G-adminis-
traitor, y q s5od cause, why tas order
Iof sa6,,i made9 EtI the May term 1866
could not he complied with, and praying
the court for : gths,+!cd order of sale, and
the .conftf Fin 'jag dd4 the order of public
alton has Deep,p ned aceogding TO law,
and no one aSEefEing and showing cause
10 the conitrerf,. it u ordered that he said
administrators do on lie 2l1tlesday of No
v ember next, al .Ae ifOiii door Of the
l~courthouse of ,G,.rsonade coanty, and
during the sesS:ol oEatEe coNnty court,
| be ,teen the hours o. . O'Clock in the fore
noon AMI j o'eaoc1S III | o afternoon Of that
| day, exp6sc 80 fsele' a. a-9c ve,due or out
cry.. fhe. 10 loAi9S fL<rs re, in tho petit
I ton OF saiif adm. fft3sto- described, to wit,
SW qr Of SIFl and NV C. of SW or of
lSection Is, ~ CT ofSh Or of Section
Tic, TywnsL a, i go 4 atst,
and sell &c f.o. AZ OF 80 much there
of as may Iei ss1sctcAt 10 lay the debts
of said estate, On tcsf1ns to be made at the
time and day 81 sale First having had
said cal estate appraised and said sale
duly advertised, aS ditecled by law, and
that he meEe Ie.urn' II his proceedings al
the next { =, Q This court after sad sale.
And it 10 ler ordered, that if sale
admipiat,..,2 can sell said real estate Al
private sale beGr2 tie 18th day Of Apr
next. then 50 .nnich OF this order as directs
the PUBLIC .sale,- SHAH not be binding apo'
= hiPi:L nl], ntk4L fA}O
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! Counts ca v56sae. @ =
'pf Hats.E 81, 1tha: S~fcsseiioft, Clerk OF
the County Co'naoG The. county and safe
aforesaid, ,oerjiy taat ahe torcgo'ngis .
true copy fo.t tae records OF sad oounty
III my ottice siaE aas2'ta t4iT.
..r-'.5 Given undey@my hand ahd the
',rais,s .1s4t4scsi ossad cour' ut o!ice in
t(L.S.) - tic Cos n7g,sforcsaid, this Goth
h-, IL dSygofIa brild-y y. ID. 1855.
.t-.7ss VIM. WIS ELIul 4, Clerk.
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\ OF MISSOURI, !

- 1 4 q VI NENJO I1l "
Cuuuty Of IGacc made, - &.
La tine County Court Tor the county OF
l. - ~aseopade ,Augus 1terur1SO5.
Fs :{e = . Order OF Sale,
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Nnt. tInrblu!t =.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-02
The Situation,

The following remarks on political affairs
are from the Richmond Times:
The patriotic labors of the late "Nation-
al Convention" which met in Philadelphia,
have, We fear, been attended with no good
results. A truce was patched up between
the Northern Democracy and the moderate
Republicans, but it was temporary, hollow
and insecure, aud has been followed by
open hostilties between tho late allies.
The pledges to support the Presidents poliS
cy OF reconstruction, which were given by
Raymond and Weed as the accredited repre-
sentatiyes Of the conservative Republicans,
have already been broken.
The Maine and Vermont elections utterly
demoralIzed the auther of tho address OF
the Philadelphia Convention, and, in imita.
ton Of Saturn, he is deyouring his own off
spring. Indeed, the coalition ofNorthern
parties, from which such happy results
were anticipated, has fallen to pieces, and
those who were, six weeks mo, most vocfe.
rous in advocating the policy Of the Presi-
dent are now deserving it, and advocating
the adoption of the Congressional amend
ment. The New York Herald, Times and
Post have already gone over, bag and bag
goge, to the enemy, and thousands of time-
serving demagogues are in motion, or busly
packing up and preparing tog go over. \
oViOat W tho CONSERVATIVES, III IennSyVa-
Mo, would give the finishing blow TO the
conservative party. The Herald and the
Times now boldly affirm that the President
will very soon succumb to, the teachings of
the late Northern elections, and issue a
proclamation advising the Southern States
to adopt the constitutions amendment,
which he has devoted so much time in op-
posing.
These demonstrate have greatly alarm
ed the radicals, who fear that the adoption
Of the amendment will strip them OF all
pretexts for further sectional legislation.
AS they are ill-omencd birds that delight
only in stormy weather, many of them have
already boldly proclaimed that even If the
Southern States shall base themselves to
the earth and adopt The amendment, they
shall not profit by their humility and dirt
eating. Tho leading organ of that party
now declares that mo leading Republiaah
in Congress means to admit the ten waiting
States simply on the adoption of the eonsti-
tutional amendment, until tho rebel States
consent to come back upon the basis OF equal
political rights to all loyal'citzens" ~ If,
therefore, there is any Southern man who
believes that the adoption OF the amendment
will bring peace and restoration, he is very
much mistaken.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-02

AN EXTRAORDINARY REGION. Mrs Rit-
shic, writing from L0pdon to the Baltimore
Gazette, says:
The celebrated Du Chaillu, the French
explorer of the interior of Africa, and the
discoverer Of the Gorilla, gave last week,
before the British Association, at Noting.
ham,, % fnll,an highly interesting account
Of his discoveries in Africa. II will be re.
membered that grert doubts weres thrown
upon M. Du ,'haillu's narrative when it was
first relatels and "Du Chaillu's Gorilla"
Yves lookelsdpon as good joke. Sir Rode
rich Murchison. before M. Du Chaillu
addressed the audience at the re- 'eut meet
ing, took occasion to allude to this fact, and
to make known that NJ. Du Chaillu had
fitted out o ship at his own cost, and revis-
tied the scene Of his former explorations--a
locality into which no other white man had
made his way 8f:'
NJ, Du Chaillu then described on immense
jungle In 80 degrees east longitude from,
Green wich, and In two or three degrees oil,
eaoli side Of he equator, broken here and
there by fertile prairies, thinly inhabited by
man, and still more thinly by beast BY
the side Of hairy dwarfs aud Fanns Tor
cannibslsy were the ape aud the gorilla.
There were Eo HOSES, asses, or camels
women were made The beast Of burden, and
did the lieeyy>,sork. Man was in priai.
tive state In these regions. AL law was on
the priholple Of "a tooth for tooth" No
allowance wag made for accident, IL one
man killel another, the killer, was always
slain. liza man broke another mans arm,
his ARA had to be broken. They believed
in witcheIaft, and maintained that but for
witchora9 there would be ~ death. When
ever o itiSu died an attempt was made TO
n A k.t III Il
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Foreign Labor,

The Richmond I,mies publishes the fol-
lowing brief communication from the pen of
German, who, as an officer in Pickett,s
Division, served gallantly under the Con.
federate banner during the late war:
|. PLEASANT GRovB, LUENBURa Co., VA,
September 7, 1866.
MR. EDITOR: | notice there is great
effort being made to Introduce German la
borers into this State for agricultural pur-
poses. ALLOW me to make O few sugees.
tions to which would specially cali the
farmers attention, as their adoption will be
necessary ere they can induce these. labore.s
to remain with them any length of time.
make these suggestions not only because
am myself o German and know my couutry-
mems likes and dislikos, but also because
have already conversed with some of these
iaborers, who were again returning to the
city, not liking the country, for the follow
ing reasons;
First. They could not labor and eat corr
bread and, second, they were lodged in
cabins were rain, ,swind and weather had as
free access as they were sheltered by a
mere shed. Il will be hard to pursuade any
of my countrymen to remain on such eondi.
tions. Few, but Southern farmers, are
fond Of cord bread; q foreigner will scarcely
ever eat 1t II he can do better; he ,oan
never learn to love IT,. "A laborer for wages
finds his greatest enjoyment at his meals
and whilst he Is not choice in his food,
bread, above. all things, he wants to his
liking. Germans are particularly fond Of
rye bread; allow these laborers to culti-
yate enough rye to do them for bread during
The year, and one great obstacle will have
been overcome in reconoilihg them to the
country, As TO shelter, they must have
cabins where they are secure from bad
weather, for no matter how poor Germans
may have been, they were always used to
comfortable shelter when resting from la.
Dor. @
There is another item to which I:would
call your attention. The dermans are a
sociable people, fond of society; this Is the
case with ala Glasses, each class moving in
i9 own sphefe. would. therefore, advise to
send as many as possible to one, section
not sending them all over the State in small
squads-so they can have occasional inter.
course with each other. If there are only a
few to themselves, they s5on will become
weary Of the aouniry and 90 where they oan
find greater sociabili;y for as yet the pref u
dice is too great towards f0reighers to ex-
pect much social intercourse between them
and the natives. '.eN &
American silver quarter dollars are q drug
"a Canada, aud ars current there at go or
"a cents.
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