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The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
The Mass Meeting Saturday.

We were disappointed in not being able
to be present at the meeting on Saturday.
1t is gratifyipgt to know, however, that
good and enthusiastic meeting was had,
although not as large as at some former
occasion. The assembly was composed
of men who felt it duty to be present,
and give countenance and support to the
wise and just administration of Presi-
dent Johnson
Hon. JESSE TURNER, Gen. Bowen, Col
LOCKE, and DR.. THRUsToN, addressed the
meeting. The several speeches are high
" spoken of, and will result in much
good. Particularly the speech of Gen.
Bowen must tend to good His APP
peal to the late Federal soldiers of Ar
kansas was designed to show them that
they are being led, unwittingly, by de
signing demagogues, to the support OF
negro suffrage. That the men who cry
Union-Unionw to them are not for
the Union, but use it as a blind to ad.
vance the nefarious designs Of the Radi-
cal Congress, in opposition to the Conser-
vative Union policy of President John
son.
The meeting was united and harmoni-
Gus, and the forming of the johnson
Club for the County, and the appointment
of Presidents for Clubs in every town
ship, will greatly add to the interest and
effectiveness of the grand projects in
view
Let every President organize with q
complete list Of officers, and get the sig
nature Of every conservative man in his
township. BY such means a thorough
organization in the County can be had
A system of informing the people by
documents, speeches and papers should
at once be entered into.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

DEI'ow's REvEw.-The September number
ofthis most excellent monthly is on our table
Every business man, the merchant, the plant
er, the statesman, the politician, in fact, every
one who has any interest in the agricultural
commercial, industrial and political prosperi-
ty of the country should subscribe for the Re-
view. 1t is worth all the Harpers and Allan
tics and other trashy monthlys published. In
the October number will appear very inter
esting and valuable paper from Arkansas
made up from the Bulletin and Reports of an
association at Little Rock. Terms $500 per
annum. Address 25, Union-street, Nashville
Tenn.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Gen Grant and Radical Demonstrations

tlNClNNATTL sept. IL.
Gen. Grant visited Woods theatre last night
where he was enthusiastically received. The
Enquirer of to-day says Of the proceedings: :
The boys in blue paraded to the theatre. Egg
gleston and Others aScended the stairs, and Mr.
Allen the manager, was requested to 90 and
inform Gen Grant that there was a crowd of
citizens on the outside who desired to see him.
Mr.. Allen went into the private box and con-
veyed the intelligence to Gen. Grant. who re-
piled: 81 cannot and will not see them.
Please tell their commander to come to me-"
Mr. Allen communicated with commander
T. f. Baker, who went into the theatre. and
with Others entered Gen. Grants private box
Without giving Capt. Baker moment to say
single word, Gen. Grant approached him,
and said In firm tone: "Sir, am no politi-
clan. The President Of the United States is
my commander in-chief. | consider this de-
monstration in opposition to the President of
the United States. Andrew johnson. If you
have any regard for me. you will take your
men away. am greatly annoyed at this de-
monstration. came here to enjoy this thcat-
rical performance. | will be glad to see you
all tomorrow when the President arrives"
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

sT" Several cases of cholera. are reported
former correspondent of ours from the Cher
okee Nation is said to have died with it. The
Doctor was learned man, and has been for
some years engaged in writing history of
the Cherokees, some chapters Of which were
published in our paper. -
We think there is no danger of the disease
assuming an endemic form.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

sE- We are pleased to learn that the work
on the Memphis and Little Rock road is going
on rapidly. On the Hopeful terminus large
number of workmen are already engaged and
are now grading and laying a track to the
point above, where there is good landing at
the lowest water. in order to receive an en-
gine and cars which have been ordered. and
they will placed at once upon the road. 1t is
the intention of the company, we understand
to maintain. by dredging. Unnecessary, a good
Landing at Hopefeld and keeping direct
route open across the river to our levee-Dis-
patch.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

HERE THEY ARE.-The following persons
constituted the Arkansas representation in
the Radical Convention at Philadelphia which
adjourned Oh the 9TH inst: A. A. {. Rogers
and Peter A. Fennerty Rogers and Fenner-
ty were formerly residents of Pine Bluff, but
ii is doubtful whether they could be classed as
citizens of this State now, as we learn they
have been luxuriatng abroad for the last two
years on cotton proceeds.
CAN'T, no doubt, would have been on hand
had it not been for his bad luck.-Ltttle Rock
Ne,rS,
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

RIVER DIsAsTER.--The Arkansas river stea-
mer Linnie Drotcn. on her way from Memphis
to Little Rock. struck snag. at the crossing,
one mile above Helena, on the Mississippi, on
the night of the 9TH inst. The boat sunk i'm
mediately after striking. Thirty seven lives
are reported to have been lost by the casualty
mostly negroes. The Linnie Drown had a
ssfte,
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

FouND.-At the time of the first raid
of the Federal troops on this city, the
Silver Communion Service belonging to
the Episcopal Church of this place, was
stolen. We are happy to learn that it
has lately been found, and is now in the
hands of Bishop LAY. The Bishop, in
a letter says:
"Uuexpectedly !
have received letter from the Rev. Mr.
Franklin, of Morris, Western New York
informing me that he had found the plate
in question in the hands of discharged
soldier With the assistance of some
kind friends he bought it, paying for il
its estimated value as old silver sos
To-day / have received the express re
sells are returned to the parish, free of al
costs and charges.
' In the name of the parishioners and
in my own behalf, tender to Mr.. Frank
lin and his co adjutors sincerest thanks
They have done an act Of kindness very
grateful to the hearts of southern church
men,"
The affair is certainly very creditablc
to Mr. Franklin and his generous assist.
ants, but'equally discreditable to the "dis.
charged soldier"
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

Et~ Cotton picking in this County has
commenced in good earnest There is
some complaint of the shortness of
hands, but we hope enough may be seeu-
red to insure the picking out Of the
crOn -
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

GEORGE PETERS; Cedar Creek-JAs. SANGs-
TER: Lafayette-HARvRY STEWARD, Presi-
dents.
On motion the meeting adjourned, subject
to the call of the President Of the Club.
Us. MECURDY, Chairman.
BENTON J. Brown, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21
Empires. Carlotta's Mission hnded-Na'
no,eon eating out OF Mexican affairs.

Nyw YoRk, Sept. 1.-THE Independence
Beige. a well informed journal, thus announ-
ces the failure of the arch-duchess Carlottas !
negotiations with Napoleon:
The Empress Carlotta has paid her last VS.
II to the Emperor. and there is no longer the
slightest doubt that his mrjesty announced to
that princess with extreme regret MS irreVo-
cable resolution not TO subscribe 70 any oi the
arrangements which she had come TO propose
as the means of aiding the dynasty III MeAi-
co. 1t is now certain that the Empress OF
Mexico will not again return to that county,
and the Emperor Macmillan will soon JOIN
her in Europe, having abdicated.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
LITTLE Rock a SUB -TREAsURY.-The Mer-
shant's National Bank Of Little Rock has
received notice from the Secretary of the
Treasury that it has been designated as
public depository of funds in the hands
of all disbursing officers Of the War De
partment and of the Interior, there being
no Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States at this place.
This is matter of great importance
to the city and State, and benefits will re,
suit to the community at large that car
scarcely be realized now. All the funds
expended in the Indian Nation, for the
maintenance and payment of troops in
this Department, New Mexico and Texas
proceeds of the sale of government lands
or securities, appropriations of all kinds,
etc, will be kept on deposit at Little
Rock and will give us credit and none
tary Importance that will indirectly add
much to the growth and prosperity of -four
city. The presence of million or two
in the vaults OF this bank will give it an
immense influence abroad and may attract
the attention of those who may prove use
ful to US hereafter. 1t is very gratifying
that this favor has been conferred, and
from a combination of fortuitous circum-
stances we may venture to hope, that in
point of prosperity and wealth, Little
Rock may not only soon be herself
again, but far exceed what she has been
in the past.-Dispatch.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

That has ever been opened south of st
Louis. which they are prepared to sell to the
trade and Planters. at Memphis prices. and
they will also duplicate st. Louis and Cincin-
natl bills. with transportation and insurance
added. We are the sole agents for this State
for Latiin's Powder, and Kendall 4 Co.'S Crack
ers, which we will sell at manufacturers pri.
ces. Our Goods are
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

And are determined to share the trade of
the country, If small profits and fair dealing
will do it..
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-21

us? In the name of decency and patri
otism, we hope the people of the North
and the South will see the danger before
1t is too late We can do nothing, we can
only wait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
stats ,GF MISSOURI, J co..

To the Sheriff of the county of Gasco-
made, Greeting Whereas Thomas G. Bran
son by, his Mortgage Deed dated February
LIST 1861, conveyed to the County Of Gas
conade tho following described real estate,
Tho East part of the South East Quar-
ter of the North East Quarter of Section
Twenty-one (21) and the South Weston.
of Inc North West Quarter of Section
Twenty-Five (22), ell in Township Forty
two (42j, Range Six (6) West, situate in.
said Gasconade county, for the purpose of
securing the payment of the following
bonds given by HIM to said county, viz !:
one for the sum of $500, to the use of
Township 40, Range 5; one for $4,000 to
the use Of Township As, Range 4, und one
for $4,000, to the use of Township 46,
| Range 5, all dated November 18Th 1850,
and whereas default has been made in the
payment of both, principal and interest,
YOU are hereby ~commanded'to proceed to
sell in accordance with So d Mortgage
Deed the above described real estate at
the front door of the courthouse of said
t~county and during the session of the county
tcourt on the I'd day of its term in May
tnsxt. to the highest bidder, to sstisfyfths
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
Comfy IF Gasconade. 90

ITO the Sheriff Of the county of Gas
conade, Greeting: Whereas James SulIns
by his Mortgage Decd dated February
p. 1856, conveyed to the County Of
Gasconadc the following described real
estate. situate in said c,unry. 20 Wit:
The West halt Of the South East Quar-.
ter of Section Twenty (20l, Township
Forty-two C42) Range -Four (4) West, f"r
the purpose of securing the payment OF
Il bond given by him for the sum ofslOO
to the Use OF School Township Is, Range
&, dated February 2lst 1855, and whore
as default has been made III the payment
Of both prin,ipal and interest, you are
hereby commanded to proceed to sell III
accordance with said Mortgage Deed the
above described real estate at the front
door of the courthouse of said county, ana
dursng the session Of the County Court
on the I'd day of is term in Nay next, tC
the highest bidder, on terms then to he
made known, to satisfy the principal, In
terest and costs then due, and to advertise
the Properly to be sold and the time anc
place Of sale in the Hermann Volksblat
at least.eigh: timea prior tie said sale am
by posting six p%rintou handbills in as man,
public places in the County.
By order Of the County Court,
Witness my hand and the seal G
said court. at Office this got
80. day of February A. D. 1866.
III. wv. WESSELHOFT, CLERK
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STATE OF MISSOURI, l.s
County O. Gasconale.

10 the Sheriff OF the County of Gasco. |
uade, Greeting: Whereas Peter jackson
by his Mortgage Deed, dated October 20
1859, conveyed to the County of Gasconade
the following described real estate, to wit:
The South West Quarter of the South West
Quarter Of Section Fifteen 15), and | Q
South East Quarter of the North East OR.
OF Section sixteen (l6), all In Township
-, iiange ) West, situate in said county,
tor The purpose of securing the la!ment
Of Il bond given ly him for the sum o;
1921 IS 10 the use of township az, Ran &c
), dated March 18th 1859, ard wi ereas dc
tauli has been made III the payment o.
both, p.ln2IlaI ana inter, 81, you are hele
by commanded to proceed TO sell IN arcor
dance W b sad Mortgage d. ed II e abov
described zeal estate at the ii ont cor OF
the c,ur,h0u e Of said county, and dnring
the session Of the County Court Or The 20
day Of its term III May next, to the highest
bidder, on terms then to be made known.
to yatis ( the principal, interest and coS's
then due, ana 10 advertise the property tt
be sold ana the time and place OF salo, II
the HERMANN EoIk,biat al least eight tlme'
pr,or to sad SAFE, and 10y posting SIX Prln
ted handbills III rs many public places II
the county.
BY order IF tie County Court.
Witness my hand and uhe seal {
sad cuu,t, at Office this 20.
Uay Of February A. d. 1866.
VIZ. WESsELuOFT, Clerk.
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principal. interest and costs then due or
terms then to be made known, and 10 adj
vertise tho property to be sold and tho
time and place of sale in 4he Hermann
Volksblalt, at least eight times prior to
said sale, and by posting six printed hans-
bills in as many public places in the
county.
BY order of the County Court,
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court, at office, this Goth
day yf February A. D. 1866.
WIN, WESSELHOFT, CLERK.
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$1,000 BeIDbmnm0.

s. 1T mir %tstannt, rab sswiIe esuts GfrIa&t
ssmadt taeea Ixtius ern Der gssierua8 Der Ser.
Staatsn ais mein ausl&lieBliGes Gissmlum mir
sa.sntirten Ssrtsil ruussn in FER gWrtrauerei
unr uamsntli6 in Ter 6atrjt1ticn rss 9assrfisrs
htintih 3u ttnus;n, rtns sine Qirsnie ron mir 3u
tsiigen. Sd rArne raher 8sSen lclte ustsrtre>
tirts m:insr Nstts rrp rfrrirs tistmit cine 9s
fctnuns vOn ($lOOO). Sin 3auipp Dollars
Srp,m, tsr mir icl&e 3ittbsiiuaeen une gemeiis
~lisIsrt. auf @ruuO r:rsn i'd essen pie uetsrtrstuns
ssissIiG sinihrsitsn, uno rtsle sur Citrate ;ietsn
farm. Die 6ai tie Der senauntsn Summs gable
i'd .Blsi6, uahesm Id icIas @itttsiMnssn unr
Ssrsiis smpfanssn, unp ais ssntseno s%siunren
hats, u@ raraui bin cine &lass tei rem bstrsHsn-
cen @tri6lsn sin,uleitsn. Zen 8'it sable id TO-
lAlei6 na6asm i'd rim g:tsnnAniB Judgement
nstt SnjanetiOn mciusm &lass-Gntra8e ssniaF
smpf unssn 9-be. tl
q. Sammer,
1 100 on - q 4 Etr 81 91nrf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
STATE OF ,
County of Gasconade.

County OF Gasconade.
To the Sheriff of the County of Gasco
made, Greeting: Whereas Armstead G.
Stone by his Mortgage Deed dated Fe-
bruary 18th 1859, conveyed to the County
of Gasconade the following described real
estate, TO wit:
The West half Of the South East Quar-
ter Of, Section Twenty-six (26), Township
Forty-sour (44), Range Five 60 West, =
! situate in said county, for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of two bonds gwen
by him to said county, one for $3.50 to
the use of Township 43, Range S, and one
for 500 10 the use Of Township As, Range
5, both dated February 18th 1859, and
whereas defavlt has been made in the
payment of both principal and Interest,"
YOU are hereby commanded 10 proceed to
sell in accordance with said Mortgage
Deed the above described real estate at
the front door of the courthouse of said
county and during the session Of the county
court on the I'd day of its term in May
next, 70 the highest bidder, on tern then
to be made known, to satisfy the princi'
pal, interest and costs then due, and to
advertise the property to be sold and the
time and place of sale in the Hermann
VolZsblatt, at least eightetimes prior t.
said sale, and~by posting six printed hand
bills in as many public places in the county
BY order, of the County Court,
Witness my hand and the sea
Il of said court, at office, this 20tl
dGy of February A. D. 1866.
VIZ. WESsELHOFT. Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of q mini str ration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gasco-
made county court on the estate Of Simon
Merk deceased, bearing date January 9th
1866.
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
them for allowance within one year from
the date of laid letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate
and if such claims are not presented within
three years from the date of said letters
| they will be forever barred.
j. D. BRUINS, adm.
of the estate OF Simon Merk dec.
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Nemcs 0eib6ft
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Gisenmaaren.G esehaeft

errittet uns tiasi Hermit ale in tieIts ga@ Elm.
iGlussueen artitet, nit Sin3uiisuha Fer Ggaas
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ipaaren. @III8s ilr l umr 2 pi.rte, "Ssntfts'
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5trn,ann, IS. GttrIari 1861 = 81
> ito MonntS.
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Stt %berfaufen:

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lie BON f,r WprrFons Station s%ntisrnt. @ Ndsr
.ntsafttne, trcYcn $50 adsr sltss Soften 9ans
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ATE OF MISSOURI,
of GaScOnade.

fGounty of ~Gasconade,
=, the Sheriff of the county Of Gasconadel
ling: Whereas NJ. S. and mo. b. Ba-
issr by their Deed of Mortgage, dated
atoher lst A. D. 1860 conveyed to the
univ of Gascorade the Following de-
,.;fpd real estate, to wit: The South
East Quarter of the North East Quarter,
Nd the North West Quarter. of the North
lTest Quarrer and Fifty-two (52) acres of
H. East half of the North West Quarter
n Section Twenty-three (23), Township
|Torty-two (42), Range Five 90 West, ST.
trate in said county, for the purpose of
sprp ring the payment Of bond given by
the m for the sum of $4,000, payable TO
The use of the Swampland Fund Of said
county, da,ed August 18th 1860, and where
as default has been made in the payment
Of both principal and interest, You are
hereby commanded to proceed to sell in
accordance with said Mortgage Deed the
above describe ed real estate at the front
door of the courthouse of said county, and
dprinp the session of the County Court
On the % day os its Term in May next, 10
satisfy the principal, interest and costs
then due, to the highest bidder, on terms
then 10 be made known, and to advertise
the property to be sold and the time and
mace of sale in the Hermann VolksbIat
at least eight times prior to the said sale
and by posting SIX printed handbills il
as many public places in the county.
By order of the County Court
Witness my hand and the seal o
sad court, at office, this GOT
day Of February A. d. 1866,
WM. WESSELHOFT, Clerk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in tie estate
Of Thomas L Powell deceased, that VIII
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
termIef the Gasconade County Court, to be
be begun On the second Monday tn May
1866 at the courthouse. in the town OF
Herman
NcCamaat Adm.
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1872 8ff 81 Ctr. Nsp.gort.
9lt %oerfaufelt.

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g9ar;Iinse res %telisttsn 3irFran&ss sob
rsssn" gu % Gts. per Stid linr ;u taten lei
a Warte &eni.
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n otice Of Final Settlement.

Public Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested In the estate
ofWm. NoLLMEN deeds, that will make
Final Settlement there of at the next term
of the Gasconade County Court, to be heio
and begun On the second Monday otMay
1866 at the courthouse in the town hermann
HENRY AMELING Adm.
of the VIM hoffman decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-24
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