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IflNew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following new Advertisements appear III
this evenings paper ito which we invite the at
tention OF our readers. ,npHnl1oamf hc99t suuI
In a fine assortment of pearl and diamond jewelry,
silver and gold watches and rings Just received by
j. N. Freeman; Il ii ~
= Tobacco Of fine quality. Havana filters and
binders mburger 4 Co. SO -
Boots, Shoes, and Caters made TO order ID the
finest style by O. A. Davis fd4b@
Cobbs Lsland-ExcursionL 10 Steamer Eolus will
leave on Sunday next, at o. clock, A. M, touch
coming. Fare $3.50. Thomas III. Webb, agent,
Another fresh supply of all sorts and sizes of
every article in their line,l from "a teapot to- a
cooking stove, and from an ice cream freezer to
a, charcoal FURNACES GO to Gilett,. Cherry d
Mapp. ,,l .ati.aL3oi J,y.., gaT glJi..bsi1,J ). ii
Essence Of Old Virginia, extra Smithfeld,5 old
style, Hams-Deming says Ao.o IN yanlpa .s.i,
q Our Battimore Corned beef has a reputation
which ,9nly needs the announcements of its iarri1
jpsmitifsla Middling, small, bright and nice
Deming again. 6sYnql1uq sed boa ~ iinb slH
- Candles4T50g boxes iAdamantine.lF Davis &
bro. Bua ,2nit13s o,jGsiaoI IL sln Dna eEinig
V'nsgar.-Pure Cider (Smithfeld) Davis 4
Bro y i,2s3,., 4sg1ro9 ind ls9on 9bts-diaoa /,
- To No,a7l Fast Main street, go and ave Y our
measure taken by f. Ao9 K arm. the Merch ant
TailorItis there thatyou'll find him. sill oiSi
household furniture, boots and shoes, clothing,
Also cigars, tobacco, soap, glass, buckets and
earthernware, at Auction on the 9th.
lSoap-50 boxes Oakley's MY. Chemical Era
sive-Davis d Broasd - .aH
} q Hour19b barrelsYof -four, assorted brands
Jaws q Bro No Ill hst.a..,.,,,- .,,,4 IN &. "a
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COMMERCIAL

- .gs.,,5y EoRFoLK, July 26, 1850
2 Trade has been very dull during the past week,
Oand receipts Of all Kinds Of produce een6nusnto
fall off. -"-,i5 ,.1.,5L 100 fiaW q D. aai ueiV-
Cotton-Receipts so small not worth reporting
stock on the market very llight7usmall sales
during the past TIVE days at "a for middling-sup-
.ply.about equal TO the demand, which has fallen
of considerably, present quotation barely main
stained. srsit,es51 zunibu
I921Whedt-New Wheat is beginning to come in,
fand is in fair demand at quotations. nil.qHD
jIQNapot Stores-Tar is very scarce, and in good
z demand. sn,yl,T sqM4L giaigrD
n7 Shiagles.7ln fair demand, with good supply
StaUesT Receipts light with a very active de-
mand at, adyan cedl PRICES, {olq u lfI .sfH!gH
Long Lun,beE7-7The stock is small, with limt
tied demand, iiuJsy ,Jna9p7 n.3d saa sbiel,,bi
Y Black Eyed and Stock Peas+N None in market,
and wanted at quotations. u ~ .lsb1n I-LIsll
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The DaY Book.

Copies Of our Weekly and Tri- Weekly paper
ran be had at our counter, ready wrapped for
,ooiliuq, and the public poud do toet to remember
hat ali advertisements, Ohen desired, COLL BE- an
,srted in the Ira Weekly Without additional
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MAgaR's sCeuRT.7r Portsmoath.A- Honor
Mayor ~ hiten presiding; oasaaa49q % IS usirg
H. ne city was generally quiet Yesterday and
prolonged sojourn in his eramped and hot apart
ment of public justice. + - ~ . 'ses
female ward of. the government, was, the
only case before his Honor. @"Dinah' had been
arrested for stealing, and was fined SIS, and sent
to the tlock-up' for five DAYS Ilns ~ sVi ~ 2lAa
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A II
RETRENcHMENT AND REFoha Run MAD
We are at q loss for terms in, which, to,ex-i
press our amazcrnent on learning that the
Sanitary Inspector of this city, has been dee
prived of the small squad ofmen with whom
he discharged the arduous duties of his Office.
We repeat that we are amazed al, this step
on the part Of the Board of Health, more es-
pecially when thenotic was yesterday given
to the worldathat arigid quarantine is here
after to be enforced. X Why. was this order
promulgated? Because the Health Officer saw
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that the steamship Saratoga
was expected here from Harris Island, on her
way to Richmond, with a detachment of
troops on board. Cholera is epidemic at that
place. II is evidently, spreading with alarm
ing rapdity in New ~ ork; Sporadic cases
have occurred in Philadelphia; the same
thing isl truce of gBalFimore;i and just as
these facts reach us with the warning
Significance of the dropping fire, Of an enemy s
skirnish line telling of his advance-just at
Phis nouf, the slender force under the orders
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ars CASTING STONES Yesterday evening,
negro boys We're amusing themselves in
throwing brck-bats and stones at each other,
on the upper end Of Main street, much to
l the annoyance Of passers-by,, These juve-
nile wards Of. the Government must be looked
after by the police. aa abam slnsnaana1ba Der.
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The FERRY BoATf UNION -=Phis boat is to
be hauled up the ways at Nash's Ship Yard,
TO be recoppered. . She's to- be repaired and
/ Jrepainted The Portsmouth, after being
scraped, takes the place of the Union co .sa
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LIAM EXCITING SCENE " esterday morning,
David Ferguson, Esq :, returning home, found
himself detaipedat the gap in Drunmond3s
Bridges and, his boat having been stolen, he
had to wait for some passing boatnlan to
ferry him across. Mr., Hoffman, who had
his little son in a small boat, stopped to per-
form this kind Office. When Mr.. Ferguson
leapsds down from the bridge, bis weight and
momentum tilted. over the light craft, and
turned out the company in the deepest part
Of, Pudding Creek" The scene for a mo-
ment was painfully exciting, The father
happily caught the boy in his arms, and a
person from the bridge swung himself down
INTO the boat (which had now righted herself,
and took the little man on board. The child
made no cutlery, aud behaved either from
or the paralysis of teffor-in the
most admirable manner. In the mean time,
Mr.. Ferguson, seeing the child safe, swan
ash ne, followed by Hoffman, The whole
scene was enacted in an incredibly short time,
before dozen spectators. who beheld it with
breathless anxiety This affair furnishes a
strong argument, in favor of the restoration
of the bridge. Let it be made witha "lraw''
having a vertical movement. g.g
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MAYORS CoURT.-His Homer John R. lIMdlow,
presiding: -d40 I'll Il
8 Alfred Jones for stealing, was sent to Jail.
Richard Brooks, arrested on suspicion, as
dismissed. ,2fNI{LkTAII
Eliza Washington, for disturbing the peace,
was find S. and sent to Jail. Z 4 cdAMIh4 o.
Jas; Quinlivan, suspicious character applied
for lodgings. enema as,..t9figaaN e4I5,DsiIfsI
James Farrell, for breach Of the Peace, was
summoned to appear to-morrowq9oup s'abo5Q
Sergeant Burke report the city quiet and the
watch attending to their BEATS fsqu1 sb1ol
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2-sa .g4s FRESH sSUPPiYalbnai 8dI h
USE RECEIY ED 9nnl iilal sdl rsttG Lars


( USE RECEIyED oaai !.l3l s.il 1siia La
- AT THE DEPOT,
Another supply of useful articles for House
|. keepers, consisting of Washing Machines, Char
coal Furnaces, Preserving Kettles, Refrgerators,
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, Toilet Sets,
Old Dominion Coffee Potts. Tea Pots, &c.
Also, Cooking Stoves of the most approved
patterns, including the Noble Cooka5 Sizes Mon
umental, sizes; Mount Vernon, 3 sizes;a Barley
|sSheaf, sizes; WayerlyCook,l2 sizes; Senator,
sizes; Fire Side. sizes; Marion, 2 sizes; Chal-
lenge, 81 sizes; United States, Sizes Southern
|dStar sizes; HudsOns, sizes; Stewart 3 sizes,
Fulton Range, 81 Sizes; Palmetto Cook 8 sizes,
Eastern Premiuur, 8 Sizes; California Premium,
sIzes8stlh yiampshnGn sE SHHB9S4 o9sSs
The above ispart ofour1 stock, in addition to
which We havela great variety OF all kinds of
Stoves, adapted to all purposes.s We are also
constantly adding to our stock every desirable
pattern hat appears in the Market 30 H." sih2
Give us call before purchasing. b9I3 YiI7a y ''
o ,F269Gi1 aiGIhDETp, CHERRY & MAPP!.q
4o ESSENCE OF OLD 9VIRGINIA.GI-T'--'1Il
ISXTRA HsBfETHFIELD" HAMS. 20
IL 100 Choice Smithtieldf HAMS the cold
style suchias we used to get, handsomely cut,
Wen cured, saltpetered and peppered, the sight
ofwhich almost makes, ones mouth; water, Re-
.iy26 . . wv ','i' MOI Main street.
OUR BALTIMORE CORNED BEEF,
rE,iiE REPUTATION OF WHICH is
i so we'll established, I'll is needless to "Eulo-
gise, we make the announcement OF arrival in
ordert these in want, may be advised Of the
/ fact and send early to- ksr DEMINGS,i i
4Tjy2C ; p 60 = n, No Main street.
|4Jkl SMITl1FlELD MIDDLING,
dSsMALL SIZE, BRIGHT AND, Nice,
Jjustlthe thingsior Family use, received to-
s1 iy26 ,a44a&A8 ya89AYo.. I Main aS street re-,
'y34s % amor Nirginan copy. Tin l9isem "a
u -
a IAN DIES. 30 Boxes Adamantne Candles
~ to hand tt is day and for sale at lowest mar
ket rates, by DAVIS & BRO, ~ii7'
1ujy26 ,..... "a Rowland's wharf
aXFINEG AR 10 lBbls Pure Cider (Smith-
Nv hsldl Vinegar, Tor sale by. .,lll GlsarAila
L s.jy26 LuR nm dt.la2 Rowland's Wharf.
bi9n F. A. KARIN, U'7 'hI '"A 2
nj EREHANTya TAILOR siai sd aus,
WI ssuq Lge sba!tu1 J,lANDl CT OTHER.
No, II EAST MAIN STREET, opposite of L..
Salusbury's Furniture Warehouse No old stock
on hand for have resumed business since the
great tall1 PRICES and can sell you new gOodi
! low for Cash only. ,n.,sc''...,
shall give my, personal attention to the CUT
ting and Manufacturing, ana viii warrant good
fit andmake.~ Ihave now on hand, good assort-
lment of Clothing, Cloths, Cassineres, Vestings
and Furnishing Geods, which will sell at avery
N. B.-Sewihg Machines for sale and hire.
1piy26 lmliaB d9A7ts7o"h
.i5IE BONES los. TOBACCO, just to
iaE - Aanq on consignment and for sale low by Z
~ 't'r'1't -, DAVIS & BRO, 49, 4
u L.y26 1ldas24 Rowland's wharf. i.
~TlNOUR ,v75 Bbls assorted brands Flour,
y ~ Fair, Extra, Sup and Fine for sale at re-
duced prices by '91,s@ DAVIS BRO,
!yz6 "a Rowlands wharf.
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The STEAMSHIP LIBERTY.-This steamer
com handed by ourtellow -townsn,an, Captain
Balm, sailed on the 23d from Baltimore to
New Orleans and HAVANA, carrying out a
full cargo, the U, s. mail, aud large num-
Der Of passengeri,1q Captain Balm is an ,ener-
getic and intelligent seaman-and is credit
to his native town.. al lis al DXIKHiT 00O8
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e The JUvENfLE CoNoERT. THE exhibition
given at the Opera House lastiuight, by Mr.
pills. Some of the vocal performances were
applapded and received with marked approrl
baton, Weare informed that the concert is
to be repeated with change Of programmes!
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THE DAY3LBOOK,

p.r,a.stn this city or Portsmouth, dssiring the
bay Book left at their homes, can have Il pro
n.riy aaemdedto by having their Nams. left at
Pp,,r Counting Room, or the Counting Room 81
IsaToN & EHNERsoN, Auctioneers, No. 40 Craze
fayd strest, Portsmontlt. .ls s..sd .al 81 .hi1o
T{s Tai WEEKLY DAY Book containiag all mat
tsrs of Importance IN the t,po days issuss. Price
~. WSsKbx DAY Book ,silt be mailed to Country
,SuJscribers at the small sum Of OEa DOLLAR, ~
l,'Irance IL tviu contain Editorials, a full d.
next of Neos, Book Notices, and items Of Com
Srsrcial and Agricultural inteAigence No Pains
or expense gin BE- spared an aaking It a desira-
bic companion fer the country fire sidsi ard
from. its increasing patronage, Il commands ~
self as ergood medium Of country edeerti'ins
10 the community. 'a f2utg97n,
IN Communications for tie DAY BOOK must Be
outhenticated by theaames Of the priters. iD sgui
All Letters containing remiaancss of money for
his office, must be registered.
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IN N ztBtHt'
MRS. EMILY GRUBBlSua .nnL
1M III ,qa1d9 ms E MINAsR Y
FOR YOUNG LADIES,


Will reopen on the FIRST MONDAY of Sep
TENDER next, at No! 4l Cumberland street, and
close the last Friday in june Terms, payable
quarterlyin advance, for English, including Ele-
mentary rFren, b, Drawing and Vocal Music from
50 to $l2.b0, with and extra charge Of 81 for fuel
during the season. Music, Vocal and Instrument
tall $l5;lLatin, advanced Drawing and French,
/ Antique, Grecan and Oriental Painting, Orna-
mental Needle-work, LeatherAwork, &C., each
S.; Water colored Painting, including the Color
ing of photographs, Autographs, BE- Sc; Oil
Painting, $40 Persons not connected with the
Seminary can join any of the classes in Painting,
&c, both during vacation and afterwards.
n Is REFERENcEs, Gen. Il. E. Lee, Lexington, Va,
Mr.. 9. II. Cock Holins Institute; Rev q. W.
Griffin, Lebanon. TENT j. b. ,.Jeter, D. d.,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. /. Kingsford, Oswego, N
z, Mrs; Il. Holcenib, Nashville Tenn; r, lB. c.
Howell, d. Nashville; Rev. b. Manly ,r., Green
yille S. G.; Mr.. John Hart, Charlottesville, Va;
Mr.. A.. p. Abel, Charlottesville, Va 8 j. l..
Burrows, d. D., Richmond, Va. a 5,,i,,. mi ..f5t
For circulars, &C., apply to the Principal. lgli
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INSURANCE.

FENHE AMERICAN INSURANCE f'
e e4 , 2 3 = OF :, = No = + s4stosss.
Capital, e,s-5 ii HGfi- "a - t-l $10OOO0 3
Authorized Capital, s-ti-s $t.O00O00 ~
-tTTJg Board of Directorsr = lA yra4 aH,
h. J. c. Deming, President
,S Sen Bank n ""''sneA' fis'i' sn f'ANN ''S MA
Gilbert c. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tienal Bank, i.D ~ la5 ~. -, sat9U
&c L. Cole President First National Bank oss IN nj
O. II. Rowland, late Rowland BROTHERS mi -
= John D. Gordan, of DID, Gordann q c9'TLHI
BANKERS 4 IL, gsn.gly g,,I EE,gFaSqoaq
; Joseph r. spratley, Director Mier, 4 MEG. Sav-
ings Bank Bank ,5.aas pHu ,5i5 bo sdl Js.da ao
Charles Reid 1'I President Mer g. Nee. E, boots
change 2ld oaI'17 z37 abHF5s y5f9a'7q siat
W.T. Harrison, President Mer4 and Nee Say s,. :,
ngs B Rnkin... If Rarr,,iy Harrison 5lsad 1
Rankars =so9 ff Y''9 7f1 u if'155 345iyo1s
p eeorSea Sanester Esd. Barry. ESD. Aaoisas'
L. Hill, ESD , 'l,79 I'm ~ aSl'seoI gst
~ city and Country II Al e e oil
promptly adjusted GG1iiaa sTBasf4i9f
Office Demng's Insurance Bailding corner OF pa "
Main and Commerce streets. . 9sia - q =
TSTRE. LIFE, MARINE & INLAND "a
X TNSITRANCE
&c lem N q = A e n m s %, 2. s3i pa
Naw Vork liz Insrranca Ssnnnaanny fssJ
NC" ioAA New VnRKsS C"iAf"s'
,;na IA Mo ,:r. n, a., 10, ~ do4a y
A's" =, rt = - u Al - ''N tttoo eis7
81 kkSayfS,e q. ~ "a * asI084
uoua I,,,e Nav Mave 1850 Nj
SnrinafsaiS E;rn and Marin lnsupatnca
PA f,nmnanv. ~ W sSS'f59d
n ttona, Eire Tnsnrance Cnmnany
Raif;n,nce 81 SS1@ft't'' IL IL
Mutuap Eira Assnrance Snciieetvl 1VV.s.aHh 41ii
Mss- Life Policies. Fire Policies on B1ildingso Z.
Mercband;sa &c and Policies on Carooes and hi so
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THE REaATTA.-The assemblage of yachts
at old Carter's or old Dust's, that used to be,
on Scots Creek, did not assemble, ns 50 the
regatta that was to have been yesterday, y was
not - AZ A. ..,q ma o-ooss
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CoBB's IsLAND.-The few houses at Cebb's
Island are filed with visitors numbering
about ninety Baltimoreans and lvirginians
There IS large number Of ladies' The surf
bathing is fine, and the, fishing ris, fine.sr The
mosquitoes are unable to get bil-hold there
in consequence Of the fnel sea breeze which
blows them OFF, AEElnNH gMISEINIgMA
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sss CASE DEcaDED. ~ The case of dublin &,
Stiner, which has been occupying the Circuit
Court for twepty-three days, has been decided
In favor Of the petitioners. It seems that Lub-
lin & stiner had made an assignment to cred
itors at the North while indebted to the
Bank--whioh had issued out an attachment
this was contested by the Northern assignees
and their petition sustained. T. So that the de-
cison exeulpatss the assignors aad ASS gnees
of traud.odApplication nhas, however, ! been
made fora new trial, as We understand o3ao
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. REGULAR a7 he regnla En- mrasaetipg
of the Memorial Association Of Portsmouth
will be held oatoqthe aresidsnce of Mr. JAS A
Bilisoly this afS 20 ION, at o'clock.
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w. ii. TURNER, ESQ-We We're pleased to
welcome. this gentleman in our 1sppctng1 this
morning. 1t seems that the article we pub
lisied based upon the account in the Old
Dominion, was incorrect 10 some of its state
ments. We are happy to have it in our
power to comply with the request OF Mr..
Turner, to correct them, which we do, in
justice to himself and all involved.
a,Mr. Turner informs us he never advocated
the opening or extension of the street In
question, aud was not member Of the Conn7
Gil when the subject was preached there, and
could not have urged the measure. He was
indignant at the imputation that he Urged the
measure, and. then, purchased the property
with view to- make moneylby the operation
He "would have scorned such an action. =
He was always opposed TO- the imeastire, and
as private citizen, he purchased the proper
ty, as he had right to do. And when the
Council determined to carry out the ,exten-4
sion, and refused his offer of land ply which
The extension or opening would be, made as
wide as Butte street, he determined to resist
it, or receive what a jury should decide was,
its value 4mor4 bna DioiG2 syia bna ,sm1ei 9idi
|,l He regarded the property as worth So 900.
and does not think : the sum be paid for It
affects its real yaluer-that # would sell at
| auction to-day, perhaps, for the estimate. ne
placessupop it, He objected to. signing 0thel
original petition presented. to- him, upon the
| ground that the opening would net benefit
him, but yielding to the sntfeaties of his
friends, he did sign the petition, This went
before the Council in december, 1886, bat
was not acted upon till June, 1865. NE ac-l
ton was taken by the Council except the APP
pontment of a committee to view the proper
f1 oy1 <,f,
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Turtle SoUr.-The Lord Mayor Of Lon
don and his Aldermen, have been associated
time immcmorial with this delicacy; but we
doubt. whether his Lordship eyer sat down to
the sumptuous dinnersih GlildhaH and atasr
ted more delicious soup than that sent TO this
office by Peddle of Bank street. :, -
The capacious bowl was fanked BY glasses
which contained what the, Priissian officers
who visited us some years ago called tygrass
drinks" ,,f5, ,45T1rllrf-yy I'm
FL We didn't venture on them ourselves but
our represen tatives pronounced these botani-
cal looking beverages, to be suggestive Of
London Deck and perfect satisfaction 20 qu
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Keep Cool 1--WE had no idea eofo erilingr
our neighbor in referring, rather in a playful
manner, which is characterized as q ..pueriie
hypercriticism, to. his use ofithe ,genitiYe 81
l,dative, instead Of the abatiye,s of. persona.
He does not however, appear to be positive
as to the knowledge of ''the writer" Our
cotemporaryE sayssg THE fwriter,l perhapss
knew very we'll that the ablatge case did
not require the dipthong" Yea 3n2'nLl9g lll. 81
| Why the sperhaps ?"I And what says
the copy? Let us keep cool, and ih) good
temper, in these dog-days, and remember
that the elephants many f lis sometimes get
III the house, inthe shape Of rent; uest ions,
must not be allowed to ruffie our eanapimity.
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li9ai F. A. KARIN, : 7'7'' Il
MERCHANTv TAILOR il I'D

~FIN.OU R.v75 Bbls assorted brands Flour,
l H. Fair, Extra, Sup and Fine for sale at re-
d9ced prices by 'sa9s@ DAVIS BRO,
!y26 "a Rowland's wharf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-04-21
SHERIFF SALE.

I iys5g5s hA2IAArF "a a.
BY virtue of an execution, issued
from the office of the clerk of the
Gasconade County Court and directed
to me against Peter Jackson, who
by his Mortgage Deed, dated October 20.
1859, conveyed to the County of Gasconade
the following described rial estate, to wit:
The South West Quarter of the South West
Quarter of Section Fifteen Q5), and the
South East Quarter of the North East Or.
of Section sixteen C6), all in Township
AZ, Range 5~West, situate in said county,
tor the purpose of securing the payment
of a bond given by him for the sum OF
s279,lS TO the use of township 42, Range
5, dated March 18th 1859, AID whereas de-
fault has beenfmade in the payment of
both, principal and Interest, l will proceed
to sell ia accordance with said Mortgage
Deed the above describedreal estate on the
birthday of May next, and between the
hours nf 9 O'clock in the forenoon and 3
O'Clock IN the afternoon of that day, at
Che south front door of the cuurthou e. of
said county, and during the session of the
County Ceurt. to the highest bidder, on
terms then to be made known,to satisfy the
principal, ~interest and costs on said Mort
gage Deed.
VIM. BERGER,
Sheriff of Gasconade County.
This 2Oth day Of February A. D. 1866
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-04-21
RdDzLzLetf0tcrs NctLce.

Notice is hereby given that letters ofad-
ministration have been granted to the underl
signed from the clerk Of the County Cour
of Gasconade county on the estate of
CHRIsTopH HosFELDT deceased,
bearing date March 10Th 1866.
All persons Indebted to said estate are here
by required to make Immediately payment to
the undersigned administrator, and all per-
sons, having claims against said estate, tie
exhibit them duly authenticated for all
lowance within one year from the date OF
said letters or the may be precluded from
any benefit, and if such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date o1
said letters, they will be forever barred.
II. CHRISTIAN KEHR,
Admr. of Christoph Hosfeld decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, That letters
of adm u stration have been granted to the
undersigned from thc 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 h.reby notified
to make Immediate payment to the under
signed administrator and all persons hav,
ing claims against said estate to present
hem for allowance within one year from
the date Of aid 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.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-04-21
VIM. BERGER
Sheriff Of Gasconade County.
This Goth day of February 1866. ~,
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of an order issued from the
Office of the clerk of the Gascoaade County
Ceurl and to me directed against M. s..
AMI 1no, b. Banister, who by their Deed
OF Mortgag :, dated October 1st A. ID. 1860
conveyed to the County-of Gasconade tho
following described real estate, 10 wit: The
South West Q larter of the North East Or,
AMI the North West Quarter of tae North
Yves: Qulrler and Fifty-two (52l acres of
the East half of the North West Quarter
of Section Twenly-three (23), Township
Forty-two (42), Range Five 50 Wesi, 81
tLa;e in said county, for the purT ose of
securing the payment Of bond given by
them for the sum of $1,000, payable 10
the use of the SwamEland Fund Of said
county, da.ed August 16ih 1860, and where
as default has been made in the payment
of both principal and interest, proceed to sell
inaccordance with said Mortgage Deed the
above described real estate on the 18th
day Of Nay A. d. 1866, and between the
hours Of 9 o'clock in the forenoon ana
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, al lhe
front door of the courthouse of SAID county
an | dlringt1e sessi IN of the County Cour',
to the highest bidder, on terms then 10 Do
made known, to satisfy the principal In
tsrest and costs on said Mortgage Deed.
- - WM. BERGER,
r.r4S Sheriff of Gasconade county.
This goth day of February A. D. 1866