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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-10-12
NciIce Of Yin0I Excitement

Public notice is hereby gwen to ell Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate OF
CHRIsToPH BICKMEYER deceased, that
l will make Final Settlement on said
estate at the next term or the County Court
ofGasconadeC County, to be held on the second
Monday of November 1867 at the court
house in the town O. Hermann.
ELISABETH BICKMEIER,
Administrative of Christ. Bickmeier dee
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SHERIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In PARTITION.
F. H. WQLKING,
Public Administrator,

Elizabeth Kellerhals, widow of Jacob Will
deceased,
Andreas Difany and Wilhelmina his wife,
Andreas Kern and Louisa his wife,
William Will, Jacob Will and
Hermann Will, Margretha Will,
Abraham Will and Isaac Will,
the last four named by Elizabeth Kel-
lerhals, their guardian, eX-parte.
0RlEROF SALE.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued
fro1a the Office of the clerk of the Gasco-
made Circuit Court, in the above entitled
cause, datod the 9th day of April A. d.
1867, 1 will OH the goth day Ct October A.
D. 1867, between the hours of nine IN the
forenoon and FIVE in the afternoon of that
day, at the courthouse door in the town
of Hermann, in Gasconade County, Mo,
and while the Circuit Court is in session,
sell the following descaibed real estate at
public vendue, to the highest bidder, to
W.T.: Lots No. 10 and 20 on East Front
street, containing each so feet front by
$50 feet, twenty feet off from the west side
of Lot No. 81 on East Front street, con
tanning 90 feet front by 100 feet depht
Lots No. Il and 43 and Lots 50 and 81
80 and 81 on East Second Street, Lots NJ
80, Al, 43, AZ & 40 on East Front street
all in the town of Hermann, county O
Gasconado and State of Missouri; Bloc
No. 10 on tho Plat of the North East Or
of South East Or. of Section No. 80, il
township No. 46 of Range s west, contain
ing 150by 1873 feet more or less, and upo
the following terms, to wit one tent
part of the purchase money to be paid j
cash at the time of sale, the balance there
of to be paid in twelve months from tn
day of sale, the deferred payment to l.
secured by q note with approved security
Hermann, August u. 1867.
VIM. BERGER,
Sheriff of Gasconade Count
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The national Republican., 1867-11-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. JonN NJ. Boris is in town, and has rooms
At the Ebbltt House
Gov PErRrorST, of Virginia, is at the Kirk
wood.
Hon. N. q. TAYLOR, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, has returned TO Washington, and may be
found at his office.
The Turkish Minister Blacque Bey was on the
the floor Of the House yesterday In conversation
with General Banks and other members.
Among the arrivals In Philadelphia yesterday,
the following WAshingtonian names we notice
Messrs. W. F. Kcngla S. s. Hull, J. N. Hart,
Charles Z. Robinson, L. Shaw, NJ. b. North, W.
II. NAllcy, Charles b. Brown. d. b. Lauffer, H.
], White, d. S. Carpenter, II. D. Stienman, and
J. +, Bailey.
ANoN0 the Washing gtonians in New York yes
terday, we noticed the following names: Genera
{, H. Howard p. g. Spooner, q. b. Cartee, II.
PAfk, N. H. Davis, g. w. Gee, and A. W. Clapp;
and In Baltimore we note the following Of our
ieIIow-ci'izens; Colonel John Calhoun, J. Casey,
A. I Mcdonald, NJ. p. Welch, N. MattingIy, Z.
d. Brooks, H. q. winncy, p. IL, Corcoran, A. A.
Corp Q. GRutier, NJ. q. Robinson, S. W. Wolf
w. Hunter, J. f. Cox, q, Brown, +. A. Hitch.
Hock, W. Sharkey, and Captain J. W. Balm.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. 27-Evoning g-Consolse closed at
siIi; U. s. $685. 7o; Erics, IS; Illinois Central,
so.
FRANKYoRr, Nov. 27-Evening.-U. S. s2o's,
75x.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2T-Eyening Cotton closed
heavy at q further decline Of lied, Middling
uplands, 1916, Orleans, 8 l-l6 Sales OF the day
10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-In the House OF Commons
last night the debate on the Abyssinian war be
came animated, and was prolonged to late
hour, and there was a disposition to fuss with
the Ministry on the ground that they had sent a
military and naval expedition to Aoyssinia on
the sole advice Of Napier, without waiting to
obtain the sanction Of Parliament, but the Gov
eminent made satisfactory defence of Its ac-
tion, and at the conclusion OF the debate asupply
OF two million pounds was voted
LONDON, Nov. 27-Evening g-Dlspstehes from
the Abyssinian expedition say that large sup
plies Of volunteers from Nubis have been Of
fered to the British commander.
The American bark yesta went ashore near
Shanghai in n gale, on the nth Of September.
The captain and crew were saved. Tho vessel
was set on FIRE by the wrcckers, but portion OF
her cargo was saved.
LONDON, Nov. 27-Evening g.-Baron Won Beust
has issued a note, In which ne declares the main
tainancc OF the temporal power OF the Pope
necessary for the peace Of Europe.
BEELIs, Nov. 27-Evening.-T Prusgian Diet
by a vote of lsl to leo has adopted resolution
declaring that the constitution Of Prussin guar.
antees the liberty OF speech.
PARIS, Nov. 2T-Evening.-Prussia has agreed
to the proposition for general European con.
ference.
1t is said that France and Austria have con.
cluded a special treaty.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Our NEW TYPE.

We salute our readers and patrons this morn
| Ing and make our polite bow In an entire new
| suit Our reasons for this change may be briefly
| stated. As TO whether the change Ia an Improve
ment, all who see the REPUBLICAN, this morning
can judge for themselves.
Since the present proprietor has had exclusive
control Of this journal 1t has steadily advanced
In public favor as Its lists Of subscribers and Its
advertising patronage fully demonstrates. We
now find II necessary, in order to keep up with
the times and with the demands Of our adyer-
tisers, to provide more space; and the kind OF
type which we have selected will enable us to
furnish more variety and also to extend our lists
of advertisers.
We may take this opportunity to say that the
REPUBLICAN, will keep on steadily in the course
heretofore pursued. 1t will make Its local
columns a speciality, and will devote all Its en-
ergies to improve and to build up Washington
II will be, as heretofore, independent, truthful,
and above board In all Of Its uttersnccs, and
avoid all offensive personalities and everything
that can possibly offend good taste or the social
proprieties Of life. In will have the latest news,
telegrsphic and otherwise, that can be obtained
by industry or for money. II short, without
making multitude OF promises, II Will AIN TO
be q frst-class newspaper.
We cannot close this article without full and
free expression Of thanks TO our numerous pa
trons and we trust the fsvors they have so freely
and cheerfully conferred upon us will be con-
tinued, and that in the future, rs well as In the
past and the present, we shall have their cordial
appreciation, their good will, and their un-
shrinking and liberal support.
with these few brief words we greet all OF our
friends, trusting that they will be able to be
truly thankful on this day, set apart as our ma
tional festival.
We purchased our new type from the type
foundry OF COLLINS & McIEEsrER, Philadel-
Dhia
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Movements OF Sheridan,
Especial Dfspateh 10 the Republican,
CHAsg Run, (SgAR Bush RIvER,) Md,

tSpsoidI Dispafeh % the RtpuJIfcdn.l
CHAsI Run, (sgAR Bush RIvER,) Nd,
November 27, 1867.
General Sheridan, accompanied by two Of his
STAFF and servant, arrived here this afternoon
from New York. The General proposes to de-
vote a few days to the rare sport Of duck-shoot-
ing on the Bnsh and Gunpowder rivers and
Chesapeake bay. He will not: go to the Indian
country at present. He is in fine health and
spirits and naturally feels under great obligation
to the President for ordering him away from the
ravages OF yellow fever and affording himsan OPP
portunity to be lionized and enjoy respite from
vice
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
From Richmond-News In General

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 27.-The delegates to the
Reconstruction convention which meets on Tues
day are already arriving here.
The Nep Nation says that the first act OF that
body should be to yscaIe all state onices held by
rebels and put In loyal men.
AT a Republican meeting here petition to
Gen. Schofeld was adopted, asking at future
elections the city police be removed from the
polls and military protection substituted.
Ex-Secretary Sedden was before the grand jury
all this morning. This afternoon Gen. Lee was
before II, and questioned for about two hours.
The jury has found q new Indictment. 1t is
about six times as long as the old one but only
presents the same facts more In detail.
On the I'D OF March Mr.. Davis win be taken
In custody by the marshal on this indictment
Gen. Lee and Sedden were recognized to appear
as witnesses.
The movements of Mr.. Davis are as yet un-
certain.
Thanksgiving day will be observed here to-
morrow, and the banks and public Offices will be
closed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
From Montgomery, Ala. The Recon-
struction Convention.

MoSTGoMERY, Ala, Nov. 27.-The Reconstruc-
tion Convention passed an ordinance abolishing
the county Of Colbert created at the last session
OF the Legislature. The action taken yesterday
in reference to judicial officers was reconsidered
and an amendment adopted to elect all judicial
officers, including the Supreme Court judges, by
a popular vote. All the officers, executive, ju-
dieiai and legislative, are now to be elected by
the people.
An article was offered and referred, providing
that the next General Assembly shall have au-
thorty to alter or amend the article on the cleo
tive franchise of the constitution, provided that
such alteration shall not operate to remove the
disabilities of any class disfranehised by said
article; and that no person shall be disqualified
by such alteration or amendment, who aided the
enemies OF the United States In the rebellion,
and who has assisted in reconstructing this State
in accordance with the reconstruction laws Of
Congress.
A test vote shows that the article will be
adopted. Under It, the next Legislature has the
authority to continue the prescription.
The convention resolved to observe Thanks
giving Day tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
From New Orleans-The Convention and
the Resolutions.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-In the convention to-
day Mr.. Wicklifc twhite) offered the following
resolution;
Rssoired, That we hereby utterly repudiate all
desire for class legislation, and all desire to
Africanize the State; that we do not, as people
or party, desire or mediate or countenance
bloodshed or revenge; that all we claim is equal
we deprecate the sentiments expressed In a lead
ing article in the New Orleans Republican, in its
issue of the 23d inst, and denounce said article
as uncalled for, inoendiary and dangerous to the
best interests OF the party, and declare said artl
Gle do not represent the sentiments, wishes or
purposes of the Radical Republican party Of
Louisiana or the colored race.
The resolutions were discussed with great
excitement, and were finally tabled by a vote OF
| % to 81.
The committee reported series OF rules and
regulations, which were adopted entire.
| The convention has adjourned until Friday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
From Augusta, ,Ga.-DsIesatss Appointed. !.

AuousTA, Ga, Nov. 27.-At a meeting OF the
citizens Of Richmond county tonight preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted in
favor OF universal amnesty, the abolition OF
oaths as qualification for office, impartial suf-
frage, and urging the people Of the State to or
gapize to defeat reconstruction under the mill
tary bills.
Twenty-four delegates were appointed to the
conservative convention at Macon. Tne meet
ing was largely attended and enthusiastic.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

TnE probabilities now are that all the Ken
lucky delegation will be admitted to seats in
Congress, with perhaps the single exception Of
Mr. YoUSG. The seat he claims may be given to
Mr MCKEE. Mr.. YOUNG, we think, is the gen.
tlemNn who some years ago was elected to Con-
gross before he was old enough to be eligible to
A seat
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Revenue Cutters

In his communication transmitted to the House
o-'ay relative to the revenue service, the Secre-
ary Of the Treasury reports that for the fiscal
year ending 1866, the repairs to revenue cutters
amounted to f2OS, ,slGG+; expenses of the service,
tl,O'S,7s2Cii while the seizures made amounted
to only t2j,lll.iS in value. The expense of the
service at Baltimore was tlll, ,O27.Os, and the re-
pairs there $50, 1910, and no seizures reported.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Congrehs YeaIeI day.

There was not much business of Importance
transacted in Congress yesterday. Mr.. SToKEs
made quite lengthy speech on the political sit
uation Of his State Tennessee. He was replied
by Mr. Eldridge, ofWisconsin. There are various
financial projects on foot, and already many ref
erences have been made to the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

VIZ WOULD RECOMMEND our friends and all
"chewers of the weed" to call on Mr.. ]. 5.
CLAYTON, corner Of Sixth street and PennsylVa-
MIA avenue, agent for the popular Toledo Buck
eye Fine Cut, and ask for the " Buckeye" This
tobacco is equal to any fine cut offered for sale
and is destined to occupy the front rank In hne
cut and all popular chewing tobaceos.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

WEHEAR THAT THE Lion Pianist, LEoPoLD DE
MEYER, in company with Madame PAREPA, will
como to Washington next week for two nights.
Although no advertisement has yet appeared 1t
!t already Whispered about in fashionable cir
elcs, and preparations for the occasion are in
pFOgFCsB,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
The FIaacO Fight.

WILMINGTON, N. C., Nov. 27.-The stakehold-
ers In the Collyer and Kelly fight privately an
nounced their intention this morning to declare
the fight OF, and summon the principals to meet
at the clipper Office, New York, on Friday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Earthquake shocks In Nevada.

SAN Francisco, Nov, 27.-Shocks OF an earth
quake were felt in Nevada yesterday. They
first accompanied by rumbling sound, like
thunder, coming from the north.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

STUDENT OF yarmouth College recently, In
reply to a question by his tutor, defined the word
- passover" to refer to the crossing Of the Red
Sea by the Israelites.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

The day before the Paris Exposition closed,
two affable young gentlemen managed to steal a
diamond necklace, valued at 5000 in gold, from
one Of the showcases.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
The Equitable Life A..urane. oomp.nv

The advertisement of this company will be
found In another column. The best recommend
alton we can give is to say that we have insured
in it, Mr., F, HEYgR is the agent, corner Of Sew
Cnth and ID streets.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
NO PAPER To-MoRROw.

In order to enable to enable our employees to
celebrate Thanksgiving day in an appropriate
manner no paper will be issued from this once
tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

JKPY. DAVIS bail bond has been Autographed,
and is meeting a ready sale In Richmond. Gree
ley's signature is the feature, we suppose.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

THE Boston Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation has bought two houses in that city to
lodge young women applying for assistance.
They will be opened about the hrst of the year.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

T0HS T. MITCHELL,
Ihavo this day made still further reduction In the
price Of all my stock Of
SILKS, sHAwLs, AND DRESS GOODS,
Which brnKs them down fully as low as the New
York prices, and In many much less The stock
has been purchased at the lato auctions where tho
best GOO BS were sold and the well established rep.
uaOn Of this Store is guarantee that only the best
class Of GOODS are offered.
have selected and separated from the stock large
lot OF SILKS q the past season, and marked them
rich and elegant goods that are great bargains.
CLoAKs CLoAKs sii CLoAKsiil
shall open this morning hfty Black and col3Ted
CLOTH CLoAKs, the cheapest and most stylish
GOODS In this market. A full assortment Of
MOURNING GOODS,
In every variety, at reduced prices.
Our stock IL always open to inspection, ana me A.
tentiOn Of purchasers IL TequeSted. noNB-dlOlf
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

The soil in Ozark county, Wis, Ia 80 dry that
the farmers have not been able to do their
plOughing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, NO MATTER FROM
what cause, are readily eo9tISllcd by proper and
Electricity and vRpor Baths at the corner Of Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

EIGHT or ten years ago a couple, in ZanesviIle,
Ohio, became tired OF each other, and were di-
vorced. Both parties remarked, and both lost
their new partners. Recently they forgot their
grievances, revived their old affection, and be.
came husband and wife.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Wants.

XITANTED-NRw AND CAsT-oFF CLOTHING,
w OLD GOLD AND SILVER, ,or any other article
OF value at the old blshed Merchant PawnbIoker
Store Of H. FULTON 4 Co, 6O2 Ninth street. doors
north Of Pennsylvania avenue. tdoO'H
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

SIX pounds of cotton were picked In single
day by eighteen negroes, on plantation In
Georgia, last week.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

THE receipts from Internal revenue yesterday
amounted to t44I I,S70.62,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

QUITE a number OF the members OF Congress
called on the President yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

THE Prince Of Wales recently paid two days
visit to Frankfort, and all manner OF Hcandalous
stories are told Of him in that famous German
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
sons, the great curse of young men, permanently
cured at the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylya
MIA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

In digging trench in garden at Stratford,
Connecticut, last week, an eathern pot was un'
covered, which contained thirty old copper coins
dated from 1904 to lT24. They were OF English
Scotch, French, and Irish coinage, and some o.
them evidently new at the time of their con
cealment
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

BRONCHITIS, AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS.
eases radically cured at the corner OF Eighth street
and pcnnsy lyania avenue,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES CURED
permane by Electro guctic Treatment, at the
corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylyania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

INTACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. WHEN NOT
organic, yield to the Electrical currents In DR..
Send for a circular, with certificates. nO2s.n
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

sJo NEW HAT AND SHOE STORE E1Q
OlS j. T. PETTY 4 co. OlO
Have lust opened at SIS Seventh street, opposite In
teIigenccr building, new and we'll selected stock
Of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES for Gentlemen
and Boys, which they offer at a small advance upon
cost. Having bought for Cash they enabled to
offer superior Inducements to purehasers, and solicit
are really selling desirable class Of goods at very
call collected, and comparison Of prices ehal-
lenRed with any similar establishment In the city.
J, T. PETTY CO,
5lsseventh street. opposite Intel Building,
hand, nozS-h
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

CATARRH ALSO YIELDS TO THE ELECTRICAL
currents ut the corner Of Eighth street and Pcnnsyl
ynniA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
STEINwAY a SONS PIANOS.


ofcial certificate Of the President and members OF
tho IntefnRtiOnaI Jury upon Musical lnstTumentsa
~ PARIs, July %, 1857,
We eertify that the hrst gold medal for American
Pianos has been unanimously awarded to MesSrs;
Exhlbllon. MELlNET,
PTeHdent OF International Jury
GEORGE KASTNER,
EDWARD HANsLtCK,
j. SHBIDMEYBR,
AMBROSE THOMAS,
" A, GRVAERT,
Members Of International Jury. .
cannot refuse to Join my declaration Ito tho one
my honorable cOileSgues Of the jury q Glass TO- tha.
the hTst gold medal for American Pianos has been
given 10 STRiNwAY 4 SONS by theunanimous vote
Of the Jury, as we'll by the superior Gonneil OF
Presidents Imperial COmmiEsion,l declare, inr'
thermoTe that neither the Jury OF Glass nor the su
peroT Council OF Presidents have asked tho deeOra
Ion Of Inc Legion OF HonoT0r Mr. Chiekerng as such
demand was not within their province,
PBTIS,
Director Of the Conservatory Of Brussels,
And Reporter Of Glass 10 Of the llternatlensi Jay
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