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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-07-27

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J. w. ROCK,
Admr of Order Of Sale.
SARAH NJ. BRANSON)
Now at this day comes the administrator
IF said estate and proves to the satisfaction
of the court, that the order Of publication,
made upon his petition at the February
Term 1867 thereof has been published at
cording to law, and no one appearing
and showing cause to the contrary, 1t Is
| O dered, that the said Administrator DO on
the 18th day of August next, at The front
door of the courthouse ofGaScOnade county
! and during the session of the County Court,
| between the hours of nine o'clock in the
[ fore..oon and five o'clock in the afternoon
of that day, expose to sale at public VEN
due or Outcry, the following real estate, in
the p%etition of said administrator described
to vii;
The Sc Or Of SW Or of Section -, T-p
81. Rang. 5 west, and NV Or of Sc Q
dissection Is, Township IL, Range 6 west,
ana the NE Or of SW Or of SW OR OF
Section Is. Township 20. Range 6 west, 4
NE Or Of NE Or, Section l., Township AZ
: Range 6 west, and one twelfth part Of the
EAST half Sc Or, Section Is, Township AZ
, Range 6 wes!,
=, and Sell the same or so much thereof n
m;ty be sufficient to pay the debts ofsa'c
lestate, on terms to. be made known a
the time and place of sale. First havint
had said real estate appraised and sal
sale duly advertised, as directed by law
g and that he make return of his proceeding
at the next term Of this court after sal
v sale.
Estate OF MISSOURI, Lee
ro,D+y &C CoScODoHa
Y /, Edward Kehr, Clerk of the Count
Court of the County and State aforesai
certify that the foregoing is a true COP
from the records of said ~courtin my ofic
Given under my hand and the seal
E said court, at office, in the county af1
said, this 10th day of May A. D. lS6
E EDW. KEHR, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-07-27
Sheriff. OF OUuHEy
This goth day Of July 1867.
NcfIce Of Yl1aL Excitement.

Public notice is hereby gwen to all ere,
di,ors and others interested III the estate or
JAMES COOPER and ELIHU CooPER decd,
that | will make Final settlement on SAID
as,ates at the next term or The County Court
ofGasconadeC County, to be held on The second
Monday Of August 1867 at the courthouse
in the town O. Hermann.
~ Wv I w ROCK Admr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-07-27
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CHRISTIAN
Admr. Of Henry Fri!lmann decd.
As.f,co of alnaL Excitement.

Ncflce OF gmaZ geitZeme"f.
Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
ditors and others Interested IN The estate
of CHAs. REYNOLDS dec. that l VIII
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term efthe Gasconade County Court, 10 De
held and begun on the second MONDAY IN
August 1867 At the courthouse IN the
town of Herman.
LHAS. SANDBERGER.
Adm. Of Clas. Reynolds dec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-07-27
J. w. ROCK, Admr.
Vice Of InaL Settlement.

Public Motto is hereby given to all ere
ditoYs and others interested in the estat,
of HENRY FRILLMAN decd, that | will make
Final Settlement thereof at the next term
of the Gasconade County Count, TO be held
and begun on the second Monday IN August
next at the court house in the town
OF Hermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-07-27
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
LAUNCH OF FERRyBoAT.-A ferryboal for tho
Corand street line was launched at two o'clock yssler
day afternoon from Burtis' shIpyard Red hook. rhs
boat will DO the largest ferryboat owned by the
pany. and Is Of tho following dimensions :-Length Of
deck 2l2 feet; keel 300 feet Is feet depth and %
feet BEAM stroke OF piston IL feet; diameter Of eyn
der 20 inches. Captain woosey and select party who
Witnessed the launch woro conveyed 70 and from the
shipyard In the feryboat Newark. The new boat was
taken in tow by the tusboat General Grant and placed
near tho ferry slip, where she will DO finished.
Hudson City.
FAIL rnox scsrroLp.-About ten O'Clock yesterday
forenoon painter named Gill. who was at work in the
County JAIL fell from a scanold distance Of about
thirty.nvc feet In his descent he contact with
piece of timber the sharp edge Of which laceraed
hs throat that no narrowly escaped having his head
severed from HE body. The unfortunate man
where he received medical attendance He was in he
employ OF Nr. Mitchell, Of York street.
Newark.
INSURANCE. MErrISG-For some time past the business
men Of Newark have been complaining Of 40 alleged
combination OF tho Newark Gre insurance companies for
the purpose Of forcing the rates Of premium above
fair standard II has been alleged also that several Of
the New York companies members Of The league,
and instances have boon publicly cited whore a enor.
biiant rate for insurance has been demanded TO a o.
these allegations the Newark companies have MADE no
reply Last evening pubhc meeting was nsa "a ~
Library Hall To consider tho subject sses Number o.
Vtf-'hs ttuR w hUen0nnco. All wv ss-~s'e
1rms Of the city represented full repression Ok
views and ideas was gwen and bitter fseing aeanss
TIE alleged monopoly was msnifcssea sou.'ons
were adopted donouncIng she continuation, sna CON-
miiiee appointed 10 devise plans Iof Al oi
tie evil A company win, probably, % the result
Tns CONSPIRACY cAsxa Yesterday morning the seven
members Of the coschmaks Union arrested on charree
Of consprng 70 pjurs the business Of Ezra Marsh, tho
particulars Of which have already appeared IN The
appssred before Judge Depew and surrendered
them they desiring 70 relieve their bondsmen OF
further rsspondblIIty. Ihey we're Immediately dis
CHARGED I'M day " tiai on their own rscosnisAncss q
u, 900 for sh
YvrorrAxr oyruoE o. Jvpas FrxLp-ln the Uns,ea
gsSss psssrcs Court Tuesday Judgs Field made The
following ssssnsnt:Ths District Judge had No rishN
70 nsks rules In bankruptcy; thai duty dsvolvsd
upcn inc Judge Of NE Supreme Court m JUDGES
nay make such orders among them 70 designate snch
banks In which deposits msy be made. The Judge ar.
fersd with many persons On the suhjecA sAnd whom
asked whom shall DO ready to issue nv orders in
my answer is that have none" Tho
uron were discharged FOR she term, the csur however,
u remain open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
QUARANTINE MrelllMsce.

Numerous complaints have OF late been made Of tho
detention OF passengers and their baggage
at the Lower Quarantine. II Is thoroughly understood
the officers Of health solely responsible for the
sanitary state Of the ships coming under their SUPER
vision and have nothing whatever 10 do with the sx-
animation or detention OF baggage luggage or per-
sopa wearing apparel supposed be liable to revenue
duty Outside the range Of professional medical duties
the officers Of health do travel. The Custom House
department Is supposed TO have circle Of lie own to
which its duties confined. On this question
an inquiry has boon Instituted by the Board OF Health
and the Heath 0fcer Dr. Swinburne, In regard 10 the
following ereci-rba, passengers su er
and injustice on arriving at the Lower station
from infected ports BY beng detained there for want OF
baggage permits The steamship Raleigh, from Havana
thore tho 10Th OF July instant with nfty-fve
passengers number Of whom were anxious 70 proceed
70 Europe BY tho steamer which left New York the
day following. but owing to the delay in OBJ
tanning their property were compelled 10 remain In
s cus y s%
Thomas arrived on the same day. ana permitted
20 land her passengers with their baggage for more than
twenty -four hours Tho steamship Columbia, which
rived past twelve the 2ilh usl compelled
submit the injustice although a. the time Of
steamboat Andrew Fletcher, OF the tenders In tho
service OF tho Quarantine Commissioner none Of wnom
passengers wsrs thus oo%pcsd % s.vs ~ ss
Baggage on board OF the vessel whore 10 remained how
long AFTER no one knows The ladies were obliged 70
apparel aud that Of their children on board without
any assarancs whom tbey would receive m Most Of The
vonDsh arriving ~ The Lower Quarantine have more or
Isss p.asnssrs. 81 u whom ere subjected 70 the
ane fsssasion. Formerly n W. nos - ne cusL
ton 10sss Authorities had their revenue cutsers
ors sDsstasey IN he lower bag, and pssssue,m ssd
taGpss Wsss allowed 70 proceed = once either 10 the
Cusfom Hdnss cock 70 fev Yerk V the Quarsntiss
SANITY e. aAy 70 sxsmiIs ~ To remedy ths eviis
shove desalsd suggested thst officers b dstaisi b.
~ revenue Ahorites 70 take charge Of the baGs(e
and 80 that iAsafoly delivered A the uso~s HonSo
dock: also that permits should b obtained in advance,
~ vas formerly No ceetom for many ysars such .
would save Nass amount OF trouble ana expenss
as we'll - much III failing from thosJ whe are thus
made 70 suffer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
THE BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Sunday Clubs Ceme to Grief-Can the
Rx.I.. R..rS cant a Stay of Procce Al mn.
healer Vhere Iiecu.a ~.
n'a" S
been hovOAoW .
The Board Of Excise held their regular weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon President Schuz The chair
IN. co,r, room, -. c,o-dad N r.rsnv,r. mcoca,,o
A' ~ ~ r'F.e .
by motley gathering OF liquor dealers who manifested
the utmost interest In the proceedings OF the Board
o,n. ~, IN. .v,-.r,a h., -o.,,.. =. s,r,. .,,a. 49,.
o"'As ~ w $3.50. NV "'"'A', " .'e 100 Wy
powerful atmosphere nnuence the board o'o not act
in its usua savage way in the reyokinR Of hcepsca and
.. .ans..r.r.s AMI A. t,w.,,y fo,. dealers ,v. h,,
s~ss9a'.0s Ss' |" '"e"'.'oaI ~'~' "'u ous
nve had their licenses revoked These unfortunaes
were Jacob Lebruchner 242 West Twenty. cichth
..r.a, r-.,.,. o.h,,a, 90 rh,ra .v.rr.. yo.oh rr.
frcsS -. O,nsh snd S,v,;;.:n so o,,aar
Tnn;s R,',on 70 NJ. cs, s,rss, Iohn Mo -
Hesisr .sreas' 20 N'" '@N~' e''s''' sSA 'so''' 10
The c.ss - It Ia. " s sv 30 ,t q,
the ionor rr.ss, Iss wa uo ~ pvu 'ca.n 49, 70
yoked bv ths Roard sS,.r ~. e1dan.a hsS "..nsw
shown thai a. ~ 49, sasS IL; w ssSS -. LS.y
on SUNDAY. scsc-,t.c =. sS 49, 80. ..o -
birth n a. nan cs,,, .L0 ~ sse.. e
Y,aarad in ev,dsnc. .ns 49,, sno
dav the 10Th ~ Inn. E. hS S &C.,, p vsSs a. ~
his hnsineaa cards a. .r a ,esuS ~ p NJ "
wrieten invt.t,on On tha h.,s .e VIZ, -.
wara rennesaa "a ali =. ~ " suo sau.e oaius,
their lager c.r d;cn;;,ts ~ ~ S.nIsS anu spJ0y
;s.aS 10 th scraa u .'cke.s ~ the ooor were
rs,i he sccar casrs we're tarrsd ana sS soon a,lsr
eraea dr,nF viii ths nsroos. rps, | sh svou.y oev
asshnnars Of carahy,n~s II s ,yds =, ~
f.s,ivitv aad a. Il IN saw too ~ tirae rc,cs s @
ccaded n worm;no their av into the Isocr ron, "a =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

ALLEGED FRAUDS TIE REvESuE-WithIn shorts
time past the Collector Of the Second DISTRICT and
several other revenue officers, have been seizng num-
Der OF oil reneres in this city for alleged frauds tho
It is alleged that the owners Of these esab
shments been making false returns 10 the
sors Of the quantity Of refined oil manufactured BY
them from the crude petroleum. The following are
the establishments seized:--seely Co. refinery,
Leonard street. E D.. Lyddon Hckey's refinery foot
Of First street ". D. the Crystal OH Works, Atlantic
Dock Lus MARKS refinery, near Firth and North Tenth
and Fifth streets, E. d. Fernandez 4 CO. refinery,
Red Hook Point These cases are now under examlna.
been reported 1t the ONCE Of tho United States Dstrics
Attorney. Inspector Cocheu Wednesday afternoon.
seized distlery in Navy, Prospect street, for
alleged violation Of tho Revenue law.
TIE DISTRACTIONS 10 PUEBLO DocKA-The gang Of
under direction Of Street Commissioner gurey re-
sumsd the work yesterday Of removing gatos, fences
sheds lumber &C. from the vicinity Of various piers
along the river that they would DO accessible 10 Tho
public They visited The warehouse Of Msssrs David
large gate The firm was instructed 10 place sian
the post-"Free to the Public" large shed remov-
1cG' at hs so y
was removed The gang then proceeded TO Keseys coal
portion OF bis sheds which projected the street.
No resistance offered 10 the men while removing the
distractions.
ASSESSMENT FOR TIE BOARD OF HsAlrH IN Kmcs.
couxrr.-Kpgs county is called upon To furnish the
Of g. s7a To defrsy the expenses Of the Board or
Health In this comfy. Thor aggregate expenses for
salaries, &C. are $40 2S9 and hearty three times this
ann wss b last ns have On naS a.
make up the sum they need
DEsPERATs PRsoSm.-A rough looking individual
named John Connors went into grocery store In TIL
larry street yesterday, and after taking loaf Of bread
abused the proprietor He arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Buckley who sc.t him 10 the Penentary.
to the prisoners wagon he made desperate resistance
and tried 20 get away. Six policemen threw him upon
sidewalk for the purpose putting the upon
him. when he bit severely through the leg kickel
another face and struck third with the irors
after thcy had been secured on his wrists. He
finally overpowcred. and lodged wagon withous.
being struck with cluh though he richly deserved IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
OUR FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES.
SPECIAL consequence Of the HERALD.

Affairs at the sprinGs-The Hotels Nos
Crowded-Chief Justire Chnse's visit-Ro-
man Catholic friests-Rcduetion In the
Price Of hoard.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July o. 1867.
Among Ill the watering places Of the Union none can
be compared to Saratoga The various medical proper
ties Of the different springs spontaneously issuing from
the ground here such that hardly Of those suffer-
ing from the various ills Of which flesh is her to- but
obtain by judicious use Of them special benefit,
II not . radical cure. Among invalids the water Of
Congress Spring, usual 10 be The favorites
In tasto and active properties is highly esteemed
than II has been for the last two three years. The
Empire, Excelsior Star and Columbian as efficient a.
ever.
The hotels far not crowded The Union, capable
Of accommodating eleven hundred has about Ave hun
dred guests the Clarendon about three hundred and N.Y.
and other smaller establishments are not more than
half full yet early in the season. and the weather
has been cool for the last two weeks which accounts
for the small number hero. warm spell, however,
will bring crowds. The ore to commence on the
TN OF next month, at the usual place.
The band OF the Union Hotel supplies exquisite music
for an hour every morning at Congress Spring. aud from
four to i've p NJ the spacious grounds in rear Of the
hotel
at the Union for several days about week ago. 1t
hts first Wait 10 the Springs He seemed TO be on
intimate erms with Jesuit priest from Pennsylvania
Philadeiphm, the Rev M. Dunn There are several
Roman Catholic priests at the Union; think than
Q Dozen some disguised.
Congress Hall is being rebuilt larger scale than
before 1t will be ready for guests next season, and
will be OF the BEST If not the most extensive here
United States Hotel rebuilt the site which it
stood formeriy1 so, Saratoga will eclipse its former
glory.
$25 week or $4 day for transient guests There Is
10 be q grand ball At the Union on the 25th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
TIVE NEW yusk CENTRAL RAIlaoAu.

Resisnah'o on OF Henry Keep az President
ana' Election Of n. n. Baxter.
Albany, July 20. 1897
Alta meeting ~ the Board Of Directors Of The new
York Central Rah esd today, Henry Keep resigned shs
presidency Of the rcs>t me position ps unanimously
rendered 10 william a. Fargo, but he d<dsinsa n b.
beStW ~ hen eleeted fSeesdsnt u w yseI&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26

women OF color. Lost
Mr. orRrs denied that womb, had not asked 70 10
enfranoh.scd He lad presented ,tiions here contain
Ing namos OF over o1e thousand NC men, demanding IT,
he did NOT desire 70 make politicians OF women, bat TO
remove ihe disabilities now surrounding them.
Mr. r. BROOKS, (dcm.) OF Ricbt aond, opposed the
proposition The franot se would nat elevate woman ;
Il would drag her down from the high position she now
The question was takenou Mr. curtiss amendment ex.
landing suffrage 70 womar, and wassloslo 10 l25-
Nsesrs. Beats Bel, Curiis Duganne. ,Farnham, Field,
Fcger, Fowler. Graves, Hadlcy, Harknond Kinney,
Lapham. N. ~ Lawrence, Pond, Root quicker, yeedsr
and Wales voting ia the Affirmative.
Recess 70 four O'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The report on the right Of suffrage was rec umed.
Mr.. BrxroRp, trepl OF Jefferson moved to strike out
'fweniy-one'' and Insert eighteen SO as 10 allow
Mr.. RoBxnrsov, dem Of New York. adyo, ,ied the
amendment He thought " safer to trust youl men
eighteen Of age with the ballot than to rSut the
colored man with that right
The amendment was lcst-26 10 IS
M. CASSIDY, tdom.) OF Albany, moved 10 amen 4 -
sc 10 su I0. % q colo,
when this constitution shall into operation unicA
such man Of color st the time he may offer his VOTE
mail have ossn =. nvs yssrs Immediately preceding a.
In sxplsuaiIon Of this amendment Mr. CASSIDY said 10
was mot intended 20 sfect the ressent co'cred popna
thoss VINO might come into State hereafter the same
conditions that are now ursd Of colorsd men, AZ 70
ssoS w. broushs Onward In The shsps Of Sspapsss
submssiou 70 10 people, he should redeem the pfomiss
made n sry s,sss Of shs debate. and vote Tor "A
M W. Dv1oM l.pl q New York moved 70 -.
as o. &. . 4. .ss.s
Ss..ss N dss I rom sisis nsSS ''' '.
4 s. 3 wy: ~ i IL ss ss ssIs:
nov 10 tSisa y - & iSss ~ psns uai;s' iss W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
FATAL ACCIDENT AT scWtufcrApy.

srrxcrADy, n T., ysly - 1851
John Pitts q mechanic an cmployt - inc Uslca
Railroad shops In this city was Kind ~ aern0qp ~
cylinder head failing on him !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
cMcxer MATCH IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July IS 1851
The cricket match between the Thames Club and the
Union Club ended yesterday The Union Club scorps l7
and the Thames o.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-25

other prize, more than it did in, Peoria.
At agricultural fairs, prizes are offered for
the best trotting horse, or best racer, and
the most exemplary christian people, Of both
sexes, witness the contest with great interest
and pleasure land sometimes chance little,
the Strawberries and cream, the cigars, or
something better, on the result. This is as
much a game of "chanee-money, "as between
two base ball clubs-but it is not, in either
case, game Of 'chance." It is game in
which practice, skill and ability win. To be
sure a man may meet with misfortune, he
may fall and be put out, and thus lose the
game-so may horse in race but the
game is one in which ability wins, not
chance. Just so with a trial of speed on the
track. just so with game of billiards.
But not so with the ring cake cheats the
religious raffles, etcetera-they are either
outright swindles, or, if played honest, they
are games of chance.
But, whether the club puts up its own
money, or plays for the money of its oppon-
ents or whether it plays for prize of any
other kind, is Simply distinction without a
difference.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-25

A LITTLE esterday morn
ing Friday, the 24th,) man arrived at the
Rock Island House, registering his name as
). Il. Cook, of Belvidere, Wis. He had q
draft from the Bank of Madison, Wis, on
the Ninth National Bank, of New York
Clty, tor $3.50, which he wanted Mr.. Wood
en-, the landlord, to get cash.a, as he wished
to pay $500 to a person in this city. After
being identified by residents who knew him,
Mitchell d Lynde paid the draft, on Mr..
WOoden's Endorsement, and he paid $500 to
the party indicated, with the understanding
that the money was to be returned if the
draft proves not genuine.
After breakfast Cook brought from his
room large brush, and handed it to Mr.
Wooden, requesting him to keep it until he
called for it, and then he left the house, since
which time he has not been seen there, but
was seen during the day, by one of the po-
lice. His mysterious absence induced Mr..
Wooden to opo,. bis valise, in which was
found only an old reu flannel shirt, and three
small bottles of fluid with Chicago labels on
them, and marked "poison."
The man wore glazed cap, white can
vas shoes with leather trimmings, dark
clothes, sack coat, &C., &c. He was about
50 or 60 years of age, and wore glasses.
His disappearance is q mystery.
Mr.. Woouc.. has the balance of the mou
ey and will keep it, for his own safety, until
the commences of the draft is ascertaiued.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-25
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Rock island Market,

-, Rock ISLAND, May "a.
The current value ofthe articles named below is
subject to changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the data Of this report:
/, Flour-Spring Double Extra, in bills $15, 90 at
wholesale, and $l5 10 at RETAIL Sacks, ST., 40 ut
wholesale, and $500 at retail. Loose, $500 at
wholesale, and $l4, 80 At retail EF
Wheat-No. I, $3.50. No.2 ESQ. Rejected
1.75a1,sO.
Cern-75 to soc
Oats-65a70c for IS lbs. . b E.s.tzsa
Rye-1,25aI,4O.
Barley-No. 1,oe No.a, 50.
Beans-2,00a
Onions-75c per bush.
Potatoes-90a95c.
Eggs-10aIlc dos.
Butter-very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 2Oa22c.
Sorghum-40a60c.
Salt-S,35a3, so per barrel.
|. Kerosene-Wholesale, barrels included, 50a52 /;
retail zoe.
Highwines-$2,2 20.
Poultry-Live chickens, s., 40a3 90 per dog.
Dressed. 7c per lb. Turkeys 12aI5c per ID.
Pork-For live hogs 5aa6c.
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4, so. Prime
shipping 6,75a7 so per hundred pounds.
Hides-Green country, To; green sailed, 90;
dry sailed, I2c dry flint IA; green calf 12Ac ;cut
damaged gruby price sheep pelts $1.o0
Hay-Prairie, $llal4 per ton Timothy $500
ASSOC.
Wood-Oak SIS, 90 to 100 cord.
Cosl-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at Ia cents the cost of delivering 70
be added. rs -.
From teams, in Market Square, at l5a16 cents.