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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14


SERIOUS FIRE IN CINCINNATI-A LARGE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT DESTROYED
The Miami Printing Company concern, re-
Gently incorporated and put into opera
tlon, located on the canal, near Eighth
street, and kno yn, heretofore, as Morgan's
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
The presses were in the first story, and by
the exertions of the firemen, were saved
with no damage except from the water
which was thrown'hpon them by the en-
gines; but every particle of stock, and all
the type of the establshment-chiefiy new.
for it had recently been perfectly renova-
ted and e-supplied-were ruined.
The loss in the type in the establishment
is estimated at Sls,OOO; and the total loss
about $4,000. The insurance is S3O,OOO Sc
cured in three foreign and seven local re-
sponsible companies.
Among the effects destroyed were some
1000 copies of General Basil Dukes His
tory of Major General John Morgan's Cav
airy, which will be replenished in a short
| time.
We are authorized to state that the con-
cern will be in operation again in less than
a week.
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8aiItOaGs.
Cincinnati, Dayton & Eastern R. R. Co.
uussHEsANpUsKY 3 CINCINNATI R.R)
@W ~ 9tk

ek@Rl 9
ON and afterMonda ,Novemberlg 1866 anu Hntll n !.
~ nlrther notice, trsns will run daily (sunuhys
e0cepted) as follows; ,,,.,..
IELD connects ut spring gheld for Delaware Az
Beliefoataine for the East; arrives AZ SAN
dusky At 7:30P r NJ.
Returning, arrives at Dayton at 6aOP r. NJ
c.OO M.-NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Dayton
O.UU connects at Forest for the Vest " san, san
dusky for Cleveland and the East, ana M Nun
boat for kelley's Island ana fut-in
day for Detroit
Sleeping cars on night trains. ,....,.,
JH POTTER, superintendent.
r. r. SLOANE, President ocHsuu
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14
LII[f:!!. IL | .E!lIia

CONTAINS ALL THE MEDICAL VIKrUFg oE
- fine Tree Tar. Wine ofTar cures Coupurr ntiop
Dolds sore Throat and breast, Bronchitis ,thna
IptheTih Gravel, Diabetes and Diseases o he Kid
nsyend Bladder and other complaints
Soldb by Druggists aud Grocers throuVhont H.,
United States ut oNly 81 90 a bottle NV
W, W. SrEWART, GRRERAL AaEkr
HeWare of Counterfeit
genuine hsVe"Wino oS Tar" bovu on bottle.
tct9Otf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14

NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.-We had call
this morning from Mr.. Swope, the engineer
of the "Pacific S Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany." This line is to be constructed from
Portland, Maine, to San Francisco, Cali
fornia, and Mr.. Swope informs us that he
is here to locate the line and contract for
the timber for the poles. The line will be
run ria Cincinnati and st. Louis, making
Dayton and Springfield points on the route.
Twenty-seven hundred miles are already
completed. and the stock of the company,
we are informed, is all owned by parties
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
1t gives us pleasure to announce the con-
struction of this new line OF Telegraph,
and we hope the petition for the right of
way through our city, which Mayor Ken
ney will present Mt the next meeting of the
Council. will meet with the favorable con-
sideration of that body and the right of
way be granted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14

FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburger q Son, No.
l0S Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14
MtdifaI.
LIfe-HeaIth-strength.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
observation-disclosures.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC Pills,

Are prepared by the Messieurs GAEANClkRh a , Dg-
poSr pharmaceutists, No. 2i4, Rue Lombard,
fOSii, t,i from ire Prescription OF DIR. JUAN DKLA.
i,aasr Chisef Physician to tho Hospital du Nord
on IAribosere.
Letter of Recommendation
PARIS, May 5, 1893
GrNrLrNES we have used the "sPRcIPl0
Ptiisi made from DR. DELAhARRk's IhEsohlP,
Tioy during several years past IN our pflVate ana
nuhiic practice, and have found them y most tneI'
gstic and efficient Remedy In cases o. sPermR'Ot-
Sbea or seminal weakness; Nightly, DAILY, Of
Prsy,gfurs Emissions; Sexual weakness, or IN
ng sgct. Special Derangements OF the nervous Sys.
IN, Ny eaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
sexual Excessesi ReiasatioH OF the Genital W Or
ganst Weak Spine; Affections of the Eyes Lime.
or "Hrick Dust" Deposits in the Urinei Mllky'
Discharges; Paleness of the skin, Win sunkeh
Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinchod FeAturesi
Irregular action OF the Heart and IN all the ghastly
train OF symptoms arising from Oyer-use, ABUSES
or loss from any cause, Of the Nervous fOrce.
we earnestly advise the Profession, ana All per
sons suffering from any Sytapfomdfic or OrgdHto
Agscfioas Of the GENlTO- URINARY SYSTEMS, TO use
these Pills with high respect, we are yours most
sincerely. . ..-... a, N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14

~ Farmers and Mechanics will buy
their Custom Made Clothing at the old and
reliable Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main
street, three doors south of the Market
House, sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14
ARTICLE ON OUR LIST.

A GOLD OR SILVER WATCH, sII.yER-pI. .rE,I
TEA SET, SEWING MACHINE. OR ANY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-14

GB- If you want to get your Boots
neatly repaired, go to Goodman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Lively Competition for the
Panama Privileges.
Efforts to Create Division Be-
tween Peru and Chile.
Tho Trouble Caused by Admiral
Tucker Settled.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray, from
Asn,pwal ON the oath ult at this port yester
dsy bringing our files and dispatches from Central and
South America
The main features OF the the religious question
in Peru The debate in the Peruvian Congress on the
question of religious toieraton for final on
the I'd OF April when the following three proposals were
submitted to the House:-Firs, that the Roman Catho,
lie religion religion Of the State and as SUCH to
be protected and maintained by the State. Second that
the State could recognise other RELIGION Third that
the public worship of any other demonstration
should be allowed practsed In the republic. The
first OF these propositions was passed did, the
ond with but dssentent and the third the
Of turmoil and excitement which prevailed for
some few days. Five-eighths OF tho Congress were
opposed and ready vote for ITS rejection but
the has prevented this by prevailing upon
some of the members and by purchasing the votes Of
others The measure carried by majority Of threcs
There are tive Protestant churches in Lima. bssiars
Jewish synagogue and half dozen Buddhs, 'clni!es
for Chinese worship The frs. three OF be
closed with impunity, and goverrraea' is aware Of
the fact. wise and saluary leisure had been
brought to bear upon tae Cabinet and the
consequence was tho Introduction of bill into
Congress providia- tor the religious wants Of
the non-Cathn'r f.fs.on Of the community and making
1t Lawful a.. Ism to worship God as they please in
prvne e..dngs, upon private property. This bill had
bcca wen received, and would become law; and the
question Of religious tolerance, Notwithstanding all the
frore and turbulence to which had giyense in its
discussion, will remain for the future just where had
been all along. Neither party gains jot or little In
any way.
The following is the specie list Of the Henry
Chauncey:-
Panama Railroad Company Observation-Disclosures. SIS, 4s7
Eugene Kelly Il Co. Is, 800
Wells, Fargo Co.. 7S APT
Order Observation-Disclosures. 20, 900
3. L. lsaacs 4 Asch. ........... 500
Total .......................s20 6, 2l4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03
BRITISH HONDURAS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.

Position Of tho Ruiding Indinns-A Large
British Force Under Arms-Au Ex-American
Rebel ProspectisG -Demandf for Labor-Pro-
jectcd Railroad TO the Paciac.
HAVANA, April q, 1851.
BY arrival OF tho English schooner Adventure Captain
Swasey with tho mails from Belize have news to the
10th inst tsst
The report Of the capture Of Kanul the Indian chief
Of tho Oh chihaw trbe the only clan in reality hostile
to the English 10 not confirmed and. In fact II Ii
said that such capture made because f IL
had been the would have been quickly conveyed
70 Belize The Indians, however, only continued a war
with the Yucaan tribes and had not dared make any
more aggressons ethor mahogany cutters the
inhabitants In the small towns
The entire force OF the English fairly estimated
at about one thousand men. al Of whom cup tho
river" none bcng required In Belize, which duly
cared for by the volunteer corps
At the last nothing disturb the
guilty Is most OF she troops had returned to Belize
leaving only company or two up tho river.
Ex-Confederate Colonel Graham. Of Texas is prospect
Ing He arrived unwell, having made trip to Hondu-
ras he came passenger In tho Adventure and will
proceed to Jamaica no RECEIVERS intending
settle at either of those colonies He was asonsshe to
see such largo OF nc land uncuvated and lying
waste in such snexceent climate and feels very
gunc about prospecting successfully.
The Adventure sails for Belize to-day, In ballast, with
the mails. She has three passengers, all from England
Monsieur John h Dc Bramc, engineer and sugar
planter his son. and Mr. HARRISON connected with the
nrm OF Young, Harrison Co.. mahogany shippers
On the sehooners return to Havana hope to have It
in my power send samples OF the Honduras sugar
The plantations reporting progress. and some ship
ments though made N icur barrels had gone forward,
both to the United States and England.
The demand Tor laborers wasvery pressing In Houdu-
Only few come now and then from Jamaica, and
the merchants very desircus to have regular
muncaon by with the outer world, above all
from the United States even were II only once or twice
a month especially with New Orleans and New YORK.
The project OF building railroad from Port Cabao,
Bay Of Honduras through Spanish Honduras to the Bay
of Eonscca, the Pacific, opening much more
nonic and shorter route to San Francisco looked
upon enterprise likely TO be carried out, and, II
combined with China 1t needs further comments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

brought out 10 Chile three Of her present
and forty Parrot guns Of large cab 70! the toruhca
tons He returns 10 the States for the oenent ms
health having been broken down In experimenting tAe
delivery and mounting OF his big cannon ana preparing
the steamers for men-of.war. Several oiner
are hsre ENGAGED In fitting out the cniis NAVY ana
The Valparaiso Price CaTraa gives inc ioso"'ns sur"
mary OF the markets.
There has been very active business during the
past fortnight the foreign arrivals have been very
numerous, and there beng steady demand ior nome
consumption, the transactions In imports nave Deen on
large scale In exports there has been an equa.'y
active trade the demand for wheat continues on an
increased scale and both In this grain and IN noul
large operations have been Effected For copper ana
nitratcs there has been steady demand but without
any material alteration In prices which still rule low
The ship David Stewart loading with wheat LOT BAL
tmore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03
w E S T INDIE s.


The French Squadron as the Bahamns--Ne
American Port TO be Entcrcd--Coionial Re.
trenchment--T Trade Very Dull.
By the arrival at Havana Of the steamship Corsica
Captain Le Messurier from Nassau N. r.. the Gath
u we have received our files from said port the 23d
Of April inclusive
The French Admiral Of the Gulf station having special
njuncons TO prevent any Of tho ships returning from
Mexico touching any OF the American ports the fol-
lowing gunboas from Havana put In at Nassau, with tho
intention pass about month there before attempting
to cross the Atlantic The OF the ships are: The
BrandoA, Tsrtare racsque, Diligent and Tournament
The Tartare. however, sailed for France, VIA Bermuda
on the 9Th OF April and the Brandon on the 10th ut
The other three staying In Nassau. The Digent
put in quarantine having one cas- Of small pox;
the general health however, both Of officers and crew
was good although few got sick soon after arrival BY
eating poisonous nsh and died in consequence
the TsctiQue 70 leave for Bermuda on the 2sth ult
On route Tor France.
II being Lent public entertainment took place,
but the ofncers received every polite attention.
The schooner John Belch, nom the United Statse
rived on the sh ult, with lumber &c, for rebuilding
the Wesleyan Trinity Chapel, which was destroyed By
the hurricane In October last
the lighthouse on Castle Island was nnished on the
9Th ulk, only the lamps from England beng wanted;
they are expected IN two months hence.
Her nsjssty's gunboas Steady, having completed her
insl bbe 70 meet the Admiral there. Lieutenant
Csoft took temporary command Captain Oliver having
invaded and Left for England After run Of two days
from Havana the packing the top OF the engine boilers
caught IRE which took two hours to extinguish, and
shs arrived late On the 5th ulk
the House Of Legislature expected 70 close about
the "a Of May Governor Ransom assented 70 the bills
passed b the House. Many reductions be made
In the different Departmental The Office Of assistant
police inspector was abolished. several out-sland COL
Iscson and police magistrate were dsmssed on small
me Governor and Council wanted the House 70 pass
Csrency bill % ~ 10 issue 81 notes The House
threw II QUA by large majority.
A we'll, the first from New York, has arrived for
ffull The crop" being short prices were my Per
csnt higher than lnet year The hurricane destroyed
great many Of the plants of the pineapple.
Her Maiestys steamer Cygnet slll In harbor but
v1s 70 leave for short cruise 70 Turks Island and back
me Treasury u In debt-a few months ago borrowed
zSooo which u al gone, and nov another losn Of
Ek.G 10 h desirable.
BusInem ID excsedinaly dull
inc 0rsnd BApts Chapel BAZAAR realised a. 100 a.
Inn In I've daya
JaWasca. p
OR sdvlcss mon Jamaioa srs dAtsd = Kingn1ca -
- l1GA q Aprl Ths wsaAhse n KinCslea - un1sg
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gone favorable ohanea good shower OF rain FEN a.
the I1th ut. with every indoatoa Of continuance 4
the rainy season.
There was nrs at Hall's Pen, In St Andrew ON ths
10Th Of April resulting in the total destruction Of The
PEN II was the work OF an incendary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

From the London Times. April Ill
Mr. Verdon, the Treasurer OF the colony Of Victoria
able TO STATE In his budget tho 5th Of February
thar there was small surplus Jos, from the yer
1865, for, though the revenue amounted only .
60 $751; there had been savings on the votes for N
year For 1867 his estimate Is that the revenue wouA
reach 60 $50 lse and the expenditure 60 $40 o7s In
ese circumstances he asks for increased tariff athsg
than postpone any Of the public works He proposes
ten per I'D vsorem duty apparel all articles
cotton ncn mixed materials except corn and woss
bagsl boots and shoes doors and window sashea
lea.her ware and harness carpetinss tapiocat sas9
ings and all manufactures containing SIN.
On spirits 1oa per gallon; on oils In bsln
as IL is unground and manufactured or not On ssan
imported goods mot otherwise charged Qnciuding corr
free @ Which animals is'In vo booRs ~
newspapers, coal, akai, sulphur rosin, hemp, nax,
iute cocoanu. bre manarcs. seeds, WOOL sallow h1s
bar sheet or plate, hoop iron. iron ppss and rAws1
iron rails PASSENGER luggage, cabin and other furniture
conveyance across the frontier, and pscissss n s1
goods are ordinarily imported.
The Melbourne Aross says: Tho Ministry have -
10 committees a regards raw massraa and susp,elsa
has gained ground that the ura-pr0sscsicnists w =
which heavy duties win BE- laid 70 Wy thorosehly
professionals experiments for the "ssoourasemsm -
native industry
New Zealand.
The nevu from New zeaiand by this man NO. =
great importance.
The Maori war continues 70 drag IL slow Length acss
and although the latest news from the mont advises
cessation oe hossiluss. u appears very doubtful hov
long this pssse win last the events which LED 70 shs
result were n follows
On ina IAN ar February skirmish, sad 70 be ons -
the smartsst that has occurred during this var 100
place at wakamersmA n ne IsursnS c, sss -
h bstins their ssssants OF The English three wsso
S,,sd ma humber wounded and missing and By lassse
sorounts Il WA stated thst The naores loss ten mens
snrcs n whom were chiefs From the same source 10
,ss,. shst Inc HsorSss hsld four European pr~oasn
Tbs natives dsoiared thas they have no intsnsion =
,."ssscrnr thee men, bat intend keeping them -
prssonsrs of wsk Thsy intend they ~, % pat thsm
q work but mot 70 III ~ them.
n a. Wsltslo districts floods have bssn expensncsA
maze awe han asy thai have occurred FOE years Ne
rver rinng ID several places and doing mach damage -
he ensroun1ing country.
I6s Auckland weekly Herald gives detailed acooant
a ~ Vreun Of he Steamer Star of The Evening"
Poverty bay In The North Island Of New Zealand Ths
vessI w bound for Auckland, having several passsa.
esss asd two hundrsd sheep on board. on The 18th q
March m On reef u rocks and became total wFsck
nissssn PERSONS wsrs savsd with Gsas dncully, ~
~ rsmain1sss - n nanboss wsee 81 drswnel
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OR advlcss fron Jamaioa ere satsd = Kingneca -
~ J1A q Aysil n wssAAse n Kingussa - un1sl
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Arrival Or the nfernisG star-,furder Of .
Wsman-eulciae 81 . Mantle Reciprocity
Treasy--Anericas Onsciais siishied, &c.
HosoLrIu, March 23 1851
the missionary packet Morning Star aruvsd on The
norpug Of shs l3sh. afssr nns passage Of 40 days
IRON Bosssa shs u nne little craft, and judging from
The report Of he voyagc Is fast sailer and excellent
- boa Her bsss days run $50 milsa. She 10
possessed Of I'll the requirements calculated 70 make hss
: comfortable and sale conveyance 70 and from The
isands 70 the westward
From LAssi We :.z-e new Of another murder, sup
pos,d 70 have been committed BY man who had ~
tempted shs nabss dicun task es keeping wife and
concubns under the same roof terms Of equality and
harnoay. me wife and mistress guarded and fought
and Ne wife cane Oh nrss bssk The hssbasd vs1
materially oopdolsd with the mistress ana TOOK ssass
seaine ne VITA Boon after the body u Ne wifs
- fsusl Vim sundu bruises ssd narn Il > ksifs
upoa y
A ~ paaavs wsuaa ~ IT. asnAcnrA - ~
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making their labor cost over Sis month and very poor
labor q that
The spring season has opened, and the nnt arrival
from the coast Of Lower California is reported; the
President Captain Kelly, with - barrels sperm oil and
barrels Of humpback OIL Captain K. states thas the
neet had done very poorly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-10
SHERIFF SALE,

By virtue ofan execution issued from the
Office OF the Clerk Of, the asconade County
curt and to me directed in favor ofGas.
conaIe County and against Thomas G
Brauson, G.. w. Sheriff., w. r. Branson,
[ have levied and seized as the properly
of the said Thomas G.. Branson the fol
lowing described real estate, to wit:
The undivi ded 9th part of S half of SW
SV, Section -, Township AZ. Range 6.
The undivided 9th part of s half Of Sc
OR, Socuon II, Township ~, Range 6.
The undivided 9Th par. of N half of NE
Or, Section %. Township AZ, Range 6.
The undivided 9th part ot.NW of NE,
Section "a, Township AZ, Range 6.
And | will on the 18th day of August
n xt, between the hours of 9o'clock in the
for O. and 5 in the afternoon ofthat day.
bet, ore the courthouse door in the town of
He ma in, and while. the County Court is
in session, sell all the right and interest
which [ may or can sell as sheriff, Of, in
and to the above described property, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy
the said execution and costs.
sell. as s. WM., BERGER.
Sheriff OF Gaseonade County.
3 This goth day OF July 1867.
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Order Of Publication.

,rbg Circait Court of Crawford Coun,v
Mo. in vacation.
NARY F. PINNELL YlH.1 Ci,, oo,;.'
ae,inst 60 a,,'V'
LANES A. PINNELL DEFY 'o''''
Now at this day comes the plaintiff in
,be above entitled cause, before Tie under
sg,ed clerk Of ,hc Circuit Court Of Gas
,o0o,de Connfv in vacation, and flied n.r
,@lovif ~sta:inr that the defendant j. II
ran.rnsjdont Of he State Of Missouri,
and cannot be summoned in this ~ ion. ii;
:, Aar.fnrn ordered bv the aforesaid c'.r..
- walton. that publication be made A.
l"rj nv IA Ior notifrinr him. DATA a.,io,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-10

F n the Gasconade Circuit Court
IN VA alton, July 29th 1867.
.,,u WUETHRICH,r) Civil action
against ny At'ach-
hIoralAS WCETIIRlCH,) men'.
AA At this day comes Anna NJ. Wueth-
'0t the plaintiff in the above entitled
ieD' I.R're the undersigacd clerk of the
ta4' =, Court Of G~asconT'3e County in Va
uh aon and files her peti'ien and affidavit
si ;ng among other ihinss, lha' he above
illnn' defendant Matthias Wuetbrich IS, 4
pans ,Sr.iJeut of this State. II IS thereuqon
nOa.J br the clerk aforesaid, in vacation
~ npbhcalion b made notifying him,
.lat an action has been commenced against
G' b, petition and attachment IN the
c u.s. Court Of Gasconade County IN the
Sl,a Of Missouri, on an account for the
= # three thousand dollars, that his
s~ has beae attached and that I'm esS
/, he and appear at thk next term ofsald
to be holoen ut The courthouse In
, .a lawn Of Hermann, within the county
W. Cos,aade, on The 4th Monday Of De-
,'Lsr nau and on or before the third day
,6creofGfthe TERM shal. 81 long conIiuue),
if mol. ,pen he'orr the end of tn
term, judgement viii he rendered agains.
and his property sold to salts The
cam.
And it is further ordered tina; 4 copy
hereof he published in The Herman Yoke
HAT 4 newspaper. published in the county
% r.-,,{r 10. tnlif u-anEG spgtaE-ir.lE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-10
Sos befgerifdte3 aLfann
RESIGNATION OF LETTERS eF ADM

Public Notice is hereby given that | will
resign my letters Of Administration ofthe
Estate of Phillip Pope decd at the next
term of the County Court OF Gasconade
County, TO be held on the second Monday
in August next in the town of Hermann
2. ". BURCHARp Adm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-10

- ~ ~, ',. o'"09. }
/" VIC "%''ohado County Court,
May Term 1861.
d. ~ hooN'
G. [tI1iiI = Ofdero o. Sale.
7-, - VI, ~ pi'.h->9oN
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"a 800, - o,3, - 'In, tlo'sS 80 ne s''ISlav"oh
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- . 49, 80 "og" r0o.'9"ou "C-
goTp-"@ 90 ""' ana 10 one appearing
an" .-2%in& cause 10 tle contrary, It Is
49, :. 'h,, 'i' .,.o = o-n.l''SIT"Iof GO Oh
I I'@ ' -, Ibo ~ c. ~ 1AuSaSo ntA,, a. me mont
','' ~ - IL"i ollouS9 % H1S[o""oe co'nlF
AN" ""t'n7 'ig ScSs'oL o. '"c county Oeuf''
.I,N cen nv noo'' o. 4i"e CLOCK III the
" .."oiI anu IN 9 Q t.och IA t"e afternoon
o.. ',,, 10y ENPo't 20 S''e al PUpiIc en-
u''s o. ""'o's2 me loi'oHlHS Tt"' estate, III
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II Nder QQnD!

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Pan'ts FER lmlftunl @srmanat %bsIeaea. III !
sradte9Isr AusItt iter lie Stast, iu1 tiajl
i'll 'sriau'en. Ga5 Ghnr lit in &uItur une cat
tins veSirrflidc goar, iIt Vi ;utou, iur metdrn
- nb aaai t%cirnetra stln:t. - &sWfNttalw
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-10

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