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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-11-30

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l. @aj. $40 III. GAj. $75,-IIL. Sal. $43.
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Cincinnati. Market g..
BY telegraph CtNc1NSAr1, Feb.

BY Telegraph CINcINNATI, Feb. IL.
FLoUR-Unchanged
WHEAT-Dull and not much demand;
No. 81 1902 so for Soring and Winter.
GORN-Dult and prices lc lower; No. 81
.@62c in elevator; ear 55@56c.
OATS-Dull.
81 RYE-Dull At 81 % for prime a'AA
BARLEY-Dull; prime to choice 81 609I 65.
'WHISKYA Declined to 2jc in bond, and in
fair demand at the decline.
R s, COTTON-Held at S0c for middling,A but
without any buyers at over 29c.
Il PR0vISI0NS-Dull. aA NH4tsy t2
Mess PoRK-Is neglected, and prices are
nominal at s20020 50, 1a4Atb a3&A4
LARD-Dull, and prices nominal at 12C9
l214c. N5tl s s5h0k4 ass lAD ssSs sAe}
BULK MEATs-Ofered more freely at ne
for country cured shoulders. and TIC for
city. Sales of 90 hhds city at Sc. Packed
sides can be bought at 915c loose. kF lscs
BACoN-Dui1; shoulders 95sc, and clear
sides l214@l254e; closing with no buyers at
over I21ac. The news from New Orleans
depressed the market. II ~
GRoCERIES-Un Unchanged and steady; clo-
yer seed So, and in fair demand timothy,
$40.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Firm, at last quo
tatiOns.
GoLD-136.
3 ExCHANGE-Steady, at par buying. -
MoNEY-The market is quiet but firm.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
REVISED WEEKLY.
BANKS.

BANKS.
Archer & Co., Bankers.
First National Bank, Main Street.
Merchants National Bank, Main Street
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Jaquess, Hudspeth & Co., First Street.
Mackey, Nisbet & Co., Main Street.
G. Maghee & Co., First Street.
Culbertson & Son, New -Albany, Ind.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
J. T. & s. A. Coolidge, First Street.
E. A. Cooke, First Street.
T. Hopkins & Co., First Street.
Hudspeth, Adams & Co., Main street.
Schapker. Bussing & Co., Main Street.
Weed & Glass, Main Street.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Mathew Dalzell, Water Street.
Foster Brothers, Cincinnati.
S. E. Gilbert & Co., First Street.
1. & d. Hermann, Main Street.
Preston Brothers, First Street.
Ragon & Dickey, Water street.
Charles Viele q Co., First Street.
Wheeler & Riggs, First Street.
RETAIL GRoCERS.
Cook Healy, Main Street. rr.
Habbe & PfRfflin, Main Street.
Hedderich & Lauer, Sycamore street.
: L. 1glehart & Co., Third Street.
Parsons, Scoyille & Co., Main Street.
Il. 8. Ruston q Co., Water Street.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
CoTroN-opened shade firmer; mid
ding decline in gold; closing prices I'M
changed sales of 500 bales upland at 33@
3315c-chiefiy at SIC; closing at that figure.
FLoUR-Dull; from 5 to loo lower. Sales
of $500 barrels Superhne state Western at
50 l0@10 10; extra Western, r. "a. 2. ship
Sl2 009lS 20; extra Southern, S13 10@l6 so,
closing dull. Receipts, 6,746 barrels. h.c
WHIsKy-s STEADY; sales Of 300 a barrels in
bond, State, at 30f13lc; Western, &c. Mn
WHEAT-Dull and favors buyers, 1000
bushels No. Milwaukee, at 81 ID; No. 2
do, 81 %; White, California, 50 10. 10.
RYEs 4 q 25Os bushels bushels inferior West
Jsa,sFn ~ sf ace bushels Canada
lGoRN-Dull anc declining; 81 900 bushels
+ Siy dS Rsssi Eise oOS basRgs lS &C.
OATs-Heatys 5000 bushels Western, at
GOOSE; State, 6S@69c. Receipts, 2,79Q BUSH
Stock of wheat On hand, go, 81 bushels;
corn, 2,4S6,77 buihels; oats, 2l92, 46S bushei
els; rye 4A0,2T8 bushels; barley, l 1850 ,293
bushels; malt, 2,Sl7 bushels; peas, 81, IA
GRooERIEsT Firm and quiet Cuba Sugar,
: PETRoLEUM- and heavy; Crude,
l81I@l9ci Refined N bond, 29990c. pd
/ ~H0PS-Quiet butfirm. ~
B PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales of 1750
harrels at SO 25920 81 for new Mess, closing
at $40 70 for Western; $40 75@l9 81 for Old
Mess, closing at 81 81 regular; SIS 62@l7 90
for Prime, and $40 Ng2O 90 for Prime Mess;
also, 800 barrels lew Mess at so 7592l 90
sellers acceptancefor A pril. HsW 9lHl fr
b" BEEF-Steady; sales. 400 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Scarce and firm sales Of so
barrsls at $33 00@3e 20. i5ts .i15a er
DRIED BEEF-Stesdy; sales of $50 tierces
sat 81 0G@32 Is for Prime Mess, and O0@
IS so for India Mess -
BAcoN-Quiet: sales Of 1875 boxes at s1O14c
for Cum bertrand cut, and 1114c. for short
ribbed sides. F Tg 1910 aa
CUT MEATs-Dull sales of go packages
at S15@915c tor shoulders, and 1015@l lac for
hams. z3JH1 ifeftls slAi ifi ~
DRESSED HoGs-Frmer; sales at 91sCs915c
for City. 1l9fl 81 9
LARD--Dun and heavy; sales, $50 .tierces
at1I19Dl215c for old and l21491311sc for new.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; tales al I5925c for Ohio.
Enthusiastically al I5@201Sc.
MoNEY---Easy at 5@B per cent. on call
loans. @fs4 f@ ~ .G8NR tt4
Y STERLING ExCHANE-Dul at S1405S5s.
4 = GOLD Lower; opening at 1861, and
closing at 1885. 100 ti7Hl,
: GoyERNOIEST sToKs-Quiet and, without
decided change. ~ Coo 81
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new York Cattle Market.

[By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
Receipts FOR THE wEEK-4O5S beeves;
% 900 sheep and lambs; Il. $50 swine.
q BEEF MARKET - Dull throughout the
week. Early this morning business was
after the first selections had been marked
off, the market became dullish like, and
holders willing to sell at the Improvement
of &c on last week. Prices ranged at ll@
1711ac for common to prime, with a. few
fancy steers reported as high as &c.; ma
jority of the sales at 139l52c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Early in the week
the market was very dull; prices lower,
TIC. being the highest prices paid, though
a very choice lot might have brought 7szc. /;
but since the change in the weather rates
have improved somewhat; closing dull |;
we quote common to fair sheep at $4,000;
good to prime, 62@7c.; extra, 7@71ac. !;
lam bs. nominal.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb, = / ~: ~ The st.
Charles has just got ffithe logs No
damage. She leaves Immediately for
New Orleans 49, sl.t o T q n sa
CINCINNATI, Feb. I1A9iA. x.AThe
weather is clear. Thermometer 20.
The ice in the river last evening
was pretty heavy, sbut was mot, we
think, increasing, and the Tarascon
which left at A o'clock did not seem
to have much dificultyin making her
way through it.,.......The cluster of
steamboats, at the wharf vasteraay,-
was so great ga shaft the later arrivals had
great difficulty in efecting landing.
........The Liberty and Chattanooga
worked for two hours or more, trying
to force their way in, and the Liberty
damaged herself somewhat in the eff
fort. She was compelled to lie over
last night to make repairs to her
wheels, and will leave at 8 o'clock
to- day for Louisville, and will afford
an excellent opportunity to persons
desiring to go up the river, to do so
pleastly with the greatest safety,.-.....
The Chattanooga had IS hhds. of
tobacco, and considerable other
freight. 1.-The additional arrivals
and departures yesterday were the
Palestine, louisville to Nashville;
Lizzie Hopkins to New Orleans; Ella
Faber, Louisville to Memphis; Kate
Robinson, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
.........The Mississippi laid at Cox &
Humphreys wharf boat nearly all
day taking freight. She left at dark
| very nearly full. Capt. Pecken-
paugh and Samuel Ouerbacker have
purchased one-half of the Ella Faber,
and have put her in the trade from
Louisville to Memphis. ea She
| is a good boat and her new
owners will make her popular. 49,.
The Alps still lies here awaiting the
| disappearance Of the ice. We had the
pleasure of making the acquaintance
of her afable and courteous COM
mander, Capt May, yesterday, and
find him gentleman of taste and
| good judgment........"..Thc Alps has 1t
barges below the point which she is
taking to Pittsburg from New Or
leans. The Ajax is at Battery
| Rock with similar feet of barges......
| Capt. Frank Dusouchet has about
closed contract for the j. p. Webb
and will put her into the Wabash as
| soon as the ice is out Of that river
Captain Frank is an old Wabash
River boatman, and will pros.
per in that trade, we doubt not.......,
By our dispatches elsewhere it will
j be seen. that the st. Charles was, yes
4 tefday, in a rather unpleasant posi-
ton at Jacksonville, being fast bn
1.-THE wharf and the river falling. fast
ais. The VIM. White was unable to
4 get off last night, but will leave at 10
! o'clock to- day ...,....The Advance No
| 2 is also at the wharf.......The Char
mer left last evening with a splendid
trip, about all she could carry Capt
/ Billy Lowth went out in command
....,..-,The Tarascon has proved her
self a regulartrunpg She and Capt
/ aGilmore are equal to any condition
/ of navigation. i, = ts5a ~ ar "a, ag
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eW Orleans Market Review.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. q.

COTTON Higher, with sales of s 200 bales I:
low middling at 3012c; middling, 3l12c. Re-
ceipts, 1,423 bales. Exports, 800 bales.
GROCERIES -Sugar-Activf, with a fair
demand at 13c. Molasses-Firm, with sales
of fair at 74c; prime TO choice, 75976c.
FLOUR Firm, at Sll rs for superfine, and
$l2@l5 SO Tor extra
CoRN-Easier; sales at 81 08@1 15.
OATS-Firm, and in good demand at SIC.
HAY-Firm; sales at $33@35.
PORK-Quiet; sales at 81 80.
BACoN-NominaI; shoulders, lie; sides,
13Gl5c.
1g LARD-Dull at 13@l4s4c.
WHISKY-25@40c. -
ToBACCO-U Unchanged. TH,H
GoLD-3714c premium.
FREIGHTS AND Observation-Disclosures
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph.l lt New YORK, Feb. II.
There is good business doing in cotton
goods on order, but under a moderate de-
mand is not so active at the close last
week. The week opens, however, with
more promising indications OF an active
trade soon. 90 F tti-4ts- M
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ID Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
Is wHEAr-Quiet, at 81 s615@I 81.
CoRN-Dull, at Sl1ac. -17raffa OF siia.
: OATs-Inactive, at 40c. H., y. .s...zs,
MESS PoRK-N ominal, at SIS 75@19 90.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet, AT 81 85@f So. p =
LIVE HoGs- Quiet; sales at So 3096 90. {
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! MONETARY s COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

The Banks experience much difficulty in
meeting the demands upon them for cur
rency. During the suspension of naviga
ton and the stagnation of business, they
were able to accumulate fair currency bal
ances, but the recent activity in trade has
taxed them to their utmost to meet the
drain upon them from their regular Gus
toners. Applications for loans are still
pressing, and rates are firmly maintained
at u per cent. in Bank, and II to 10 on the
street.
Exchange on New York is not in as good
sszspppIy and rates are par buy 2, and 81 50
per NJ selling.
The buying rate for gold to-day is l35.
Government Bonds are q shade higher,
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ToBACCo.I

~ TOBACCO.
II. r. Schroeder, Main st.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
II. Q. Babcoek, First Street.
Nm. G. Fullerton, Main street.
a. sol ~ aaa JEWELRY. .~.t-sf
A. G. Rosencranz, Second Street.
aa LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
L. Adler, Sycamore Street.
Forth, bowies ~ Co.. Third Street.
1900 Iii FEED STORE. aaI
Cook & Troup, Main Street.
Cross 4 Crofts. Third Street. ss,fsfr
Z asa 5bnj 10 BOOKS. euissiA
R. F. Barter & Co., First street.
Won COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Business College, First Street. 198a
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.

stf-r1 Hunnel az Sons, II
sos Z IN Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, de-;
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE Il UhBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done to
order. Ii oIfe gmui3a ni sIaEHaI
Orders from abroad win be promptly
attended to. ,t, ,.
pa Factory and Yard
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, -
pr2l !nilsfaU bio a9Qif Evansville, Ind
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LUMBER, &C.
STEELE a. TRTBLE,

econd st., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHS, &c, of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to oder. Saving
IaplS-iv,t i-H-
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scarce at 50 50@5 90; highwines 81 30; recti-
fed 81 goo %; common Bourbon Rye and
Brandy, 81 5O92 IS; Holland gin g 5O93 90;
imported brandy sl2 OO9l5 90; Old Port
81 5Ofz6 90. tt
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~ Notice. ~.
-~nrrCr rs HEREBY GIVEN, that

NOTICE IS HE ln ~ maSa :, Ia ~
- 51os,o ~ Issiorlers of the County OF
W 1o1aI N in the State of Indiana, at
,.s erch session, 1867, to be held on the
4th day Of March next PRAY praying for the 10,
CaaTrv Street, in the city of Evansville,
Indiai,a. extended from Tenth Street, in
saSd city. to the road leading from Evans
s-siie Aforesaid to Oak Hill Cemetery, at
snch point on said road where said Cherry
Street, extended in direct line, would In
tersect said road.
Feb. 8, 1857. lfeb9
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HATS AND CAPS.


round the circle" of our Wholesale
Houses, drop in and examine our stock of
goods. as we have one of the largest and
best selected stocks OF Hats, Caps, Ladies'
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker,
Hoods ever brought to this market, which
we viii sell at prices that will give you a
large margin for profts. II you buy your
Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orst. Louis.
bring your bills with you and we win du-
plicate them, and save you freight. Ifyou
can't come, send us your orders, and we
will guarantee the goods to suit, or youlI
can return them to us at our expense.
LANPHEAR Il MITCHELL
No. rs north First ST. oct,
Next door to Hollingsworth Bros.)
nov2O dom rcr8g EVANSVILLE, IsNp.
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ApDTfIoNAL RIVER News

LOUISVILLE, Feb. III ~ The st
Charles has just got off the logs M
damage .ilQ She leaves immediately fol
New Orleans. 4ain bi.aa Z ti',a.stllis's'
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The following quotations are from the
office Of .J. Lowry q Co.. Bankers, No.
Wiref ctraaf
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5prtiaI Notices.
TO CONSUMPT

Tie Rev. EDW ARD \. WILSON viii send
liTce OF charge 10 al vh5 desire n, iLe pre-
scrI2gon with ,ae direction iog makLs aud u
sing tie simple remedy ~ which lie wa> cured
OF q lung affection AMI ,hal dread disease Con-
sumption. His only otJ-c, Is to benefit The al
f.cted aud be hopes every sufferer w..i Try tbs
prescription. a. Nv, III cost them uolGi 8, AID
may prove a blessing Please address
BEy. EDWARD 5. WILSON.
No. l65 :. -.a SecuId Street,
Nl.Hsus6Irgh, New York.
September - lo6I tm'y25'tS
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ERRO1s OF YOUTH

! q ul.,.uaG Whn suffered Tor Yeas tom
Nervous U, .lly, Premature Decay, a-L al The
effects Of ,ol,a'J. luJ-e5,uon, vii, .or TIE
sake o. suffering human. s., send ir.c 10 all wh'
need q, the recipe ani l"acu.o' ior making
lhc Simple remedy b, which Dc vas 'urri
S-H.r,rs wishing % profit ~ ,-e ll,e.asers eI-
lerieacs, can do 50 Uy addressing. ~ perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN.
a. Cedar Street. New York
Nav =. I~65. ~
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pOCO Cream and CocOane, excellent
Il hair dressings, for sale at the
aug 81 Drug oIore'
MY HITCOMB'S Asthma Remedy,
LII certain cure for Asthma and HaS
Fever, for sale al the Drug Store.
77PHAM'S Meat Cure, for the proven
y ton and cure of Consumption. Bron'
chilis. Dyspepsia and General Debility
for sale al the Drug Store,
QOAPS.-Colgste's Glycerine, Col
y gates CASTLE. Lows Honey, Bar
Cas,ile, Vanhsgsn's Honey. Lows Wind
sor, Yankee Shaving, Colgate's Palm,
Colga,e's Hotel, and large variety oil
other Soaps, plain and fancy, at The
ap27 Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps. Burners. Wicks and
v Chimneys al the Drug Store.
IlHEESE and Crackers al
u nov D. S. Renich's..
QALlCOES and Musins only 10 cents
"a per yard, a, D. s. Rentch's.
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I shd for ',Is by
,ep, % Jos. ". MontJroks,.
VHE Lmge,, Suck Of U.dsr Shirts and
| Da-er' in losn. from $3.50 to t3..
90 par, al Lioyd LickiiferI.
DLACK AIpscs for Walking Drc',".
IL 81 Richard & U,ishdns'
ZEPHYR Knii skin,--.omsthing new.
II At Richard T. Us'Ihaa'
VEPHYR. Lorel,y, ard Breakfast
II Sbsal,. al Rickgrd & He'hans
r00 POUNDS Of Couoiry cured BACON
Jul wanted immediately forwhoh We '.,ll
give The highest market price Ia trade.
sept "a COSr s WAGNER.
TtANCY Flsnnels. Tor S,eks. al
X oct Riekard 4 H,inidn''.
UUM Cloth. for ,sIe by
u oct 5 Riekard & H,i,hari
IIRESn Lemons and R,sins. a.
< oct 5 I,rciu &. K,,dy,
NHE beet assortment Of Colon md
I Lambs Wool lose N town. al
oei5 Riekard {. Usi'han,.
uHAKER Flspnsl. 81 ysrJ' vide fot
- ,klrjs.s RiekUi & UtiihJn'.
U I'D Gloves. a. SI.25. at
Z. oct Riekard & UtIIhan'.
MIE DJub;s Spring HOOP ssr".'oa'.
/ hing ns~.
octs RiekGrd & Hti,i0n,.
4 LARGE l1i Of L1ees and Trimmings
* II Richard & Uei.hanS.
FRENCH CcrIeiE, al size,. at sLa3.
K 81 Richard 4 Utishans'.
MAILS lufni,hsd 10 The trade al Bsli.
II more city p'ises. E.. Sh0fer
HIRST sr'iy>I Of FsIl Good. Of every
l. variety. cisspsf Ihan srsr Csll
suJ examine ny stock.
sept IL r.. ~. Lafir<r.
7 AIDES Bogwood Ear RinEs and
IL Pins. at Lloyd Liekiidtr.
MEMS Fine Cali Boots and City made
VI Cosr,s Boor,ai Lioyd LiekGds'I
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Public Sale.

: WILL sell on Friday. November Is,
y 1867, at the late residence of Joseph
Smith, deceased, 3 miles South o: Shep-
herdsIown, the following property "a
Beds and Bedding, 2 Bureaus. 3 Clocks,
l Template Stove, Chairs. Tables, and
all other Household and Kitchen Furpi-
,ure on the premises; lot Cypress Shing.
les, l lirsi-rale Grindslone,2 Brood Sows,
9 Fat Hogs. l3 Shoals.
&C. TERMS CASH.
JOHN NJ. ENGLE.
November 9, 1867. lw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Oliver Cromwell's Adm'r.
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
Oliver CTomWelps Legalees.

VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Oliver Cromwelps Lega,ees.
This cause coming on TO be heard on
the papers formerly read and the report Of
Commissioner Berry made TO this term,
and II appearing to the Court on the face
OF SAID Tepo!! that large credits have been
allowed TO Logan OSburn, the Administra-
tor de 6ORiS non Of Oliver Cromwell,
decd. for payments not made by him but
made By former personal representatives
Of Oliver Cromwell, and which credits
have been allowed them in previous set.
lIemenl--on consideration whereof the
Court doth recommit the said report 10
said Commissioner TO correct The same
where erroneous, and on making said cor
rect report, the Commissioner is directed
IN one statement to charge The SAID Logan
Osburn, Adm'r. de 6Onis non with the
will sunexed, with interest on the fund
received by him IN the same manner as
Administrators are ordinarily charged
with interest and in another statement not
charging him with interest on moneys
collected aud actually di.bursed and lie.
munera!ive and which was not discussed
by him for GOOD reasons and circumstan.
ces without default or omission on his
psn. And that tha Commissioner report
The circumstances and evidence on account
of which SAID Osburn claims to be exone-
rated from The payment of interest, and
report whether said O>bun shnulI hp eY.
oneraIed from The payment of interest on
any of said funds and amounts. and for
what time, and report TO further term Of
this court.
And notice Of The time and place of ex-
eculing this order published for four weeks
in some CONVENIENT newspaper shall be
equivalent 10 personal service on the par
ties. A Copy Tesle:
w. A. CHAPLINE, c, C. C.
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lNEORMATON.

Information guaranteed 10 produce luNurlant
growth Of hair upon sad he-d or b,-.a.,>,
face. a.so Teci.e Tor The removal OF P,-P.es,
b.O.ca.s. Er-grIgls, etc, on TIE skin, leaving
the same s.ir. clear srl beautiful, can - o.
tanned rI...4t caag-g 1y Addressing
TuJS. +. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
s13 Broadway New York.
September -. 1867. ,mly15 u
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Overseers of the Poor.

e n adjourned meeting of the Overseers
"A Of tie Poor will be held al the Aims
House on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
3Olh, when an election will be held Tor
Superintendent. 4 full attendance de-
sired. E., B. HAINES.
Nov 2. 81 Pres'l of Board.
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Commissioners Office,
Commissioners Notice,
Wa. q. Butler ct all.
VIM. l.. Hedge, ct Al.

vs.
VIM. l.. Hedges, ct al
Mrs. AIIione A. IIammill by her irus-
tee Of record, Chas. T.. Bu,l5r, on the -
day OF October A D. 1867, filed her COM
plainanI bill in rhls cau-e, amongst other
hing claiming he dl-lribuIve share of
the proceeds 81 Giles &. llsmmli, of the
real estate sold under the decree to Ihls
cause. and this cause coming on to be
heard on the compliments bill herein,
answer of B. F. Harrison, Committee Of
GILES c. Hammil. general replication
TO the answer and the dispositions in The
cause, |; is ordered and adjndgeG by the
Court that the account Of SAID AIlione a.
HammiIl and all others which are inleres.
ted in said disrIbuUve share be referred
To Master Commissioner Slub6s fur ex.
animation and report TO a Iuluie term Of
this court, and tina, said Commissioner
give legal notice by publication in some
convenient wspsper for four weeks, to
all parties interested in said fund which
notice shall be equiValen' to personal ser
vices on The parties interested.
A true copy-Teste
W. A. CHAPLINE, G. &. c.