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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-23

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Pcnitcntiary-Acts Approved oy 'hs
Governor.
IFRoM DUB OWN CORRESPONDENCE
Co1u,p1A, S. c., December M.-The proceed
inos in both branches Of the Legislature were
unlmportant.
Mr.. Leslie introduced The following resolu,
ton:
Whereas. Many citizens Of the State OF South
Carolina are Of the opinion that the State con-
etahnlary force in South Carolina are useless
and expensive; therefore, be 1t
Resolued, That committee OF three sena,
tors be appointed to inquire into the practlcai
operation OF the law creating o, snSa 10 t4rce, &C
whether now necessary, cost, NUMBER OF az,
rests made, &c. The committee are required
to make an early report, with such suggestions
en5 recommendations IN the premises as they
The resolution was laid over for considera-
tion on the first day of the meeting OF the
Senate after the recess.
tain nroyisions Of an act chartering the ferry
across the Savannah River, known as Sand Bar
Ferry tnear Augusta CAL
Amessape. was read from the Governor
Transmitting the report Of the commlttee
which had examined the accounts OF Ma1er
Thomas B. Lee, superintendent OF the penn.
tentiary. The Governor expresses himself
sot;sf3ed from the developments Of the testi-
monv that have come under his notice, that
chsnee in the administration OF the penlten-
tiarv Is necessary to the protection OF the pub
' On r,otion. the message was referred to the
iSpecial Committee on the Penitentary:
The resolution for the payment OF $184 93
to 8. T.. Leaphart. was read second time,
70 ha
MIR. Jillsor reported as duly and correctly
engrossed, and ready for o third reading, the
bill TO amend an act entitled can act to e1-
tend the time for officers to qualify"
Al bin to authorize the Comptroller General
to audit the accounts Of commissioners ana
managers Of elections.
neuncinp the approval Of the following acts
and Joint resolutions:
d 1st. An act to renew the charter Cf the Cam
den Independent Fire Engine Company. =,
2d. An act to provide for the payment OF the
fees of sherifs for dieting persons confined IN
Jail. ~.
members of the General Assembly, and the
salaries Of the subordinate officers, and other
expenses incident thereto.
- Joint resolution authorizing the State Trea-
surer to pay the chairman Of Board OF Com
missioners Of Elections appointed by Consti-
tutional Convention, 1929.
At2P. NJ, Hayne moved that the Senate do
now adjourn.
e The motion was agreed to, and the President
announced the Senate adjourned to January
5, 1859, at twelve NJ.
The House adjourned at half-past twelve P.
NJ, remaining in session only half an hour
after the usual hour Of meeting.
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CLASSIFICATION
Markets by Telegraph.

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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, December 22-Noon.-Consols s2%;
bonds dull at IA. Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL, Decemb'r 22-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales. Others unchanged.
Two P. M.-Coton quiet; uplands 1890; Orleans
| 1oz!d. Lard easier at SIS Cd. Pork firm at 87s.
Bacon 54s Common Rosln 5s Cd. Tallow 4ss 3d.
Manchester advices less favorable Corn dull. Flour
steady.
Evening.-cotton closed quiet; uplands, 1oXd. !;
Orleans, loZd; sales 1890 bales. Red Western
wheat advanced 9s. lid.
HAvaE, December 22-Noon.-Cotton opens quiet
On the spot and afoat. If. 22c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 22-Noon.-Stocks very
feverish, with an upward tendency. Money active
at 4. Sterling, s1. Gold, s5H. eos, 101s. Cotton
dull at 25h<.
Eyening.-Money active with an urgent de mand; /;
market stringent on call at per cent with currcn.
cy to gold, commission added. Sterling lightly
weaker. Gold closed heavy at. SAX, with little
doing. Stocks generally heavy and unsettled
Governments quiet and steady; 62's 1913;
North Carolina, new, 622t; Tennessee 6sA
Cotton dull and shade lower; sales 1 500 bales ut
25a25X. Flour dull and lower; State and
Western superAne SIS s9as 25; common to fair extra
Southern STAT 25. Wheat very dull and nominallJ
lower; amber Michigan So 10. Corn heavy and 2aSc
lower; new white Southern Sla1 IL; yellow sla1 o.
Oats heavy and declining. Pork frmer but quiet at
s27 5Oa27 rs. Lard frmer at 173ia17H:. Whis key
quiet and steady. Turpentine 451a46c. Rosin the
same. Freights frmer; on cotton. by steam, 7Sa1ac
md dtl1l
and unchanged. Provisions doll; country stun offer
ed freely, but no buyers city packers not offering
whiskey firm at 81.
LOUISVILLE, December 22.-Mess pork s2S. Lard
17Aa1s Bulk shoulders TX; clear sides 151 cts.
supeffne flour SIS 5oa6. Whiskey 81.
ST. LOUIS, December 22-Flour, supdrhne and
lew grades scarce and in fair demand; the better
grades neglected. Corn dull. Pork Arm ut SGT 5oa
s2s Bacon in improved demand, advancing; shoul-
ders 13c; clear sides 173lc; sugar-oured hams l7Ic
Lard firm. whisLey 951aa96.
WILMINGTON, December 22.-Spirits turpeHdne
dull at Az Resin steady; strained to No ut 81 IS
ass Is. Turpentine steady, prices unchanged. Tar
50. Cotton, middling uplunds 2s1s. Weather clear
and pleasant.
AUGUSTA, December 22.-Cotton closed easier;
sales 74o blles; receipts 1000; middlngs 222la2s.
Cotton coming IN freely
SAVANNAH, December 22.-Cotton opened with
good inquiry; sales 800 balcs middliRgs 232l; re-
eeipts Ss1s bales.
MOBILE, December 22.--Cotton in light demand;
.ket easier: sales 7Jo bales; middlings :sI.
New ORLEANS, December 2i.-Sugar active and
firm; common s1H!. prime l2al2h, yellow clarified
1sal3x. Molasses active and firm, common 6oa5S,
prime 5sa60. Cotton, low grades easier, middlngs
unchanged 2S1; sales 45Oo bales; receipts $685. ex-
ports 7241. Gold S5H. Sterling At. Commercial
Aex. York sight exchange u discount.
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Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-lett
10th inst Mdse. To james Adser l. Co. Adger
l. Cc, j Aiken g. Co. NJ & Ashton, q Ahrens L.
Co, ] Apple, Andrews L salyo, G Almar, G Burek-
myer, E Bates Co, " N Bird l. Co, Briggs, Agent,
H Bischoff Co, II D Burkett & Co. Boyd O'Mara,
J U Bosch, T NJ BRISTOL, q Bulwinkle i Co. Chisolm
Bros, T NJ Cater, S Corwin & Co, Collins,
Cohen Co, Cartmill, Halbeson Co, " Il Chafee &
Co, R&AP Caldwell, Charleston Gas Co, Caclus d
Witte, G Cook. ] H Claussen, Geo Caulier, John
Comnins, Darcy, DAILY, Miles Drake. Dowie l.
Noise, B Duval Son, Fleming Co, FAX
L Co. 6 W Flack, Ferguson. J b Fischer, Fed
mann l. Co, Furchgott Bros, Fairchild Hamiin,
Forsyth. McComb ( 90, VIM Gurney II Graver, W
Gibbon, c Goldstein, P L Guillemn, A Goodwin,
Agent, Goodrich, Wiueman Co. W Harran, Hese'
man 4 Bro A Hunt, Horsey, Hart ca, B Had
stedt, Aurkamp & Co, w Harrison, Hap
poldt, Jefords Co, a johnson. John
son, Johnston, Crews Co. Jostes, Kressell, Jr,
Kerrison. Jr, Klnsman Bro, Kreite Chapman, 81
Klatte Co, Klinrk, Wickenberg Co, g Little 20.
LANCER, Rev W Lewis, Laurey & Alexander. N
Luhrs, Lorentz, C Litschgl, G Locke l. 20, Muir.
ply, Little & Co, McGolity, MoffeIt 4 Wharton,
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Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-S6 bags
Sea Island and 1912 bales Upland Cotton, 141
tierces Rice, 10 bales Domestics and Yarn, 2s1
sacks Corn, 64 pkgs sundries, and ITS bags Pea
nuts.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship q ea GuIl-19o tierces
Rice, 929 bales Upland Cotton, $4,000 feet Lum,
ber, 10 casks Clay. bales Yarn, tons Iron. .
bales and bhds Hides, and % Packages. :. Per
schr A Edwards-2o0 tons Phosphate ROCK
and so. 900 feet Lumber.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr VIM G Dearborn
300 tons Phosphate Rock.
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The STREAM OF COTTON FROM THE WEST.

THE STREAM OF COTTON FROM THE VEST
The Selma Times, of Friday last, says:
Cotton continues to leave here daily and
nightly for various places, including Liverpool.
Mr.. J. c. Graham shipped two hundred bales
this morning at 9.45, for the above named
place uia Charleston. 1t is worthy of notice
that 40 insurance OF freight is necessary when
shipped on the old and well-tried route be.
tween Selma and Charleston, and that freight
can be insured at one half per cent. between
Charleston and New York.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 21.-TURPENTNE-Is
In fair demand, and the price 10 &c higher. Sales OF
375 bsls at So fer SOFT and So for hard per $50 los
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Only small stock or tho
market and it is held above the views Of buyers: no
Gales.
Rors-sales Of only 1s4 bbls at 81 e5 for strained
snd 50 for mixed grades.
TAn-Sales of 2el bbls at So per Dbl.
CoTroN-No sales reported
CoRE-A cargo of 29so bushels sold today at 81 e5
per bushel.
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The new Town Council of Greenville has cleo
ted Sheriff A. B. Vickers, Town Marshal, at q
salary OF thirty dollars per month. Mr.. Nc
David has been reelected Clerk.
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Mr.. W. J. Stevenson, Tax Collector for York.
has lodged with the sheriff near three thou
sand tax executions against defaulting tax
payers. A large proportion Of these are
against freedmen, who have failed to pay the
eapitation tax.
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The Charleston Cotton and Rice Marke

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, Dec. ~, is.
COTToN.-Ihe inquiry for this article was to a
fair extent and prices generally supported; but
less favorable telegrams afterwards coming to hand
the feeling in the market was weaker and prices had
an easier inclination Sales about 45o baes viz: 81
at at 292l 10 at %; As at 23l, iS3 at 25S lVS
at 2s; % at o. 10 at 2415 and II Of fancy cotton
of extra preparation and staple at 9s}sc q 10. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. y.......22 @23
Low middlng. ........... So1ag-
Middling. '...1t W-
Strict middling g.................-.Z .Z41a0g-
The following are the quotations of the two leading
grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Lowmiddling. .......'-..3a e
Middhng ........... ....'...'.'''''N 'N17s9
RICE.-This article continues in good demand at
well sustained prices Sales about It's tierees clean
Carolna; say at TX; o5 do at 81; 80 at 81, and
about 100 on private terms. We quote common to
fair at 7@7ss; good 724@sz; common prime $40
SIc.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
December "a,

Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
December 22.
1908 bales Cotton. S5 bales Domestics. 1736 bush
els Grain, 100 barrels Naval Stores TO Railroad
Agent. Frost l. Adger, W Bee & Co, Campsen l.
CO, Pelzer Rodgers Co, G H Hoppock, Johnston,
Crews & Co, Reeder 4 Davis, VIM Roach. R II Har-
ney, G II Walter & Co, Mowry & Co, A Mulligan,
Dowling & Co, Brodie & Co, W Courtney 20, Al
Salinas Wardlaw Carew, Watson & Hill, ] Adger
Co, Claghorn, Herring & Co, West Jones, c
Kracke, q Bulwinkle Co, and W Ste1ens & Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
December 22.
142 bales Upland Cotton, 452 bbls Naval Stores.
100 bushels Rough Rice, Lumber, Mdse. &c. To
N III Wohltman, 1hurston Holmes. G W Clnrk
Co, u stonsy, d w Knsman ehisolm Bros, Stol,
Webb l. Co, Marshall, Jr, II Bischof & Co. Kirk
patrick l. Witte, Mowry Co, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 Co.
Claghorn, Herring Co. Pringle, Screven Mis-
bet, W Ryan, q W Williams l. Co. Nachman l. Co,
Ravcnel Co, Frost Adser, G q Walter l. Co. Grae-
ser, Lee, Smith & Co, ] Wigfal, and Order.
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Shipnews by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, December 22.-Arrived-Th steam
ships Louisa Moore, Huntsville and Gulf Stream.
SAVANNAH, December 2.-Arrived-Steamsh ships
Tonawanda, Philadelphia; San Salvador, New York;
schr Adde Barsiel', Boston VIM Allen, Greenpoint,
Cleared-Schr French, Baltimore.
Sailed-ship Royal Sovereign, Doboy Island.
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Marine Mfws.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. December aa
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC T..
DRY GOODS,
JU ST RECEIVED,

CONSISTING OF:
IRISH POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
PACAS, French Merinos, DeBagcs Melanges,
Black and Colored Silks, Bombazlncs, Boule-
ward and Balmoral Skirts, Chinchilly Cloak
ings, Ladies' Cloaks and Sacques. and very
large assortment of KID GLOVES, of the most
celebrated brands, for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren.
We have also the DUCHESS GLOVES for
evening wear, Of very fine quality and rea-
FRINGEs, GIMPs, VELVET AND DRESS
BUTTONS, of every color and style, with
many other DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS
too numerous to mention.
Our stock Of Ladies' fashionable HATS. and
TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBONS is very large
and we'll assorted
We have LoNGCLOrHS, Calicocs, Sheet
ings, Ginghams, and all other Cotton Goods
belonging to our line at the lowest market price.
We call particular attention TO our large
stock OF FLANNELS, in Opera, Welsh, Domet
and all-Wool; also, good stock OF BLAN-
lIETS, and Square and Long Shawls.
WOOL and COTTON HOSIERY, OF every
grade and price, for Ladies, Gents, Boys and
Misses.
CLOTHS. Cassimeres, Doeskins, Satinets,
Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys and Vestings, for
Mems and Boys wear.
Our ENTIRE STOCK has been bought at
the recent decline Of prices for cash, and great
bargains are confidently guaranteed
a call is respectfully solicited.
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AFFARS..N COLUMBLA'

A Full Day In Both Houses-The state
Pcnitentiary-Acts Approved oy the
Governor.
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SALE.

BY virtue and authorItyof an execution
issued from the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Gasconade County, M.
returnable at the April term 1868 OF SAID
court and 10 me directed in favor Of Ere.
Gebler and against Edward Xaupl, l have
levied upon and seized all the right, It'll,
interest and clam of the said Edward
Aaupl OF, in and to the following described
real estate, to wit:
I45 acres, tn, south west quarter Of
Section thirty one [3l in Township forty
five [45] of Range five ~ west, lying and
being in said county OF G~a5;onaIe aAd
STATE Of Missouri, and | will on
Tuesday the 20'h day OF April 1868
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the fore
noon and ) oc OK in the afternoon Of that
day, the courthouse door in the town OF
Hermann, County Of G~ascena-e aforesaid,
sell the same 20 so much thereof as may
be roquireds at pubic vcndue, to the
highcst lidder, for cash in hand, Tsutiect
10 all prior liens and judgments to satisfy
the sail execution and costs.
WA. BEkIER, Sheriff.
Mrrch 18Th 1868.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Bv virtue and authority Ofan execution
issued from the office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court of Gasconade county, Mo.
~rsturnable at the April term 1853 of said
county, and to me directed in favor of
Henry R]eitemeyer and against Henry
Pfeifer, | have levied upon and seized all
the right, title, interest and claim or the
said Henry Pfeifer of, in aud to the fol-
loving described real estate, TO wit:
The w half of the SW quarter OF sect.
four [4] and East part of the Sc of Sc Or.
Of section five [5] and the NE Of the NE
quarter Of section eight Isl and the NV
of the NV quarter Of section nine [9l. all
in township forty two [42] Of Range six
[6] west, 60 tanning 2S2 acres more or
Ie s, all lying and being in the said county
of GaScOnade and state OF Missouri, and ]
will o.
Tuesday the 29th day of April 1865
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in The afternoon
of that day, Al the courthouse door in the
own Of Hermann, county Of Gasdonade
aforesaid, sell the same or so much thereo!
as may be required, at public vendue to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, Tsub
jeet 10 all prior liens and judgments] to
satisfy said execution and costs.
WIN. BERGER, Sheriff.
March 18th 1868.
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SHERIFF SALE

By virtue and authori Y of an Execution
issued from the Office of the !Cterk of the
Circuit Court of Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,, returnoble at the April term 1868
OF said court, and lie me directed, IN favor
of IL. IL. Skinner and against George C.
Miller, haze l WED epon end seized all
the right, title, interest and clam of the
said George G. Miller of, in and to the
following described Real Estate, to wit:
Townlots No. seventeen TI71 and eich.
teen isl on East First street in the town
OF Aermann in said county of Gascouofe
and State of Missouri, amp l will on
Tuesday the 28th day OF April 1865.
bttvenn the hours of nine o'clock IN ,lo
forenoon and five o'clock in the afi ernoor
OF that day, at the Court House door, fr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21
SHERIFF SALE

BY virtue and authority of an c>ccut on
ISSUED from the office of tie Il Tx of tie
circuit Court Of Gascohade c,unty, Mis-
souri,, returnable at the April Term 1888
of said court and to me directed in favor
of Phillip Schn .idec AMI against Geo C..
Mueller, l have lie led upon ant seized all
OF the RICH, title, interest and CAIN Of
the said Gorge C. Ml;iier of: in aid to
the following described mill property CT
real estate, to wit:
Towno $ No seventeen III and e;gh,
teen rs IN Ers5 fist sire It N the town
OF Hermann in sud county Of G~asconadr
and State of Missouri, and | viii on
Tuesday the 23d day ofApril 1865,
between the bours of 9 u'clock in the
forenoon and five o'c'o k in the afternoon
OF that day, at The courthouse door in tn,
toWn OF Herman in Gasconade County
sell the same or SO much thereof. a. my
be require !, lat public ven iue 20 the birbo.r
BIDDER Tor Cash in hand; Tsub:ect to al
prior liens and Judgments to SATISFY SAL,
execution and Costs.
WM. BERGER, Shelf
March 18th lSGS.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue AID au h,rity o. , executions,
l>sl ell trJm The oiiltc II she Clerk II the
&. cult Cuur! Of case ,nauU UuntV, Aii,-
SUR, ~re.ulnatlr Il the Arm en- 1865
o. said out a d to NE uire, ted one in
favor If NJ. kGeLle and one III favor OF
Henry Durham and against Edward Wild,
l havs LEVIED upsn AID selZ d all the RICH !,
II l., interest and Claim, which The sal
LlT.rd Wild has III cettaIu house ami
lot, and the Lease, if any, slIuucd III
GtS:onade City On e NE ri. quarter Of
scctIoI e.eren lll lowEshp forty five
l4oJ OF Range sN L6 west, III sad county
aud sta c ut Missouri, and / will on
Tuesday the 18th day of April 1868
e'wccn the hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five &C ock III the aitcln ,on
'fthat day. AT the Courthouse door IN he
town OF Hermann County of GascOnade
aforesaid, sell tn same Or 50 mucl ,hereo.
as may lie required, at Public yendue /,
the high st bidder for cash in hand rsul
jcct to all prior licLs ami 1udgmcntsl t,
salts y said execution aid costs.
WM. BERGER, Sheriff.
March 18th 1863.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, | $

STATE OF MISSOURI, SIS.
County Of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
October term 1867.
CATHARINE NJ. MERRY and
JAMES MERRY, Pitts.
JAMES MASON and MATTHIAS
KECHELE, Defdts.
Now at this day acme the plaintiffs by
their attorney, and file a petition and pf-
fdavit, from which it appears that the
defendant James Mason Is non-resident
of this State. Wherefore, on motion of
plaintiffs by attorney it is ordered by the
Court, that the defendant James Mason be
notified, that q civil action has been co n
menced against him, the object and ge-
neral nature of which is to obtain Judge
ment lor damages by reason of>trespass
Cd the lands Of the plaintiffs, to wit
five, Range six West. -
And unless he appear at the next April
term of this court, to be begun and held at
Hermann, within the county of Gas
conade on the 4th Monday of April next
and on or before the third day thereof and
answer the plaintiffs petition, qhe same
viii he taken against him as confessed
And it is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published in the Herman
VoIksbIatt, a newspaper printed and publis:
he'd il said County Of Gdsconade, for foul
weeks successfully, the last insertion to bt
at least four weeks before the commencement
OF the next term Of said court.
y true copy ofthe ORDER
]. c. ENGLAND, G Jerk
d. Z. O Neil. plaintiffs Attorney.
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the town of Hermann, in G~asconade County
sell tho same or so much thereof as may
be required, at public vendue'to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, Tsubject to all
pricr lieus aud judgmeuts] to satisfy said
execution and costs.
VIM. BERGER, Sheriff.
March 18th 1858.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21

llnterei&uettr fiGftrt fNlssats surcp. 9surnale
III teiscicsten 9tiisn untsr @ataniie Err lsr8-
i~lItislten Grptciticn:
qfir;tasr Oartsniaase IS pete $500 per Sabr
netR prl6tsratr prantis
Saulrttts @rI', Is pete 3,CO
nit Stat!lj& 24"-36"
lifber 9aur s. @str, 2G Ssiis 500
Sasar @pss3eituns 4s 9tnm~srn $50,
Sau1ritte Grri,sitpns res ettrer b%intfnesH
grttn mEit Orlfarttntrud 3.25
unr ale ~iuriiarn eurrFS.iGs 3'iitriItea 3u
Nsa gerfsr Qssifn. vanaH
3tdel's Ncrelrnihas "a 5site nsslt IN Ie'
farttrirud 1usssiH9rttu aartrer'sn MIR A.
per Saer.
9pnis &c III
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STATE OF MISSOURI,l
CoUNTY OF G~AsCoNADE.
In the Gascouade Circuit Court
in Y~articn February lllh lSCS.

in vacticn February lI,h l6CS.
Baruet hjdeuhour
Jrcob Soudcrs
against
Isaac R~ilenhonr, Lewis Ridonhour, John
RidoudOur, Mary II Ridenhour. Martha
y. Ridonhour, William r. Ridenhour,
Lewis ] Rdenhour, Amanda 4 Ridenhour
SAMUEL B Rldennour,
Now 1T this day come tdo Plaintiffs by
tdrir Attorney and flo a Petition and All
tiGalit. from Which i, appears that the
Defendants Lewis " Rideuheur Il Mary
4 ~Ridenhour, are nonresident oflhis Slaat
Wloroof Oh motion OF Plant ifs by At
rOrnoy it is ordered by III Clerk that the
Defendant lie notified hat q civil actiou
has boon commenced against them tho OBJ
irct and general nature Of which is to par
utI1n the following lands among those en-
titled thereto to Wit West half Ne and
East half NV Of Sec. 36 and Sc or NE
SW Sec % T. Il +. 5 and unless they
appear at the nDXt Aprilterm Of ibis Court
to be b-gun and held at Hermann, within
and TO: Gts:Onadc Coluty on the 4th
Mouoay Of April next, and on or before
the thtrd day thereof, and answer the
Pian;it petition, the same will be taken
| against thcm rs confessed.
It is further ordered, that a copy hereol
c published in the IIerIaanner NolksbIatt,
q newspaper printed in SAID county oFGas,
conada, for four wee s succcssIvely, the
last insertion to lie ut least four weeks be-
| fore the commencement Of the next term
81 sail court.
\ truo copy, attest
j. C. ENGLAND. Clerk.
pur.hard Plaintiffs Attorney.