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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
A CHALLENGE
TO TIE
People OF the US. and EurOpel

GEORGE Il. BEcKER ,PRoPosEss %.
tT ~ fr-t day Of June. $50. In the city OF
D,t,;--orr In are state 81 Maryland, 70 prove
"a rnbiiciy dcmonsirnte the mechanical pm.
80, rhir6 declares. where power Il gained
Nv ~, 7. 's,-;uririe has been e. lsue and entirely
s.-.s 80 ifsciafuci bv philosopher Of al
se.s. urfii TIE present time ehnllenre %
- .-ouut of Fify Thousand Dollars h
oferef: 10 individual one . eheeea I'VE thse-
sAna- GEORGE H. BECKER,
rs. Prfrtntss and lnventer 81 y, ~ 1ee :,
- Lsrsr Conbinaticn, Ne 80 SeeoH1 y. a.
Memphis. Tenn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
Every Man His own Banker,
InsoIyent Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTOR OF
rested tie insolvsscT of The estate 81 AID de-
ceased. IN the County Court Il Shelby lunty,
state Of Tenncssce. and, b order Of he Court,
be hereby notifies III creditors Of aid eetate =
the Clerk Oh aid Court. On or before the 81
day Of Jlly. ls6a. OF Be fsrsrsr kaTrea,
1sv-5 Exf cfgcrry Harrinrton .ssisc'd.
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n &c H.

OFrroF surERrxrKxDEvT METEor's PoLIoE,
NENrHIs. TESS-. feby 2. lsos.
EcOvERED on THE 1eTH INSTANT. A
Ii Black Mare Male. Apply 70 ~ Madison
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
Trust Sale.
Thurrdax ono aeth day of March, Uses,

at 70 o'clock m, in front Of the Office Of Jones
Brothers. M. 8 Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, sell for cash the following described
county. Arkansas, viz: The north half Of Sec
tion ie-s63 acres; the west half of southwest
quarter. Section i9-12l acres; tho southeast
quarter Of section 1s-l60 acres. in township
west OF fifth principal meridian the northeast
quarter, section M-160 acres the east half OF
the north quarter. section 24--S0 acres. In town
ship one al, south Of the base line, In range
nine (9). west Of the fifth principal meridian;
The right OF redemption Is waived in said deed
Of trust, and the title supposed to be. perfect;
but will only convey such title as 10 invested
in me by said deed OF trust.
Memnhis. February Is. ls6s. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
NOTICE.

ITO HEIRS AMI. CREDITORS OF Z. J:
Narrh tern Of The County Court OF shelby
courfy. FOR Letters Of AdmiriFtration on the
eFtafs 81 ne aid h. J. Loran. -
oav-l3 r. n. fhiOhh-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

rrvHETAx BOOK FORTHB FORTY-FIRsT
il Corporate Year has been made Up a. ~
afecfa the Oririnai eight wards Of the city.
ThrouKh the next ten dsys this book will he
spen Tor inspection and correction Al heQuire
Richards' ofios, In the Rxchanre BUILDING.
Property holders In the Ninth aud Tenth
Wards are earnestly rec uested 10 furnish the
Aseerrora With mapf, AR z1d Subdivisions Of
lots IN the two neU wards. 80 that there nay Be
no mistakes. IN measurement or ownership,
made IN the asfcemeni nov In proEress.
JACOB WELLER. .AssesIOu.
i. j. DUPhE.
Tahruarv n 1afe ~
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trustees Sale Of Real Estate.


VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EX-
ID ecuted by Thomas Morissey, and IN pursu-
ance Of decree of the Chancery Court OF Mem IN
phis. / will proceed TO sell. in front OF the
Greenlaw Opera House, on
monday, the Second Day of March.
1858. between the hours OF II and II o'clock
the following lot Of land, situated in the city
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, and bounded
rs follows Beginning at a stake Az feet north
Of the north line Of Browns avenue, on the
west side Of Causey street-354 feet 70 fence,
the northern boundary Of said lot; thence
westwardly and parallel with Browns avenue
10 the center of Bayou Gayoso: thence with
Bayou CIayoso southwardly to within NJ feet
OF Browns avenue; thence eastwardly on
parallel line with Browns avenue to the begin
ming. Saii deed of trust was made 70 James
u. Cochran, trustee, for the benefit OF John +.
Mills, and to secure debt therein mentioned
and was fled for registration on the 10Th Jauu-
ary. 1867, and duly registered in the Rsglstsr's
Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee. The said
lanes II. Cochran having resigned as trustee,
was appointed trustee in his place, BY decree
Of Chapcery Court Of Memphis, and assuch
trustee, will sell the sal lot OF land aad prem
ises; and will convey only as trustee; bnt the
title Is believed TO be good. This Mth anu
airy, 1868. J. r. CAhOlnm1ho,
15i trustee
Miles A. Stoddard, auctioneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29

SUBsckIBE FOK ms PU BIC LKDeKR.
- Which & he CHEAPEST daily publifhed
IN the stats 81 Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29
THE MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON
RAILROAD
IHE SHORTEST, QUICKEST. cHEAPEsT

and MOST DESIRABLE LINE TO Shippers
from Memphis 70 al points. We have OBJ
tained the services Of y; PAIIEksolNl., Z. a
SON. as Selecting Agents. who viii 1--WE al
,nformation 70 Shipper and dEn Ihrotfn
8iIls Of Ladiug. AZ Nc. 27o Main street also,
Mr.. A. J. LOWE. Ascent AZ Depot,
SAM. TATE. President
WI. ROSS, General superisteadsnt.
JOS. c. LOPEZ. Gent FreiFht Aren't
. ssT-nr. nTrTTaf
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wOOD

No. q4S6-In the Chancery Court OF memphis,
ennessee-Catherine Cleary, for sell ana az
administratrix, etc.. VS.. John A. Dickinson
ct al. r.sfH rIH
TT APPEARING FROM, AFFIDAvII IN
;nson Ia a nonresident Of the State of Tennes-
see Il is therefore ordered that he make ms
anpearance herein. at the Courthouse in nc
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before sne
~ demur 10 compiainant's bill. or the same Will
be taken for confessed as to him, and set ior
hearing ex parte; and that copy OF tins oraeI
be published once n week. for four successive
weeks, in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
a 'Op' A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK, d. c. and "
HALLUM & WASHINGTON, Solicitors ior com
plainant. lzz-os~ -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-29

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

Once. No. ~ nIadi.on street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

AeArE, the Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gdzetls, gives reason why
Seymour is not candidate for the Presden.
cy, and from previous information we had on
the subject We incline to the opinion that i,
may be the true reason:
The refusal of Governor Seymour to per-
NIT the use Of his name as = Democratic can
didate left that party at sea in New York aud
other Eastern States The reason Of this e
fusal is very we'll known here, and there 10 no
reason, imagine. Why it should not BIZ known
at the West Governor Seymour is believed
20 HAYES Hereditary tendency to insanity;
and he has been warned BY his physicians thai
the excitement Of . Pfesidepiiai campaign
would most probably develop the disesss, and
that at any rate the labor and harrassips cares
OF the first year Of Presidential aspiration
would be almost certain to do it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

The effort to create Jewish prejudice
against General Grant does not make much
Roadway. Those Of that faith and blood who
are Democrats, will, Of course. oppose him,
bat no others. The Jescixh Messenger holds
the following sensible language on the cub
ject
No sensible Jews are taking part in the
pubic meeting called al st. Louis to oppaae
Grant. They would only he the tools Of d.
signing politicians who have no love for the
Union, and who seek to create sentiment il
favor Of principles aud men antaeonIstic to
me trae interests Of all good citizens. II
Hebrew members of The Republican party
decline 10 support lis candidate, they viii Ger
taiuly do so on their indiyidt al account. ard
need no pressure. They will not identity
themselves as Jews with any partisan msvc-
msnt.s A munster of Jewish congregation
once preached political sermon, to the sur
prise and regret Of his -hrsthren. The ex-
perimen. has not been often repeated. kra-
elites are loo intelligent and too self.asaert.
sng TO. be driven or Ned by her rninisfer,.
espsciailyin matters that have no Connection
with religion. 49, =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Bur two Of that long list Of great states.
men and eloquent debaters Who made the
Senate illustrious during the administration
of Andrew jackson now survive. These are
Hon. Thomas Ewing of Ohio, and John
Bell, of Tennessee. And but two Of the
small men 90 the list Of Ex-Presidents now
remain 10 middle the remnant of their days
BY an imbecie attempt to influence the poll
tics Of the country. Next March will add
another, the ablest and the meanest of . de-
funct trio Of second rate demagogues Who
have filled the Presidential chair By acciden,
or unexpected luck,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

The Burlington Argas regards the Chase
movement in the Democratic party a. mon
atrous absurdi.y. It says the contest il made
By the Democracy against the payment of tie
Government bonds, sgain.. negro suffrage,
and IN favor Of free whisky, and that Chase
is diame.rically opposed to all these meas
ures, upon which alone the Democracy have
any chance Of making political capital. The
head Of the Argus seems to be . level " a.
to the Chase movement ct least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
Science Advances.

Science Advances.
a. sccn .s.n article purporsss 70 b q ashty has
b.sa tested and It's ssits en.oIst by public opinion
oppripctpled parties endeavar rspsnish hsir dspss
tad purse. y counsrsitiss and Substituting asparfous
r she snipe article. SEINE time sines, nsreur.. in
til disgrise u pile pow5ers &c, was given or nAe's
osses Of me ssr rh and liver white aunns vts freely
sdmipistere ifos the ci.isl. Atien.th uosTEffER,S
stomach BITE RS made it, aessnt. and sn ssstrs
~ .ys am Of healing xssin The Yenencis
elects of tb. valuable preparation we're ~ cnfs &C
hnos~sedeed snd tnusra peions suffered to snk Into
that ohs uriy 10 which aE,ightsDef age hiss con-
.sVres them There have besa many spurions MtfeH
ruined upon the cesnsas nifty, whkh sf,r trial have
len tauad pesfsftly worthless, while HosTETfEhs
ID proved Messing .sfhoussns aho eve to Il their
restoration to hea til aod strength.
For many years We have ~steesd The steady prosrsss
Of HesTErTEs az ST 81 scH EiTTEns ID pat,is 80
sssou aud b-fAeens eaots cnrsioT sif dsssss
arising from the sfeases, q mFhi nature. and we
-r free 70 s.y thss be r~iisS up cf tain re-
lsf aud remedy Its propristors hays made the atote
v,sysrston after yearsf rsrefal study and sitting ssa
are now re~pps the reward CLAIMED 8 ih's nab .
spsesfc aid NJ ieh thsy rIehs merit 1.-THE only
preparation ~ thekind tat Isisbls 10 all eaFe AID i
therefore d4tnanes the stssatscn q Tn Aiaet 4
tane16d&~ 4s4gs N -s3s4sF4sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

4 AopEL ian. The following notice,
written BY one Of the. class Who Is eroro-
misses BY 20. sd,er.isiss in the papers, is
saio 70 De posted up on lamp post not
thousand mi'es from the city
ssfsde on sole ftun he scriber / Mis-
sheep he wer lam. in tha shnid.. -h;as
vas black and hsfsis's body. she helone -
p. shea be lei. Every body shall hsif S
Cellars 10 fetch i'm. 80 7
SS Notsy Bsasy-Tcw awl boom i, y.
s !, ;--nss were . Shee Goat when he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

GEs. N. b. FosaEsr, Of Fort Pillow motto
riety, now delega to tho Democratic Ma
sional Convention, insists that be isa cor
sisten; politician. He was fighting for the
cona,itution during the rebellion, against the
fanatics, and he Is still lighting it ont 90 the
same line sn the Democratic party.
aeis Az illasirious exa mple of consistar-
cy, under whose logic our Contemporary can
justify bis consistency as q politician.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
To the Geological Department " IT be ioGnd
n NEKD OF TAPIK6

A rare and wonderful animal. from the interior u
Asia, Of The genus Pschp! defm Mammal. charsc-
termed by a nose prolonged into . mos able pro-
bosch; skin very thick and covered With close,
short hair and neck furnished with ssiB name.
OF all animals they have shs most acats sense
of hearing and Of sight. AID when attacked they
defend themseses with their teeth The present
herd has been imported ~ immense expense
for RoBINses's GREAT COMBINATION, and
moreover, they the only living specimens 81
the animal ever braught to the uaitsd States.
4FLosA or ausFatLtts EdIGs,
Or cassewariea. imported for the Grea, Paris En-
position bat retained fer thp Great Combination,
enabling the management 10 exhibit to the searsh-
ers of natural historical speciaites The iost bnsu-
tiful birds Of rare plnnsge 10 the vorId. yarions
heights Of thesa BIRDS from seven 50 twelve feet,
being the only spe eimens IN ausriea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

IT Is graveiy announced tha. Charles Fran
els Adams sympathies are against the Re-
publican parry. OF course, and 80 are Sal
men P Chase's, and every other thoroughly
inkrained aIisocfat North and Sonth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

An intelligent Northern Ohio Democrat is
reported to have said, in good faith: /" Ike
Johnson we'll enough, but why does he give
rossoaice to tina. fool Nasty ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Featpr,s Of the Ten Shows,

Features Of the Ten Shows.
/. Rogrssos's GREAT COMBINATION
sHow-Liying Wild Animals sbd kquss,risz
Selections
:. w0MBoLps MESAGERIE in two parts
--Zooiegirai and 0rnithologiest-fr fran London.
3. MONS. FRANCOIS B0YpS Partisan
School of Educated Horses.
/. sIGS0R 4DoLPH cAsfELLo's Italian
Troupe Of Educated Dogs. Monksys and Goats.
5. MADAME GERTRUDE DE- BouxARIES
Speciality. wlth her magnificent den Of perform
ing Lions, 9 Hero" " Don.' "crnissr and
/" EtsaS
Q. WILSON'S AUSTRALIAN ay-snassie Al
iisncr.
I. sLoMAS's sorTH AMERICAN ysude-
vile Company.
5. III. ROBINSON, Jr's School for Training
Horses.
9. J. a A. HEMINGwATss Colieetisn of Ma
,ireAmefieAa y Id Animals.
10. e. ". touSs0S's Performing Elsphsut
"Empre,s.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

LosGrELLow has been made an LII. D., by
the Cambridge University of England, which
is a rare honor for an American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

FA6B OF Oh = OOLLARs
For Club Of 30 t93],-ore IL the following
articles viz: D-sia. fr--s psttetn fare, bed
pread 100 yies Turkey zibun, 20 ar3. sheet
auz striped cashn+r. ceiaGs terri hosy c1 NIB
tuiit, s vro fgasrs shir soid ID b,s stud.
1T wool fancy cashmere parts ant pstt.re esuts
gnsri chain soi1 tri i.. plated ehas.d
eish sises plated bosis rtro wing ssstot on
set .t snpsor tadra iss- aad asfks rerst-
4 prnmsr sisshsSis tas' long cold laatrd etaa L.
'es q q 1nsisr rig, gehts besvs chased sciId gold
I'D sd-rk ~Nn e ~ofk bcs afitre sssk en-
50 -, e.inrfsi SKIRT ct l-~eis-.'sre tuttons
mat h. si,'ia and uasr ents' cardigan jsrket sp ~
ebony aut-. IVORY tf,rnmirs ,s1rft Turkey mo-
shorfipr bsg, t.sists tish zlnsorai touts
For = Club of6u I9sl.-.tn. Of ts- fol,o.,,e
c.ea viz Biaek cnl It'd s dsess pat tern D.
liz IL 50 pattern one .ce II b. sehtd or sh.e'-
In en.rsv sser ti-td i.l,se isir. staf. aik
sscds sup rior CABIN 4rtfs psttern
sasy honey comb ahf't. tvs my bid rses
sir s~nts calf bst Is Irars. good sni rer
a.; fNDfy HIN r2f tsts err bes. anAjsty a.
a"r.i SHIRT ro-. ~o'd tras Il ei,ck. led. al vol
iak 1T silver plated ceke e-sd hask fur ~ MI
cap, ssd'e- fsshiep,I- iDehle siH4 II spler id
ltspsd Ism y t.- Q ri esas and EGG s,iags
yards datbf- wid vat -prsaf cIsakiny set ivory
,Ardi- knvs aita iis.I pissa 10, Is liver fIks
~ st lae~ eortSius
FOR CI.b Or frOfsIUJ o : Il The I llsr-
M ~ ties. Viz: ard< dn3ie- aifts ccssins
ng, 2lt-go hae b ac,ted tsbse wita ,ey large
sis-d dt.nr naps'ss 10 Ave yards spien-
did be T eafpe..ns, 60 pio-. xtta mt Ilsek
pAca istsf pat tn-s@xtrs On u popifs dos pa
erns arg p'estasasf,r a1allty ~id.b shset
leg. pstr esu calf 10 r. res, asitr. siIsef bssas,
dpatsnt ve- wn'rh. one n Ivory h.snisi steel
aiden knives and for silver plated d kot-
revotv ssfoF. with Il bostifs, ~, end vo
In, Tor aud nv, sompe,f; ST gi.-bsrre ,h gus b.
os sts5<rrsi vel. par super Tor white xoel Ham
Srss nice tus NUT anA ssF- sssT psatd engraved c%
pitcher with ssiver snd hail yards sh wool
sney for s ic gen Rose.s hsst III,
plat d frks, 20 anon s.nse tsainx sud embsod.stas
rsshDs s.o hssvy hossy craab gx T., sp.s.dad fsny
Mhss ssresd asd ~ t,er ~ page s :
Rsef~sp - Abs tas vaHae fnsrsases n
the sane ratio.
A.eatn~u. ~ n al .nS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
STATE TICKET.

fpF JaA2s OF tsFest's toaft
JOHN b. DRAYER. of Henry County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
We Now Double our
Rates OF Premiums.
Our Friends viii readily notice ouI
Presents for 10 and 90 Clubs are
now more than equal In vaine
to Clubs Of 50 ana 100,
respectively Of other
FfrSnb
PLEASE EXAMINE.

Anyp.ncn erds-tAx either 81 tbs Clubs - tossed
below havs their .eiectons Of premiums snnmela-
I. ID, corresponding to tbs sire Of the oiab,
FREE OF OH4 DOLLAR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-14
g o E q 8.

0r i4 tinsn 9. sriT BON sn Guse.knans
unp 3nnasme Ger Wsiatul tur Ia Fer ums.ssus
ssn 1ernann na&.n nil, mte fa Der s.mis
niats wsnissr ale unAnsrnebmn glitt u~ntsr,ies
9sn. Gle Sroten, wOtlssIiatsn Dsintsasr Ger ti.s
lgcn BsiM,aatcr 80 tsiu4sn. @ir baiteu tur,=
LID Gs lss.nfsit, ZEN nsusn DeinlsQsr Der Sers
rsn @itatl 9OfiGsI unp Sasrr ;u inlpi,irsn.
Csrislts NJ IS Su5 brit uni so Sue lang, nit
rrsi stwilttsn Gapssn, wsIhe ron Usen sis uas
ten nit 6aGsrn a~nseiiat Tnh, ron ssnen nan&e
1900 lis 1900 gulIonen snttalten. 5trr p0s
itel lat in fie nj n%,aiiSen @erIlte ai&t ,rtni
ger ais $4,000 ga1ousn Osin, iln,mtlia tiss.
~jdtrisen, sinsstsnsrt, tpsl&sr Bic gum ndGFsn
6rl' iatr ais isurissr Nettur taraus t.rpsraetsu
I'M nine @iiiSn CUR gsfetruns Der EaGrFmpsl
uns Stnarslaufsr 80 Yrrninitissn, miSis.n, le.
t~snsirUte MsniGsn. an,utrstsn. 5srr gSit.l
bat fd tw6 Guitaai ron 5rauttu I'M, Rof pou
ZEN Itnsrsn Dstntsrsssf ssrn, ssl&s nod lein.
S'usr tstsu uns ssnen Is an Gdisrn uns an he,
our Dsinbsrsituus ~nuitwsnpissn GinriGtunt
uaansslt. sia unkustarss 8nri.nf erSerbsu
aud 10 90 itm s~,lunssn. ssm sisEs,u R.in
an Zen btfsuisnsf.n 4labsn su Der. etaats,
sintn Rartt ane fs ikm sttatrsnhs anerfsnaun,
'u per fta1sn. Idnusm uun fsl&s. euerais uni
i asaitrait wirr ans mu5 Is ~s.iinssn, BEN @sinss,
ams,ita auf fs Bsins au t.li.n uns ii
Scr;ise Der amsritaniiasn 0ttnt ZEN ausllu
sii&sn ssesnitsr sur @sltuns ,u %trinasn.
Wit nd&fs6 8rltjutr rirS 5.rr gS.b.l ct
i'm nsusfsn Stst aussl,etss @ssdurs it.r b.,
nsusu SsGrr srritteM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-14

Gtne Xletttrl0c n / | . G..
R.ins glptn msbs, tsin 9unu,l m,Sr n i,s,
,t qsjuns Der idusi,sriiarn Hauts&nitu. DIR
Giimsatnins.nts ut EsIti III ndmlia iosssa nit
red Tlans elmer nsusn &l.tts rlresmstis. aufss.
trsttn. msl6s 10 sisl seripri$t une In 9lcs.u
10 itSn Aitt:tm iru, ME ts rad Ter Deihreis.
uns taum 81 srtsattsn rare. GaGpaadnria.
tassn bic glFnruns ais has 81 ew Columbus
te,s:Gnt uni man bait nun G.tirastatnsn III,
.tr gut ausiabrtur, wsId. Fisher ale te&uij&
ueu fnan stsl sang unm5sli6 s.lten muete
8ann man atr idmmtli&e Gtp. emf life unp anters
| Steilp eien nit Tampi eirtft iterrr Inc sn, 10 trauGi
man uutre inss aud tsine 1unn.ls meSr. Ii,
Tsu' de Giienb7 bn Gtsr rea Tlcnt Guis bil,s
,par bersits cine ioiGs Nss alton Res unte,u rurtu
l~Ibrenrtn Sunnsls unr III I'M tislittn Bstri.s,
atu eo& nur fir tIsius, hiGts 3dss rasnns .,
Ns:li' iat plan ani&sinsnr aui 3l,r i.ssr 0rrs
anasltst ii. Tie nsue 9ueOmctis. bat Il. a.pSsu
i&sn 9r.itrlrsr uns fam aui jssr Wabu laui.r
Bel S:eisunssn assr ire tt Gin anrsrwsitser apva,s
nit In @iItuns. Der ras 3urldrui&en unmSali
MAD uns ris 3uStrait DIR arsitrdsn nod Be
rIrinib srsan,t. Gam"pOfI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-11-14

RtstlmdStae Sera m Iuns sts
@aseunolt 6 0. 9antw. 8evsinG.
Sn abwsisnseti sss Sssrstirs surss 5srr s.
6. gnsIans ale earetir pro ttmssrs ~srnannt.
Cas gafsa Gomiis iststrts 3sit. AN gsri&t
abjuRa ten.
gsiAloftm: Eas Der Uair,tas Ssrrsnht psr-I
, Gu lslt.
9eiaisfsu. Gae iOlssaee 6tesn ale Elm &C.
mBe srnannt rere.n, un stnsn plan ID satusr-
fen, aui w.lGs art uni 6siit uns nntsr usl6tn
gsetnsunsen Der Batrslas ~ s%srrsntsa it, uae
iiH Ger nd&fsn %Bnammlnus 81 antsrtrsitsn :
Die 50. 8. Esi!nmsssr, SOtn Glsii&. eouis
anasrmsu. Souls @sbmasr, Gsrntsis &strus.
Sci Ger tisrauf slssnsm Ssamtsnuatl MUIR
BEN rrasIt. Gls priFstm: ditto Wennis; ole
eiess.dFp tnt, 8. eGsrsr; 6ssrstdr: 5snrs :.
5sdmann; S&asma1tr: @m. &itIuann; Di-
rel loren: 6. Ru9n, Midad p6idsl uns 9euis
Wtpu.
5israui Ssrta,uns.
8. 6. gns1ans,
S.ertdr pro tsmp.
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Tas Gsridt. lab Gnrs bic GSR&t sas.,
Die qrwdEluns Grants nit istn'm gsts gu t,Iessn,
tss OF FER gsfltisuns, tO& fsst 80 s~rtpalttn, sas
sas .r tiu. nsus Baanbuls som Ne.sen Sauls
sr!aHsn Mir, I'M an,uesut:n, pae Der B.mobue,
(prs en- rh Oatl sinss T1ilitir.O tsrtsu,t.s
as ss,ar.;u uueSnfitutiunel tll.
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8cfumbc,s

sas % ii. Mate s.l,bnt', Sci itm usr,aisr.6sH
aud serri,nt i.in Gorralh ssn isrti.sn Sdrssa.
itin. ausnatl in Bils.rn, 2abmtn. SpisseIn.
t.nR.rportdussn &iafsrwas.u u. |. -. se an'-
M.tiamttit tes Putlitums i'm &aasm siusR.
Gsin @si&dit 10 ~ Fnrta
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Nufrmf
htS gunttSrattts an eat g &nei.
IUsplt unl an BE @av.tjtr m
NuSIdnbC.

DevSplt unl an BE S&vttatr N
NuSIon1t.
Gstrsus, Itsts Ghssnratu!
Sn tts Sutel Itsr elm runertar seitsn.ttS
uas rsidss Satr sotsn BE Sage felt ssm "a. y.
Nts. RIHt!id sinsn iisfsn Ribtsa sstra&t. I'm.
srssr { llst'g&vsmmuussa aatsa .in,sln. @ss
Ssassa uRiuss Eatrlanets i4usr t.imssiu&l
uas bic ittHtGm S,wOtua lsRrltsn In tier.
Irausr S,rtst Die uuslddslnns. BON tistn
grsiSnif.n bot f& nit S~lisssi&ntat lt.rau blu
IR yur lstIsa 1d.ts ssrtrsi:st; re fns mir a.
D'awaEti8 ieissr nod niGt in Baus, bic Gtu,.ln.
tettta asr Ssts.ruaasn nabsr lar,unsasn ua,
bic @rPbs su S&assn3 aua uur annassrns M
bssdnsn. lnbsianssus uni ,usrlaiFs. 3 sus en-
tutrsrIsR uns attr Son Fem, mas Ne a.jGaut
ron tru S:rniRunssa, eer.n s&ausias II,
SantUns 81. @an'n. @rautinlsn, 1tlIn. Nal.
lie nns nri unrtn. ea sG~rsdsRstilD, sas IN,
~ ZEN gsIsratni6 nV!tist. sae mir yor stu.r
esnsssun; Zip asssu, ME 81 In ,isisr 0rSk. iii
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Usi0W EUbR
SGsttt&d
nit Sr'H
Giarih.J
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to the next General IA.
sembly, of the Slate of Missouri, for tho
of the present Counties of Franklin, Gas
conade and Crawford, Washington and
Jefferson.
Washington Mo, Samuel B. Kyle
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3uiammm IS Gtimmp.
Sn tnd Staatsns girsinia, IltiFEpyt NJ
Ssras ta,tt isin. 81 lhr.ntsnpak natty. iun,.u
neil siltlsm ned niGt uiteu in tic Union aui,
s.nrumtn fnr,
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Na& leu bic i'st sinsssanSsn n 0asl6 Grid.
utre bic Naisritai @rant's im Stsate Nm.
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9 90 uns zee itrissn
% sstrassu. Sn g.. L., s.,
{Gifritts tatex tie aaeital.n
|atsu lire Gansipstsu .rwdsIt,
ten i'm l.. g.. 6. unp 9tsn
Ptnsn @aiOrtat.n, flsst.n,
tsn Grant unp Collar Ra-
trsnl Stsmuur uns giai,
ten.
pr sinssn isiesnss Staat,u
Sls!t:ralil!nm:a otsstsn:
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jar it n eissn.s Sntrsk. i.tn uns feline Tssttl
y ift an an,srn Tlassn ~fuuisn. shs man d. D.,
Daft ,nritters 3ostsl. Eager anssstsn uns ft rem
SsisasliGi.ii tu 0aarsn unp Biat9tsIt in
prsiis as sry.ust ta.. Gia 3sisr. uslAsr nod bel
inn lauite, bat