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TOO F. a y tToo Slows
Or what the gEee, masses have done for Free
T By aa9 Hon. wnaisaH HEaRI PFSRHzs %fGsoN, 81 a0'
o. s. Senator from Moss.
GRANT and COLFAX,
Representative Public Men.
The Peoples:cholcefor
President and Vice-President.
Tendencies OF ReactIon-WOundS of
the War-TAxAtIOn-The Party Tor
Freedom In Peril.
BY Rev. t. NJ. POST, st. Louis, Mo.
KEEPING ALIVE,
An Appear. to ChristIanA
BY Rev. THEO L CUYLER. DID,,
Brooklyn, New York.
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
The Great Experiment.
BY Rev. GEORGE b. CHEEvER, d. D.,
New York.
Letter from Washington.
Election OF Gen. Bsatty nom Ohio. The
nrat gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hope
Hampshire and Connecticut EleG.
tions. Supreme Court on Re-
construction. The PreBi-
dent and his Cabinet
after Gen. Grant.
speaker COltaX8 receptions, etc.
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EDITORIALS, AS FOLLOWss
The Tongue Of Fire. or ExtempOraneOus
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TWO WAYS OF LOVING
Loving the Good and Loving the Wicked.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-09-26
SHERIFF SALE.

By vi,tue and authority of an execution
issued from the Office Of tho clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Gaseonade County, Mo-,
returnable at the October term of said court
and to me directed in favor of H.
Reitemeyer and against Henry Pfeifer,
| hare levied upon and seized all
the right, trle, interest and claim OF the
said Henry Pfeifer of, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO wit:
The n half OF the ESW quarter OF sect.
four TAT and East part of the Sc of Sc or.
and the North half Of South East quarter
of section five Isl and the NE of the NE
quarter Of section eight L9] ana the NV
of the NV quarter OF section nine C9l. all
in township fosty two [42l Of Range six
I67 west containing 81 acres more or
less all lying and being in the said county
of GaSnade and state Of Missouri, and ]
will on -
Tuesday the 9th day of October 1868
between the hours or nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock i'll the az ernoor
of that day,at the courthouse door in The
town Of Hermann, county Of Gasdonadt
Aforesaid, sell the same or SO much thereo
as may De required, at public vendue t.
thee highest bidder for cash in hand, Tsub
iect to all PRIOR liens and judgntentsl e
satisfy said execution anI costs.
WIN. BERGER, Sheriff.
September 18th 1868.
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SALE.

By virtue and authority Of Two executions
issued from the Office of the q TX Of the
Circuit Court Of Gasconade county, Mis-
souli, rtturnabIe at the October Jcrm 1858.
Of said court and to me directed enc in favor
of II. H. Skinner and the other in favor
of Phillip Schneider and against Geo. c.
Mueller, l have levied upon anc seized al
of the right, title, interest and CAIN OF
| the said George C. Mueller Of. in and to
the following described mill property,
0 wit:
The Steam FIGURING Mil, with is ma
hine and fixtures situated on thc town
lots No. seventeen III and Eighteen Tl97
IN East Front street III the town Of Her
mann in SAID county Of Gas onade an
State of Missouri, and l will on
Tuesday the 9th day of October 1868
between the hours Of 9 o'clock in thu
forenoon and five O'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, at the courthouse door in thu
town Of Herman in GascOnade County
sell the same or so much thereof, rs may
be required, at public vendue to the highcs
bidder for cash in hand; [subject to al
prior liens and Judgments to satisfy saiC
xecution and costs.
WIN. BERGER, Sheriff.
September 18th 1868. s- r.
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September 18th 1868.
SALE.

By virtue and authority of 2 executions,
issued from the office of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Cour. of Gasconado county, Mis-
souri,, r%eturnable at the October ,crm 1865
of said court and to me directed, one in
favor Of Henry Souders and the other one
in favor of Hiram Robinson and against
Isaac Dickerson. | have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, fnte! est and
claim of the said Isaac Dickerson Of, in
and to the following described real estate,
to wit:
West half Of SW quarter of section IS,
and SW Of SW quarter of section 13 in
township 40 of Range 5 west; and South
half of NE quarter of section 8 in town
ship 43 Of Range e west, containing 2Ot
acres more or less, all lying anc being III
said county and state of Missouri,
And | will on
Tuesday the 9th day of October 1868
between the hours of nine o'clock in The
forenoon and five o'clock in the afteIn ,ol
cf that day, at the courthouse door III th'
town of Hermann, County Of GaSconad'
aforesaid, sell the same or so much thereo
as may be required, at public vendue Il
the highest bidder for cash in hand sub
ject to all prior liens and JudgmentsJ t
satisfy said execution aid costs.
WIN. BERGER, Sheriff.
September 18th 1868.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by c. N MATHEWS and pos
ted bsfore B A Matthews, a justice OF
ia uesce for Canaan township, on
chestnut sorrel mare, 8 years old. Ii hand
high, with q large bell on, left hind loot
white, snip on the nose, star in Tie lore
head, appraised to 100 dollars. .
Also one bay horse, supposed to be "
Years old, IA hands high, both hind fee
white, star in the forehead, appraised tc
"A aollars.
Also one sorrel mare mule, IA hand'
high, supposed to be 5 years old, apprai
fed to IS dollars, no other brands or mark
perceivable.,
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Auction I!

Err uu.tvi6usts mirs ant Nltttp0a ZEN 5o
T.,mtn b., brnn @,e,ne stUrc ~Tolsenrs %
.utin,t sFtntltA an Dan @tsi ttistsi'rs" rtrFts' :
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! uusnn 1ii&, .tiul OH EuFens Jtrhtfit's, I :
lautrr aAsni2tant, ! seprlReltr @Oisneol3 St4n-
kInusl.. 1 RssrTS Staut,lfuNi, 3 Die, Slur-
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MsI ri,lt amus Saasu m,sF.
Alt e~.s.nnimlt fur Ter tsRsn art uac nt''
= Stuiiaufsttsnpuris &us & ummsn "ntsf -
IiaifF uiaiIIe saIlkr 3 Dlouat GretIt esgtn Nel
nit .UirSi&aft.
81 'GEaal.tt dsetisn Yuntt letn utr.
8. p. 9~rstnqeue.
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SALE.
September 10Th 1868.

By virtue and authority Of an eXesu. ION
issued ION the Ofice Il ne clerk Of the
ca cult Court of Gascou lde County. Mo.
retOrnahle at the O1tobel term 1868 of said
Court and to me direc,cd in favor OF
Robert Sorrel and against Martha E.Sorrel
VIM E. Nicely, LOni5a l.. Nicely, VIM B.
Sorrell, Elizabeth SoireI, Nancy Sorre.l
and Reuben NJ Solrell, by thaicr e friend
Martha + Sorrell, | have levied upon and
seized all OF the right, tide, interest anc
claim of the sad Martha L Sorrell; VIM
J Nicely, VIM b SorreIl, Elizabeth Sorrell
Nancy N Sorrcll and Revben NJ Sore"
by their neS\ friend Martha Z Sorreil, Of
in and to th& following described rea
es ale. t wit:
South East Of North West quarter, SCI
"a, and South East of South West ourr,e
Of section 10, all in township 4Oof Rang
3 west, In the county and state aforesaid
containing 50 acres more OF. less,
And | will on
Tuesday the 9th day Of Octobcr 1865
]ltewecn the hours of nioe o'clock in In
forenoon and five o'clock in he a@f.ernoo.
OF that day, al tho courthouse door j
the town of Hermann, county Of Case
uade aforesaid; sell the sam. or so muc
thereof as may be required at publ
vendue TO the highest biddet for cash !
hand (su!ject to all prior i,ns and JUDI
1nents) 70 satisfy said X :u:Ion aud COS
VIM. RERuER, Shclitt.
September 10th 1868.
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III aug.
Sail OF RI,

SAFE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County Circuit Court
in vacation July 24.h 1868
Christopher Durbin, Xavier c Durbln,
Samuel Durbin, Julia Sheckley and her
husband Henry Shobkley,
Ma, garet Baxter and her husband Ri
chard Baxter and
Henry Stadtiander
Mary Hendricks, John Mckenzie,
| George MbKenzie, Nancy Marzoniwitz
and her husband Thomas Marzoniwitz,
Sarah Shockley md her husband Thomas
Shockiey,
Sarah Dnrbin, Isabella Durbin,
| Stephen Durbin.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs by
their attorney and file a petition and at
tidavit, from which it appears that the
defendants Sarah Durbin, Isabella Durb'n
stephen Durbin, John McKenzie&George
Mckenzie are non residents of this state
Wherefore, on motion of plaintiffs by at
torney, it is oraered by the clerk, tina
the defendants be notified that a civil
action has been commenced against them,
the object and general nature of which If
to obtain a decree in partition 10 the
following lands, SW NV s. NV Sc, NE
Section 20, Township Al, Range 6.
And unless they appear at the mex
October term of this court, to be begun
and held at Hermann, within and To-
! Gasconade county, on the 18th Monday 0
I October next, and on or before thu thlr1
day thereof, oud answer the plaintiffs u
liuon, the same will be taken agai1
them as confessed. And it is further
= dered, that a copy hereof be publish
according to law, in the Hermanner Vol
blatt, a newspaper printed and publish
, in tho county of Gasconade.
A true copy, Attest
J. c. ENGLAND, Clera
D. R. O'NEIL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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UdTi5a + II adr Droo KeynoIos-fnl set
same adr Jas Branson-hna lseulSmenI'
anne adr " G MitcheIl-hna settlement
same abr Sam Bird - settlement
f. KEHR, Clerk.

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az NV poiti5n ia iasiunrsn'n @'r!ocluns st1OS
sa ' ra,rSen t:nren lei 9ern auaut Stitsm'gsr
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A OF MISSOURI,
Houn+u g Goroonoda

STATE OF MISSOURI, : IS.
County Of Gasconade.
In the Gaseonade Circuit Court,
In vacation, Angus! llth 1868.
D. R. O'NEIL
ERHARD POPP.
Now at this day comes the plaintif In
propria persona and files a petition and
amdavit,s sfrom which it appeurs that the
defendant is a non resident of this State.
Wherefore, on motion of plaintiff, 1t Is
ordered by the clerk, that the defendant
be notified, that q civil action has been
commenced against him, the object and
general Iature of which is to ferclose a
mortgage given by him to p~lrintif on the
following lands N half of NE or, Section
25, Township Al, Range S, containing SO
acres.
And unless he appear at the next DC
tober term of this Court, to be begun
and held at Hermann, within and fol-
Gasconade Oounty, on the 4th Nonday Of
October next, and on or before the third
day thereof, and answer the plaintiffs pc
tition. the same will be taken against hin
as confessed. And it is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published accord
ing to law, in the Hermanner Volksblatt
a newspaper printed and published In thu
County of Gasconade.
a true copy, Attest:
G. ENGLAND. Clerk.