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Die Gremel Der &eDti'ibem Gez
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armiraI Dor unslpst. eaB Der 5nstii&s &ttd :
l~snribr.r 9 cu,iniqat :insn Gtnsr0i Sesila aui's
unssrsatisfs sritisnsn lisb. lie 6tausn unS
Slnrsr Ger 9ssns rtr astsai.n wuresn sin5s'
pert; ssipnssns SOIrattn sss ssntnidsissn Sra-
lir,utsn SaInays murlsn Upne @sittrts trlGUIsn. !
ais Salnaps's Armss scr Aur 0ay,s srlGlen
uur cen slltsn AnsriT ma&ts t~sianlsn fiji 10 risls
ptrioasa prssn ssrInBIlJi5er TsrSsRnnSsn III
itssnanntsr pulitltsr GsrbuHen i'm ISL nSniB.
sap r. StsbslsnbsbOrsen ia senUttis latra, nit
linen auiiurlumtn. Sic wpresn III ZEN VtIanS-
aibtVi tsUreut. Dig $rantsa rnrrsn bsiunt'rs''I
lraS.n. Tie .StUrs tbatsn iih au' unr sins Salos
Hltlsstresr eutr rurps IN ,r. &sib.n rfr llns
BludIitm stsnest. Eis @'ssIsi sius jsprG Fen
8;tsash ;l lanSiam, e. rpurpsa Sdncasn aulss>
iatrtn, unr sin &artditsnitu naG TEN aarern
purts aui re rem 0eIterbtn 9cweibisn Grfanss-
nm ats:isusrt. SieI. 6rauen t;ianrm f& untsr
,tner, pic ron rtg Sartatibsn r~eri:iir melt Urn
aelrpttt purrsn. De Trlutn lno 6inOn jsnsr
Utsne, wlbutsn BANNER ris gu SalnlYe ubtrse5an-
s,m martn, %tsianrsa it inter esp Opiern. il 10.
aar g.n.ral Gils aIm, Msnier 10 ure.i AMI tisitlts
srt atssitIattst It.
Or mar "A trant, I'm isbtnr II. Tlrtrittn
Rus.ln 80 smpianFsg. @tan tans itn falsr an
rinem stabi isf. atsr ilrf RE 8artalitsn
rdYmtsn Mill souflnsis AM. Die Scisa ten
mubt II rem Opiern Die NinomJru rbre Gtp:br,
aui lie Srnl sea uar alen Isnen, ii; nod ate =
mstsn, sen Garaue gu MAIDEN. yin Sahr IN
teTsn Sptn murrep lstisIi& resbalt sritrdsu
neil rsr SUbn irSsnp cine aiterne Stmrttms
taits laut merrm In6sn. Ger %alsr fttts Fl, um
ras estsn isines SOtnss pHr als ras p~srBsttns
par, tat sr, ra5 man i'm ssitatt n mrss, tas
9 tidial %ltieltsn au tbsilsn. T'snris nabmm 4
ei. HsteQrn Re III &prt uup teire rurrsn rpr rtn
0uJs II Ter amsritamii&sn GletleuVifj,srs ssurrr.
tet.
GIs srfs G:usr Isrltmt!tsrts rem m~sitsn rsr
Spisr tIUs tic VIitrtt unp IiJts itn,n SL lursn
yn. Dian tatt tsim Neitrs; auiscttli, I'M Ns
6su TT lgrt3urbrn. lts llrS'uGll6,n mub.e en- sirs
gisrsjRanis ~raitetrn unr 3uislsn, ME il's yiGt
rtr pcn Nsusm tie earuu9s Ranr9uit eustmAG'
IU Wv w Wv JNHHCHI btINItH HubIH'
8ie YisIs @tfanssm in ecu Oeiansniien TT.
murrst wUrstn fnp. taan gar nitt arscsstsr
Wttrsn; RE in Fem @gianSnibsOi nranitatt,i'
MessIsi Iritts 100 Ysriunsn eas Getsu. lnt',
p~snlsIten teiaurm lb 10 G.ausu unp Gin &inp
auSertalt ru GsiaaSnids fnr ron 3eit.aa 3tl, III
stsitisrsnsm , unttsn sIls MtnI&rn aui Grun1
scn ai6tr iprudsn tiustratt rctrsa. ats
ism 5inrIGtanSsn tann man s~tenials uur al,
@Orritatss btpi&nsn. @snn Naaar aw Sci.
ten Ter 8tpcluticn gum 6;nrs u~tsrssHen Ul.
ssintit'sn, werOtn rsr'E Gr9Rm sinssIsrters pn
U'.maIs sri6o1en.
Del Gcniul lsr Ser. Staa ten uni mstrrs an
rns amsrita"sr ts5suSeE rIs @atrb it risfr III
sattn nit itr;n Namsnsunts'ltriltA.
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uetcr Ni louri 8sine unl RE an-
,rtsmun0, wsIte ~rIrirItsn aLi Fer i'm 9auis Ger
sOrrStn @OGe atSslaIttnsn 2OpIfana eta to-
ausfsums gu Nsw Grltaus %ssmnrsr, itriItpe
arm Slhanitr DGfptlts 3titnna: a9sr. 81 far
5sinr.ts aus ct. gegis. asent Der gIu1tO'
Bstm. Grmuusnis pom Iifuuri, lat aui Ger Uair
sin Srrtimsm elm bsimi der &sine pom Sabrsans
1858 aussstsut. bic ~ Y~srsiJli4 %tsiunrsH NM
zen, Pas lie ras nttlaw gaur" (s,tsn Srsis) CT.
NisInn. Gis rrrsiBliGlsn 8sintsnnsr vOA ytsw.
Odsans warsn r~srismmsit, I'M bic aablrsihsn
prVtsn BON Gatawba, Girsinia @Isllins, Ssrb,:
mont uni Gpne ORD gu Yaiutsn. au6 Pie Nmsi.
ean 9Unpuu = hatts YrOtsn pom rfnjsltm Bein
lcrten ausatfslt. ater Der erts Yre,s murte uns
bssinst Ger uSluitcn GCmpasn is" erttsilt. Ds
eaiawba. 5stt.mcpl me girsiuia Sssslius risis,
Gcnpasnis, wuron FA Ter Ssrtsmunt t,Iunru,
CUR 8nltur int Suetn eisnet, iins auase,.,tnet
@sins nur Der notwithstanding Gssnt, Ssrr Ssiu
ri&s. rr lid ssrap. bier tsFplst, ia ttreit, an
Ausfunit User risie 0sius unp itre Rultar /,
~lsiutr 8Oluuns SO Sc garOnrslrabs gu sebsu.
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Nstlce Of Final Settlement.
Administrator

Public notice is hereby given to al
creditors and others interested in tn e
estate Of jams Arrott deceased, that j
will make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the Gasconade Probate
Court, to be held and begun On the third
Monday of May next at the court house
in the town of Hermann. ...ls...
... .ls ~. 4 JOSEPH DOTON,
Administrator. =
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T~rnmemAimmreebt nberan.

Srsar in rsm s,lnuttIiGsn 0uft,mts,s woItn
rit Grapsn jrst ras Stimmts1t tattn.
Dian itrsit. Fem sGineI upuii gUtsbIatt" aus
Gtuttsait:
Die Grase Of ZEN Gruusn tas Stimmu&t g.
tutre 2 rirr nun audi Tier ~eifcutlrt. 0ian teruft
It'd sabsi tauFs aui rie tc,as!iG.p Ssrtanrluns gen
III fu Yrtle unc III Zen sttSastsnpeu Gsllunm.
Iunssn Amsritas. 9is Srunrs, tis man bier iir
roe StimS,rs&t rfr Grausn oaiutrt, la1.n lt
Iurj 10. ptnrrmahtn ~,uiammsn iai;n.
Tie Grausn warsn oils Dluttsy scn jstu s..
jnunssu, ~ %artsitsu; j, mstr Rte art,t tn r,
N&tunS aiss, ]. mstr bic SlIOrns ess gsiass BEN
gptsus Ger !rrpHli&sE { ,arts III TEN 5imersrunu
~rrdnSts, rsRU tsHsr wu BE- uu~ rig GtsaunJ Der
Jrausn, unO 10 gut tenn lrrpttlitm S6wa6.n
taS Stimmr.&t nidt snt;O;en r,trcn lam, 70
Iswib nub aud tk 3eit tommsn, mu Is Zen Srnrs
sr unttr rsn slei6sn gsrinsunssu wis rem Man-
nrn ssrdbt wsrre. Glsits 9ts1te unl QA;G=
ten ilr AGs. d
Srrer tllltanr iSen, nitt pnter gcrmunri&ait
RsbsnDsn Grau jsrs Nitirau sstlbu ras Stimm
rett. 10 srris, OILS IL out su Ten Stsusm mt
l~rniiissu Stuateatsaten itrsu 1tsil ATTRACT.
In isltfidnrias Gruu,n, ii. pr6 ir rsr sdtsI
den @sraIt Helen. UNI iol6t Grau.n. 81. It rurd
@srtsiratbuns rr @sralt tss Nannss u~ntrrp.ri. f.,
trnntn 10 psnia ais &c unminriss Mannlit
SuSsM nab 9latur uno Stlats, ett ras @timm
rs&t S.rlanstn. Na& Ger G,iitliten auIaiInn
g" Gts upFatptLsn Maun unD NDsib Gin. Y.ri,,
air-lrnmn is in Staa sirassn nitt ,psi etim
men tsnnFru&en. GUt icus mai ts Ger llsrs,
s%intunit Ger Gssltus u~tsrlallsa Oh Ger Niauni Of,
RE Grau eas Stimnre6t auslttu isu.. Hrr
he Sranen Stimmrstt tdtl.u, mirte u mel
Ystsa tt BEN Rabtu och en-. Bel. 1rausn tos,
Ctnsriss mstr 3rit aIs bic Rinuer. Is irQt {,
Shame 9ttaIttt ein. fins Grlu alt isiu,r sle
ais i,ins 8 sIsSutn an rem etinmtattn ~ id d
Vie Graasn icae1 inr, fen mrS ras 8t6t tos,
~ StuatSanstlsstntsit,n su mdtlsn, nttt ,tsr ,
ne 8s6t as Gtpratntantsn pcs 9~cltswiushs otra
au ~srrsn. eis iOa,n aud mitt ssrpR, Gt:t il
y es armss stnsutrstsn.
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SHERIFF SALE. 81

This 18th day OF March 1858.
By virtue aud author ity of an execution
issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Casconade' comfy, Mo-,
re;urnablo at The April term j $50 of said
Court and to mo direc,ed in favor of Robert
Sorrell and against Martha " Sorrell,
VIM J Nicely, Lou. sa. : Nicely, nNm b
Sorrell. Elizabeth SorreH,, Nancy wv Sor-
rell and Reuben NJ Sorrelr by their next
friend Martha 4 Sorroll, i have levled
upon and seized oil of the right, title,
interest aud claim Of the said Martha E,
Sorrell and others OF, in and 10 the fol-
loving described rcal estate, TO wit:
Sc SW Quarter, section Ia; Sc SW
quarter, section Is, TowhshipiG Range6.
And | will on
Tuesday the 27.h day Of April 1858.
between the hours of nine o'clock, in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
of that day, at the, courthouse dosr in the
town of Hermann, County Of Gasconade
afol esaid, sell the same Of 30 much thereof
$ may be required. ut public vendue, to
he highest bidder ier cash in, hand (sub.
ject to all prior liens and judgments) to
satisfy said execution and cost,
CHR. KUHN. Sheriff:
March 9th 1858. 'Hh
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53u perfQufeu.

Cine SATIN BON so u der wcroa 35 unt,r Guliur
unp fas atriss 5uIslaus, nat 8lodeaus. unp ten
ltlifsn 6atmsstduetn. sui ~seritttsn bsInretf&.
Elm ltSnsr junssr Otfsartsa NIT t~rastarsn gau-
men. iuwie Gin gutter Sruunen, GIN abeil res
eaarss Dat tine pOrsiislits 2ases j ur 0tiutau,
nislrlte Iest nabs Americas writltlt ii6 cine
Eampimatl unr Sdatmltls iOpis Elm 9 tore mr.
S&mitsltpap %seinect. Die Gnt'ernuni BON
5eiHrann betraat stra IA Msileu, sun Bluftpn 5
Msilsn, &auFisbtater m0Jsn ff& periDnllG ODE
l1rlFtliH rrsGesn an
Ndrtus Baner.
Nmerifus Mcntap emery Go. Mlc
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note in said mortgage mentioned, been pa
due and payable, aid net been paid mp. ac.
cording to ! .e tenor and affect sfsaid No to
Therefore. by virtue Of he authority in me
SO TO 10, | viii on 9th cay Of April 1859
at tie front door of he Courthouse 10 the
Town. of Hermann, be ween The hours Of
8 O'clock A M and 5 O'Clock p M of thnt.
day, publicly expose for salo the Lots above
described, 70 the highest bidder for Cash
IN hand to satisfy sald Note and Mortgage
Deed.
Hermann February 4th 1869.
nPHILIPP SCHNEIDER
Presideut.
By George Klinge Attorn.y in fact.
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Administrator.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given 10 all Gro
ditors and others interested III the, estate
of August Suenkel deceased, that | will
mako Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the G~asconade Probate Court, to
be held and begun on the third Monday
of May next at the Courthouse ia the Town
OF Hermann,
SIMON SUENKEL,
.-f .. -a. Ala
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N0tice Of FiRai Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested in the
estate of Charles Sassmanpshausen decd,
that l will make Final Settlement thereof
at the next term Of the Probate Court of
Gasconade county, TO be held and begun
the third Monday of May 1869 at the
in the tewn Of Hermann
ARNOLD RHUMP,
Administrator
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Tie BaAlm in Connecticut Tau tstanntIi9 gum
SOrthsl Der &tputlitaner ausssial.n. sic ba-
BEN ratti ibr qa"srS Staatsitdst nit lter 1000
Majrritat srrahli. SIN Yctissn Satr isstsn bic
EemotraEfR bsi afr Staatswatl nit uns.idtr
1850 Stinmsn 3ajuritdt! Nliu in sipsm Sotrs
batsn re Gemctl ateu tsinabe 5000 Stimm,n
oirlOrsn nnn bic TsputliIansr risie an,abl q.
wsnnsn. az.
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A~ GOlipns praGtpellsr Salccr mir
am Sonntsa teni IS. rs. rurd RE 9srrsn y.
&rs6 unp @. Mauie tunp REM Yntlitum wisrer
srGIn,t rtrrsn, lei wridsr gtlsssubsit ris ses
nannten Serren ilr;n @dlttn cinen ieinen Qun6
rcirtn merren. Irlisn's Sslopn il, t%'icnrsrs
pibrepp FER Summ;rmcnats, eer ansensbmite Gr-
+ rlurssplut, rem man fd rsntsn fam. unD wirr
{: esstal6 Fort an 9lif'n nitt fstIen.
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SIMON SUENKEL,
Adrn;nis,patar
SRntfrg of Final SettIsMeMt.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate of
John u. BrandenIurger decd, that l will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, tc tie
held and begun on the third Monday OF
May next at the courthouse in the town
Of Hermann.
ADOLF BRANDENBURGER,
Administrator,
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Sauit cure Sltissr tsi @str. W trteus,

Gtu aurru AT aas @twsi,sr in ben Ser.
Sta at'n II untsrm 5. Gpril srn Ssrrn Subn Dit
pOhtNdsr assnt nm. @snsraeuuiut rsr itpd,eti,
ltsu eirSsnOhsnitait in Baitinstsn .. 6. CT
saH9tn, isOrtn p~srlsIte aum Seiu6 unr ,ur Ser,
atiUI suns uri Gbrsnsattn an sas rtFjasrias sips
esrSlTit s 6rsiiaisbsU in 3us auimuntsrt unp ouis
lore at.
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Notice Of Final S ettlement.

Public notice is hereby given, to al
creditors and others Interested in the
estate OF Henry Stohlmann deed, that I will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term ofthe Gasconade Probate Court, to be
held and begun on the third Monday of
May next at the court house in the town of
Hermann.
CHRISTINE STOHLMANN,
Adminisfratrix
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Noflce of @naL Excitement.

-. JYO7LCe OF SUuL 9eILLeHLeHE+
Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre.
ditors and others Interested in the estate
of Joseph Kirchner deceased, that l will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of he Gasconade Probate Court, to
be held and begun on the third Monday
Of May next at the courthouse in tho
town OF Herman. ;-f ..- -.lg !,
NICOLAUS GREIN,
Administrator.
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Netnprube. am IL. @ai F1re in pr
mann Elm. BsinprOte fatt. Bel Rem 8roBsn I'm
ianse, ren pie Dsinfultur in tisfSG Gsssnp err
rsiGt, unp &c: Sorsralt, wsIke bier auI Die er-
,susuns sster @sint rsrnenrst rirr, rarf man
rurl sins sutIrsi6s mn IettaIts gstStiitSunS al
sisitr ausiteauns Gtittns rsr Wsintausr anr ses
rsintrintsmrsu putlitums e,rarten. Setemals
siirits ricie 8stuprcte RE intrrs6antclte rrrrsn.
wrl6s jemals in 5srmann fattaeiuapsn.
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ARNOLD RHUMP,
Administrator.
5lotirr of ;FiudI Settlement

EPublic Notice is hereby given to all Gle
dilors and others Interested in the estale
of GottIieb R~ueggesick deceased, tina, viii
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term OF the Gasconade Probate Court, 10
be held and begun on the third Monday Nj
May next at the courthouse IN the towi
of Hermann. .., t-
HASTEN BUSCHMAN,
- ......- 90, Administrator,
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VIM. Petsch,
MaIer anO Snpeadrer,

US. Hotel, lei 5srm 3iypiein, 5srmunn, @c.
Gmrittlt lid benz ssstr ten YutIitum pcn Ser.
mann une umaessm iur aus in iein 5a6 stn-
ihlassntsn Nrteitsn uptsr 3uiiterung prcmpter
unp tilliasr 8trienuna. Aus 2lrten spn 5auss
unr Shilrernalerti. e,rainen &c. reretn ron ibm
aui's iorafl liBie uas i'm mcIrrnitsn StYl aas-
aciiibrt.
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Nctice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate
of Propp r & Rhump deceased, that l will
make Final Settlement thereof OF The next
term Of the Gasconade Probate Court, to
be HI Id and begun an the third Monday
of May 1869 at the courthouse in the town
of Hermann.
ARNOLD RHUMP,
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@rtra Srnf1ee-g isume.
an Is. Qpril 1869.

am Is. april 1869.
@spennartia ale Serr'n sru1tss.
SOtn 9. Ri4s:wurrs ais @%tatti&reiter @ie.
s6maaenta& afs7[s6esmsiRr. Deter @ssr
als @saauiiebsr. 6. 6. gasr Yepea.
gtidle6sn: l. Gas ru s6ntmci1er unt Fer
Collector jerer ,intu SOno iut $4,000 ~ tsnen
4atsn uni Der 5;artiarsit sinsn..gomp iar $500
r,.. S;;riaaRRss
Sutn g.e@ SER.
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oA1E
Whereas George reck and johanna His
wife, by their mortgage Deed, recorded
in Book N, pages p. 30 and 30 in Gas.
c'nade Co. Recoras, did convey to Joseph
Dogon, the following described lots in.tba
town of Hermann, tiaseoaude county and
State of Mss uri, to wit:
LotrNo Is East Fifth Street. and los
Fo 81, 80. Al, 43 and as East Seventh
Street. 10 secure the payment OF q promi,.
sorry note in said mortgage mentioned.
And whereas the said note hss been dus
and payable and still remains unpaid ~,
cording 10 tenor aud effects oil said note
Therefore by virtue of the authority in
me vested by said Mortgage Deed, so q
do, Twill
On the 27th day Of April 1863,
on the front door of the courthouse in the
of Hermann, between ,hsJ hours of
y o'clock A. M. and 5 O'clock P. NJ. II
that day publicly expose tor sale the lots
obove described to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. to satisfy said pa,e aud
Mortgage Deed.
Hermann, February 24,h 1859.
JOSEPH DOYON.
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e o falcs $.

r Gsm edttarsu 5srra 6intsIntprs, lG0n'
greg. 8sprilsn tant pom awsiten Cifritt unltrn
Cant flr utbt I%tnruns ri&tisu R1sRtli4sr 30
fIufeRte.
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sa@str. Ntrtsus sertluIia Raper Collars ST
10 Cts per tUr
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Tie arr5ts gusndb.Ycn 8tiltfcT'r I'M 5eitn
III rca tiuisftn Yrtiisn lei @etr. Msrens.
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Ae1maum Savings 8auk,

Hermann Mo, April 16. 1869.
Election Noti,e. The regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Her
mann Savings Bank, for the election of
seven (7l Directors to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at this Office on May
10. 1869. Polls open from 9 A M to 3
P M.
Phi: WEBER, Cashier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17

Seine i&wara: SuSI0ds iar 5frr'p sq IS be
0etr. Nertens.
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Ntut SrItIinsswaaren BEL Grau
Gnslsnr lu Enrtn.
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Seine ~ siSe Sabn9snrsn gu ] 25 te' Ssts'
G2rrIena. ,4 '..t.. j.. .s. ..-
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Nsnt Tritlin9swaarsn lei Trau
GnsIanr 81 Tnrsn.
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Inn cute UNI tiliss SIsirsr gu Iauftu Ssbt mad
rem nsuen &leiesrtpre.
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MORTGAGE SALE

By George Klinge A.tern.y in fact,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-11

Mississippi and the Pacific. 1t will
give an impulse to the population flow
ing in from the other continent not felt
before-not only to the people on the
border of Western Europe, but it may
be to those long encamped on the
Eastern slopes OF Asia. Already
the advent of a Caucasian cIviliZa-
ton on the Western coast of Amer
lea has disturbed the torpid Mon
golian, and already the Eastward mi
grafton of a people that has not mlgra.-
ted within the period reached by histo-
ry has begun. How much impulse
will be given to the movement by
opening this way to the East, cannot be
foreseen. Who knows but the civili2a
ton of China, dating back through a
thousand years of stagnation, may be
stirred to its profoundest depths, and
that out of her five hundred millions
with whom mere existence there is a
perpetual struggle, she may pour in
through the gates of the Pacific
swarms Of Mongol pagans who in the
middle of this continent will confront
the westward flowing Caucasian tide
and contest for Possession of the CONT
Dant2
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BYMAIL.

Some little boys were recently pois-
oned at Galena, Illinois, by eating
wild parsnips. One died in less than
an hour. and the rest probably would
bat for the prompt administering of
powerful emetics.
The report from the Dyer Court of
Inquiry is still in the hands of the Sec.
retary of War, but up to the close OF
business hours on Saturday he had
given it no examination. The court
was ordered to report the facts and give
it's opinion thereon. The document
makes twenty-five or thirty pages of
foolscap manuscript. Its exact tenor
is not known, but such hints OF Its gen.
eral drift as has got out warrant the
statement that Gen. Dyer Is "White-
washed"
"A Washington telegram dated Sun
day says the Secretary of the Treasury
does not yet say what he will do with
the Government bonds he is going to
buv under the order issued on Satur-
day. He will buy such as are offered
on terms advantageous to the United
States not exceeding one million DOL
lars per week. 1t seems to be assumed
in outside talk that he intends estab.
fishing a sinking fund, but he himself
saws he has not yet determined to do
so. The sinking fund cannot amount
to but twenty five millions year. One
question 10 be settled in establishing it
is, whether advantage can be taken, or
shonld be taken. OF the fact that moth
ing has been done in that direction
since the law was passed five years ago,
and put into a fund what might have
been put in during these years, viz :
One hundred and twenty-five or one
hundred and thirty millions, in ao-
dition to twenty-five millions belong
ing to the present year. Inc Depart
ment has this matter under consldera.
ton, The Secretary is selling gold and
buying bonds will be governed by gen
eral principles, without regard to the
market price either of gold or bonds,
and he does not now say how long ne
will continue such sales and purchases
up to Sunday evening the Wash
ineton authorities are reported to have
had no news of Importance concerning
Cuban matters. 1t is not believed in
Cabinet circles that anything Is going
on which will involve US in any trouble
The Lvnchburg (Va.) Republican
-onorts the recent discovery in the
1nr0es of the mountains near AlIeghe-
55v Springs, OF a waterfall tWetue H7ln
rj,ei feet hi0h! A party was soon 70
Iesve Iyuchburg to visit the spot and
attest the truth of the report
The preparations in progress at tne
Naval observatory and in the navy
Department for the observation OF tne
total eclipse Of the sun of August nT4t, @31I
are on a very extensive scAle; Imo
iowa. They will be Furnished, with an
outfit equal to any yet supplied by any any
government for similar purpose. me oe
most skillful party of photographer, IS; az
the command of the Department wiz IL.
accompany the expedition: A party IN
charge of Prof. Asaph Hall, of the OBJ
servatory, and Prof. Joseph Rogers, as
sistant, will sail in a few days for san
Francisco, with a very complete outht;
On arrival in California, a war vessel
will be put at their control, with orders
coast OF Alaska or Siberia az may be
selected.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 10

81 hOO1S1 WaS 4Os
Omaha dispatches say that kilograms
from Echo city, state that the troubles
with the laborers near Piedmont are
amicably settled.
Railroad and telegraph officials left
Echo city this forenoon for Promon-
tory, to attend laying the last rail. AL
thuogh the Central Pacific officials de-
ny that the Union Pacific could not
reach the meeting point at Promon-
ranged to lay their own last rail yes
terday. They ascribe the failure of the
meeting of the Union Pacific to obsti-
nancy or bad management of the OFF,
GERS, while in fact they desired the ex-
elusive management Of the ceremony.
General Wheaton with detachment
of the 21st infantry, left Omaha last
evening for the Pacific.
The Jewish synagogue In QUINCY,
Illinois, and the residence OF the pastor
adjoining, were nearly destroyed by
FIRE last night. Loss about s., 900.
Judge Levi Parson, of New York,
President of the Southern branch of the
Union Pacific Railroad running from
Fort Reilly, Kansas, down the Neosho
Valley to Fort Smith, Arkansas, arrived
here last night accompanied by the fol-
lowing New York directors: Francis
Skidday, Robert Stevens, George Den
nison, Thos. Johnson and 81. A. john
son. The party leave this afternoon
from Junction City for the purpose of
making an inspection of the road. The
road is a feeder to the Kansas
Pacific Railroad. The survey of
the road was commenced in Decem-
ber last. Sixty miles will be built
by next September, and the whole road
is under contract. The Company have
grant of ], $780, 900 acres Of land. Eight
hundred and ten thousand dollars in
county bonds have been subscribed to-
wards the road by the counties through
which it passes. Five thousand en-
migrants from Copenhagen paid their
passage, and $4,000 Swedes are expect
ed during the season to settle on lands
belonging to the road.
Arrangements have been made to
strike the fire alarm bells of this city,
in response to the strokes OF the ham
mer which drives the last spike on the
Union Pacific Railroad to. day.