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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

A few months ago an engineer 0!
III express train on the Pennsylvania
Central Iailroad, going west, discover
a an engine approaching him at such
rate of speed that he was at once con
inced that IL was without an engineer,
lie instantly whstled his brakes down,
nd at the same time sending his fire
nan back to uncoup!e The tender, from
lie train, while be at the same moment
mr"upIed his hose aud engine, aud
o,puing his throttle wide, with his red
A. jumped back on the tender. He
i,st looked back and saw his train
marty stopped, and on dashed the
te ,wo engines toward each other like
WY demons. He bioke up gently on
DC e.lier, and finally stopped it, and
, rrathess silence wat, he'd for the
olision. The engines came together.
brewing each otuer clear off the track
.nl smashed all to pieces. lie left
The tender, and with his lag IAN Oh to
meet the express going east. 1t being
two minutes behi.d ti,ne,hc iad just
tune TO flag it. ana it was brought 10 a
stop within few feet oi the vrcc';.. .
engines. and one oi l.Ose lgIrihle aclI
dents was avoided. Need We 81. l.at
for this heroicac the company present
ed him check ior Sl,C0Uy Cannot ell
gineers ON gone of our other trunk
lines take a lesson from this?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
Food fox Old People.

Il your fat. good natured old grand
father living ON fat beef, and pork
white bread and butter, buCkwheal
ua..s and molusses, rice and sugar un.
e.. be has lost all physical and mental
energy and desires to sit from morn.
lug 0npI night in the chimney or al
the stove, saying nothing and caring
t1r nothing? change his diet to fish,
beat3trak potatoes and unholted wheat
bread or rye, and Indian, with one
hat or three quarters of the carbonif-
eroUs articles OF his former diet, and
in one week he will cheer v0l agan
with lis old jokes and call tot al5 Uel
and cane. Is he lean aud cold, asset
restless and irritable !--4ive iim lnr
fattest meats, with the best ut butter.
and much sugar AMI moas'rs. a5 nv
desires. not taking away entirely such
food as is calculated to stryn then
brain and muscle, but Il a.t.l. tacm
to his circumstances.
Perhaps his bram has becA oycr
worked, and exhaustion anu slow a,-
ton has followed. II 50, he noe,!s
some phosphate food to whirn he
has not been accustomed such lis oal
meal cake, with milk or a fish diet, amt
pearl barley or pea soup, Or perhaps
his restlsssness comes from inactivity
Of the bowels; il so he needs fruits
vegetable, unboltcd wheat bread, etc,
with care to keep his mind at ease, and
to have only such company as is sooth-
ing and agreeable. Orperhaps his il
ritability arises from the use of too
much meat and other phosphate food;
f SO keep him on a diet in which the
pAnsphates are deficient, such as rice,
fur bread and butter, etc, with food
adapted TO his other conditions ard
iabl,s That regard to these dinercnt
conditions viii very much contribute
o comfort end happiness in the de
dining years OF life, there is no
Doubt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
The Atlanta Constitution has recent

The Atlanta Constitution has recent.
" .e"n t., sword whirh Was presented
to Ga. G. ,banv l., hIs cid Arkansas
re.rInrn., rni wl.rH he wurc at thr
.uur ). ., .i.ttl u F'nltl r5 =
.u, Chs i, r t.r- Gay, of Decatur,
g.. e ir.y wuo uj8 honc :, mUsn ioI
the grayr, ul Ia, CDntr,'crdt, de&1 II
her own Statc and icnntssr. Idr s"uri
is thus described by the Constituti n:
"It is q very handsome weapon, with II
finely tempered, aasning b.ade, IN Il
handsomely embossed and carve,
scabbard. ald strangely enough il hcal, ;,
as the name and pisco oiils maGyra, II.
Marshall a Co., Of G,buin ga. "hr
scaiiarG hes st the top, on ore side, Il
cary ad muoaiiiUn OF dir. Davis N pro-
Gle. and on the other side the harp a'id
shamrock Of Ireland tyinrd Together
Or thS iir-, ring below the shomrock,
midway down tie scaIbard are the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

j ~ -.iinuGs on a live Wan.
Iu .v" u.. IL it."a .t,.- pl, he
:, r,.u.a yor.g, aud BEGINS lor to
ru,t cary.
Fc is the pcpler sa>s OF cr,-tiou---
the a!si.ice ot the WORT.
The man who can draw N,w Orleans
r0lasscs in Janu ry thru u ha.t incl
augut hole, and sing "Elom1. Sweet
Home while they are running may he
,lflrtlv honest, ut he aint suited iDr
rli,urte
hr ~. tau is rs full If Dizziness
- ,.. ,.ItUgtni If Il street car; he -
'eu s, .vrnc,. very bizzy; Tut
r. .a.. ua5.t. STD%s.
q. .- s..a : cotton factory.
..-t so re time 10 spare
1 ana syaya. oy aa, Saturday after.
noon.
lie is like Il dccoy duck, always
above the water at least Is months DID
ring the year.
He is like runaway lorse-hc get:
the whole of the road.
He don't always die rich. but alvay,
meets death like an oyster, without an,
fuss.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

L.tTlT :. NAIr.ruAM

Ir - DaEG --. .uu0t". brautf'i
sentiment, are ,rDu M. .tar K9u's
,Ng.,n book, pa4.aI ,a, "s..., .,
iIenvru.'
1t i, !nI! q. t..,D"s .n e.. s: ..
l. DARK when The u,.. .. ........ -.
Wau Sues tHc ry,m. 81 e.
cruelty away by .ol hr,,. .3.. rss.;
i IS I0rs "'t.a onsy 81. ,.
sorrow gather rOuuu, ...., 49,. /.
the hopes anl happ.pr '. ,,.>, .r,
fading with his own. Rut III ,aat 90 u.
the memory of past int ,rAtY ".ii &c -
true consolation and assure htln uycu
here GA earth OF glcans Of hope ~
heaven. II is dark when tie dear voice
Of that sweet child once iondly loved
Is no more heard in murmurs. Dark
when the pattrrng feet no more re-
sound without the thre e,lod, ascend
step by step up stairs Dark when some
well known air recalls the strains once
oft attuurd to childish voice now
hushrd in death Darkness but Oniy
the gloom which now her.l Is the day
sprnS o. immortality AM the iulinl,e
liaht oI Heaven"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

Flowers have blootned Oh prairies,
and passed away unlove'!, unseen by
mau, and multitudes Of virtues have
been acted ou. in obscure places, with.
out note or admiration. The sweetest
of both have gone TO heaven.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

4 ,op,onn,rpry. l,rnino t.. y..,.e
to tLn y,tnrr and IN. ,n,,,, &C.. u
two hun,,.l years. so.1 a..
fl. f,ll,,,;n,,. sr.ns--y ,-. ...
..,, :, ~, ,.,rt ...i,.. , .l.y
, ,c,,..,,,bi,. IL. ,t,4 .,,s i,., ..,,
.,.. ...u... ... .,,-,,.. .,.,e.. .,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

The frs, chzptcr Of a Western no.
vel has the following "All of sudd "
the tair girl continued to at on the sand
gazing on the orinv deep, upon lose
hcaving bosom the tall ships w,nt
merrily by, frcishted-- ah who eau
tell with much ofj,y and sorrow, and
pine lumber, aud emigrants, aud hopes
and salt fish -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

The editor OF 4 cOa iry paf so y:
wednesdays post brought IS 4 letter
addressed Rev another the II ~
anpther Col one Mr.. AMI tle A.. Esl..
On the way 10 dinner We asrii .isli'
stepped ON u W. ans trai :. al she
addressed 10 thus: "Yon brute -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

While an ignorant lecturer was dee
scribng the nature Of ga5. b.se s.Jcs-
ing lady inquired of q <el,l-maI 1-sr
her wh'. Vas til, 6iiersnce between
,xygin and and hydrosia? =
litile madam, said b.. "B, IN. "a
wc mean pure giu, By hydrogin, gin
and water"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

"Can you tell NC madame what 10
the occasion of that bells ringing !"
II suppose it is oocasioned by some
body at the end Of the rop~"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
4.X :'HiDLsDI.sAHI S.Il.F-!M-
MOL! MON.
. yentccn Kindred Russians Burn
Ahtns2.v"S> to Dr&th.

The ioIIowing statement @lpraro IL
,.e Pti llall Gazette;
Al t.y,H r."!am.ry proc. diasa OF
,ae m,Ay ,a.at,p.. say,, wuya. r1pid
inyr,Vsy Aas ,Xyty0 81 much a.Mcty
n Rus5la, a!c fairly thrown iu,o the
Shade by Il terrible act of sc,t amu.a
: III which /, reported rom .ao 9 ~.
,".incn, Of SaraloY, a lew months
ago the prophets Of q new rgj..jou
made tlclr appearance in that par, Of
a. Empire, preaching selt-deslruction
., lre 81, the only sure road to saliva
, H. AMI SO readily WAS thcir dreadful
''r,;in,' .rc' 'pd ~ tue ignorant and
II ,,'t ,.iu- le,Srutrt, that in one
... ... ...,. -. .'utccn hundred
.,rlsu.. Hs-..'.... ,n some wooden
a.. .. n,H r,I.yadci the doors
".,t &C.,, W., e. t4e cuttings ON Tire
sea- eua,gt ia .ot flames, The Nu.
.hunura III, Io!a. al tuvy can to stay
the progress OF this new madness, but
their task is obyIoU-Iy difficult one,
The punshmcuts which the law can
inilict must have little terror Tor cutnu-
siasts vino deliberately choose lea.
~ horrible as the ,rue road To-
hcpycn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
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LEARNING TO WALK.

Only beginning the Journey,
Many mile Is 30 80;
Little feet are to patter
Wandering to and fro.
Trying again SO bravely,
Laughing in baby glee,
Hiding its face in mothers lap,
Proud as baby can be,
Talking the oddest language
Ever before was heard;
But mother (you'd hardly think so.)
Understands every word.
Tottcring now, and falling,
Eyes that are going to cry;
Kisses and plenty of love words,
Willing again to try.
Father of all! @, guide them,
The patteripg little feet,
While they are treading the uphill road,
Braving the dust and heat.
Aid them when they grow weary,
Keep them in pathways hlest,
And when the journeys ended.
saviour. O, give them r'st.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
The negro washerwomen Of Mont.

The negro washerwOmcn Of Mont
gomery, Alabama, are fast acquiring
that enterprise and shr' wdness which
is the natartl re suit of influences from
thc Outside world. They take the "wash-
ing" from family on Monday morning
hire out the dresses etc. for u day o,
two, and return the clothing aud other
articles, washed aud ironed on Friday
or Saturday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

The unrecons,ructed Mississippi pa
pers have invented a new political
;. r;a. They call .heir Radical oppo.
ncnts nitro glycerines."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

H's - WY 49,, ,'A''SF'
/ Who ever felt the breath from the
lungs Of chest Of drawers?
Sweeteniny ores coffee is generally
the first stirring of the event of the
day.
When i, small fl,b pond like bird
eager When there a perch in Il,
An enrasel man tears his hair; IN
enraged woman tears her husbands.
Is there anything III the worId that
can beat a good vile? Yes, II bad hus
band.
In thunderstorm always get into a
railroad train, which has Il good con-
ductor.
Spermaceti is said to be like busy
body, because it make scandlcs.
The most sentimental exercise ye,
Nnown is said TO be woman's swim
MIN in tears
Was there ever III individual unluckl
enough 10 be abused by the mouth OF
any rIyerI
Why is the letter OF more value
lban cream to u dalrynaid Z Cccausc
it makts hvucr butter.
Can evil engineer inform Us how il
is that ,hc mouths ofrivrls are Iarger
than their heads
slow does you horse answrrT "l
really don't know, for | have never
asked him question.
The Chinese picture Of ambition il
mandarin lrylng to catch comet b.
putting salt on hi, lnil.
When youare told to be ware Of the
big dog, does it not s.anty that that
AN cx-cur- snuo is rrcommr,I,d
Silencp--A thing winch often .i!r,lt
10 keep in exact prnporti0a =, !, .s
dangerous not to keep it.
When JONAH fellow passengers tua
sesl him overheard, they evidently re,
rarLcd him as neither prophet nor
loss.
The science Of yeiocipede riding is
most cOmyrs d IA 4 lew words YOU
s,r.ddlr, paJdIe anu then skeda,ldIe.
Why are mrnad,rui persons like
l,e ecncs put upon fever patients? Be
they they aLlrr.,, assist EN-.
A "areat brute ot a hu,Aaud,' is AL.
y,rl.sng in the papers for strong
q ic bodied man 10 hold his wiic's
t,n-ur.
S,mc author says that one of the
u,os Of alycr>i,y IS to bring rs out,
That's true, particularly at the knees
and elbows.
A young man who recently took un.
To himself Il wife, SAYS he didn't hnd
it half SO hard to get married rs he
id TO get the furniture,
"rll give thn, girl piece Of my mind
exclaimed certain young fellow. II
woauuot;" rrpi.ed his uncle; "you've
nouo to spare"
v.l o.d inlcei.a young man re-
Gently wrote to his sweet cart saving:
"rhere IS not a slobnfc Of Dlood in my
heart which doe, not bear your photo.
uraph"
A l,wver ,nc, s,i,, to hi, client l,n
'n.I ',,,. ...',.,..,
'i' o'''''u' i"' w" '''''' ''""'''
this horrible crime "lrs ; and what
4
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

y lesson in Arltnmctic-Teachcr
John suppose | were to shoot at 4 tgen
with tive biuls Oh it and kill three, how
nany would be lett : John: Three sir,
Teacher; No two would be LETT you :
norauus. John: No there wouiiu
though. The three shot would be Iet;,
and other two wodii be lied away,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

can be asked that you would stop.
This is particularly so in the winter,
when it is heavy tax on team to
force it into q trot in deep snow, or deep
mud, or. frozen or deep ruts--made
necessary by your continuing to move
on. Remember the good old aphor.
ism. which can be SO opportunely ap-
piled here-"Wheel grease is a great
lnbricator, hut good mannersa vastly
greater one"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30

There is said to BE- no sure cure for
red hair but death.
, 1869-02-02

havn, og we'd Over og Underretterne i
Wore dansk -vestindiske Besiddelser, og skal
BevilIing> haveren endvidere ware pliatig
til at.iade denne Vor allernaadigste Bevil-
ling forevise j wore Bogholdercontoirer i
bemeldte Besiddelser og derom erhverve
Attest, da Proclama i andet Fald like skal
ansees 81 : ldende imod Wore Fordringer og
andre ~Rettigheder.
Hvolefter de Vedkommende sig alIer-
underdanigst have at rette og for Shade at
tage ware.
Under Wort KOngeIige SegE.
IL. S.
Efter Hans Kongeliye Majestets aller-
naadigste Befaling.
Gouueqmcmenta for de dansh-uesandishe Ger,
st. Croir den ode Januar 1869.
w. BIRCH.
, 1869-02-02
ndtgjore1se e.

Wet bekjendtgj6res herved, at Forteg-
w nielsen over de af Stadsconducteuren, i
Anledning af foregaaede B~ygningsforan-
dringer i Byerne Christiansted og Erederik-
sted sldstafvigte Skatteaar foretagne Maa-
linger henligger til Eftersyn i Christiansted
i Diet Kongelige Kasserer- Contoir, og i FIRE.
deriksted, paa Politikammeret og opfordres,
iHenhold til Anordningen af code Novem-
Der 1854, de Vedkommende til at frem-
komme med deres mulige Ankle over Maa-
lingen til Gouvernementet linden 3 Name
der fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix den
26de Januar 1869.
PHI. ROSENSTAND. G. R. MAGENS.
c0nSt.
J. A. HOVER,
const.
, 1869-02-02

1f0lge forestaaende Kongelige allernaa-
digste Bevilling indkaldes herved sub poena
preclusi ct perpetui silentii ALE og Enhver,
som MATTE formene at have nogetsomhelst
Krav eller Fordring imod Handelsfrmaet
S~oNDERBURG, HADDoCK & Co. af st. Tho
mas, saavelsom imod amlnes eneste nu-
levende Interessent, undertegnede JOHANN
LENERT NICoLAY S%ONDERBURG, til linden
den i Beyilipgen foreskrevne lids Forl6b
med saadanne deres Fordringer og havende
Krav at fr%emkomme OF samme for Under
tegnede her paa Stedet at anmelde og be-
v~iisliggj6re.
st. Thomas den lode Januar 1869.
j. L. N. SONDERBURG.
, 1869-02-02
P. M. AN D E R SE N
Under-D Ommer og Shrsuer


OCI W. Il DOlIdS l AIICTlCd,
GJ6R v%ITTERLIGT: at efter Begirring af
Hr. Charles Levrault. og Madame Rachel
Denery, begge her at Stedet, som Arviuger
efter Abode JOhan Christian VOss i F0Ige
Oprettet Testament at 26de October 1868,
indstevnes herved Intestatarvingerne etter
besagde afd6de Johan Christian Voss. til at
mode linden st. ThomT Ordinaire Byetings-
ret som holdes i Huset Mr.. 40 a. N0rre
Gade. Kongens Quarter heri Byen Char
lotte Amalia, Mundagen lien 22de MarfS
drAe dur F0rmidd0g Kiokhen 10 Slet, for
der Og da at see Documenter fremlagte i
Retten og h6re Vidnrr strvnte og ustevnte
afgive eedelig Forkl aring ON Egtheden af
besagde Afd0des Testament at code Octbr.
1868.
Til samme It'd, Ret og Sted indstevnes
herved und-r Faldsmaalsstraf at mode, for
Vidnesbyrd at alpgge, Hr. Andrew Philip
heraf Stedet, der har paategnet T%estamentet
som Vitterligheds- Vidne.
Forel#g er opheyet we'd Forordningen.
af 3die Juni 1896.
St. Thomt Dommer-C ontoir den 22de
Januar 1869.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
Gebyr ST..
er Zen vest. Daler.
, 1869-02-02
S
BEVILLTNG

For Kj6bmand JOHANN LENERT
NICOLAY SONDERBURG at st.
Thomas, eneste nulevende
Interessent at Handelsfrmaet
SoNDERBURG, HADDoCK& Co.
af st. Thomas til we'd ProcIa-
ma i Aviserne at indkalde Diet
nevnte Handelsfrmas og sine
egne Creditorer.
, 1869-02-02
Total. S31O,771~31

Balance Of deposits S 44,292 II
2 new deposit accounts, viz.
1 OverSeer. | Various.
I Withdrawals amounting to $40 OF.
Receivers for Saturday, 9th Feb. 1869.
In CHRISTIANSTED:
Major v. Holstein, Trustee.
Nj. Mcrkmann, Esq Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
J.. G. Ripperger, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
Presidenh
St. Croix, 1st February 1869.
, 1869-02-02
g. ARAUW
Byetosed og B~yesNriyer m. m.
Christiansteds Jurisdiction
paa
Gen st. Cr0ir . America,
ByesNriyer m. III.

GJ6R vITTERLIGT: at efter Be4jering at
Hr. Charles Levrault og Madame Rachel
Denery begge af Den st. Thomas, som Ar
vinger efter Afd6de Johan Christian Voss
i F0lge oprettet Testament af code October
1868, indstrVnes herved Intestatar ingerne
efter besagde afd6de Johan Christian Voss
til at mode linden dette Steds ordinaire
Byetin4sret som hoIdes i Diet ofentlige
Retshuus Mr., 10 Kongens Gade i Byen
Christiansted her paa Den TIrsdag drn 3Ote
Marls d.. Il, Formidd0g KIOhhen 10 @et,
for der og da at see Documenter i Retten
fremlagte SAINT h6re Vidner sttvhte og
nstevnte afgive eedelig Forklaring ON
Hgtheden at besagde Afdodes Testament
at 26de October 1868.
Til samme It'd, Ret og Sted indstevnes
herved under FaIdsmaalsstraf at mode for
Vidnesbyrd at afgive Hr P. B. Hatchett
heraf Stedet, der har paategnet Testament
tet som VitterIigheds Vidne.
Forel%g er ophavet we'd Forordning 3die
Juni 1886.
St. Croix Christiansted den 25de Januar
1869.
G. SARAUW.
Il. s.
, 1869-02-02
Notice..

NIL vessels sailing under British
Lrl Registers are required by Law
to deposit the. same at the British
Vice Consulate on their arrival in
this Island.
FRANCIS B. DUBOIS,
British Vice Consul.
st. Croix Goth January 1869.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17

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Administrators
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Gottlieb Bertsch and Mari
his wife, by their Mortgage Deed. dated
November 18th 1867, and recorded in Deed
Book T Page lQ2 of Gasconade County Re.
cord, did convey to the Directors of the
Hermann Saving Fund Association, the
following described trAct or parcel of Land
situate in the County of Gasconade and
State of Missouri, to wit: ~
Lots Number a and 6 on east 4lh Street
within the Corporation and as per Plat of
the Town of Hermann. each of said Lots
comprising go feet Front on said East Alb
Street, by 100 feet depth and running
south of said east 4th Street: to secure the
payment of a certain promisscry Note in
! said Mortgage mentioned, and the said
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Sheriff Sale in partition.

Maria M.ochei and
Gottfried "ochel hGr Observation-Disclosures
George Motschenbaeher il. -Defendan..
By virtue and authority Of ap order Of
sale made by the Circuit Court Of Gases
made county in the above entitled ,auss ,
dated October 30th 1863. / will on .i'-2
Tuesday thesss7th day Of April 1863
between the hours of 8 O'Clock in tho
forenoon and S O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, at the courthouse door in the
town of Hermann. county If Gxsconado
aft resxid, sell tho following described rxal
estate -, public vsudpo TO tAe Highest
bidcer, viz: f'tf 'ae Or. q 49,. "a,
s hf of To-, No One SW or seetien 6, N
hf of lot INV & SD NV Dit hi. iSa
NV NV Sc serfioh a, MhfS.NW sscii,n
II; NE & N hi let ! INV section Is, rs
"A. Range 5 west. j5..S 49,
Terms of sale: 90 per cent rash. the ba.
lance In. II months with proper serurity.
CHR. KUHN, Sheriff:
March 27th 1862.
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March 27th 1869.
SHERIFF SALE

By virtue and authority Of an execution
issued .rom the Office Of THO clerk Of Tho
Circuit Court of Gass,hade county. Nj
souri,, returnaAIe at the April rerfa 1869
anu TO me directed in favor of Frederick
II. Wolk;ng and agaipst Mary. A. Nearing.
| have le.Ied upon anc seized all OF he
right, title. inter,s st and Calm Of the said
Mary Il. Fearing Of ia and tothd tlOw,.
ing described real estate, to wit:
The NE NV quarter Of section IS,
in Township 43 Range 5 wes,,3 all lying
and being IN SAID county o. Csssgnad, in
the s,a;e OF Missouri 81, n,s4i,I,mg
And / will Oh ..afa1 nnLlskg s,,,1,
Tuesday the 9Th, day o ApE;I 1881
betwevn the hours Of g'"'eAck,ia abe
forenoon and five o clock in the a~fiernooA
of that day, at the courthouse door, IN. the
town Of Herman in, G~asconade County
sell the same or so much tisreaf, u may
be required, at public vendue to tn. highest
bidder for cash in hand; (subjec. to ail
prior liens and judgmentsl to satisfy said
execution and costs. ~%s"t
CHRIST. KUHN. Sheriff;
March 2ah 1868. ,,e,,SH