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In the e'''enad' Comfy County ci s a c Cor
William SchaafEande Sophia Ss1Sysapa,.
wife. Peter Laaf aud MuiAain RAayD E o.
wife saA g3H 90 IsWos sdt al tIaeli Fas
Plaintiffs 90 is,nsbiori baa 1ss "A, IS
so3 against I EaeI ed 1os orsa OF "a 4.
Conrad Rugge, Henry R1ges and 4Rsa.sdr
unknown heirs.d " esslq AZ eeeAHadah,sfS IA.
Now at this day cedRes The pfaiSsG4xs +
his Attorney, land fissa Petition A%tqOsI
daEit, from whichNf3i appears ha74Es ~. kaas
PENDANT isa fnohresidentz0 on tins 5S,ASa ,s,,
Wherefore, on motion Of FnintiffqV iS3s .rs
torney it, is ofdefefb By tho Gcaf4s aapfSss .ge,
Defendant be notified inst "a eva ac;snii IA
has been commenced againstSthaM the NM ri
Ject and general nature of which IA Z.
partition the East half of North East ous,
ter aud the North east gnarter os thu Sou,h
East quarter and the South East Quartz 9
Of North East quarter Of section 80 and tia
West half of the South west fractional
quarter of section SO TOWNSHIPS as Rance
8 west and unless the appear at the newt
October term of this court, to be becun
and held al hermann within and sr
Gaseonade County on the 4th Mondawy, ofafa
October next, aud on or before the ink1,fa
day thereof, and answer the plaintiffs
petition, the same will be, taken AGAINST
him as confessed, And it is further ~
dered hat a copy hereof be publ;shad
according to law, in the Hermanner VolLs
niatt' a newspaper printed and published
in the County of Gasconsde.
A rue copy, Attest: : , do.a
IcENGLAND clst4.
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G r.. GENTEEK,
Assessor Of Gasconade County,
CHRIST. KOHN.is

Collector of Gasconade County.
nh. To prevent err ors. owners o Real
Estate (wherein no change since last year,
are requested not TO put iAs number Of Real
Estate'on their list, hut new proprietors
ere requested, 70 brinS their deeds, to get
me land properly assessed. ~ Please in
above.
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6 Barclay Ctr. New 81.
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NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS &. PROPERTY 0WNERS,,

TAX PAYERS 4, PROPERTY OWNERS,
Notice is hereby given to all csneesus}a
that We, the undersigned Assessor and
Coiest"r of Gaseonade County wiabbs,M
designated hy the County Cour,, al tina an.
gust term 1869, from the ist, I'd, I'D and
4th days of September at the cour house
Hermann.
From the 9th, 9TH and sh O rSeptembep
at Franz Oncken's store, RicAla.id town.
ship. ,. es8. I
From the 0lh- 10th and llih DAYS az
September at Simon Boeger,ss~srv, nout
~sUJhh die 18th day of septembs,
NJ: Miller, Stony Hill r. o., Boea, "ooer
ship. "'eub to'sa,
From the 14th and 18th Law, ,os,c..,n
~ =. d faepe's Store. BOeuf town.bin.
On the 10th and 18th DAYS of Sset siai,a,
at "A; hhunp,s store, Woo;am P O, 7airs
Creek township; -
On the 18th and Goth daya of Senembsr
u, hionry Koenig's store, Sd ereok .ssa-
On the 2lst day Ct scrsemhe. a. I.,a,ey
"reeustreoL Sd Greek township, l..E
on ne I'd and 23i days of September :
al Samuel Smiths, Pourboisi tawnshi9;s
On the 24th day of Septembsr stdA.L
McMuIi!n's store, Jakes Prairie, Hourhois
township;
On the 25th, 9th and, 2s.hrdays ol
September at Hainby!'s School house, close
II Naugle, Brush Creek townshiE
On the 29th day of September at J Y
Hartmeister's store, Canaan township;
On the Both September, and ,lst And.2d
days Of October at Benj. Leach, Canaan
township;
On the 9th dayof October at Morrissu.
Station P q, Rich land township; elIAV
On the 9TH and Sth days OF Octsbes q
George Epple's old place, Roark tosnshib
to receive the. list of the taxable properly
tor the year 1869 ownee the 6rst Meadsy
OF September 1869 (the blanks, Of tho list
can be Procured at the nearest Post Offices
Or the above designated time and plscesl
rs also to receive the State and County
Taxes for the year 1869 and prior. as is
now provide bYlaW. Prnctnal ATTENDANCE
: requested particularly, TO prorsDt E
,ea Hermann, No, hi, och day 2 August
G 81 bs - ~.
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Bank, Sehiarahrts- ind Sped tiOns-
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3 GR6Hrs $ amsritaatlGsn Gamp
laiffs2inie DR. Noras une
SuesQ inertia.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-08
Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 8 1869.
4 Curious UH CUSP.

A curious will was recently decided
in the London Probate Court, the par
ticulars o, which are as fellows:
The Testator, Mr.. VIM. Anderson, q
retired merchant, died at Torquay, III
November, 1867. He was upwards o.
80 years CT age. and very infirm. For a
year or two before he died his articula
ton was so indistinct that G Ell those
constantly with him could hardly UNI
derstani what he meant except by signs.
Ia 1863 he gave co., 900 b decd of gift
to his only snrv' wing son, William, to
waom he also bequcathcd the bulk OF
his property by a. wilt made in the fol-
lowing year. Mr.. Hunt, the testator's
former partner, and Mr.. Gotbed, Il gen
tleman of independent means at Tor
quay, were named executors along wit
the son, with a legacy of Goo each, an
other of Gl50 being left to Miss Clarke,
the testator's nurse. Toward the end o..
1865 the testatOr became very weak in
his mind, proposing marriage not only
to his nurse, but to several other ladies,
Notwithstanding his intirm and almost
imbecile condition. a consultation was
held, at which Mr.. Gotbed, esteemed Il
very pious man, laid the matter be-
fore the Lor - The son suggested that
he should have Il power of attorney to
manage his fathers affairs, and lett one
with Mr.. Gotbed to be flied up, but this
was meyer done. In the beginning OF
1867 the son was induced t. depc sit all
his fathers papers and securities with
the family solicitor. Mr.. Gotbcd con-
tinued prayerfu.ly attentive to the tes-
tator and his affairs; Mr. Hant made
repeated visits to 1orquay, and Miss
Clarke remained as nurse. When the
old man died the son was a.tounded by
the production Of a will, dated March
1867, of which he had never tetore heard.
This left him only 100000, the pro- erty
being mainly divided between Hunt
and Clothed, Miss Clarke's share having
grown since the former will from el5O
into an annuity of &l00 a year. Mr..
Hunt and Mr.. Gotbed declared in Court
that they had done all they could to
persuade the testator to nuke the will in
his sons favor. The Jury seemed to
have thought that they would there
fore not be sorry to see their own wis -es
fulfilled, and cancelled the will of 1867.
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4 (rsHItfft.

Il. Z. White, the present Superinten-
dent of the Bennington and Rutland
Railroad, has been appointed Superin-
tendent of the Lebanon Springs Road,
and assumed the duties of the same on
the 1st January.
The Free Press says lie ter has been
received by Judge ID. A. Smalley, by his
family, announcing the safe arrival OF
himself and Mrs. Smalley at st. Angus
tine, Florida, where they purpose to
spend the remainder of the winter. The
Judge, at the time of writing, was in
much improved health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Benedict, of Bur
lington, left their home on Thursday
for Florida, to spend the remainder OF
the winter and the trying season OF
spring, in warmer climate.
Jules Janin, tie famous feuilleton
writer of the journal DIES De6ats, is
known in Paris as the jou nali5t who
writes the most illegible hand. Only
two old compositors at the Journal DIES
debats are able to decipher his hierogly-
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VERMONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT JANUAT

pics. and often even they have to send
sheets of the manuscript which they
Cannot read back to the autsor Jsnin,
who then never reeds the illcgible
words to them, but quickly writes
another sheet. Georgiana Sand says
she once received a letter from Janin,
of which she nor her acquaintance,
despite their most strenuous efforts
never were able to dccipher more than
two words.
a Panama correspondent says that
Mr. Charles Westmorcland, who came
passenger on the last steamer from San
Francisco, en- route for New York
carrying with him the electoral votes
Of California, die, OF small roX ON the
23rd ult.
Gen. Comstock, of Gen. Grants taft,
il to be married during the p esent
month to Miss Betty, eldest daughter OF
Montgomery Blair. The wedding will
be fashionable one, and will he n
matter of much interest to a very large
circle.
During the pastorate Of the Rev i. NJ.
Tillotson, Of the Elm street Universalist
Society of Manchester, y. II. (25 years
on Sunday lact), he has joined seven
tt en- hundred and fifty liz marriage.
attended nearly fourteen hundred funt-
rails and preached twenty-siX hundred
sermons, besides funeral sermons and
lectures through the week.
Among the valuable bridal presents
received 10y Mr.. Speaker EolfaX is a
coupe and pair of horses with harness
and other equipments, donated by Hon.
Samuel Hooper. of Boston.
Victor Hugo has written the following
letter to NJ. Alfred Sirven, who had
asked if the great writer was really
goiHg to start q paper: a false report,
my dear friend. ! have, as you know,
pledged myself never to cooperate with
any French political paper until Amer
lean, or at least English liberty prevails
in Franco. The word e nperor' OK
cludcs me, as the fact Empire cXiles
me. a cordial shake-hand
HUGO.n
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HOLDING TWO OFFICES. - Senator
Edmunds reported from the Jud iciary
Committee, on Wednesday, a new bill,
preventing any person from holding or
receiving compensation or salary for
performing the duties of more than one
off &c or place of trust or profit under the
Constitution or laws of the United States
whether such Office or place be civil.
military or naval and any person hold
ing such office or place, who shall ac-
cept or hold any other office, or place of
tru or profit under the Constitution or
laws of the United States, shall be deem
cd to have vacated the Office or place
which he held at the time Of such ac-
ceptaEce.
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LITTEL's LIVING AGE, No. 1884, for
the week ending January 8, contai is
Historical Recollections of the Ieign of
George II, No. viii; The Sailor, Black
woods Magazine Phineas Finn. the
Irish Member, Part Nv, by Anthony
Trollope, Saint Pauls; The Rebel Phi
vateers, Richard Golden; The Country
House on the Rhine, part VIII, by
Berthold Auerbach, author of son the
Heights" &c., translated for The Liz
ing Age, from Die Presse The Wos-
leys and their Hymns, Sunday Ma9d-
zine Volcanoes and Earthquakes,
Saturday Rerieao; Mr.. Gladstonc's IN
coming Administration, SPECTATOR Au-
dubOn's Life, London RericW /; y Life
of King Leopold, Spectator ) Billiards,
Pail Mall Gazette !; Public Opinion in
Germany, Pal Mall Gazette besides
short art cles and poetry.
TO new subscribers, renting to the
publishers for the year 1869, The LiUing
Age is sent from the beginning of Auer-
bach's romance No. 1871 to January ],
free of charge. Littell & Gay, publish
ers, No. 80 Bromheld Street, Bostol.
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European Correspondence.
PALS Dec. 10Th 1868.

The Fhare of Marseilles states that
the woman Gabriel, one of the princi-
pal accused in the late ca Of husband
poisoning in that town, and who was
condemned to hard lab Of for life, has
Just died in the hospital of Aire. She
was seriously i'll during the trial, and
had to be carried to and from the court.
| The Correctional Tribunal of Lille was
engaged few days az, with the trial of
Madame Eugene Frank, age 46, for in
Producing into France 105 Lanternt s
and "A copies of Victor Hugos Chati-
ments. At the moment of her arrest in
The railway station of TowcOrng, her
husband, a tailor, happened to be VITA
her q I'd he Immediately took to flight.
At his + sidcnce bag was found full of
LuntcrncS. The court condemned tn
woman to 10 days Imprisonment and 101
frs. fine.
1t is said that the decree which fixes
- years as the limit on attaining which
the First President of the Court of Cas-
sation is obliged to retire from tie
| Bench, is about 10 be revised for the
sake of Mr.. Troplong, who has 10 g held
that office. Mr.. Tloplong, though IS, is
still with his faculties unimparcd, and
moreover he is too useful to be dispens-
ed with. In any case his retirement
from the court of Cessation would not
he .cssarily require him to give up the
Presidency of the Senate. For the
Senators there is, fortunately, no limit
as regards age.
The Pdtrie publishes every Monday
list of things lost and deposited at the
Prefecture dc Police, where their origi-
nal proprietors may reclaim them. The
Ch0rir0ri, following the example Of the
semi-oilicial 10 Irnal now gives its read
ers list of objects | st, but which it
declares ale not likely to be re n med to
their quondam possessora. Among
other items are the following /, Gcner-
al conf cnce supposed to have been
dropped in Mexico, Prussia, and every
where else. The greatest difficulty will
be experienced in collecting the scatter
ed fragments Of this article =. The pre-
dominance of powerful nation in
Europe. This predominance must have
been lost somewhere in the neighbour
hood of Sadowa. 8. a great manifes-
tation in honor of Baudn. Not as yet
discovered, though its presence was
anxiOusly expected in the vicinity CT
the Montmartre Cemetery and 2000
sergeants- de-vilie set on its track. 4.
Lest, also, the opportunity which the
Government had OF proving its sharp
ness by not interfering in ths above
mentioned Baudin affair and allowing
the papers full Liberty to subscribe in its
honor. 5. Lost, also, the belief of the
people in the Prpe's infallibility, as well
as in the utility of his temporal pow
er.
The Chdrtrdrj concludes its list by
stating that the Conservatives N Eng
land have lost majority in the House
of Commons but this article has been
found by the Liberals, who have no in
ter ton whatever of returning it.
All the persons arrested at the Mont
martre Cemetery have now been set al
liberty. The Constitutional by no means
agrees in the theory put forwarl by Mr.
Bright and Mr.. Lorve being in the same
Cabinet after having been virulent OPP
ponents. .dr. Paradal has observed
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that such a spcctace would be impos-
sble in France, and ass S gns as the rec =
son the wider opposition whic I'll eepar-
a,es French politicians, and which no
amenity of language or of habits can
lessen. 1.-THE result of these differences,
he observes, is that across the channel
disdain of a political adversary is often
expressed without its being really deep
~ felt, while here the resentment Is
greater than Is manifested.
Juad Pasha. who has lately been at the
Turkish Embassy in Florence, is ex-
expected TO arrive in Nice this wcel,
He has been better in Florence than at
any time since he went O Italy. Mole S
than Il physicians sat in consultation
on his case before he left Conet "tino-
pie. Having miraculously survived the
results of their collective wisdom, he
again found himself in the Doctors
hands at Naples, and subsequently at
Rome, whittier he went only for two or
three days, but where he was detained a
month by the state of his health. He
suffers from angina pectoris and asthma
C mn Heated with some affection of the
heart. TO save him the fatigue of road
| travelling, which he could hardly bear,
it is understood that steamer will be
chartered to take MIN from Spczzia to
Nice. w.
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ST. LAWRENCE HALL.-We learn
from he Montreal Neacs that Mr.. Ho-
gan has become sole proprietor of the
st. Lawrence Hall. AS the property
is cntailed, application will | e made to
the Quebec Legislature at its next ses-
sion for an act TO authorize the sale, and
invest the purchaser with full and alb
solute ownership. and to make the
alienation final and indissoluble.n Il is
the intention of Mr. Hogan to take
down the present building and erect in
its place a much larger and in every way
superior building, introducing e latest
improvements, and making it enc of the
finest hotels on the continent. We con-
graduate Mr. Hogan on his success and
entcrprising spirit.
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TtCenty-JIce Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fc-
males, has placed DR.. Dow at the head Of all the
physicians making such practice IA specially, and
enables him to guarantee II speedy and permau-
ent cure i'll the worst cases Of Suppression and
all other Menstrual DerdngementS, from schdt-
ere, cause. All letters for advice must contain
81. Office, No. $ Endicott Street Boston,
n. b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
boston. july. 1865. 22G 1yrdSw
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-08
Farm for Sale.

r1'lIE subsc iber offers for sale his farm lying
i III Westford, in the County Of Chittendon
containing two hundred and twenty-five acres
Buildings all new. Location on good road
church, well fenced running water to the house
and barns-an abundance of fruit. Two good
sugar orchards all the Farming, Dairy and
Sugar tools. Also, with or without stock on the
farm. The above farm will keep forty cows and
team through the year. For further particulars
inquire OF the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH 3. CHASE
Westford, June 22d 1868 223wtf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-08

A Household Word. The best, the
only Reliable, the cheapest. Try it,.
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved (neao sfyle)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, lin one bot
ae.) My wife and children prefer it,
Every Druggist sells it Price one dol
lar. 4