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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
S12eriTs Sale.

By virtue and authority oftwo Executions. issue
from the office of the Clerk of the CIRCUIT Court
offr2nklin county, Missouri, rcturnable on the
Sd. Monday in November, 1872. to TO said court.
and to me directed, in favor of George eraser one
against Ernst Kreeh and the other against Ernst
kreeh und Frederieke Krech / have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, interest and claim
of said Ernst krech ind Fredsricke krech. of, in
and to the following described Real Estate, to-
wit +: House and Lot No four on Market street.
Lots No 81. sc. s., 100, In2. d IU4 West fifth Col
Street Lets No 81, 81. 81. IS. SO, 81. SO, 80. 100
t0I, and 1902 on West sixth Street. Lots No 90. 95,
" Il w ON W est eth. Street ali III the tcwn of Her
mann ali wing and beingi in the said County, aud
State of Missouri; and l will, on
the Slh day of November 1872,
the hours of aine o'clock in the forenoon
md five O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav. at
he Court House door. in the town of Hermann.
of Gasconade aforesaid, sell the same or 30
much thereof as may be required, at Public VEN
lue, to the highest bidder, fer cash J. in hand Isub-
ect to all prior liens and Judgments, to satisfy
UGH execution and costs.
CHRISTIAN KUHN, Sheriff.
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested id the estate u Tobias G .aser,
de ceased. that the undersigned will apply to the
Gasconsde Probate CoVrt at its. next term, to be
on the third Monday of Nd next, for leave
to make a anal EettlemepE |tis accounts. and
for his discharge Is g ss5I Of said estate
MUM. Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
She1im's Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of nm execution Issued
from the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Count
o,Gascouade County Missouri. returnabl- ON the Sc
cond Monday after the third Monday in October
1872, to said Conrt, an to me directed IN
favor of F. ID. schafer. and against Nicolsu.
Soilwarz enbach have levieGupoLard srlEed ali The
ri gh { title, interest 4 claim of said NicolausSchwar-
senbach of, in and to the following described Real
Est ate, to wit Houses und Lot No eighteen IlSl
on Market Street in the town of HERMANN ali ly-
ing and being in the said County, and State
Of Missouri /; and I will on
Friday the Sth dav of November, 1872,
ut the Court House door. in the town of HermsnD,
County of Gaseonade aforesaid, sell the same or
SO much thereof as may be required, at Public
Vendue, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand
(suHJect to all prior liens and udginehtS,1 to satisfy
suca execution and costs
CHRIsTIaN KUHN. heriH.
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FINAL SET TENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby emo all creditors and 9TH
ers interested in the esta6e of Joseph Weinert.
deceased, that the undersigned will apply tc the
Gascsnads Probate court atl its next term, to be
holden at the courthouse in the town Of Hermann.
on the tn ind Monday of November next, for leave
to mike a final settlement of their accounts. and
FOR their discharge as executors of said estate.
JOSEPHINE WEINERT, r-
JonN PFAUrcH, E1ecutor''
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CHRISTIAN kUHN, heriH.
sheriG,s sale lien Partition

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Ludwig Schulz, Plain tiff. VS. William Graham.
james Graham. and Henry Graham, Defts
In the Circuit Court of Gasconade Coun-
~, Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of u decree and order of
sale made by the said Court, in the above entitled
cause, and of a certifeI copy thereof, dAtod the
9Th day OF August 1872, | willon
Friday, the S.h day of n ovember, a.
ID. 1872,
between The hours of nine o'clock in tho forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, A.
the Court House door. in the town of Ilcrmaas,
County OF Gascenade aforesaid, sell, at public ven
due, TO the highest bidder, the following described
estate, viz;
The ne qr of sw or and thirty-two acrcs,o the
nv or of Sc or of Section SO, Township Al, Range
D west, designated as follows, to wit: beginning
At the sw Corner running North 81 rods to q stone,
thence East 50 rods to a stone. thence South III
to the > h corn er of saiA 40 acres lot thence
West to the place of beginning, all lying aud being
n Gasconade County state OF Missouri
Terms SALE OF As FOLLOWS: Twenty percent
i .wn and tho balance on twelve months ere
lit purchasers giving bond with approved security.
ten percent interest from date.
CBRIsTIAN KUHN, Sheriff.
October l7th 1872
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
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GminiIt In 9rofe y. 8. en- 10. Sftp'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02

years OF age to twenty-five. They were pleasant,
amiable and attractive circle. Affth son lChares)
Is married and lives with his wife about twenty
miles distant He 10 the happy father OF several
young Livtngstones.
II cropped out during the evening that when DR..
Livingstone was hoy he was extremely fond OF
reading Robinson Crusoe," and priced the volume
OF that work which he possessed above all
his other books. In turn the Doctors chill
dren read the adventures of the famous
castaway from the same pages, and
the book was next transferred to this side Of the
Atlantic. John Livingstones children, as they be-
came able to appreciate the romance, matriculated
In the hands Of Johns Charles, and his juvenile
Prattlers are now studying the topography OF Juan
Fernandez from Its pages. That book Ia certainly
In the family, and has had wonderful record.
JOHN LIVINGSTONE
emlgrated to Canada in 1910, and has lived at Lst0-
well about twelve years. At that time he came
into this village with his worldly effects and
few houses here then. 1t being only sixteen
years since the first house was built, and there
was no road that was dehnable as the snow
lay deep on the ground, and the sleigh was driven
around and among the stumps Of the trees through
the best apparent passages. LtstOwell has now o
population Of LOCO Inhabitants, with mighty few
"loafers" among them, and is growing every day.
John Is two years the senior OF David, and is con-
sequently fftyseven years of age. He is OF me-
dunn height well knit frame, and his hair Is OF an
iron gray tint his facial resemblance to the Doctor
is extremely marked, and he has ell the appear
ance ana manner OF cautious, Industrious, frugal
and temperate man, as he undoubtedly Is, with q
spent. His accent is strongly Scotch, but OF Q
pleasant, SOFT rich nuency, and he converses with
great ease and lives In apparent peace and comfort
with himself and with the world. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02


The Post once Department has ordered
mail service on the Toledo, Wabash and western
Railroad, from Lafayette to Bloomington ILL.,,
1io miles, at $3.50 per annum, commencing Sep
TENDER TO- also an extension OF the mail service on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad, nom
Niece and Atoka, Indian Territory, SO miles, pay
not fixed. The total number Of miles Of new postal
railway srrvice authorized for the month OF August
IL 7o7, against ss3 miles Cor the month Of July.
The semi-Monthly Service 90 China.
Tho contract for O semimonthly mail service on
the China mall line rom and after October I o
next year was signed on behaif OF the United
States government on Saturday.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
william A. swihart has been appointed Store
keeper In the Third Internal Revenue district Of
Ohio; W. II. Harvey Surveyor Of Dstilleries OF tho
Seventh Ohio; James E. Connolly, Gaugx Of the
Third Maryland district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02
NIKE sANDPoRD,s FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Michael Sanford took place yes
terday afternoon In Irvington, just outside Of
Newark. The body was in O handsome casket and
was viewed by large number Of persons In the
Reformed church previous to the services. The
features looked almost as natural In life. Men,
bers Of deceased's family were present, as well AZ
o large circle Of friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02
WESTERN FREIaHTs.

Increased Rates for Freight by the Rail-
road Lines-The Rates for the Winter.
The Western railroad trunk lines, consisting OF
the Erie, New York Central and Hudson River and
Pennsylvania Central Companies, have just agreed
to adopt an increased freight tariff from the sea
board to the West, which will take elect on Mon
day, September 2. The following is list OF the
more important changes for the transportation OF
first class merchandise, which includes dry
Oooda.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02

JOHN LIVINGSTONE,
DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
VARNIsHEs, DYEsTU FFs, &C.
L1srowElL, Province Of Ontario. !


This is the place OF business of the great exulor.
er's modest and industrious brother, and as soon
As our party had found hotel quarters and shaken
on the railway dust q second Livingstone search
was inaugurated. The party was readily distin.
guishable as "fr0m the States" and was razed at
with as much curiosity as was
THE HERALD EXPEDITION
on It's arrival at UjUi. Mr.. Livingstone was found
where most men OF his thrifty race are generally
found-attending to his business; and, rs soon az
he had been made acquainted with the object of the
call upon him, he Of once invited us to his
residence.
:. This courtesy. was, OF course, accepted; and on
The way through the village gave him brief out
une, statement Of the nature OF the discussion
which had arisen In relation to the genuineness OF
the letters received from Dr. Livingstone, and OF
ene suspicion that was being manufactured that
otanley had forged them.
IL am surprised to hear this,r said Mr.. Living
stone, "Ior l don't see how any one who knows
anything about the Doctor, and IL competent to
Jndge OF his writing, can express any such beliefn
"Havc you heard anything In relation to the con-
tr0versy through the press hereY' asked
mo-" he replied. 81 saw little item about It
some weeks ago. but thought that was the begin
ming and the end Oft. never thought the matter
yss beinR seriously agitated. We never get any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
FONDA, N. ", SepteI

FONDA, N. Y, september l, 1872.
young lady, named Nancy Beekman, attempted
suicide here yesterday by taking poison. but failed
to accomplish her object. The attempt was caused
by disappointed love.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-02
A Municipal Controversy.

The controversy between the Board OF Public
Works and the washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company has been brought to an end, Judge
Humphreys having decided that the former has no
power to interfere with the location and paving Of
the latter's track, the company having certain
charter privileges.
United states Currency Statement.
The following ia the official detailed statement OF
the United States currency outstanding TODAY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

IMMIGRASTs.-Mr. W. G. Mast. O
North Carolina, recently arrived il
Jacksonville, informs the Times thai
a colony of about seventy persons
consisting of several families, will
soon arrive in Jackson county for the
purpose of selecting permanent homes
These persons have been driven from
their native land by the oppressive
laws and cruel taxation of the pres.
ent corrupt Administration. Mr..
Mast says the carpet-bag, scalawag
and negro rule has FRUSTRATED every
business, and that there is a DISPOSE.
ton on h part of every man of spir.
II TO emigrate, to escape the sad fall
and ruin that awaits the continuation
OF Radical usurpation in the unhappy
South.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

LAMESTAnLg FAcr.-Ex-Senator
Nesmith. in his speech at the Court
House on Saturday. uttered the fol.
lowing truthful language, which de-
serves the candid consideration Of
every voter in the land:
When the farmer gets sick. he IL
drugged with taxed medicines, given
from "a taxed spoon, the doses regula-
ted by time marked on q taxed watch,
beld by a doctor who rides in n taxed
carriage; he dies, IL wrapped In n tax
ed shroud, placed In n taxed coffin and
Ii carried 10 the grave. dug with a tax
ed shovel and pick, In a taxed hearse,
and the dirt Is thrown into his grave
with n taxed spade; and If the Repub-
lean party had the power they would
TIE feathers and quilts in the wings
Of tie angels who bore his departed
spirit to the realms of bliss"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24
MrsREPnEsENrAr1ox.-The Oreqonia

MrsEEPREsENrATIoN.-The Oregonia,
of Friday last has this:
"Mr. Burnett I'm one of his speeches
up the valley compared the Fenian.
with the ku klux. We shall see how
Irishmen like this"
MI. Burnett. in a speech We heard
him make q few weeks ago, said the
people of the South, who had been
deprived Of their suffrages, of repre-.
sentation, and their liberty, and yet
taxed most GENEROUSLY, felt like over.
throwing the carpet-b aggers in their
midst and reestablishing law and
j~usa;ce. That it was isolated cases
OF resist: nee to outrage that had
given rise, in l:art. to the howl of
"ku Klux ;" and he said in this re-
spect the people Of the couth stood
III the same attitude to their local
as Fenians did toward
their native land. Then he added
that IN that sense, he ,cas a Enian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

Nor PRoFANITY.-Mr. Nesmitb
in his speech at the Court House, said
he had been accused by the Radical
press of using profane language in
his speeches. He desired it distinct
ly. understood that when he used the
word "dam" he referred 10 that cob
struction in the Wallamet whereby a
too precipitous flow of the protoxide
OF hydrogen over the basaItic forma-
ton was prevented" Any whipper-
snapper Radical reporter who failed
to make this explanation, he should
consider a "Lock and Dam swindle.n
AS u clerical brother of the Register
was present, he doubtless now "knows
how it is himself"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24


Gov. GROVER LILA correspon.
dent, writing from Roseburg, under
date of May Goth, states that Govern.
or Grover had been for several days
confined to his bed by a fever, and
was compelled to abandon the can.
vass in the southern counties. lie was,
however, improving, aud is doubtless
travelling again by this time. Tho
writer speaks in the highest terms of
the Democratic speakers who have
visited that town, and says a lasting
impression has been made, and the
people have become convinced that
the Radical party is one mass of cor
ruption, unworthy the support of all
honest g Gov. Growers arguments
were clear, concise and logical, SO pal
pablo that a child could understand
them. G. II. Williams elected no en-.
thusiasm whatever. and Galley and
kelsay wore making abortive attem pts
to say something. Douglas county
will give a handsome Democratic
majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

SOLD oUT.-Wm. NJ. Laughed, In.
dependent candidate for County
Clerk, of Marion county, contrary to
the general impression of the citizens
of Salem, has sold out to Ben Holla.
day, and Withdrawn from the canvass
Let the people congratulate them.
selves upon so fortunate a radiance of
SO recreant to their faith and conf
dence. Mr.. d. III. Murphy, . gen.
tleman whose political character is
sound, and whose business capacities
are known to be of the highest order,
has been placed on the ticket for the
Office for which Laughed was a cam
didate. His election is almost a GER
tainty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24
ANOTHER FALsEHooD.-The Or

ASorHER FALsEHooD.-The Ore
gonian of the 2lst asserts that, upon
an alleged statement made by 10.
Teal, all white laborers were to be
discharged from the Locks on the 5th
of June, and their places filed by
Cinnamon. We have seen Mr.. Teal.
and he informs Us that this is willfully
and shamefully false. The Company
has been advertising for the past six
weeks for more men, and MI. Teal
remarked that, unless white men could
be found soon, in sufficient numbers
TO complete the locks within the spe-
Gifted time, Cinnamon would have to
be resorted to. Thus falls to the
ground another Radical roorback, got
up by Inscriptions demagogues for
the purpose of catching votes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

A party which has already commit
ted such frauds as were perpetrated at
the last session of the Legislature,
when the State was despoiled of every
thing that partisan rapacity could
reach.-Oreg0niaR.
What kind of "rapacity" do you
Gall that of your former State officers,
n of whom is now buried up in
Salt Lake with Brigham and his con-
cubines, and the other under heavy
bonds on numerous criminal indict-
ments? We suppose that was the
"Woods-May rapacity." They took
all they could sreach," and it is in ev-
idence that Woods reached" $780,
600.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

VINO ARE II THIEvEs?-From the
records Of the State Department il
has been ascertained that. under the
laws of 1870. 124 Radicals have ap-
piled for 3,597, 61s acres of swamp
Matchmaking nm average OF %, 206.-
So acres to each man. On the other
hand, lat Democrats have applied
for 2 ,0S4 1897 acres-making an avo-
rage of 14,185.97 to each mar.
Thus Republicans have applied for
1,412, 721 acres Of Swamp land more
than all the Democrats put together;
and, on the average, each Republican
has applied for twice as much az each
Democrat. Yet it is Republicans
who are denouncing Democrats MS
"swamp-land thieves" It il Repub-
licans who are deLouncing Demo
Gratis for passing a law that permits
q man to take an unlimited quantity
of swamp land. A Republican, with
%, 900 acres of swamp land. pro-
claims his Democratic neighbor who
has only 1000 acres, as a "swamp
land thief"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24
E ELECTION LAW.

For the benefit OF those who may
not fully understand the effect of the
recent law of Congress in regard to
tho ann of voting for Representa-
tive, we subjoin the act, forwarded to
us by Hon. j. Ii. Slater. 1t will be
seen that it does not at all affect our
mode of voting:
BE h enacted By the Senate md
House Of Representatives. Of the Unit
cd States Of IDsericn in C0ngress az
sembted, That section nineteen of an
act tn amend an act approved May
thirty-first, eighteen hundred and sew.
enty, entitled IAN net to enforce the
rights of citizens of the United States
to vote In the several States of this
Union, and for other PURPOSES and
amended act approved February twen-
ty-eighth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-one, shall be, and hereby IL,
amended 80 ~ to read us follows:
'Sec. 10. That all votes for Represent
tatives I'm Congress shall hereafter be
by written or printed ballot, any law
Of my State to the contrary notwith-
standing; and nil votes received or re-
corded contrary to the provisions of
this section shall be of none efTect:n
Propfied, That this section shall not
apply to any State voting otherwise
whose elections for said Representa-
tives shall occur previous to the regu-
lar meeting of It's legislature next af-
ter the approval Of said net.
Approved, May 3, 1872.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

PLAIN TALK.-The San Francisco
Ecaminer is in favor of a straight out
Democratic nomination for President,
and feels sanguine of the division in
the Republican ranks being sufficient
to enable the Democracy to win
The trouble is, Greeley expects the
Democrats support or else he draws
out. If Democrats do not rally to
Greeley, of course Greeley's men will
go tor the Democracy. Those Gin
cinnati soreheads will vote for a Dem
ocrat anyhow, in preference to Grant,
SO where's the difference whether
Greeley or a Democrat runs?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

A FALSE AssERT1oS.-The Reqiste,
of the 18th makes this ridiculous as.
sertion in regard to the selection oil
swamp lands:
Hundreds of settlers have been swim.
died cut of their homes and little I'M
proyements by the injustice of this
grasping law. The fruits of years OF
1 have been swept away by the
scratch OF a pen, and Growers favored
Ring, his sixty-thousand-acre-monop-
ollsts, now gioat over the possession of
these lands.
1t is a fact patent to all who have
had the opportunity of reading any
OF our State papers during the past
year or two. that the Board of Land
Commissioners passed a rule at the
commencement of their labors, that
all settlers having claimed and i'm
proved land that came within the de-
scrlption of swamp or overfowed,
should not be molested, and not one
single settler has lost an acre or a
dollar by the Swamp Bill. We defy
the Register, or any other paper, to
point to a single citizen of Oregon
who has had ''his home, years of
toll" &c, swept away by the scratch
OF a pen. And further, We publish
elsewhere a statement taken from the
records of the State Department that
Republicans have fled on double The
Number Of acres that have been ap-
piied for by Democrats, Judge Boise
claiming 1000 acres himself. Does
Judge Boise propose to rob settlers
OF their .thomes, years of TOLL" &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-24

Tax PAYERS Remember that by
the conspiracy of Gov. Woods. q
Radical Legislature was suddenly
broken up in 1868. for the purpose
OF preventing action on important
State measures, thereby preventing
the passage Of an appropriation bill,
and the State finances were locked
up for two years. Thus you have
had to pay. s31 1853 % interest on
warrants that could not be paid in
consequence of that transaction
The Radical party is responsible for
this! Will you give them ar oppor-
tunity of repeating the dose?