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: = = AZ From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Hon. C. =. Vallandighalll.

We publish elsewhere the finding o
the court-nartial that tried recently tn
Hon. c.. L. Vallandigham, the sentenc,
Of that military tribunal, and its approva
| BY Major General Burnside. Mr.. Val.
landigham is ordered to be confined il
Fort Warren Boston Harbor, during tn,
war. We are restrained by the same or
der under which Mr.. Vallandigham was
arrested and is deprived Of his liberty
from saying what we think of this whole
military proceeding, from its commence
ment to its conclusion. We shall wait
for a better day, if it shall ever come
when we can speak freely without any
other restraint than those imposed by
truth and proper regard for public re-
|spect. ~ .5.5... ss.z5-
In the mean time we. may state that
our general views of the occasion are ex-
pressed in the following close OF speech
delivered by Mr. Vallandigham near the
expiration Of the late Congress:
"We seek no revolution except through
the ballot-box. The conflict to which we
challenge you, is not of arms, but of ar
gument.. Do you believe in the virtue
and intelligence of the people?' Do you
admit their capacity for self
Have they not intelligence enough to un-
derstand the right, and virtue enough to
pursue it9 Come, then. meet us through
the press and with free speech, and before
the assemblages of the people, and We
will argue these questions, as we and our
fathers have done from the beginning of
the Government-ssAre we right or you
right, we wrong or you wrong?" And by
the Judgment of the people we will, one
and all, abide
CT have spoken as though the Consti-
tuition survived, aud was still the supreme
law of the land. But if, indeed, there be
no Constitution any longer, limiting and
restraining the men in power, then there
is none binding upon the States or the
people. God forbid. We have Consti-
tuition yet, and laws yet. To them l APP
peal. Give us our rights; give us known
and ixod laws; give US the judiciary; ar
rest US only upon due process of law; give
us ,presentlnent or. indictment. by grand
uries; speedy and public trial; trial by
ury, and at home;3 tell us the nature and
cause of the accusations; confront US with
witnesses allow US witnesses in our be-
half, and the assistance Of counsel for our
defense; secure US in our persons, our
homes. our papers and our effects; leave
IS arms, not for resistance to law or
lgainst rightful authority, but to defend
ourselves from outrage and violence; give
is free speech and y free press; the right
'eaccably to assemble; and, above all,
ree and sundisturbed elections and the
,aliot; take our sons, take our money, our
take all else, and We will wait
title, till at the time and in the manner.
ppointed by Constitution and law we
hall eject you from the trusts you have
bused, and the seats of power you have
lishonored, aud other and better smen
hall reign in your stead. a@
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Notice.

v Notice. ,'.,.a -
William REA, Albus Rea, Thomas, Rea,
w George Rea, Caleb Rea, Henry Rea, Ann
Rca, Elizabeth Ray, Martha Newlatid end Ma
than Newlahd, l1sf husband, will taks notice
that a petition was fled against them OH the
1st day Of May, a. D. 1868, in, the ,C0sirt Of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, aud state
of Ohio, by David Greenfee aud Mary Greenlee
his wife, and IS now pending, Wherein the said
David Greenlee ana MGry Greenlse, demand
partition Of the following real estate, to Nit:
The east half Of the north Hest auatter of
section tventy-thres {23Y oftownshir tMo f2)
and range three (3;) and of this north, west
quarter of the north east quarter Of section
twenty mine l29,@ in township two f2,J soi
range three 60 except seven acres otit of the
north corner Of said last mentioned tract.
Also, fractien number three ts) Of section
twenty (24,J Of township two fSy of
And that IL the fallterm Of said Court com. %
meucihg on the 9th day Of October neat. the
said David Greenlee ana Mary Grsshlee win
apply for an order that partition fhay be
made Of said premises, and dover assigned TO
said Elizabeth Rea. .a AS
7sfs+ DAVID GREENLER &
MARY GREENLEE. ~
By w. r. HUNTER, their Atty.
May s, 1s63.-6w,
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Administrators Sale.

sDY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County, Ohio. the undersigned
James Payne, Administrator of the Estate
OF Aaron Payne, deceased. will offer for sale
the following Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit: s7ts
Us The undivided one half of the west half Of
the north west quarter of section twenty
township six, aud range six. 4. s q. 80
Said realestate will be sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, on the premises, be.
tween the hours of 10 O'clock a. M, and
O'clock p, m, on
a. ~ y Saturday, June 20. 1863.
:. TERMS OF -0ne-third cash in hand
one,third in I year, and one-third in years
with interest en- the ideferre payments, to be
secured to the satisfac. OF the undersigned
3 s.es - SIS ~ JAMES PAYNE, Admir-.
Mayo. ls63.-4w. So a
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-4iRb Rs AND I q NINE M0NiTffHs 8 n
zzAai1NENnafz

.,Reximents of discharged two yeafs men
sM pdssipg tlisodgh this 'city every day,
en- route to their houss, where they will
va slisbapaedl The armies In Vifghiia
twill Be decreased thirty thousand by the
-sfeeturn sof this class Of troops in the next
lfonr NV weeks, ak The terms of enlistment OF
nearly all the nine months men will ex-
spire about the first of July. They. anmr
ber forty thousand: II is understood the
90+esnnent will disband them before that
time in order that they may be included
.,is bereeming draft. which vii takeplace
IN July Vashinston CDrresponaeak of
.fAeLSff Eoais ReBu6l 6licdnjl 10 Ill tis1A'f
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


n Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned Alexander Pickens and
Williams Pickeps, Administrator of William
A. Pickens, deceased, wi sell on the premi-
ses, at public vendue, ON
.-as. Saturday, Jnnc 27, 1863,
the following Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit: sasA,4s.s, tiaaF :
- - The north east corner Of the north west
quarter of section thirteen, township six,
range six, containing forty-one acres, more
or less.a f1ses -s2 a5,s.5s ls . 5ss7
TERMS OF SALE--One-third cash in hand.
one-third in one year, and ene-th'rd in two
years, with interest on the deferred pay ments
to be secured to the satisfaction OF the up
dersigned. g SIS ~
- s.se siai's AL, XANDERr PIcKENS and i
-uasf ftea. ss WILLIAM .PICKENS, Adni'rs. &
{ = of William A. Pickens, deceased. =
d. May .27, lS65-4w.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.
Z Martin L.Bowser,

zss' s'se Martin L.Bowser, s-sa
.09 3 GEYA.. 9 against lssgarssf9
asEiJ ohm. w. Wheeler and james Cox,
BY virtue of a writ of vsnditioni sxponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the front door
of the eourt-house, lin the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hourssof 10
o'clock A. M. and o'clock r. M, on
Saturday, the 9th dag of June, 1863,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: gfa vfFa14H 4 ,siaes9
+ The south half Of the north west quarter
and the north east quarter except the south
half of the south east quarter of the north
east quarter in section thirty one, township
iyetaud range six, and tho north side of the
south east quarter Of the north east quarter
of section one, township six and range seven,
oontaining one hundred and eighty-four acres,
more or less. s4y sgL
Also, the west half of the north east quarter
except the south east corner, and part of tile
east half of the north east quarter of section
one. townshipsis and range eseven, containing
one hundred and Eve acres, more or less.
81 Taken in execution and levied upon as the
properly John W. Wheeler and James Cox, at
Che suit of Martin u. Bowser. g ~. "a
6.est ,zGEO. W. CARROTHERS,
80 ..a' = 55alTs . Sheriff, NJ. CO:
{ 49,, =, s5ztsis stz5es fEsz haSf f4ssE
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- @ .s1.+ .fa-f f-r s
DEATH OF MRs. HENDERSON Mrs.
Henderson, wife Of Rev. j. Henderson
Presiding Elder of this District, died on
Sabbath morning last, after protracted
illness OF many years, and was buried in
tho Cemetry of this place on Tuesday
last. The shadows of sorrow and aff1ic-
tion have darkened the pathway of her
bereayed husband and disconsolatc chill
dren. Mrs, Henderson's excellence and
Egoodness ofacharacter had won the affec-
tion and esteem of all who knew her
And now that she is gone, her loss will
be deeply felt. but her memory will be
fondly cherished. hed.-Camtridge Times.
DIED.-On the goth inst, at the In.
frmary. LEONARD KEEPER, aged 80
years.
~ At the Infrmafy, on the 18th inst.
JOHN E ULTON, aged about so years.
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Claim Agency.

The subscriber has formed partnership
with ANDREWS, VANsIcKLE and McCOY. of Co.
lumbns, for the prosecution of all military
claims. whatever, such as hack pay, Boanty
Pensions,i &C., &c. The long experience and
extensive practice of this FIRM will it is hoped
secure public confidence. The subscriber will
attend at his Office on Main Street, Woodsfeld,
nearly opposite Dir. Smiths.
e +---s ss-t s EDWARD ARCHDOLD,
I. Feb. 1863.-9mo. Atty at Law.
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I'd "a Administrators Sale.

IN Office is hereby given that tie ua-
- dersisned as AiniinistratUf Of the
Estate of Henry DarKard; will 0fIsr fss sals
|at public arStisfs On the premises. On
seis ID Saturday, Nay s0hA, 1883,
Pths following Real Rstatss situate ID Asnfos
EgbuNty; 0hiS. To wit h9el
Lot No. 30; in the Ttwn pf
| s SHIRTS Antioch,
Monroe County; Ohio.
TERMS OF sALE.=-tjBe-hslfc cash III hssd,-
and ohs half i'll six nloiitlis, With ihtsress or
the deferred payments, 10 III secured 10 thsA
Satisfaction OF tile HndsrsigneH.
hgyfIgea g SAIuEh i. MORGAN,
4 Nay 8, lsGs.-4w. Adm,r.
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ANRACvT

70 restrain dogs from running at large at
,a.ssnight.. anu for the proteetion Of sheep.
as.osSECrloN H. BE itseaactett ty the Gen-
f.,,,d. 4tssea.biy of the Sastc ~ Ohm, That
diie9hafi Be uiIiawi1f for any dog to run At
LIRE off the promises o. the ew er,' IN
the night. season, between. tie. h 3urs oi
=, scven ) ulpck in the eyenilg an six = cioc
.,,i,f thc nlpraiilgs unleasaccumpanielb BY the
person owning, keeping, or l.rborings the
q same. "a 4hei o waIer, keeper, or harborer q
hHy dog il hereby required to keep the
d-ss ssai,e he sufD0n his sor er. premises between
Tie hours oof seven y o'e1uck in the evening
aud six o clock IN the morning. as- afofe
s.ssxiA lazy sperson rein sing or nessecssns
stsoatos do, sh,ll;be liable to ilnes oil il'hve
.-risllats Tor each and every such ioifense, to
sAbe: collected, with co osts OF. prosecution,
eibgT5re Justice Of hefcaee having Jurls-
,.distiop, ose half Of the said hae 70 80 to
,-,fke juiorn,apt and the other hall To, % Dc
n psid into tho tfeasury sof the fownssniI
sdMhere ethcieffense Was coi,saltted.si via.
SEC. g. That any dog tuaadi running
atfarwe,s off the PROMISES Acf the owner,
6hissss accompanied by the person owning,
keeping, or harbotiiis the same, may be
killed. And. if amy person shall kill,
wound, or destroy any dog SO found un
lawfully running at large, the person SO
. killing, wonndng, ordestroy ing the same,
y ss6Aifiot be liable ndamages to the owner,
I..kcetpcrs,, q Or harborcr Of such dog; butupon
s,satisfactory proof made by him to .ss the
,.,trnstees, of, the township In which the
rkilinS took place. by the production OF
ssthe, scalp or otherwise, of the killing OF
.sy,ieh dog, and that when killed he was
e'f5und runfing at large in violation of the
fproovisions of this act, the said person shall
receive 'f from the said trustees an order on
the township treasury for the sum of two
dollars, to be paid out of any fund appli-
cable totlie general expenseslef the town
.sship,f Procided,l Thatsuch person shall
prosecute the owner, keeper or siharborer
esof the dog killed, and enforce the 'coilec-
.tfon of TIE fine provided for in section
sau one Of this act; of which fact the trts-
tees shall be satisfied before any order
-shsu issue on the treasury.4g9is is sssr4 g.
s4a 6Eose3 .IllThe word ssdog.nsz as used in
.etlsis act shall be held TO include any ami
.i1ial Of the dog kind. az ssss ases ssss,E
. .mrSEc.a This act to take effect upon
,ifs massage 'sr5s z 4 49, ss'' { s..'ea ?.
.i'' KNEES r. sHuBBELIy;ss.a9..
Speaker pfs a.eg House q RsprsseataafsFes
- D.. STANTON, /
.GJoazaE lT7aresitleat of the Senate. /
---Nfsrcl %. 1863.
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.au xafd 5ptsIIigls'l1,fe, l'1
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 81, 1863.
- Democratic State Convention a
Cslambas, Thursday, june 11th, 1863.
7 our Premium.

For ten new Subscribers to the Spiirit
and fifteen dollars, we viii send to the
Il spsraep getting up the Club, one copy of
s~fGoday's Lady 3 Book, three dollar Mag
ssine; copy of Nine Demorest's Quar-
terly Mirror of Fashions, or an extra copy
Of the Spirit, whichever they may prefer.
- Lady by = little exertion can easily get
tPpBqbseribers in aneighborhoods thereby
acquiring splendid Book for herself AS
sosn as the names and money is received
ss'tkS Book will be forwarded.
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Wool tCarding,
S PIN MN G. A Nd WEAVING

hy3H ia9tys eE s.----------.4 ~
rVHE proprietors, thankful for past favors
would inform their customers and the
public general, that they are now much bet
ter prepared than ever for Carding, Spinning
and Weaving, such as
CAsSANETTs, BLANKETS, JEANS ANE
as,a,..5 -s.s.,.,.- TWEEDS. zf
: The Subscribers having been engaged in
the above business for 80 years. fatters them
selves that they can give satisfaction to al
who may favor them with their patronage.
Wool will be received and delivered at s
Pancoast's, Cameron; J. w. Waltou's, Woods
field; Peter DORIS, Miltonsburgh, and J. Il.
& J.. +. Thornberry's, Beallsville.
~ Ia s8lsq 35as l1s.+ JOHN GRAHAM,
.'e.' = a1,t T.. W. THOMAS.
ss,i..e. a. Jerusalem, Monroe County, Ohio.
May 81, 1863.-3m. 'ss -
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The following Ordinsncevas passed April
9th, 1868:
DE- IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE In
- coRPoRATED VILLAeEsoFs w oopsIlEIn, That
it shall be unlawful for any person, except
the Street Commissioper, to- takss or carry
away any of the soil or ground in any Street
or Alley within the incorporated Village of
Woodsfeld, without the consent of the owner
or owners of lots or land adjoining such
Streetsor Alley, and also the consent of tho
Street Commissioner
That any persons violating this Ordinance
shall be fined in any shm not exceeding ten
dollars. fsJ43G .EAif1
That this iOrdinauce be Published in the
"Spirit of Democracy" TrAaTYT e
S; GRIMsHAw. Mayor.
]. D. STAuvER, Becorder.
woodskeld, May ~, 1885, Nv,
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lsYRAYED on sTOLEN

From the subscriber, on or about the Sth
inst, a small brfndle COW, about years
old, not giving milk, horns crumpled,
white under her belly, Any person Civ
ing me information of her, will be literally
rewarded. H. Al HENDERsHoT,
Woodsfeld, May q, 1s63-3w.
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THE UNION FOREVER.

sa MARR1ED.--On the 18th inst, by
%. j. I9ggar, Esq, Mr. SIMON b. LULEY
and MIss ELIZABETH GRAMLEIcH, OF
this County.
= -On the 18th day of April 1863, by
Alex. Buchanan, Esq. Mr. HENRY
GAHoNfsa, and LUCINDA YoHo, all of
this County.
On the 2nd day of April 1868, by
jacob Davis, Esq, Mr. Nicholas BoNDI
and Miss RACHEL ANN SMITH, all of
this county. /" isiso s. = sF
rs = On the 10Th Of April 1868, by the
same, Mr.. CHARLES BECK and Miss
AMELIA LATCH, all of this county.
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Sr Wawould callattention to the ad

p6r Wawouid callattention to the ad-
vertisement of s. i. Moneys second
stock uef spring and summer goods, Just
received snd-nowa opcning. The assort-
-ihent is extensive and of the best quality
Our citizens and residents Of the County
y VIII not now be Obliged to goto Wneefing
= TO get bargains. Give Mr.. Mooney cal!
sssand you VI! be sui e J 9th US to quality
land price. zssaR ss3 n :!
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Frederick Attle's Estate.

| NOTICE is hereby given that the upaass
|lN signed was, on the 9th day 81 Ajft
1883 appointed by the Probate Csnrt of
Monroe County, Ohio. Administraies of tho
Estate OF Frederick AttIe, late of sid sConn.
ty, deceased.
(ss 50 1a soe FRErEhlCK EoERLEk.
b. April II, 1SG4:-3w. kdtnf:
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SPRING ANDSUMMERY
TRADE.

He solicits the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
"Old Monroe 10 volunteer and examine his
stock which has been purchased at the late
reduced prices for H. and therefore Is
enabled to sell lower than any other house In
this section of the country. His stock is full
and complete, comprising beautiful line Of
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JAMES W. WALTON, /.
Governmental CIai m Agent
'''' e l51o0a WOODSFIELD, OHIO. ..ss5 :.
as5 Office, opposite the Court-House.

o andG
OFFICEs
most
il shndsor orcolec
o he 70 y,
and upon
of Pente Masters and all other claims and
Dg- Also oH Pay 4s Lands the States of
2ntaeaF 10 ssas lste 1sf REFERENCES. -5xat
HonJ fGenII IIsndOHce
Hon s. Wison Ex. &C. r. Norris.
Ohm o Pension / g *
Hon R. Atkinon3d of Treasur VIM ESQ.
8 s-t -
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MASS MEETING.

M <KsSsS NJ EE H-NN1s
IA Fhefe VII be algfand rally Of the DEM
ocracy as sBdrdesyille, O., on Saturday,
May sstha : { 8
II promises to be a asplcnded affair, Col
.<sA& MEpAaY, beside other promihen.
speakers, viii be present at the mc.tins
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LIE has just returned from the Eastern
IL market with his second stock, and is now
fully prepared to enter on the SPRING and
SUMMER CAMPAIGN with a beautiful assort-
ment of the Latest styles Of goods, suitable
for the sS
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-Msrch "a, 1863,
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WOvN Nike q CN0xvvA.
VNe RAooA pAAa

are the most activs and thorough pills tha1
hare ever been introduced.
i They act SO directly upon the Liver. szoit
ing that organ to such an extent - that tho
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt 70 be the case ~
simply purgative pill
- Yhev ara reollv NJ : 5ts stss4
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the ~Gasconade
County Court, dated November 18th 1862, [
will sell at public auction, at the court house
in Hermann, on Monday the 9th day Of Fo-
bruary 1863, {the first day Of session of the
Gasoonade County Cour) between the hours
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and > o'clock in
The afternoon, for cash in hand, the fellow
ing described real estate, the property of Lud-
wig .Herfort, to wit:
The n~r,h west quarter of the south west
ouarter of section Ne four "a, in township
No. forty-fve (45) of range No. Jour a.
West. containing forty acres.
Hermann, January 18th 1863.
GEORGE KLINGE, m
! Administrator OF the estate of
LUDWIG HERFoRT, deed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters o
administration haue been granted to ne
from the clerk of the Gaseonade County
Court upon the estate of JOHN SCHMIDT
HoLz, deceased, bearing date February 9TH
All Persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby requested to make immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said
estate, to present them for allowances within
one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit
thereof, and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
letters, they will DO forever barred.
80 Eg JACOB SUFFER-,
Administrator.
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east quarter and the south a sequarter of
south west quarter of section No q, in town-
ship No.A2 of Range Nod west, contain
ing 120 acres, which conveyance was in
trust to secure the payrnent Of a note of
even date, and whereas said note with inte7
rest thereon has long since become due and
remains unpaid, now therefore the under
signed Trustee in accordance with the pro-
visions of The said Deed of Trust and at the
request Of the owner of said note, I will on
Monday the. 9Th day Of February 1868, at
the courthouse door in the town Of Herman
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and 2 O'clock in the afternoon proceed
to sell the above described property at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, in order to pay whatever is due Oh
said note, with the interest and cost On sale
trust.
.s. JAMES SMITH,
-es-. Trustee. s"
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mittltrtn crsau. tsB if etr Sftttr.S &aatr.
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Sttttr frl9t. SNs 8tut rrrtagt Ole mittltrtn Crssns
rttrtr uRe tfrSmt rem Nrssr thtiIen iu, I'M sleidfan
init tiuer rrsitercr AriirsuSuuS etn irritirtrttn DIX.
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rcr(rIten gift, trmatttt. ben TtrfIdb all, uni nsrtf
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- 9as inn ett Qnfallt pStr parcrismtn ete faittn
unS ttissn Sitters mt rtrartiss tsrptrltst Sfsrunse
niiiTta i~ettnfaIls tie Gsinnrbtit aattrsr"sens 800
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-07
Ncflce fTmaL JcfiLeH1ent.
6. 81 ctsn.

Notlce %DmaL Excitement.
Public notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the estate Of
Barncrnd Ridenhour decd, that will make
Final Settlement thereon at the next term of
the Gasconada County Court, to be held and
began on the second Monday of February 1868
al the courthouse in Hermann, Mo.
Hermann, this 18th day o%fJanuary 1868,
GANET VIEMANN,
Administrator Of the estate of
BARNERND RIDENHoUR, deceased.