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From III, Army Of The PotomGc-A Bate
Thought 10 Be Imminent.

From III, Army Of The Potomac-.4 Bate
Thought 10 Be Imminent.
New YORK, 4th.
Rebel papers contain the following de-
spatch
PAscUGuRLA, Oct. 2)th.-A courier from
the Bay St. Louis saws that 100 Yankees
under cover Of the gunb1at Commodt re land
ed at that place on the 23l, surprised and
attacked our cavalry, wounding one man
slightly, and Capt. Marshall severely through
the body. They recaptured four prisoners
recently taken, burned four houses, plumber
cd the place and carried off some negroes.
The Tribune's special says Gen. Garfield
late Chief-of-Staff to General Rosecrans has
been commissioned MAJOR General.
The Navy Department is about building
a feet OF wooden vessels of-war Of 5000 ton,
burthen, to be completed within year.-
The machinery is already in progress Of con-
structiun. Twelve of these vessels are 10 be
clpper-bult. with special reference to speed
and carrying light batteries. The other
eight are to be as swift as is compatible with
broadsiies and heavy gins.
The Word special, dated Washington
Sd, says. advices from the army show that
the rebels intend to resist our occupying the
Rappahannock, to rebuild the railroad across
it. and considerable collision seems to be
imminent.
Maior Gen. Palmer has been assigned to
the l4th army corps.
On Sunday Lieutenant was captured
within two miles of Meade's headquarters
! by guerillas, who set him at liberty after rob-
b.ng him OF his horse and ,quipments.
Z is rafartpi that a nuuh her tf r.h..l srics
in Union uniforms penetrated our lines on
Sunday and two of them were captured.
The cavalry have moved to the front and
more active operations are anticipated.
The Times despatch says Secretary Chase
to-day instructed Treasurer Spinner to pay
all certificates Of Indebtedness bearing inter
est, in coin, whenever they should be pres IN
ted and whether they are matured OF not.
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captnring the cattle guard OF Buford's
division within mila OF warrenton Junet-
ion.
All is quiet to day along the lines.
NEw YoRK. Sd.
W. G. Shanks. the correspondent of The
Herald at Nashville, writing under date OF
the 2jth ult., mentions n statement to The
effect that corps of Bragg's army was
pushing up the valley towards London and
Kingston with the purpose OF attacking
Gen. Burnside. This movement OF Gen.
Thomas nank by portion oil Braggs army
is not unexpected aud the information is
starting only because we are told that t.we'l
i. in command 1t was said that Eweil WINS
engaged in the Chickamaaga fight, but
tins was a iAllacy already exposed.
But Of late we have been told that Eyclls
corps had moved to Bragg aid, and now
come. this positive statement that the same
has moved up the valley. We
shall probably hear further from this story
in a day or two.
The railroad communication between this
pl.cc and Stevenson is very much inter
rupted. No train has lett here for the
South since my arrival, Except one yestcr-
day, which returned after having gonr 10
miles southwark. We have the promise OF
a train Tomorrow, but there is little pro-
liability of its getting through.
1t is stated here TINT in all probability
the Assistant Sscrttity Of War. Mr. Dana,
will make his headquarters here, and e.
tablsh branch war ofhco IN which he and
Gen. Mcigs Will represcn, the administrat'
ion II is also thought that Con. Grant
in i,arsnn will remain hyrs IL IS believed
by all that the active operations Of the s'.ss-
on are over. and afIrls will DC confined u
for active lahor in the spring
The organization of ten Thomas army and
keeping it active are Of a herealean chtIac
ter, and one in which Gen. fh5mas will not
10 cuvied.
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WAR NEWS.

Genera' Butter an the fed once more-He
Commands the Department ~ Virginia
and ". C.-From the Army Of The Pc
toHac.
MoRRIs ISLAND, 9th.
Three heavy guns opened on Charleston
Each has thrown one shell containin
afternoon. Batteries are also at work on
johnson, Sumter and Moultre.
NEw YoRS, 81.
Major General Batter has been assigned
{, the command of the 18th army corps
Department of Virginia, and North Caro-
lima, in place of General Foster, who is
ordered to report here to the Adjutant Gen
eral. Circumstances indicate that General
Foster will have command Of the dciences
of Washington.
The Orange & Alexandra railroad Is IN
running order to Warrenton junction.
During tho last week IL miles of railroad
were repaired 81 thorough was the de-
struction OF the railroad by tho rebels that
only six cross ties were found that could be
used
Gentlemen lust from Richmond say that
the rebel government is scizing all the boots
aud shoes in that city for Lees army which
is almost barcfooted
The Times Army of the Potomac despatch
OF the Both says, on the railroad the rebel
advance pickets are near Bealton, while on
our right we hold, with suitable force.
Sulpbnr Springs Our lines are advanced
some distance every day, but slowly and
cautiously, as usual.
The army i tied to certain limits and I'M
til the railroad is rebuilt the railroad it can
not advance much further. This work &C
complshed it can move on again al Lee
makes another flank movement. What
pity it is that the army could not be re
iieved from the defence of Washington for
a few weeks In two weeks time, were
such the case, the nation could boast OF hay
ing the care of two capitals instead of one,
as now
The impression prevailed at headquarters
that Lee vas disposed to fight, and It was
Mead.s intention to accommodate him at
the ealiest opportunity. Some think that
any show OF intention to fight is merely to
conceal bis (Loes) weakness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

The other States have also spoken for the
Right. whose election occurred on Tuesday.
For all these evidence. Of sound principles
and correct political action we would re-
rejoice.
The Northern wing of the rebel army is
being beaten back, with defeat and constcr-
nation written on its banners.
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Prosperity Of Our Country.

In speaking Of the prosperous condition
OF the northern portion Of our Country, the
y. y, ComHasreia! ha says
The production Of all the principal arti
eles Of commerce Is immense, and, in many
Commodities, exceeds that of any previous
year, and is fully Commensurate with the
increased necessity Of the Country, growing
out Of q state OF evil war. The production
" Irou. Coal, Bread Stutis. Provisions,
LumLer. &c dc daring the past few years,
shows steady and important increase
which is fully equivalent to the per ccntage
Of Increase IN the currency which rcprcs-
ents their value. A comparison Of the
production Of the principal articles during
the pact lev years could MT iail Of con-
vincing the m1st increialoas that the health
and prosperity u the Country are fully
adequate To the great task which has dc
volyed upon the GJyeTnment-thato Of main
tanning the N.iionll existence. by overpIw-
eriag the rslselli IT'S element which was
Lately spread over - vast an ere,, but which
Is being gradually contracted by means OF
the irresistible power Of the United States
Government. Tue prosperity oi the Coun.
try IL certainly very marked AMI when
We consider the deleteFilus influence ever
eKefted by war On sil hranciie- Of trade and
commerce. il seems wonderful that IL Is -
But Il Is evident that the people are fast
coming 10 more fully appreciate the alsan-
tases which we sHJ1y. as compared With the
state Of Affairs y thla the contracting Inn.
ils OF the C1niedsrary, Ani dong this, IN
sures perfect reliance in the ability Of the
Government 10 bring the war 10 success
ful issue-to restore TO as the United States
OF America, IN their entirely. all the more
formidable because Of the fiery ord al
through which they have Teen called - pass
in order 81 establish the imPissihility Of
dlsintesratiOn as applied to our Country.
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FAsr lloRsEs.-Air. Lang Of Nassalboro'
has truttins horse called "Cioudman. !"
which has made hi. half mile in l.l0--and
il is claimed by his friends that he is or will
become the fastest horse in the world. The
''Cloudmann was named from the man who
raised him lin stetson. in this county,
which is well enough, although 1.-THE taste,t
horse in the world" ough. to have a more
striking cognomen. We understand, how
ever. that Bonner. Of the n. Y. Ledger, Of
fercd so 600 for him il be could make his
half mile 10 20, which he did in lspnner's
presence a. the Fair Ground in Watersille.
So bs Is probably B0nDers hgIse -. Way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

MARYLAND POLIrIos- The difficulties
among the onion men in the Third Congress
sional district Of Maryland have been settled
Mr.. Thomas swan, who Was importuned to
b.eome a candidate, has declined to allow
his maine to be used This leave. the course
clear tor Henry Winter Davis. Ii is esti-
mated now thai the whole Of the uhc1ndi-
tioHal Unipn Congressional ticket in that
~ ~ vail be elected Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

Tue CASE WELL tut The London Post
having exulted over Jeff Davis rumored
threat to arm 500 900 slaves for soldiers, the
Da,lg .Neles of that city suggests that ''the
negr es called to arms, and finding them
selves in proportion Of f,co 10 one, might
SOL. become not only the masters of their
own destinies. hut erea Of those Of Mr.. Da-
tIS and the RIehmoad Government. Thus
the social cdiiice Of the South would be CON-
pletcly oyertdI ned. +"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

Nous from Rebel Sources Terrific Dom
bsrdment OF !Sumter by our batteries
md Feet-l2l5 Shot and Shell Cast INTO
10 in "a hou-s-From The Army of tn.
Potomac Later from Chattanooga One
Of Bregg's Corps Marching Again"
burnside Gen. EioeH sand TO be an Com
and.
FORTRESS MONROE, ID
The Richmond Wing of Oct 3lst has
been received here, and contains the follow
ing despatch
CHARLESTON, Oct. 30th.
The bombardment Of Fort Sumter to-day
is the heaviest that has Yet taken place. -
From sund0wn on Wednesday until sun
down on Thursday I2lj shots, from + Inch
mortars and S0D-pounder Parrots, have been
thrown agains: the fort. Oar loss IS seven
wounded.
This evening the enemy opened fire from
the mortar battery at Cummings Point, up
on the Northeast angle Of the Ert, which
seems to be the special object OF their at
tention.
The cnemy's batteries engaged were those
at Gregg and Wagner, the center battery
and Cummings Point battery, with the adj
dition of three monitors.
The b0mbardment OF Fort sumter stil
goes on, but the fire is Iaaeh Stacker.
Our batteries FIRE slowly and deliberately.
The enemy at present pays no attention to
them.
EornyILE, 81.
The Journal learns that 5. D. lee, Whee-
ler, Rboddy aud Forrest ars in line neigh
borhood of Decatur. CORTLAND aud fuscnm-
bis, south Of the Tenness e siver. with
combined fore of Is QUO rebel clV.lry' pre-
pared to operate ON the hns oi Grant
cosms nieation.
xEw YoRs, 80.
The Hera'fs army Of the Potomac DE-
sp..tch of the ID inst, Gays Moshy " stu
lives, !" and about 80 Of his guerrillas we're
seen at Centreyille this morning. Another
dash has been made hy them tbs time
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The trot for the sweepstakes a. the
watefsille T. II N the 222l ulr., between
the stations Gen. Knox and Hiram Drew,
resulted IN Gen Knox winnin. ia straight
beals. Time, - IL - = -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

--o'cr fifty sheep have been killed hy
dogs IN the town Of Perry durin; the p.st
sumuIer and TALL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

g nerd' Butler an the fed once more-He
Commands the Department 81 Virginia
and ". C.-From the Army Of The Pc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

II little girl belonging to enc Of our
schools. va, run over by a lumber team a
few days since, the wheel passing over her
neck. Strange to say, she jumped up AM
ran INTO the school house, saying ~, did no;
hurt her much.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-06

A SEVERE AssArir AND THEIR CohsRs
TAKEN 1t is not often that we hear OF =
more chivalous assault and with such dye
ing success, and 50 few killed, as has
been made on Howe & Stsycns' Family Dye
Colors, and that too by ladies. wholly I'M
accustomed to anything of the kind. Every
lady in the country should continue the
assault until these colors are found IN every
house, Sold BY all druggists throughout
be county
0IA lazy farmer is virtually dead,
and his farm wears weeds in mourning
for hun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hA-~hY given that letters of
administration 7e been granted to me,
from the clerk Of the Gasconade County
Court on the estate of WILLIAM McDANiEL
decd, bearing date 18th of December 1862
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrators
and all persons, having claims against said
estate, to present them for allowance pro-
perly authenticated within one year from
the date of said letters, or they will be pre-
Guided from any benefit of said estate, ano
II such claims are not presented withlD
three years, they will be forever barred.
EDWARD LUSTER,
administrator
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sTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Thomas J. Shockley, in
Third Creek township, and posted before
the undersigned on the 29th day of Novem-
Der 1862, one dark iron grey mare, with
blaze in tho face, left hind paster white,
supposed to be two years old last ssring,
Ia hands high, no other marks or brands
perceivable, appraised at thirty dollars iy
Frederick Sela and Gustaf Z. Book, sp-
GRANVILLE REYNOLDS
Justice of the Peace.
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ADMINIsrRAToRs NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration haue been granted to me
from the clerk of the Gasconade County
Court upon the estate of janis L. CoopER
deceased, bearing date March 10th 1868.
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 allowance within
n year from the date of said letters, or
thew may be preeluded from any benefit
thereof, and if suchclaims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
PRESTON II. COLLIER,
Administrator.
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Axjlcc f 8tpaL Excitement.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk ofthe Gascon-
ade County Court on the estate Of THOMAS
L. POWELL decd, bearing date February
9th 1868.
All persons Indebted to said estate, are
hereby required 50 make payment imme-
diatoly t. the undersigned executor and all
persons having CHAINS against said estate
t. pres Mt them for allowance within one
wear from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate. and # such claims are not presented
within three wears from the date of said
letters, they will be foreuer barred
JAMES McCAMMANT,
administrator.
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9amdrerkamf.

800 Cider Ssatare In Mariss Gcunts, nit
rti6talissm 5pststanr, n,tit itentn HsisrlaBtn,
tpppsn s gdtr IN Tense, isrn.r Elm nsu:s baut,
IA tei l6 Bab, anrsrttoIbffdi in Lad uns
GaG, Fnr tiuis gu psrtnufsn. Tas 9ane ii nab
Qlusiaae terataufnuriaT RInnsE tbr typftts nnf
eiltntaliis, audi it IS tsrsits t~ttilrsiit nit i6c
ntn Otfttaumtu %ttpIanJt.
Nltert auffanit ntStit titratrr 8trr Sureli
SA.2nrir.
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sllianftberidt bon ct. yOnis.

MstL, Gsun,ru iiusserHns ssind-ss,02Fr ri
ertra Sc IS rr tFi-
Nti;tn, SI,10-I.32 RI Sttl
Cert. Srmmtrserits 80 IT'S rrfsti
geintsrs.rts di pr ttN
@tlihtrrn, III, COMMON 60 rs, fait
erin,a GO cts.
6aftr90 us rr Biz. ~
3ua5.n. 81 cts 81 9iel r:ii Z laden.
yStiStc, 4l cts RI @attcrt.
Stwtint, iJr itwtrt 81 ls 6t7 fr pr
8artriisln. gsinii&is 81 o. 60, sf'h"
Sc mods Cts RI @sst
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EDMTNTsTRAToRs NoTICE.Azs

Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad
mnlstration have been granted to the under
signed from the Gasconade County, Court in
session on the estate of ELIHU HARDEN
decd. bearing date March 10Th 1863.
All persons ipdebted to said e.tare are here
by required tomake Immediately payment to
the undersigned Administrative. and all per-
sons, having claims against SAID estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
lowaLce withir one year from the date of
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and il such claims are rot pre-
scented within three years from the date of
said letters, they will be forever barred,
PRESON II. COLLIERK,
administrator.
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resYr0Tusesea

Ctr llnter3eit2r II er.lvet iii, ei"enI 9%eebrten
Nueiiiunl ron Nermann IN, l!a9f9rnr e~raCtEn,t
aniu;Aaer. ra5 st I'M lauit r5 otrrn Y. NauS
onfcr 2ttn urr StiitlrraF. ,intn nFuen SIprt
t.RTnst tat. &r wlrr tit e~eitr,tsn. Curb anie
agSnm NM tjli1c Y.srt, icr.R rmd 0Hfm'rts
iam: Ses,enpnq 2js GAN! mGiH:r r1jt nit i2rsm
;2styoucn teftyfuCsn NlH,ct }u trrfltIa. S1S
VII Ntar. Nau9 t~rts;ttcHs Dug uNG Wlersp1a=
rrn~0htirlit III MT Gem StGys Ia .. rttlrqnS Sc
ftgt. Butter, Gitr II. esl, rsrlen gssrn Nu5taulf
,:en S,errappps anAepcmmtn. gu 3atlrsihtm
3uipruu smpFsttt (A
-a. .t. Las. Serry 6. @edmarn.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
All credirs and othors inter sted in the
estate of DAVID HOOPS, decd, are here
by notified, that the undersigned ad-
m!nistrator Of said estate intends t.
make Final Settlement at the ryX.
term of the County Court ofMaries County,
to be holden at. Vienna in said County, on
the 18th day of April 1868.
JOHN HO 4PS,
Administrator
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9ohn pielmantl,
ON so. 9}6n 1868.
@Ebukmdsbc

GHOuDHtnkDCTn
tmpestIt F6 rem xtpggtntrn SsIiAdnits itits FER
llassstnD iir on u Pin Ga6 tinifldsenren ars
ttttsn untsr 3uldsFahB rseIIsr uur tiaiSsr Sesis-
nuua.
@stns Bctnun8 Il tsi Germ .sSufrs GttSfr
altF 5sntteirN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that letters VI
~ex.cliol have been graatca To che w
dersigned from the clerk OF the GSSgon"
County Court on the estate, Oh ~. NoDlN
decd, bearing date March 9th 1868.
All persons indebted to sald estate. ~
hereby required to make payment lni,tie
stately to the undersigned executrlN, ana
all persons having claims against laid estate
to nresent them for allowance WITHIN one
vaar from the date of said letters, or they
nav be precluded from any benefit ofsald
estate, and ifsueh claims are not pFessntc9
within three wears from the date OF SAID
latters. they vii. be forever barred.
W. J. FEuDMANK.
Executor. .
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Nfan3en.
ME ytste at zen Alder 8tltM

Saustatts@
@sjpUmstt, l @iuur 1T L Guart.
Scrnmstl, l , II. 3 llnssn iinr Gin Suart.
@ei6sr pulls. 3udsr, ! gf. H.. l Il, finn / Gnar'
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NncfiOn.

Sim Suulitas ZEN IL. aprtl, g0rmttta9S III
ieI Rire Der l1nter!eitnste in Dem %lrabsren Sfl<
r-'% --.-ia nn.srsn gtartthtile. pes
eanss ans Radepseratas es 5srrn 9etrer 8. 6.
Shmeilsr, t%sfetsnr aus: Grmmrpe, BuGerltran,
,8ddsni6rant, 8aidtIt, 3Uei 8tttIaren, 8tsse,
;Nreis 5rids; fieesa sfatIs, &o6pist, rRsbrere BIZ
Der une i~Unitists 9auss unr SU&engcratbe fir
taur Sch Ofcnth6 al esn Meilt istsnetn rsrfetz
! germ.
.as1. Sttn8. @i6e, @uctipnator.
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Mbtmmg &aoeacrie !
~, Hetruten p~erllnst fir ras
IL. WfD. Gdballerie Dol,
(gcl. SOtn @m. Stsetsns.)
Graek aeaiMent.

Dir llnter,eitnetsn fnp auttrrilirt, iur psi8ff
NssiInent cine @pnpagnie gu crsaniTrsn.
Srgsne ein junssr, rienifdbiser Mann, nsId.t
cuff BAT, lh siusursibsn, III uns m%iutommtn.
8rIbet @itslitGr rom 4. aeisrps 8sainteHt
ertalten, tpsnn is Elm risnfiati9ss 4isrr. SatrI
unr Equipments leltlt iteasn. rahir mcnatlit nr
Seradtuns pom 1928 10 raB Bic pole Stsdbs
luna zines @annss alsreun aae pref @tOnGte S5l
%tstraat. Sur anrere rerrsn 9fsrg Satisl II. IL.
pom 8esimsnt aus aeiteut.
Q6bnuns uns 9strfisuns rcra Sag. rer Gins
reitun9 an.
sD M. 8~utftoff. /. Qitnt.
SttU 81 wetdtsr. 3. 9isut.
ttrutirunsss OiTtef: SIN Unite,
Stutss 6ptel, tst perm &ippRsiu, 5trmann Ele
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Auctionator.
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> =: t 1853. 2,'sHt9i, Aueticmtu in ritisin une
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so st,Us p"t1r 3niidrrun5 %prpn,pttr mn tiai-
AZ e>lDlcu.na s%inpFftlt.
3H2Is1t G!ad't Il ratauf all. msrfinm, fa6 mad
lem neutn SttusrltisB a;ie5 auetipniysn esnc 81
ctus lei Str2Te zen $50 lar isrst ~sinsslne @e.s
geten %osytPten If.
SUfnB 3. % iGt.
Nuttipnatpr.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills. =.
9Siesner's berRbmte
@ q Ut b 8.

S,tias Yattnts @aIbtutt finn jstt gripatssredltt
niN.n rssen III 0ussrit tilissn Srsiien gu ssrtaue
len. Der tShls 9rsit iur SO. l, wslGe Irlbsr
NJ $40 ~strfauit wurrsR lrRsn jtst Hps $2.5O.-
Rcrsmt @incr, tcmmt Aue uur isbt une tauIt IT.
Tis Nielnlass ID bel 5srra Ytliss S&atiet
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Natlce is hereby given that letters o. ad.
cutioA have been granted to the undersigned
OF the estate OF ELIHu COOPER -ec'd bearing
dat, March 10th 1868.
All persons iudebtettJs esis.e sre hereby
.reqpired TO make Immediately paymsn t 10 '4e
. ader8e aed administrator, al4 al sersons,
49, r,sp1lIY I0sIleiIt.c1 gu afLoWance
within On year from me date Of said letters
o. they may he p~reclpded fgcm auy beneft
ana If suoD Gains are q p.ese[teao w-.L1n
three years from the da lie Of said letters, they
will be forever barreo.
PRESTON II. COLLIER,
Adm iniStratOr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
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Public Notice is hereby given 10 altsere.
ditors and others interested in the estate sf
WTLI1AM MEIER decd, that l will mahc
Final Settlement thereon at the next term ortae
County Court, to be held and be-
gan at the courthouse in Herman on the Sc
-oad Monday Of May 1868. H
- HENRY AMELUNG, ii
Ass3fe~ AGministrat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
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