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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
Open Treason of a Copperhead News
paper in New York.

The Metropolitan r eoord is supported in
good part out OF the treasury of orr City
through the favor of her Common Council
1t must be deemed capital reading in JEFF.
Davis's family, but not in that Of any loyal
citizen. Here is specimen of its editorials
from this weeks issue:
THE ADDRESS OF THE REBEL LEGISLATURE
OF VIRGINIA.
We recommend to the earnest considera-
ton of those who still suppose the South
can be conquered, the eloquent and thrilling
address Of the General Assembly of Virginia.
that grand and gallant old commonwealth,
the mother of States and Of statesmen, the
birthplace Of Washington, of Lee and of
Jackson. The defiant tone in which it treats
o! the efforts to ens ave the people of the
South, and the eloquent language of denunc-
latlon in which it refers to the Darbariou
system OF warfare pursued by the minions OF
the Washington depot, will meet with an
echo in thu heart Of ever man who loves ins-
tee and hates oppression. We trust il esd
We shall never see the day on which the gle
rlouS old comm onwea,h will be subdued and
given over 10 the spoiler and the plunderel
to the Buffers and the Schencks to the H.
censed burglar and incendia,y, melted and
encouraged by "the best Government on the
, face of the earth"
AS to the freedom and independence of
the South, We have no apprehensions. He,
people can nerer be conquered, and, If that
pere possible, AJraham Lincoln is not the
man to accomplish that sutJiugati0n.
The address Of the Virginia Assembly is
a proof that the resolution which animated
Virginia all through this war is as unbroken
as ever, that there is no faltering. no waver-
ing. In the eloquent words of this great
document, "VIRGINIA TAKES NO STEP BACK
WARD"
Grand old State, may we never see the day
when You shall have to bow beneath the
yoke OF the Oppressor If tina. day should
ever come, then will the friends of freedom
the lovers of true heroism and manhood
mourn over the sad fate OF a great people
who fell by fighting for liberty and indepen
dence, fell on the anne sci! that gave birth te
Washington, TO oEe whose name should
have been sufficient TO save the great com
nonweaith from the tread of tie hearties
invader.
), SUCH is the spirit of journal that viii
zealoCsly support. Mcclellan for President
Having decided that the Rebels never cal
and never should be conqured, i, wants
man at the head of affairs who it is certai,
will never conquer them.-New York 1ri
bune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

THE RED RIVER -Shreve-
port, the alleged destination of the exped
tior up Red river, which has inst left Vicks-
burg, is the capital of Caddo parish, La
situated near the foot of Caddo Lake, in the
northwestern part of the State. 1t is finely
located for business, on the Red river, being
surrounded by an exceedingly fertile planting
region. Some fifty thousand bales of cotton
were annually shipped from this place before
the war; and very large number of cattle
from Texas. The town contains population
of about three thousand. Since the rebel
lion, Shreveport has been an extensive depot
for commissary and other stores for the trans
Mississippi Confederate troops, and up to
the time of the siege Of Nicksburg, formed
an important link in the "chaln of supplies
for the whole rebel army. 1t is two hundred
and thirty miles from the mouth of the river.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
MARRIAGES.

II East uardwick, March -, BY Rev. +. Ey-
ans Daniel ). " ard and AmTa A. Bcidin,. both
of IlaIdwck.
In Barnet, March l., by Rev. /. Goodwill:e.
Alexander lienfrew Of Ryegatc and Elizabeth J.
Shaw Of Barnet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

In st Johnsbury. March -, Cora L., daughter
fG. W. and ID. S. Carr, aged iyearS.
In Barnet March II, VIM. Gilkerson, aged 50
years.
In Concord. March ). Dea. john Fry. aged $.
wears. lie slept and died without 4 struggle
:" Let me die the death OF the righteous, and let
my last end be like his
In East Hardwick Feb. 26. Julia. f. Oldest
child of DR.. Andrew J. and Flora {. HYDE, aged
years.
In So. Danvers, Mass. March -. Lewis g.,
son OF George Clark, of Sutton. aged y years.
In Newark. March %, Harin, son of Austin
and Laura Packer, aged IA.
In Newark, March p, Francis West, aged 81
years.
In Burke, March q, Rosaline j., wife Of Orrin
c. kibby ID, and only daughter of Stephen Wad-
kins, aged 81 years.
In Walden, Jan. Is, Sarentha Les,ina. aged 10
years-March %. Almond Eugene, aged Is years.
eldest children of Aonzo and Incy Cheevcr, both
of diptheria.
In Walden, March 9TH, of Siptheria, Luke P,
son of George ". and Carrie 5. Cobb, aged |
year and months.
In Hospital at Knoxville Tennessee, Jan. Sd,
Bradley j. Norris, of Waldo Il, aged 81 years, a
member of Battery D, lst Reg't r l. Artillery.
In Waterto wn, n. Y. Mrs Patia B. Rich aged
81 years and Smonths. =. Mrs. Rich was sister
of the late Judge Paddock of ST. Johns6ury.
In Walpole, March -, William c, White, aged
IS years.
In Kesseville, N. Y, March Z, Gor,on Thomas
son Of DIR. II. a. and Sarah D. Houghton, aged
IS months.
A: North Monroe, March 10, OF canker rash.
Maurice g., aged 10 years and : months. March
Is, Agnes. aged years and 10 mou,hs.-only
children OF Curtis and Ruth Padd,eford.
In North Monroe, March 3, Mrs. Nina, wife of
Marshall Williams, aged % years and 10 months.
March 10, Nina Emma, only child Of Marshall
and Nina Williams. aged month.
In Hardwick, March 18th Of consumption. Mrs
Deziah NJ, wife Of Lewis Marsh, aged % years.
Montpelier papers please copy.1
Why should our tears i'll sorrow flow,
When God recalls his own,
And bids her leave world of woe,
For an immortal crown
Is not cen death gain 80 her
Whose life to God was given
Gladly to earth her eyes She closed.
To open them in heaven.
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From the army hcSpita!-the bloody baiile-ield-ths
Mansion the ich and humble abode oi the poorfro;a
the Office and the sacred e>k-:rpp II" mountain top.
distant valleys and faron islands Of the oceau-ron
cry noos ami corner the CIVILIZED world, pouring in
the evidence IL" astonishing. effects 81 BRAKES
PLANTATION BITrEgS Thousands upon thousands
letters like the lolown> may Ice AT our once
REEp~BrgY WIS. Sept. IL. l>s.i.
- have been IA the array hospitals i"r L tr-
teen moni.!s->.te ie-> All nearly 'Irai II Alton. IL
they gave t b,tti. Of Plantation Hiiler~.
ca. FLAJTE
SoCrH y ,lsAw. a.. J oily =. ISIS.
90 One youn: rnail. 0ir lIl i--c >ioA ami Mt D'it
a. The h"u>+ iuT years wiIh $50. a. aid .N>ra-
at paving the doctors ID wj,'lI J-neni- ba-
EDWARD woUNALL.
The following i if, IL Inaua--E # r' Mon Home
Ss"" !f Ia" 'h..iFcn mi t".u,'-"Ts: -.
SA'fArrEK MANSION. 51ih 81. New York. Aux :: lo,S
'' Pa rRssE I"U- wonderful i afsii'n Bir!> Aas"
",u ~ little children suffering from
~ !Hii.s i'. Nj lungs HiiE lu,>i h1pFs '.-,i ons
little -ir IN .,rilyar. witt pans IN me- heat: los u
appetite, All ial, v>iiL- ',.-yl ri:an, -. whom al
medic ID skill s' been ,Ala.iSl'-L has 'r"n tGteN T.
-to.eI. wco,Li,:'Icei III. ia t,A>p,,i". Vi tters
daV. Her arP"iit" ard strength rapidly lucr'as -, and
MRS d " DEvoE.~
"ac in,iol ioyou.ir ,eTily Ire IleN = 'i.e P 49,
REV. ". III. wAG,,oNE R. MaIrid. y. y.
Thou VIII SEMI me iw" bottles iaarc 81 Ii,
Plantation Bi"rs. NJ wi,c ha> been greatly benefited
Thy friend. ASA q ERIN Philadelphia. Pa.
ILa.e been i -r,AJ ,sacrer from Dyspepsia
All la! T. abandon Trca, tiU-. Tie PlaA:L'..i
REV ! ; CATHuRN. Rochester. y. y
! e. send uS twerty-lonr iyzen more u your Plan
t1t..a E;t.e. lie popularity oil" which arc dal, .y-l-
SYHES. ,uADwIcKk
Proprietor Willard, Hotel, " s>hingtuD. y. {
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Al Nj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
New Books.

The FARMER Boy, and How he became Com
scander-in-chief Edited by VIM. NJ. Thay-
er, author of The Pioneer Boy" "The
Bobbin Boy" ETC. Beautifully illustrated.
81 90. Walker, Wise and Co., Boston.
None of oar young friends who have read
The Printer Boy" The Pioneer Boy" etc,
by Mr.. Thayer, land who among them have
not y will fail to procure this new book
The life of George Washington is here set
forth in an attractive style and in way easy
to be remembered. The appearance of the
volume is timely. Adapted as it is to mag
nifty the patriotic virtue and priceless worth
of the government under which we live, it
will prove valuable contribution to the ju-
yenile literature of the land. 1t is best that
the young of this battling age should study
the character of the Father of his country"
and emulate his deeds. For sale by c. c.
Childs.
Another volume of those popular Juvenile
books, the "Spectacle Series" by Miss Lam
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& Co., Boston. The series now comprises
four volumes, viz: Boston" est. Peters
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are full of interest. full of information. Each
volume las from thirty to forty beautiful l.
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for the set in neat case, So 10 or any vol
ume for So cents. For sale by c. C. Childs.
DEATH OF OWEN LovEJoY.--Hon Owen
Lovejoy, NJ. c. for the 9TH district of Illinois,
died at Brooklyn, n. y, on the 18th inst.
He was born in Albion, Me-, Jan. 6, 1911,
and was therefore in his tifty-fourth year.
The son of clergyman, who titled farm to
add enough to his salary for the support of a
large family, Owen Lovejoy had the very
best sort of New England education, result
| ing in stalwart body, clear head, and a
generous heart He labored on the farm
until he was eighteen, worked MS way through
Bowdoin College by teaching, and in 1850
migrated to Alton, Illinois, where he studied
theology, under the care of is elder brother
Rev. Elijah P. Loveiov. In 1888 he was set
tied as Pastor of the Congregational church
of Princeton, Illinois, which position he held
until 1854, when he was elected to the Leg
islature of Illinois. In 1886 he was elected
to the 35th Congress, and he was serving hi:
fourth term in Congress at the time of hi
death.
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DEATHS.

90 Marriages Births and Deaths inserted Fun
Obituaries. ncuiiI.-; ,ciry inserted al >iN Cents line
in aIyiCe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

COlgatc's Honey Soap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP, III such universal demand. made from
the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD and EMOLLIENT il
its nature VRAGRANTLY SCENTED and extremely
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealcr: lfS5li35.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01
For Conghs, Cold, and t.on.umption

the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisani the most highly
prov cd cdIs.c discovered 1t has stood the best
Of all tests, Time having had unprecedented sale OF
nearly forty Ii i recommended H. best pySi-
clans, eminent citizens. Press. the Trade in
fact b. all who sC' !. F,r certificates, which oan he
given to almost any c-te wrappers Ia each bottle
The pruprc' Wi cceuIly refund the uiunry ii not
entirely satisfactory Price 50 cents and 81: the large
much the cheapest Re careful ei the genuine,
which Is prepared only by Reed Cutler CO wholesale
druggists Bpstu1 Sold IN ST. JoSbury by dealers
orally. 76:l4i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

A Nursery COmpaniOn.-In ever nursery
there should 5e box OF GrGce's celebrated Sairc
which is so soft, penetrating and emollent that
ailaYs the irritation of chatting. 1t cures ring
wOrm scaldhead. and all diseases Of the skin, and
contains nothing Of AZ injurious nature I, is
the best remedy for cuts, burns, scalds. bruises,
insect bites. and all infammations of the Ups
and eyelids. indeed, practice has shown it TO be
an universal external remedy. 25 cts. box. See
advertisement in another Column 9l-92
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-01

: passunpsic Lodse, 30. %. +. /. H.
Masonic Hail, Bingham Boz. State! r.e-i'E: Apr
n ls.a 49, FJpALTUN SEC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-18
furniture Wanafaetpru,
pom
&sinrib German,
Qermann, Ntp.

Ter llnt,r;eiGnete matt einem Scrstrlihn
qutIitum rpn Stnrt unr 9ano eis an5siae, RAT
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MGtsl, ais: SstIteuen, 3tide. S6rante, SGrsibs
2ulte, &ummurrn &c. in arr6eren Suuntitdtsn ursl
Gtnstln ,u Ct. 2pui5 Yrsiicn gu Itsfsrn. aus
Nrtcn SetRelsu, Slide &c. inn t~eflanria an Sanp.
Bel atnatms rrn a:Ubsrsn Guontitattn Fnssi
cine entipreGenre @reiarrnicrri9uns ltatt.
2aurtauacute mrrren es in ibr.m Sntsrsit fin
ZEN. bet mir rcr5uipre6rn, ca i'd linen tiAistr
9rciis unr feIere @aare rfrirsn tann. ais Il
ir9snrwp anrers fneen.
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s.. O NJ a n.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of adj
mnistration have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk of the Gasconade
County, Court, on the estate of JEFFERSON
LEMMoNs decd, bearing date lst ofFebruary
1864.
All persons Indebted to said estate are here
by required to make Immediately payment TO
the undersigned administrator, and all per-
sons, having claims against said estste, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
lowarce within one year from the date of
SAID letters or the may be precluded from
any benefit, and If such claims are not pre-
scented within three years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred.
ANDREW j. JENKINS,
administrator of the estate of Jefferson
Lemmons decd.
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Gmropaeisehe Aaentat

Gur6 llesern atme ter Mssntur fir rac YuGaas-
Gpsnhions- UNI We6lelsGsi&ift ron eanse nnp
Senueralp, In Ct. 9cuis lin i'd in Stanp aes
isst, ale in risiss Sad s~inidsassnpsn gsltaits
ltnsI unr biais au ~tsiorssn. .a1
9tdtttIper, @tlber unpYadtte
perrrn mad alien Stsilsn Gurusas tsftrlen
YaGeu unp Ya6ase
far 9suti6laus unr Gle Na&tars9an,sr betsQi
Gcattttpnen unb 3atIuneen
in iammtii&sn surrpdii6sn Staatsn teipret uni
wire t~sirnrere Au;msrtiamtsit sepitmst rsr
Gtn3tebunsssn gtbi6aften
nj alien gaterlanpe, wp3u i'd rie nStbis.n Q . o.
ma&ten ausIsrtise unp ales weitere utsrnstms,
IS e~mpiistlt f& satlrsi6sn 3uipru&
% NJ. 8eEs tpft.
a9ent
fntait ees.nitsr s. S&ienrets Store.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the I'M
dersigned from the clerk of the Gasconade
County Court on the estate of HENRY FRITZ
MIN decd, bearing date April 9th 1864.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment immedi-
ptely to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons having claims against said estate
to present them for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
nay be %preciudcd from any benefit ofsaid
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
letters, they Will be forever barred.
CHRISTIAN SUDMEIER,
administrator Of the estote Of Henry
Frillmann decd.
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STATE CT MISSOURI,
County of Gassonade.

In the G~asconade County Csurt
May term 1851.
Nova this day comes CHARLES SAND
BERGER, administrator of the estate OF
DENIS SHENAN deceased,
and files his petition praying fol- the sale Of
SO much Of the real estate of said deceased,
as will be sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate, which petition being accompanied by
a statement of the situation of said estate,
VERIFIED by the affidavit of said administra-
tor. by which it appears that there be nst
sufficient assets in his hands to pay said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that
all persons interested in said estate be mott,
fed, that unless good cause 10 the contrary
be shown at the next term of this cssrt, to
be held and began en- the second Monday Of
August next at the courthouse in Hermann
an order will be made for the sale of SO maeb
Of the real estate of said deceased, as will
be sufficient to pay said debts. And It ia
further ordered that a copy of this order be
published for four weeks in ssms NJ wssassr
printed in this county.
A true sspy attest
JAMES ARROTY, Usr X.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad,
cution have been granted to the undersigned
of the estate of PETER KRETTLE Gec'd, bear
ing date January 14th 1864.
All persons indebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
undersigned administrator, and all persons,
having claims against said estate, tc exhibit
them properly authenticated for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters
or they may be precluded from any benefit
and if such claims are not presentend within
three years from the da tie of said letters, thew
will be forever barred.
MONIKA KRAETTLE,
Administrative.
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Das seben ;Jeiu, BON Gru5t Nenar,

Seit elmer Nette Sor Sabrsn Bat tein Bud stn
20 auBtrprrt ntlibts G~uil;bsn errsgt nm slne 10
augsnsine Gsrbteituna s%siunrsn, ME raa tir3tit
III parts rritiensns 8rG rtiasn 1itsle. gs 1T
III n!lt euicpIilteu Sprafrn uterIstt irprren uur
auem aGt 1tt auSgaben in reutitcr Sprahs iul
srihinsn. Gis Anisinrunsen msI&s 8suan in
Sclse rirlsr S@riit eur6 Die @rielterelalc ~eeiunrcn
bat itinfm Sute nnr um ~ mstr tsjm gp.ts
einlnng rsriGoft. 6err Gsrta,o in Sen gurF tnl
siar @uegats rr in TeutiGlunr erlGicnsu pcgu;
Iarsn Ssarfeitun9 rities gGerts5 stranitaltst
ptlhsr pieIt Sage irrtis psrpen mirs.
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Scrmanm Smrmocrein.

Set9sr Sersin ~ctrtulirt jeff fuIgenes 3tititrii:tn:
Die 2elrSissr @artenlauts, rs q. 3. Criminal
3eituns, ros Srnutu9stfnt Ter q. 9. Staat61
j%cituna, re @iiliHippi- Sllttsr, eas Spnntasstlatt
rer Ncucu 3sit unr fet Boston Smosstigutcr.
Sic SitIictttf ,lttt 200 ganre uno Sisls
8rrlGurcn. SdmntIiGe Nit9Iisrsr ftnr CUR f,eisn
ScnaFuna rer 9itItcttrt UNI SCurnals tsrsa ttet.
Nsut @it9Iiersr ;atfrn so Gentt GintrittasrIr
unc ID Gents monatlihen 9ritras. 9aftrs
gfit9liersr iinp niht rerpfIi6tet an reu 9urts
lteil ;u nssnsn. Besen aMnatms
atnee man fb an sr
3m. D.iftlksft,
Grrtdsr.
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&anOsM0enfur.

Sn rem Stumble. ras Ssiuise ,ur Gsrmstruns
rer Gultur u~risrss 9unpsS unO our ginlapuns Der
Ginmaurernns teisutra gen, BAT Ger unter,sithn.te
cine @sentur-S iFee fir Saul unp Sertaui
rru QGnlsrsien in Siase County unr In @iieuri
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Y~ertauisn crsr su tauIsn winiten, msrrsn t5FiGf
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Ie inter a~nnebmtarrn gsrinsunSn eiusn Sau
crer gerfauf sffectuircn fGnnen.
9inrL Slass So. @fo., Wdrs 25. 1864.
Sec. sc. 9pptiRs, Rs6ttanwalt
0ep. Sehter.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary have been granted to me
from the clerk of the Gasconade County
Court upon the estate of MATHEWS KLENK
deceased, bearing date March 4th 1864.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby requested tomake Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator and
all persons, having claims against said
estate,to present them for allowance with 4
one year from the date of said letters, OF
they may be ~precluded from any benefit
thereof, and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of sale
letters, they will be forever barred.
GEORGE kLINGE,
administrator of the estate Of Matthews
Klenk, decd.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconads CoVnty
JAMES ARROTY, Usr h
County OF
.--rl# May term 1864.

81" It.' May term 1864.
Now at this day comes CHARLES SAND
Berger, administrator Of the estate of
WAsHINGTon SEWERS, deceased,
and files his petition, praying for the sale
of+so much oof the real estate Of said de-
ceased, as will be sufficient to pay the debts
al said estate, which petition beiug accom-
panied by a Statement of the situation of
said estate, VERIFIED by the affidavit OF said
administrator, by which itappsars that there
be not sufficient assets IN his bands to nav
said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that
all persons interested in said estate, he ne
lifted, that unless good cause to the con
trary he shown at the next term of this
court, to be held and began on the second
Monday Of August next. at The COURTEOUS e
in Hermann. an sorder will be made for the
Tale of so much Of the real estate Of tho
said deceased, as will be sufficient 10 nav
said debts.
And 1t is further ordered, that q copy of
THIS order he published for tour weeks in
some newspaper printed in this aoGnty.
~ true copy
JAMES AHROTT,
Ej.rl
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOr1cr
JAMES A3ROTT,
Clerk

Letters of administration do bonis non
upon Il osV"le OF MINEREE cd,
not administered upon by Washington Sc
veTs, late administrator have been gran
tea TO the undersigned by the County
Court or Gasconade county, on the last Fe-
bruary term 1864.
The authority Of the said Washington
sewers ceased on the 9th day of February
CHARLES SANDBERGER.
Sunirns'rator de bonis non of the estate OF
MlnervaSevers deceased
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICT

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gascon-
AIDE county court of the estate of Henry
BsINKMANN decd, bearing date May 18th
1864.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed-
lately to the undersigned administrator, and
all PERSONS, having claims against said
estate to exhibit them duly authenticated
within one year from the date of said let
ters' and if such claims DO not presented
w!thin three years from the date of said
lst'srs, they will be forever barred.
@ LOUISE BEINKMANN.
Administrative of the estate Of
henry Brinkmann, decd.