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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

F. N. Knapp, General Supt. Washington, d. @.
J. b. Abbott, Chief Assistant,

Soldiers Home, Washington, d. G..
Lodge No 4, street. between 18th and l4th streets
Lodge No s, Maryland Avenue. near railroad depot:
Nurses Home, Washington, d. q
Soldiers Home, Third street. Cincinnati Ohio, COL
G.. w. ID. Andrews, superintendent.
Soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky-James Malona
Supt, James Morton, Special Relief Agent
Soldiers Home, Cairo Ill.-C. N. Shipman, Supt.
and Relief Agent
Soldiers Home, Nashville, Tenn.-Capt. I. BraytOn,
Supt. Rev. j. Hoblet, Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Columbus, Ohio, =, Supt
Soldiers Home, Cleveland, Ohfo.-Joseph Jerome,
Supt. and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Lodge, near landing, Memphis, Tenn
G. w. Christy, Sup't. and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Lodge, Kelly's Ferry.-W. A. Sutlif, Supt.
Soldiers Lodge, Bridgeport Ala-Rev. o. Kennedy,
Sup't.
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS.
William F. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington,
D. G.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Between Washington and New York-Sol. Andrews,
M. D., Surgeon in charge.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

U. s. Sanitary Commission.
DEPARTMENT OF ESPECIAL RELIEF"
No. $50 III Street,
Betwee Thirteenth and Fourteenth Sts., South Side,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.
SOLDIERS AND sEAMEN
CAN at the above office, have the necessary papers
made out, correspondence attended to, and
ALL NEEDED ASSISTANCE FURNISHED
IN REGARD TO PROCURING
PAY, PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PRIZE MONEY,
AND ARREARS
OF PAY AND BOUNTY WITHOUT CHARGE.
This work is done by men of ample experience pos
sessng all needed facilities.
Each applicant for pension should bring with him
two able to make oath that they be1eVe ne is
the person he represents himself to be.
FOOD AND LODGING
Are provided for all men sick leave and to dis
charged soldiers their way from the army to their
tenth and Fourteenth streets 1.-THE Home, North
Capitol street. Second house from of the railroad
station, toward the Captoll Alexandra LODGE"
near railroad station, Alexandria, ,ou
Chief Assistant, Especial Relief" Department.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27
FOOD AND LODGING
Directory of Hospitals.

Information furnished regarding location and con-
ition patients in the United States Army General
Hospitals. Address
SANITARY COMMISSION,
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27
NAMP STATIONERY, NEWS !

OAMP sTATIoNERY, NEWS AND Elk.
CYPRESS DEPOT.-At this establishment soldiers
will be supplied with all kinds of News and Literary
Journals Stationery etc. on as reasonable terms as
it is Adams Express Office, through which all boxes
packages and parcels, including money. be for
Warded with the despatch safety as from the
city depots. Room in the same building with the
Camp Receiving and Post Offices. =
G. T. CRAWFORD, =
Stationer and Agent Adams Express Co @
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27
HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has arrangements for
in the uned saes Gene Hosea at &
following points, Others will be added as new hos
pitfalls are opened:
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information, address " Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Washington, d. c." ~
4 3iHi Va. ~ Point LoeKout, Md
Baltimore, Md, Fairfax, Va,
E Knaspolis o MS.. Md York. Penn
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
For information address Office Sanitary Commits
sion, No. 1907 Chestnut street."
GhdSssf Pea Ssssanat Mi PENN
Reading, Penn. Harrisburg, Penn.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT.
For information, address " Office Womens Central
Union, No 10 Cooper Institute" TO-. O.
Albany, n. Y, Portsmouth Grove. r. L.,
Burlington, Vt, Brattleboro, vt.
WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information, address "Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Louisville, KY"
Cleveland o., Davenport Iowa,
CAMP ea1ilRpo ohss6 o. HieP%an Bridge, KY,
o1nGimnd III o. d heHanSn; ~ ~
Jefiersonyfflie, Ind. Covington, Ky,
E EeM SIbany md M en1nfgtDn
Madison, Ind, Bowling Green, KY,
MeaPs Bshd La GaEe YroVdence L
St. Louis Mo-, NO. Leavenworth Kansas,
Springfeld. Mo-, Clarl1sville, Tenn
Jefferson City, Mo-, MurfreesborO Tenn.
IrontOn, Mo-, Gallatin, Tenn
Nashville, Tenn, Vicxsburg, Miss
Corinth, Miss. White River, Ark,
Cairo H., Point Pleasant Va,
Stevenson, Ala, Chattanooga, Tenn.
In all cases the name, rank, company and regiment
of the person enqured for should be given where
he was when last heard from If the application is by
letter. the will be sent by return of mail If
in person, it will be answered at once; if by tee
graph, answer will be returned Immediately at the
fnquirer's expense.
The office of the Directory will be open daily from
O'clock A. M, to o'clock p M. and In urgent
applicants ringing the door bell will be received at
any hour of the night
Ssr Soldiers Aid Societies. clergymen, editors and
The New York herald., 1864-02-21
New M n ssic.

Two new songs BY Signor Muzo have recently been
pubshcd BY Mcssrs. Beer d schrmer. The "stornelo
roscanno, or Tuscan Evening Song" Is strongly cha
racterstic Of the music Of Tuscany, and striking and
pleasing. "Le vsdovs," or "The widow" Is graceful
expressive and fun OF melody, and Is OF ssnor Mu
sios best compositions third soug--"Ia Mama - or
Crade soogs TO be added TO the SERIES which bears
the general title Of "Ie stelIs dTtaia.v
patriotic song, entitled zone Flag or no flag is
among the last publications Of william Hall Son. The
words aud music are by Mrs. Clara w. Brnkerhon. The
composition bold and martial in character has very
nnc chorus arranged for ave voices and s calculated 70
arouse the patriotic enthusiasm Of an audience
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

The Park presented lively scene yesterday Ths
weather was pleasant and the Ice strong, although ths
surface little sottensd BY the action Of the south
wind. Between afty and sixty thousand persons were
present and around tho ponds during the day ana
evonng Ths mseaiight wss not quito ~ clear ~ On
Friday evening but sunccns light given 70 enable
the visitors SKATE until midnight The lccssass
allow 4 u1ains to-day asd shs wsaiksr prove favor.
abls. laRge cruwd nay b expscted. fAh viii deube
Is BE- ~ ess ssneny q " Scaling sssoa, end shoue
- sa11Bn onvpssage q.
TAs Tksh sveaus pond was yesterday attended By
very iArvs crowd Of vsitsrs was ailstee
SIDE Tho loo was Ia very fair order, cssssAssng ~
wsrnth q The atmosphere. end ~ bes@ uads ~
sport very lively,
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

yAnxs c. wrLLrrr. xr.sHrwfyy.

Mr. James G. wiIett. formerly sheriff OF the city aud
county Of New Ysrk. died ~ Dis residence st Tubby
osk % friday iast tn the ny.fosvA vsar OF mis- sgs
r. wiett. fsw ysass -, IVES oss q che ass prsui.
seu dsmocratc poitciahs u tAs cry sal was geoers
n like1 80 sAAe1 81 his fiouds end asNcsaess IN
NoSemter 1osk ~ ws ao0inass1 fsr TIE shsreAsy by
lhe Aeascraeie Carty u tnss oy sna wss slsosl by
aslsome msjorty over his csmpetitors He served out
- thfos pears torn In - credeabie manner and has
stsoe pretty exclusively confined hnssH v The pursuits
q Vrvass lfs me funeral services win take place ss
oee ecsot " nevrcw stsra>sa. q hn hts residence n
gHnlV 0egk
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

HONEST OLD ABE IN THE Missouri LE0rsr.A-
ruRE,-Tbe' Missouri Legislature is sepubli-
can-a radical republican assembiage-a little
too radical, in fact, for Honest Old Abe In
Che Missouri House Of Representatives, the.
other day. two very important political reselu--
tions were tried-the one nominating Old
Abe for another term, and the other endorsing
his administration. But the-experiment was
failure; for the first resolution was laid on the
table by vote-of As to 81, and the second 10y
vote-of 46 to 33; Thus it ia demonstrated
that, ia attempting to carry water On both
shoulders in Missouri, Honest Old Abe has
made abotch of it, and in New York the case
is not much better Lincoln stock is evidently
on thc-decline. and Mr.. Simeon Diapers 22d
Of February Lincoln meetings we suspect. will
not dc.mU ch towards lifting it up again
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

to respect ths law and pay their taxes. AN
the other taxpsyers Of the island are Of NE
same opiaion, and so we call upon tie officers
responsible for the execution Of the Excise Law
to 80 to work and do their duty, and we hope
our vigilant Mayor will help them to make
beginning.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

THE WHrsKEr TAx.--It appears that the
whiskey spectators have not yet carried their
point Of exempting from the new tax all
whiskey 10 store. The whiskey lobby, how.
ever, have determined to bring all their
strength to bear upon the Committee Of Con-
ference to secure the exemption, and the result
at best is doubtful. II the Secretary OF the
Treasury would prefer that the government
should have the benefit OF this new tax unon
whiskey in store rather than the speculators. to
the extent Of eight or ten millions Of dollars.
let him say so'to the Conference Committee.
The tax will surely be pocketsd by the specu.
laton Y denied to the Treasury Shall they or
the Treasury have those eight or Ten us,Hsus
from The pockets Of the people' That is the
question, Mr.. Chase. Stop in and speak.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21
Military AXirS.

THE THIRTEENrH NKw YORK CAVALRY.
Major Greene will leave n few days 10 Join the absv,
regiment few more recruits are wanted 70 all up ths
last company The headquarters OF the Thirteenth are
the Mercer House. OF Broome and Mercer streets
together with branch Office Col. RowIAnds In the
Park Barracks There be better opportunity fos
volunteers to into the Geld than Join the Thirteenth
the largest bounties are paid and the men are well
oficered.
RECRUITING FOR THE NINTH ARMY CORPS.
II will be by an advertisement in another
column that the committee OF citizens. OF which
James NJ. Brown is chairman, is now ready to 70.
ceve recruits for this gallant corps, M No. 500
broadway. The committee offer larger hand mouev
for rocruis than psd by any other association sse
this, with the name Of General Burnside 10 commGhd
and tee brilliant record Of the Ninth corps hitherto
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

ANOTHER POSITIVE STArEaENT CoSCEgNlEG
GEN. GRAsT--The Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial. under date OF
February Is, says" We are enabled to state
upon the very highest authority that Gen.
Grant has, within few days. formally, per
emptoriy, and in mos! decisive terms, rejected
direct offers made to him lately by leading
democratic politicians to secure his nomina-
ton for the Presidency By their National Con-
vention."
Accepting this very positive statement a. by
authority. what does it amount to. 1t simply
amounts to this: that Gen. Grant has been an
preached by some Of the trading politicians Of
the peace or " shentper-sbent" democracy.
and fatty declines to have anything to do with
them. He recoils from the suggestion Of asso.
ciating his political fortunes with such precious
friends of our soldiers and the war as Val
landigham, the two Seymours, the two Brookses,
the two Woods, and such like peace leaders Of
the Northern democracy. But let Gen. Grant
be fairly brought forward by the people, indie.
pendently Of the democratic party, and the re.
publican party, as the peoples independent war
candidate, and he will not decline. We guess
that in refusing to deliver himself into the
hands Of the trading politicians Of the day
Gen Grant is deliberately holding himself in
that independent position which will be most
acceptable to the great body Of the people Of
oil parties.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

THx GoLD QyEsroN-AN ADvERss REroar.--
Mr. Stevens, of the House Committee of Ways
aud Means, has reported from that committee
against granting authority to Secretary Chase
to sell the surplus gold ON hand in the Trca-
sury This, as it appears to US. is strange
position for the leading financial committee of
Congress We had supposed that that commit.
tee would favor any reasonable proposition
calculated to'bring gold down and to put up
"greenbacks;p and this is what sum Of ten or
twelve millions of gold thrown into Wall street.
would certainly do We are grasiied, how
ever, with the assurance that next week the
House will overrule Mr. Stevens and the com
mittee; and authorize the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury to try his strength egainst the gold gam
blers
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

TnK grand JssY ASD THE 0seosaors.-T
Grand Jury, before TIE Court OF General Ses-
sions, have very properly recommended that
TIE numerous grepsheps Of this city driving
their kaAs without licenses should be seguirvl
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

Capture of Col. Ferguson and sixty
Rebeis-Reporsed Release OF One Thoa-
sand SIX Hundred Union Prisoners, 80.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 20. 1854.
special despatch from Louisa, KY, says;-on the
l4th Col. Gallup surprised Col Ferausons command IN
Wayne county, Va, capturing sixty prisoners including
Ferguson his surgeon and euenants, eighty stand
OF arms largo number Of stolen horses and all the
rebel supplies OF forage ammunition and subsistence
u was Colonel Fergsons command that captured Con.
Sosmmon recently.
The despatch adds that sixteen hundred Union prison.
ers were released.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21
GENERAL KEllEY's DEPARTMENT.
Acquietnl OF g. Edward l.ester-Dca sRtsri
Coming In, &c.

MR.. T. g. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA, Feb. 20, 1854.
large number Of deserters have Of late coming
into Gen. Crooks camp.
Charles Edward Lester citizen Of Washington, D. c..
and clerk 10 tho Paymaster Generals oHce has been
tried by court martial suspicion OF being spy a
Harpers Ferry and has been acquitted ard fre
confinement The dnding Is, that while the court acqu
him it is Of opinion his conduct such as to excite
suspicion and justify his arrest f. .r,f..
number OF prisoners were sent from Cumberland "a
Wheeling to night &
Lieut. Snodgrass has been caught aud Identified asons
OF the persons engaged In me late robbery OF passengers
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 1t is proposed q
try Snodgras in the United States District Court fos
highway robbery and being concerned in an attempt u
rob the mail
Weather pleasant and moderate
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

TAe Peansyivanaa Legislative Deadlock
A@ Droksn UP.
IsprAsA. p, Feb. -, 1854
The special siscssoa 70 o. che vscssey b the ssass
ssssss saussA by Ne rssssalsa q nasr Harry White,
prisoner ~ Riohnsod, took place in this district
Yesterday Dr. g. Cair tns U.:s M cssdid.ss has ma.
county casnes give nore than two or three hundrc1
against Min. De. g. Clair elected " about 400 uAsr
" 10 the district
The New York herald., 1864-05-14

WANTED TO LEAsE-A LARGE BUILDING. 10
three miles Of the city for Kerosene Oil Refining Esiab
shnent with without the necessary apparatus
suitable for the erection OF such works. Address, with
full particulars box 4 303 Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1864-05-14

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-A FRONT AND BACK
PaIloT handsomely furnished as pafor and bedroom
70 let together separately 10 gentlemen the gentle
who occupied these for the leave for
Europe this week. References exchanged Apply at No
300 Grand street, New York
The New York herald., 1864-05-14

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM wANTED-BY two
n gentlemen doing business down town location betwee
Blocker and Fourteenth streets Address franklin
Office
The New York herald., 1864-05-14
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

A SUIT OF ROOMS wANTED-FOR DENTAL PUR-
"A roses IA Extension, with use OF paror. second
aoor furnished between Fourteenth and
streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues Address p 923
Broadway, - ~ -
The New York herald., 1864-05-14

RIO LET OR FOR sALE-TBE LARGE MANSION
with 2 Of ground, two cottages and out buildings
at New Hamburg Dutchess county 1t Is beautifully
institution Apply to c. ENKINs, East River Bank
vi
The New York herald., 1864-05-14

nEPAU ROW. NO. BLEECKER sTREET.-To LET,
IL Front ana Back Parlor Bedroom. Library with
water and water closet balcony IN 'front.' Gr oor together
sr separate; terms reasonable. Apply as above
ENURNIsHED HOUSE TO LET IN TENTH STREET.
near Sixth avenue The house. which is nicely fur.
nshed has Just been thoroughly painted both inside and
outside and Is In complete order rent S0OO annum
Apply at 81 West Tenth street
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
JAMES ARROTT, Osra
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad-
mnistration have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk of the Gasconade
County, Court, on the estate of JEFFERSON
LEMNoNs decd, bearing date lst OF February
1864. o.
2 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 estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
lowaLce 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.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

sasnisn eur6 isrs CiRritts. Gommans antsn mi
.6crmuIar.n fir irl6s Sptsial- Gu1srunssn ssrs
isben werrsn. Bon jsssr Gpnpasnis unp jsrsm
Gsta6em'nt mdhsn @utsrruQsn in Srirlisat gus
ssniaht r.rrsn, wupOn pranu cine nurd ZEN Die
flitt5-G ommanpautsn on BEN Gen raj. apjuiantsn
ess Staatss, cine anssrs pur6 Zen trmmanriren-
ZEN Sif3isr an rem Grsmstipns-S SmmiGar ,u BEL
len SnisrmatiUR unp sius tfi Rem Gompasnis-
GOmmanrantsn aurid6staltsu psrOsn ipa.
Y. Sn srU5sn ups li&t tssrltsrtsn Counties
%tGnnsn, NINA uct6wsnpis. @stilis-grtmptiO g.
@rmmihdrs a~nsstelt wsrren. 0snn pie Gsunlg.
Gcwmihars raroni artrassu, ~ psrrsn, rsnn
nptbmenpis, Don risism 5auptqrartisre aus Ges
tuIis-gE mpticns-9 Ummildre anssfsQt rerrsn.
auf gsis6tspn
@ai. Gta. %. g. Ruitssans
SUP. .. Gray
Gen. Atj.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
A OF MISSOURI,
County Of Gdsconade.

>SN1
In the Gasconade County Court,
February term 1864.
Now at this day comes CHARLEs SAND.
BERGER, administrator CT tho estate OF
HAMILTON J. JACKSON, deceased,
and files his pot ion, praying for the sale
Of so much of the real estate Of said de-
C, ased, as will be sufficient TO pay the debts
of said estate, which petition beng accom-
panied by o slatement OF the suuatI, n e
said esta'e, veryfied by tho affidavit OF said
administrator, by which it appsars thar there
be not sulie.ent assets N Ills bands to pay
said debts.
Therefore it is ordered ty the court, that
all persons inter ested III said estate, be no.
lifted, that unless god cause to the con:
trary be sh ,wn at the next term OF III .
court, to be held aud began on the . cond
Monday IF May next, at he courthouse i'll
Hermann. OH order Will be made for t o
he OF so much of The real estate of the
aid decreased, as will be sufficient 10 pay
.sid debls.
And 1t is further ordered, that a cory Of
lnls order TO published for four weeks in
some new spaper printed il this county.
a true copy
JAMES ARROTT,
Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
Nsrnnnit Snrrosrs;u.

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Die Hsjps:ger &art;a,au5r, ets 81. 9. Gylmjuals
3situng, ras G3n"taastll:; ctr Y. 9. Staatas
%scituna, bic d, i7ltg9i-8i2atr, cas- Sonntaastlatt
Ger Ncucu 3ttt liao ee, 8estoa 5u9sttiaatcr.
Die 8itll!e.t ,atlt zoe gaaae unr rlsle
@rcitir'n. G@n:r@t d. @i,tslsesr inn CUR : eien
BenuSun9 r1r @,5lc.tsf TIRE Sculna!e tere ttiat.
Neue Ni!aIisCtt is.ieH 81 Sent. Jiurittfasfe
nnc Is Gents lnUHsurhen 8sttrdg. paIis
Miteiiersr iin0 nitt serpfidtst an reu 3urns
u%tungsn l9tiI 3u nsbmtu. &sssn aufnaEms
Nenes man fh an
I'm. Dsfisltpit,
GprsGer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26

Ei'jsnisen u5sr' en-" re uasin,r uur altman.
ssn Aunorrsruns pom sorissn SATIRE niSt no&a,,
trnmfn itne, iuresrs Id nun tlsmit nam.niiim
auI. itrsn SsrtiRrlittsitea ssssp mid na&,ufoms
men UNI an atr. @rai, bel req cine aiis ouia,.
Is9t 1t. i9r laeine &e6nuns ,a t%satIsu. Ri,
rSsrrsn" tDnusn Is,tt ts~rausre&nsu, ras ids 81.
qurr, gisr, @sm, 9isarrtn, &di., 8url Sarina..
Sars'Rss, sun6 &C: Mot aus rem asrm.l .lEHut..
trln tcnnts. NM Iur al eisiss niGts ,taitt.. ale
mandbral g'.l @fl@rsi. unn ris Roas bsuts NOD
ssrhetiia Jude.
@fr. G'ai IL bsauitraat, big gamsn Tertsnis.n.
re t~ssatisn. loSlsi6 gu ltrsitsp, ii. rnptrssT.rs
li6en, Sartlsisissn rassSsu Gin aa,n,ss Satr lana
auf riesr &rmsninnrtrlIts In iriasm Slatts. a,bts
gu luieu. itrsn sur S6aups uar aursr.a ann
abiteuIi&en grtEprl, - rsnn bat Ger 1sufsl has
Yisrp, ~ iOQ sr aub rfH 3aum taten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
0eneralsSrber 9Ip. 6.
pauptquariisr RES Syaates @tiTouri, !
&rnerll-Arjutantur, 2. @tlr, 1854.

Vrner1l. Arlutantur, 2. Rlr} 1854.
N1s 5tssimtntt,, Sltarueus. unp Grmpasnle-
Gommanlanttn rGr enreu'rttH H~!tlIpuri Nillj3,
BE niat in actiDtm G,enlte itett, babsu mayer,
aWali1 an Osn &rtmp.iruS-& Hmmt1lr ibrss ne
tire Tsna rn &ouniY'S cine 9ilte ron )eler G0mpN9
ME einjurei6sn. In p.!ttr RE geBrnpIrtlJsu
HitJIirPer arl9eBeten lnp ale dnptrn dur5eFutlt
fnN, wel6s ~sntlaIsn pUrrcn, Cen Slhat YtrlaNcn
taber, GUmmulaticn5tLrs Tur 1868 te3atlt pGty
(it Der ltsten Vtal ttrun3 eel trtirt linc.
II. lin pte Vtrorenun5sn Don - ntr1l:O.Ccr
30. S in WirtImttit gu iesen, linl Gcmmau-
rautm YCn SsgimsnterA, . ItLlllpntn unr Gpnl-
pagnien Ger enrelirten QtlIl3 Insemi'ign, ou1 "
GiitQes Grluten rem grtmptipnt-GeUMjjart
Pets BE c~erlanstr @l1nni4aft ~ @stpte i'll ltsls
len.
LII. q! GrrmptiOns-3 rmmiHGrs tlttn in a.
isn U2lcn rtrsit al ras 61upt9uIrtter ibrss d.
frtttss Ett GAIL Ger oJH ltnfH leluiriltsn Mlnu-
t6aitsr, iUmie rtt Gluer ibrer aettoen ClsAl;ci!
w1srsnr rinss jsssn MoaIt, SI tcrlttn.
Ett Notwithstanding mercen ipiUrt Ven
riflfm 9anptquartler aus nit ,@erilftdtC " Gn-
rpumsnt" Ucrmularsn YerltGin merteu. Stre
9crIc II ptl&t gum MilitrrienIle Yrrp7,hitt II
uns fh sufUtss esrpHsntllbtcr 9tpti, cinmujtsrr
abt. Wtro sn ipltts &ertiNtat ~erbalttn, an wti:
dsm Ne9imsnt' unr 4Nnpasnie Ysrssihnst 1T, trn
ris tstrsTtr1rs 9trir6 %angs9Urt, aud jeff II 81:
ittl raraui s.tlsitrst isin, RAP fA iplts guI.
Sci itrtm ScuhianeInten iu ms!een bat. Iu
ieat Srie q &srtiFeatt iOl rem As9imsnts-Gpmmau
santsn usrlanrt merssn. rem tie tsirs7sncr pc,
ion ;~nBeltfilt III. ramit fr ZEN Namsn oui Fe
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-26
ENOS HENDRICKS p.;,;o
pHEBE e. HENDRICKS. 0oi0s

In the Gasconads Circuit Court,
in vacation, February %. 1864.
Nov at this day comes the said Plaintiff in
her proper person, and it appearing to the
clerk from the affidavit of the said plaintiff,
that the said Defendant is a nonresident of
this State, it is ordered that she be notified by
publication according 10 law, that said plant
iff has Instituted in the Gasconade Circuit
Court q suit, the object of which is 10 obtain
a divorce from the bonds of matrimony here-
tofope contracted with said defendant, and
that unless she be and appear at the next
term of this court, to be began and held at
the court house in Hermann Oh the second
Monday in March next, and on or before
the third day of said term answer said plant
ifs petition, the same will be taken rgainst
her as confessed, and fdagement rendered
accordingly.
A true copy of the Record in my ofise
Attest
JAMES ARROTT, Clerk.
A JEFFRESS, attorney for plaintiff.