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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
ENOS HENDRICKS D
vs. r..
PREBE E. HENDRICKS. Dlvree

In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
in vacation, February q. 1864.
Now at this day comes the said Phintif 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 lotified BY
publication according to law, that aid plant
tiff has instituted in the GaseOnade Circuit
Court a suit, the object of which is 10 obtain
a divorce from the bonds of matrinony here
tofope contracted with said da;endant, and
that unless she be and appear at the next
term of this Court, to be beganand held at
the court house in Hermann On the second
Monday inSeptember next, and on or before
the third day of said term answer said plaint-
IFS petition, the same will be aiken rgainst
her as confessed, and judgement rendered
accordingly.
A true copy of the Record in ny ofiee
Attest hs
JAMES ARROTT, Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

By virtue and in pursuance Of IA order
81 lie G~asconade County Court made by all
entry of record at the May term 1864, [
viii expose to sale al public vendue at the
court house door in the Town of HERMANN,
between the hours of ten o'clock in the fore
noon and five in the afternoon, on al
WEDNESDAY THE 10th OF AUGUST 1864,
ana while the county court is in session,
the following described real estate, viz
10 Sc Or eff section SO, township 40,
north of Range 6 west, and the part of Lot
3, lying south and.west OF Bowen's Creek,
o. the sW or, section 81, township 40, range
S west, containing 154 acres more OF less,
SAID lands belong to the estate OF Elihu
II. Hardin deceased and will be sold, tic
satisfy the debts of said estate,
Terms of sale \ credit Of II menths will
be given the purchaser giving good note
and security. w*r "
SAMUEL DAVAULT, admr.
of the estate of Elihu Hardin, decd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the I'M
dersigued from the clerk softhe. Gasconade'
County Court on the estate of HENRY FRIkt-
MHNN decd, bearing date April 9th 1864. u
q All persons indebted TO said estate, are
hereby. required to make payment immedi-
qtely 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
n ay be precluded from any benefit ofsaid
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
three years from the date sofasaid :
letters, they Wi. be forever barred r,zrarr .
CHRISTIAN SUDMETER, y
administrator. of the aestote OF Henry
Frillmann decd. sb sa5 1901 y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice il hereby given that letters ef
administration have been granted to ms
from the clerk'of the Gascon AIDE County
Co0rt on the estate of ROBERT BAY1fs
decd, bearing Dale March 18th 1864. .t"
All persons, indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator
and all persons, having claims against said
estate, to present them for allowance pre-
perly authenticated within one year from
the date of said letters, or they will be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said estate; arc
If such claims are not presented -witk.D
three years, they will be forever barred.
JOHN SOUDER,
-a" H'@ administrator Of he estate Of
- l.-- y Robert Bayles deed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given, that letters ct
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk Of the Gascon-
ade county court on the estate of CuAs.
O.. MANwAEING, decd, bearing date tho
18th day Of May A. d. 1864. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make Immediate payment TO the under
signed administrator; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to preseRt
them for allowance within one year from
he date of said letters, or they may be
prFcsuded tro.a any benefit Of said estate
and If such elaine are not presented within
three years RON the date Of said letters,
hey viii lie forever barred.
-GE0RbE HUSMANk.
administrators Of the estate of Chas {.
IL Manwaring.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gsscon-
ade county court of the estate of HzsRY
BRINKMANN deed, bearing date May l7thvrgmxsa
1861.
All persons indebted TO said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed- asE e8
lately to the undersigned administrator, and 2 gt,sH
all PERSONS, having claims against said ',s3s a'.'
estate, tolexhibit them duly authenticated sh3 l}hkef
within one year from The date, of said let r'al6 r
ters,. and if such claims be not presented %.n,lha'
within three years from the date OF said ,3-a'5
letters, they will be forever barred. .d.imsE t'
.+.z LOUISE BRINKMANN, a#gsR hEr
ma administratrix of the estate Of $3.50 is
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-07-30
5IAIL OF MISSOURI,
County Of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County Court,
Nnu farm 1874 .

In the GaSconade County Court
May term 1864.
Now at this day comes CHARLES SAND
BERGER, administrator Ct the estate. o. q
WAsHINGTON SEWERS, deceased, ,
and files his petition, praying for the 81.
Of so much Of the real estate Of said &c
ceased, as will be sufficient to pay the deJs
Of said cs:ato, which petition being aceom-
pauied by q statement of the situation f
said es.4.e, rcrytied by the affidavit OF sad
aimip!s.r4.or, by which il appears tina; thee
be not sulnc.ent assets III his bands to py
said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the court, Tat
all persons interested III said estate, be TO-
lifted, tbat unless good cause to the en-
trary be shawn at the next term Of mis-
court, to be held and began on the secnd
Monday of August next, at the .courthaee
in Hermann. aa,order Will be. made for the
ale Of so much Of the real estate ofthe
said deceased, as viii be sufficient topay
said debts.
And it is further ordered, that o cory of
tnts order re published for four weeB in
soma newspaper printed in this cOuny.
A truo copy
Attest -.
JAMES ARROTT,SClrk. .
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
FROM COLUMBUS,
Especial to the Cleveland Leadsr.l

COLUMBUS, April q.
Militia matters continuu to be quite &C.
tive. The Adjutsnt Generals Office is
crowded daily with persons asking sll sorts
Of questions shout the militia, and with
many seeking exemptions, but very few.
however, being successful.
Substitutes furnished under General Or
der Ne. II must be acceptable to the COM
Psny officers, and the latter must in all
cssss be the judges Of their aeceptsbility.
leaving the question Of physical ability to
the Surgeon.
ANY person presenting full company
Of volunteers for one hundred days, will
he received, and the company accepted for
that term.
Railroad companies will be furnished
with transportation receipts which the
commanding officer will be required to
sign, stating the number Of men trans
ported. Those receipts will be voucher
for the Railroad companies to collect
transportation from the Quartermaster
General.
Assistant Surgeon C. W. Myers, Of the
SD Ohio, has been promoted to Surgeon.
Qusrtermaster General Barlow, who has
been indisposed for some days past az
sumed his official duties to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
FORFIGN NEWS.

NEW 1oRKi april ~.
TIE following is q summary Of the
steamship Psnnsylvanis's news, which
sailed from Liverpool a day before the
City Of Baltimore:
1t Is stated that all hopes Of saving the
steamship City ofNeW York are abandon
ed.
Garribaldi arrived in London on the
11th inst, aud met with tremendous re-
eeption. The crowd exceeded anything
that was ever seen.
The London Daily News gives as report
that the Attorney General has given an
opinion that every registered shareholder
in the Atlantic Trading Company in the
great blockade running scheme, will be
guilty Of misdemeanor under the Foreign
Enlistment Act, which prohibits the equip
ping Of transports to be used by bellige-
rents.
Arch Duke Meximillisn received the
Mexican depuLstion on the 10th inst. In
a speech he said that ss the people Of Mex
leo, by an overwhelming majority, had
confirmed the resolution Of the notsbles
and as France guarantees the indepeRd-
ence Of Mexico and the Emperor Of Austria
consents, he solennly declared his accept
ance Of the pEoffered crown. He expressed
his gratitude to the Emperor Of the French
who had brought about solution Of tht
Mexiea question.
The Emperor Of Austria permits the for
nation Of corps Of 5000 volunteers AND
800 sailors for Mexico.
The new Mexican loan Of {, 900, o. 5und
startling at SO per cent, viii be sssssed OF
the 18th instant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 27.

HAShANOAOHt APAh At'
Preparations are nearly complete for
the accommodation Of 10000 additional
sick snd wounded.
Rumors are sfost that the rebel Govern
ment is leaving Richmond, and that Lee
is about to fall back behind its dsfences.
The Sub committee on the Conduct Of
the War who were sent to investigate the
Fort Pillow affair, telegraph that they
have completed their enquiries, and will
return to-day and tomorrow.
Retalistory measures are expected.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
says:
A gentleman who left Maryland about
ten days ago brings us some interesting
information from thst quarter. He re.
Gently visited the camp Of General Burn
side at Annapolis, where he counted 4, 200
tents, and learned that the troops amount
I'd to about $4,000 men, nearly half of
whom were negroes. The transports to
convey them to their proposed destination
had not arrived, but were expected every
day. Meanwhile, the organisation Of the
expedition was progressing with great in
oils, Baltimore and Washing gton indicated
the JSm6b ulHbE o1 bHo Uacib VI UFcIotAVHp
for this formidable diversion.
Burnside is to land short distance be-
low Drury's Bluff which he is TO take by
assault, whilst Meade advances on Peters
burg.
Troops have been pouring through Bal
timore for the past two months. Thereg-
iments are spoken Of ss full though Of in
| different material.
The French tobacco stored in this city
and which will soon be shipped to Europe,
consists Of between 1000 and 5000 hogs
heads all Of which is Of fine quality and
worth several million dollars.
Mr.. Gooch has written TO the War De-
partment from Cairo that the alleged
butehery Of colored troops at Fort Pillow
is fully proved, and that the facts are
worse than were at first reported. Mr..
Gooch is Chairman Of the House Commit
tee on the Conduct Of the War.
The President waits for the report Of
the sub Committee. He will sot when II
is submitted to Congress.
The House resolution raising the tariff
duties sixty days, does not include goods
in bond, which can be exported at any
time, by the present rate, and the Senate
will amend the House resolution so ss Il
iacrease the duties only 33 per cent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
DIED.

AtUIevsI tud Institute, sp5fi 18th, JJHN Bgc.
LER HOWELLS s, son OF Hon. ". q. HoNellss of JEFF
fsTson, Ashtsbula county Ohio.
Young Hovells vas born at Hamilton, Ohio, An
gust sth, 1876, and hence was in bis 18th year.
Disease made rapid work with bic noble physical
fIsme, be being taken sick on Saturday and died
early Wednesday morning.
Thus, has teen taken from fond parents. sou e
peculiar promise and hops-from the Institute ons
Of IT'S brightest Ornaments-and frsm IN extending
circle ofiriends, one whom none knew but to loEs
and rospect-leaviDR sad blank eVsryWhsre.
He was possessed Of hne mind and the noDiest
moral quAIitiss-oonsclsnoiOuS, upright, manly and
thoughtful though full OF life, ard possessing s0eA
Qualities that made hi n very dear eompanion-a1
well a. the center and charm Of the Eocial circle.
The week before his DEATH when IN perfect healths
he wrote to his mother the last letter, perhaps he
ever wrote and referring to some things mothor
miaht think indiserest, he assured hsr hs should
never do 50 agAin snd when that mother ErriTsd
he ,aid % her, Mother, am q diaeTsnt boy fron
what ever have been"
Noble young man The memory Of thee i9 pre-
cioua Il remaiBs HE the perfume OF Iosfss M q
mIndg Of tsachsrs and fellow p0plis though tnc5
l noble form We shall So mOre-thy nanly enare :
viii ever b with u.s. incitnG u.s. We hope - noo'i
In.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
Taxss on Know.eden.

San effort viii be made before the cioss
OF the present session to have the tax an
printing paper removed, and also The tar
IN 80 altered that printing psper nav be
admitted duty free. Great Britain. which
taxes everything, has within q few years
removed the duty on printing paper as q
tax upon knowledge, and oonseouentlv tia
newspapers there have doubled in number
within the past ten years. In 1854 there
were 624 journals published in Great
Britain and Ireland, Of which l9 were Is-
sued dsily-noW there are published ]. $50
journals, Of Whioh Y are Issued daiIv' In
this country, especially since the imposi-
ton OF duties upon printing paper, the
number OF newspapers has been falling
of.
" Like bubbles on the sea Of matter borne.
They nse-they BREAK-snd to that sea return
= Warrington ChToaielS.
II the tariff on printing paper was re-
duoed to one third Of the present rate, the
Treasury would derive three times IS much
revenue from that source. The duty on
bleaching powders, also, bears heavy on
the newspaper business. Since straw pa-
per has come into general use in oOnse-
quenoe OF the scarcity OF rags, bleaching
powders have advanced very greatly In
price. It requires several times more Of
them to bleach straw than cotton rags
The advance in the price Of print labor,
living, everything, begins to tell heavily
on publishers, and many Of them are ct
their wits end to devise means to keep the
"pot boiling"
In this connection we msy say that the
Association known as the "Western Asso-
ciaLed Press, ," comprising publishers Of the
daily papers Of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky,
Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, West Vir-
ginis, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kan
sas and Western PennsyIvanis, is called
upon to assemble st Cincinnati on the
third day Of May, to take into considers
ton the present state Of the newspaper
business. Prominent among the matters
which will come before that sssemblags
will be the reduction Of the duty on for
eign paper, and on bleaching powder, the
latter article being wholly imported and
costing our paper makers sn enormous
price in the present state Of the gold mar
ket. Duties had better far be taken Of
this article and sdded to diamonds, pic
lures. jewelry, silks, laces, brandies, wines
and other imported European luxuries and
gewgsWs.-C Chicago Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
MORNING LEADER
THURSDAY MORNINIi. APR. rs, 1854.
Columbus News
The State Journal has advanced itsrates


The State Journal has advanced its rates
to 20 cents per week.
The State Journal says; Colonel Potter,
Provost Marshal Of this State, has received
instructions from Colonel Fry, to take the
veteran credits SIS made out by Adjutant-
General CoWan, and assign them to the
proper wards and towns, and when this is
accomplished, TO proceed with the draft
without delay. Il is said that Ohio is yet
behind about II 600.
Governor Yates, Of Illinois, calls for 20,-
600 troops. The following is au extract
from the appeal of Governor Yates:
al make my appeal TO the State Of uli-
nois TO respond TO the Government with
her full quota Of 20, 600 men in the next
twenty days Although the State has thus
far exceeded her quota under all calls by
so many thousands, 1 doubt not she will
stand ready to strengthen the arm Of the
Government in this trying hour, and that
she will send this timely necessary relief
to her gallant sons now in the field, and
who have so distinguished her proud name
upon every battle field Of the war. 1t SIS
confidently hoped that by the timely aid
which may thus be given our veteran army,
the last blow may be given this wicked re-
bellion, and the Government re-estsblish-
ed, the Union restored, and all the bles-
sings OF stable and lasting peace secured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
E A..

SAN FRANCISCO, april IL
The general market for foreign goods is
somewhlNt excited by the proposed increase
on all duties. There Is great demand
for money 10 pay duties. Nearly $500, 600
we're psid At the custom house 10 day,
STE, 900 by one hrm.
Steele & Brothers, Of Santa Cruz ccun-
ty, have engaged 10 make cheese for the
benefit Of the sanitsry Fair, weighing
800 pounds.
Wheat -four advanced.
Chinese merchants have Eescued thirty
girls from the hands Of kidnSpPers, who
sold them here, and will return them to
China.
Large quantities Of powder for mlSlng
purposes have been surreptitiOusly shs.p
ped to Colorado River, in Arizona.