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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested in the
estate of Simon Merk deceased, that I
will make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the Gasconade Probate
Court, to be held and begun on the third
Monday of February 1868 at the court
house in the town of Hermann.
JOHN d. BRUINS.
Administrator of Simon Merk decd.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Public notice rs hereby given to al
creditors and others interested in the
essate Of Frrtz Nestermaker decd, that /
vii! MAKE final Settlement thereof at the
next term Of the Gaseonade Probate Court
to b, held aud begun on the third Monday
in February next at the eeurths use in the
tow Of hermann.
HERMANN OBERKROM,
Admr Of Fritz Matchmaker decd.
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saottee Of :Ftnat SettIrm.nt.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gle
ditors ans others Interested il the ss'at e
Of J.. 4. Brsvn dec. ased, that I viii
make Final Settlement thereof 81 the rex
terra of the Gascenads Probate Csart, to
Do held and begun On the third Monday IN
Eel ruary nsxt at the courthouse In the
levi of Hermann.
MARTIN 8. BROWN,
Admr. of J r Brown decd,
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Notice of Final settlenent.

Public notice il hereby given. to Al
csediters and others interested in the
estate of F, W. Plummer decd, that will
make Final Settlement thereof at the mex,
torn ofthe Gasconade Probate Court, to be
held and begun on the third Monday
OF February next ct the court house in the
town Of Hermann.
WILHELMIFE PLUMMER.
Admx. Of F. w. Plummer decd,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Pubic uotice is Der .by giveG to oil Gre
dlters ana others lnteres Interested in the
estate of George C. Cartor deceased, that
l will make Final Settle men, thereof at
the next term IF the Gasconado Probate
Court. 10 Pc held and begun on the third
Monday in February next Ct the courthouse
in the town of Hermann.
JOHN SOUDERS.
Guardian and Curator Of the min"r heir
Of George c Carter deed
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Notice of SnAI Settlement.

Public Notice 10 hereby givsA to ell Gre
ditors sAd others Interested in the estate
Of Joseph P. Brswn decd, hat will
make Final Settlement thereof at the nexs
term of the Gaseonade Probate Court, 10
be held and begun on the third Monday
February next st the courthouse in the
own Of Herman.
NANCY 3. BROWN,
Admx. afJoseph P. Prown deceased.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Public notice is hereby given 10 all Gre
d itUIs on i uthers interested in the estate
of L. G. S,ciger deceased, that I will
make Fin al Settlement thereof at the mex,
term OF the Gascsnade Probate Court, to
be held and begun on tho third Monday
of February next at the courthouse in tho
town OF Hermann,
J. FELDMANN,
Guardian and Cura OF qf m. h.. Of
E. G. Stsiger decd.
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STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of 6sscopad.
In the Probate Court

ntAe [roDate COurL Janu srv Term
A d. 1869. January ll,h ls6a,
Ordered BY the Court, that the. Terms
and Times o, holdigr this Court DO, and
hereby are changed itrom the TERMS and
Tins heretofore es,ablnhed, 10 the Third
(3dJ Mondays in the Months of February
May, August aud November IN each ysSs
and lha. a copy of this order b pabiiihsd
lor twenty days IN the Hermann Volksblata
a paper printed and published in The
county aforesaid, and by pushing up six
printed copies OF this order. in pubic places
in the county aforesaid,
A true copy Of the ordeh %
IL. So. Attestl
EDWARD KEHR, Clerk.
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Netiee Ell Sale.

BY virtue Of an order VI the Gascsnade
County Court, made ut the November term
IF said couri, | will. in otediance to said
order, on Tuesday the 9th day Of February
Al. 1869, ai.the front door Ofathe court
house in the town Of Hermann, and during
the session of the County Court of the
county OF GascOn Hde, expose Rt. public
auction all the interest Of JAMES ARRoTq
deceased, in and 10 the following described
real estate:
E half LOT NE Section 3, Township 40.
Range 5;
Sc of NV Section q, Township Il, R 5,
N halt of NV Sect. Q, TIP. 43, Range S;
E half SW Section, Ip. 42, Range s;
Terms Of sale 10 be made known as the
time and place of sale.
JOSEPH DoYON,
Admr. Of the estate Of James Arrott dee.
Herman, January 9th 1868.
TAKEN UP by Henry NJ Niebruegg
OF Boulware township, and psstsd AeSs
Tenn Cooper. a ju.ticss&f the peass 70
said township:
One dark iron grey flley,. black legs,
star in the forehead, warts on che loft
side of the mock. surprised to be 3 years
| old in the spring, about 4 teot 4 inches
high, appraised y, $50.
One brown horse colt, both hind feet
white, seine white on It's face and nose, /
year old, about ~ hands high, appraised
at Is dol ars. az 1851
One dark bay mare mule. black stripe
across the shoulders, name and tail has
been shear.d, but solefably loag at the
present time, w6as spot on both sides Of
the back, supposed to DO srddle MARKS,
between 6 n 8 years old. 4 tsst 3 ipshes
high; appraised at $40. i
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND y

WILLtAMSBUNC. VA, November 20, 1859.
Al a meeting of the Faculty held this day
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
''Whcreas We have been called on to en-
durc an affecting dispcnSation Of Divine
Providence III the death Of Professor Frank
Preston.
" Hcsoircd, That by hi. loss the college
has been deprived of IN able and brilliant
professor, we OF Il valued associate and
friend, the students OF Il faithful and Chris
tian Instructor and guide. our profession OF
m ornament. and our state OF SOntO whose
devotion TO her bis mutIlated form bore 81
lent but eloquent witness.
"EcSOlred. That we tender TO his family
or warm sympathy III this bereavement
Il sympathy felt and expressed by the stu
dents Of the college and this entire comnu-
nifty; for the manly virtue, Inherited from
his distinguished ancestors, and the attrac-
tive social qualities of the young, the noble,
and the brave Professor Preston, had ell
dearcd him to all.
"ReSOlred, That the Faculty and students
accompany his remains to the steamboat
wharf, and that q committee OF the Faculty
and students proceed with them to LeXing-
ton, and there attend his funeral.
'ReSolreQ, That a copy OF this action be
sent to the father OF the deceased, and that
the Richmond. Lexington, and Norfolk pa
pers be requested to publish it.
"BENJAMIN s. EwELL,
"Presidcnt Of William and Mary College,
81. Z. L. Sncdd,
Secretary pro tenn. TO Faculty"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
BALTIMORE, MD.
Richmond Tobacco Market.

NOVEMBER o2.--Breaks for the past week small
and prices maintained with an active market.
Some kinds improve, particularly low graoes OF
old. We make some changes In quotations IN
dark tobacco. New tobacco is appearing In small
quantities. 1t Is taken by manufacturers at from
80 10 :l2 for short to long le1f and - to $3.50 Tor
bugs. 1t ismuch later coming In than usual. FRI
nings about same az last report, aud very few Of
fering.
Lvqs.-Shpping, green or unripe, common 10
medium &SNl&s.5o shipping. ripe. in good order
$500 $3.50: working. common TO medium; $40
0r working. common to medium. Sl2@Sl7: hri"ht
smoking or working, good to fine, slsaS3o;
frosted. SGGS7.5o.
Lcnr-Shipping short dark In good order, SlG
MlSll.5O shipping short dark. In soft order, $50
S6. so shining In good order long dark: rich and
waxy. Sl26$is shipping. In soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, slo@sll.so: English SHIN;
ping SI1mSl5; stemming. short and long, Sl0h
ga: bright wrappers. medium 20 good. S354S5o
bright wrappers, fine to extra. s55@S9o; SUI:
cured. medium, $llmS16; suu-cured, fine, flag
500: frosted S7.5O0tS9.50.
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2 - = = > - 2
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.
rho tresident or the Co,ored peopie

III
WASHINGTON. November 22.-Responding
to-day to the Havtien Minister (colored),
President Grant said:
Gencral.-If any proof were wanting of
the unfounded character Of the prejudice
which until recently perraded Mt least parts
of this country against the race from which
Won are sprung. it might be found in the
high tone and polished STYLE Of the remarks
which YOU have inst uttered. That. how
ever, like all similar preiudices, no matter
how deeply implanted. must sooner or later
Weld to the force of truth. The throeS
Nv which the new birth here was accom-
panied We're indeed agonizing. and their
effects are even now scarcely over.
Provident statesmen, however, have neg
lected no fit opportunity for sanctionine
md securing BY law those privileges for
your kins1nen which have been the inevita.
BILE and natura! result of orr great civil
convulsion. Among them is their right to
employment abroad az well as Mt home in
the public service-a right which, rs Won
say, has been acknowledged by the appoint
ment Of one Of the formerly prescribed race
to represent the United States in Havti. |
congratulate myself on this opportunity to
render homage to the change in public senti-
ment adverted to by receiving YOU. rs cor
daily do. as the first Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from that Re-
r,uhlir''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
ExrRAonprvlaY HUspANp-P o1soNfNeI

EXTRAORDINARY HUsBAND-P oIsoNfF9
Casa most extraordinary case under
went an examination ut the Tombs police
court. in New York, last week. A married
woman named Elizabeth Caller, living on
the east side of the city, charges one DR..
August Wedekind with eXt0rting 81 600
from her under threats of exposing an ut
tempt to poison her husband. The Doctor
declares that he received this money TO serve
az evidence of her crime. 1t appears from
the statement made by Mrs. Caller that an
improper intimacy existed between herself
and DR.. Wedckind; that he had many times
entreated her to leave her husband and
place herself under his protection. The
husband OF the complainant became unwell,
and Wcdekind then called on her and said
he wished to help, meaning. rs she sup
posed, that he intended to aid in causing the
death of her husband. At his request the
complainant called at Wedekind's office,
and he said he had consulted his books and
could find nothing but whit might be de-
tected BIZ taste or smell. He would endea-
vor to procure something, however, at a
drug store that would aid her. The COM
plainant's husband recovered from that sick
ness, but was taken i'll short time after
ward, and died within three weeks. He
was attended by regular physician.
Not long ago Wedekind made insulting
proposals to her, which she rejected; and
he then threatened that unless she paid him
money he would inform the authorities
that her husband had been poisoned.
Frightened at this threat, the complainant,
Mt a subsequent visit on November y, in
the presence of witness, paid Wedekind
81 900, receiving receipt therefor. On the
other hand, it was testified in. behalf OF
Wedekind, by n coroner, that the accused
had called on him on the 18th instant and
informed him that he had a suspicious case
to report. He then proceeded to state that
the complainant had become acquainted
with him by reason of his attending pa
tient at her house that she had on one oc-
caSion offered him 800 to furnish her with
quick or slow poison with which to kill
her husband. He had informed her. so he
said, that thousands of dollars would not
induce him to do such a thing. He heard
nothing more Of her until the death of her
husband, few months atterward. Learn
ing that the case was Il suspicious one, he
had taxed Mrs. Caller with the facts, and
she gave him 81 900 to keep quiet. Wede-
kind told the witness that he had taken the
money as evidence against Mrs. Caller, and
had given him (the witness) the 1000 to
keep, and it was still in his possession. The
magistrate characterized the evidence offer.
ed as certainly very extraordinary, and
held the accused for trial.
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no,pestic SnrketS-1BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK NovembcrT, g2- Noon rs, ok
l SG"eT esq., Es5 Dos Isl
Ex-co,Ipons 81 new. 592. Virginia 6'S-Ex-cou-
pons, 50; new, SO. North Carolina e's-old, 90;
Flnur heavy. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn
lc. better. Pork lrm;. old $3.50 Lard Quit
lotion heavy =, G I1rns the nc e Fra is da
Erening -rotton heavy and &c. lower; sales
q 500 les at 25sc. Flour f.y"rs buyers comman
steady With moderate demand amber n! .o sta 1.
$l.3l6Sl.35: winter red western: Sl.SOGSl. % :
Illir0ls. Sl.2S0Sl25. Corn lf'2c. better, nut not
active mixed western. Il lo@O:l.l2 oats share
lrmrr state, G5mCCc Western CiiN65ic. Pork
irrrcr and quiet 1T 1880. Lard stcady; kettle.
isi&l9c. Whlskcv lower at sio,Gs1sl:osi Rice
{, ice St,ady. MolasscS nominal. Naval stores
luiet FreIghts declining: cotton per steam, 5-l5c.
Governments closed steady; Five -twenties, ,9:s.
ll5ir. Southern securities steady Money llttle
more active at GG7 per cent Sterling dull ut lo9M
lO9ic Gold dull and heavy at l:6tc. Stocks closed
strong.
BALTIMORE. November 22.-Coton qnict anG
unchangcd. Flour nominal; Howard Street si.
pcrfine. S5Mt5."j. Wheat very dull prime t.
choice lsS E3? Corn hr'n new s- Wnfe R g!@
J5G 1 ba $ F%r r a1s a at &C., s Bacon
firm shoulders, lj:4ljic. Lard firm at N!4i'c'
Whskev, fI.o7m!loS: 49,. ,,
Virginia 6s, Old, 1T 1868 30; 1867 5, 80 DID.
CIScINNATI November 29,-Corn In demand
Wh<key In moderate demand at 81. Pork quiet
md firm at S32. Lard-kcttle held 1T Isle, AM
buyers only Offering loc.
LOUISVILLE. November oo.-Flour steady cx.
ira family. T575. Corn. $50. Provision; urn
Mess Pork, Sal. Shoulders, lG!c.; clear sides,
I9;c. Lard lie. Whiskcy. $l.O2.
ST. LOUIS. November 22.-Flour dull fall su.
ncriine So. 3U6 les. CORN firm; old white, ST.!
OSLO. Whskey, .l.05. Pork F3l. Lard, i7t@lec
WILMINGTON, y. c.. November ?2.-Spirit'
TurpcntiGe quiet Rosin steady; strained Sieo
Crude Turpcutinc frmcr ut Sl.I50.3.e5. TAI
steady ut 70. Cotton quiet 1T 22!G23ic.
NEW ORLEANS. November 22.-Cotton weal
with fair demand atz!!c.; sales, 5, 500 bales re-
Ccipts, ,792 bales. EXports-Io Liverpool Ia
bales Barcelona. 45l bales. Sugar fayors buyers
prime. I.Ml2.c. Nolasses-Primc, c0Bt3c.. Gold
i26.. New York sight. 3dscount.
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VariOuS JfpYTnS.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Colonel R.
NJ. Douglas, son of Stephen A. Douglas,
has been promoted to be secretary of the
President, and james It. Ely succeeds
Douglas as assistant secretary to the Presi-
dent.
The Secretary of War has ordered the Ba-
ton Rouge arsenal to be discontinued.
The revenue receipts to-day were 800, GOO.
Secretary Boutwell, has returned to the
city.
General Sherman and the other officers
have returned from Louisville. The re-
union is represented as tame affair.
Generel Q. 4. G.. Gilmore has been ordered
to take charge of the coast engineering OF
North and South Carolina, Georgia and Flo
rida. Major Reese relieves Major Damr ell
ot Mobile
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4 MAGNIFICENT METEOR IN New YORK
STATE.-A dispatch from Ithaca, n. Y,
dated November 18th, says: " \ magnill-
cent meteor was seen this evening at this
place about twenty-five minutes before !
O'Clock. II came in sight about 1jo or 2Oo
below and south Of the zenith, and passed
slowly to the west, and disappeared about
50 or 100 from the horizon due west or Il
little north of west. Its light was white,
and nearly as great as that OF lust-rlsen
full moon; that is. the light of the clear
sky, and on terrestrial objects was nearly
doubled while it was passing. 1t came
gradually in sight, soon had attained its
greatest brightness, glided smoothly on I'M
til within three or four degrees OF its disap-
pearance, when it burst into several large
and small Fragments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23

Resolutions strongly condemnatory Of the
importation Of coolies into the Sandwich
Islands have been passed at large meetings
in Honolulu.
In the past few weeks Hester Clymer. W.
Firnstome. and others, Of Pennsylvania,
have bought very large tracts of iron land
III Allegheny county, Va, near both the
canal and railroad.
The convict, OF the Southern prison, in
Indiana. have been living on wheat bread
FOR the past month-somcthlng unusual.
They generally eat corn bread three inches
and n half thick, but wheat is now cheaper
lilan corn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23

\ RICHMOND MAN ARREsTED.-A white
man, giving his name us Easy Tom, and
hailing from Richmond. Va, was arrested
Thursday night, at the National Hotel, by
officer Carr, on suspicion of being one OF
the pickpockets who have been engaged in
reaping harvest of greenbacks and golC
watches Oh the Fair Grounds during the
week. The arrest of Easy Tom was made
on the strength of 4 description given o!
him by party who knows Linn to be pro-
fessional pickpocket. He had in his posses
sion at the time Of his arrest two fine silver
watches, one double and the other single
cased, besides two heavy gold rings, all OF
which were concealed in bis undcrclothes.
He is Mt present rusticating in the guard
house. Wilmington a. c. Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
Tie Georgia State Fair.

MACON, GA. November 22.-The State
Fair still continues. The number, charac-
ter. and variety, Of the articles exhibited
exceed the expectation of the most sam
-uine. The northern and western men in
attendance pronounce the exhibition mag
niticent, and express astonishment at the
resources and mechanical ingenuity of the
South, and the State Of Georgia in par
1lnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23
rba st,temapt of tho National Banks

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Thc Comm
troller of Currency has returns from 1,G1S
national banks to October 9th. showing the
aggregate resources to he 800 900, 900 in
Guiding discounts. 100000, 900: specie,
1913, 100000; legal-tender notes, ss4 600, 600 !;
three per cent. certificates. a46, 900, 000.
Among the liabilities are ss3, 900, 900 sur
plus funds; S41 ,0O0. 900 undivided profits !;
1898. 100000 circulating notes; and $500
900, 900 individual deposits. Among the
resources to secure circulation and deposit
tors are $3.50, O00. 900 in Federal bonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-23

EXPLOSION OF A RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVE
Loss OF LIFE.-OsuegO, November pa
locomotive which left this city at SO O'Clock
this morning, on the Rome and Oswcgo rail
road, with an express train, exploded her
boiler near Pulaski. The engineer, Louis
Bouverinc, was Instantly killed: and the
fireman, Thomas Cox, and passenger
named Mccormick, were slightly wounded.
The baggage-car was thrown from the track.
The locomotive is complete wreck. Bou-
VERNE and Cox both lived i'll this city,
where the former leaves family Of three
Young children.