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New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE COURTS.

INTERESTING 10 CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
In tbe case of John Hines, one of the cigar
dcaers charged before Commissioner Osborn with having
sold and offered for sale cigars not properly stamped me
nr1issOner decided as follows: It is claimed by de
feudauts counsel (eI-Deputy Commissioner Harlahd)
sod domestic cigars out Of domestic boxes, aud that
under section "a OF the statute covering the case me de
section "a should not be construed so as TO deteat
the obvious intention of Congress. The word
ing and spirit of the. law on the sublect OF lne
manufacture cigars. and the selling them
for sale covers both domestic aud Imported cigars alike
and, although, technically the latter part OF section "a
applies ia tcOrds only to imported cigars, or cigars
claimed be imported. yet considering section s. OF inc
statute covering the case taken IN competition VIII SEE
ton o. IL is plain that Congress must have MEANT ana
did mean, 20 prohibit the sale OF both domestic ana I'M
ported cigars In every way except as lad dO" ahu e
scrbed in section a. and clearly OF the opinion tat
If the defendant violated section "a by selling DO
nestle cigars charged, he has certainly VIC.
lated the provisions Of section 50 but 1t
was doubtless, tho intention of Congress
both sections should be construed I'm connection with
each other and such view has been taken by me- ana
two sections taken in connection show that they
this The defendant U.s. therefore, held ior
trial ,.,- o.
william Taussig was charged before Commissioner Os
born with having in his possession 10 barrels OF sOkhg
tobacco not properly stamped. The evidence showed
that the defendant engaged cartman at the foot OF
Jamessp who took the tobacco to Wiamsburgh, where
IL put in the back OF butchers shop ana he
subject TO defendants Counsel for the defendant
cOntended that this tobacco not intended for SALE
Covering tho case could be construed to cover
tobacco In possession not Intended ior ssc saie,
Of any description unsanped, found IN tne pos
party, where the evidence shows that the re-
mOya Of said tobacco, aud the custody ol the sane was
out OF the usual OF trade shown In this
case the burden OF proof rests upon the person found In
bacco IL is not necessary that tobacco OF quantity
seized in this 90 baIre shOud be In actual use, or
10 have 1t come within the meaning Of the statute on
the facts as they appear in this case the deienaont
held for trial unless he Introduce evidence showing
that the tax has been paid the tobacco In question
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
DECISIONS IN COLLISION CASES.

Judge BlatchfOTd has decided the following
collision cases: Smith & Davis agt. Sturgs a. AL This
was libel filed the 3lst OF March. 1900 by the owners
OF the Col Satterly 90 $4,000 from the
owners Of tug Yankee for damages sustained
By them through the Yankee running into
their schooner ON tho 2sh Of December,
is9. IN the lower bay Of Now.York Judge
Batchford holds that than I year, having elapsed
after the collision before tho libel filed, and thero
being legal for such delay the part of the
belauts the claim barred by its 6taleness, aud he
therefore dismisses the libel. with costs.
Beuuer ct al Hgt. the steamer Columbia This was a
libel filed by the owners OF the propeller Fannie to re-
$1,000 for damages sustained by them by the sink
ing OF that vessel by collision with the steamer COlum
b on the evening Of the 9Th Of May lGi Fortress
Monroe. The Fannie struck on her starboard side
aDaft her Eidshp, and soon sank. Judge BlAtclford
holds that the proofs show that the Fannie kept no
proper lookout and that fhe kept her course without
any regard the approach OF the Columbia. and was.
therefore blame Tor the collision The libel II, there
fore disuIis-ed, with costs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE RECOMMENDATIONS CASE.

Laura WGldrOn, respondent agt. Caroline Rich-
ings-Marine Court, General Term. Present; Alker
Gross and Curtis Justices. THIS was an appeal, taken
by Miss Rchngs. actress Of the Ricilngs opera
Troupe from Judgment returned against her by MISS
Laura .WaldrOn, the young American prmadonna, IN
june 1868 for two weeks In said Troupe, at Bos
ton Two trials were had. On the first the Jury failed
TO agree on the second trial the Jury found verdict
for full amount Of plaintiffs claim motion was there
after made by defendant for new trial on the Judges
minutes on the ground that the verdict was against the
weight Of evidence. The motion, after argument was
denied. This appeal taken from the Judgment ana
order DENYING motions for new trial The appellants
counsel Mr. Crooks acted upon the fact that the services
were rendered Boston, aud that evidence was given
In the trial, by the respondent. showing that
the laws Of Massachusetts,, where the services
were rendered. authorized married woman tliss
Rchngs having before tins suit named Mr.. Pierre Bar
nard 10 hold separate estate and property aud use the
same for her special benefit permissible by the laws
OF NeW-York State Mr. FuTong counsel for the respond
en in reply said that upon the trial there was no tes
mony offered by the appellant TO show hat the laws OF
Massachusetts,, relative TO the property and business OF
married Women differed from those existing IN thls state
and that absence OF such proof on the part OF the
defendant foreign laws being matter OF lact ana prev
able by the party deriving the benefit OF the IKE other
facts the Court Is bound to assume that the laws or an
other state the same cur own COmstock case OF
Douglas 4l7l. Again, that no exceptions on ths point
having been taken the right To the same was waived ana
cannot be raised for the first time, on appeal After
fun argument by counsel the Court reserved It's decision
Samuel J. Crooks for appellant Jesse X Furong eoun'
sci for respondent
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
COURT on GENERAL sEssIoNs.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
the Grand Jury IN about a. ana Addressed by
the Recorder who said have been Informed by the
DisricAttOrney that you have concluded your duties
and therefore thnpk you and discharge you from
further service"
SENTENCE or JOHNNY GREEK"
John Roach alias johnny the Greek and James
Mcconnell were brought before the Court, and their
counsel Intellectually moved for trial lie alleged
that their trial had been unfair because OF the influence
OF newspaper articles Recorder ackett said they had
received perfectly fair trial, and sentenced them 10
three years each IN the State Prison.
THE BURNING OF THE BRIGGS STABLES.
Dlstpet-Attorney Hutchings said that fire occurred
the 3Oth Of December 1865 Ia tho stables at Nos IFS
and III West Twenty thrdst and VIM. T.. sheldon, with
Others arrested suspicion Qf having fred the
building. WIN. r. Sheldon made What he purported was
confession OF the act and eliminating the Others about
the 7h Of June and subscribed 20 his statement before
exFre Marshal Baker He had since declared the state
ment 10 DO false and he (Sheldon) subject 90 m Of
insanity He therefore consented that the prisoners be
discharged. The Recorder ordered their discharge.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
CRIrFITY no ANIMALS.

Ten cases of cruelty to animals were on the
calendar. Mr. Henry Bergh present and Assistant
District Attorney Geo VIM Blunt prosecuted the cases
The following disposed Of: Pclcr McKennn. con.
yicted OF driving lame horse Seveuthayc. fined
S2j 10 DO committed until paid Geo. kauss charged
with cruelty beating horse; acquitted VIM C. Roche,
accused OF whipping truck numerically: dis
charged. John Hccker driving lame horse 1ncd S2S
to be committed until paid. Vim. Kiernan, diving "a
lame horse 10 stand committed until paid. The
other cases postponed Tie Court then adjourned
until IL a. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE SHIP JAMES FOSTER. JR.-sENTENCE OF
HER OFFICERS

In the United States District Court brooklyn,
yesterday, Judge Benedict presiding. James Gynn the
carpenter; william CarOhers the bOatswan, aud ThOs
Murphy the third OF the emgant ship James Eos
ter jr who convicted during the early part OF tno
motion Of Mr.. Edward L. Paris, Assistant District
Attorney, James Glynn was the hfst one called
up. Judge Bencdlct IN passing sntS"c'
men Of the class which the prisoner belonged and who
might hear OF these proceedings that at sea, well
on shore they were subject To the awhat these laws
while they protected the master ana the crew also pro
ected the humblest seaman He was sentenced TO inn
prsonment for nyo years each OF the three indic
meuts.
William Carothers. the boatswaln. then called up
for scnteuce on two indictments The first charged him
with having beaten william Thornton, ana the second
with having committed violent and uuju-tInable AZ
sault on George Grant For the first he sentenced
two years and the second 10 nNc years, IN tho
Kings County PeDltcutIary. William Murphy. tho third
mate was then sentenced TO tho Penitcutary Tor Ave
years, having been convicted OF beating small boy
named William Walsh. The prisoners appeared perfectly
Indifferent when sentence passed upon them. They
placed n custody Of the T. S Marshal aud at once
taken to the Pcnttentiary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
CRIMINAL.

before Justice Dodge boy named Philip II. BhaukI was
cQmmited tote House OF Refuge at the request OF his
father for the theft OF SIS from the dwelling Of Edward
O'He, No. lOs SixthRve the 18th inst .sanzleI
Burchlll OF Ne I6l froOme-st, for brutal assaah upon
hs wife, knocking her down and jumping her, In
turng her severely, committed In dsfauk OF $500
bail. Two boys named Matthew Winters aHd James
Mulhervey held 10 answer for being the leaders OF
gang who attacked Frederick Cortland errand boy
and robbed him Of bag containing lades gters worth
t25 Henry GOOde. tho proprietor OF newspaper stsRe
was arrested by Roundsman Hudson OF The Twenty
ninth Precinct far selling obscene publications. When
arrested he stated that he had Obtaned h stock sm
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

THE HUDsoN-sT. ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE
Coroner Flynn yesterday continued the in
quest in the case OF Hannah Waugh whose death at No
l26 Hudsons was supposed have occurred under
pcious circumstances DIR. Shine made a post-mortem
examination OF tho body and found that death resulted
from Inflammation the womb and internal organs the
result miscarriage Deceased wasaged rs years. ond
A natiye Of Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
1--WE STOCK MARKETS..

PRDAY June @0n to-day lIs9 cattle VIA Vs s Npoa.
ppawi OushuudredhsG and 100 at West BuL Tie @
WAS y active stock hat thin lots were not Nagss
entirely poor send asaY n me 80 "a,
lures We noticed Of 81 seaawags FOR wbch on
bid young which should have been kept
The to-day varied little from Wednesdays pneesi
makag percepte advance since isst Mohda
suppy the up 2e4 fresh cattle pee Msaasy L s
that day making total 562l Of the CommunpsN -
following prime Illinois steers b j.
snAer "a i49l6c-moy toc ee TOT J'a, uh ...
Illinois cattle at lanl5o W. H. Shields TAR u cE "a
cattle lT6 Keutay steers for Ben Norns u a.
Soc seyenth Page.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS To RUN,
FREE OF U. s. TAX.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS. AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, At THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price
Full information furnished by
HENRY CLEws < Co, Financial Agents,
No 81 WALI-ST., n. Y,
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Rock
FORD Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COM
PANY pay principal and interest-lst February and
1st August-in GOLD COIS, free Of Government tar.
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable mvestments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information, sent
on application. HENRY CLEws Il Co..
Bankers No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court, General Term-By Clcrke,
p j.. Cardozo and Barnard, JJ.-Moran agt. The
People; Richardson agt Law Kramer agt, New.York
and Harlem Railroad Meyer agt. Amid0D.-Judgments
affirmed. CaWer agt. Bllings.-MOtOn for reargument
denied Schestler agt. Shuster Lockwood agt. Higgins;
McIIenry agL Observation-Disclosures affirmed. In re
Dawson agt am-ReeTence ordered to ascertain facts.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
TIE Arson CASE.

Samuel Lazy, the colOred man who was ac-
Quilted Of few days ago. account OF variance
between the proof aud the indictment, brought be-
fore the Court The District Attorney said the notorious
bad of all the parties In the case and the fact
that OF the had served terms In the Pen
tentary Justified him In cOnsentng that the prisoner DO
discharged, winch was accordingly done.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26

old man. David g. Gilbert who publishes such photo
graphs and books in this city. Gilbert was committed
for trial In default OF 500 ball. and about $500 worth or
hs publications. captured Goode and boy named
Powell were detained as witnesses
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
CONDEMNATION.

In the United States District Court, before
Judge BatchfOrd the OF The United States 4s
barrels Of whisky found at No. 3ll East Fiftyhfthst,
having been called for trial, and the claimant failing
default
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE MARKETS.
tcsrotslly reported for Tur TRlSuys.

lCsrefallJ reported for THE TRIBUNE
FRIDAY. Jude IS 1863
ASHbSrhe market seaer and fairly Of 81 bbl
S1bll ~ Is ur Pots Pearls nominal
DylLDiSG M4TERlALsrhere to note; since
Our last business geHerally is dull
Broom CORN Moderately active aud steady at ls92e for Red
aud 6reeR
BBBSWAX-1bere has been ony moderate demand or Yeew
Western and Sn'en since bat pees ss learn sfno chagei
Saley 95oc N az t6Pi8c.
BOSB-We sales Of tans RE Grands SAn at so.
BRsrL qastrd AZ kon t0 eS2 80 for American Gray and
Whtn
O9TP0NThe market hry active the demand nAny spenb
tss better Receipts all moief
sfss Ss sas Of s3 bas C9 last sveHiSg) Of wAeh
5B SINNERS 1873 sDeeuo aBd 20 exporters 0fthe
Aye 6te arrives sales a u 100 bales Low Mius tT August
aud 1eO DO for pcubsr Rlvats loo @ Sepie1bs l
lea de- October 2 0os Do saser ia, and 200 DO DsesnSrr
'iN wv S'''' % SSsud., Gs Mobile Nsvor,.u. Tsna
Ssa!r.5Siiii;;.: SSsG SSii;iG..:: g. g. 81 q 81
Hlddlng., ,........ 1go9i DirTl 0iUDl 3JipN
dASDLBS dan and paees noanL We quote AdiAaniae at
3f02Jo sperm. tsc And Patent 5Sc
COPREB-There fair Rio at about former rates and
induced by low figures purchase has been made or Invest
wont but will much hi LAn ~ peyA 10 bng
New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
:, &C. Mobile. New. .Orieanl reraa

3tD2Jo sperm. csc, And PAtrnL 5sc.
COFFEk-rhere 10 fair movement In Rio
induced by caueut low hgurss purchase
Dent, but l. will require much more hie tLAn q
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L. HEX mann
Ggeut flt =
GROVER & BAKERS
!, MXksHan Ss@as,t "a
MabmaImu CO..

llnsrditltait Gle tsfs, Mai&Rs 4asstr Rsh
Sie stbisltsn BEN trten $tste AMI Ter
pariisr @sltausfsIaaS 7S@ss-ant3nrr8a /.
Den Ser. taatsn uae ltsraQ wr f~isislktu y,r.
Die assmaia,asn n aaa4as seuiss.
e%snltrutrt rte ir8sup stns aneert, anr etssalt
n'6t u lsi6t m0sli6 austr Orsnaas ~ aerllSia
S,t Fap ssraui&lOb.r ME iraens zine aa,tt,
mas l'rsn'aas aud Elm 8crtbsil iR.
$ Waa taTn trstnn etwas -aai iiser @aiSia,
naten BON Der ~isinittn Ssiee ts ,um t.da,r
ssrsr mas lei ZEN msiffn ans sEsn 4aiHirm
aud nitt Ger SAD iR.
l~ln.rs 60 1Halsr [Ret,nai&f IRA iAint 6t,r.
tt'ntn jsse anrsr Natma i6ine ivtlds nm Min
prtii %Ysrtauft rirr man tpmme nus lb,t,,u.s
u& pom Fer gortreH, tfsit r~.rtls.a.
Nr6 einsn gcrtbsil battn tieit Reltimn sk,r
arrere wtnn jemanc cine BON @rssw & BaIr.
MaltiMsn tauft UNI st,ras aue.r O,sauaa A..
atb 70 bat aiaa I'D nur an ben Aaenits an ip.n.
II unl IS .piro unsut sslrlia pSa itia hicrs,.
S.e.o3 4 u, Astm
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SOn. G0nR. 8iet, unIr iir sas gD,tl le;-
rsf e'"t'tHfltcn ~nnsrmHrIiA t9lts: gltpySitu.au
HneIs'te HHe :isfru, Fab sic tsissn ron linn in
Der Veg Va trr in3ebr attn urp in teilen s6u-
EN- ~fatlirt'H @ftt no ~5,b y lje t;st,r;,e rnor-
r'@t' Elfrittssia,tt II; nm jrres Gouuty's b.,
Counts 81 6tr u ',:u auiSstotm u,s y rtu
2'Iit'ss rrr Stact Qtmann las Ht6t srtsp;I,
wtrr, cine SPfjiaIiirusr, en g;ocsnt nd, liter,
~litibf"s: rem oGem iteucrtoreu Giasrt5um inn. ?
N'Ie N't ectp'raticn tmieitr Stint, ,um 9med TT
Mhfar' mii'ua9 scn strn61n uns ;r Gro, IN,
ven e"ISfFi5 un> Grlteu, gu er teseu, son G,ou.
9e:neIf untsr3tihn;t purp tn rlIc nun gsiss finn.
AHI'n'9'u nOitrst 9litsurser, meI4e nj II Min.
@s"' s'b 9:rmann ZEN Grstssans aets, iOnrsru
NIX aHesrn Sl3FtsR Stut, batts tn gs,u, on;
''nsfe SE'telic'nnara, icaten Ea ii 3eItsn nod
'"Ft'9f" @fd"nsrn umf tfn, rsurl Gt es Q.it,na
Ger It1stjatn ao5eIs3snaeit,n far eieI,s ,,hr onz
"'atn. CFr jrsile met, ftuht. Al,
""'' G'"t;r, meiG.l upite nl&t nas Or mi ,,,0
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Strabsn III elm unersrIntliGss gumpinssr per
ma nj rite, hat urs nrinstnftr ais jtmals ris Nc:b
psufiskit sin,r s,antlitm StraBsnotrseIru ns
rSr austn ssiutrt. Sir sissn nod ni&t tine
sin,is,, itsr rrei 8lrds biaaus rsi&.nts maea
ramifirts Srabt, alts il Biz jset nur Gid UNI
Stuiiptr t; ~fas ron swsitunesrt Rinrsrn ta5!tS
tsintts e6uitaas (~lslldufB 8siast sas uuaalsp"@
litlts NET unr treit unO sintr tnttui9sntsn
S,srt:sruns, pie rsri n;stn 5srmanns, s0ais
uRrurlia) II vun sin,m Sumpi %urnaet'n, w,ltsr
ZEN Stulbtiua lei ma fem Nsttsr faii letsnssr-
fltrlih matt. Saultn:e s9n DplMs lina tie
ltEt fIr nuslois 0!id:rsisa tinans8swprisn perrsn
unn rntrem nod aujdtrIi4 9inausAeWOrTeH, unr
unisre SiraSsu mertsn Hit j.ttn Saar 'tlsGttr;
9~itnenre @t9rinre une unt. 9runrliGe Wcraits
nj adsn ~ricIelten iur Nenfhen UNI Tutrperts uns
y~lIirtar; Der Dfsutlras Strts T mir rararf ss<
tsnlmt unD trO an Gle leu StraB,n iie3enss GrInts
elserttum snmentbst Gos Gin lsltsr 3uEanr,
MD; LANCER frrteausm earl, rfat Ten Butsn Stu
M rsr StaOt 81 geidbtrfn. nilp srfentlia jsre'
srrninfti9e ni4t gang unE gar III lhntsncm Vi
ssunuB uns altpatsrl&c3, tU,ni,ie. SpieBtur9;r,
tbum rsrIuntens Sspvbncr Uni srrr krnnun9eseue"
4ietyUprls CTS B:Intaa5 III u. Ioa,l eiuislsn.-
4abt ua5 rarum Elm fur alien ZEN alteH
StIsErrian tei Ssi:s wtrisn unp Gin neuts, turG-
8re,ismres. cen Jorrsrunssn Ter 3tt e%mipre&tarss
SYtsm Ger strabsnphtsncrun5 ~siniubrsn unr SIC
rsrbalt balais s~srinBsn Episr wsIte ratei srUt=
, nrit n gk ,,iAf i5N,,y.f ~ Z II ~, th ;Ie c;nsr iI.
den 8ti,rm III u%nisrsr fart itsn SsrwaIiunp
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wrtmer!apI, furh SsIsbuns Ger Gs itaits uni
~errpttsn 8.rlp rts @r ms siB srttumt ;cissn UNI
Gle burger rsitl.8 idr sit set.attsn Dyer hi
&ariItn.
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Orout i,nb GoIfnr.

Nl6 eirl3t.n G,inmenSlbluu5 int Gcn5'ss
fnr pie CtsuBsnarnttn ais erWapls prsilamlrt
lnp rurn elm b.jonrerss G0n9rtb-@Cn,i %"
rem GrssSnib In 6'untni8 8sisst tpCrssn. Srani
tslt EEL ristr @tt'ssn9rt fUlSsars turas, ah'r
6ara,trif i&e 8tre, ris tbm iftr ,ur Gbrs 9trslft:
Ssnnsot Shorten tistt sihs rst; ~p1lsnr' Gnrsee
al ZEN t~ai'ti0eu DedIpsntsn. nui Rsltt r~tr!tIOe
anisrrtete, ea6 20 aas3eit itin siiriBtts Sittr'tsn
isin trsrrs, Ger iam u9crtraBensn pfittsn 9ttrfH>
lid uno sewiT tnbart gu uiuQen' Gins5 MOLE er
nur porbr ia9sn tag sr ,n isinen &atGl'sern
(GabintiimitSl:ersrn mr. lot6e p,rlonsn srasnnsa
wsrre, tie or fir iatiS, esrIit unH %patyirtilt bate;
menn ss tim nitt ~9sian9s, iclts Sl'ih Ss'm Se3ins
ne ~ flint n, 10 rsres or ~ cit wrtisl1, al! IS
rGttie i'll, um tie rs&tsn 9tute gu Tnrsu. Sen
Ct ra3u eussrltien, bet lsinsm Amtaaatrhts in rar
Ninilsrium tinjutretsn, irubtsr ldtlt bic Iu5srs
l'tnsn Ills jcSt nUa nitt, rlTr;H ri;s anb erf
Gin tie ;pri Sage rcr itrrr Grnsnuun9 ~eriaGreu.
Rit rini3en rfr pom Jpn Au5;rtr :tlen irsrs
te or, ME sr fd rett rUtl ucraueinssn milfs,
oui B. itiBm Dieeetfano unter rtn tinTnbreitsm
- 6HN1 :" 'Hh buF'y tSp''I N%~
usrrs sr fiji uitt tasurh tsirrsn lalIsn, unr tei
rem anfflunBm Fer Rinifer MIR eintn si3enen
GtnassunBen iO!Ssn.
Sicrauf ma6e aud eas ssmotrAtij&c Nitslii;p
sss @ualhuN.s i, Ssrr VmYu, slui5s G,mrfung N.
III etnsH r lie suF&sruaa saf, ras aud icins
9artet ten @tn,ral uattt Sissu mtrrs, penn sr ie
unab9dn9is b%anctIs, ME ct tten YtrirrC&sn,
GisIs esmsrtunssn risf:u Gin a0asmstnrs geIadtsr
untsr Fen umltstenrm tsrpOr, hi mti&cm Rh aut
ler @sHtral mad 9srsenslut tstbstIiste:
Daltlts Gomi,s tsaat ift Stsrauf nab Dem Gu
pitol, nm aud 5trrn Collar Der lb in is,ntm ep.ti
gen 3imm.r teianS, ron isiusr erpatlun9 " un-
errIdtsn. 9err ScIiar iprad nur rinise @crtt,
n rsnsn tr f5 tsrsit ntllrts, rai &mt, gu ttm sr
pa9It tvOresn it, aa,ursSmsn-
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration have been granted t, the I'M.
dersigned by the County Courl ofu asconade
County of the estate OF Cath rina EI;sab.,
RuedIger decd, bearing date NoycmLsr
18th 1865.
All persons indebted to said estate. ,ro
hereby required to mako immediately nav.
ment TO the undersigned aGmiAistrator s9d
all persons, having claims AGAINST 49,
esxJ.e, TO present them for allowance pro.
perry uthent!cated within one year from
e NE oafe OF said letters, or they will be ne
:fuosu ron any benefit OF said estate, and
II su'h claims are not presented WITHIN
t%o years from the date of said letters.
they will be forever barred. ~
GEORGE KLlNGE.
AdmlnlS!rato of Catharina L. Ruedigert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
I administration ha been grantedto the
Undersigned from the clerk Of the Gascs
ade c~ounty,court on the estat q Of Tho
mas sh"ckly deceased, be caring date
January 29th 1869.
All persons
inooDted to saidestate are hereby notified
10 make Immediate payment to theundor.
signed administrator; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate to present
mem Tor allowance within one wear from
The date Of laid letters, or they nav DO
precluded from any benefit of said estate;
and II suchclaims are notpresented within
Wo years from the date Of said letters
hey will be forever barred.
JOHN W.. SHUCKLEY