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debts of said estate, on terms 20 be made
known at the time and place Of sale.
First having had said real ectate apprai-
sed and said sale duly advertised, as di
rected bylaw, and that he mike return
f his proceedings at the next term Of this
this court after said sale.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
| County of GascoAade,
So Edward Kehr Clerk ofthc
county court of the county and state afore
said certify that the foregoing Is a trne
copy from the records of said cornty IN
my Office,
Given under my hand and
the sealt$o Of Ssaid court, al
RI. ST Office ia the county ufore
saih, this 10th day of Janu-
airy A. d. 1869.
Z. KEHR, Clerk.
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GROVER & BAKERS
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$50 made tisrmtt m:insn 1rsunrsn, rem
p%ntlitum Yon 5trmarm urr !ms.ssnr nes'eans-
bic sruettuTe Anysiss, rab I'D nun tsrsri O''
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted t, the IN
dersigned by the County Court ofGaseonade
County of the estate of Catharina Elisabet
Ruediger decd, bearing date November
18th 1868. JOSS asIya
An persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay.
men, 10 the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said
estate, tapresentt them for allowance pro.
perly authentica ted within one year from
the date of said letters, or they will be PIE
Guided from any benefit Of said estate, and
if, such claims are, not presented within
Hwo years from the date Of said letters,
they will be forever barred. ! .
T '''s' GEORGE KILN GE,
Adminisirato of Catharina e.. Ruediger
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County eff Gascouade
Iu the Gascouade county court,
November term 1865.
JOHN UFFELMANNl

admr
B SCHUYLER estate
Now AT tbs day comes the adminlstra
tor Of sold estate aud proves to The salts
faction of the court That the order OF
publication made upou his petIl an on the
August term 1863 thereof has been publls
hod according TO law and 10 one appear
Jug aud showing cause to the contrary IL
is ordered that the eeld Adminislrator DO
! on he 9th day of February next at the
'front.' dooe Of the coprthsuse of GascOnade
county and during the session ofthe coUu;y
con- l between the hour OF nine O'clock
IN the forenoon and five O'clock IN the
afternoon OF that day, expose to sale
at pubic +vtndue or QUERY the following
real estate in the petition of said ad-
min istrater described to wit:
Fractional Section l Township As Range
6 west containing 81 acres and sell the
sa NE or so much thereof as may be sutti-
Gent 10 pay the debts eff said estate on
terms to be made known at the time and
place of sale. First having had said real
estate appraised and sa lie duly advertised
az directed by law and that he make return
Of his proceedings at the next term OF this
court after sub sale
And it Is further ordered that if said
admins tratLr can sell said real estate q
private sale feur weeks prior to the
February term l ext then so much e thi:
order, as directs the public sale, shall net
be binding umpon him.
A true copy, Of the order At est
49, E. KERR, Clerk,
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Netice Of Final Settlement.

Pub c notice is hereby given TO all
redit IS and others interested IN the
sat. of Ludwig Noitcnsmeyer decd, tnat
I W make Final Settlement thereo1 at
tn next term of the G~asconads County
G ri, to be held and begun on the secona
Monday of February 1869, at the . n
house in the Town Of Hermann. rN
IL;t1H lltil n rN
Atul. [. ,u,,tf lt,t.<'
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STATE OF. MISSOURI, : IS. .a
County Of G~ascohado.
n the G~asconade County Court,
November term 1868.
U.sTEN BQaHMANN
M admir-, Of Order OF Sale
u BRUTGGEMANN
w., at this day comes the caid admin
strstor and proves 20 the satlsiacelon OF
,%e court, that the efder Of pupilcalton,
mods upon his petition at the November
NM lam 1858 thereof has been published &C.
"srd;ua to law aad NJ one appearing and
Shoring cause to. the contrary, it is ordered
%Ot the said administrator do on the 9Th
t q. February next, ut the front door OF
n"I Courthouse of Gasconade County and
lho Ot the session of the County Court,
~ssn the hours Of nine O'CLOCK in the.
"raroon- aud. five O'Clock, in the afternoon
Thai dav, expose to sale at public vendue
cutcry, the following real estate, In the
neitiop of said administrator described
NE Or Of NE Or of Section 10. and the
NV OR ofNW Or Of -tcti'n II, IN Town
him az. Of Range = west containing oU
acres. h.ro ~
nj Hpl lIS 49,
may BIZ sutiieiaGt 70 pay the, debts OF
Sa,d e'tate. tor cash III Hand, first having
on said real estate appraised and sald
sale a duly duly advertised, as directed by law
snJ lbnt hen.ake re urn OF his preceding
NJ the next term of this court after safd
sale. .gGE .eIasEe. -
County Of Gasconade.
Edward Kehr, Clerk o
the County court of the county and sat
NJ resnid; csrlrfy that tie foregoing is
,ru. :cspy from tue ecorJs Of sand count
Given under samy hand an
"'r' the zeal ofsald court. al oitic
(L.S) the codn'y aforesaid. IN
18th dsy Of January A. L
E KEHR, Clerk.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, !
County Of Gasconade, Fl
III The Gasconade County Court,
November term l86S.
HASTEN BUSCHMANN)
Adnr. OF
ANTON Wins 1884,.

AN ! y hliIHlo |
NV at this dav comes the said admin
s.ratof and proves to the satisfaction of
the c.ur,, that tie order Of publications,
u,~it NY u his petition atlhe May term
1868 lhercf az ben published &c ord ng
IL iaY. aa no one Appearing aid showing
cause 10 th. Contrary 1T Is ordered, that
the SAID Administrator DO on the 9th day
OF February mex at the front toOr OF the
Courlhnu 9 81 GaSconade county and durs
Jag the ses.i1a Of the Couny Court, be
tsern ,hr hours of nIne o'clock i'll the
forenoon II ID tive O'Clock In the afternoon
Q: lhat daY, eXposa 10 sale 81 pubic yens
due or outprS the fol! owing real estate
il III belItlon Of sald administrator de
scrib-d, to wit:
e half7cf lots one & two of NV Or N
TGtt' VI At oaes uf SW Q/thet NV o. of
Sc OR andtare SW Or Of NE Or OF Seotion
= IN NoNnship4S Range 5 WestIcon'ain
ing i9l aces. aa4 sell he Same Oh $50 much
'ia"rtofd Is may 70 sudio,entto paytleSdebt
~ salI estate. on 4crm5 TO be made known
Gt .4e 'tlm< and place OF sale Fifsl ha
wing mad sad real les,ase appraised ano
sad sale duty advertised as-duertcd by
law, and riIat he maK return of his pro
Gee lngs THE neYi term Of this couf
after said 50 ale.
A true copy Of the order, 81.
Attest h. KERR, CLERK
STATE OF MISSOURI 90,
County ofGasconade; S. III.
. l; Edward Kehr, clerk Of The County
Court of the county and State aforesaid
certity. that Ike foregoing is "A true cop,
; from the records Of the said court in m,
.. 800" Given under my hand and tn
..la...n seal Of said court; at office il
IL. S the county aforesaid, thi
s.-..O 18Th day Of January A. d
& a,,2, 81 1873.
~ E KEHR CLERK.
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oo.,,s of 4sfraI settlement.

5nsI;c Notice is hereby given to all en-.
- and Others interested in the estate OF
Mrs Mrs. Maria Buehler deceased that IT. | n VIII
maN' # the Gasconade Probate Court, TIC be
ierp and begun on the third Monday in
per- 9shr1ary next at The courthouse in the
0~h CHARLES D. EITZEN, Adm
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40 NGer S1nD.

II W,ntaomerp So az sr Country Ncar ,trtlten
pluft,u unp Nttnslan', 9 Alder tlar. nit 9aus
uns s,aaang auspssiaast a%sstanet itr DIN n"f
Weiu(aur nit ausaesri&nttsm sUIipats. 1T nm
Ter a~nusbmsarsu S~trinBuussn ~ ssrlanIfn. Ma,
b.r, Austunit farlter- srttellt 9r. y. q. SHnsu
In Tbtnslaup Ger lsr Gissn'tunsr.
~. = " s. 5rant esHttstr
on Ter !6.rf &rest, .
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IL. 81

county Of
In the Gasconadc county Court,
November term 1868
F. H. WOLKING, ssae .s
lsAT BIRD
Now at this day comes the Adninlstra-
tor of said estate and proves to the salts
| fact on of, the court, chat heorder Of pub
licatIcn, made upon his petition at the
May Team 1868 thereof has been pub
lished according ste, law, and no tne ap
pearing snd showing cause to the contrary
it is oodened that the said Admiuistrator
do on the 9th day Of February next at
the front door of the scosrthonse ef Gas
conade county aup during the Session o!
The equity Court Between Rthe hours OF
uiue o'clock III the forenoon aud five
O'Clock In the afternoon of that dnp, eXpo:e
to sale at public veudue or eutory, the
following zeal estate, in the petition OF
said administrator desesfhed to wit:
+ hf NV or aud We IF NE or Secti.l
: SO Township AZ Rauge q
aud sell the ssme or Sc much thereof as
my be sufficient to pay the debts eft salt
estate, GU terms to be made Known at TIT
time md place of sale. First having hat
- said real estate appraiser and said sal
duly advertised as directed by law, an
+" thai no make return Of bis proceedings a
J the next term of this court after said sal
! \ true copy of the order.
Attest. l.. KEilR, Cler
STATE OF MISSOURI
) County Of Gascouade,'
l E.. Kehr clerk of tn
ouuty court of the county and Stste afor
: alb certify hat the foregoing is a .ru
opy from the aecsrds of said court l
my office.
Giveu under my baud au
the seal of said court.
RI. ST. Office ihtne county alor
said this 18th day OF Jauual
y DISCO
i z. KEHR. Cicrh.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Ga.conade.
In the iascohade County Court
November term 1868.
Abr, of Order QfSale,
AEFRED SANDERS

- - H1fC
Now a this day comes the administra'
ter OF said estate and proves to the sa-
Uisiacton of the court, that the order
OF publication, made upon his petition
attne May term 1868 thereof has been
published according to law, and no n
appearing and showing cause to the con-
trary"ltls ordered, that the said Ad'
mlnislrator do on the 9th day of February
next, at the trent door Of the courthouse
OF Gascol ade county and during the SIS
sion Of he county Court between the
hours of 8 O'clock in the fornoon and S
o'clock in the afternoon of that day expose
to sale at public vendue or out,ry, the
following real estate. in the petition OF
SAID administrator described to wit:
= Inf NE ar and N hf NE Of Of Sc q
n d Il nj SW Or of NE.qr Section It
o wnship AZ Range a West, containing
go acres and sell the same or SO much
he Isst ss may be sufficient to paw th'
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Respectfully yours.
w. II. West, Atty Gen.
Valuable Hints to Business Men.

Everybody knows that the surest
and quickest way to accumulate q
fortune is to advertise but every
body does not know show To 10 it,
The Inside Track has some good
ideas on the subject, which may De
of practical value to some of our
readers : i-
An advertisement is not always
valuable in proportion to TIE space
it occupies.
a prominent advertisement once
or twice will be effective. ii followed
up by a steady card giving business
and address.
Do not take down your sign in
dull times. People read new spapers
all times OF the year.
Ii business admits of it, several
small advertisements with yOur name
repeated every time, will avail more
than the same collected. with your
name repeated only once. .a A-.
Do rot fear to have small adver-
tisement often than 4 long one euly
once. Bragg is good dog, bat
hold-fast is better.' ..-r .-.'t l.
Small advertisements, aud plenty
of them is q good rule. We were all
babies once, yet We made considers
ble noise. . saF lf as54'll
Do not advertise unless you have
something worth advertising 90
The easiest way i'll the world to
throw away money is to advertise
injudic;ously. 1854.
The easiest way in the world to
accumulate fortune is to advertise
judiciously. - sLr- ID 81
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for nearly half a century, persons OF

for nearly half a century, persons o
mixed races possessing prepOn
lderanee of CaucasIon blOood are
"whjte." Then the penalties of ssit
act do not affect these, for they are
directed against persons who are
mot white" They, therefore, tall
upon those not having preponder-
ance Of Caucasian blood, upon In
dams and negroes OF half blood or
more. But these are, and have been.
by the Constitution, excluded from
the ballot-box, as well before rs since
the passage of the act.
Secondly the National Consti-
ton, which is the supreme law Cf
the land, '.all persons born or natnr-
allied in the United States are clti-
Zens of the United States" But the
penalties of said acs are denounced
against persons .'who are not citi-
zens of the United States'' They,
therefore, fall upon those persons of
foreign birth who have not been nat
uralizcd. But these are and have
been, Dy the Constitution, excluded
from the ballot-bex as well before rs
since the passage of said act @ ea-i
Therefore, IS the provisions OF the
act having respec. 10 persons who
are not "white male civzeDs of the
United States," and SIS all male per
sons of pure or prepoaderating Cir
cassian blood, born or naturaslized
in the United States, are ''white male
citizens of the United States,o 1t
follows that all persons who we've
entitled TO vote before the passage OF
The act are still entitled, and that its
penalties exclusively Affect those
who are, and always have been, ex-
cluded by the Constitution a
Thus you perceive that the rights
Of those who were entitled to vote
before the passage OF the act are in
no manner Interiered with or inpair-
ed by its provisions; while it groups
together in one category the uunas-
uralized foreigner, the Indian and
the negro, and hurIs its viniicjive
Penalties at them. Why this dis
linciion is made between non-voters
of native and foreign birth why
exclusive penalties of greater seen
rity should he denounced against
Illegal voting by an unuaturalized
German. Irishman, or other foreign
er, than is against the sam, offence
by Kentuciian or Virginian, | am
unable to discover. i have the non
or to he, a '-
Respectfully yours.
w III. West, Atty Gen.
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The Patent Laws

The abrogation of the Patent Laws
is being agitated in England, the
reason assigned being the corrup-
sion which has grown out OF the
granting and extension Of patents.
r,.c swlndies under which the A mer-
ic.in people are groanlng will bring
about s. similar movement IN this
country In Bine cases out of ten
the inventor OF really valuable ar
-ic.e receives ian, thousand times
aver for hisSMn1snd genius during
ii.c FIRST year OF The patent. lie dies
-lis invention falls into the hands
or his heirs, aIready rich, who, un-
Filii1g u reliUquistl So rich source
of income, buy an extension, only
% ciapur for another at its close.
Elias Howe, four years before his
1eath. receive,i nearly a million per
anumn Tor his patent needle, receiV-
iag contribution ot five dollars
from each sewing siIl in The United
States. The reaper patents, the
weo,len screw patents, and thous-
and others which We might mention.
age cases in point. AT the last ses-
sion of Congress, the holdeis of pat
cuts for The manufacture Of straw
paper. combined aud procured an
extension, which virtually puts the
manufacture OF that necessary article
in the hands OF one powerful conpa-
ny. There is such thing as killing
tne goose that lays the golden egg.
and The holders OF pateuisare doing
IL as rapidly as possible;
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-EyFs fss..4 Js--cOUyCLL, no. 90 Ie. &c s.. ~
X s-ui.t on ~stsTT-7 a.csstf II s,ts'4r
month. Il. 4. KIssNoc.s, i. 1. u NJ, Il. r.
HYATT, llecoTTief.
FTNDLAY CHI PIER, no. $, Z. 4. e
Regular ConVoc;stioii, Fist Monday ia esls.ii
month WILLIAM ANDERSON, IL p, ID. T.
BEARH5LEY, secretisT..
FTyDLAY LODGE. no. 227, f. d A. AZ
Regular Communication First and Third
Wednesdays In each MONTH 10. L. HEAi.bs
LEY, w NJ, b. r. HYATT, sssscretaily- ~ -
BLANcfLIfsl) LODGE no. 4Ui, H. Il 4. ".
Regular Communication second ana fnurih
Wednesdays ia eucii month. ii. j.. BAL
LARD, W. A., J. &. MAs:rIN, Secretary
GOLDEN RULE EA'CA NO. 9e,
a. u. +. Stated meetings On the second
and fourth Fridays oI each month, clock,
p NJ an odd Fellows ttall- MI- hLAM-
ROTH g. T., and Il. T. MORRISON, Scribe -.
HANCOCK LODGE NO. 3, T. o. o. e
stated meetings every Tuesday evening al
a. o'clock l.. NJ, in odd Fellows Hail. l. T.
HOWELL, y. G., and X sSI..;AGCE, Secretary
FTNDLAY Y LODGE, no. IS6, l. o. O. L
Stated Meetings every i'Tiday evening. r H.
TUFTS, NC, andJ- A. PIrTsFof,D, Secretary
Degree Meetings first Monday evening oi
each month";
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A Tidy Room.


What charm there is about it
How husband and children love it,
How pleasing picture it makes tor
IEhe chance caller, provided it is join
r,l with acheerlul moral atmosphere
There are many young honsekeep-
crs who sigh after this desideraium,
hat seem never 10 have the talent To
s,t.iifit. Indeed, it seeins to he
giib wIIich some women have OF max
leg everything look Snug even
tnder the unf',vorahle circumstances.
{ saw n m0iiier with q family oi four
persons, who Tor several months
,,feEe compelled 10 live in one moder-
a;e sized room, ia which was stored
furniture enough to furnish several
rooms well yet there never seemed
the least confusion about it. How
,he maaagedI could never fathom,
but she certainly had uncommon
.knack.'' II you bave not this knsck
by nature, yet it is comfort that a
great deal may be acquired by study
and practice. '
Do not imagine, dear girls, that
youc studies are to be laid aside be-
cause you have become mistress of
vour own home. There is scarcely
li,ytbing that demands more un:ir
ing, patientstudy than housekeeping.
10 have things put in their places Is
Tie first grand clement OF tidiness.
.!f you are in the habit of laying
things down wherever il comes
aasdiest, when you are through usirg
sheIn, yeur- -roosns Kill always seem
in confusion. / know this is hard
matter where there are little children
.ihout, but remember their play
things are all in order-nO matter If
they are in every chair in the room.
IL IS your hood on the chairs back,
Your brush and dIstpans before the
stove, your basins and tins out OF
place. that make room seem disor-
pler!y. Give the dear children play
.aings in abundance; nobody will
complain Of them, unless il is some
precise old maiden, who would coz
sign the children as we'll az theirtOy
to tie attic or wood-shed But set
them the good example of putting
your things always in place, and they
all soon catch tAe idea, and try to
imitate it in u measure 10 their own
iittle domain @
4 well-swepS and we'll busted
foom is very important il you would
nave it look tidy. Then il the paint
is Citen wiped with soft cloth
wrung out of warm suds, it will need
little scrubbiDg. Is taxes but few
minutes time /, do this in the morn
ing. but when II is long neglected
half a day's scrIibbing will be need
ell to bring up the arrears.
IL is for wans OF study and econo-
my OF time that so many homes are
rendered wretched by the evil gen
ius of disorder. Learn TO improve
the odd minutes in setting to rights
iittle things out of place, wiping
dust from the mantel, or the oiLcioib,
hanging, up garments the children
nay have LETT down, putting books
into their places, aud . thousand lit
tie things that are always demanding
= I,ouse-mother's attention, and the
habit of doing these things will
soon lie formed. Then all will be-
come easy and delightful, and home
viii be tie happiest spot TO all your
home circle, if with it all YOU keep
warm sunny heart. An icicle order
about house is freezing TO all home
But the genial order of
blooming flower. border, cheers every
eye that beholds it.
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-FINDLA& ONO FRInaY MORNING. JUNE %, 1869.
LAgoeOOB

Toll swings the AK and ioresfs;bow;
1he seeus break out IL, radiant bloom;
Rich hargeSts smile behind fiIc ploNy,
And cities cluster round the loom,
W here tower ing t!oineS and tapeTins spires
Adorn TIE vale and crown the iili,
Stout labor liehis his beacon fires
And pluInes with smoke the forge and mill
The monarch oak. the woodlands pride,
Whose triHk i aeame'i with lightning sears
foti launches on tle restless tide i-tF r--
And there unroils The fials of stars =
The engine, with It's lungs OF ilame,
And ribs of brass and Joints of steel.
From lahors plastic finger, GANG; a.
With sJjbin.s valve and whring wheel.
Here sun-broWnedtoE With shining spade
Links lake to lake with silver ties
Strung ;iici. with isaluCe-, of ti:ide
And temple towering Ia the skies.
TTis labor works the magic press = 2
And turns the crank in hives Of toll,
And beckons angels down To bless L,-
Industrious hands Ola sea and soil.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-06-25
W HOLE NUMBER S37.


bs, and feed her just enough to snp-
Dlystifs natural waste of theBsystem
so that siiezIaay lWe,i exist, or STAY,
and the Quantity of N ilk you get will
he represented by o, - and the
Het prefitssf by O., minus the val
ue of the & little food she. does
consume; minus the value OF The la
Dor bestowed ID her care and fesd-
Jog (fOr the manure of 8 COW thus
ted win never pay this item of ex-
pahse.j minus the interest on the
mOney invested in the cow; minus
her depreciation in value, and you
aave-what2 Let Nathan Daboll
answer ir. 80 i9
From the foregoing facts. and
many more os similar kind, that are
occurring year by year all over our
entire dairy region, | draw the fol.
lowing conciusions: ii .ssaf
l. Ii I have a sufficient quantity
of good nutritious food for two cows,
| would rather haye the profits IRON
two good cows than from four poor
cows. sTA- -
g If 1 have only sufficient food
FOR one COW, would much rather
have the profits from one good cow
than from two poor cows.
3. That overstocking dairy farm
with cows, at the present price OF
land snd cows, is ruinous-
4. That whether the farm he large
or small, rich or poor, the rule for
every one should be, keep no more
COWS than can be kept well, summer
and winter