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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

But now comes Il saddcr tale. | said before
that last night the election of Mr.. johnson was
a fixed fact. mean that enough votes were
assured to elect him but, OF course, it was not
rypected that those who had been leaders in
orcauizng his forces should desert him when
the hour OF battle arrived. Foremost and most
trustworthy of Mr.. Johuson's friends was Ed
muud Cooper, gentleman upon whom Mr..
johnson had bestowed many tavors, and who,
take pleasure 10 stating, had shown himself
worthy OF such consideration. Now, in all the
Combinations attempted against Mr.. johnson,
il was found necessary to make breach in the
line of voters who had already enrolled them
selves for him. This, neither Brown, Ewing,
stephens, Peyton, nor any one else that had
been tried, coul do. The vulnerable point of
Achilles was found. Henry Cooper was taken
up, aud Henry being the brother of Ed, the
leader Of the column gave way. With him
went three or four of Mr.. JohnSon's friends,
and his defeat was sealed with the aid of the
Radical votes. which was readily granted as a
matter Of course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

But the die is cast, and Henry Cooper is
our Senator. While write the personal enemies
ot Andrew Johnson (and Nashville abounds
with them) are tipping and clinking their
glasses, and making their souls merry over
what tEey call his everlasting death. Such
Civilizations signify nothing beyond q mere per.
-oual qualification. There is no real rejoicing
over the fact, or the pretended fact, that we
have Senator whose elevation tho people
desired Much rather had [ that Emerson
EtteridCe was elected. And the friends of Mr..
Etherigc tad nothing to occasion rejoicing in
the result If Andrew Johnson has fallen, so,
too has their loved chieftain. All parties arc,
indeed, defeated, and the rejoicing that may
be spoken Of in the teIegraphic dispatches is
simply Of the character have mentioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

HoICE FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
I Consisting OF Welch's best Family ana ana
Columbia Mills Family; also, the Kingsley
Mills Choice Extra Flour, which we oHer NJ
'''' II" "''' BROOKES s. TAYLOR.
.,n JOG Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
WOOD AND COAL.

w 0 o D
Con instantly on hand good fanny WOOD, 81
low prices.
Orders loft at il: BELLS Bookstore, 81 kins
street. aud JOHN G.. PIIILLlPS, King stree
wharf, will be promptly attended to.
oct l2 BELL & BAKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

DAILIIHOEH, OCL TO--oIN
INOR len AN ID 30 Y :.
Our large stock of Cloths.
Our large stock of Cassimeros.
Oar large stock of Heavy Woolcn kcrscys.
Our large stock of Heavy Lindscys.
Our large stock of Kentucky Jeans. ,.
We have added largely to our stock OF all
goods required to complete gentleman ward
robe, and can offer great inducements in Hand
kcrchicfs. Cravats, Half Hose. Lambs Wool
Shirts, Fine Linen Shirts, Collars. Sc
We give special attention TO Heavy Cloths,
suitable tor farmers. Purchasers are respect
fully invited to examine our stock.
L. l.. WOOD,
OctlI No. G2 cor. King and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
NOR sALEo ACCOMMODATES NC
II Wv

Having been solicited to undertake ST impor-
| tsnt agency, which necessitates more or less
| travel, by which l hope to improve my health,
! enfeebled by close confinement, oirer for sale,
| on es Y terms, my entire stock of
| BLANK BOOKS.
WRITING AND
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

90 SOUTH ROYAL STREET. ~
AUGUST IL. WOOD AND COAL
100 cords of OAK WOOD half seasoned, Just
fit for winters use. delivered from the wharf NJ
1I'TfS Ci1M BERLAND COAL Lump or Run OF
Mine; Lyken's Valley Red a sh Coal on0inS-
Kin Red Ash CoNi; Baltimore Company's WhIe
Ash Egg, Lea, White A,h and Stove Coal,
ana LoT6erry Nut Coal Those who have not
| lsid IN their winters Wood would do well to
sug I6 \. 5. PERPEN EK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
JCEl ICE! ICE!

A CHEAP FARM-I will sell, for S6'Coo'
"A 535 acres of good land, with tolerable IN M
movements. About $50 acres are cleared, the
rcsiduo in good timber. Il is situated in Fiinc" ,
William county, vs., within two mile "' -, -"
Alexandria and Winchester turn &C. u AZ ~
dress CIiAS +. BERKELEY, A,die T. ~
Ioulcun co.. Va. OcL Ip-oOi''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTlCE.

Thousands ot pcrsc' ci AL age ...h
Judge what is tho c:.usr.t their declining health
losing their vigor becoming U'.-, pale, ner
v3us and o,.. ...1....ed, having - singnlar appear
auce about the Dyes, Cough. al Symptuus "
E,rc,I,it..fi,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
No EIEG MA ADV + Z II > +
EDi:A Az SNOW DEN.

"ttICE -GAILrtE FUNDING, 10 FEINCE ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

MCnlber of the Royal College oI S'.ra'''-
Lo, -s-, Ga 80 OF ono of the most emil III
Colleges in tic United Sta:os, and the greater
part OF whose life bs. been spon. in the hcspit-
AIS of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, has cilcctod some of the most astonish-
ing cues chat were ever known, many troubled
with ringing il the head and cars when asleep
great nervousness, boing alarmed At sudde:
sounds, bashtulncsa, with frequent D!ushihgl ~
tended sometimes with derangement oi mind
Ue-r curra Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28
(sEeeG EssEE.S.
I f. l. y L h I y

No. lG ROYAL SrEEhT,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DEALER IL
GROCERIES, Liquors AND FINE TEAS,
Has just received 10: of FINE OLD EYE
WHlSkEY, warranted pure. Fio"r sold very
low. Country Produce bought and sold.
Constantly on hanI Buttcr, Eggs, Dried APP
ples. Cherries, Peaches. Onions. &o. oc l:-.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-28

DUN NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS
our new style silk Poplin Dress Goods.
Our new style Plaid Dress Goods.
Our now style Repped Dress Goods.
Our new style Travelling Dress Goods.
Our new style Empress Cloth Dress Goods
Our now style Black Dress Goods.
Oar new style Black and White Drcss Goods.
We have added very largely to our stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, and have something OF
all the desirable styles out this season, and are
Offering special bargains to cash buyers. We
invite purchasers to examine our stock.
II. Il. WOOD,
oct II No. G2 cor. King and Fairfax Sc.
IU&T RECEIVED.
Throeply ylNGEAlA and DEU55EL4 ChE-
PETING.
DRUGGET, II, ~ and 3G yar!s wide,
Also, in PATTERNS OF all sizes.
In DOmestics-DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS-Wc have u great variety, and
our large aslcs enable us 10 rcplcnish frequent
ly, and 10 offer goods At the very lowest prices.
oc. y WITMER ~ SLAI MAKER.
| HAVE JUST OPENED A FINE STOCK
| OF OIL CLOTHS.
CAnPETINGS of all kinds.
STEP CARPETlNGS.
COCOA MATTINGS.
Several sheets of OIL CLOTH, wide enough
for rooms; Oil CLOTH, RUGS, MATS. &c.
oct j. NJ. STEWART.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
Fact and Fancy!
-.r-------r----r--

TL-L-I-IEL----Ll4
Fla,tcry is bad coin, Which can be
passed onlyoupon fools. u A7e t''ea ,ii
Scolling, says gool-for- nothing old
bachelor, is the pepper Of oii,nnitiniohyiaand
tho ladies arc the pepper boxes. h
Female physicians arc becoming nu-
mcrous in sone Of our large cities. They
are supposed to bcladap,s ino,hd treat
mcnt Of the heart.
Ii young lady,llas thousand acres
Of valuable land. the young men are apt
to conclude ,llattlierc are sufficient grounds
for attachment. - - To-
A clergyman said he addressed bis
congregation Of ladies' and gentlemen as
brethren because tile "brcthren" embrace
the ladies -
"rou nee 4 little sun and air." said
the doctor to Il maiden patient. Must |
no, wait till : | get husband?' She
asked. is ''f-'a r. o."
The latcs. definition Of spade is that
agricultural implement Of inventive &C.
MUS admirably adapted for revolving the
supcrincumbant mould Of the tellarian
humns.'
Some one wanting to be witty on a
gentleman with long gou.h, asked hin
L he lal 4 long lease of that mouth Of
his, Wien he was good ln'noredly an
swcrcd. "NO only have it from year to
year
"To,n.' said chap t!icrotllcr day.
"dil you hear that Ned Craught had the
brain fevcrT' "Yts ,lbut tloh't oclieye
it," "Why?' "Becauss | don't think
there is any foundation for either the fever
or the report g..,.,.s 5u,,t
A gentleman stopped into a store where
none but "monri'ing goods were sold +,
and inquired for. 'sla,e-colorcd glevcs.
The poii!c clerk informed liia, that only
black gouds were scld il fl'ut room; for
slate. eolorcd he must step into the.niti-
ydtti o1litioa 'i'pVni3stnt.
There is no, truth in men said u
laly in company, 'i''tllcy are like musical
instruments which sound IA variety of
tones. .pic.In other words. madani," said
a Wit, WHO clinnccd to be present, "you
believe tia, vi men arciJresy'
Aunt E. -was,trying to persuade
little Eddie to retire II, suhdown. "iou
see. my dear, how little, chickens 60 to
70 ,st 1t that time " Yes, nuuty,'' re-
plicl lEdric. ''but tho old lien always goes
With thtm" Apnty tried ho.mort argu.
mehts With him. .,,, ...,,,-,,,.-,, ,-.s
Agentlqman seeing an Irislu,an fen
cing ID very barren and dcsplate piece
Of laul, said ""Wllat arc you fencing, in
that lot for, Pat {? a flock ofsl,cep would
..arvo to death on that lana.n a"Anl
sttrc, wasn't | fencing II 70 kape Tie poor
bastes out ivit,t'SrcP'ied Pa. '''''. q 80 .
"pat," suid Judge Sniff to isneigl,-
Dor 10, II tlccping ear, ''yonpwould have
remained II long time in the old country
before sou could slept with n Judge
"Yes,fycr honor and ye would have
been aiSne time y The Old country before
yo'd been ajulge.' sarra s8ltn1 Z.
"A poor son Of the Emerald Tsle ap.
Piled Tor employment 10 an ayaricioll:
hunks. who said he employed no lncr,
! [rislmen.,u liot the last ono,diet on my
ov,, plmrte!'' Iu,s78 'ai anit1s' y a
GaNl, yout honor. said PA. brighten.
linz upi,. "SDi IS that nllf Then yolfr
! tiyc me, the place. for snre can get /
\ certificate, that | newer died in the en-
rIoy Ot ANT Ra.tttl iSer served ,,s'l,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
T .El1ilIEN LEATdENIi

The citizens Of Lewis ard adioing counties
are respectfully intJrultd that nm now pre-
pared 10 supply them with all kinds of Leather.
both Upper and Sole, on reasonable ,crps. J
have the mos. experienced Tantieriii tecolihtry,
md will ;ry TO t,I;c such stock as sill suit my
customers. lclnlock or Easter,i tanned sole
Calf and Kip sSins lariess and side leather al
ways on lmhd. All taniicd on the did lIan.-
No short OF ratent process h.ed here. Tile
highest pfcr paid IN cash or lc4tttt fos grtfn or
dry Hides, \, The Old l.orentz TanneTy Terms
strictly ,,eisli Please call and see me. al I,
Weston. ". va. ".N .2'n.u ...
aup2l-ly rs ~. ti,G. J. BUTCHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
wi -,Sp SoTipS HOUSE.

AVx AND sVlIVS ilVtsh'
We have on hand aud are constantly recciv-
Ing and manufacturing eyery. description Of
IiIlinery goods, E.At very low prices, -;'%
Wealso kceb general assortment ofiotions'
llosicsy,t thread, linings, dress trimmings. kc.
Also fancy and useful articles for gentlemen.
Remcia6cr IT Stry small profits. -I8 Mrs.
E. ]. CUX.:NN'
oelg-ly .H!- ,Hh ..#A .F''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
1Nni phNNSVN,
-ATJorSEy At Law, -
WESTON. ME.r ylnGlNIA

WESTON. WEST vlnGINIA.
Will practice inilic CircuitC Courts Of Lewis,
rpshrr, Erasion, Gilmcr, and in the Supren"
iou,t Of the State. Particular attention paid
TO collections Ill.-l no24-lY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
Select Poetry
AUr vENlAM WAN, AuTFAuAM.

NJ jobs g. SAKE. II" ' '
1R0T, - = 'rE ~ ,iiE tg
,r !, was a noble Roman, .J .t4l
In Romc's imperial day,
rWho hcardu coward, croaksr, ps-t.
f'-' Before the battle say: '-f
''Ihay'rc sa!ciin such a fortress,
There is no way to shake it,
= ,"Oul on!'yrxclained the hero, =, .,
" "fH .faad ray ar make ~
iE'EIs Fame your aspiration? N-s n
Her path is steep and high; 9 si 3
In vain he seeks the temple,
bar Content 10 gazcan sigh: .A'17f'
TIC shining ;hroue Is waiting, y -14'
.lro lIut lie alone can take il, nHl aH's.
.raWho says, with Roman iirmness, d
-hfa rIH fnda a irey ormdte a.n''-' H+.IsI
~ 81 ~! s;Eit u ,.4fJF''ss }''0'
Is!earning yeur ambi,ou3
There is no royal read;
Alike the peer aud peasant,
nd Must climb 10 her abode 81 ,.,l
WHO feels The thirst for knowledge, II.
u, In Hrljcou may siakc il, "a l.,
|! he has still! til; Roman VIII .l...i.rrt
TdGa ray or Hiskeh. r5+.
Arc riches worth ,hcgct,ing7a
They mus, Je brayciy sought; Il
With wishing aud with frctting,
The boon gan not be bought;
ToalI the prize is open,
,. Byt only, he epn take it, ,,.
" lWhosay wi,h'Romah courage 4 f.
"lW.fsda ray or make it.'
.TdIdT2 EEa
Ir Loves impossioned warfare,
The tale, bail, ever lycen ,ti
u That victory crowns tic walnut,
The brave are they that win:
j Tliourln.sttong is Beauty sras,le, Il
lover still may take it,
Who says, with Roman daring,
"lN. .fnd a ray tr maMH."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

r., L.,HOBIiS, son 4 CO., gitts4 .s,sr''
sJs -wMEftiSG, VI. VA .---- se
,lmpor.ers of Qucepsware and M,nni,ct urcrl
ofFlihG Glass. lis Main & 10 Water street, We
manufacture II superior article of Carbon on
l.anue aud Lamp Chimncys dcc"'",e,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
anpsi.ly II &c. ]. BUTCHER.

NEwitoBrYrEi h'T a2 AasN
IN This 0ficc is now Supplied with nh excel
lent assortment Vi lob Type, and W. are ire
pared TO cxrtu,c, oyltts for JobMork with dis
npatcli and IN tic u siteaknEalir lie tcriiis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
FAMILY GNOCERY.

nsr.4'.i ria iP.fTlBRNEIs7 go ri yi hiuoa
Il ,,,... lNAis srRrsr, WESTON, yg5 n
HAs now oil hand and keeps ronstNhslyin
III Store, SUGAR COffE, and Groceries
Of al' kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE aud liQuCttS, together with a
miscellaneous assortment Of articles such as are
u.uailyiiodnd In d GtUsery, Sto.e.
For Your groceries eall At the old stand Of
ieli-tf T. TlEliNES.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

'A'rhiladelphia gentleman has, engaged
Mrs. Scott Siadons to play in tho priaci-
pal thcatcrs'in this countryat $500 per
whnk VIA -rtsANHA'' i's"' ~" =
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

T0NCRANE.73I .INT ~ Y % " ~ q"
Eirfas i's5 .-------psAiEn H. e1l'2hA
br' iiAle Wines, Liquors aud Scgars.
First door above tlie bank, Wcs,onwcst Va.
;spr2T-tfa9 ari rst s.5.s-s8-s q
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

I 4 railroad train is snowedup a, Chap
Palaiddiddle, Maine. Served it right for
going to such n place.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

There is no, truth in men said a
laly in company, tl'tl,ey are like musical
instruments which sound,aa variety of
tones. .pic..In other words. madani," said
a Wit, WHO eliuncci to be present, "you
believe that vi men are iyrt$y'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

Paul Dc Cassagnac, editor of the Paris
Pays, has aIrea4y foughtiupwardo sixty
duels, and been wounded in only four Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11

The latcs. definition Of spade is"that
agricultural implement Of inventive &C.
MUS admirably adapted for revolving the
supcrincumbant mould Of the telurian
humus,"a ~
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Neue Gp6bfen

Fashlon uni Favorite, re ttfttn NM
it1urtn I'M Mnrit. Tie 9 d itrttrr,u ~steielAir
iiur ,rr ftNereu ScrabrunA ,Fsr 6is' ncn innen
init efeiBtlt& dHsaeiattrrt, nnr Ycn dub;m sNm
Oefntn mt irusrisitem wsibeu &rGp,rn Yerithtn.
1w 1tursn in Fer 6rentt lInr erfftlt mn trtl.
10 raB nm tsiBt GuIt ip'a 6eues trcten5 finn, no
rurG stu Gitrtsl IA SrtnntOl, 8 part Min. gie
dubers 9tusIf ,ttnnb ricier Stfsu lit ietr sti6mad
pca, unr ipr greis nj tt lGbsr ais. Der irgenr .in;r
aupsrn euttn 8c&c'ens. grrratti8 hit 4 nm G
Rc6lIhern. Ssrntr hGlte i4 ned irlssnrs an
rcrs 81 tUisM gum @ettaui:
Fame, Charter, Charter Oak, Black Oak
Harmonic, Autocoat, Success, Olive Branch
XII 3 hen Queen, Advance, Nonesuch m1
o. K. CT
aua. 9. &c. - 8 Stte4@pnuts.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration upon the estate of August
Doble deceased have been granted t, me
by the Clerk of 4he Probate Court of
G~asconede County in vacation, bearing
date tho day Of. October 1869.
All persons having claims against said
safe, are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be rreeluded IRON any benefit of said
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of said
letters. they will be forever barred.
F H WOLKING
Public Administrator.
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2Sir mnffcn uus ieIba febatcn.
Let us protect ourselves

\Let US pIoteCG OURSELVES
Ser ptsiits BAN pss l~tlrtltrn m:ni6li&en @ez
ismsit nte RAD %psrmuurb ar. llnIer S6rrsr it prr
rer 8atur mi elmer Sewilm Hesatipen @twal
%psriebsn, welhe i'm his ~ einsm "a,rilen Graz
aes,n ing iunre ginf&1s ihrst. Gi,tr @tut
1T jerch unprltUmnen, uLr man tann lid aui
i'm in ~uneslunc GU Steeren crer inter uritlncCr
| auBeratnDbulitt der @siabr nitt nit @epiSbrtt pet
lnlIeu. Gs 1T rssaalb Elm att Der gEsii teit, rsr
&lusbtit, ss 9%tlunrsn Menid smYsriaures, lid
assen icltrr Gptntualh1trn gu itis;n, inrtm man
sIn @s9enmittti IN SUralS mimint; nit aneereu
0Ortsu, imr ~ ntan ras SYlteH nit $ Q ct RI
u a9en6tttersn t1ltt, tsm tstsn Snub'
mitIsl ee9rn Gut Tie eriremii Zen unp eur cmilhtn
Sra ~ntterttn, wtlfrs je in tresnr tiu'm Qanpe IN
@,tran6 asmstn NJ. @l. Seilmittsl iii llnsers
taulittsit gilt es feline Nsrtsra, RE iit nit tim
nt fen, tanm. 4, Ntr al unScrr aulibfe;t leiret, tat
lif rtCs leltlt ju,ultrcitsn, nenn sr in ireenp rinsm
1helle Der WeIt np4Et, mo Stltettcrs Ma9entittsre
gu taten III, r,nn 10 Seri6 ais pie 9Eslt tsltstt
~ gewiB pirtc ricfsa urlG6ttare Stlrtemittel
nuO Die Sdfts pcrts6ernre Nr3uei, ,ieinm WaBsn
Der il, uhOrrlu JUG A~stcmmtu IT, i'll sinsn 9eluneen
;3rltNnp snridY srieesn. Cur 9ttls;nlaTate MIR
cs ~stsnioIIt gang Fl iuurer5 empiotlsu, unp in Jallsn
rrn @trtrpiul3 bet t Is lfn. q: unO e1sttrsids
0ulis. - .i... ...
@caen 6ietsr unr GrDiteIp 1T FER 8ittces irirt-
unaer,itsr rls Tie a,Dbte Guuntitlt uun Gttnins,
rnr &c 9efakrl;dfcn Ia,t rsu @alerf.ter fnr
ru,d &c mint ~errrrtn gi9mitaitcn ~reNtlttn fur
irt wrlrtn G;cjeniarn mclts ricis Mtrgin sir-
NAL anltnGnret tarsn, wsrren lib ME eintr nnre,
TN gu S,ilrn8 tujcniasn ysltwvrftn t%tlisneu,
r.lut {rl;ritus Sittrs gu ttltwi6:i1tn prlltu-
ritt, GeHjcnisrn wslts rem Ssriu6 MID. ssmati
tNctn emrstltn mir pom sa23cm Ssr3en, rem
Gitscrsn irfprl VI p~:otirsr, wsnn ibre gsrrauunas
0r9are iia niGt in lbrsm ausmalen 3ufanGs
%t,fnren. =ssaa -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, thar letters q
tAomlnIstrat Q have been granted TO tbs
unoerslgded from the Clerk CT fKe Gus
made Probate court on the estate of AroI
Mcmillan decd. bearing date October
1869 7]~aro q,
All persons having claims against SAID
estate are hereby. required to present them
lor'alloWance. to the undersigned admins
traitor, within one year a ter the date of
sald letters, or they may be precluIed
rom any benefit eff said estate and if such
claims are not presented within two years
from the date of said letters, they Will
F H WOLKING
Public Administrators.
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fart1 at p%crfQufen.

40 adtr etur, 'um Qtsfteu She'll aus ID,
gtIIllrm Grrst 0rttrm mrspn so 2(dtr lar. g
hi nit rtid tstdut 1900 2jdHriss Gc%ccrE
ad:, 1900 liatrias uMr 300 Shortcuts @trainia
i 400 t~raatar,u 0atawtN. 100 iuu'r Stftdumc
SitI UNI @irurr. gs,m 1auie t%sintet lid ein
atnrn Otfllrtsn. SUITES Wotntaue, nit
Tide unr 8earr mere 6eafnt S6suer, unr on
sr " eiprr EarR artrr,nrt NstcnaetduFe. autenl
Nuurtn nit ni'rerftnturer- Lucille, 8 Mrtttn
mtat Rsinrlln', al ctr por tIanr Tnitrm Hcdr
snii. ttattr rr1en tit mtIrsu ttim Siseatta inner
Sc4n 6assporn.
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.NotLce ofSlnaL 9eitLemenf,

Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
d tors and others interested in the estate
of Saml. R. Bird decd that | will
make Final Settlement thereof al the next
term of the Gasconade Probate court, tie
be held and begun on the third Monday
IN November hex: at The courtho Sc in tina
town of Hermann. e.. a
F. H WOLKING
Public Admr.
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F Fl WOLKING
Public Administrator.
Notice Of SIn1/ EeffLen, emf

Public Notice is hereby given TO all ere
dr:or and others interested in the estate
of VIM Stcans decd that l WILL make Fl
nal Settlement thereof at the next term of
the Gasconade Probate Court, to be held
and begun on the. third Monday of NOD
-yember at the courthouse in the town of
Hermann. ..ea q .f}hI7l
F. H. WOLKING,
Public Administers tor.
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H KEHR Adm
Rotfce of ILnak JetfLement

.Publicgpotiese is hereby given to all
.creditors and others interested in the
estate of Henry Kayser decd, that 1 will
make Final Settlement thereof at the mex
term Of the Probate Court of Gsconade
county, 10 be held and begun en- third
Monday Of November 1869 at the court
kous in the tewn of Hermann
- '@'a1iE MARIA KAYSER.
Administrators
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proi- u. =. Sc6em.
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StIrt'rt 'titr aat 3Wsias ets HMens, ausn-
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trMa uHT all .. rls a rrif.onihe Ycr-
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y ans Ueu o1llltlnDis i'm Gid ld0sn, FER in
"%'uta hb:nct Eeutlte ater in sinrm iClGEu
%%n eco aan3 t~eionN4rs aud erniacnre unr
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Ii'tm 6mistnis iar ameita rirsttds chine
SSnB'"ai etr', an rsm lie tsfsn r.utteR SGriit.
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Rotfre of TtuaI Acttismfmt.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate of
John S Hibier-. deceased, that l will make
Final Settlement thereof at the next
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, tc be
held and begun on the third Monday of
November next at the courthouse in the
town,of Hermann.
81 as VIM. HIBLER Admr.
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NctLce III 9maL Excitement.

NctLce Ut 9naI Excitement.
Public notice is hereby givent to all Gre.
di.ors and sothers iaterested-in the estate
ef Christop Hosfeld deceased, that the
l will make, a Final Settlement thereof. at
the next term Of the Probate Court of
Gasconade county, to be hold on the Sd
Monday of N~ovemberssat the court house
III: the town of Hermann.
H GKEHR Adm