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o"I ooA1A9 3; s3Al'2
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Linen, Cotton, Fancy
Goods Atbasms, Bibles, SiIu7.PIoted Ware
Of erery descH:ptien. f. .
These articles to be sold at the Uniform pffcc of
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
and not to be paid for until you knox;what you are
The most popular and economical method of doing
business in the country.
The goodA wehive for salaIre described on rrntad
sips and viii besent onny address at tie rate OF
~ cents each to pay for stage, printing &C. It
omen o r1 4 sHasEs thy send
by rat tron'zng this sale you have chance to ex
tSa1sf yes gGgs 1ho mentioned on
The Smallest articles sold for ONE Do1LAReaa b.
[ ezchanged for Ss'ver- PLATED, Fue-Bot1ed Re-
''''1ss Hs.:y 'tS';a 8 as1 ,s, 1s<: s' s6 Igt
| change List,
comprising over 25O useful articles not one of b,ch
sss]$ ssssii :; ;5s Ssssst sssss, 81 nearly s;
TERMS TO AGENTS,
We send az eomnls.iop to AgeatJ: I'd sf.sN =
Fur Club Of Thirty, and $500,
one Of the following articles, lnR&t,T Ts,6sG sSa
1nshien 1; Rife 70 Yards Cotton. Ldys Fancy square
Steel Knives and Forks Violin and Bow, Fancy
Dress Pattern Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boos
iss ;sf S co ssq As;s %ss S
Blanket ID yards best quality Print IL yards Deaine
one dozen Linen Dinner Napkins,5&c. hass ,A:la;
l For Club Of Sixty. and $500,
one Of the following articles: Revolver, Shot 81
Springfield Rifle. 42 Yards sheeting, Pair Honey,
comh Quilts, Cylinder Watch, yards Double :Wt0|
Shawl Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, RI.
grsved slver.Plated six-Bottled Revolving Castor,
Get q cryHsndied Knives With lated Fork
Quill, Double Eight-Keyed ACCORDION, Webster',
Nationa! Pictorial Dictionary (eOe engravings, oo(
psgcs) ~ yards Doeskin' for suit, IT, sfees'
| Fof : Club Of Que Hundred, aud 5000, :, +
Double barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane, or sharp's Rid,
IS yards shesting, Fancy Cassimere Coat Pants anj
Yes, Pattern extra qas!ltyJ Pair spiendid 1osi
Hemp Carpettng, splehdid Violin and Bow, spleodit
aAiIscsa Dress PatternS Silver Hsntlng CssM Ns6x
Damask Table Coyers, with ono dozen dinner Nspkin
70 match Worcesters Illustrated unabridged Dicttoa
~ For additional list Of comnss - Circula,
/ Cbmnlissions Jor Larger Clubs ~ HsD,vtio.. J.
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WHY?-Thsrs is:ns uss ii eating tough
Ss peer msas while Goats 4 FIssnan have
bssf. veal, nstton asd pork. ~ aad ten
dsf, alwayss st their market. They pay the
highest price IN order 70 secure the best
stock, % that their customers can IS sup
piled With what 10 No. !. ..'-.s@' - .-.s
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cs:FoH sAIE:-1s offer for sale my entire
lot Of Household Furniture, consisting Of
2 cook stove with Reservoir and hot closet
attached, and full outfit Of kitchen utensils
An extension table; Oak dining chairs
and croetery; 2 sofa; ST. l, chairs x.l-
ny mt centre table e:vhat-not, and curtain
cernices; ; "a dressing bureau ); sink, s~ash.
stand, fbedsteads, mattresses, heating stoves,
carpets, mirrors; &C., &c. All nearly. nv,
in good condition, and will be- sold much
lees than cost. ~ col A. MOFFATT,
. .-,..-- -.,-s-.--. . -. At Bank, Of ST. ClaDd
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LOOK OUT 1eR sHs Cans !---AI. J. Pick
it, Of the ''Begulator'' Who has bstn Ia New
York for the past month making spring
and summer purchases, win bs home next
week. He has bought and will ship stock
larger than ever before brought 70 this
city. The rush at the Regulator &C.
mands this. and Piekit / Abbott are al
ways up 70 the times. They have adopted
. strietly cash system, both in buying and
selling. and are therefore able TO give their
customers goods at prices with which no
other house can compete. They ore clos
ing oui their fall and winter goods At OK
ceeding lev figures, In order to make room
for the new stock soon to arrive. >, '"3''
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aeoD.-Th. ne,sy resolved from 6aes
and licenses vsrs su6eis.t 70 more than
pay he surrsas sxpsnsss sf ths city dur
Ing tAs past yeer. -. -, '.'. ~ .s.,;,,.
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.aa ~ Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed 1T
his hioe. Send in vour orders.
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important to Farmers !
e. q, CALIFORNIA l. OREGON
SEEDWHEAT AGENCY

+ 20 We furnish Farmers with tho
BEST SEED WHEAT IN, THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from inseetiform Or othe,
impurities grown iron Aus1RAIlAn and
CHILL essd. yielding, On good soil,
n >, ,SIx1Y BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
a gvsssits /, And Weighing
e5sHe1Ats ts the Measured Bushel.
Ths Sazs of Wheat, when nature, arr
ELEcY1H o. TWELVE INCHES LONG.
-. Pat up and seosrely tied and seal
din liaea hAes. snd seat BY mail free t.
tAN parts oe th4 :esuntry, on receipt se'
(psiee.:.s Is 4z:aa: 4:,es55i;4. < #=E
t9s .,a ~ e:.Stt} 4s2.---o---' {5&
| safvyx,sssE2 E7PR1CR3. V5l
eAxrIIs-loc each BAas..60s and 81 each
or in larger 'quss.iss q reasonable rates
CALIFORNIA AMI, OREGON
aEEDWHE AT AGENCY.
.ssyh.1 $50 ssas San FRANCISCO, 7 +
i qllp31.t1s ,California.
Siberian wfnf,a1, Annloa
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BlsHoP WHlPrL1.--Services will be held
BY the Bishop 1t Sank Rapids tomorrow
afternoon, and st 81. Johns church, in
this city, to- morrow evening. =. - = ,
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Dox'r DO 1r.-Diherent parties have at
tempted to ssruA" the bridge, but have not
found that it paid. =. .s..,,.a +, ,.>p... 80
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RrnIuBIl THE new stock which Il on
ths way' from New York, Boston and Phil
Iad.lphis 10 Piskit 4 Abbott. s1ta exceeds
q avthins ever known IN this section. Pick
Il kAbboti arp bound to regulate the mar
ikat $50 .-.-...sss;-@. @5E5 ;5s $
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WKA1E1l.-For . week the sun has
shens - bright and clear - In summer,
and the Wind comes warm from the south.
The streets in town are alrsady dusty.
Mud has . poor show in Ninnssets.
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p. 8 sAIu:.--I oa;ssr ny horse. |sussy andd
harness for sale. The horse IS s years old,
ssund and in gold condition. eti isSt5ss
4. MOFRATT,
AZ Bank q s.. Cloud.
March s22d, 1869. & ss 81. .s
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NV Bus.-Asin host Hayward, Of the
Central, las just had . handsome new bus
builk for carrying pssssagsrs between the
city aud The depot. Il was made BY q. "
Weary, Of this place. -"
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= County Audltors receive no other ice or
reward whatever but the County Com
missoners have to provide for all necessary
olerk hire: sastii H,-25 80 s::.s'',i :'s'i
County ,Treasurers' fees aRs estimated on
the whole taxes; about as.ioprth Of the
taxes are not paid the same year, but
Treasurers receive alss three dollars per
day for tax sales, ono PER cent. on the
sale Of School Lands, twenty-five cents for
redempti on certificate, and fees on money
paid in for redemption and ON fines.
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= Hua11 UP.-aoods are going very cheap
q the Regulator" - room must be made
for The innsnss nsw stock which II on the
vsy. Lsss 10 time In going aud making
purchases, :s...s~,.. /. H.. 81
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Ne v 1DVER z.lsEllEN rs.
6. WEST
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Viii Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and translstsall busi- 7
..-. ness connected with a.
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENoEs.
Gov. WM.R. MARSHALL. 81. Paul. Minn.,
Ex Gov. NILLsR, Philadelphia. Pa,
Hon. JIM. NcKELvI, st. Cloud, Minn,,
Hon. II. WaLLEs. Minneapolis, MINI.
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TuE R1v1R.-The Mississippi is entirely
, clear Of ice as far - to the mills, where
there still remains gorge. ..o.@- - -
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TlAus1SsisD.-Msjor John; G. -Hami'.
ton, who has for several years been at the
Owatonna station on the Winons and st.
Peter Rallread, has bssn transfszred 70 The
ReSAsstsr station, one Of the most iDpor-
tant On The lins., We are glad . know
that = sts.ds hsi viii, the eAsers ef che
road. sTr Vi ii .5 r. in .:ras s .s.,5z ii. ~,
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P1EslD1xr.-At . recent assting Of the
seeekhoadsss Of he 81. Cleud Branch Of
Tie Rspablis Insurance Company, Hon. C..
=. Davis vas unanimously elselsd Prssi-
deaf for The ensuing year. ... --s
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R1covl1ua.-Dr. W. =. Hunter has
besn daagsroasly III during The past week
with lung tsysr, but ~ ars PLEASED TO
sey thst the prospects Of his recovery are
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Bouou1T.-Nrs J. E. West has favored
- with ehoies bouquet Of flowers .'sath-
srsd IN the garden April 2d.'' They very
satisfactorily demonstrate that our esrly
springs blossom with something besides
snow drifts, even though this season has
been . Backward one. ,.".
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MEEKER COUNTY,
- - ! EsN3t-S - = = ~.
GIRBNLDAJ, April

..5aGtiffIE- 10 1853 r. e s3$Ss1HsS
Removal OF the cepital->1npro1o-
.ac!s.sS EI5 i,& nloAto, 6: 5sstsss'A .ys32tt
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1~Adssrtisiss brings tho merchants good'
O tIs eosstaxt noties Of tie customer.
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RsAL Es1ATs AalHoY. 1t win be seen
that Capt J. E. West has opened real
estats agencv, for the transaction Of all
business il that line. He is 8 live man,
and III orders left with him win meet with
the promptest attention 7ss''~' -.' ''' ~
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I .E5 5f:E.M - = ENE8*S
s'That Cough will Kill you,"
Try 'Cestar's" Cough Remedy.
"Colds and .Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try 'sCostar's" Cough Remedy.
s'For Croups-Whooping Coughs, &c.,"
81, Try t'Costar's'' Cough Remedy.
|. :..Costar says it is the best in the wide
world-:andif If He says so--it. Trus-its
True-its True; and We say Try it-Try
it-Try it, Morning. Paper, Aug. 26.]
| All Druggists in ST. CLOUD sell It.
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L sxl1nxDs.-Ws wsuld tender our thanks
- ths Silver Ces1st Band for : hns sore
sads On Tuesday svsning.. They played
100 aAoiss select Hons, and IN good styls.
The band irhaving new uniform made,
and vim come oat soon fully rigeed. : -:
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0oAAD or skDuCA4 41o1 - MeAc 5
svssiag nsssiag q ths Board q Kdaoe.
tioa was held. Is which eonsidsrsbls bu.i-
ness Wa transacted.
Bills 10 the amount Of about $l17 we're
rsesivsd and Ssisfrsd. s=:s.s z,ss.'s: -
Il Was unaninously resolved % have I
summer tern q school. commanding on
tho frst Monday u Maya
H.C. Wait presented The dssd for thl
three lots for the Union school building,
which was accepted. and ths purchas,
money, $l.2f0 Il bonds, paid.
The balance Of tho bonds, %. 600, wore
directed 70 be placed II tAs hands of +. 9.
MeClars. % Be- negotiAted 4 not lee, than
their rar value. ss.s,..4s,:aEs /
1sssrs. Canpbsn. Bas,ss and .Edsl-
hrsek vsrs Appointed ! eonnittss 70 sx-
asaias nd employ tsaeAsrs fae tAe sumnsr
ttsar'n; md i vas directed that prsfsrsnee
= sivsa = Nernal School sraduatss.
PllsoNAI.-Eb. Robinson returned on
Friday ftou Canada with his bride. Best
wishssl ,..,.. .:s.,.,[ :. .lffss.s.f
r. Lamb, of ths arm Of Lamb / Myrick,
Sank Centre, was in town on Saturday:
Nathan Lamb rsturasd on Saturday from
visit to his friends IN Vermont. a;s,ss.i,
On Friday D. Mecaplsy, q Fort Aber-
oronbis, rsturaed from atrip East, bring
ing with him = young bride. ws must
congratulate our friend in his good for
tune. He has given evidence, that it il
'.never too late to mend" ,1as91ass; -
We wsre much pleased yesterday to re-
ceive call from L. E. Fisher and Capt. R.
E. Davies, Of tho St. Paul Pioneer We on
ly regret that their visits are SO few aud SO
brief >5.r.o ss>'5fi = FL.
Hon. G. A. Gilman arrived home yester-
day from trip to Washington. ~r~g
Gen. ANDREW 8. Of the Board. and Lean.
der Gorton, Of tho Prudential Committee,
started for Mankato on Tassiay to attend
the meeting Of the State Normal Board.
Observation-Disclosures & Hayward
are building flour and feed store on St.
German street, adjoining Bells Block. It
is 2ox76 feet, and will be finished in q short
time. e r,Fs2sss>&< =, Egge<S III .
III E. C. Smith is putting new front and
making other improvements in lis dwelling
on Washiagton avenue. sss'9> 5;4s
. F. Schultz is putting anew front ii The
warehouse lately occupied by Arnold y
Stanton, on Washington avenue, and get
ting the entire building in good shape. :"
Z Dr.. G. Weber Is putting mp an of6osf ad-
joining the building 1t present occupied BY
him on st. 6ermain street. - s''' ~
Michael Molitor is building . wagon
shop On Columbia Square, east Of the Court
Na,'l
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Western Hen Should Patr0niZe
g. Western Institutions.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsT ERs.

Reported for TnE JOURNAL By John z.2p, ESQ.,, Reg
80 & : . = lister Of Deeds. a. " = ~
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-RuxAwA1.-On Saturday span Of hors-
% belonging to J. r. Clark, started from
in front Of the Post Office and dashed down
St. Germain street toward the bridge,
bringing up against . post, to the seriou 8
deeriment Of the harness and wagon.
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. ATTENTION !-Farmsrs will : remember
that Rossnberger Bros. are agents 70:
Fnrst = Bradley 8 plows, which have long
been RANKED smong the best in the market:
They have oil sizes, and farmers will find
It greatly TO their advantage, in purohas-
ing plow for durability and good work, to
call and examine these before making selec-
tioas.. They ere warranted. txssg gnn1 =
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.Bu1aIARY.-On the same night on which
tie County Tressurer's Office was broken
into, tho store Of B. Reinhart Was enter
ed, aad $106 in cash taken from . desk.
The bssSlals effected an entrance BY turn
Ing, from ths:outsids the key which had
been left in the lock. ~. s.,s.,t. - 49,.
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ST. CLOUD BRANCH
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1tAe best. Also = large stock Of oil kindS 81
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring 8sds, &6.s' s,*.t :, !
f. Repairing snd ordered work pionptiy
YAetended to. Givs-us . call. Rooms On
fst German st., 81. Cloud, opposite Cath.
lotis church.. o.
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~ Fseteey IN Loser' Town, near tie Saw
% D x1ls,
al. u, IL
ST. CLOUD. cA M III MINN
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Setdby al pf000isls ahd Dse1sss u
( / COOK, coDURN 4 CO.
Iaed9 Agents ,fer: North -Wsstsrn ststsll1
1 u 1RA11o1Hsr1x1 oH1claolikls;s.
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HORSE nuTtS.

Tint Ono Hundred Thousand Dollar Horse,
To gentleman who inquired Of Mr.. Bonner If his
offer OF $780, 600 for horse that would equal Dexers
great performance to road wagon still In force,
and II he had any reservation in regard to it to
age, soundness, &C., Mr.. Bonner replied as fol
lows
DEAR SIR--f have received your favor Of the 18th
instant, In which you inquire II there any c0ndl-
nexed TO my offer OF $780, 600 Tor horse that can
road wagon. In reply, | have to state that !
/ throw the door wide open. or course /
should prefer q young and sound horse like
Dexter. but l shall not make 1t barrier
against any horse undertaking to perform
the feat whether he be young or old, sound or IN
sound lame or free from lameness; whether be have
one spawn or two three ringbones four be blind
Of one eye or bOth broken-wnded or f0undered SO
long as he performs the feat OF starting Dexter
started from my stable IN Twenty-seyenlh street.
near Ninth avenue, at one O'Clock r. NJ, and trottlng
during the same afternoon on Prospect Park, US
Dexter trotted mile in 2:2lz, TO road wagon and
driver weighing together 3lS pounds. There must
be no running or jumping-eyery inch OF the mile
must be troted as Dexter trotted IT, without single
skip or jump; ana must have the privilege OF wit
Messing ana timing the trial, and taking one or two
friends with me. The owner OF the horse can also
have one or two friends present; but under no
cumstances will be concerned, directly or ind
rectly IN pubic or advertised trial, where money
Is received at the entrance gate or opportunity
given for betting,
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lOlstWapfHG A CCNSscTicUT CLERGYMAN
All About n woman.

The New Haven Lerer has the following explana-
uon OF the reported horsewhipping OF the Rev. J..
Eaton Smith, OF The Memorial church AT Westport
by Mr.. Charles Xe,chum:-
Recently Mr. Ketchum sued for divorce from hts
wife and since then has been exceedingly jealous Of
any attentions paid her by residents OF that town.
The day previous TO the unpleasant difficulty Mrs.
kechum sent FOR the Rev. MI. smith TO call on her,
she being q member OF the Memorial church. Mr..
smith declined, and requested his assistant the Rev.
Mir. Short, TO cali The latter gentleman made the
visit using Mr.. Smiths carriage.
The result was that ketcnum, hearing that the
young rectoris carriage was seen Ia front Of his
residence, Immediately flew into Q passion and
swore that he would horsewhip him for calling on
his wife. The next morning, meeting the Rev Mr.
Smith opposite the Post once In q carriage, he
drove up and struck him blow with his whlp.
The citizens OF Wesport were so exasperated 1t
this outrageous piece OF business that an Indignation
meeting was called, and series OF resolutions
were passed condemning the conduct OF Mr..
ketchum.
Rev. Mr.. Smith has been an invalid for the asr
Two years, and this gross attack upon his person has
been brought about through the influence OF q third
parry, Whleh VIII he exposed when the case comes
~ trial.
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man. or even Senator, II that Of school trustee. In
the charter election In December next school trus-
toes have be elected IN each ward OF the city, aud
here again the Seventh wardcrs seem determined TO
do their whole duty within Tammany II they can
without Tammany II they must For the 0fiice OF
school trustee in the ward Mr.. Dennis W. O'Hallo,
ran will be unanimously presented at the proper
time. His election Ia certain.
THE SUPERVISOR CONTEST
This In the most exciting contest that appears
Cohen is sti organizing and still strengthening the
organization lie has already In the field. Every day
adds strength to the phalanx Of citizens that have
chosen him, not only their standard bearer In the
campaign, but az their future representative In the
Board OF Supervisors His opponent Is Mr.. Walter
Roche, the present highly esteemed and respected
incumbent, who has host at his back IN the Tam
many Regency. Cohen and Roche would make big
team running In conjuncti0n; but as opponents for
tlme on the evening OF the great race Whether u
WIN be jacob or Walter, time that last makes all
things eyen) only can tell
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PLEASURE on the WING.
A Test Case ON the Pigeon Shooting Question
to BE Raised To-day.

A Test Case ON the Pigeon Shooting Question
to BE Raised To-day.
IT win be remembered that q few days since the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
adopted series Of resolutions sustaining the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Henry Bergh, In his suppression OF the
championship pigeon shooting match which was
arranged to take place last April between the three
crack Shots John Taylor OF Jersey Cty Ira A. Pane
OF New York and H. W. Thicker, OF Rhode Island.
The match was debated "oiru
Yesterday, however, Mcssrs. Paine and Taylor
made match TO shoot twenty-one BIRDS for The
birds and 500 q side, the match to be shot
to-day at the old woodruff Hotel, Union Course, at
two O'Clock r. NJ, and the contest Will undoubtedly
take place, bad weather and warrants of arrest not
intervening should the match DO prevented by the
society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Apimas
test VIII be jnlnediatey carried into the courts
ana there is no dotlbt that decision favorable TO
the sportsmen wiifSbe rendered eventually.
Mr.. Paine states bat he 1nds 1t dificult to per-
ceive where the line Or distinction is drawn which
makes pigeon shooting match q wanfon d0struc-
ton OF bird life for the reason that II nm individual
or party OF gentlemen GO INTO the woods to shoot
pigeons or other birds II ID. almost invariably done
Tor sport for the actual plGaauIe OF shooting the
Birds, and not with the ven OF securing them az
articles OF food. In such q case the society wonld
not dream Of arresting or prev enting the shooters
The match OF to-day Will raiae fAe question IN ifs
proper bearing to DO adjudicated on ~ tne courts
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TEE REGISTRY YESTERDAY.

Result OF the Second Days Cnnvass-An
Increase Over the Second Day OF Last
Year.
The number OF votes registered yesterday was
considerable in excess Of that Of the second days
registry in 1885, and nearly half large as that OF
Tuesday owing, no doubt, to the fact that large
number OF our "snbsiantialn voters who vote early
and often "havc returned from the Pennsylvania
campaign, Tuesday night, after exertng their
influence" IN that State, and come prepared for a
ermilar purpose to this city. The following table
will show The registry OF the first and second day
OF 1868 and OF 1862 The registry OF this year exceed
ing that OF last by l,537:--
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THE BUCKEYE fa6TTINs RACES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1869.
There was good attendance TO day to Witness the
trotting over the Buckeye Course. The weather was
fine and the track in good condition.
The first race was Tor premium Of $500, for
horses that never troted faster than three miutes
$3.50 to first, $50 to second and $40 10 third. The
following 10 summary
Matthew Smith. Observation-Disclosures. 3 8 /
Anne Hunter. .........................1 l 2
oay I'm nc,os orv: :;c;t o nan h.S,os
OiDOnnel, Susan, Katie, DICK Jamlson. Emma
Scott and Mary p. Barnum were distanced. Time,
2:37A-240L -2:38 H-2:41H.
The second race was for premium of $780, for
all horses; $3.50 to first Sl20 to second $50 TO third.
MOrrlSsey. .................,....... l !
Strideaway Observation-Disclosures. 2
Clara. ....... Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time, 2:32-239A -2:33-23l4.
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NAVAL INIrlLlesNcs.

The order nom Washington detacbing Commander
A. Q. X. Denham from duty OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has been revoked.
Commander John IRWIN Is detached from tho
orders
Lieutenant Commander A. G. Caldwell is detached
rom the Nipsic and ordered TO duty In the Pacific
feet
Captain Thomas q. 0orbyn 10 ordered to ordnance
duty at Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Commander Francis 8, Brown. attached
10 the Franklin, has Tesigped,
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supRsmE Court or THE UNITED STATES.
The Consti osaioEaiity Of State Taxes on For
cisn Imports.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1862
No. 12s. Mo Scs Waring ys. The Mayor, Aldermen,
&C. OF Mobile; error to the Supreme Court OF Ala
bama.--The apl eiIant, q merchant residing In the
city OF Mobile CO nplans OF tax levied under State
authority OF hfty vents hundred dollars gross
proceeds Of sales He Is vcndcr of salt, imported
from Great Britain ana brought over ballast BY
ships coming to Mobile for cotton. There being
shoals which prevent the larger merchant ships
from conipg 10 the wharves OF the city their car.
gdrs are discharged by lighters TWENTY-FIVE or thirty
miles below the city. Waring owns bargcs OF this
CHARACTER which bring mp his salt which, when un.
laden d the wharf, IL weighed aud subjected to duty
by the custom House officials. u ia then stored
in Warehouse rented by wasing ana by him
sold and delivered to the pGTchascr. HIS
sales are e,ai,red to be always I'M the or,gi.
nal packages. anelsken, AID IN Ae same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14
A POLICEMAN STABBED.

Al late hour last night an ARRAY occurred at tho
Union Assembly Rooms, corner OF Grand aud Eilza-
beth streets, at ball given BY the Patrick Murphy
Club, when officers Dick and Atkins, Of the
Fourteenth precinct, interlered for the pus-
pose Of quelling tho disturbance. Ihe latter Was
severely stabbed In tho leg by Michael Reynolds aud
removed TO the station house In spring street. where
his wounds were dressed by police surgeon Donor.
Reynolds was arrested and wnl w arra;gned At iha
Tombs this morning.