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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-28

Fifty PRINCE ALBERT DIAGONAL COATS
and VESTS. With PANTS 10 match. They arc
really beautiful, and can be sold low.
Also, fifty FUR BEAVER OVERCOATS, win
Gag Agent for the MANHATTAN WHITE SHIRT.
DC o-Tu, ThSS3m t.sas.s f..#-.@ -."
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BY: telegraph.

III : ~ S.1ti NEW 1ORk.HISf HIM
NEW YORK.. October Noon.EStoeks acifte.
Money, g.. Go'dsill5xi Exchange-Lgpg, 497ks
shorI 4S4. Sovern1aents active and strong. States
qu1sc ana n0mtnHs J u g.tiE53EtESy 2. SfstIw II
479.a God, Rl54@ll6. Governments active and
strong new SIS, I q. states quiet ana nominal Z
..,:,,. 49,. - < BALTIMORE. iIa -
BALTIMORE October 27:-yirgtuia 60, peters,,
47:LVIrRiDh ,cohsofs;boSGx w est- Efrginias 81
North Carolina 6s, new. g 81 speciaf aS,2. Bid
l0-Qaysf .,I sIJ ii fff t.E. Rs.g,asJ
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YKEN,S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun
- dred tons of this celebrated coal for saie Also,
Reliance and Burnside Egg and stove; West
berland. for steam and smiths use: Clover Hill
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Hail Coke;
Onk and Pine Wood. "a. WRIT ROBERTS.
nc 90 corner Seventeenth and Gary streets,
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Markets byATelesrapli.

NEW YORK, October 27--Coton firm and quiet at
14asc. Flour rather more steady wi.h moderate de-
lland; suptriae western ana state: S5@s5.40
ira, S6.70@t9. Wheals eadier and fair demand at
S1.23@$l.41 for winter red western; SI24n1
Sl.45 for amber rel western 81. 35@31.50 for
white western: Corn "a nc! BITTER with good de-
for@saiI. western; 73N975c. SbIgh.ain .s.s
ern; Tic. for western 81 mixed IN store store
mixed western and State 45@52e. for White west.
ern ann State. Coff: Rio gull aud nominal Sugnr
quiet and steady; fehned In terreqnest for ex.
and ed I@I for uSs
failow heavy at sg@sSc. Kosin srm at 81 SOC
sieasS Tapf o,s nsF aS@4S
Old prime steain dull and nominal al / SIC. w bis
key shade firrner at $I.17. Ere ights heavy and
lower. = 49, p fh.-ig1 '..si !.
BALTIMORE, October 27-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat1irm, fairly active aud unchanged.
Corr. southern quiet; white. 75@7Ss.; yellow,
71@73c. Oats Gull; southern, 3S@46c. Rye dull
aud nominal. Provisions steady and unchanged.
NOMINAL WhSRey heavy iisS Sugar uE qa aR
CIV 's .-'S'.'. CINCINNATI. s. ~. -. }t
CINc1NNATI, October 27.--F1our dub: family,
Corn dull and lower at COG Oais in fair demand
and lower at 2s@42e. Barley steady and In psode-
rate demand Rye dull 1t 7ae. . Pork easier at
$1,000. Lard dull and lower to sell; steam, l3c.
kettle, 134c. Bulk meats easier; old shoulders, SIC,
clear riDsides, 1876; clear sides l2Ac.. loose; new
jobbing, &c. for shoulders. Bacon quief and ,u1I-
changed. Eogs-Demand active; common. light,
extra butchers. 81. 25@s7 SIS: receipts. j, Os5 !;
shin nents l.l72. Whisky steady and In fair do
mand at 81 49, Butter dun and unchanged s,
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BRITISH Provinces,

ToRosTo S0ctober27 .-Ths Canadian. LOAD
Of two: million five, hundred thousand
pounds sterling bus' been, subscribed for:
many times over in London .; s5nail5 "a
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Sun sets. High TIDE. ........ 4.20
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 27.ls75.
... -Ls..it..r,.s Arrived. 4 gr:drfa mo-
Steamer Shirley, Travcrs, Baltimore, merchant
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chaudise and passengers, L. u. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner 8. =. TYLER, Bu:hnell, Boston, coal aud
pig.iron, Curtis i Parker. ;.aH slioi 40
Schooner John G.. Henry, Donnally. ,Phladel-
pha ria Old Forr, lumber, Curtis & Parker. - -
CLEARED For THIS PORT. T.. JHii>
From New York October 18th, schooner Lille
Falkinburg, Falkipburg. ~2;'t -
From kockland October -, schooner Caroline
. From PhiIadclphia October 26th, schooner Franz
els French. ThrockmortOn.
From Philadelphia October Goth, schooner Ella
II. Barne:, Larder.
From Philadelphia DC ober Goth, schooner Robin
From Philadelphia October 26,h, schooner An
ME Looney. s-s%> @,t1t
..... MEMORANDA. r.J@. ,,.,.., = J
schoonar Alice Curtis, Phillips, from Rlchmond,'
arrived at Norfolk October 26lh
Schooner Caroluc Knight, Rogers, from Rock
land. Me-. for Richmo ord, arrived at New York o.
schooner David Currie, Darrell, from Richmond,
arrived at Philadelphia October 26.h -, - p.
Schoonery annie Il. Crdnmer. Bragg, from Ricn-
moud for Newark. n. d., and Dary Z. Th0mp-
son, Gilkry. from Nichmond, arrived at New York
October 25th.
at New Yo,k October 2OIh for Richmond @stJ 4
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BALTIMORE,
liLOElSYILLE.E

LOUISVILLE, October 27.-Flour quiet ard un-
changed. Corn dull at 60@60ae Oats dull at SO
and nominal Bulk mea1s-Shouldtrs Saic.; clear
rb.sides, 1870; clear sides, 1916. Bacon-9houl-
dsrs, 9Ho ;clear rib Sides clear Sides 4ac.
Changed at Is. Bagging quiet and unchanged,
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A LAsKA POWDER-best preparation
IA in use for cleaning metal, washing paint, glass,
&c. TO nousekeeper5t III 3s zparticularlY recon-
menled by CHRISTIAN q WHITE,
"a +E AKepta
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COAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
~ best ANTHRACITE COAL from SO, 1915,
TO 81 per ton: SPLlNT at s4.7h 10 So. rs per ten;
$3.50 per ton; SOFT COKE at the lowest cash
prices WOOD, $3.50 to So per cord; and all fuels
al lowest cash price,. C. H PAGE,
Ninefennfh and Cary streets.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARK ct.

BALTIMoRE, October 81 The cattle market dtl-
ring the past week has been dull and prices lave
declined 1c. very best, &c; first quality az
2t@3kc.; most sales at 3Y@5c.- receipts. GIGS!
sales, ,0l2. Hogs have been In fair demand at
lower RAGS, closing doll, with the tendency SIN
downward :; range, 10G1 lie. - receipts,r q. 0z5
Sheep have been dull at unchanged rates; range,
@5Hc. Iambs-S9G4 ;reccipts, 8 $50. -
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL.-Two
Ill cargoes fresh ANTHRACITE COAL Just
landed, all sizes. SPLINT LUMP. the best mines.
GLOVER Hull and BLACK HETH LUMP
COAL. LUMP COKE, the very best
My unriralled SAWED aud SPLlT COOKING
aud kINDLISG WOOD. All fuel at lowest prices
ocS ]. 3. WATKINS.
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FOUNDRY AND FURNACE COAL
Il very superior. Price very low cA A H.,
Seventeenth and Cary and 1895 Cary street. aa 70
nRAY- SPLINT COAL.-It has no supe-
VI rior as grale coal. guarantee 1t 10 be hard.
or. and that il will burn longer than any 0ther
splint coal mined In West Virginia, pr that l. SOLO
In this market. 1t burns up clean.
p r. CARRINGTON, Sole Agent,
:" corner Seventeenth!and Cary ana
ouf6 49,. :, 1900. i s 6 1895 Cary street.
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FIN

1RICzMo sTeJs IL, HsxczArs;H
~ - DssspAr October On, 1s7
Iefs ssas i,q meeting 81 the Stock Boar, Yfs ~
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WOOD AND COAL.
CfO- COAL "A ND WOOD SJS
Old. DEPOT. olcs

keep constantly on hand a full supply Of all
kinds Of FUEL, such rs RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes; CLOVER HILL
LUMP aud HAIL COALc SOFT COKE. WEST
VIRGINIA sPLiNT LUMP and HAIL GOA!a
All coal sold by weight and guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction In all respects. COAL and WOOD
OF various qualities 10 suir BUYERS OF NIL Kinds. A
call Is reGu, sted and sale guaranteed. Entrarce
from basin bank aud Cary street. =, 10
>, .... ~. e.. No. Sl3 Basin bank, between F..
oc 25.lln Eighth aud Ninth streets.
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PRICES.

A NTHRhCITE COAL for furnaces, La
N trobes, self. feeders, base burners, and other
stoves; CLOVER HILL LUMP and HAIL, Tor
crates; WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT mo. b!ocR1,
highly recommended: BLACK HgATH lump,
average, and smiths burns like the Mldothlan, ano
Is mined OH adjacent property. For sale at prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers.
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
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KIcEMoNp, FRED,G b POTOMAC e. R.Co..3I
OFFICR GEIEhAL TIcXKT Agent. \
RICHMOND, Ser tembeS IL, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS slstff0,

235 u. n leaves Byrd-strest station daily, CON.
%falH Fl 4eSnng WIZ ths Bsitt more ana 3nlo
+, tt%I2i!I aAdrfH-due at Camden station, BSfu-
-flEi :fat :. more at 9t6 y! NJ and with New
,,54 ,t-n,I York train, (THRoUGH SHELTERS
49,. a. FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW YORK;:
> EJIa3t} II and with New York Might Express
.,3rj4si uclefG Baltimore and ,Potou1ac railroad
-.,s s mt Washing ton: arriving Mt Charles-
iIei ~ Street station, Baltimore at 1850 r.
fGG.p <GdqsM. THROUGH sLEKPER FROM WASH.
s:so Pm. isaves syfa.sir statIon tsaadsy
,"lE3t fR3 excepted. connecting ut Washington
,~.t.9g aut yi,i. The Baun t anI no!omas sud
.sS5 pm a aeat'5ia SIu 9S TE1IH Tor
h0n.pt ri Hanover Junction, leaves Broad. Street
$3.50, ~, station (sundays ekceptetiL .I3la,5r.-
Is Am. arrives at Byrd-Street station Menr
1:soP.M. arTives at BBysa.ssreet station daiysgi
s:37 A. H., RECOMMENDATIONS TEAM arrives
at Broad-Street station tSundays exc
s.ai. .n1s;3 cepted)2 - ttlb~-1}sS - s6Hts
i, Parlor-cars Oh day trains - h,f..sa! MAD
Pullman sleeperso on night trains. ~. s..,.r,,
: FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broat.Stree station
on fTUESDAT u, THURSDAY, sanf !! SAT URDAY
.NIGHTS foy all psints North and West ana a. T.
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, apd .FRlDAf
MORNINGS. Consignees'0 OF live stock and perish.
able articles upau giving notice at cepot can OBJ
tain freight at Boulton on preceding evening. "
Through bills, OF lading and rates gfyerf0 all
principal points North and Vest ,sn ,Iy,ns
Il! faab;o ,iGI5GaGenersl s. Sd Sefibtsndsnt.n
g7Io, Ill; hto.i l.;H 81 CA TAYLOR,
self General Freight and Ticket Asepi.a
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MOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SlDNEV.-Hayiug taken the
yard corner of lain and Bcviere streets. formerly
occupied by W. Z. Ford, for the convenience OF
my frencs and the public In that vicinity, would
buy ANTHRACITE, COKE, GLOVER HILL. aud
WEST VIRGINIA SpLINT COAL. OAK and
PINE WOOD. as cheapas can be bought In the city.
all coal sold bv weight. Satisfaction guaranteed.
w. j. MCDOWELL. First and Broad,
Seventh and Main, Main and Belvidere streets.
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: -IylJa JLtt -ITT' ytE'I1 ,Ilr.I.
The Fishery CIains

OrTAwA, October 2 The commission for
the consideration ofithe fishing, claims viii
not meet until early next spring. ~ :, =
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F0R PHILADELpHIA.---.rT,.~ eaa
ILL

:, sssansI hnisnss. Capiain CAan. WI ri resiye
instsntas h e,s sSSse port FRTDAp me 2ptk
,sselEhs nEen ZOE Rilmlngfoas DEL Rfoyidenee.
e1 san and bills Of hds s,n,
a.assge TO- Phtlasslphta, ipsiudies mea,s NM,
s'a as "a Sa,S s p PORTER. Aren't.
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ClANNELTON SEMl-CANNEL COAL
clhe peerless coal foropea CRATES kindles quicker
gives more heat. and burns longer than any coal on
the market Anthracite Coal all sizes best qualify
Cumberlau u( oal, for steam: Quinnimont Coal for
steam; james River and Belona Soft Coke.
-.,.-- :. Il. LATHkOP.
ca Seventeenth street aI CraWbridgc.
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EOR BALTIMORE. - Il! ASENEy
4 @t-i TgI.WEEKLY. ksA
iPOWHATAN STEAMBOAT AIHE .'z3;'
-.zf#.# q a''ssts'f|t. FOR fit-h-s ~
-, THROUGH FREIGHT. 49, :.
So ~ TT ~ .tJ-f ! 4 Is ~
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND Ant

400 NO DOCKAGE CHARGED; NO. 90
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, OF this line leave their new pier. In
the DOCK, root OF Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS as A
O'Clock, and RDAYuAFTERNUON ae "a
O'clock for Baltimore, rnaing close cornerstone al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio raitroan for
ait points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central raih DAD Tor nefthernicitits and Cauaaa.
Through bills signed to Baltimore anu all points
ven, and rates guaranteed as low as BIZ any otLeI
line Apply % - tt,.l Z. B.TATUM, Agent. !
Offices, Twenty -second ard Dock and Niatn and
Main streets. az &C Al
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T HAVE IN STOCK 9 full line oIH
ladies misses. children. and Infants; Newark
Boots ealters sps Tits RSusM'as
pT 5rbtIaren;s fine Dress and WaIktDg.Shoes
Gentiemen,s, Ladies', Boys. and Misses Slippers:
heavy Peg Boots, Ploagh. shoes sna Brogsn,s i9t
shippers: Trunks, yaIises, Satehe,s; B,Es; Over
Callers, &C. - ~ ~ r.. y. =.
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COKE-S5 PER LOAD.-I am selling one
~ boat. load OF LUMP COX at IS per c1rt-load
because fear there may he Jumps among II that
will pop but will endeayor TO pick out any such.
have an abundance of No. COKE, and also Keep
every kind of fuel. Persons wishing 10 lay In sup
plies for winter please give me call;
~ 49," =, ) : ~ - ~. j. F. COTTRELL, -
an ae.3m corner Cary aud Ninth streets.
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JOSEPH II. PASCoAsT,

ms ."l - :llns acres Was sod, ploughed Ia the
S:hs dut! panied the middle Of May, without any
.r'.Ak'r III any Mind. three aud II half feet each
NJ! "i N'c rows; was pluuged three times before
!"i Isl VIII 2hIr.ahovel ploughs. This Was all
VII" c'1lllNs,,oh y had. The aboYe-dcscribed corn
"a sen IL siOc" since the 10Th OF september.
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MARINE INTEI.LIGENCE.
OCTOBER 27,lS75.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER IS, 1875.
Sun rises. .641 Moon rises. ........ 4.40
Sun scts..........7.l9 High tide, ......... 4.20
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE The Old Domination
ssts9msnp Gotnpauy VIII 1isvs na.ss s - -
s 10 s sait'ns for New On paiDA1 J.io-
Tls steamer OLD no MINIO S,wfIi saIi On SIM
DAY: tobar 81 AT s. O'Clock II. "a. 8 81
Freight receive d dirty unifF 8 O'clock r. 81!
i =, e, s.. iE0KGE " ALLEN q Coz.
" Ss-15 ..Sgfsf5 81 8y4 hEeuts.s
FOE NEW Z Oh 81 The .sTSR
Old Domininn Steamshtp-t COMMANDMENTS
sLasissfaship OLD sDuMIaIDNs CaptaJn WAIVER,
VIII saiI sUNpAY, 0ctoaer 31sts nf O'Clock II. 81.
ming. = : - 'aaes-s -
= Ihrough bills OF ladinz signed and goods fsr.
MaIued With dispatch 20 an pointg north. ssorth.
sASSS ana west; afoo. 20 foreign ports. rs 5as,fss
IS Frassaager accommodations unsurpassed. sssIsg
~ 20 asw York. q; steerage, %: rcurd
sorfretShs or yRssage applytosf IN -
sf 80, %, o. Wall EN- q. co.. AGEasa.
~ zo-os flcmnapy's W harf. n0cKes4,
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Old DOMINION STE MSHIP.x|Tfx
~ WL8E. 23C0MPANY. -nl ss eaksizs
10y :, ,ir.sst gIit;atfy 81;
FOE. NEW iYoRs, /

Thts company win disrr... 81 their splendid
stealxersEoLD D0sffNffoiN wy 1NoKEs SsAaC
BELL, RICHMOND, and EORGE,W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ii
hffrb t'fS 81 ~
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
pressiy for this route. Is"i ~ yaai{ ~ lat3.tI
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and esth'
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed. OH IgEiz-y I.l,t,: 9 f.sj!gg2 II
q Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the rCompany's covered pier, 81
North river. .ft: iyg. lssig.L ia1 s.it E!.',
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred. .eli!la t,.srst
freight received until P. NJ. daily. $3.50.
800 GEORGE W.AiLEN &, Co, Agents;
my Ia ~ Office Oompany's wharves.; RocsettS.
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The people amazed at BECHER,S immense stock
of tlnc goods and astonished at his Low PRICES
e r hey advise their friends TO cal on b. BECHER.
as lie protects The people against trickery aud eXtor-
ton. He keeps a splendid stock of READY;
MADE CLOTHING for Mems, Youths, Boys, and
Chldrcn's wear. An elegant assortment OF FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC CLOTHS. CAsSlMERES,
and VRSTINGS. and complete line OF GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. Everybody de-
lighted. None go away dissatisfied. g...s-.
For FINE GOODS, STYLISH GOODS. and Low FIG.
UREs, cali on +..t 'E b. BECHER, 2
800. 1917 ..,z g,tE the Veteran Clothier.
nn lA03 Main street. Richmond. VA.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBe1ATssEs=T-r.
"a III L -: a., IA COMPANY. ~,
t.0I ssL..n WINTER SChEDELH.,g Nan .,,,ts
AND NEW YORxs -


20, 81, saI,lg WINTER sChEDELR.sq aSY
Eye s ssa}HhS6k, 81 , { as
ALSO FOR .1ttss gsfEt.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RFyER
Ga. and after. I'D aDAE,Dctobe IS 1919, this
GompIny' g fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYI-
wESYEh; Captain x Ap Posr.. carrying IEnitedf
States Mai, will leave wharf koeketts fei ahoye-
namsd points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, md
Passengers make sure connections with BSy Line
at NozSolk for tBalttmore,, PhiIadhlah,si and New
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY ~. q. 3, eo re
FARE no tNORFOLK, AND RE-aiJit .ssist
TUhN.... so u IL
Fare to Baltimore. 90 -
> Fare TO Phiiadelphia. 8 80
y Fare to New SYork l..s.y.. -j12s50If
Tickets for sale on steamers, at Gsreer s. Co.'S!
Ticket Agency, Main stree, aud Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked. through Freieas received,
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and
regular landings on James river 'front.' a. 81. 10
6 +. NJ: at reasonable rates. 'ts'yt csit.9 - q
Freight for WY nrsr Dc
z. B.sTATUM, General a gent.
Office: Company's wharf. Rocketts; branch Office
90 ~ ''a' = ". = ~: ss' '''"'1' ''ses cc ae
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Aaron and the Calf.

Mr.. EDlroR:.-The following good
one was related to me by gentleman
from Indiana, as having happened in
one of the courts of that State. l think
it has never found it's way into print {:
Ex-senator Pratt, Of Logansport, being
engaged as counsel in certain suit, a
rather green looking witness was upon
the stand, when the Ex-senator pro-
ceeded to QUESTION him. He had not
gone far, however, when he turned to
the Judge and said he didn't think the
witness understood the nature of an
oath, and requested the privilege of
asking him a simple question. The
Judge giving consent the legal gentle
man asked the witness who made him.
The witness dropped his head for mo-
ment, as if in brown study, when he
looked up very complacently and said:
Noses" There" said the legal
gentleman, didn't l tell you 50, -
whereupon the greenhorn turned to the
Judge and asked the privilege to ask
the counsel question. The Judge
granting the request the greeny asked
the Ex-senator, "And who made you %
The Ex-senator, putting on long face,
answered, "Aaron.' "Well," said the
greenhorn, "Tve see'd d somewhars about
Aaron's maxim a calf but then never
thought that Id see the id thing"
P. W. E.
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IN UNION STRENGTH--IN KNOWLEDGE POWER
RED WING, MIMI. TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1875.
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, Coun-

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, Coun-
y ty of Goodhue Probate
Court, Special Term.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Anna Caroline Freeman, Of the city of
Red Wing, Of said County, minor.
On reading and filing the petition of
Peter Freeman, guardian Of said minor,
representing among other things, that
she the said ward, is seized Of certain
real estate Id the County of Ramsey in
said State, described as follows, to-wit:
The south one-haf Of lot eleven, (ll) Of
block nineteen, (l9) in Ashton and
Sherburne's addition to the city of St..
Paul, in said County of Ramsey, and
that it is necessary that the same should
be sold, and praying for license to sell
the same at private sale: and it appear
ing to the Court, from said petition,
that it is necessary for the maintain
ance and education of said ward, to sell
said real estate and the whole thereof:
1t is ordered and directed that the next
Of kin to said ward, and all persons in
terested in said estate, appear before
the Judge Of this Court, on Saturday
the fifteenth day of May, A. D., 1875,
at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at the Probate
Office, in Red Wing, in said County of
Goodhue, then and there to show cause,
(if any there should be) why license
should not be granted for the sale Of
said real estate, according to the prayer
of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order shall be published for
four successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, the last of which publica-
tions shall be at least fourteen days be-
fore the said day Of hearing, in the
GRANGE ADVANCE weekly newspaper
printed at Red Wing, in said county of
Goodhue.
By the Court,
n. 0. WERNER,
Judge of Probate.
Dated at Red Wing, the 9th day of
March, A. D. 1875. 5w25
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1t now looks as though 4=4=e only
way the European princes will be
able to keep peace is to get up a
war. The immense standing armies,
supported by the tax ridden and op-
pressed people, are causing muir
murings which the kings will be
compelled to heed, and the only
way to passlfy things is to get up a
little brush with some rival power
and kill off a few hundred thousand
on each side. Well, war will be a
serious thing for the Europeans but
it will raise the price of wheat. No
great evil without some little good.
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From Zuinbrota Independent,
MURDER.

Terrible Tragedy IN Cherry Grore.-
4 Man Shot Dead at His Own Fire.
side.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT The t0l-
lowing is a correct statement of facts
as near as we know at the present writ
ing, concerning the murder of W. Y.
Churchill, Of Cherry Grove
News comes to-day of terrible trag-
edy enacted in the town of Cherry
Grove, on the evening Of Tuesday, the
9th inst. VIM. Y. Churchill was a
somewhat notorious character living
about three-fourths of a mile west Of
Cherry Grove. On the evening of
Tuesday he was sitting by his own fire
si>.e reading newspaper, when some
unknown person from without fred at
him through the window, the shot tax
ing effect III his breast, he fell dead inn
mediately.
just before the firing Mrs. Churchill
thought she saw some person pass and
repass the window, and spoke of it,
but Churchill, with an oath, replied
that it WAS only her own shadow, or
something to that effect, but was fired
ON almost Immediately. 1t was thought
that the gun was loaded with pieces of
iron or nails besides the bali, as both
the double sashes and stove-pipe were
shivered. The house where this terri.
BILE tragedy occurred stands back from
the road nearly eighty rods in the field,
no other residence being nearer than a
quarter Of n mile, SO that the assassin
could easily approach the house and re-
tire without being seen by outside par.
ties. Churchill was man of consider.
able property and owned a large farm
was II large trader and dealer in stock,
and loaned money considerably, but
was known throughout this community
rs I, hard case, and for several year:
past his name has been connected with
much scandal, in which women were
considerably mixed in. His death vii
cause no pangs Of regret by the com
monity at large, by whom he wa:
looked upon with distrust, yet the sud
den and terrible manner of his takins
of cannot but shock the community il
which he resides, where he has been :
! citizen for number of years.
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Stop That Cough.

Many hesitate to try remedy for a
disease, on account of the expense, con-
nected with the uncertainty Of its bene-
fitting them; while at the same time,
had they confidence in that remedy, the
expense would be the least objection.
With this fact in view, we make the
following proposition: Any person suf-
fering with cold, cough or sore throat,
that will call at F. A.Poole's Drug
Sto- , and purchase a bottle of HALE S
CoUGH CORDIAL, use one-half of it
and if they then conclude that it is do
ing them no good, they can return the
bottle and receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity,
that produced such magical results.
Don't fail to try it.
Orange Williams, Proprietor, James
vile, Wis.