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PETERS & CO., HATTERs.

Peters & Co., the enterprising matters
under the Peabody hotel, have just re-
ceived large and well selected stock of
all the late styles of fashionable straw
goods, which, with their felt and silk
hats, they are offering at very low
prices. Give them call.
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Go TO Kenealy's Business College
GRUBBS g. AUSTIN,

$50 Main street, will continue the
closing out sale, at cost for cash, Of their
retail department of clothing for few
days longer. Full stock Of alpaca, linens
and underwear.
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United States District and Circuit
COnrts-TFfgE, Judge.
The following cases will be called to-
day: Hall and wife VS. JacOcks; Busby
VS. Lauderdale county; Holiday VS. city
of Memphis; Long & Co. VS. same; Will
son ct ais. vs Oppenheimer & Co.; Tom
eny VS. Vance; Kennedy VS. city OF Mem
phis; Eskin ct ais. VS. Smith; Bethel VS.
cOuntV of Shelby
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THELATEST ARRIVALS.

Several lovely "Chickering pianos"
parlor, square, grand, and the new style
upright, brought on especially as pres
ents fol- some lovely graduates of our
city. Call and see them, at II. G. Hol-
lenberg's music store, 294 Main street.
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LINDEHANN'S BEER GARDEN.

A grand free lunch will be spread in
Lindemann's beer garden, No. 1856
Main street, from ten to one o'clock to-
day. This evening good music will be
played by an excellent band for the
amusement of visitors.
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4 OTS-Situated ON Madison and Court streets
IL extended, in eighth ward, PrestOn's sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees and are in a neighbornood uneXception-
ably good. A rare opportunity is here offered
10 tenants or purchasers. Price suited 70 the
times and terms to the convenience of appli-
cants. IRRELEVANT q Co,
my26 i9 Madison street.
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First Circuit COurt-EEeIskeI, ]

This is motion day. The following
cases are for trial Monday: 1922, 3O42,
1924, 1921, 1922, 3459, 1852, 1864, 1868,
$40, 1872, 3474, 1880, 1903, 1904, 35I2,
1919, $500, 1923, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1886,
$40, 354l.
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THE Memphis Baptist for Saturday
can be had at all the news-stands. 1t
contains the EDITORS real position touch
ing the Whittle and Bliss meetings,
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College

THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach q
large class of readers.
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Conservatively organized for doing
the business Of out-of-toWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and Individuals
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Law REPORTS.

Second Chancery Court-WaIker, Chan.
eelIOr.
This court has adjourned until Mon
day. The calendar of cases will be pub
lished tomorrow.
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ROons AND BoARD.

GUNNER BOARD-Che8p board for a few
in retired, pleasant, uuiet resIdence Dear
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and society excellent. For full informatioI
apply 10 d. +. Anderson, Courthouse. jus
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY.

FLOWERS, Dubious roots, plants, beu.
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PLANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's

NEURn.-The instantaneous cure for
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BEER COOLERS AND ICE CHESTS.
ALL SIZES,
for sale by

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEIFe
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 Sc
oond streat, HANSON q WALKER,
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THE CELEBRATED FIRST PREMIUM
Patent Self-Ventilating
PEFRIGERATOR
at II, WETTRR a COIq
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supply chipping
M
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WANTS.

EVERYBODY TO KNOW that they can
10 have their old Sewing Ms chimes repaired
at 25S Sc ond street, by West & O'Reefe. All
work warranted. jul2 dGw
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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PERSONAL.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.

.R. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speci-
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STRAYED.

ULE-One dark. brown horse mule, s or
MI years old, white spots on back. A suita-
bic reward viii be paid for mis- return TO
Porter. TAYLOR 4 Co. iu6
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HuseFurnhDg Goods Reduced
Iies Hat Sca and Fans Reduced
and loo pair Ladies' Hose per pair
Lad' Hmstch &C. IOa,
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DROPERTY-The valuable property known
Z as the Donoho place, for a Mississippi NV
er bottom plantation.
my2G WIN. NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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HOUSE-Furnished house, seven rooms, in
IL good location on Tennessee street. VIII
rent low 10 good tenant.
Address
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call q 2nS Secnnd sfraaf
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piano, new. Apply at
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

,:--THE Eclectic for November contains
Is . tontispiece . fine portrait of Hol-
man Hunt, the famous English paint
er.; The number leads off with a no.
table and highly interesting article
on: Napoleon Bonaparte," based on
the recently published Memoirs Of the
Count de Ssg,r. The Count was in
close'sppersonal association with Napo-
leon during almost the entire period
from 1900 to his fall, and he reveals
much that is both valuable and inter
esting concerning his inner life and
personal characteristics. Other at
tractiye articles are: "The Arabs in
Palestine;'' IAN Americans impress
sions Of ENGLAND" BY Horace White,
late Editor Of the Chicago Ns1w,.e ;
aThe Planets put in Leverriers Bal:
ance = "Birds of Passage" "Aak-
.ing;' "rennyyssonas Queen Mary,
Ocean; Circulation p Not TO- Be y
and an amusing paper, entitled .tshy:
lock The yew!ed." Mv:, Alexandra
,"Her Dearest Foe" and Miss Fraser.
Tytlers Jonathan" both striking
stories, are continued. "..~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

THE defeat. Of the! rig baby in
Ohio has destroyed. the last'lingerine
seed of diasension in the ranks Of the
Democratic party ii, so says these.
Charles Times, = Democratic paper
Of this State, which would cry peace,
peace, when there is no peace. sg9N Not
60 thinks the Cincinnati aEnqss;ros,
which two weeks after the strangling
of the Ohio infant, says :*:ss r - as*s7
- 'That which is deriaiyely called BY IL
opponents = rag baby is of Aeah and
blood To it belongs the future. There il
no emotion excited among those who stood
on the Democratic platform of Ohio At the
late election which in the least resembles
encouragement. & 1t has only Intensified
their hate and disgust Of the moneyed oil
garchy-only given them additional rea-
ed" -: .~.-..tr,. ..~.,Fa 81 :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
THE llA1Rkxzs, ABROAD.

The Mark lane Es,ress b. the
following weekly review Of the Brit
.ish corn trade o* Another week Of
storms and foods, with : great extent
Of damage, has further deferred theau-
'tumn's sowing. Nothing could have
been much worse, for the condition q
samples and the abundance Of foreign
old wheat seems to be the chief secu-,
rity from q wholesome dread. The
! moro 40, We know Of the crops Of 1875,
the less Satisfaction it gives. France
about maintains her rates Belgium
and Holland are rather dearer; Ger
many generally very steady, but
Dan1ine b higher; T; Prices 4 s..
Petersburg, Vienna and in Hungary
ate higher" "''' =. - '.' + ~,
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,''*: The extent Of the destruction on
land and sea caused by the recent
storms ii England and Scotland is
even now but partially known, though
the latest advices tell . fearful tale Of
food and sbspwreck. The floods in
Lincoln County, England, are the
most destructive known f6r years. ii the
River Trent having a,inls ;overaowed iii
banks; washing away tie railroad Il
that point and doing much other
damaget Nineteen lives IRE known
to havs&been lost y: the sim,andation
at Nottingham and other towns IN
the Valley bof the Trent, and it is
feared that the worst thasy not been
told. Within the last week zfifty.6ye
lives have been lost on the Scottish
coast. . tt..sa.z 5lsFFzs / '7SsI =; ;. 80
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= AS WE have been fearing for some days;
Democracy has gone to the devil with q
rush, and Radicalism is more alive right
now than it has been any day in 18 months
|-Macon (Ga.) Telegraph asd Messenger.
f This comment on the Ohio election
by a Democratic paper, is q specimen
of charming frankness: That the
Democratic party has made remarka-
BILE haste lately to reach its ultimate
destination will not be disputed; and
that the Republican party, the ciusto-
dian Of the nations safety and we'll:
being, is stronger snd:in better con:
1ttfon 70 look after tthhings here; be-
low than it has been for some time,
is equally as . indisputable. Yet,
We didnot expect: q paper Of the OPP.
position to be 80 very plain in max
ing these admissions. ':2@ 1T.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

The London Time. in Sc financial
column, has the following: We
learn from. Diapers Trade .1os.,nal
that a Manchester firm has ,begpnstd
import calicossfiom the United States.
The fact is significant, and the: inn
portets say .that'thes goods ,aree u i
much better quality and appearance
than sours.% Manchester, il appears,
has found q: competitor atplast, but
that must depend. ON price. atsS E.'rss:ssfs
soMn unknown individual in Wi
mona sent by mail last. Friday, tos.s
well-known lady Of that city: =. one
hundred dollar. greenback, accompan.
led by a note reading as follows:' ..
TO, the only lady in Winona who has
the good sense 70 raise her skirt; ostiit of4he
dust and mud when. walking, this enclosure
os| An ADaa ii1nzn or or PRETTY AND Il, '.''- r.
D. .; r. 6ENsIDLE WOMEN. !.
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INVESTIGATIONS show that during
the past ten years the State Treasurers
of Pennsylvania have, in the way of
overcharges on the interest and other
accounts, stolen 81 ,244,70o Of the pub
lie money. These Treasurers need
sharp looking after. ID"
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COZ: KING. :

! A Washington dispatch. says:
William S: King, exp Postmaster: Of
the House aof Representatives, has
been in the city for several days for
the purpose, Of pressing to- an early
trial the indictment against him for
perjury in connection with his testi-
mony before the Ways and Means
Committee regarding the Pacific
Mail subsidy. He says he does not
intend to present his credentials az a
Member of Congress to the next
House of Representatives with this
indictment hanging over him. The
District Attorney. will, it is thought,
try to have the case postponed until
the attendance of Robert Irwin
can be secured. .,4. ~. II I:
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The Beecher VI. Tlton suits have
Ill been qusshed by the District At
torney. What will *Moulton say
now1 This action of the District At.
tornsy met with the decided approx
al of Judge Nelson.
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LATE NEWS ITEAIs.

L: The Prince Of Wales has arrived
in Egypt. 49,
The watch factory at Freeport,
ILL.,, was burned Friday, loss $3.50, 600.
The estimates in the revenue of
the German Empire for 1875 show q
deficit Of $3,750,000. =:
-576,O54 baskets Of peach es were
canned this season by the Peninsula
canneries in Delaware. "
1t is estimated that English cap
italists have planted ): 500, 600, 900
in the Erie Railway.
Holmes, Emerson and Lowell
are sons Of minister's And yet that
ought not to be brought up against
them. '.s.E -. - i-'r 49,
Lady Thornton, wife Of the En-
glish Minister, intends. introducing
her daughter to Washington society
this Winter. .' =
WIN. MARYLAND Nelson of: the
Moisic iron works company Montreal,
has failed. ;, Liabilities estimated at =
quarter Of million. r.,.; !. ,,e.4t.,
IA disease similar to2the3 epizoot.
| ic is killing off cattle in several coun-
ties bordering On. the ! Pennsylvania
side Of the Delaware river. Gd ,:r:z:
Gov Gov Alien Of Ohio, his IL, gone to
Pennsylvania for the purpose Of tax
ing part III: the canvassof that. State.
How'll make his first speech at Pitts:
bu1.iIs' t<:>s Il. 2.-%:s;:. @..:' u
- Mrs. Elisabeth oCady Stanton
has declared in favor Of the Ohio
'trag baby" The saddest thing about
it ID that the baby is too dead to be
grateful: f171z.' 4 e3h*7 I'd :.''| ,F.''5: =:
Agent Gibson: Of the sDsages,
having established 4 store. to- the e,x. !.
cluaioh oo IF traders. the Indians threat
enslr, and troops Have beeni asked 81
PRO vi l.es..s ss:r7 .:s:,.::
ussi& has commanded the Pol
sith nebles to sell their estates to Rus.
slams at, prices to, BE- fixed by the
Government. This completes the I'M
poverishment Of the Polish nobility.
The struggle of Captain Ward,
heirs over his So, 000, 900 still contin.
'ues at Detroit, and 1T now looks Il
| though the FIVE, lawyers engaged si1
the case will come out minionaires
"A Bntlington,stNt.) boy bsine
askedby' hiss4sacher the other day
Whist oos isionsd the saltness Of theses
latter senectid tlsaaeed with SOME
confdl hee tas piion that it 'must b
owing q spa=i .4.ss. -.
-: = Now hats foreigners are at las'
allowed to, travel in the interior d
China, what. aasplendid new field il
thus unexpectedly opened for the lift
insurance, lightning-rod and; sewing
machine men Of America. l. J
james Freeman Clark, Of Boston
in his Biblical researches, has discov'
cred the original 'ina.tionist, H.
was the unjust steward who contrived
SO that's man who owed . hundred
measures Of Oh = seemed to pay hi,
debt With Shy Shy 81. rs
Il - - -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

THE Russian commission on the
American centennial has determined
to limit the list Of articles to be ex-
hibited to Russian specialties which
are little known abroad. Neverthe-
les they are confident Of making .
croditable display.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

:. = - Nj, Fred stal1ey, residing = near
s Silver Lake, Haw1ey, in this county,
lost lost all his stacked grain one day this
week by fire. MI. stalley. vas engag.
ed in burning the praiirie Ia g 4 around
h s 3! stacks q when TIE fire 81 beyond
control, with. the, result above mem
TONED. -Red Rsser Star s :,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

THERE Is pretty warm fight over
I the senatorship IN Dakota County.
Mr.. Donnelly il the Democratic nom
inee. MI. sesgrave Smith. who was
h;s competitor for the nomination in
the Democratic Convention and was
defeated, is out as an Independent
candidate. Mr.. Perkins, the Repub-
lican nominee, has Withdrawn. . As
the Republican party is now without
: candidate, We hope that Mr.. Don
nelly may Be elected and the proba-
bilities are that he will be.
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JUDGE or PRoBArE.

One Of the most important county.
Offices to be filed at the coming elec-
tion-iudeed the most important the
nominee for which is not upon both
tickets-is that Of Judge Of Probate.
Its duties are difficult and intricate,
requiring good legal abilities. good
Judgment, good discernment and
considerable experience. A man not
possessed of AL these qualifications q
not suited for the position. Many Of
the cases he has to act upon are Of :
complicated nature and full Of diff
culties and antangl dement's, which can
only be Strengthened out and adjust
ed altar much patient and intelligsnt
labor. II is frequently no easy INIT
ter to pass upon The accounts and
business matters Of the living, but
the task is more than doubly difficult
when it comes to dealing equitably
with what has been left by the dead
to guarding the interests oforphans
and defeating the schemes of rapa-
cious wretches who would take the
last cent of the little estate that had
been left for wife and children !. !.
1t IS an Office in the filling Of which
the people should look well to the
qualifications of the different candi-
dates. No man knows how soon his
own estate may have to be acted up
on by the Judge of Probate whom
his vote shall help to elect, and every
man should put the case thus to him.
self: Which of these men would ]
rather have filing the Office of Judge
of Probate in case my own property
and the interests of my, family were
concerned? Which of 50 these men
would I employ should I have an inn
portant suit, involving many legal
difficulties, at issue? Any voter who
states the case thus to himself and
answers it honestly will not be left in
any doubt as to how or for whom he
should vote. y -. ,..~-o,cr~
d. B. searle, Esq, the Republican
nominee, possesses the qualifications
requisite for disehargine the difficult
duties Of the Office in the very best
manner. We consider. it. fortunate
that = man of his legal abilities and
requirements consents to be . candi-
date, and his election should be as
sured. While he is the Republican
nominee, politics have nothing what.
ever to do with the oAice.. It mat.
tiers not whether the incumbent be a
Republican or a Democrat, a Ger:
man or an American, so that he be
thoroughly competent to discharge
its duties. What is wanted is the
very best man for the place. For this
reason we urge every voter to see to il
that tho name of d. B. Searle is or
his ticket for Judge Of Probate. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

AT request of the Rev. Father J,
V! cNamara, chief Of. thesacred or.
der IF United Irishmen, Redivivi, the
members met in hotel on Chatham
street; New York, to hold q court
martial upon Thos. McGeaghan, &C,
cused Of having betrayed the secret.
of the order. q: It was q secret meet
ing, but it was subsequently, rumored
that Mr.. McGeaghan bad been ad.
judged guilty and and e sentenced. to die
the death Of q traitor. In speaking
Of the report Father Mel amara say.
he has no desire TO- contradict the ~,
mors. 49,. .-.....-.- -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

"A batn belonging t. Peter Miller
at Minneapolis burned Friday night.
NJ: Miller, trying % q ave !. team Of
mules w badly burned. Phyli-
Clans ~ Els Injuries viii d doubtless
prove fatala Loss, $500. =. !: 49, ~. ),
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28

HERMAN GREyE, Of Wisconsin,, hua,,,
bought tax titles, On q, coo, 900 worth
Of property in St. Paul. The amount
he paid was $50, 900 for taxes, which
amount draws interest at the rat, q q
two per cent. per month until paid,
and if the. property is not redeemed
within two years the purchaser ID .:en.
titled to possession, with all tie rents
and profits. II zia2 ss,3's'i y. J
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THE TICKET.

We have referred at length on sew
eral occasions, to the different candi-
dates on the Republican State and
County Ticket. They are all good
men, and should receive the votes not
only q AL Republicans but of al
Democrats who wish to see the
different Offices filed BY men Of the
- abilities. Let svery man a, 70
tbs polls md do HE whole duty. .,,..s.