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, 1875-10-01
THE ARSiY.

4 few changer in tho stations Of Psymastcya
have boou announced, anu otbors arc said to 10
Oh tho tapIs: ataj. G!onn has been relieved
from duty In To1ast alld ordered to New Or
loans, for duty in tho Department OF tho0ulf.-
Mai. Arthur going 10 TexnH, to take lis place.
Mai Boadhoad IL assigned to duty in tho Do
partmnnt OF California.
A number Of changes In stations OF medical
officers havo recently boon announced: Sur
COON Anthony ucEer has been relieved FROM
duty tn tho Department OF Dakota, aud ordered
to duty In New York Observation-Disclosures
geou r. LeD. Monroe taking hla place in tho
Departmon. OF Dakota. Asaissaut-s'Tgeon
John Brooke Ia assigned to duty ip tho Dol'a1t-
uent OF tho South. aud Assist taslt-surBeon U. u.
l}yEue to tho Department of Texas. Surgeon a.
Il. Smith Is reliovel from duty In tho Depart"
mont Of tho Missouri, and asafgnad to duty IN Now
York IIarbor, to Huccood Surgeon hlllhan. who
avails Aimsolf Of = leavo of ahAouco. sargcon
Swift, on duty ut Newport Darracks. Ky, goes on
3 short leave OF hbsoIco+
Capt Hamilton Llobor. Military storetooper
OuartermAater'a Department, had been ordoted
Tho troops that wont from Salt LaHc City,
Utah, to Nevada, during the last lhGihn eoare.
have s!l rctu1uod to Camp Douglas; ind tho
compaay that las boen temporarily at corlnno
has nlBo returned to tho Halno post.
Tim roupiou Of tho Array ct tho Tenmessec,
which takes place at Dea Nosnes, H.. OIL tho
2ath md 3Uth nat bids fair to bc brilliant al
flir,-a large Number OF Officers a,'l o1-ott'cers
haYinE notIlod tho Conmitteo OF tlolf purpose
u bo preacAt.
The truops aro occurring tho Hack Hills coun-
try, capturing, and sending aoross the rescrsn-
| tion-lineH. oil unauthorized porsonb. aloat OF
t!lo mlnarn loft tho country iu accortlane0 with
tho torms Of 0on. Crooks proclamation, u few
only remaining 70 be escorted RcrosH the limos by
, 1875-10-01
rrowtIp, md otpcnsn In fttlng mp Fultahle place

ttn 1,i1AA
crowds, md otpons" III ht''hg mp f''t""'' p'"e'
w19l ." ,!",rrsats. ,- .,,o,,,, l., h,d hno
Mr. ~ H. Deary sall lho only tno.Rht ~ ne n' Nv ~
ntnn ths ns,tlp waa ~ ssaasa ,vis ~ a nr trs, W.
tnsGRs 39 ~ M s1rs 'nes,,nGn s nd uu, .s wy si
s1's , My , x'FK nf''Hn '''e' ''' - "''' '''' '
hf. Inr Hi5nra fna i,to y Waa H. 1, ,y iii ~ -, ~
tne e, ""ta t' ,,t, 10 t.r,ris mctin".
1AT III rntnR nI. wtI ~, ~" ~ ~ f =. IL. x ), n-cb
sa. srcrcr sa ~ '' II ,,r @ wss n1wavtn
,r.,, s"at; f;i a. :. n sr IT, n,re,I1 saf,y s"iins
R"s..a without nin " ~ sn
@ sr, ~ ~ ~, rntnr MI T., r s'1nv t
@ , .' liz ,,r ~. ,.nni r. r,,,,r, 'rurs sui, no
,1 oIM IN MA nr"st ,syt o,ssrori.g II t,r ,rr't.
,, NH"e"n'p Wt.'. ,fo"av TX @ r. "
""'''s ''1 Tn nrr | Itnor t:1.,1r,i r,tI-rurr.
en 10 IA" IN la'oE u any arrangement ~ t"'
eng, H., ,,.,.x So, ,o, y, ..r.r
Mr benH5 saa no tane ~ l'.1en, anu nnt !" ninah:
H. VA sn,a chtaa9 eruea snu no annRnt
iau ts ea 9 ~ s n ~. nrc ;,, -. ~ rn, ct,nl
cbnschfs wa nn' "At wa "aht"" nsW. 1nht Hs,nuu %
~ o't ant an nni scpn ~ hsa smtet ~" -.
tieft OF sesi serteh ~ n!s,. s, nns ea harc
WAL AAu HE HuEt'l 'HAH ~ ''"J h""t. '""
, 1875-10-01
WISCONSIN CoHuHEGATIoSAl1sTs AND IAEspfIER-
IASH.

IASH.
spsrtnl Dfspafch to Ths Cafrnoa Tribune,
DE1olT, Wis, Sept. 30.-~fho Congregational
and Presbyterian Convention Of Wisconsin opot-
cd its thirty-Afth annual meeting here tonight.
The Rev. ]. +. Dudley, OF Eau Claire. prcachcd
tho opening atrmou, taxing for his thcn'c, "Tho
unity Of Divine nnd huulan agencies for tho
conversion Of tho world" Tho diBconrsc was u
practical exposition Of tho duty Of faithful
and hopeful work for tho conversion nf ncn,nt sr'iF-
Ing in human aguucies aonr but nshatea mud direct
ed by Divino wisdom. The organization Of tho Con-
yepsian will be effected Tomorrow. Tho wet weather
jntcrfercd somewhat with the attendance from this
immediate neighborhood tn-lay, hut large numbcr
Of delegates from distance arc here. aass .oo
arc expected In all. To proceedings Of TIN cthvon-
t,e, will OCCUPY every day aud evening Until Muud1y
lUDn. ... .....-. -...
rnrsnTTEnIAss At SIOUX cErx.
Speciat Disfa&ca u Ths Lhitt!o Tribune.
aIoU1 CITY Ia, Scpt 3a.-T Tho Northwestern Frcs.
bytsrian Synod vii. convene hets "Wednesday noxs st
continue QUO week. Thefe will 10 about Is membeFa
present.
, 1875-10-01
TO HENT-HOUSEs.

Io nEsr :,1:1n s,nK nEsr ;s y sm:.IinSS
KS. sG,; e: |S .ss ion Il %:o''"ss "' % i'
fTn Rt1rv-NEw nn,cK HOUSES 0yi5EsT slnE.
Gsa H. III II 4 @' Ell &c a'a'' o''a''
r,z: % VI tn4 :!' y x IT, ''s 's""'E "
ss,a ,scss sSp iass: L s
T" ss! S&x '9G f a.s
s: Ill., II! .H s,ra. HSa s'sat 81 ts' i s
!isS' as VT 1:s'' r :;'e'' se'''o " .D1 e'
Ituls Ei.,r.. 5. nwElLtSt;s IN ESTY;;St%Tii.
Which. il i..s'aio i. ''' p'' ''''"''''
'1n ni;Ag -o.,yM:, s;.srTh.5E. 80; Aia M!G,,I, M "
=; e. x ,s s,"aI4 sfsm' h, A. L. osook'
-: s's ' H. <sss sss' sS.ss
tPS's''s'' a@6E 'SfisHfS f':s
Msdit"n.at.. kttru u,
rsn,3 - .'.s.at sa:tan. t,ont ss;o,y "a ~.
iS:a S. l. III III rs1 t ii2 .gi '?5p-f
ssa,s se'. ,pas. ,;r,s-
~ ~ g' es; f s q: s a''p
sls i"5 7.,nEJ soSn; and barn. n'es ofd'f' hus'
Si5'st.rc snl jrS1sn. uess Thlry .aFssst.. ,.,,
'F;2ts5R tS5lR' Fl T. T s!s::'
MfSN %e.s 't'sn. ;a hao,n m ' Esshsass
Building.
,t,p nEsr-A new TwtrSTOi?Y ii1U;f:, IN
l. Sehie.na., completely itrn.h"i. Nli SCH ~ nr
srt pt tnn furniture tnr a'Ht tIaf nhAt it tor 4, a
n1". Nov barn alao With IT. Address III. irtuLo
L:iiee.
,,o l,Eur-nwEitl*ti l,nEaf:, a;a WEST IAkE.
IT.. EuntalIg rrnit ~ Kn,l 1ti'air, VII wat"r
AnA gas. Kuns 81 ,Icr mnntb. Air. f'ths !is Hftt
sfhK I:nnt vrrJ Inv ttt R1rf pAf3. Applt Ia
baetlnens. cufr,7F WaA,inEos and Ijn,.'lainea
| .tu MISUNDERSTANDING FURNITURE FOM KALK
n large ktat:IIR hpn.H tnsnY good ,u.stsst ltca
tisr ceutsal We.t Side Ad1rrss H. Tribune a!scc
| fI,U REsT-FUlsSIsIit:D GtTfA,;E, tix E!,uhts.
tit 1t VI May pleasant and ttccElHl Fusst&-
| son at "nce. 2NfAsknr, -..
| u,p REar-A LARGE UDUHlE MAN.lDS. EII:-
| J. gansEy futisir III ultcrn ~, "i:h hntl1eul
scd NJ e thasI tas tl2 Sia's! y m d"'a9
Thtnaassr" ilA fvtS 9e@sMhtc "t private
ta:I1y ssEali Lsrttas tou'r. 70. ner parliehasi
addets Il. L. S, toz rs. G"nwleh. Tallahassee. Fh.
RIO RENT HD0M C')TrAf;E-- sfs. . NEW.
,ye4: sia" Harrison aud fiinore IT, DK. l.. DoUGE,
| u South tlstt-st-
RIO nEST--TWr rtI:ASAST 7-RsJ.Y CurraG!;S
ARMY Al S,s rrtt place, bctHteu JEck.uu Aud V Of
| I'urcn, tlnyro ani f+a'it-sfs
| Suburban. . ......
31'n nEST-1y ESGlEWW)1'-A TINE HOUSE
and cottage, Iak-MGtcr ami tsc'yllfne ln hr trln"
or.tr Cali and tca far yuassel1-s. TlLltfspA
BltttB. q Wazhlnstoa:.s
, 1875-10-01

-. RnokkseDors. Clerks. 60.
TT s. al y so
WA;S;tr,Et.Arr, r,, 1ltK 1iGiSA x5iJisAtLEE
H'"s|'s " f} i'': % is Rn.ts .is.1 os'
WASvGf-; 1,':i5nci.EnE. t,yE THAT'S Tl.N
i:1chsae" fsa.iirnx IL ''' 1''''''' ''''n' -
}VAnrgD .,I,Ens ~ WHOLESALE AND M.
w ann" a''s scts r. r. H9 e.: e. s r.: rmva{s. .r
tim. witt fair 'n'.ri. "'nd psiven hi Ttionnso ocs
WAmrJE YOUNG
s.sfs":i: @ IL sas x' s.t.. IT, /, "''''k "*paLf HALL
~ % .naf, II hi i IT, " "
tn. e y! 'ae, p.;'o7 ~ !'.t slss tif:si.
ss ]
T1ASIE;.. Y4CN, = MaH Aho'r e ~ itAMl,;; ,n;
ot work. at!a'ao-st
kvASrEn-.A nooKKrrrEl. wiTH a:t6, cara.
h.,ne t. sa Tcnna es 1''''''' '"o''
WANTED FiNsT-tl.ss DRY HOODS KALEs.
III @ ;n WA 10
ono .be "a speak Go.rnan II sesn'iina'isn.
Trnaa.. .....-.
}1tA.TEp--FiTE l5pUT HUTTD3fERs AND TWO
sast ii iS1 s IT. r. fsSa
\tAHJ'En- TiIHEE 0OT'p C0AT.MAKKKs
t!"j, i ,.,,r}s s3{t ts5 , "no se*f or a'' AcS
i'AsrEnzc. nlSEr:si1 KRIS. d0NEEIa 0LIE-
" i,7 sud D'kls'n- 1T.
N'A::1 X, ,y,' nTiM .AIpLY At DYE.1loUaE'
hSs s; 4 Fx trEATTS ,Tik IA! As sis
s' c,s ] aaIbsao ~ sSes s''''' @''
1FA;Syl:p, !; ;;kt;tNalKn DAVIS, nr BEhtDs.
s W. % Is III s VIZ s y .ss ss'f 10 mako Coats pa''
\EAs!Ih,.A yuu:,G MAN WtlD Has HAD a
, 1875-10-01
rtny, Tho resignation taking efToct on tho 18TH

NT[1 - = ~. =
4 1,ttIrng Eoar,ii,ae bean convened, 10 ae4"nl-
bio IN tho City hf Warrington. nn tho 1th ln+t,
Tho detail bnli,E GnI. y. II. Emmr. Fifth Cav
nlfy Lrnl- .tt{. Wnalry Merritt. Ninth f,nvat-
~ l,cHt.-t'ut. ". T.. Catl,n, seventccnth In
fars,ry Hnsrcpa 1hmcs Sltnmnn.; HtirgHtn ha'-
Ian j;pcho Capt. Arthur McAr!l,nr, dr.. lh!r-
turhth lnfantry. Ee0rIer.
, 1875-10-01

Coaclu,en. Ienmstcrs. &c.
]{FAETEN-A MsHEIED NAN tn TAKI: CARE
Lf itsen. e*a tl ot lea drl4rrrnd tn TIM
slL, = cotncs u Grv:e Ail Nlaetsrutlltts tWEII
Il ASl l!:t,-A ft,ff,HED siAStslSJLFt 10 TAEE
W t,te VI tram aud itte E,ll tits vEntuR ~ ~
at ~ West HAn,oIp!-hE, --.
, 1875-10-01

kmplpv ncnE hwouNacs.
11-hNTFD-.:n EAltisUAn MEN FOR IOWA Asn
Il: xs,';& s i iS / & : III; ss :;: s::'"
ASTiGjmns H., T"nAx W,ss. E. Hatp ~ t tAkE !,s tG
|; " sss;S ;% IT, E'
W iuwa. lnits .ni 'Nr!,t:.; Viii pr .i.y. 10
Wa'sr"s '""s' ''f1 al "'' ''' a. "N''>'" - ''''"
>,.ANrhl'-.t rAnM nAS,~. "; ,'fS si,s,r,,
'.'FT f.! u ~ ,, E wa;s, Il II ''' '@'' sud WINTER
WANrfI,- :an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron I.!wA
d. H III n ~ b,s, I'd ~ nst C. y e,y vi .;l q
& :H ws ,an 1sl i. :' sS :srHt 'p u '''' at
Mtsccliaucon..
{VAT1rrEn"KKH A %%, u;; M AGENTS seS1: .1S ~
~ !,s { x; .;tet q ssI me-
ii M;:ss 81" assa & n's n s t';5i i ss,rfss r %
| lEANifn- MEN n EVERY l,,AlIT UE TnE COrS
::. 81 4: i III ID i
sss 4 sssss. s is5 Inv Z; 's;F s !ts
1.S %AS r fy q vfsX ,,s3 hh
the E1ec'.in' % G"tiiss "ai
;s ;:sfs;;? Hsis i'; Il vi fA AAsV
saa i. srasEs s4 ss
saes f.: Eis
IL na RI t. N u e. saa ED s a
ts.sase eaalosae I"f,rs Lining. poale1s senegal
?Tso'1m4 II ssHsa s.. Z cnisso s 'F'''' AL
ySgS &. MtS n i. VOTE So!I = Il
s,uth llal.ss,l.tl.
AVAsrEn-A FIRST; e. rs yALEsM1k TQ TAX i
anss' & o ;' t. G saa s' i , 4 ri hss
, 1875-10-01

~ l. / A. j. klihWQNp. pEALF.Aa IN
jtpu and Woodworking machinery, stIa. .snStnsa
aud ts,,rs sIo.n p9np1, hs!s,xi IT,, 9ats. sc.
, 1875-10-01
O1rY REAL EsTATE.


F"EsALE .St SM,,%t. e: nM.u q. '@ pEAM
'. ;,";. "s;. 'est Pissts, Ii %
aisnissn '.a,h Of rscn4y ninsh,.,.. ocs.c,n
Lticbigar,aT.. ~ fet. RI fntf-sssentb H. !,
i:ss t ns.s Ssst 'hl: ,; rr.,. ST! -? H.
J''xlAaa', urs nttl's''. ~ too sputtl 1ront' want
t,s, n'1sn11x =. % la full o's.son e"''. ssoo: Ia
Iino ir.Idenens At Lake tny~.. md f!enchc, ttrxe
s.smn sn17 eieaan; snn'e II, tm In e1cansn fut ri,s
ra, ~ nssr ,%,s1s s fl"
farming lshl' In "lchanEn fnr Es cy properly will
asttms 5Mcntn1'ranrr,
IT,. ,n,b rat. one ,i ,ss rnpss dr.traho
S; 1t " .ss md =
H'Or rsALE-!2 FEET DN knuTnEAsT CORNER
:S s;; y ;1' sa.ss;s .ss;sss:t
IT,; s3s I'D kAs S;st ..x +: l. MY 4;
;as: st. oa Ss i & ] A ,;,5 IA I'll;
t:'; T. 49s Rffa9fs1 n :.' :s sas'sa {; ''
f.'oM kA..k-x9. RI NAsr -, n,An,I;oS,sr.- Q ri
es1.S = III !
?;:r* Hos h. IT. 7% Is:5 .es H.: ''F''' t'''' etc.
oHka ES y s,,'s1si + Al {,
.IfG3 inv pn35e HRr as I'll ind4sDAs Or IL a"''s
L,o1t sAII;--oR ExOHA S,iE FOR ivSiDE Cl1i
i" ss asy "i seif syvA s2I'e si
g. t tss ssrnso. HS1 asnt r' ~!
q. EnClcwood. EstTa"rnat1 opportunity nr tslsfis,
q .a" H;; s a. 'i5 sfoRs A
Wn.husson-st.
n,!ssa .sS rs, u ~ i.sl
so @ s. #HR ' |s s s :a a. ..s
| M q A = ,A+ IL II
, 1875-10-01

Suburban. ...
'l'n nEST-ty EStiLEFOpp-A TINE IlnCsE
and cottage. IAk-MGlcr AMI tsE'ylIfne IN Er.trlH-s
or.Icr Cali nni req tar suagsels.s. TlLLuIsuS
HIyttH.. ~ WaEhInrtun-st
, 1875-10-01

Truuns.
S1TuATtoS WAHTEn-DYA A YOUNG NAN WITH
tAr~o JrAr+f fxF<rftne1 IN tho watch and {rwcf@
auttne4'. th A. the bench aud councs Aidrsss ~.
, 1875-10-01
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
IANuAlNs IN pAnLUH sJlTs-A HANDSOME
ID aAla4t aud tasrt IsIn sais. et;s'sa !"
sIo.an Ts.kiss rst!ss .a hsadshel, st.sa Z, t.eme.
III s,,!vn5k! walnut attI s!fk hr,cAiS gsr!or An
fotstE price 10; fur 14o u 3l5 M4slIaa Essuens1
, 1875-10-01


fIStlI:it FAMILY SEWING MA
ylal, ptlu1 $51 nearly aud u pStfvct order
lutk fkse Eni AIt@cAmenS. And AnlAps fusulturs,
c.,sl ST5. NJ, tal Alchlgsu.Av.
t,lS,iEK OFFICE or A. j. MKLCIiEIlV, rs WKhT
y M4dson- st.-Machitsns <uId nIrn.hly paymsnts
Nsollllss exchanged. tentsd. and repaired:
, 1875-10-01

SUBURBAN NEAL ESTATE..
T1O1t EAI.E-el0a W1Lt. HuY A BEAUTIFUL, LOT
L al rark Isidee. Az down and ~ tnouth ,utn
raid: block frnrn dern rsnpery rnnwr frrr. Ghra,
md r nrteo,. ink sK'iWS. IL I"ssn:s. R""' t.
Eoit sALE-ti0 To No, i UlIA ,t1YR Or CON.
II n,CrGH for nlc1 onsca and lots rs{rnnf1. Ia
tho beautiful suturt, oi Morgan ,'.rk. bchoo aces
tr hUst III he cauntFy, and railroad fare only 10
GEO. II. Cf.iRkH, Agent.
nor BALE - ENGLEWiW,D : c0TTAf;F -AS1
!.nuso. near dcput. laku N"tot Y trains dsil, N
and bn.x e.s1 house mag DO obtained lILl.UrsuN
~641t pfn d
, 1875-10-01

riat} NEST- *,u:TT SIDE HHSr liH.FIibS4.
tru-.,ry anil ba~ u, hH-isss 80 tn =. p": nn7'h
ifIrr story nnl ta.~hr:f nu.es i! q r trr tH?it,
, 1875-10-01

D1nsrsesc+.
lt1TrATl0E NASEI:I-BY a. RESrECTAHf.H
> ynt:1 gill de- s,nora1 usewesk .cchud work Il
piisa,D taN.il5. Call ur a13 ess q Ftuuc1-st
lrrUAT1uH WASTHD-ItY \ UoDD, HTIlOSf;,
> and camlct~n tern.n girl citJor country is 1ss,
c1ns> ttkx will do all WDrk IL sIIan family: ro4t,
racns, 4ii WLaasl.av.
siIGAT'DS NAHrED-- -1yi A GERMAN COOK IN
. sprts1:s fhnT. Arp!y n; ~. .Gl Eairsst-aF.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03
The Bold oyster Man-l Street sk.,sh

The Bold Oyster Manu. Street Sketch
"O-y-s-t-e-r-s, Oystersl Nice ana fresh
Ma'am, and the best in the marketi'
He was a neat looking colored man
with clean white apron and well
brushed clothes. His coat was some.
what shabby but gave evidence of can.
iul brushing and of the scientific
ally exact experiments in the art of
clothing preservation. His pants, what
you could see Of them-but you couldn't
judge much for the nice white apron
covered them pretty thoroughly. The
rest was entirely hidden from sight, but
above the apron .peeped a plain white
shirt, scrupulously clean and surmouut-
ed by paper collar with a some at
voluminous necktie, which persisted in
pushing itself into public notice on the
slightest provocation.
His face was we'll shaped, with a de.
cided lack OF the African charac cteristic.
and the expression was both pleasa
and intelligent. Moreover, he had De.
culiar habit OF dropping his head to one
side in order to more rapidly look up
into the windows and down the passage
ways between the houses while looking
out for customers, which habit gave him
a peculiar but not altogether disagree.
able expression, and served to attract
rather than repel the casual observer.
In his right hand-which, by the way,
was ungloved--he carried large tin
bucket, peculiarly shaped, and with a
pair OF semi-clrcular covers which fitted
down tightly over the edges. In the
other hand were pint and q quart
measure--tin, but clean and bright, with
out the smallest speck OF anything that
had the least suspicious appearance.
These indications, not particularly
striking but yet noticeable, betokehed
his calling-at least TO those who were
familiar with them II did-and 1t may
with safety be said that to ali, familiar
his calling betokened these
Indications. Not q man, woman or child
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03

I EGAL NOTICE.-Ascher Heller, nom
~ resident OF the State OF Ohio will take no.
tlce that Mary Ann Mullen, Of Cincinnati.
ONO, On did, on the 9th day Of October, A. b.
mon Pleas Court Of Hamilton county, Ohio,
against J. @. Hanover and said Ascher Heltor.
alleging that she is the owner and bona fdfs
holder OF a certain pr0missory note made exe-
cuted and delivered by said j. G. Hanover on
the 7th day Of September, 1857; that on said dav
the better to secure the payment of said note:
the said ]. q. Hanover made, executed and tle-
livered unto said Mary Ann Mullen his ceitsir
mortgage deed, whereby he conveyed to tha
said Mary Ann Mullen the following described
real estate: ALI that certain lot or parcel a
land In the county Of Hamilton and State 81
Ohio. In the northwest quarter of Section No. q
township two, fractional range, two, in ths
Miami Purchase, beginning at the northeasD
corner OF Lot No. 2. on plat Of partition Of thn
estate Of John Freestone, deceased; Themes
north wv degrees, east 10 66-l00 chains: themes
south 4 degree, west 9 96-100 chains; themes
west ID Co. l00 chains: thence north " degrea
east 81 LOO chains to the beginning, contain.
ing 10 4O-l LOO acres, and peing Lot No. 8 in the
said plat OF partition by Commissioners among
the heirs OF John Freestope, deceased, as re-
corded o;9 in Plat Book No. Z, page IN and thss
page 258. OF the Hamilton County Records; and
that the equity Of redemption Of said j. a
Hanover and Ascher Heller may beforecIos0d
aud the above described premises be sold, and
out Of the proceeds OF such sale the amount dua
the said Mary Ann Mullen may be to her paid.
mur 10 faid petition on or before the 2bth day
Of December, A. u. 1875 otherwise the sama
will be taken as true.
FORREST, CRAMIR & MAYER, AtttorneyA
Cincinnati, July w, 1875. ocs7-8tW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03
The Weekly Ssar.

The WEEKLY STAR for the current
week contains the latest returns from
the elections held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2, in the States of New. York, Penn.
sylvania, Massachusetts, Minnesota.
Virginia, Maryland and Mississippi.
Also, the latest telegraphic news from
all parts Of the world, together with a
summary OF the news, foreign, domes-
tic and local for the past week; besides
able and interesting editorials on a yari.
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Old Winston was negro preacher In
Virginia, and his ideas Of theology and
human nature were often very original.
A. gentleman thus accosted the old
gentleman one Sunday:
winston, understand you believe
every woman has seven devils. How
can you prove it?"
"Well, sab, did you never read in de
Bible how seven debbles were cast outer
Mary MagalinW
aOh, yes! I've read thatD
'sDid you ebber hear Of 'em beln' cast
out of any oder woman, salIp
'''No, / never did"
"Weli, den, all de odders cot 'em yet"
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LECTURES.
Lectures On the Human Mind.
BY
Rev. JAMES McC0SH, LID, D. D.,
President of the College OF New Jersey.

DRESIDENT MeCOSH will, under the aus
i pices of the Cincinnati College, deliver SIX
Lectures on Cognitive Qntellectnal) Powers,
as follows: Mind and Body:
/. The Senses and Self Consciousness.
III. The Reproductive Powers, including. /.
Retentive; r. The Imaging Power; 8. Ass0cia-
tlon Of Ideas; 4. The Recognltivs Power
lMemory); 5. Composition (Imagination); Q.
SYMBOLIC Power (Language).
I'LL Comparison Discovering Relation; !.
OF Identity; 2 Whole and Parts; g. Space; 4.
Time: g. Quantity; g. Resemblance; Z. Active
Property; 8. Cause and Effect.
Of Monday, Nov. l. WeSne&Sday. an & Nov I 8 efFsad FrIdag
Nov. 8. Monday, Nov. 8, Wednesday, Nov 10,
Thursday, Nov. II, at 8 o'clock. Tickets for
the course, 81; single admission, rs cents.
Tickets may be obtained Of Robert Clarke q
Co, No. 65 West Fourth street, or Of any Of the
Trustees Of the College. MOIST
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A Detroit mother can't understand
how 1t is that her girls can play croquet
iSf nan y a gay ana not feel tired, and yet
dishes she reaches for the camphor bot
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II o, o. F.--The Patriarchs OF Washington
lie Encampmert are requested to attend the
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II E1ALr-ATTACHMENT NOTICE. A.
plaintiff, against r. B. West, defendant, and
Frederick Brockman, garnishee Before Sam.
uel Kemper, Justice Of the Peace, Millcreek
township, Hamilton county, Ohio.-The de-
titled action, said Justice OF the Peace.
at the instance Of said plaintiff
has issued an order of attachment
and notice to said. garhgshee for the sum a
soW with interest from first OF October, 1875,
and that said case is set for trial before said
Justice Of the Peace, at his ofilce, in said Mii-
creek township, on Wednesday, lst day Of De-
cember, A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock A. NJ.
OcL Y. 1875. OLIVER BROWN,
oc2V-3t-W Attorney for PlaintfG
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NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that the
1875, filed in the Probate Court Of Hamilton
county. Ohio, his petition, praying for an or
der authorizing him to compound the following
claims belonging to the estate OF Henry Shulte.
said decedent, and which have become despe-
rate. To.wit: Five promIssory notes Of Joseph
Stagge dated June 7th, 1870, each for the s,iIa
q $500 and payable, with interest, In one, two.
said date. That said petition will be for hear.
ing In said court on the 18th day Of November.
A. d., 1875 HENRY SCHMIDT, JR,,
Administrator OF the estate Of Henry Shuttle,
deceased.
October is, 1875. oc20-4tW