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SALT LAKE, Oct. 25.-In accordance
with an order issued by Judge Bowman,
of the Third District Court, Brigham
Young appeared in Court, Saturday, by
his attorneys, to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt in
not. paying the 1000 ordered by Judge
Mexican, as alimony, pending litigation,
to Ann Eliza Young, the plaintiff i'll this
case. The Court adjourned till next
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
which time Brigham Young is ordered to
appear.
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MelIoM Soil Around Trees.

Unless the surface of the ground is
mulched around young trees over an
area of six to ten feet in diameter, the
ground should be kept clean and mel
low. Every farmer knows that q hill OF
corn or potatoes will not amount to much
unless cultivated, and yet there are
many who will neglect to give the same
care to tree which is worth hundred
hills ofeither OF the former.
In rich soil, tlees may grow rapidly
without cultivation, and no amount OF
grass or weeds will retard themi but
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Special TO the star.

SpeclaI 70 Lhe Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. 25.-By a runa-
way accident which occurred at Tern.
cliff Cemetery, yesterday, a load of per-
sons named Constantine were thrown
from the carriage, and an old lady had
an arm broken, the driver deep cut in
the head, and boy leg broken.
here for trying to burglarize the Clifton
Place grocery.
Rev. w. FL. Warren will be installed
pastor of the Congregational Church
on Tuesday evening next.
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Josephine g. Kramer, 51s years. city.
john II. Klusman, s months, city.
Fred. Red, years, city.
Bridget Welsh, 30 years, Ireland.
Johanna Vosselman, 81 years, Germany.
Infant Swis, still-born, city.
Michael Freibert, 3 years. city.
Magdalina Meyer, 9 months, city.
John Ii. Renter, az years, Germany.
John Mitchell, 63 years, Virginia.
Infant Brown, still born, city.
Clara Pohlman, months, city.
Mary Authlegs, 10 months, city.
Mary Christian Heger, IL months, city.
Jas. EgeYman. months, city.
Mary B. Bonner, months, city.
Mary DoGan, Ireland.
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FINANCI4Ls

CINCINNATI, Oct. 25--3:10 T. NJ
Gold opened 10 New York at 114sz and rose to
l144 and now stands at 114X. It's worth here
1l4N buying and l14s& selling. Gold checks on
New York lis.
There is a fair demand for money to-day.
The market is steady and rates as usual with
an ample supply.
New York exchange is steady with COOL de-
mand at par buying and lilo dis selling.
Sterling Exchange is firm and worth 464
60 days, and ass sight, gold.
The market is quiet for Government bonds.
The offerings are light The local rates are as
follows:
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The following, received by Mayor
Johnston this afternoon, speaks for it
self:
"BosToN, Oct. 20, 1S75.-The Mayor OF
Treasurer OF Cincinnati: Do you believe
your city legally obligated Tor the pay
inent of your city and Chattanooga road
bonds? Do you believe that the inter-
est or principal will even be contested
"MosES WILLIAMS.n
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The Pembroke Murder.

sun COOK, N. H., Oct. 25.-Consider-
able excitement prevailed here last night
on account of the reports that the miss
ing parts of the body of Misc Langmaid
had been found in closet on LIE Pages
premises. The detectives, however, deny
The rumor. Many indications appear TO
point to the guilt of LIE Page.
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A woman in Minneapolis recently as
tonished crowd who were trying to
start balky horse sby thrusting hand.
iul of dust and sand into the animals
mouth, eXclalming, "rhere, he'll go
now." TO the surprise of every one, the
horse started Immediately without show
ing the least stubbornness or excitement.
st. Paul Pioneer ~
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One Frenchman gives to another the
following French bit OF advice
.Jacques, II you keep on quarreling with
everybody who loves your wife, you will
soon haye no friends.D -
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AS an evidence that the desire to ac-
quire military glory is not dying out
among the French, it Is stated that but
six persons have proved refractory 10
the call tor the reserve forces of 1876.
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ESOR SALE = PRINTING OFFICE - snde-
E dependent newspaper Of 1,010 circulation;
good advertising medium; 5000 cash, balance In
me and two years. Address CHAS. SWEET,
Columbus, Ohio. oc25-4t
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III MACHINE-A irstsclass Wheeler u Will
ION improved, nearly new; will exchange for
dry goods, shoes, or anything which can be
hsed in a family, at 395 Greenup street, Coy-
hgton. KY. oc2j-2t
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NOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land; I;
Il good.spring ON same; in thfekly settled
eeighb0rhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
eotlnty seat. Or will trade for horse aud light
1Rring-wagon. Address "W," this office.
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THOR SALE OR TRADE-LA1HE-Sec
IN hand Fox lathe, feet 10 inch shears H.
inch swing, IS gcar wheels and full set Of tools
and BELTS Address S. A. LUCESE, North
Vernon, Ind. oc25-4t
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j. boiler, 80 inches long, i5-inch dram. eight
kinch fiues, fre-front, salty valve, steam
arnm and glass water gauge, complete; used
tily twelve times. Address L. T. CARTER,
Box $751; city. oc25-3t
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NOR SALE = STOVE = Anthracite coal,
Il Model Light, No. 3, nearly new, for SO, at
los George street. oc25-2t
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LOST.

r OsT-SLEEVE BUTToNS-A pair of gold
u sleeve buttons, NJ b. engraved on tEe
'front.' on Clark street, between Freeman and
Central avenue, on Twelfth. between Central
avenue and jackson street, Baymiller or
Pine, between Gest and Clark, or on Gest
street, between Pine ard Baymiller. Finder
will be llbeFslly rewarded by returning tAem
to Al East Second, or 35 Gest street. ltf
Gazette and Com mercal copy 1t and ch. STAR ]
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DOARDING-And nicely furnished front
ID room on second iloor, fresh paper and
paint, for two yOHng men or man and WIFE;
good table and home conlforts best of refer
ences given and required; at 2S Longworth
street. oe2 j=2t
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INOR ~SA UE-LAND--l43 acres Of land, IS
II miles west Of the city; upland Address
r., Star office. oc9-tf
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ENOk sALE--PRINTING OFFICE-Job; four
T. presses, large supply OF type, ETC.: small
kmOunt Of cash wanted; liberal time on bal
Rnce. Address Y BRU MMY, City r. ..
Oc25<Ht
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VNTANTED-RooM furnished, by
wv q dressmaker, with respectable people
References exchanged. Address CUTTER
this office.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-LOUNGE-Do new, latest
IL style; cheap No. 432 West Liberty street
oc25-2t
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WANTED---ROOMS.

NM D-ROOM-Furnished. In Cum
wv minsville, by gentleman and lady; refer
ences il desned. Address T, Box AZ, College
Hill, Ohio. oc253t
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TNOR SALE OR TRADE-LAND-Fo city
or suburban property, No. farm, rich
land, gb acres, on X. Z. K. H., e-fourth Of a
mile from Butler Station, KY, 27 miles from
house and barn. Terms reasonable. Good
chance for "a poor man to get good home.
Call on WIN. RICE, l16 E. Pearl street, Cin-
einnati, o. oc95-Stt
LQR SALE--lIOUSE -Of three rooms and
E kitchen, and one-half acre Of ground, well
set in fruit and shade trees; also, a never-fail-
IND well OF good water. 81 miles from Cincin-
ksSi, oh q. & NJ. B. H., in the town Of Osgood,
md; 1900 inhabitants; near schools and
Ihurcbes; everything in order. Title good.
No. location for timer, butcher, tailor,
matchmaker or baker. Terms, S160 cash, ball
Iacc in payments on long time. Price s45u.
Addrcss RS. u. UsTIN, Napoleon, Ind
-Tl oc2b-4t
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UTANTED-PARTNE To start car
wv rage factory; shop to be had in the CEN
Ter of the city; rent cheap; small capital re-
quired must be q good workman; work plenty,
and orders for the spring can be had Address
GEORG GE, CLARK. Richmond, Ind. oc25-3t
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T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LAND-
G country property, $40 acres of prairie and
hmber land in Barry county, Mo-; good stock
md grain land. Address Box 872, Kenton, y.
oc25-4t
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E,OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
T Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW q
TO-, 10 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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pOARDING-A young lady can be accom-
ID modated with board in private family, with
comforts of home. Apply at 2l6 Liberty st.
oc25-2t
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Notwithstanding

NV ANTED--BO ARD--and room by lady,
w convenient to the corner of Main and
Sixth; must not exceed four dollars per week.
Address Il. S.,.Star Office.
WT ANTED = BOARDING "A gentleman
wv desires hoard with room, in a private
family. in Il central location. Address
ocE-tf J. N. M, Star Office.
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INOR sALE-GROCERY AND SALOON
IN Nice grocery and beer saloon; near city;
good chance; $4,000 in payment.
Address,. H., Star Office. se2T-M ,Th&S
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BOARDING.

pOARDlNG-Ana room for two ladies, in
ID private family: reference required. Cail at
u Clinton ST. Oc26-2t
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DOARDlNG-And lodging, IS per week, for
ID gentlemen; nicely situated rooms, new and
handsomely furnished, home comforts. lire, gas,
TO Post office. J02 w. Fourth st. oc25-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

MWAN3ED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
&% MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jyl0-1
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EDITION.
New York.

The Herald on the Republican
Situation Crimi mai -- Ora ~ back
on Sugar-Spain and Cuba-Bnsi-
ness Review.
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TOR SALE Or TRADE-H0USE--And
E large lot and stable, on M. & g. X. R.: must
Be disposed Of by first OF the month. Address
u, M. j., ll0 Richmond street. oc34-at
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TOR sALE-PRINTING OFF1CE-small,
doing good business; gooc location: ey-
srything new; ill-health che reason for selling
Address p. q. Box 2,759. oc25-3t
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NOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP : To
r. one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
bges. viii sell cheap. Address S. r, q. Box
D. city, 0ClS-u
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INOR SALE-LAND-7O acres of choice bot
tom land, all IN cultivation, on u railroad
Ind near station, Is miles from the city.
= Address H., 6tar Office. oc9-t
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T7ok SALE--SEWING MACHINE w Wheeler
IL a. " ilsen, cheap for SIC, by parties leaving
khe city. Inquire at 52l Court street. oc25-3t
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f1OR LE-CARRIAGES- Now ana Sec
IL Ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
skll at 10 and 81 West seventh street. GEO. Z.
MILLER & SONS. sep7-tf
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FOR RENT,

TNOR RENT IN COVlNGTON-A brlSk
IL house OF II rooms, newly painted AM pa
s04 Craig street, near Pike. Apply at the
Bakery, next door. oc22-6tt
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PREFERRED SPECIALS
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,
No. l6J West Fifth Street. au26-tf

ADVERTISE.
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classifcations OF
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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TNOR SALE-BUSINES ES5-One good notion
1T wagon, horses and route for sale very
heap. Address G. q. LEITZ, New Richmond.
Ohio. se6-tf
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UTANTED- DO 0ARD--By single gentle
wv man in a private family; East End pre-
teifea. Address, with terms. Lock box 1,426,
City r. o. oc25-2t
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TyQR SALE--HOUSE-B of @ rooms and
IL grocery, No. s. Isabella St. ; payments easy.
Apply at III Chestnut street, Newport, KY.
Oc25-2t
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WTANrED-YoU 70 KNow-rhat Prof.
w Stolbert English Humerist, lectures in
Union NJ. e. Church, Seventh street, Tuesday
night. Subject: Little Folks and Big. oc23-2t*
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LE--COTTAGE-And corner lot, so
10 by l50 feet, near G., H. u ID. station. in
Carthage, Ohio. Apply at No. o57 Central aye:;
price ,25U.' ocM-2t
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VET ANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That b:
wv CAVAGNA & son have q new lot of fne
Boncless Codlsh and splendid line Of
Groceries ,' 1y?o-us
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-09

Justin Mccarthy, in his new novel
Paul Massie, tells us that female cbsrac
ter is best indicated by the ankle and by
the manner in which ladies lift their
skirts. He says:
Show me the ankle and will show
you the woman. A lady once remarked
that she did not like an unmeaning look
about the heel. Sarah Massie would not
have incurred this censure. Her ankle
indicated health, clearness, energy and
self-reliaDce. 1t is not nonsense TO talk
of woman's ankle indicating all this.
There are women who show their char
acter in the very way in which they man.
age their skirts. One woman allows her
clothes 10 draggle along the streets and
lick the dust or mud; another, II she has
but to step over the least perilous Of
crossings, suddenly and convulsively
gathers her petticoats above her ankles,
displaying hannels and 6xings not meant
for the public gaze, aud then, perhaps
affrighted, let's them drop at one side,
while they remain uphoisted on the other.
Sarah Massie was never negligent and
never afrighted. Her skirts were always
raised to just the proper hight, and the
beholder could therefore appreciate the
character expressed in her graceful walk
and firm ankle.
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MEMPHIS, TENN: WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE g. 1875

Egyptian that she became transformed
into an Egyptian in some mysterious
way by the influence Of the climate. But
! cannot see how the influence Of eli.
mate for few generations, even though
it might darken a womans cheek, could
convert the daughter of pure Greeks into
an African. Suppose the daughter Of
the English Consul at Canton marries a
young EugGshman, and their daughter
married another Englishman, would
their daughter again Tor carry it on for
few generations, if you hke) be Chi.
nese womsn2 Yet this sort OF success.
sion would not represent anything like
the care to keep the Ptolemies Greek;
for Of the English husbands have sug-
gested some might have foreign-and
perhaps Chinese-mothers. How then
can Cleopatra have been anything but
Greek2 / think Mr.. Story, the Ameri.
can sculptor, has nevertheless persisted
in making her Egyptian. On the other
hand, Mr.. Poynter, A. R. A. has lately
in a lecture argued very properly that
she ought to be treated in art, as in his
tory, as pure Greek.
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Womnn,n Kinrdom.

Ualaxy Tor June
The ladies are having their revenge.
For some years past managers have ran
sacked the civilized world for pretty wo.
men for the stage And il must be con-
fessed that they succeeded more
than tolerably well. The result
was q degree Of open admiration for
handsome actresses which appeared very
considerably to " rile the female bosom.
What was the use Of getting ones self
up in the ravishng toilettes for the
eyes Of men who were absorbed in the
beauties of Rousby or of NeilsOn, or Of
other ladies, hlstrionic If not dramatic,
who wore no tOilettes at ALL or next
to none2 The amount of adverse crit.
cism to which these ladies, particularly
the latter, were subjected by their own
sex was incalculable, and the keenness
OF its tone quite inexpressible in the
male vocabulary And now they have
US on the hip. They can cover their
mantelpieces and their dressingbureaus
with Reynolds and Montagues, and we
have nothing to say. For shall they too
not admire the drama in the persons Of
two OF its most distinguished represent
atives2 Go tol Marry, come upl In.
deed but they will, This is free coun-
try; and in any country cats may look
at kings. They may and do And il
we venture to wonder what it is that they
can see in the big fellow with scowl
and the waxed mustache that they should
go on about him so-what demure twist
ings Of the mouth, and what scornful
glances, and what cutting reminders that
one man never can see anything to ad-
mire in the appearance of another
Mems men are always such ill-iooking
creatures-only good fellows that help
each other out OF scrspes and tell pleas
ant stories at the club. Well, we have
only to bide our time. The fever RACES,
bat it will not prove fatal, at least to the
entire sex. The supply of women, and
Of women willing to be pleased by men
who are not on the stage, will be kept up
and smong them there will be the full
proportion of beauties So we can af-
ford to wait; and by the time that our
fair tormentors have come to their senses
we shall have taken to ourselves seven
she dramatic devils worse than the first,
and we shall have our turn again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-09
Bonds $50 each.

The Industrial Exhibition Company will
furnish agents with Circulars. etc. etc.
Each Newspaper published in the townvbere
agent is located will, as soon as agency is es-
taoiished. be given an advertisement. adyer-
using such agency and the company. and fnIIv
explaining the plans, purposes and objects of
the Company. Such advertisement will ann
tinue in such papers as long as agency is suc-
cessfuly conducted.
Inc Industrial Exhibition Company is the
hrst to adopt the plan so Iona in use bv the.
European governments of issuing bonds vben
the principal is made secure and not risked.
but where there is a chance for q large pye-
MUM. an investment of $40 is sure to return
TO the investor S2l-one dollar more thar lost
-and the holder Of $50 Bond may obts,n n
premium either Of $50. 800. 500, $500, $1,000.
sSOOO' $4,000. $4,000, s25. 900 or slOo, 900. The
interest, which is ordinarily distributed 10 all
the bond-holders Pro rata, is in this loan dis
tributed BY chance. The purchaser Of a bond
knows he will receive back his investment.
with small rate Of interest added, and in
consideration Of taking this small rate Of in
terest, he has chance in the above named
premiums, which are simply the distribution
of interest on the whole loan.
Each bond participates in four drawings
each year. until it has drawn premium. when
It is surrendered, the premium laid, and the
bond cancelled.
The Industrial Exhibition Company, under
special charter, granted by the State ofNew
York, is given authority to issue these bonds.
The Legislature of the State. recognizing the
great benefits which will arise from the sue-
cess OF this enterprise. have exempted all tho
real estate and property of the Company from
taxation and assessments for Eve years. and
has also conferred other great privileges.
Every American who understands the pur.
poses Of this Company will. of necessity,
feel pride in aiding it to successful termi-
nation.
Each individual who buys bond becomes
an owner and an interested party, and wben
he views the structure erected with his money
can saY, l aided to erect in our country the
most magnificent building the world has evsr
seen. palace which, in truth, represents the
industry, energy and mechanical genius of the
American people"
Inc manufacturers and the inventors Of
America are peculiarly interested in the sue
cess of this enterprise, for the reason that itis
to be their home. where all their inventions
and manufactures can be exhibited and sold.
The building will contain 5.s2O.OOO square
feet Of space.
Purchasers desiring Bonds before an agency
is established where they reside. will eOmmu-
nieate direct with this Office. from where they
can be supplied.
Parties desiring to act as agents or TO pur-
chase bonds will address
Industrial Exhibition COmDany.
No. ~ EaSt 18th Street,
BET. BROADWAY AND 5TH AVENUE,
New York City.
MORE -All moneys BY draft On New York,
or Express, or postal order-charses paid by
se1ueI., 90dAwf