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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20

- Plus Sotnnr mir5 untcrm %.
Srutemter qrmtt0tt: OaS bieiile 3udt=
poli,eilcridt bat in elmer i~eiier lcsten
SibunNen nus llrtbeil GcGen Bic ser
Y&einper:dIiduna ongctiagtcH ShI6her
un0 %}iHlncIapnd berfiintiHt. G5 lauttt
fir ocn ~crltcren auf 6 Mnnotc gtfdngnib
unb 1000 Mnrt @tlHbnbe, cpcntucu
mcitcre 8 Monutc @efirGniB; gcGcn
Icbtcyeu g!eidfGH5 oEf 6 ANcnate g.,
f~dnunif uuo 800 Wiarf GelSbr6s, cucns
tucIl Mnnat 9~efdnauiB. Ser ~criitre
lit Der MeinbGnNlcr iclbit, Der 9tbterc
iein @rlftrsbttftr uno Siftr. 9ic 0cr<
rell hrGnntcn lbycn anlcbIidcn Mein aus
einem nit @0lat!nc eigtns prapnrirttn
SrunnenwlNer nit cincm 3uidb BON
NlfutoI uuo SrGuber;u6tr, netit sinner
peridminfcnb geringcn Guartitdt bon
YicpuuE win du midi ans Der 8egeno
ocn NujlronJ, 0ns llrtbeil bflrite bon
NHgcmciucrem Sn,crcile icjn: n5n Grs
pG9ung, haB ;par cie Meinung ibre
Scgtrster fHotu mag, oab uiat i@ou
ieoe alteration te5 gtaturnsins (GGcp,
tcIiirvn, @GniircrD %uerlucrfih lei; baB
a6er aud bieie NuffaiIung immcrtiu Ucn
Der &Orau5ieBurg aus9cbeu luurHc, onB
Hnter alien ll:nltin0cr pirtli6tr NGtur,
Weiu 6cu nett iiberuicgcuoeu 8etant.
tGeil Gc5 0ctrGuft5 ausuaGen miiilen,
boB oa3egcn i'm uorIitgenbcn Sale, NO
geraoe im @egentbcil ser minimaIe 3uiob
bon Wdturluein nur cinen rein Gubcrlihen
Ginbrud be;ugIiG Oc5 Nniebens unb
6eihmaf5 kclpeftc, IS fejnem 3iutifel
unterIic9cn fann, CAP mann c5 bier nidt
NIT einem an Ii6 geringer, bMrd 3uiae
u%crfdufiGcr 9%cmodten, i%onoeyn nit oar
fetucm Wein, Dielmebr einem fdlidlid
unttr Sieiem Mamen in Sen 6aatel Qe>
bradten 6obrifHte gu tbun Eat; in g.
mdgung, baB bicrnnd Die 8eiddft5per.
binoung Ser Yarteieu auf @erfdIi3ung,
3duidung uno mabrlheinIid au9 See
gegrunbet, ais elm uniittlid ss,
allen Srunoidben zines ebrenbaftcn,
toufn1Gnniidcn Serfebrs sumioerlauicns
neS, 9emeinibdHItdeS Sreibcu eri9eiut
&C." gSie man hort, miro nGditen5 Elm
,weiter FOLDER Msinboctor Dor ons
Observation-Disclosures Oeruielen wers
hrn
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administrations 9foti;

!oicrmit Iei CO bfEdlnt 9emddt raf mir 9lemini-
= Yapiere, bic Sia6laIeuI6aft crn
5a3rt Oeusser, oerit. tc.rrHene ra!irt i. Nu9ulf
1873 nrn bfr Counts Court son @jasrcnaer
Sruntp t~epiaigt pulher.
pile perirncn tpehbe 5crbsrun9:u 9essn beiaste
Ha6taNenIdaft baten miifen b%ielrlttn nor einem
Sabre pom Datum triagtsr papiere our Qnerfcn-
rut9 mir prGienttren icnit tGuntsn ls rom 0cnnG
nuegei6Ipirn Werern 5orrerunaen tit
,rr S!rci Sabreu ni6t rin9erettt line, mcreen
IAN; auG9cihloNen.
Nnua &atbarine Gonebcr,
HatIa6=@ ermalterir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20
9lominiifrntnrs,9ioti,

6iermit lei c5 tsfnnnt 9snnadt, bab mir bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bstreTrne ten NablaB
ts5 VERT. Wartin =. Grirsr b~erilist trurest am
i8. 9tusuit 1875.
Wer 5crberunssn an ~tsiastsn Yadlab III
MAIDEN bat, muB b%is1slten innsrbolb zines Sab
res hem ll~riterSeibn'ten CUR @enebnliauns yCrge.
iestrn perr er fam ~b-rieIbeu p~erluifig er-
fIGrt nsrben. gSsr isine 5orncruuesn ni6t in
srsi 9abren seItene ma6t 1T ~cerielten fir INNER
p~crluiti9.
SoIeph $. Snrbarid,
Ndhiasperpalter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20
9lonliniitrators>9t oti;.

6iermit fei e5 tefannt 9rmadt, baB mir bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrsTeur ZEN Nodlae
res SerIt. Sbrma5 @. Smttb t~sWili9t purren,
Z Sftpber, 1875.
user 5crberuuseu an %beiastsu NaAlnB ;u
madden bat, ntue h~ieielbsH innernalb ciues Sab
res benz llntrrsei6ueten CUR @euehmigung ppr-
trgen pecr CT fam ~oerIsIbeu perlnitig erf!Grt
perten. @er feline %Sprrrrungsn nidt III ;pei
5atrrn 9sltenp maht 1T %rsrIrIben fir ima,er YER
luits.
9enrD Ieab.
NadlaEoerralter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20

NSN NOISIIlullCI -.
New Constitution-No.
9sbcr scr beiagtcn S%timm;cttcI ,oI
ais cine Gimme fjr Oocr geltn bisiC
Serfanung ge;dbIt iucrHcH, ic npdocm Sic
cine ooer oie anocre G!auiel UomStlmm'
gebcr mit2irte ooer mitSIetitlit gcitri&cn
I Elm mag, uuo 0ie Ycrihte oatlibcr i0llen
0~emgemGB au50efcrtigt Wcroen. Wenl
OeirtGIauieIn bcs Stjmm;tttets 9citri9tli
Tnt, o5er penn feline bon btIocu geitrider
IT, 10 iogl Ser 3ettcI ni6t sc;1b.t ucrocn,
Sett u. Die @tribte Ubcr sic gon;t
fir sic Nnuobme uuS a"lcu Sic Nnuobme
0ieicr &crfoNun9 abQcgcbcnen Stiinmen
;0bl iOIlcu bon Sen utridicacntu Gterfs,
wic c5 CUR Belt I'M Sale ser 9Sa3l bon
Stnot5beomtcu bur6 @titb drQeorbnc;
lit, birnen i%luon;jg Sogcn mad Der gSab!
>em Stantaitfrctdr ii6crinittclt wcr5cn
limo binHtu ;c6n Slgcu barouf iOlIen Die
8cli6tc user Sic teIlgtcn Stimuen BON
StaatSau6itor, Stant5idobmriiter unH
Stout5icfrct1r, ODER bon bc:itbigen ;iuti
bericlben, in gtgeuu3rt bcSGouUcrneIrs
aepriift uno gcsdbIt mo ioa uom@ouOerz
neur iofort cine Determination ilber bnS
GrgebniB Ser 3dbtung c%rIoiIen wcroen.
Seft. l3. SSsnn bel bieier 3dbiuns
e8 iid bcrau5ittIlt Dap cine WtGr6cit Ser
obgegcbenen Stimm:n gu GEnitcn scr
nenen 8erfaIuI9 .ficl, oanu iolI bieie
SerfaNung an uno nad Dem brcibigiten
Nouember %Ci::tnuieno %aAtbun0srt uul
funiunolicben;i1 6oS b0titc @cIcG brS
Staote5 NfiNonri iein, unb bie gegcns
uGrtlg beitebenOc Serfnhung iOll 0arauf
NIT allen ibren &eitImrrungcH crI0ideu ;
wenn e5 ii6 aber bcrousitcIIt, Oub cine
Ntebrbeit Ser ob9fgeteneu Stimmcr
ge9cn Die ncue ScriaNun9 fiel, Damn ioll
bieie SerfaNung null un0 ni6tig lein,
uno Die MISUNDERSTANDING loll f~irpers
bin in Strait blci6cn.
Seft. II. Die WcitimmuuQcn bicIes
3uiagcS, 0ercn &oIliug Der o%erNnno9mc
Ooer @erpcrfuna hieier %erfafuna error
oerlih lit, iOlleu iofort in @irtiamfcit
treten unO gu Strait beitebcn.
Seft 10. Die 8eneralaIemblce ioll
ale iUl6e 8eieke erla6sn, pie iie n6tbi0
iein m0gen, INN biele @crfaNuu9 in Uoac
8raft sr ieben.
Sett, is. Der gegcnuirti9c Staat5>
St%aot5auoitor, @encralanwolt
uno Superintendent Ser 6ncntliden
S6ulen iolIeu md9rcno oc8 9IcTes i5rer
NmtStcrmine, wtnn niht orocrmcitio
Our6 8eics ~oerfuJt wiro, 6enielben
uno Oicielben 8ebu6ren cr6altcn,
bicie icbt rurh 8sI:b bcitinmt Iiuh;
unO Ser iebigc Staot5.S 6nbmeiittr lou
pdbren6 oe5 NeiteS ieincs Mmtstermins
in SCR Nuibcpobrung Ger StaatSfun6s
lno III Der GerfiJUng oariibcr iih meitcr
mad oem bcitebenoen 8eieB: rj6tcn,
CT nidt burb 0eicg 0~aoerptittg
%augeWteien mir0.
Scft. i. Sic sw0lfte Seftion Scr
iol ui6t 10 ouagelcgt uers
ben, olE OerbinOcrc lie @erbaftungcn unO
SorunterIudun9 iii ir9enO eiuem Sri,
lltiuaIfaIIc.
8el6ebcn in Contention nuf Sem
Gdpitol III Ser Stabt Seferion an ,luei.
ten Sage oc5 9luJuit i'm Sabre u~nlerea
9errn ~ciutauicu6 odtbuubcrt unS flint,
lnOlicbcnsig uno in ciHbunoertten Sabre
Der llnobbdngi3feit Ger @ereiui9tenStaa
ten.
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Subn g. GQiS.
ADMINISTRATIONS NntIs nurd ii5erlebenbcl
@eihQftsthelthabsr,

Ncti3 pirb hermit arsebeM eas rem llnter.
AM ). Sftrter bic 9tpminiitratipna-
~tepiuiat, wurprr. b~rtrsiTsnp cen NablaB
res VERT. SUbn Strrd, in Der f%riibsrsn 5irma
IL. Sobr Strcd.
13er 6crberungeu an t~siaa:cl. Hnt!a6 az
BAT, mug ~pjeieltsn innsrbaIb zines Jdbrct
rem llnterseihnrteu sur 0enebmisung n%prlsaer
rrer or farm h~crieihcu e~erluItia erftdrt tperreu.
1Eer isine 5rrrcruusen niht in iipri Jabren
5sltsnp matt lit e%erlslben fir immcr r%srlulig.
NOleiltru Strcf.
lleterfetsnccr GARNER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20
W6miniifrntprSs9toti;

Sisrmit lei IS tsfannt ~ecmadtt, sas mir bic
qbminiifrattpEspapiere tetreffeno ten HddIaB
ees perf. GhaS. aIsinbitnf b~sniai9t irurtsn, an
IL. Aug. 1875.
Ber 5preauuarn an teIagtsa Ha6Iab ~
MAIDEN bat, muB ~tielelben innsrbafb eiiss Jabrte
Dem lluter;eitneten CUR @snebmisuna pcrstltati
frerben cber er fam b~erleIbrn serlnfig rrfiaFi
sperben. @er feline 5rrterunsen uitbt in 3ut'
Sabreu 0sltenb madt 1T t~erfeIbrn fur intH'sr SfF'
Spbn @uttmaIt,
Rabla6.tTrdIttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20
Sdtub.NtrtAuunu.

Nc.i; riro b;ernit alien tsrrn g~eaetcu,
reibs nod 6creerunaeu an hen NoflhB eef
oert. 5atpt 5u99Gr 81 MAIDEN batsf, recr fpnft
tarin irtereiiirt inc, rag Fer llltrrScidnete
in, ndG ten Sermin Ger Yrcthts Court in Hrr.
1873 I'M Grlnutuie uadiu6cu mire, fciar
SbluBntre6nuu8 maten gu r%iirfei une Iciue
ais !indlnBprrpalter b15 %brIngtrn Gigcn-
,hunls eutbpbsn Su tperten.
Nuguit Seaemanu,
TadI1spertpaIter.
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G0acunooe county Circuit Court.
Grnt Mef oenen Sohr 6aaeltein.

Gcbn Saaclitrin mirb hermit tenahriGtiat,
oaB in rem Gjas:pnabe @runts aretssrriht sinr
a!a9e 9sgsn i'm auacitrenat rpirb, fir biz gintrei-
sung res 0eoes auf 3psi Observation-Disclosures,
dlaaeitsIt ron hem Gsrflastrn 3u 6uniten tei
ElGser5. une rap ptnn beiaetsr SObn 5agslitein
rerfcbIt in Ger nd6iten SiBune bisfeS @srihts-
bpfs5, db3ubattcn in SGrmann, @asccnaee &c..
am erIteu MCntna i'm Nrpember peer AMI britten
Sage taraut Gin llrlbs;! ;a @unifsn beg aIGssrs
nhledfhen tperrfn rirS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20

SIT ct. 9ouis 1T Sic Hferoefront
belt, mcIde untcr btm IamAn Gpi,ootic
bcfanat, lit wieHcr oufgctrttet unb iinN
cine GrOBe NusabI %icrre on Der
i:t!tu crfronft, bod) tritt bie Gcude in
biciem Sa9rc in ciuer picI miloerenSorm
auf els in 1873. 9tuA son Smoba miro
beridtet, Dap sort Nicie &rontbeit unter
ocn Yftr:cn auslebrobcu lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-20
Ghlns NIhrrhnunn.

glcti; tpirc hermit alen Geneu seseter, BE
ND 6rrrerung en- Der HaGll6 hes p%eri:crI encn
Rartin Shaumburg, gu MAIDEN batrn, Oee- fcuif-
pieparan i~uiersiIrt llnp, taS he ltntsrSei6nrte I'M
nGbIten Germin Der Qrctate Court I'M Ncrcnt.
stIusnbrrduua ma6en gu piffen unp itrer
pIi6trn ais Ra6lneperwaltsr hes bsiasten Giseu-
tbun1s entbpben 5l rfrefl.
8ert9a Sdaumbura,
Hhdla6Yerir1lterin.
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SdGuB.Qbrehnuuo.

Ncti; nirb tisrmit alien tsnsn g;esbsn,
pslhe nod 6rrrsrunaer an Rem NadlaB fes
Yerf. Wilbelm aarfdrid ;u MAIDEN t1ber, rber
~iunftpir raran interfFirt tkb, raB rer lnter3eid-
nrte. i'm ndhifsn 5ermin Der prpbnte Court i'm
NeS. 1875 nm GrlaubniB ma biuden tpiro, feline
S6lusabrebuun9 MAIDEN 3u hirfen une ieiue
Yflihten als giaG Iasrsrpalter tss tsinsten giesu-
tDuns rntbpben su psreen.
gSiI6elm Spo6rer,
NahlaeYerpdltsr.
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.gloti,.

Sicrmit lei es tsfannt aemadt, eae lelfantsHts'
0clifreder-p apiere betrsTenb BEN Hahla1 Scn
verif. Silbelm Sole. pom Glerf Der @asrrtaes
@r. Court am ~. slug. ~bepilist purhen. gter
5creerunarn an %bsiasten Tablas gu MAIDEN ga,
mug %rieIslbrn innerbalb r,nss 5abrss Der Ha'
t%er3cifnetcn YrrIe9sn.
5enrp 6eao,
RahlasrsrpaItsr.
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Seitamentsz &oNltrcfcrs Notii.

Sie. nit Iei e8 tefannt gemodt zap Ssfaments,
GcaltredsrpY apisre betrrTruc rcu Nadla6 bss
yerit. 6eiurih Sd8ner, Spm Glerf Der Gjaacpuabc
So. Grurt am 2. Sftpbfr b~epiIigt wurpen.
Ser 6orpernuseu an ~beia9teu HadlaB su madcu
bat mug %birlelbeu iruerbntb zines Sabrcs ccr
lltcr;ei9ueten n~rrlc9rn.
Selcne S65ncr,
NahlaEcernaItsrir.
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Suoelaufcn,

gtm q. Ssptembsr 1875 slpri artrit&pfcrbr: rirc
aibp.aue Stute IS Sauo 1 3oli bod, eiu @l1B
nUf Der Stirne, eeTrdte 3ale unn fri5de SatteI-
ieihen. 1t9fihdst III 5000 Gin 9Salad
l&rtbfu60 IS Sanp bad. etra IS Sabre alt,
Gin St0B euf hsr Stirae, Sentridrn uno su
5 .. at8cl9IEt.
Serb. Sbneniao.
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2uaclaufen,

idui!tene unb Il MutterI6metur. 9lht t%crIelben
gtseidnrt rurdb NhlGneiben ter Spise ees
Sbres une rinsn S6lis i'm rrdtsu, einsn
teice Obrenipigrn atgeihnitten unp einem
Der Mut eri6ipfine frElt ha5 rs6te Sbr, hem
liufsu bic Spise ahaeIhnitttn; Iiuo etipl tS $40
nate alt unb mEarn 100 Yiunr per Sti!d wies,n.
At9ci6ist gu $1,000.
Spbu q. SniS.
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gSir linO 0tm StaatS Sefretdr NC. 6.
Mc9ratb SIT Oant uerpfi6tct fir Die
ueberienSun9 elmer 3uiammenifcuune
Der StraBensSeisse fRoad-law( bes
Stolte8 APilowi.
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0ifembabn 3eittabeue.

@citIid gebenbe 3iae.
Nr. 1. prff3ug 1911 Hddmittaes.
SIC. 3. GrpreBSu9 1913 Na6nittass.
Setlib gebenoe 3iiae.
30. >. ~.rrf,ua go Rahmittlo3.
Nr. /. trercfSiI Z.2t Nrr9eue.
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@Sie iino YoeIifat in Ser Shat" sic
3radltOoIlcn frif@cn "tuitern tetS5wtrs:t
& 8uhu.
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Geue SerfafImua bes Staatcs
Mifpuri.

Seft II. Die Stimn;etteI bli ser
beiagten @abI ioQ@n Die foIgcnoe SOrm
baben;
NEW CONSTITUTION TICKET.
Erase tie clause y0u do not faror.)
New Constituencies.
Now Constitntion-NO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Anusenleists.

WOODS sTHEArER. - Frank Mayo, as
matter OF course, drew good house
lastevening. Mr.Mayo. has always been
a great favorite insthis locality, and will
continueto be one SO long asihe sticks 10
"Davy Crockett" The support last
evening was very good, Miss Josephine
1Laurens, as "Eleanor Vaughn," being
especially commendaDle. "Davy Crock
.etv' againithIs evening and at the Sat-
urday matinee.
TUE GRAND. The "Jack and Jilp,
sPantomime Troupe drew very good
audience last night, who seemed highly
pleased with the ,entertainmsat. MI.
Harry Jee is q very, clever Clown, and
backed by a. good Pantaloon and active
Harlequin and graceful -Columbine,
amuses an audience to the top of their
bent. THIS troupe will give grand
matinee on Saturday.
TIE NATIoNAL.-This house was well
hlleu last night by a very enthusiastic
audience. The variety programme. was
well received, as was asO the sensa-
tional play OF Mr.. France, Introducing
his two remarkable dogs, Don c saf and
Bruno.
RoBINsON's.-Th Calender Minstrel,
Iroupe did good business last evening.
'Ihe snow Is very good Of its kind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22
A Strange Story.

Mr.. Sindall, who lives in Baltimore,
accompanied by his son, a lad eleven or
twelve years of age, has been at the
custom house and in maritime circles
seeking for evidence that would confirm
q strange story told by the boy. Mr..
Sindall said that his son has been lost
since May 8, 1873. The boy, whose story
was not very clearly told, said he was
on the coal wharves, probably Locust
point. as brig was about to sail. The
captain asked the boy to come on board
and 90 down as far as Holly grove,
where he would be landed. The lad con-
sented, and the brig started down the
bay. Alter sailing for long time the
boy states he was put on board of a large
ship, where he remained in the capacity
of cabin boy. He says the ship went to
China, and he gave some description Of
the people he saw there, but says he
was not allowed to land, and had not
been on shore for two years and a half.
The ship came back to Baltimore, reach.
ing here on Monday of last week. The
boy says he stole off from the vessel and
made his way home. He gave the name
of the vessel as the Pascaret, command.
ed by captain Ward, but there is nc
such named vessel in this port, nor has
there ever been SO far as marine records
! of the past disclose. The statement ol
the father that his son has been lost fol
the time named Is doubtless correct, but
the story of the boy is not yet authenti
Gated Baltimore Sun.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22
Police Court.

Miscellaneous-Chas. Kennedy and J. Bron-
son, practcing trick game, continued; Fred.
Klasen, malicious destruction, continued;
Thos. McHale, abusing family, under bonds
Geo. 10th, embezzlement, thirty days ard $50;
Tnos Everett, malicious destruction, "a 80;
Geo. White, burglary, continued: Pat Mullen,
resisting officer, twenty days; James Jones,
robbery, bound over
Larceny--Alex. Lowman, grand, bound
over; Pat. Martin, petit, thirty days; Fred.
Bittmann, petit, $40; VIM. Paris, Henry Will
llams, petit, thirty days and $50 each; Ben.
Lacey, petit, continued; Thomas Mcdonnell,
petit, 80 days and $25.
Assault and Battery-Louis Brickett dis
missed; Geo. White, continued; Moses Spur
lock, continued.
-Vags-William Klappert, 10 days; William
Brown, 30 days; Gel tie Williams. Rose smith,
Ellen Doheny, 80 days each; Thomas Grain
continued; Samuel Menge, 90 days. Chas
Smith, SD days.
Drunk and Disorderly-John Hunter, 81
Caspar Rubacker, S.: Ffed. Il lasen, continued
Michael Moore, thirty days; Henry Seip, dis.
missed; Jacob smith, 81: Alice Stewart, thirty
| days; Alice Steel, SO; Mary Lee, sixty days
Ruth Graves, twenty days; Pat Mullen, ten
days; Mike Burke, s5; VIM. Klappert IS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22
Othcr Live Stock markets.

NEW YoRE, Dec 2S.-.-Cat!le-- Receipts for the
week, S,s6U, against 9.96lJ last week. Generally
Of good grades. Inferior are duIl, but the
higher grades are in fair demand and firmer.
Wequote prime to extra pative steers $l2 50a
"; poor to very good native, $Sal2; poor to
fair Iexas aud Cherokee, ~ 75a6 90 per cental,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the, week,
a9,l4l, against 24,3l0 for the previous week.
Quality generally eoott The demand is only
smoderate and the market is easy. We quote
common to prime $5a7, and some lors OF extra
" 25aS per cental lsa
Aogs-Receipts for the week 25,920, against
81, ,62V for the previous, week. Sales OF Ohio
hogs OF lSl lbs average at SITS per Genital gross.
Dressed are worth s9as 75per Genital, according
CHICAGO, Dec. 70 Cattle = Receipts, $500
head. Market opened dun an closed more
active. One lot OF fancy sold at 81; shipping
steers, 81 sua8 eO: Texans, 50 75a4 4J. Ship
lnents. l,14O head.
HpgsT Receipts. 24.O00 head. Market duh
ano.depressed5 rand 2Vci lowei.: Shippcrs'. x5 al
,i5bo kers', SO Gba7 %, bacoi, is fsit 80 /.
NEW MsW Esstand, s0s99a7 ~ shilim tnts. NO
Sheep. Recssss, 2,eyo head Market dull
ST. Louis, Dec. Hogs krtduli and
Lower fsr q tns ssst ggaees shipmng sSaao 70;
''CattieAM'fKctdpi AMI tending d.vnwa,d
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Hon. Reyerdy johnson, writing from
London to the Baltimore Sun, aims the
following pointed -left-hand compliment
at the United States Minister to Spain,
over the shoulders of Chief Justice Cock
burn: Il was present at the trial, re-
Gently concluded, of an Indictment for a
murder OF great atrocity, at which Lord
Chief Justice Cockburn presided. /
heard the opening and concluding
speeches OF Attorney General iHolker.
They were plain and business-ike eff
forts, but devoid OF strong argument,
aud equally devoid OF anything ap-
preaching rhetorical elpquence. But
the charge of; the Lord Chief Justice WAS
admirable. 1t was clear, methodical,
and eyincing an entire mastery OF the
case, both in it's facts and in its law. He
exhibited, too. throughout the trial the
greatest urbanity, and without exhibit
ing in the slightest degree that rudeness
which one of our countrymen .charg ed
him with displaying ut the Geneva ar
bitration, ina publication which | have
reason to know was disapproVed by
members OF our own .Goverpment, and
which was received here in contemptu-
Gus silence. The writer, loo, had the
bad taste to send copies to the. Judges
who were the immediate associates OF
the Chief Justice
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What Might Astonish Modern
BELLE,

From the Sunday Times and Messenger.]
Imagine what sensation a lady would
create in these times should she make
her appearance dressed in the following
costume, description of which is taken
from "Malcom's Anecdotes" A black
silk petticoat, with q red and white ca
leo border; cherry -colored stays, trim
med with blue aud silver; a red and
dove-eolored gown, lowered with large
trees; a yellow satin apron, deliberately
trimmed; muslin head dress with lace
Iruffies; black silk scarf and a spotted
silk hood. 'Such was the costume worn
by a lady in I0S." Further on, we read
oil ladies' head dresses costing from one
to two hundred dollars. A great deal
has been said about the extravaganza of
women OF the present day; but the mod
ern belle would stand aghast should she
be asked to pay two hundred dollars Tor
a bonnet; and 1t is doubtful whether the
expensive head gear referred to was any
more becoming to the Wearer than the
jauntY and stylish hats worn by the
''girls of the period"
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River News,
Special to the Star

Special to the star.
PORTSMOUTH Dec. 22.-River falling slowly.
Up: Potomac at 4 A. NJ; Fleetwood, 4:30 A. M +;
Telegraph, y A. M. Hudson, for Wheeling,
due up. Weather cloudy with indications OF
rain.
Special to the Star.
PIrFsBURG, Dec. River rising, feet 10
inches.
The fine packet Minneola, Captain John y
Skunk, is receiving rapidly, aud will depart
punctually for Memphis at P. M. to-day. She
will have a good start from here, and has nn
merous way engagements.
The Evansville packet Glasgow will leave
for that point ats O'Clock this evening.
The Ashland will depart for New Orleans
this evening. She has a large amount Of freight
and a good number OF passengers from here,
and engagements below to NIL her up.
The Cherokee will also leave for New Or
leans at z. N. to-day.
Tine Thomas Sherlock, from New Orleans, ar
rived here this morning. She is advertised to
start again for New Orleans to- morrow even :
ing. Sne has prospects OF an excellent return
trip.
The vint. Shinkle, from Cincinnati for Mem
phis, passed down from Cairo last evening at
8 O'Clock.
The James d. Parker, en- route from Mem.
phis to Cincinnati, passed up from Paducah al
5 z. nj. yesterday
/ The Robert Mitchell left Memphis for Gin.
cinnati last evening with splendid trip
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The Protestant Eplseopal Church at
Williamsburg, Va, will send to the Gen.
tenniali Exhibition two old communion
services belonging to that church. One
service is,made ofgold, and consists of
only two pieces--a cup, with two
handles, for the wine, and a small
saucer for the bread. 1t was the gift OF
some old aristeefatic family, and bears
their crest OF arms. 1t is supposed to be
ll5 years. old. The other set is .ofyery
neayy silver, and was given by g gorge
Nv. III consists of three pieces--a tall
taukard for holding the wine; very
handsome goblet OF most beautiful pro-
portions, and a large, heavy plate for
the:bread--tlllOf the pieces bearing the
the-royal stamp, crown, &c.
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tive last night to push train of freight
cars over the bridge, and then it failed.
The continuous noise kept up by such
doings is q subject OF serious considera-
tion by those owning property on Sara
t0ga street.
II the communication OF s.Citizen" in
this mornings Enquirer is true, the elec.
tion tomorrow viii not be quite 30 pop.
ular as those held in years past. "Citi.
way that every honest voter can stand
on his platform. What we want now is
fair dealing and reduction of salaries
in every branch OF the city government.
Judge Geisler held the parties who tore
up the street last night under $500 bail,
Their examination will come off nexl
Tuesday.