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A very neat little Republican campaign
document Is the following table from re-
cent publication by the Treasury Depart
ment, which shows BY official figures the
losses sustained by the government in the
collection Of revenue from the beginning
Of Wmhipston's administration to the
close Of Grants. From this itappears that
the losses ON customs receipts alone were
greatest during the Democratic admins
tration Of Jackson, amounting to So 90
per $1,000 collected, and least during
Grants Republican administration, being
only two cents on $1,000. The greatest
loss per 81 1000 on the total revenue was
during Van Buren's term, and the least
was during Grants two terms. The fol-
lowing are the figures, giving the total
losses and the losses per 81 900:
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nriations having been increased BY leeie.'
ia,ion nearly 100000 over the esti'
maths. and the revenue from customs
having fallen below the estimate about an
sonal amount. means 10 meet the deficit
shonld ne ,proyided. A bill to authorize o
loan moi exceeding SIS, 000, 900 was report;
ed 10 Inc House May 20, 1858. This bill
yras subsequently amended, the amount
being Increased BY the Senate 10 s2O,g0O,
SNo and became Flaw June II, 1858. The
inteyest was NOT 10 exceed Eve per cent,
and tbe loan was made redeemable ut any
time after fifteen years: Secretary SepD,
In his annual report to Congress, dateu
December %, 1859, uses the following IAN
guage: , :, .ho r,o.s.
ury for the present and fiscal years II VIII
| be seen that no provision Is made ior the
permanent redemption OF any portion Of
The $40, 100000 Of Treasury notes. Inc
authority for Teissuing these notes VIII e e
pire on the 20lh OF June next, and It VIII,
therefore, be necessary for Congress TO ex-
tend the law for that purpose another
Congress appears to have differed with
the Secretary as to the propriety Of re-
issuing the notes; for, instead Of giving
authority 10 do so, bill providing for
their redemption by means Of loan was
introduced, and, passing both Houses al.
most without debate, was approved June
%. 1860. II authorized loan Of SCI ,00O,-
600 with interest at not exceeding o per
cent, redeemable in not less than ten or
more than twenty years. 81,
Theiailure to realize the whole amount
authorized was caused by the political
troubles that eliminated in the war Of the
rebellion. Bids were INVITED for $40, 0OO,-
loco on September s, 1850, and the whole
amount offered was speedily taken. A
commercial crisis ensued, during which q
portion OF the bidders forfeited their de.
posits. and tho loan was Withdrawn from
lthe market. The amount finally secured
was only s7022. 900: AS q result Of TINS
failure authority for further issue Of
Treasury notes was asked for by Secretary
Cobb. In his report Of December ., 1850
he says;
HTo meet the remaining outstanding
Treasury notes and interest thereon there
lie vet TO be negotiated Sll, 900, 600 oil the
loan authorized by the act OF June ~,
ll8B0. Thssta,ement Just made Of the dit
lficulties attending the. payment LOT the
stock already sold, in connection with the
fact that capitalists in the present condi'
ton OF the country seem unwilling to In
vest in United States stock at par renders
Iit almost certain that this remaining Sll, j.
100000 cannot now be negotiated upon
terms acceptable TO the Government The
Condition Of the Treasury 10 such that nc
serions DELAY can be INDUCED. Authority
should be given for the issue Of Treasury
notes 10 an equal amount, to be negotiated
at such rates as would command the conf
dence OF the country, and 10 create thai
confidence the public lands should be un
conditionally pledged for the ultimate re
demption OF the Treasury notes which Il
might become necessary TO ISSUE"
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REPUBLiOAN MEETINGS.

Msr,InsburE, eeptembtr /, : p m, Cen. Stewart Z
woodioTd, and Hon. George Y. sluiyhS 4, UI
N1rrantoW o. september !, Gen. y HoIl " r,
KInsWoSd, Preston county, sept. Q, bob ueo'
StnrItss and A. W. CamPbell
FSlTmont, September II, Gen. y: COZ. 1E'
firIitop. SEPTEMBER 20, Gen n. Con, y. a, ~,
Rebstsr 4. a., September Q. Captain A. u. Founa'
'I Fss1E,rburx. september 9, Gen. NJ Goa and Capt
John W. Cracrait. o. ,.hn c.mn.
belI and Hon. W. 8. Stevenson. -,
Voieano, September Is, at night, Hon. Jonh a.
Cappbeli and Hon. W. b. Stevenson. ~ N,
JIhrfiSyilIe September o. John A. CamPoeiIi W.
r, siSyepSSn and Captain q. Q. Cole.
PepnSborOuSh, september %, night, same sPeAAeiH
Nest Union, September %, same speakers
CisrksburS October 1, same speaken.
weston, October 2, same IpeAkets.
bridgeport, October I, same sPtakes, NJ =,
saISt1, October 5, John A. Campbeu and " =
Pugh. .n...
SiSt4nyils, October Z, same tpeAkefs.
M.ddlebouine, October 8, talne speakers.
New MHrtinSVllle, October 9, tains speaker.
WHEELING, October Il, Hon John A. Campbell, +,
FaIrnobt, Kept 7th, A. W. Campbell and capt .
"seetsaS.r II al Barton, ". J. W. cowden.
septSin6er rs, Rt LIttleton, same speaker.
September 3, at Vaucamp, u, W. Atkinson anu
'N ssU a. S@ T. at wilsyvis, same speakers
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The Last Administration OF Government
Pinnnces by the DemocFats-A Series OF
Disastrous Blunders.
The revolution in trade and commerce
which occurred in the year 1857 disastrous
" affected the revenues Of the Govern
ment, as 1t did the revenues Of the people,
and the Democratic Administration which
had Just declared that amid such wide
spread financial wreck and ruin the Treas
ury would continue to pay gold and silver
only, was forced really to the humiliating
necessity Of asking authority to issue
paper money. /,
The Secretary Of the Treasury informed
Congress in his report Of Dec. Z s, 1857,
that, although there was balance on hand
At the close OF the fiscal year Of 81, no.
Hay, vet such was the ialling-of in the
revenues from customs that it was neces-
sary to provide the Treasury with some
additional means Of meeting the demands
upon 1t, and that unless relief was speed
ily afforded there was great danger that
the available funds might be exhausted.
He therefore asked authority TO issue So
100000 in Treasury notes A bill ior thus
purpose was introduced, and In the de.
bates which followed 1t was truly said that
the closing hours Of the Thirty-fourth
Congress had been consumed in efforts TO
deplete an OVERLOOKING Treasury, while
the early days of the Thity.fith Congress
were devoted to efforts to gil an empty
one. Only short time before the Score
tary had asked Congress to reduce the
accumulated coin on hand bya revision
Of the Revenue laws, and now he was ask
ing permission to gil It's empty Golfers by
the issue Of paper money. Instead otpro-
posing a reduction Of expenditures an In
crease was recommended,
l.. AL 81 aRR-.I
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an in currency and I'M coin, as follows!

There was no appropriation Tor the
army in 1878, and double one in 1879.
Deductipg half the army appropriation
for 1878, it appears that the aggregate ap-
preparations made by the Democrats for
the fiscal Yeas 1870, 1880 and 1881 were
in round numbers si6l 900 900, or an aver
age annual appropriation Of sl5S, 100000.
The aggregate appropriations made by the
Republican party for the last three years Of
its power were s494,oOO, 900, or at the rate
Of Sl4l 600 600 year. = -.alas.
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now NM DEBT WAS IsoERAsRD.

In, n, tho, rs,svmant N outstanding
= a pti w .ue' .st", ,-S 80 - 20
treasury notes, 70 autnotiae4 i ''' anu "
regulate and fix the duties on imports,
was introduced In the House OF Represen-
W." -. 49, 10 ,sao 7. s.s s.rcos,;callv
tatYes nateh - 4o"0. :. -, "So oass.,S =,
said, in debate on the Dill, mat the idea Oh
not increasing the public debt 10 meet the
a,,s,a,;t srnen.eu wss a verv na.riotic one.
oH ,-',S.- W" ~ ,s.o,;aoIt,, Il
put the aumlnisuauon nIu pi nsesS;i,,y IL
Illustrated me senument " ssea ANY, ~
creasing the eept 70 meet tne 80 % penses
during every year thatl IL nau pesn ~ pow
or. Tnis was shown oy the following "a
BILE:
Public debt July 1, 1850 %.
Public debt July 555 g
Public debt July i o 'e'O'' %
In addition to this increase Of the pub.
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The Gospel OF Hate In West Virgin

"Ihats he Republican party ,rih all As IN
tersity ofmy nature. intend TO teach my
children 70 hate il. Ihars lied hating il, and
mean 10 90 70 my grars hating it."-Speeeh 81
JAKE Jack,on, Dan. candidate for GOranOr, al
PaJmonl, JUN 20.
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"Iam prepared 10 say hat ,Ve haze die 'Oorst
Constitution Of any STATE IN &s Union.'-
I Er Judge james Fzguson, Of Rana.'ha-a
pemoratl
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a IA,

eS I, a. 10 S'elosk A. NJ sell 4, pSb,
sSs ' 81. SenS & al a s. lSi1 u Pt', BsS laS
q, surveyed and laid out ~ VI. L, sSIS M ~
nsef except lots 9, 10. 10, H. IS ~ a q y, Lsp.
Also, lot 10 Square 10 10 Gllrhfisi,
dlhon % the city Of WheelIbE, tros,i,. ,sSeastn.
S Sa tfolI street WhsslnS Iiad I'd ss, s
TERSs oT sALE-AI TO the North wh,.,,.,
one. half Of the purchase MONEY iSrd "'leeies HI
q The purchaser may elect, eaih Ia ma S.s IN
idue 10 Two equal payments In IiK ana tSsi,s ~
With interest Iron day Of nls; q ID i,'.I .,'llA
third Of the puTehpe money, llpd 4 ~ 4 . !. e.
tas Pq1r H. lSs INA may Sl sa'A 10 llsa I'd a. ~
months With ! tertSt from day oi i. n. asalta
payments 10 DO secured 10 he ntiJ,,ti.!s t W
trustee. A ]. IN GpSSu ea y 1G
J. c. HERyEY, Auetlcnser. S"AAAA' Trustee,
August 20, 1880
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,sses and the Losses per 81, OOO:
nemoerntIe Economy Illuminated.

A Treasury Department circular Just is.
sued utterly ruins the Democratic claim
that that party has brought economy into
the public service. This circular EN-.
braces the appropriations for each fiscal
wear from 1878 to 1881 inclusive, which are
-. =, .,..o,o,, aud in coin aa follows:
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, m,

beginnlng Al 10 O'clock a. ", ltll Al ib,,D,,,
the Court House Of Ohio county, a nv, 80 I
the following property IN cenire Ws,.H,s.ll .ee.l
middle one.thifd Of lot I09, and iFo,,I n
on Market square, and exteadipg SetSaI CIV GM
toan alley having erected theron ,se 70
bTsf 81 building Z Al,o, The south Out.,SIT M
and extending vestxardiy 70 let 10 A In,S m
erected thereon also lIrTt ihrs..s.,,.a i.I W
building. This property Is oceGpitd n ~! ~
Bros, and known ~ the HCHkCKERgni p5 sT.f
and aPARKERS' HALL tE0aF
TERAs OF sALE-ont-thlrd Of IL, ,,,..
money land = much more Ai the purrA "a y ~,
n aI nn a mn and tns fe.due 10 isO qua Gys,
payable semi.annually. the deferred IA ms,t. ~
secured by insurance and otherwise 70 hs
Of the trustee A, ]. CIlRvS Eslittia
JIG HERyEY. AuetIouSer. ifasss'
August %, 1850.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

YoE OoyKRSor,
GEO. C. STuRalss' Of NononSaaa'
suPEnIrESDEsT OF yHEk SCHOOLS
A. /. PURlEToN, Of Wood
ArroRaEI 0EsEHAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio
AUDITOR,
,ous s. CUNNINGHAM, Of KanAVsh
TREAsuRER,
RICHARD GUgEE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JupeE, "
EDWIN MAXWELL Of Hanson
ZOE cos0RxSs,
-JnHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of WOOD
~ ~ hSIn,.,St-J. 4. AOKE, Of MINERAL
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RspusuCAN COUNTY TICKET.

sMKuYY,
GgogGE b. PARKS.
PRosEcu1lSO ATTORNEY,
i. J. Hudus.
ASSESSOR, CRY plsrncT,
G. A. HELMBRlehT.
ASSESSOR, eousrRr DrsrncT,
r. II. ARMSTRONG.
House OF pNEsATHs,
W. P. HUBBARD,
6. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
SIMON L. MccoLLoCH.
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n. (,onstItutlOnal Amendments.

Constitutional Amendment Article sishs-t'at
Realization. u..,tor ,hIr,aap. Arti.
Coptliutioual Amendment, Section 'hit''su' ~tA
eIe ihfee-POr Ratification.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error, and indie
crctiops Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, de. win send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send sell-addreSed envelope TO the Rxy. JosxfH
t. TsxAs, SssiiOa D. Sas York Guy. ial2.nwyAw
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CPYTSS
L WHEELING PROPERTY. Ni'NlkE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 n, MI, A.,
Parker, Margaret Parker, his via. ~ ~. yJaSl
brook, trustee, dated 0Stober IL isV ~ s ae1.
10 Ohio g. county land records Ia dssi d iSS 49, ~
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L OF NORTH WHEELING LOTs AND
By virtue Of a deed Of TINA, !, -.
Puker. Joseph n. Z. PSTTSf ma HIate Y !sAiE
dated October II 1876, and fecoTdSd N M tltR,
i.na records In deed Of tuIt boil H. nv. sui
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K ~ sCEE% SALE "a I: OF ISLAND Avn

wH.HILLsS, ASetioH I. rhiLDRErH, Trustee
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pEnoCaATIo MIsmANAaEnENT.

The Last Administration of Government
Finances by the Democrats-A Series Oh
Disastrous Blunders.
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WISCONSIN NEWS.

Mrs. g. Doolittle. of Racine mother of ex-
Senator Doolittle, died on the morning OF Sep
tember s.
William Edgeley, of La Crosse, lost his life
the other day by being crushed by the caying
in of q. well :,
mill. was recently destroyed by fire. 1t is a
great loss to the village. ~
A horse got away from his driver on the falr
oround at Madison. and ran over woman, in
flicting severe injuries
THE safes of %. Baker and Leonard Lawn, in
Neosho. were burglarized the other night, the
former of 81, 800 and the latter of 500.
Willsmith the other day, while on the school
NAV ground at Racine, had On arm broken.
He was pushed against fence, doubling the
arm up.
at the prison last Monday night. As the pris-
oners fell into line to go to their cells one was
found missing. He was Immediately searched
forsand was found hidden between the ceiling
and iron rout of the work shop. BE got up
through trap door and proposed to have more
liberty, as he had a rope with hook on the
end of it TO help him get over the wall.
John Wall. resident of Roxbury, met with
sudden and fearful death last Monday. his
team became unmanageable and running away
threw him from the wagon, causing injuries
which he survived but short time. The sad
and startling intelligence was conveyed to his
daughter, Miss Julia Wall, at Black Earth,
where she was in attendance upon the teach
er's institute, and where her father had left
her but a short time previously.
Omro Journal: son of W. D. Peterson,
living near Augusta, lost two-year old child
short time since by hydrophobia. Acout six
weeks before the child had been bitten slightly
by dog that belonged to the family, but the pa
rents did not think anything serious would re-
suit from it; but the child and dog were both
taken, with fits about the same time. The
mother killed the. dog. and it was but short
time before the little poy was dead.
Appleton Post: sad and fatal accident
occurred in Seymour few days ago. The
victim was ayoung lad about 16 years old, the
son of Mr. John Bull. one of the first citizens
of the town. About two o'clock in the after
noon the young man went into field to
catch one of the horses, with which to per-
form some errand or ether. Not returning as
soon as expected some Of the family went out
to look for him, when he was found dead in
the field where the horses were. The indica-
tions were that he had been kicked by one of
the horses while trying to catch them and was
instantly killed.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by an inn
pure state of the blood, when ScoviU's Blood
and Liver Syrup viii restore perfect health and
physical organization. It is indeed strength-
ening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven
itself to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered. effectuaily cnring Scrofula. Syphiitic
disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys, all Nervous
disorders and Debility. 1t corrects indigestion
It makes the old feel young, the young feel
gay, and will invariably drive out of the sys-
TEN the many ills that human fesh and blood
are heir to. Price of large bottle with full di-
rec,ions. 81. single bottle will prove to you
its merits as health renewer, for it acts like a
charm, especially when the complaint il of an
exhaustive nature, having tendency to lessen
the natural vigor of the brain aud nervous
system.
Remember we keep this excellent Blood and
Liver Syrup for sale at our drug store in st
Paul, and do most cordially recommend il to
our. customers. and all good people. NoYEs
BRos. & CUTLER, agents.
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was about to be>abundantly YER

visitants. was about to beHabundantly yef-
ifed.'
This earthquake was felt at about
the sane time in Toxic (1S miles
away and a; fire IN that city on
the following day destroyed SUI
houses and one bridge. Several lives were
lost and many people injured; but one driy-
ing through the great and wonderful city
sees no sign of disaster Except by the
merest ohance) and hears no sound of woe.
On Wednesday next We sail for Kobe
pronounced Ko-by), the seaport, $50 miles
south, connecting with -Kiota and Osaka by
rail- IL may be of assistance to the GLOBE
reders to know that the vowels a, Q and IN
Japanese have the same sound as the
same yowels in French. 0 has always the
long sound. ike OUT in home, To re.
member this may aid in the correct pro-
nunciation of Japanese names OF places and
people, HESTER A. BENEDICT.
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Gold Extract

Gold Extracted from Hot Springs Water.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IA dispatch
from Calistoga says excitement has existed
in this vicinity for the past two weeks over
the report that the hot springs here carry
large quantities of gold in solution. a. G.
Tichnor, who recently bought the Hot
Springs hotel property, has been at work
for the past two weeks extracting gold from
the water by a process known only to him
self. The clear up yesterday afternoon
showed that he has succeeded in extracting
$1,000 from ten barrels of water. The gold
is of the highest grade of fineness, and as
the springs in the locality are very numer-
GUS and the volume of water exceedingly
large, it would be useless to attempt to
estimate their value if they continue to
yield as rich returns as the experiments
have proved thus far.
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Put it to Proof.

At time when the community is flooded
with SO many unworthy devices and concoc-
tions, it is refreshing to find one that is bene6-
cial and pare So conscious are the proprietors
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
of the worth of their remedy. that they offer
Tp,s certainly would be disastrous to them did
lot the remedy possess the remarkable curative
qualities claimed. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption will positively cure Asthma,
Bronchitis, Stubborn Coughs, Colds Phthisic,
Quinsy, Hoarseness, Group, or any affection of
the throat and langs. As you value your ex-
istence give this wonderful remedy trial by
trial bottle free Of HOst, regular size bottle
for 81
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One Need
2af1

A Sure Cure Found at Last No One Need
Suffer, +
Assure cure for the Bind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered BY Dr.
Williams ian Indian remedy, called Dr.. VIII
liams' Indian Ointment A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of twenty five and
thirty years standing. No one. need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries
do more harm than good Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors. allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts as poultice. gives instant and pain
less relief, and is prepared only for Piles. itch
ing of the private parts aud noth,ngee else.
Thousands of cured patients<attest its virtue.
and physicians of all schools pronounce it the
greatest contribution to medicine of the age.
It matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering you can be cured. For sale by
all druggists. MOVES Bios. & CuUER, whole
sale agents.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Maria Avenue.

OFFICE OF THB BOARD OF PUBLIo WoRKs,
OTTY OF ST. PAUL. MIMI. Sept. 9th, 1880. : II
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation
at their Office in said city, until IL N. ON
the Goth day of September, A. d. 1850, for
grading Maria avenue, from North street to
Cherry street, in said CITY, according to plans
and specifications on file in the Office Of said
Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in q sum
OF at least ~ per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
GEO. L. BECKER,
Official: 3. L. GoRMAN, President
Clerk Board of Public Works. 25S-63
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CONSUMPTION CURE.

/ In changeable climates like ours, everyone
should remember that Halls Balsam for the
Lungs has proven itself to be SURE cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all
Lung Diseases, and for a common cough or cold
we guarantee every bottle. It has saved the
life of many, even after all hope had fed.
Many of our most intelligent families would as
seon be without wooden clothing in winter as
not to have Halls Balsam always on hand, for
it never fails to Immediately relieve all sore
ness of the the throat and lungs. A single dose
taken at bed time will gently warm the blood,
cause refreshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone. Ask
your druggist and your friends concerning tn
merits Of Halls Balsam. Pricefor large bottle,
81.
Remember we keep this excellent remedy on
sale at our drug store in st. Paul, and do most
cordially recommend it to our customers and
all good people. NeYEs BRos. 4 CUTLER. agents.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Brill
SPECIAL TERM CALENDAR.

SPECIAL TERM CALENDAR.
Chas A. Moore VS.. 4. c. Murphy and 8. 3.
Murdoch, garnishee; disclosure. Referred to
e. A. Hendrickson to take disclosure.
R. W. johnson VS.. James Glispin and Mayo
& Clark; motion for change of name. Taken
under advisement.
/. G. Lash VS.. o. B. Turnbull ct al; motion
for final decree. Granted
r. b. Galusha. ad., VS.. w. r. Marshall, ct 81.
same. Same.
Sylvan Nadean VS.. r. B. Galusha, ad., ct al
Continued.
VIM. b. Bean VS.. W. Carpenter; motion for
decree. Granted.
Before Judge Simons.
State of Minnesota ex rel. Edwin Gribble vs.
Thomas Prendergast; motion for writ of man.
damus.
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Gifts to the Public.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ,11.-Subscription are
voluntarily coming rapidly to make good the
gift of G. W. West of $3.50, 200 for the art
museum. Joseph La, gworth gives $4,000;
the estate of !. A. Frazer 5000; j. Z.
Schoenoeraer $1,000. P. B. Neff $1,000,
and others smaller sums, making an sggre-
gate of $4,000. 2 FrFf