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STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
N-ss. In Probate Court, General Term, April
3D. 1888.
In the matter Of the estate of Christian FRANKIE.
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of joseph
Bung, OF said COUNT, representing, among other
things that Christian FRANKIE. late of said county
Of Ramsey, on the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1888 at
said county, died intestate and being an nhabitart
of thiscounty at the time of his death leaving goods
chattels, and estate within this county and that
the said petitioner is the faher-in-law Of said de
ceased, and praying that administration of said es
tate be to Charles 3. Hess or some other suitable
person granted;
1t is ordered, That said petition re heard before
the judge OF this court on Thursday, the both day
of ApriA. D. 1888, at ten O'Clock m, at the pro-
bate Office in said county.
Ordered further, That notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to ell persons in
terested, by publishing q copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing
in the Daily GLOBE, newspaper printed and pub
llshed at Saint Paul, in said county.
By the Court, WAI B. MCGBORTY,
Attest: Judge of Probate
Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk.
April 3-tues-4y
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations of sales from
by commission men yesterday and are subject
tn daily fluctuations.
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All persons interested are hereby notife1 to
be present at said time and place of meeting.
and will be heard.
MATTHIAS KOCH.
Official: President pro TEN
r. Z. GoRIAN,
Clerk of Board of Public Works.
l00-109
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Stinson's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Edmund Rice's Trout Brook Addition to St.
| Paul.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE or MIME
~ sofa, County of Ramsey-ss. In Probate
Court
In the matter OF the estate OF James T. Norton de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of James
z. Norton. late of the county of Ramsey deceased,
that the judge of the probate court of said county
will hear. examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, al lis Office in Saint Paul, in
said county, on the first Monday of the month II
July, a. d. 1883, the same being the second Cfy
of said month; and that six months from tn
26th day of March, 1883, have been limited anJ
allowed by said probate court ior creditors to pre-
sent their claims.
Dated this 10Th day OF March. A. D. 1888.
MARY Z. NORTON,
Executrix OF the estate of James T. Norton, de-
ceased. Mar y 5w-tue
NJ OTICETO CREDIToRs-sTATE OF MIME
~ sofa, County of Ramsey, SIS. In Probate
Court. Special term March 26 1888.
In the matter OF the estate Of Elsie II. Whitygeu
deceased.
= Notice is hereby given that the Judge If Probate
Court OF the County OF Ramsey, viii upon the first
Monday of the months Of May, June. July August
and September. 1888, at ten O'Clock a. H. receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
persons against sail deceased and that sig months
from the date hereof have been allowed and limit
ed for creditors to present their claims against said
estate, at the expiration of which time al claims
not presented or not proven to its satisfaction shall
be forever barred unless for good cause shown
further time be allowed.
By the Court, VII B. NIcGRORTY.
L. s. Judre Of Pronafa
Mar 27-5T-tua
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I \ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Csrtr OF
1 Ramsey County. Minnesota dated March 5ih,
A. d. 1881 made IN the matter of the estate OF WI
nam A. Judd deceased, notice is hereby given that
the property known as Judd's Livery. Sale and
Boarding Stable, No. IS West Fourth street. st.
Paul, Minnesota, consisting CT a general livery
Srock together with good will of said stable, and
lease OF premises for two years from t, irss qv
OF May, A. D. 1888, with privilege 81 two years
more ar tee same rate. viz: One hl-.dre3 arr
twenty-five dollars pee month WI be sold ct pu
lie auction 70 the highest bidacr 50 oseIco a. H.
on the tenth day OF April, A. D. 1853. Sale to take
place on said premises Terms e,f sale all cash
FOR particulars and list of pro1er inquire OF sths
undersigned. KIEIBLE CULLEN
ALICE s. JUDD,
Executors Of Estate o. william ~ .usa doeeassJ
91-1nO
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Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-WhiskY very firm;
lib.
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j. II. and Robert Gibbons. Mill Place,
so-called, lying between lots IS and
20,block 4; and lots and 4, block 6,
in Warren and Winslow's addition to
st. Paul -. ........ $50 90
Warren and Winslow's Addition to St. Paul.
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Jarvis Subdivision of Lot 8, Bass Out Lots t.
st. Paul.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and
Extension Of Thomas Street
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLo WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, April z, 1853. {

benefits
from srest O Pau
Boardw
Office said city, the 10Th day april A. 1885,
imedb saidB
Of
da e
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

asked. mo sales. 1OHered. 4 tx. M
coup. SEX. div. Ex. int.
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Afternoon Board Quotations.

| GOVERNMENTS.
Three per cents. .102% Fours do. .1l91
| Elves extended. ..102 Pacific 6s of 49,. .I28
AZ commons 80 113L
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Attest: FRANK ROBERT, JR.. Clerk.
ADPii 3tTIas-4yv
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Dated this 10Th day OF March. A. D. 1888.
MARY E. NORTON,
Executrix OF the estate OF James T. Norton de-
ceased. Mar q 5w-tue
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cia!ly as regards the second-ought
of themselves to out weigh the
heavy claims put in for experience
in practical life.
We have no intention Of deciding
iogmaticaily which of the three
sets Of argures are right, though
our sympatlics. so with the last,
and a coed deal Of our respect
with the first but we want TO point
out & tact OF two. One Is tha. tue
people WHO, Of ali others, seek eli
cheney most. and that often at the
direct cost of culture, the Scotch,
have long since made up their
minds CD the subject. They DO not
want to bc so!tlnanEeretf men, OF
refined mea, OF reflective men, but
TO he efficient men; yet they hold
university training q help, and not
3 drawback, and, except when Re
feated by want Of means or other
special circumstances, never fail TO
GET it To- tacir seas. All Scotch
lnen are not graduates. but in theo
~ the ScotchmeH-who, be it &c
memherea, is not led away on the
subject either by lunkyism or sen
tinent CT any strong wish that his
SONS should have an easy time
holds decidedly thai they ought to
be, that it would be we'll if they
could be, and if they were the
work would Le better and not
worse uOne.-EX.
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New Orleans, December 80, 1882.

New Orleans, December 80. 1882.
Public notice is hereby given. in conformity
with the provisions of Act No. IS "f the SEES
sion cf the General Assembly CT 1882. That an
assessment OF One hundred and fifty dollars
has this day been levied by the President
and Directors On each and every share of the
capital stock OF this Association, including the
assessment OF iorty dollars for share levied
Jniv 18th, 1850, and that they are prepared to
dollars OF each share, OF which ninety one
dollars 5. venty eight and a half cents per
STARE may he paid III bonds o:t.e State issued
Under the funding Ac. OF 1874, and fifty eight
dollars twenty one and 4 half cents per share
is PAYABLE in cash 1T the otlice OF the Associa-
tioa. No u, Toulouse Street
JOHN CALHOUN,
Cashier.
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/. Boyd Us. Nos. 205, FOG,
20?, o0S, A. G. Ladreyt.

FENAkE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY VIR-
Z the 81 ioar several wr!ts of F:eri Fecias
70 na directed by the honorable above entitled
eoilf5. Il the above entitled and nu.nfere..
causes ! have SEIZED and taken into NV pos.
session and will proceed to sell q, public anc
tlon according 10 law, ~ he ple,alssrs below.
oeseribes; nn Wednesday, February 18th. 1888,
aa;Ueen II a'e-ock a. NJ and r. N. the fol-
loving described property viz.
The entire stock ard contents of e certain
trade sore belonging to defendant situated
III the Parisi, OF Lafourclle on the right bank
of bayou Laiourcle at about 10 miles below
Ihiboaaux, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groce-
rles, Crockery. Liquors, wares &c.
Terms: CASH.
II. ". FROST,
Constable, End. ward, Parish Of Lafourche.
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GLENCOE.

TLls Inc Saddle and Harness Stallion will
stand ut T:iibodanx. He is a black aud dun
dappie. Ii: HANDS high. HIS colts in this vi
entity ARE equa: to those OF any horse that
ever made q season here. for the Parishes Of
Laiourchc, Assumption and Terrcbonne
Thee are large. finely proportional aud gene.
rally a beautiful bay.
PEDIGREE.
S;rca BIZ Pillgarlic, who was sired by the Ca
Indian Stallion LightIoot. Glcncoe's dam was
Il fine Copperbottom Kentucky Saddle and
Harness mare-hisg grand dam was by Albion,
a tine race horse. This horse will serve
mares ut $50 for the season.
J. +. BOURGEOIS.
an-oJ I'm.
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~Iho fair given last Saturday
|aaQ Sunday week fer the benefit of
PROTECTOR Fire Go. No. 2 was, de-
|Pdle the bad condition of the roads
|'alch deferred q great many. coun
~ people from attending, quite a
|access financially. We understand
|aaI the net receipts were about
|ao hundred aud forty five dollars.
als will assist very materially Pro
@lor No. 2, in carrying into exc.
|allon their project of building a
Law engine house. May success at
nd them!
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-Thlbodauz was we'll represent
eat the Carnival by fair ladies
nd strong men, not counting the
little folks.
All who visited New Orleans on
that occasion have no reason to re-
s't their trip, but will ever remem
Ger 1t as one Of the pleasant epis
oes Of life.
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1.-Two things during the Carni
AIN New Orleans deserve espe
al mention.
e0ne soo OF SEQ siran gers went
.eaaday last TO Triuity Church
near the Rev. Hugh Miller
|auupson preach. They were re
4upensed BY seeing the Reverend
splietaen sit in his easy chair
D'S' a minister from some where
y filed the pa.pc.
Inc knights OF rro,aas Invited
mankind to witness their dis
~, aud then advertised their
'SN IN such & manner that nc Que
ssa tell which Wy they we're
pug.
..sse two things were especially
>Iying to strangers and visitors.
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"A Ca EsD.

The officers AMI member Of Protector Fire
Co. No thereby tender their sincere thanks
to each and every one who contributed, in
any ,la.2icr, 70 the success of t.ici: late fair.
They are especially grateful to those who
so generously made donations, and to those
who gave their valuable services OH the occa-
sion.
F.ANTZ ZERNOTT,
Chairman OF Committee.
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Nh. Stone has purchased the
soperty belonging to st. Johns
aplscapal Church, formerly owned
" Mrs. s. X. Gresham.
INC 'estry of St. Johns church
empose to add to tho amount of
ae and build a Rectory near the
church.
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EotSce.

Thhodaux, January 9Th, 1883.
Tho Firm of keeie & Bodily is dissolved from
tins lats ~ mutual consent. Either partner
sill sisu the firms lame in liquidation
kEEFE s. BODLEY,
Referring TO the above, the undersigned
will continue the Foundry business for his
own account and respectfully ~solicits a con
t;:aancc of the patronage extended to the
late finn.
L. KEEFE,
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Notice
Tax Collectors's Office.

FsE!sII u iIafOurCh6,
Tlibedaux, La, January Goth. 1881
20 al. persons engaged in business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
and pay Your State and parish licenses for
the year 1888. to avoid costs of Court and 10
per ceDt penalty US attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish OF Lafourche.
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Judge James l.. Cole, a resi-
dent Of Thibdaux 40 years ago,
and Of late sJudge OF the District
Court in Derville Parish, died sud
denly in Jew Orleans on Wednes
day last.
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Delinquent tax payers Will 90
veil to call at The collectors office
,ssoon as Observation-Disclosures their
,roperty viii be seized and sold &C
arding to law.
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-Thibodaux Bridge Company is
haying a ferry beat built for use
whilst the new turn table Will be
uIacel il position.
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The upper Ohio is higher than
it has been tot years. The floods
have done immense damage to
property along tie water courses.
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The many improvements con
pnpla.ed ia Th,bodaux during the
present year Indicate a livel, sea
wr for the mechanics and artisans
Of the town.
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Reports from planters indicate
that a large planting Of sugar cane
will be made this spring.
The same may be said OF all 9th
es Agricultural products.
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NGA&'o4sHS
wv : h&Es'

The Local Board OF Swami Land Coat
rlissio,"rs are nrw prepares! T. dispose of the
lands which they haze 10: sl.u Persons
wishing 10 scc;>rc t!lel. doanIc coueosa:ou
should cail without dela..
Ili,botAux, December 90. ,S:2.
:. 7. GRIAaMUltr..
SIMS. Secretary.
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Nov that Lent hos arrived PEG
Die viii he placed upon their quiet
behavior for 10 days.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
s3esgE:2..

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs hia friends
nd the travelling public that ne Las made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy ali those who viii honor hin:
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours OF the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It 4 O'clock 7. NJ.
Commodlous and well furnished ROOMS.
ItODFRATE PRICES.
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SATURDAY. FEB. 10. 1883.
NEWS.

See ifyou can find the two ad
~rprtisoments il this paper. one
beaded New ard Tie other
GOld.h
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Se-r

The matrimonial fever las
,niafe2 down since Nardi Cras.
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George Essex, q co!orcd and
noted politician Of st. Charles Par
.sh is dear.
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NIB. jackson, a prominent Re
publicn politician in the Parish of
st. Nary, and lately an employee
IN IL Custom House is dead.
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PHILIP CkILL0UET,
Notary Public,

Respectfully informs the public Chat he
is fully prepared to attend TO the sale and
such property to dispose of will lind it TO
their advantage to confer with lin.
He is also agent for THE Western ASST
rance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus,
MiSs-and ready to write for ali risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibo1aux, La.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2nd. JUSTICE Court of L. p. Cal!
lOuet, Parish of Lafourche.
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Scientific American: Tho Reno
New, Gazette describes a remarkable
hill of moving sand in the eastern
part of Churchill county, Nevada,
about GO miles from Land Springs
Station. 1t is about four miles long
and o mile wide.
In the whole dune, which is from
100 to 400 feet in height, and cons
tAins millions of to's OF sand,it is ms
possible TO fod q particle larger than
o pin boad. 1t is so fne that if an
ordinary barley sack be filed and
placed in a moving wagon, the iolting
Of the vehicle would empty the sack,
and yet it has no form of dust in it,
and as clean as any sea beach sand.
The mountain is SO solid es TO give ii
musical sound whom trod upon, and
often times a bird Lighting on it, or a
large lizard running across the bot.
tom, will start large quantity of the
sand to sliding, which makes noise
resembling the vibration of telegraph
wires with a hard wind blowing, but
30 much louder that it is often heard
at distance of six or seven miles,and
it ia deafening to person standing
within a short distance Of the sliding
sand.
A peculiar feature Of the dune lie
that it is not stationary,but rolls slow
~ oastward;the wind gathering it up
on the west end carrying it along the
side until it is again deposited at the
eastern end. Mr., Monroe the WE'LL
know surveyor, having heard of the
rambling habits of this mammoth
sand heap, quite number of years
ago took careful bearing of it while
ssctioning Government lands in that
vicinity. Several years later he visit
ed the place, and found that the dune
had moved something over a mile.
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Good Germ Crops Assure Cheap
Meat and Profitable Cotton.

Heavy cotton crops in the cotton
States assure cheap bacon. We do
not mean that this guarantees large
home supply although that must
necessarily result, but that it win cut
off from the West its best corn
market and force it to feed its grain
to hogs. The short corn crops Of the
cotton States in 1881 offered a pre-
MUM for light hogs,and the Western
farmers sold us their corn at excellent
prices while they not only sent their
''killing hogs" to market light, but
sold tens of thousands Of their "stock
hogs" to the packers. The result was
that in addition to a short corn year
we had a short meat year, while cot
ton remained in status quo. We are
out Of the corn market this season,
and if we can harvest another heavy
crop of corn this fall we will probably
be able to buy all the meat we lack
at lower rates than we can make It.
Abundant crops of corn in the
South assure cheap meat and proita-
BILE cotton culture.
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From The New Orleans Picayune.
Yesterday the experts of the Uni.
ted States Mint in this city were
called to tackle q somewhat curious
puzzle in the matter of suspected coin
The pecuniary Sphypx presented its
riddle in the form Of a"daddy's' dol
lar which had been thrown out at one
of the city banks as spurious.
The rejected dollar ws first meas
ured and weighed by the coiner, and
was found to be Of the proper guague
and of full weight, showing even an
excess of 2 grains over the standard.
1t was perfectly executed, and the
right metalict ring The color, how
ever, was against it. Instead Of the
silvery hue q new dollar should have,
it looked like a nickel dollar. Obvi-
ously there were no means of deter
mining the spuriousnoss of this coin
save by assay, and it was accordingly
sent to the Assayer, DR.. Albrecht.
On being carefully Analysed it was
found to conta in inaddition to the sill
yer and the copper of the amalgam,
a small quantity of nickel also OF mer.
curry.
Then the MYSTERY was unraveled. 1t
was q genuine dollar, nickel plated
coated with one of the plating solu-
tions sold on the street corners by
''fakirs' and peddlers. The solution
in question is mixture of quicksil-
yer and nickel or of silver or of gold
In this case it was an amalgam with
nickel, which being rubbed on coir
and then exposed to heat, and would
have its quicksilver dissipated by
evaporation, leaving thin coat Of
nickle on the surface of the silver.
The officials at the mint could on
ly account for this sort of tamperine
with coin as a wild freak Of idle ex,
pertinent To gold plate o nicke
coin might be resotred to for purpose
of profit, but to nickel coat silver il
an irrational proceeding, only likely
to be carried on by crank,
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Postnasters to Help Out the
Signal Service.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Sec
rotary of War has informed the Post
Office Department that owing to in
adequate appropriations made by
Congress for the support of the Signal
Service, the Chief Signal Service
officer will be unable to distribute as
generally as heretofore the weather
bulletins and other information for the
benefit of mariners and farmers, and
that it is, therefore, particularly de-
sirable that Post Masters should hence
forth take pains to post conspicuous
in places accessible to the public all
bulletins which may be sent to them
by the Chief Signal Officer.
Tho Postmaster General will prob
ably issue circular order to Post
masters on this subject.