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Crooked WhiSky-Bank Failure Grain
N. Rttle.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10. The Evansville,
Indiana, "crooked-whisky" cases were
called in indianapolis, to-day, and an
attempt was made to have them trans
ferred to Evansville without success.
No one OF the defendants has yet given
bail, but it is expected they viii do SO
when the day OF trial is set.
The assets of the suspended City Bank
OF Geneseo, ILL.,, are $4,000, and liabili-
ties $4,000. 1t offers to settle at fifty
seven cents.
The State Warehouse Board order
that after January l, 1876, No. winter
wheat shall weigh not less than "a
pounds to the measured bushel. The ex-
isting rule requires 55 pounds. No.
spring wheat shall weigh not less than
63 pounds; "a pounds Is now required.
No. 8 barley shall weigh Al pounds, in
stead OF AZ pounds as now.
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FLASHE8.

Fort, Democrat, was elected Mayor Of
Chattanooga.
The American Institute of Architects
is in session at Baltimore. !.
Greensburg, Ind, expects to be lighted
with gas by December IL.
The Mexican Congress has organized,
and compulsory educational bill intro
duced.
Alfred T. Lacey has been selected as
the Democratic candidate for Mayor Of
Memphis.
Bernard Londenheimer, a Quincy, ILL.,,
painter, was killed yesterday by the
falling Of scafold.
Mary Rice, fourteen-year-old girl of
Geneva, N. Y, committed suicide in
Brooklyn by taking strychnine.
William Murray and Frederick Meyers
will be hung at Pittsburg. January 6, for
The Cincinnati and Kentucky dele
gales to the Southern Pacific Railroad
Convention have arrived at Memphis.
The house OF Dennis Cunningham at
Craigvale, Ont, was destroy ed by fire
and four children burned to death.
David Beckelheimer, for murder Of
Susan Vandermark, at Warsaw, Ind,
has been sentenced to Imprisonment for
lite.
The mixing mills of the Oriental Pow
der Mflls,. at South Windham, Maine,
were blown up yesterday morning. No
body hurt.
The Staten Island steamer s. d. Mar
lin took fire yesterday, but the flames
were exiinguished. Two mon were
badly injured.
Two young men named Reed and Da-
Wis, living in Pike county, Missouri, aud
connected with the most respectable
families of the county, got into quarrel
last Sunday about cow, and Reed
killed Davis.
A special from Berlin states that the
Prussian Government is preparing pro-
ceedings before the Ecclesiastical Court
against the Archbishop of Cologne and
the Bishop OF Treves. The object is to
depose them.
In the contested election case of Over
stoz VS.. Britton. for the Office of Mayor
of St. Louis, the proceedings have been
brought to q stop by the refusal OF the
City Register to deliver the hallot-boxes
to the City Council.
The steamship lllinos, which sailed for
Europe yesterday, has among her cargo
thirty dressed beeves, 150 dressed sheep,
and large quantity OF poultry and oys-
ters, which it IL proposed to land in good
condition by means Of refrigerating
apDurattts
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apparatus.

The humble-bee is generally supposed
to be rather useless member OF society.
But from what correspondent says it
would seem that old "Sarjent buz-fux" is
to be set to work tc earn his living like
other honest fellows OF less noise and
pretension. The correspondent says;-
We noted, a few weeks ago, that an Ac-
climahzation Soc.ely Of New Zealand
had applied to authorities in England
for transportation of humble-bees to
their island. In answer to that request,
two nests Of the required insects were
lately dispatched to New ZSaland by
MIR. Frank Buckland. They were packed
in separate boxes, and every provision
made for their welfare during the voy-
inge, which, ii is expected, will terminate
in January. Humble-bees are not ma
tives OF New Zealand, and their pres
ence is desired lnere lor the purpose OF
ferlilizing the red clover. Tne probos-
cis OF the honey-bee does not reach
down to the pollen Of the clover, and,
therefore, 1t Is no help to transporting
the grains from flower to flower. Iti
expected that, by performing this es-
senttal service, the humble-bee will se-
cure the production OF clover-seed, and
thereby enable the agrioulturist 10 ex-
Tend tile cultivation Of this useful crop.
.a
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CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10. : Daniel
Flagg, one of the most eccentric old men
living in New England, was found dead
this morning in J. H. Casey's tin store,
where he has been in the habit Of sleep
ing. For the past 80 years he has never
worn garments made from the skin of
an animal, and in the coolest weather
wore no shoes. He was at one time a
very prominent man and was thol oughly
educated in all the classical and Eng
lish branches. He was eighty-four years
Of age.
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Both are totally destroyed. Loss about
$4,000. The Hazard had 1900 bushels
OF oats in store. Insurance not yet
known.
The building across the creek, on Ohio
street, caught fire several times, and the
best efforts of the Fire Department were
necessary to confine the fire to it's origi-
nal limits.
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EDITION.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS,
Terrible. Railroad Accident in Sweden
SIXTY PERSONS KILLED.

NEW YORK, No v. 19.-A Herald special
cable from Copenhagen says melan
choly disaster occurred on railway
running from Stockholm to Marneholm
Sixteen cars were completely smashed
and sixty persons killed or severely in.
jured.
THE CROWN PRINCE INJURED.
His Royal highness, Prince Christian
Frederick William, the crown Prince OF
Denmark, is seriously Ill from the effect
OF fall from his horse, the animal
falling with him.
THE PRESS ON DON CARLOS.
A special from the London Times
says: Don Carlos letter to King Alfonso
on the Cuban question is everywhere
lidiculed. The Daily news editorially
says the letter shows forth the weakness
of the Spanish character.
The Telegraph says, it is impossible to
imagine more fraudulent and futile
proposal. 1t is at once an atfront and an
act OF folly.
The Pail Mall Gazette says, the letter
is full of bombast and reads almost like
a hoa.. 1t appears to indicate the Pre-
tenders desire to find an excuse to retire
from the war contlict in Spain.
COME HOME, WALES.
LONDON, Nov. 19--It is understood
thai the visit OF the Prince OF Wales to
India is about to terminate; that Cab
met Counsel was held Sunday and tel
egraph sent, advising the Prince to re-
turn, and ne will leave India immedi-
ately after he has visited Ceylon. This
change Of purpose will be explained to
thepublic as a result Of the prevalence
of cholera at Lysore and Madras, but
the real reason is the unsatisfactory
position Of the native Princes.
LIBERAL OFFER.
LnSDoN, Nov. 10.--An unknown donor
has madN an offer Of 100000 for the es-
tablishmant OF missionary society to
conduct missionary work in King Mite
sa's country. IN Africa.
NO MORE FROM CARLOS.
MADRID, Nov. 19.--king Alfonso has
refused to receive further communica-
tions from Don Carlos unless he surren-
ders to the Government.
!. CHIEF SURVEYORS.
LONDON, Nov. -Captains,P Perry and
Riddle, OF the White Star Steamship
Line, have been app Hjnted Chief Sur
veyors By the Boart of Trade Of this
city.
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Ne,c Grade Of Rye.

On 'Change to-day, Superintendeat
Maxwell announced the following: 1 ana
by the Board of Officers OF tho
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce, 70
announce, from this date, a new grade of
rye will be admitted in this Chamber, %
be known as No. 3, which will inciHae
all sound, inferior, shrunken or dirty
rye: not 80 much damaged from ang
cause as to be unit for milling or DIS
tilling purposes.
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Coumterfssssrs COMMITTEES.

Three men, Adam Culver, Calvin Ste.
yens and VIM. Shepard, arrested in Iroa-
ton for counterfeitlng, were brought 70
this city this morning and committed To
the Hamilton County Jail, in default ct
$500 bail. The offense was counterfeit
ing and attempting to pass the fiye-ceus
pieces commonly called nickels. They
were tried by Commissioners Shaw 81
Lawrence county.
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To be Hanaed.

HARRISBURG, PA, Nov. 19.-Governor
Hartranft has issued the death warrant
for the execution, on Thursday, the 9th
day Of January, 1915, of William Murry
and Frederick Meyers, convicted in Alle-
gheny county, on the 1st and Goth days
Of March, 1870, respectively, of the muir
der Of G. Wahl, and sentenced April 8,
1875, to be hanged.
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Deputy United States Marshal TT.
Yagger started from Portsmouth last
evening, per steamer Telegraph, for this
city, bringing with him man by ts,n
name of Wm. Carter, arrested for conx-
-terfeiting. Upon going to bed last nigtak
the Marshal bandcuffed his prisoner,
tied the door securely with a rope hall
ter, and laid down to sleep thinking all
was secure. About o'clock this morn
ing he was awakened by the opening aK
the door, and jumped up just in time to
see his prisoner burst through the door,
and run toward the back end OF tho
boat. Yagger followed as quickly as
possible, but before he reached
the prisoner he had jumpez,
handcutfed as he was into the river. ana
sank from view. Search was immedz-
ately instituted, but no traces OF hi1a
could be found, except his cap floating
on the water, and it is supposed fhsst
he drowned. The prisoner had cog--
planned of feeling nnweil, and frequently
during the night wished himself dea<i.
He represented himself as married
man with family OF seven children unN
resident OF this city. The Marshal
thinks that it was a deliberate attemRa
at suicide by the prisoner, which has 40
doubt resulted fatally.
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George Butler, the nephew of B. f.
Butler, was seriously wounded in a
street brawl in New Orleans, arising out
OF saloon quarrel. This Butler is the
same who disgraced his country by his
revels while Consul-General to Egypt,
standard of dramatic art in America
through the New York Arcadian.
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g,so elevators Burnea rhss Morntno

BuFFALo, N. X. Nov. 19.-Early this
morning fire wss discovered 10 the
Hazard elevator, located at the foot OF
Main street, across the creek. Soon the
Hazard was I'M q sheet of flames, which
communicated to the Excelsior elevator
got on them they were beyond saving,
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s. TeackIs Wallis, late Reform oandi-
date for Attorney General of Maryland,
will contest the election OF Gwynn, on
tho ground Of fraud aud intimidation In
Baltimore.
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If the Ark had been manned by Mis-
sissippi steamboat captain, he would
have been very unhappy during the en-
tire voyage, because there was NO opp0-
sition Ark on the river to race with.
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The Womea's National TesnperGnes cen-
pentton,


vention.
The Women's Temperance Convention
met this morning at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. W.T.
tenmeyer, the President, IL the chair.
The meeting opened with devotional
exercises by Mrs. Havin. The work vi
the Publishing Committee was then con-
cluded. All the delegates of the vaxi-
Gus States promptly answered i'll pledg-
ing themselves to its support.
Mrs. Chase, from the Committee en-
Resolutions, submitted report, which
was adopted.
The following reports will be made
this aiterHoon and evening: Wofk
among the children, Finance Committee,
Young LADIES' Union, Lecture BurezR,
international Unions, Yisitations OF Ke.
iigious and Medical Bodies, Medical
Commission and Bible Wants.
s AFTERNOON SESSION.
The ladies Of the Convention resumed
their order Of exercises this aftefnoen.
The report of the Committee ON III
nance was adopted.
In the report OF the Committee on
Young Ladies' Unions it was recoss-
mended that the young ladies OF the
country unite themselves with the union
and cooperate with them; also that they
conform themselves to q total aist-
memo. Adopted.
A Standing Committee was appoiatefa
to have charge OF the work OF the Ladies'
Union.
The Committee on Lecture Bureaz
recommended that they should rely nek
so much upon lecturers from abreah,
but should rather step to the front thssl-
selves.
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Parson Murray says the military rife
is fearful implement. "It shoots as q
cross-eyed man Iooks--the Lord only
knows where"
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missionary Meeting at cn,sss Ch.rsA.

Missionary Meeting at Christ ChassA
A delegate meeting OF the Board "a
Missions was held last evening, at Chrisi
church. A delegate missionary sermcn
was delivered by the Rt. Rev. 4. a.
Jaeger, d. D., Bishop oil the Diocese.
Another session was held this mora
ing, at 10 O'clock, at the same place.
Bishop Dudley occupying the chair Ia
formal discussion was INDUCED on ghs
subject OF missionary work in its rcls.
tion to parochial life.s
: Among those present were Ri. Rev. ..
q. Talbot, D. D., 1t. Rev. r. u. Dudiex,
jr., ID. D., Rev. }. v. Lewis. ID. D., Rev.
Leighton Coleman, ID. D., Rcv. !. i.
Shipman, d. D., Rev. J. w. Ciuxt a, ID
y, Rev. J; A: Paddock, p. D., RN- r.
3. Duane, D. D., Rev. q. N. Chandler. b
D., Rev. Samuel Earp. Rev. Fismius
J james, Rev. John W. Brown, Rev. w. a
Hitchcock, Rev. Peter Tmslev.
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wv TANTER = UATION-- As travelling
Wv salesman for whisky or liquor house,
by q gentleman who has had twenty ears ex-
.perience in the Southern trade. Address G. NJ,
2s7 w. Walnut st., Louisville, KY. no17-3t
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WTANTED - STU UATION = By Short
wv hand writer and correct German and
French translator in newspaper or law office;
have experience and best Of references. Ad-
dress SHORT ii AND WRITER, 284 w. Third
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. nol7-8t
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fyTT ANTED FAMILY TO TRY
wv FINCH'S Homemade Diamond Mince
Meat. lthas no equal. Made Of the choicest
fruits. meas and spices. Give II trial ana
you will find II superior to yourown make, less
expehse and no trouble. ASK your grocer for
Y, and take no other Factory No. 2O2 West
,$lxth street aol9-4t
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T>OR SALE-HOUsE-Th residence Of the
E late John HeDning, 3S7 w. Sixth street,
between Mound and Park: two-story stone
front Of nine rooms, well finished Throughout,
and with all the conveniences for desirable
family residence. Apply on the premises.
no19-3t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION - BY youn g
wv married man in needy circumstances I;
willing and able to work at nything to make
an honest living through the winter. Call on
or address j. e. b., l22 Pleasant st. no17- at
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WI NTANTED-BLACKSM good car
wv riage blacksmith; ready for him in about
o month; steady work. Address WALTER
DORIDER, Defiance, o. nol7-8t
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wv That CON VOSS, formerly with VIM
Etolpp, 10 now with JOHN RENNER. oppo-
site Grand Hotel, who Keeps constantly on
&ana the best brands Of shell oysters
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WI TED-INFORMATION- - AS to cost
wv Of magic lantern with panorama outfit of
any description. Address e. A., lock-box 100,
Dennison, Texas. nol7-3t
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TKTANTED--YOU TO CALL-At KELLY,S
wv New Photograph and Feuotype Gallery,
1p6 West Fifth street, between Elm and PIum,
Cincinnati. open every day. au6-4m
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VTTANTED-EMPLO will be
wv paid to any one securing young man,
with first references, some respectable
employment. Address box 81, Falmouth, KY.
noI1-yt
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VKTANTED - SITUATION BY a young
wv man in commission house to learn the
business;- wages no object; references given.
Address POst-office box 1880. no17-3t
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VKTANTED-YOU TO CALL-And see the
wv bargains In boots and shoes at the New
York Cheap Shoe Store, No. 9 East Firth st.
W. r. CAHlLL, Proprietor. no1G-bt
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,LNOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
! I good spring on same; in thickly settled
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa., near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
! Ijy14-tf1
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TNTANTED-AGENTS - For the best and
wv most useful book ever issued; sells every
where. Address A. j. CANIPBELL, Publisher,
Cleveland, Ohio. noi9-3t
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VNTANTED-SIrUAT UATION-As cook, or to
w do housework, with best reference; no
objections to the country. Please call at 459
Richmond street, below Harriet. no19-2t
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ENUR SALE OR EXCHANGE E. PROPERTY
It -First-class inside property in Indianap-
Oils, for good farm in Indiana and Illinois, or
Tor good city property in California. Address
FARMER, care Journal office, Indianapolis,
Indiana no17-3t
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TSOR SALE OR TRADE - LOTS = For
10 Western land in Kansas; three excellent
lots in Kokomo, Indiana, town Of 5000 in
hmbitants, size Of lots 40 by 1853 feet. Address
A. M. RAPER, Fairmount, Grant county, Ind.
, nol7-3t
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TI>OR SALE-TWO STORE BOATs--One 10
] H by ~ feet, the other II by rs feet; nicely
sealed and painted inside and out, with l0O feet
Of counters and shelving. o. G. CHASE,
Huntington, w. VA. no19-35
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MWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
lX MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST jy15-tf

VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA & son have new lot Of fine
Boneiess Goldfish, and splendid line Of
Groceries ty26-6
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iWT ANTE D-T0 PURCHASE-A good
w size counting room desk. Address POST
office box a,729, city. no19-2t
VNTANTED- CASH PAID - For watches,
wv diamonds, old gold and silver. A. A.
EYSTER, jeweler, $40 w. Fifth. nol9-2t*
TTTANTED-EVERY BODY TO KNOW
wv that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
Keeps the finest oysters in the city. 0c27-1m
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VETANTED--TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
wv drst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnu5
street. drst floor. je2G-tf
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XNT TANTED-MoL turner in ter
I. wv ra Gotta; frst-class hand in clay, imme-
diAtely. Call on or address G. d. ASrOR,
I Dayton. Ohio. nOlg-2t
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TSOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
IL tom land, all III cultivation, on a railroad
and near a station, 10 miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-tf
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LNOR SALE OR rem - SEW ING M A.
II CHINES-By the week or month, al the
tate improved, and instructions given at 2O9
Water street. no16-6t*
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LOST.

iT OST - SLIPPERS - Pair Of gentleman's,
Il with three pairs of stockings, Monday af-
tern0on. Finder will please return TO COWEN
i q MoGRATH'S, on Fifth street. and get re-
ward. nOl1-3t
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pRHrERRED SPECIALS.

nay Closing out Sale of Watches,
ClocKs and Jewelry, atJ. VOSS', No. Va West
Fifth street. Also, lease and fixtures for SALE
nol3-6t Fl
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HETANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of 114 Race street. are located
at the ''Sun Saloon,' u Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. nol7-sm
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VKTANTED-YoU TO KNOW = The New
wv York Cheap shoe Store, No. q East Firth
street, is the cheapest place in the city for
mems kip boots and ladies' side lace. W. r.
GAHILL, Proprietor. not9-4t
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FOR RENT-.ROoM5,

TOR RENT = ROOM "A furnished front
l. for gents, 29l Baymiller st. no19-4t
LrOR RENT AND SALE-ROOMS, &c.-Fur-
II niture for housekeeping for sale; 8 large,
nice rooms, centrally located, for rent to party
making the purchase, both at low figures. For
particulars address lock- box 1899. .nol9-2t
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VTTANTED--SITUAT ATION-As advertising g
Wv agent TO. some good paper; good refer
ence given. Address box 457, sidney, Ohio.
nO17-3t
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vKTANTED-TO SELL--House and lot, on
w Boal street. Lot 06 by l75. House eight
Tooms, cellar and cistern. Cheap'for cash, or
On payments. Valued at W. Address
JOHN A. STARR, this Office.
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IT,OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
II Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
Co, 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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VXT Mexico gNv.ALIDS
wv AND OTHERS Desiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing Is cents
gor expepse to TAOS, STAR Office, will re
eeiye prompt and correct answers. ocly-tf
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!, LONDON, I Nov. ls;a,uaptains 49, Perry and
Line, have been apG1nted Chief Sur.
veyors By the Board Of Trade Of this
city.
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EOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, 18
Il miles west Of the city; upland. Address
r., Star Office. oc9-h
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(, ,VETANTED- you TO GALLON JOHN
= wv RENNER, opposite Grand HOTEL and
get the finest oysters and steaks in the city.
te [ocH-lm lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XXTANTED-SITUAT ATION-As salesman in
wv the store or travelling business, not par
ticular. Address J. @. KEENER, Muncie, In
diana. nol7-3t
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ENOR SALE-PONY--Bask phaeton pony; !;
i I been ridden and driven by children, and
harness; only 5000. 10l L. Fifth street.
t nOi7-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-19
FOR RENT.

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