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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEE
CINCINNATI. Jan. Is-sp. Al


FLOUR-There has been no variation
in the market to-day Of any Importance
Family is worth S5(g5 TO- extra, 81 n
"a %; superiine, S4sg4 30; and low grades, Ss n
@3 6u per Drl. Spring wheat flour is quoted AT
"a SOg1 ~ per bril-, Rye flour is steatlyat III bD
(a575, amt buekwheat flour is selling af s6tG6 20
per brl. "
WHEAI-Themarket is still dull: No. red
is worth 81 Oa91 Us Hill and white are only
nominal with no reliable quotations.
OAIS-There Is a steady market at 59a6Ic
for mixed: 61l063c for white No. per bu. with
moderate demand. "-'A
C0RN-There is moderate demand for
mixed, with light receipts at 7Oc per bu. Soles
OF both ear and shellcd at that price to -dav,
klE-There is quiet but steady market at
81 1901 II per bu. for No. 2. =" ~
BARLEt-There Is but little doinc. Tho
offerings are moderate at 81 S0lGl 90 for spr,nr.
81 4oGidS for fall per bu for fair to choice sam
pie lots. s'' '""'-
BULK MEATs-Therc is a steady bpt ou;e,
market at $40 for shoulders; 9hs(Gss: G for ciear
r.b, 5sGl0s Tor clear sides, for meats is to 20
days IN salt, all loose. Fully curea. ..0trc
more but with light demand.
BACON-There is but little doing ant. thu
market has not materially changed. Clenr
sides are worth DC; clear rib, lie and shoul.
per ID. - AD
eMEsS PORk-sPrimc city is held at sts ss.
with limited denlanytat that price. = =. -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
from his residence on Madison street

from his residence on Madison street
this morning. ..
Henry Weber, convicted of buying
jail thirty days, was yesterday granted a
an appeal ON his giving a bond for the
amount OF the penalty.
The grand jury brought in the follow.
Ing indictments yesterday: Oliver w.
Davis, indicted for suborning a witness
Richard Davis, unlawful destruction oil
propertyj George Rogers, grand larceny;
Joseph Wolff and j. s. Yungblut, unlaw.
fully selling medicines and poisons.
An alarm was turned in yesterday,
and the fire was found to be at q house
on Dayton street, owned by MIR. Plum.
Damage $3.50. a
Mr.. Hersch's horse ran off yesterday
with an express wagon, but was cap
tured by Mr.. Charles Solar.
The new lessee for the Turner Hail has
n0ty yet been selected. Mr.. Jacob Bold,
The present proprietor, has been notified
to vacate the premises by the 1st OF Feb
ruary. l.1 r0
Four hundred shares of stock SUBJ
scribed for in the new Teutonia Building
Association. ste.
Eighteenrecruits passed their second
examination at the Barracks yesterday.
A special term of the Court will be
held next week, to try the Digby murder
case.
j. f. Lewis, ESQ.,, well known as. a
member Of the Newport Bar, has aban-
doned the practice OF that profession and
undertaken mercantile pursuits.
Orders have been received from Wash
ington 10 prosecute every individual
found .buying United States clothing
from enlisted men.
LUDLOW.
Coroner McCabe WAS here last Mou-
day and served u notice on Fred Eriich,
to show what cause he has Tor cjectIDg
N. Oehsner from his comfortable hos
telry.
Mr.. Martin Sands has sold his interest
in the Sands-W almer fiat boat landing
to Captain ": G. Mccoy, OF ferry boat
fame.
The tacetious editor OF the Ludlow Re-
porter, is getting immense, especially
when he quotes ''quartet,es," but quite
mild on the 'mayOraty." How is this
thus! Fair play, *Brothef JOSH or
lei up.
The people Of West Covington deserve
great credit Tor not allowing themselves
TO be "bambodZled' in the late election
OF TOW nship Trustees, as they tere once
Before. g.,
The Reporter has very able and ur-
gent editorial on the great necessity CT q
street railroad from The intersection OF
Elm and Kenner streets, this city, via
West Coyingt0n and suspension bridge
10 Fifth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati.
We have not the slightest doubt that
such an enterprise would be very profit
able to both the stockholders Of the road
and large owners of real estate here and
III West Coyingyon. 1t IS just what is
wanted.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
ADDJzLONAL CEUREdN NEWS.
COyINGTON.

The ferry float durn; 49, "cccnt rise in
| the river has been Pc, ri, h and dry
on the leyee. 1t will .....Oubtedly re.
| main there until the river rises. The
people in the West End will be Obliged
TO walkup to the bridge till then.
No police matters to-day.
Mr.. W. w. Moser will remain In the
city and willrun the race tor Councilman
against Croninger.
The funeral OF Mrs. NJ. Benton took
place from the Trinity E. Church at z
O'Clock to-day.
The fire plugs are all in working or
der.
Some OF the old police force are pre-.
pairing to test the MarshaFs right to dis
charge them.
AN old lady living at 1o9 East Second
street, fell on the icy pavement last
evening. producing compound fracture
of the ankle.
The meeting of the Medical Society at
DR.. Wise's last evening, was well at.
tended.
Henry Dfesman was yesterday re-
leased'trom the bond of j. IL. Herzog and
I'll. Nlemeyer.
The Directors and Managers of the late
Boone County Fair were all indicted at
the last term of the Boone Criminal
Court lor violating the gambling laws.
and bench warrants will soon be out for
the accused parties, including Mr.. V.
Shinkle and Mr.. VIM. Timberlake, of
Kenton county.
A colored boy who was lighting the
street lamps ON Thirteenth. street last
night, was badly burned by the gasoline
from leaky lamp communicating fire to
his clothing and to bottle of alcohol
which he carried.
Mr.. j. j. Lendruni, of Gallatin, was ad-
mitted to the bar at this place yester-
day.
Mr.. John l.. Stephens was yesterday
married in Lexington to Miss Mary q, |
Cochran, who has frequently visited in
Covington, and the daughter of j. W.
Cochran, Esq, the well-knOwn insurance
manager OF the former city. The mar
riage took place at II A. M, the parlors |
being illuminated with gas-light under |
marriage-bell of japonicas and tuberoses,
Regs. Bartlett and Christie officiating.
The bride wore a travelling dress, two |
shades of brown silk.
The following were elected President
Ind Directors Of the City National Bank,
yesterday, to serve during the ensuing
year: President, j. ID. Hearne; Direc-
,ors, M. NJ. Benton, w. E. Ashbrook,
francis Ford, Joseph +. Meader, b.
seeker, Hayden Kendall, W. NJ. Leath-
'rs, j. NJ. Fisher. 20
str1nger from Cincinnati who was
'isiting the Covington stock yards yes
erday, fell while walking down the steps.
ma fractured one OF his legs.
NEWPORT.
The case Of the Uarnelps family for
committing an assault upon Mr.. Wells.
las not yet been decided In tile Criminal Il
'o,rts The case will probably continue /,
urlng the remainder OF the day. 7g |.
No city court.
The funeral of N. Lilley took place.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
Cincinnati Srg Goods Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 49,
There is but little doing at present. There
Is a iirm feeling, but no material change in
prices.
BLEAcHED CtTT0Ns-New York Mills, 1sl,c:
amsutta, l6c; Fruit OF Loom, 13c: Lonsdale.
l2c; Greats Falls s. Sc.
lu-4 BLEAcHED SHEETINGS-Lowell. S0c; AL
lendale, 35c: Hepperill, 35c: Ut.e;,. 45c.
IIOKINGS -AmOskeag. AGA, 25c; Lewiston
"A, 25c; Queen OF the West Y, suc.: Queen of
the West XA, s3c.; Queen OF the West Xxx,
2sc; Queen OF the West T :emium, 33c.
BROWN SHEETINGs-Atl tic A, 1OJ.c; Long
Branch, 1895; Laurel HI 1Oc; Western AA,
9lac: Mt. Vernon A, &C.
BROWN SHIRTINGs-Baltimor AA, SIC: Bill
lingsyille. 8JSc.
PLAID CoTToNs-James River, 12lac; Queen
OF the West \. 14c: Queen of the West Xxx, l6c:
Queen or the West XXX. 1fc.
fRINTs-Bedfortl, 6Ak; Amoskeae. Thc: Bris.
tol, SIC: .Sprague. S4c; Oriental. 9c; Pacific.
9c; Washington, SIC: Arnold Special, 10lsc. >
JEANS-l'royldcnt.2 25c Standard, SIC; Gui,-
ing Star. axe; Laurel Hill, 55c: Queen CITY.
6vc; Long Branch, 75c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

= WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The statement
ithat caucus OF prominent Democrats
from all parts OF the country was soon t.
assemble here to consider the future OF
hhe party, is authOritatively pronounced
untrue. .o..t.,.s'
Perhaps the only caucusses that will
be held, will be the little informal gath
Erings like that of yesterday, in which
.Ihurman, Thomas OF Maryland, Swami
hrom same State, Mclean of Ohio, and
Others participated.
nHE PRESIDENTS LOUISIANA MESSAGE
President sent a message 20 the Senate
Eo-day, in answer to resolution asking
information relative to the military in.
Eerterence in the Louisiana Legislature
also, regarding the armed organization
In that State, hostile to the government.
The President says that lawlessness.
turbulence and bloodshed have charac.
Gerized political affairs in Louisiana
since the organization of the State under
Che reconstruction act. He repeats what
ks well known as part OF the unhappy
history of the State.
! He refers to the election of 1867, and
fhe bloody riots OF 1865 and 1868, by which
the Republican vote was by fraud re-
duced to five thousand, to show that the
disorders there are not due to the recent
acts of the Federal authorities,
A conspiracy was formed. to carry the
election against the Republicans, and it
was carried by glaring frauds. The
friends OF Kellogg thereupon combined
against WarmCth. The President re-
views the proceeding against the de-
1endent In case which lie denounces.
He refers to the fifteenth amendmentfOr
privileges granted by it to the colored
persons and the powers given by it to
United States Courts. Also to the act
amendatory thereto, and considers the
COurt had jurisdiction in the Kellogg
iWarmoth case.
He says some acts of the Court were
illegal, and the Judge made great mis-
taxes, but the law, according to the Fif-
teenth Amendment has great latitude.
iThe process OF the United States Court
was resisted, and as said acts were es-
pecially provided for, the United States
Army and United States Navy, when
necessary to enforce the judicials' pro-
ceedings first considered it their duty. SO
such proceedings were executed accord.
ang to the judgment of the Court. by a |
Hecision OF the Court, the State admins |
Eration was organized duly with kellogg
as Governor, and according to the Con.
stitution.
The President recognized him as such.
1T has been alleged that Kellogg was not |
eiected. whether he has or not is un-
certain, and it is no mole certain that
.McEnery was elected. The election was
4 fraud. No returns are given with suf-
dcient clearness to determine its results.
Kellogg has possession, and has, there
lore, more right to recognition than Me-
Emery. The Congressional Committee
reported that the manipulation in the
election OF McEnery by Warmoth was
equivalent to 10000 votes.
. nl,x,,, 80 - 4
ernment would be recognizing a Govern.
ment based on fraud.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
1faTiunrU EecOrd.

Jane Anderson, s. years, intempe rance.
Infant Wit, stIll-born.
El!cn Cronln. 81 years, old age.
Caroline FIanzman, 81 years, typhoid fever
Engel Sunderhusen. 5Sears, oil age.
El.Ott c. Beatty, "A months, whoopinG cou g.l
Adam Kr,,lc, stIll- born.
Bessie Stcvens; 3 months. Inanitio'. ...r
Ezrkiai A. Howard. 81 yeas, pneumonia.
Michael j. Mullen, 81 years, consumption.
Emily kfcps, weeks, spasins.
GHoi ge Benson, II years, marasmus.
Mary Maloney 20 " ars, tuberculosis
tonra'l Docrcnkamp, e years, o.d age.
Frank J. Thornton, 81 y,ars. broncni is.
Thomas Castao. T., years. pneunomonia.
Lewis Parker, ~ years, consumption.
Mary Lambert IA years, liver disease.
Carrie Il. i:crmann, Is years, pneumonia.
A. H. fciT i 2 years, pneumonia.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
PuNIsHING pIsCoRpANT ORGANS.
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, Jan. 13.-Late dispatches
from Cape Coast Castle state that Capt.
Strohn has made tour of the towns
along the coast and has completed the
preliminary steps toward the emancipa-
tion OF all slaves on the Gold Coast.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The ceremonial of
erecting Statue at Mars La Tour, in
memory of the French soldiers killed in
battle around Metz, will take place on
February 20. Marshal MacMahon is ex-
pected to attend the Inauguration.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
st. Eoxis Market,

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 13-Cotton quiet and un-
changed.
Flour quiet and weak, and little doing.
Wheat lower: No. 2 red winter, 81 USk0aI Cyt q,
Corn higher: No. mixed, 65a6sc, according
to location. mostly at G7ta6i1ac. Oats higher at
(o1(aGec. Barley quiet and unchanged, Rye
hrm at s1yui Oe.
Whisky lower at 9ic.
Pork nominal at $40 25. Dry-salt, bacan and
picked meats nominaly unchangcd-nothn
doing in any article. Lard higher at 13. 10;
generally held at 13l.c.
Hogs irm: some packers out of market: fair
70 choice packing lots, 81 50a7 90; butchers,
STtl7 70.
. Cattle in far demand, but offerings mos ly of
low grades: sales of medium through Texas at
"a 80; fair do. 50 15. ll- -.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
Louisville Market.

LoUIsvILLE, Jan. 13-Cotton quiet and un-
changed at l4hc.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchang ged. Corn
nominal at GD972. Oats nominal ut 63tG65c.
Rye quiet at IL ~.
Provisions firm. Pork nominal at sci. Ba-'
con: shoulders, &c.; clear rib, l0sc.: clear e;
sugar hams, 4"l41sc. Bulk shoulders,
65Sg7c.: clear rib, 9XM1OAc. Lard 141saI5Hc.
Whisky. 94c.
Tagging quiet and firm: two pound Ken
lucky nemp, &c; flax and iute, 12Xc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
By TELEGRAPH.
The Message.

TOPEKA, KS, Jan. 13.-The message OF
Gov. Osborne was sent to the Legisla-
ture at II O'clock this morni N e.
views the financial condition OF The GRE
at some length. He deploresI the a
calamity that has visited portion Of e
State in the shape of the grasshopp
plague, and thinks that the embarrass-
menU Of the citizens Of the "belt" is but
temporary, and that if properly assisted
through the winter they will be again
all right in the spring.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13


NEW YORK, Jan. 13--Flour is quiet, ana
prices are unchanged. Receipts, 1900 brls.
Rye -four steady at 81 lOe5 %. Corn-meal
steady: We tern, "A 59l 10. Wheat dull and
iii buyers favor. but III limited demand. Re-
ccipts, l7,"OO bn: 40. spiing, 81 l2gi %: No.
spring. u UstGl 90: No.2 Chicago siiring, II 10
Gt1 ~: No. 2 Milwaukee, II l.1a00l Is; No. 2
Northwest, Il 11tfl II; ungraded Iowa and
Minnesota sprne,sl uagl p: winter red v est
err, 81 EUtdl 2j: White DO, 81 2I(Gl 3s; amber
Western. 81 2llgl u. Kye.qlIcJ at 0,091c. Bar
ley more active aGd limer: Canada West, 81 81
tgi 60. Malt 'luiet and steady. Corn: new c
b. tier: old dull and nominal. Receipts, 49,
UU1 bush; mixed Western, new, SClGS>c: yellow
Western, new, IS" e9c: white Western, new.
eSc. Oats illuer. ana moderately active. Re-
cCipts, 22.ttU bush; mixed Western, 81 : ~;
white do, 6SG1c.
Hay qniet and unchanged.
Coffee Gull and unchanged. Sugar steady:
reinilg fair to gooq, ga prime, sac: refined
dull ar "a to lose; centrifugal. !c. MolBsses
quiet ald un> hangea. Ric3 qniet and un-
changed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
LAST EDITION.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 13.-The Citizen
last evening published special from
sheir Washington correspondent, saying
hat he has most reliable authority for
'aying that Congress intends throw
ng out the reciprocity treaty on account
If the Canadian Governments endeavor
20 secure certain changes previous to its
aeing submitted.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

street and Western suierine, s4a4 50: do eX
ira. "a 75(d5 s5; do. family, IS i0a6i0. Wheat
very dull, heavy and unchanged. Receipts
light. Corn finn amt scarce: mixed W estern,
SdSlRc, elevator; 7Sc, steamer, Oats dull:
wirIic Western, Csc; do mixed, 63c. Rye quiet
at $1dl W.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Western butter steady, with Il little better
inuuify and unchanged.
Petroleum unchanged.
IODcc quiet ana firm, stock light; sales at
lSnq2Oisc.
hisky steady al Csc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
CAicaQo Markes.

Wheat steady: No. Chicago sprInr' asi
No. Chicago spring, SS,ic cash; sSkc Fcbru,
ary; S91 Q69xc March. Corn opened firm and
closed closed dull; No. mixed new, 65,s a CO cash; ;
feDruary, 66hc; May, nasgT2c; rejected firm
ca,s9o52 10 cash; s2ss cg5sNc for February. i've
quiet and unchanged. Barley steady; No.
spring, u 26(Gl 30; No. 8 spring, Il lOtGi ia
Seeds quiet aud unchanged, = -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

PARIS, Jan, 13.-Electione to fill six
vacant seats in the Assembly for the De-
partments of Cotes du Nord and Seine
et-Oise, have been ordered for the 7th OF
February. ..
MADRID, Jan. 13.-The Minister of
War has received dispatches announce
ing that several bands Of Carlists had
been badly defeated by the National
troops. in the departments Of Barcelona
and Navarro.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

EEw ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-Gov. Kellogg
Is in fresh trouble, arising from the re-
.lection of Pinchback, his bitter enemy,
10 the Senate. kellogg has been In con-
iultation with the conservatives, trying
10 make compromise by c0nceeding
hem all their seats in the Legislature.
oinchback's reelection is deadly blow
% Kellogg. Sheridan still remains quiet,
,ut declares his intention ofsuppressing
he white league.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
PhiLadeipLia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13-FIour dull: extra
State, IS J09G 03. Wheat quiet and steady:
red. 81 lU;a1 90; white 81 3Oq1 35. Rye, 95c.
Corn weak: yellow, SsGS4c: mixed Western,
Sic. Oats firm: white, Co. 6)sa67c; mixed, 641zCg
s5c. Barley: Canada, 81 55iGl 10.
Provisions firm: mess pork, so 5SGSl OO.
Lad steady at 139sMl4c-
Whisky firm at YSc.
Petroleum unchanged.
Goyer-seed, lOc; iaX-seed, 50 10.
Butter quiet: Western extras, 84QD34c; West
ern iirsts, a5Gc; extra rolls. 3(G31c. Cheese
unchanged Eggs quiet: Western, 28lg29c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

THE Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
of Cincinnati, has filed Its articles of ii-
corporation with the Recorder. The
capital stock is $4,000 in premium notes.
c. G.. Peace, o. w. Mouitop, Theodore
Cook, "A. Nj. Hatt0n, B. W. Wasson and
E. NJ. Bieknell are the corporators.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

MICHAEL FLYNN and John Murphy,
the parties incarcerated on suspicion. Of
having stolen the revolvers from B. Kilt
redge recently, are laboling under "deie-
rum. tremens" at the Ninth-street Sta
tion-houSe.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
,Aore Room 0n 'Change Tor the Porn
Packers,

The petition of the Cincinnati Pork
Packers Association for separate
apartment for their especial use Mt the
Merchants Exchange, presented one
day last week, was read on Change to.
day.
! Tho Association guarantees that the
Fent for the room shall not cost the
Chamber more than $500 per annum. nor
the expense of fitting it UP for their &C.
commodation more than the same
amount.
All cost, in each instance, above the
sum mentioned will be betrayed by the
Association itself. The question was
referred to the members of the Exchange
present, and the motion to vote on II 6v
Paiiot was lost. The ayes and nays. oi,
PEI D!ssing counted. resulted US follows: For.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
Toreds Mas.rsef.

TOLEDO. Jan. l3.-Flour Is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and lower: amber Mich
lower: high mixed, cash, 69Mc; January, 6s1sc;
May, 761e: low mixed, 681z. Oats dull and q
shade lower; white, 59c.
Clvcrsseed, IS Is.
Dressed hogs, 81 90(GS Is.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

The case OF the Express robbers will
be called during the Afternoon in room
No. 5, of the Common Pleas Court. 1t is
probable that the Attorneys for the de-
Tense will make Il motion for a continu-
ance on the ground that it Is necessary
in the case to enable them to secure tes-
timony.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

ARCHIE MOORE, the man who was ar
rested and charged with passing $40
counterfeit bill, was discharged by Com
missioner Halliday to-day, The facts in
the case being sufficiently clear to'war-
rant his dismissal. .-t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

BEEF NATTLE-Thcre is q dull market. mo
good grades offe' ing to-day. Common TO good
are worth ~ 50,a5 20 per GENITAL.
dOGS-rhe market is dull, very few selling
to-day: Fair to good packing are quoted 50 50
~ 20 Der Genital. None other Offering
SHEEP-Are dull and prices unchanged
Common to good are worth s4g6 per GENITAL
grOSS.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

MEMPHIS. Jan. 13.--Flour dull at 81 50td7 5O.
Corn, nothing doing. Corn-meal irregular at
~ SCGs 80 bran higher at SEA.
Butter dull at 20G33c. Eggs dull and un-
changed.
Pork is unchanged. Lard Is firm and un-
changed. Bulk meats strong and in fair de-
rnnrd
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

: THE County Commissioners this MORN
ing passed resolution making the Pros
ecuting Attorneys salary payable in
monthly installments.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
East Lites.sv Hoo Mayhe,

PEORIA. Jan. 1S.-Corn. &c. Oats: white &c.
mixed 53hc. Rye nominal at 81. e'
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
Cincinnati Lire Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 13-2 z. NJ.
The receiDts and shipments VI 1--we stock fol
he past "a hours were as follows:
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FOR, RENT

FoH N NEkIN'A
The Entire Fourth Floor of THE
STAR BUILDING, 23O Walnut
street. Two fine front rooms,
suitable for business or editorial
rooms, and a large room in the
rear, with the best of light, suit-
able for a composition room.
These rocms present the very
best location for a large publish.
ing business. VIII be rented
with or without power. Press
work can be done in the build
ing. Inquire at tile Star Office.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--Thos. j. Eckert,
late Assistant General superintendent
,f Western Union Telegraph Company,
who lately resigned, will become associ-
lted with the Atlantic q Pacific Com
pany, and will probably be made Presi-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
EIN.iNC1dL.

Cob! opened at lls5s to-day, and at 2:a0 r. NJ.
stood at ll2;4. ~" ts
Government securities are firm and gcncr-
al 1sUl4c up from the following closing rates
OF last evening:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
lndianacoIis Nark.,


lNpiANAPOLIs. Jan. 1s.-Hogs: receipts, ,ssl
Selling at Sc 25gS6 10.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time. minutes fast
Depart, Arrive Arrive.
Cin'ti. Ciu't Destnat n
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
TO BE HANGED.

Harris George and Albert Jackson will
be hung at Jamaica, Long Island, on Fri
day, 1Or the murder of Samuel Jones, the
Governor having refused to interfere.
jackson has made confession. Both
are negroes. The execution will be
strictly private.
PUNIsHING DIsCORDANT ORGANS.
The President has begun to punish his
enemies. The New York organ, the
Times and its evening partner, the Post,
have been summary deprived OF the
Government advertising, and two other
New York papers substituted for them.
1t is said the order for this change was
given by telegraph. :.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-13
cINcINNArI AND MusKINGuM yALLEr.


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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-15
NOTICE.

H'HL rr'c viii take notice that my wife,
j No. rauiiue Baum, is unauthorized TO
make purchases or contract debts on the faith
of my credit, and the business community are
hereby warned mat I will q; t consider myself
responsible for the payment of such bills.
g. BAUM.
July L, l6'5.