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ference OF the NJ. T.. Church, recently
held at Alliance Ohio, for the Stcubcn-
Vile, Cambridge and Evansville Districts;
sTEUBENyILLE DISTRICT =. :. RRACKEN,
Stcubeuvillc Kramer. H. Mills.
Stcubenviiic, llamlin-l. a. Pierce.
Stcmbcuvillc, Findley and Miugo-TO
be supplied.
Stcubcnville, Thompson-L II. Stew
art
Wcllsville-J. IL. Hollingsheai.
East Livcrpool-E. Hingely.
Richmond-W. X. Brown.
Harlem Springs-J. J. Jackson.
Wiutersvillc- j. r. Keys.
Smithvills-T Storcr.
Bluomfield-S. Lane.
New Somcrset-G. w. Dennis.
Lecsburg-T j. Kurt.
Scio-J. stephens.
Hammond-ville and lronda.c-To be
supplied.
East Sprngfcld-I =. Winters.
Smiths Ferry. l.. Sicily
Unionport-J. X. Ekey.
Sloans-J. r. Roller.
Warrentcn-To be supplied.
Bowcrstown-R. :. Hogue.
CAMBRIDGE DIsTRICT-JOHN WILLIAMS.
L. L.
Cambridge. II. Conkle.
New Phliadelpha-W. A. Davidson.
Co.hocton-B F. Beazell.
Cadiz-A. II. NorcroSs.
Ashury 1 X RAIDER.
Martin Ferry-H. b Edwards.
richsviIc-S. Grouse.
(inadcnhutten-W. Percgoy.
Winche,tcr-N. b, Stewart.
Westinghouse. II. Feitt.
Adamsvillc-J. ). a. Miller, Y. +.
Phillips.
East PlainfeId-H. II. Per,hing.
Milncr>villc-R VI. Frcshwater.
Lbcrty-To be supplied.
Deersville-T. w. Anderson.
Tippecanoe-N. Luccock.
Bethel. f. Starkey.
New Athens. IL Doanc.
West Wheeling and Mt. Peasant-To
be supplied.
Bethel Mission-To be supplied by 7.
:. l.uccock.
Philadelphia Plains-J. K. Cooper.
Missionary to China-B. F.. Edgell.
James Drummund, Agent American
Bible Society and member of Cadiz
Quarterly Conference.
BARN EsvILLE DISTRICTS. RURr. =. y.
Barnesville-J. y. Swaney.
Brldgcport-E. McCleary.
Bellaire-T. 5 Hodgson.
81. Clairsyille-J. ID. Vail.
Fairview-P. q. Edmonds.
Morristown-M. }. SHUTS.
Brlmont-,Iohn Coil.
Woodsfeld Circuit-To be supplied by
W. Cameron.
Woodsfeld-H. j. Smith.
Somerton-J. w. Weaver.
Baruesyille Circuit. W. TOland.
Hcndryshurg-J Shaw.
Bcallsville-To be supplied by }. K.
smith
Hannibai-W. d. Starkey.
Clarington-To be supplied by a. u.
ROhb.
Rcllaire Circuit-G. G. Waters
Mourrfield-W. ii. Rider.
Frocport-J II. White.
. Powhattan-J. |. Wilson.
Antioch-G. a. Sheets
C-ntcrville-B b. King.
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The directors of the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company, yesterday, accept
ed the resignation of Rufus Hatch.
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NELL & ELLENGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers.
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
go Halt Bbls LAX" II"rring.'
100 White Fish.
~ No. . Mack"rel.-
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iuu Packages MackcTcl, = and 3 in quarter
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Teas.
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our Tobacco embrace, HalbrOOk'S J. i
Milliner'S, PAGES and other good and r."
liable brands. among the best ia the Coun.
try. our stock j. fun and complete, and
will be offered 10 the trade AT The lowest
market price. "" invite close buyers 10
call and EXAMINE our stock before purch-
asing elsewhere.
marble NELL &ELLINGHAM.
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.r,, SooI.I side Of the Question.

Speaking of the probilitiy OF Pinch
back and hi, wife entering the sacred
arena of Washington society. corrcspon-
dent of the Radical Troy Time, says A:
Are we 50 mean and pusillanimous and
unchristian that we cant bear to see II
colored Senator and his wife at rccep-
ton? Yet there are Republicans who
are affected by this kind Of rumor and
talk. They think it would be unpleasant
to have issue the forced upon them in the
society of Washington! Yet they, one
and all. voted for civil-rights bill that
gives colorcI pcoplecqual rights IN. hotels
and at place, of amusement. Tn" fact
Is that some Of our Republican friends
are still in bondage 10 the cruel prejudice
against the negro, and this Is true OF some
OF tn" Southern members most Zcaluus in
favor of the passage of extreme measures
ike the force bull y, far rs heard
from. Washington l. not the only place
where Radical, entertain that "cruci pre-
iudice New York, Chicago and other
Northern elite, are giving evidence that
people prefer to select their associates at
table and otherwise. Northern Republi
cans are exactly the people who will be
hit severely 10y the civil-rlgh;S freak.
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Thiyty-two thousand dollars in gold
We're shipped from London to New York
Yesterday
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Lirbcr. LID. AuthOrof"Cl>sI
Liberty and Srlf-GONcrnmcut. New
and Revised edition. Edited by rhr-
odorc u. W0olSoy, LID. Svu. 2vul~
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This j. the earliest of the three gr,..,f
works on political science which guNr to-
DIR. Iicb"r "a foremost plncr among writers
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crypt.
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THE editor has Incorporated some not,
and other material left 10y the author. hu>
made a multitud" of minor corrections.
verified the citations, ana added some
notes of his own. The work, therefore. j.
rendered doubly fresh and valuable"
Boston ,jDUTadl.
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HAzL1TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life Of Napolcan Bonapart-. rs
William lIaZlitt, New Edition. IlIusi.Ii-
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ably long retain that place. Al least u"
work has yet appeared In our language to-
supplaut II, though Their" have been IA
good many lives Of Napoleon. - RO,fDp
Transcript.
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SUGA RS.
ROASTED COFFEE,

VNHE POPULARITY OF OUR ROASTED
Coffee is rapidly increasing. II may
now be had in all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used ArbuCkl"'s.
BE sure to inquire FOR and get
TlNGLE Il lSHAMS.
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THE GERMAN EMPERCRS.

History Of the German Emp"rui- amt
contemporaries. Translated from III.
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PIrTsBTRuH NJ r. CONFERENCE.

The following are the ministerial APP
pointmonts made at the Pittsburgh Con.
ference of the NJ. f. Church. recently
held at Alliance, Ohio, for the Stcubcn-
Vile, Cambridge and Evansville Districts;
srEUBENYILLE DISTRICT ;. :. RRAcKEN,
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"Mr. Hazlitt was in possession ufumul-
materials for the accomplishment 81 his
task, ana the cunSumGt, skill with which
he has turned them To account present, b
tempting object OF literary curiosity ."'-
". J. TJiLUH,
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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NE
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B1aELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

BIGELOW'S LIFE OF FRAN KILN.
The Life of Benjamine Franklin. Written
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THE WORKS oFW. H. PRESCOTT.

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SlIIldTicS,
r. O u r.,

lg1 Barrels PollOci's Indiana Fancy.
Washington Indiana Mills.
tTrm OF The West, extra family
Just received and for sale By
marc VI. REILLY.
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Refined Sugars.

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ON that day polls will be- opened nj ~"
following places in tn" respective wards ::
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26

Mr.. Stephen s.. L Hommedieu, one of
ICincinnatl,s- oldest and most respected
residents, died at West. Point, New
York, last night. Mr.. LHommelieu
had been in feeble health since last win
ter, and his death was not wholly unex-
pected, yet the news will be, a sad blow
TO his many friends here.
He was one Of CmcinnatPs oldest and
best.known oitizens, having come here
at very early day, and engaged in the
publication of the paper, The Liberty
Hall, which was afterWard turned into
Tie Gazette, Of which he was. part pro.
prietor and editor. During his connec-
-ien with the. paper he. married the
daughter OF MIR. Charles Hammond one
of the editors. HeiwAs one.of the orig
inators Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, and was for many
years the Presideht OF the Company.
He was also prominently connected
with the Ginoinnati aud Reckport road,
and was last year elected as President
Of the company.
He was about ~ years of age at the
time OF his death. He was wont to b0as t
that he started the first daily paper
West OF the Allegheny Mountains, and
originated and made a success OF The O.,
III. y ID. Railroad.
This was surely good record of itself,
but it Is but little compared with what
he had really done for Cincinnati and
the West at large, and his memory will
live among its people for many years to
come. He leaves a large family OF chill
dren who will greatly MOURN his loss. +
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26
Erie,s Troubles.


NEW YORK, May 26.-The Directors of
the Erie Railroad last evening stated
that the Erie Company will pr6babIy' de-
fault on its June interest, in cUnse-
4uence of the failure of the expected
money from the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Delaware and hudson
companies. In view OF this fact there
will probably be an application for re-
Iteiver on Wednesday (to-day), on the
ground OF the insolvency, not bank
Iuptcy, of the corporation. This action
will be taken under the State law and
will be designed to project all the inter-
Iests concerned. The application wilrre-
cite the insolvency of the company and
|be supported by aftidayits from Presi-
dent Jewett and others.
LATER.
(, On application Of the creditors Presi-
dent Jewett of the Erie Railroad was to-
day appointed receiver for that com
ipany by the Supreme Court of this State.
!. SUNDAY SCHOOL LANNINERSARY.--
The loiJy-sixIh anniversary OF the
Sunday-schools Of Brooklyn is taking
p ace to-day. The schools are now pa
rading, alter which the children will be
treated TO suitable refreshments at the
various Sunday schools. 1t is estimated
fifty thousand scholars are partlcipat-
ing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET
CrNcINNATr, MAY 21-2 P. M.

FLOUR-The market Ia steady and quiet
The demand is only m6Serate. Fancy il
worth x6 O0yG6 Is per brl, ana some choice
brands held, at 81 %. Family sold to-day al
$5 60lG6 65, and lighter brands are neld Us T0g
70 70 per brl. Extra is worth IS 26@5 4U; super
line, "a 9lQ45 10; and low grades, s4 4004 50
per brl. Spring wheat flour is quoted SIS $50
5 %; and rye -four is iirm at S606 20 per brl.
RYE-Contmues steady and quiet. No. 2 is
worth 81 22gl ~, and choice lots are held at
WHEAT-The market is quiet. The de-
mand is light Red Is quoted 81 25Sa1 81, range
for good to choice: hill held at 81 30 al 33for
good to prime, and choice lots at 81 35: white
is quoted 81 30Dl SO for fair to prime per Du.
CORN-The market is quiet and easy. The
offerings are in excess OF the demand. Mixetl
is held at "a t174c for good ear or snelled, but
there were sales Of ear to-day at 7ae per bu.
Wnlteis scarce and quiet and quoted 74075o
with sales OF shelled at outside figure to-day.
OATS-rhe market is steady with fair de-
mand to-day. Good sample lots are worth 69(G
70c for mixed, and 71l97lc for white per bu.
MESS PORK-There is q limited demand,
and prime city is quoted $si@21 IS per brl
LARD-The market is dull and weak.
Prime steam Is worth J4xc per lb; best kettle
is htid At 1bk9l5kc for city, and l4AGl4Xe
for country; prime current make is offered at
Axe per lb, and very little selling. t'9a
bulk MEATS--fhe market continues very
quiet There Is moderate inquiry for sh0ul-
1ers at 8ho; clear RIB sides are quoted II No;
and clear sides are about nominal at % pe,
ID, all loose. ~ - 81
BACON There is very little doing. We OBJ
serve Attls eS 70 ehapgs, .sh0nldara axe app-
t7tl7-s-- - @l1-ke<7z9 K K EstfIA~1rN-<fE~~ X =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26

Amos Davis, G. L. Davis, Peter Rooney, s. s.
Pointz, gaming devices, each So and costs,
Suspended; James Davis, same, dismissed; N.
j. kinkle, George L. Stewart. aiding In game
OF chance. each. dismissed; Pat Kinney, petit
larceny, x25 aud costs; John Pratt, thief, dis
missed; Frank. Budgely, cruelty to animals,
dismissed; Philip Soegars, malicious destruc-
ton, dismissed; Ernst Lott, incorrlgibility,
House OF Refuge; Henry Mueller, vag., same;
ia es White, James Lanngan, cruelty TO ami
mels. dismissed; William Coleman, petit lar
ceny, continued to Thursday, thv zfth instant;
VIM. Sherman, Frank johnston, Tiney Felt
man, Tneo. Cjustlin, Chas Allen, Pat Nc
Neastly and Jac Bfickley, violating railroad
ordinance, dismissed on costs; JAS Brown,
assaulting officer, dismissed; Pat Connolly,
lettering, thirty days; Mark Dickinson, abus-
ing family, thirty days and $50; VIM. Murray,
same, thirty davs and S25; Chas. Frederick,
grand larceny, continued to 9th inst; John
HlnkeL resisting officer, twenty days; J. b.
Oakly, abusing family, continued to 18th inst.
Ii. Williams, same, ten days and $25; Mollie
Foster and Sallie Edwards street walking
dismissed; John Piatt, petit larceny, thirty
days.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26
Var Ama,.a ths Muslctans.

A disagreement seems to have arisen
among our most prominent musicians
which might be very injurious to the
further progress Of Cincinnatps musical
fame. The whole matter hinges, 1t is
claimed, on ring which has been formed
with Currier and Seidensticker on one
side and the Cincinnati Orchestra on
the other.
The trouble seems to have grown out
# the claim on the part Of Messrs. Cur
rier and Seidenstioker that the Cincin-
natl Orchestra had no right to offer the
use Of their musicians. many of whom
are in the Orchestra for, park music,
while the leaders of the Orchestra think
otherwise, and claim right to offer
their superior grade OF music to the
Park Boara and Through them 70 the
people. Yha lsadaSa Qf curnegs and
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26
LAST EDITION.
By TEL EGRdPH.

! CHILLICOrHE, o., May 26.-Gov. Allen
! to-day appointed Gen. Thomas Ewing
lTrustee OF the Onio University in plac e
OF Judge j.. H. Keith, deceased.
COLUMBUS, May 26.-Judge Rex, of the
Supreme Court, was taken sick this
morning. and the Court was in conse-
quence adjourned till next week.
LONDON, May 26.-The Post, in re-
viewing the letter of the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, expresses the opinion that
the religions revival will have little per-
manenJ effect.
1 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2e.-Col. f. W.
Sims, formerly business manager OF the
Savannah (Ga.) Advertiser, committed
suicide last night in this city. He has
been here but few weeks, having come
from New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May PEA storm
passed over This city last night, result
Ing in considerable destru tion to prop
erty. The chimney at Edon's lumber
yard was blown down, crushing beneath
1t young man named MuLeland, who
had sought shelter from the storm under
the caves OF the drying-aouse.
BROOKLYN, May 26.-Judge Porter
ended his speech at 10 O'Clock to-day,
having spoken five days or twenty hours.
AS uc ulIcIcu JuC CiOoluS Wolao tuC du-
hience broke out into loud applause,
which was with difficulty repressed by
the Court officers, and one man in the
gallery was elected. The Court at once
adjourned, as Jetfreys, the sick juror,
complained to sit any longer to-day. Mr.
Evarts Will begin his argument to-mor'
row.
LONDON, May 26.-The greatest event
of the racing season, the Derby, came
off to-day, at the usual course at Epson,
In the presence OF an immense mass oil
spectators, including number OF dis
lnguished persons. The day is holi-
day in London, but little business being
transacted. The betting was quite
spirited previous to the start. The
horses went off well, and after closely
contested race Gatopin Game In winner,
Claremont second, and Repentance
third.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26

full of oppers. Gardens all destroyed,
and our people are getting discouraged
for the first time. Tue pests have been
here in large numbers for TWO days, and
wheat, corn, oats, and most everything
green, has jeen swept away. We
have been trying TO keep q stif upper
lip, but 1T is no use. Fire, sulphur, lime
water, turpentine, and almost every
thing else has been used. Millions have
thus lar been destroyed, but they are as
ure in this case. They even climb lruit
trees and cut off apples, peaches and
cherries.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26

Y WASHINGTON, D. g., May 26. = The
Sioux Indians. now in this city, accom-
panied by General Collin, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Coma
missioner of Indian Affairs, met the
President by appointment to-day at
1880 p. NJ.
for the week ending Nav %: New YORK.
H,780. .432; Boston, $3SJ,259; Baltimore,
blO3,550; San Francisco, $23,459. The
National Bank notes received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption were
$63,947; Internal Revenue receipts to.
day, $25S,93S; Custom receipts, $35s, ,08l