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Latest Local.

TIE petition for the incorporation Of Mad
isonyille was argued before the County COM
missioners ,-day, and finally taken under fur
ther consideration.
JAMES WALKER, of Harrison county, was
confined in the Jail to-day by Mayor A. E.
West, Of the above county, on the charge Oi
assaulting with intent to MAIN one George
Rice.
The Sheriff will move into his new office, on
the first floor of the Courthouse northwest
corner), on Monday next The room now 0c-
cupied by him will be fitted up for jury
room.
The Superintendent Of Police, Colonel Smell
baker, has received a telegram requesting him
to arrest horse thief, who last night stole a
valuable horse belonging to Jacob Demaris.
at Chilo, Ohio.
The County Commissioners to-day passed a
resolution awarding to West Il Bruner the
contract to repair the boilers for heating the
Court house, by removing the lower halves
and inserting new ones, in accordance with
the orders Of Engineer Samuel 2. Bowles.
NELLIE BEcHEL, an eight weeks' old child Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bechel, residing at No. 81
Hughes street, died suddenly. at eight O'Clock
this morning, Of couvulsions Coroner Maley
held an inquest and the jury returned q verdict
in accordance with the above facts
JOSEPH G. LANGDoN and others have sued
the Board of Education TO restrain it from
building plank sidewalk on the Cincinnati,
Montgomery, H0pkinsville, Clarksvile and
Rochester turnpikes to the school in this Dis
trict. The plaintiff asks the injunction on the
ground that it will benefit but few pupils, and
that the money for building the same would be
uselessly expended.
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ANOTHER UNFoRTUNATE.

Il SnTcide from the Suspension Bridge
About noon to-day man, apparently about
forty years Of age, genteelly dressed in a suit
of dark cashmere, walked quietly on the Sus-
pension bridge. Nothing strange was noticed
either in his looks or manner, and no one would
have dreamed that he was even then cOntem-
plating the taking OF his own life.
When near the middle Of the bridge he de-
liberately climbed the railing on the lower
side. and without a word or gesture Of any
kind jumped headlong into the muddy stream
below. A Ateamster Of Maddux. Hobart & Co.
was among the few that witnessed the affair
from the bridge, though some dozen or so of
persons standing in the boats below saw him
whirl throagn the air and then strike the water
with terrible splash.
He rose almost instantly to the surface and
swan, or rather fioated, some two hundred
yards down the stream and past the boats lying
along the shore, aud finally drowned, with
hundreds Of eyes watching his desperate strug-
giles for life, while bungling few were en-
deavoring to loosen boat to send to his rescue.
He had hardly disappeared beneath the
water, when heavy rain shower came up apd
dispersed the crowd that had assembled at the
nate man was quickly laid aside.
No clue could be obtained as TO who he was
or from whence he came, he having left no
word or sign by which he might be known.
Search was Instituted for the body, but at
last ACCOUNTS nothing had been heard con-
corning it.
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FLASHES.

Eben Lee Pardee has been appointed
Internal Revenue St0rekeeper for the
Sixth District of Kentucky.
A frame dwelling in Princeton, ILL.,, be-
longing to Fuller Il Fuller, of Chicago,
was burned night before last. Loss,
$1,000.
Five tobacco barns in Robertson coun.
ty, Tenn, burned down during the past
week, involving a loss OF forty thousand
pounds.
Jefferson Davis is now at ClarKsville,
on his way to Hopkinsville, KY, where
he will deliver an address at the Fair to
be held there.
A fire at Joliet, Illinois, yesterday, in
Stones Block, caused loss Of $4,000.
Shobel u Gendorf, harness makers, oc-
cupied the building.
safety of the schooner Sea Bird, bound
for Buffalo with cargo of corn. She
belongs to Ingraham.
The Standing Committee OF the East
ern Diocese of Michigan, voted yester-
day to confirm the election of DR.. Nc.
Laren as Bishop Of Illinois.
A meeting to protest againsqv atican-
| ism was held at Glasgow last night. A
letter from Gladstone was read, express.
ing sympathy with the object of the
meeting.
Massachusetts, Prohibitionists meet
in Convention at Boston to-day to con.
fer with representatives from both par
ties. The Governor on either ticket is a
license man.
The American Board Of Foreign Mis-.
siOns is in session at Chicago. The re-
ceipts Of last year were $46S, $40, and the
expenditures $3.50, ,2SS. The total indebI-
edness now is $l0,396.
The experimen mt of taking peaches from
New York TO London, in boxes on deck,
arranged on the Allegretti refrigerating I
plan, was success, the fruit being de-
livered in good condition and eagerly
purchased. %
George d. Lord, New York legisla.
tor and contractor, aided by several Ca
nal Commissioners and Inspectors, and
some members of both branches OF the
State Legislature, have succeeded in
getting away with $1S5, 900 of the States
money.
Lucius w. Pond, prominent builder
OF machinery, of Worcester, Mass, has
mysteriously disappeared. He took pas
sage on Fall river boat for New York,
last Friday night, and has not been seen
since. Portions OF his clothing were
found i'll his state-1o DOM on the arrival Of
the boat at New York, but no tidings oil
Pond have been received.
A bill of foreclosure on the Chesa.
peake and OHIO Railroad Company's
first mortgage was filed yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court at
Richmond, Va. An identical bill has
also been filed in Parkersburg, Va. An
order preliminary to a Receivership, to-
gether with an injunction restraining
any interference with mortgage prop
erty, pending proceedings, has been is
sued by Judge Bond.
John, alias Colonel s. Sherman, an old
counterteiter, was arrested In Philadel-
phia last night. He agreed to sell Simon
Rimmell, of WIlliamstown, N. j., three
hundred dollars in counterfeit money for
one hundred and forty dollars in good
money. Instead of giving the counter
felt money to Rimmeli he handed MIN a
package of white paper with good notes
on the outside. This led to a fight, and
Sherman was arrested.
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Washington.

The Comptroller -. Banks and
Banking Matters.--IllinOis Sem
ators Indignant.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The Comptroller
of the Currency called upon the National
Banks for reports exhibiting their con-
dition at the close OF business Friday,
October.1. He has also issued circular
to the National Banks, stating that
dangerous counterfeits are in circula-
ton of the denomination OF five dollars of
the following banks: First National
Bank of Chicago, Traders National Bank
of Paxton, Illinois, and the First Ma
tional Bank of Canton, Illinois. Nearly
the entire amount of genuine tive.dollar
notes of these banks has been with
drawn from circulation, and no addi-
tional issues of this kind will be
made, aud the Comptroller requests
Treasury, for redemption, all such
notes as come in their possession.
The Comptroller in September last is
sued circulars requesting returns from
National Banks OF the amount OF State
taxes paid by them during 1874 and 1876.
These returns are not compiled for any
state, and such banks as have not re-
sponded are earnestly requested 10 do
so. The compilation, however, has been
made from such returns as have been re.
ceived from the State Of Ohio, which
comprise three-fourths of the banks of
the State, from which it appears that
the ratio Of State taxation, in the city OF
Cincinnati, is 2 62-10O per cent, and
Cleveland, 2 IS 100, and from all banks
of the State, including those in the cities,
2 32-100. The amount of United States
taxes, for the same period, was 60.100,
making a total Of State and National
taxes Of 8 94.100 per cent. 1t Is estimated
that the total average taxation of the
National Banks of OHIO is above four per
cent.
A private letter received here from
Chicago says that Senators Logan and
Oglesby are very mitch iiicensed at the
recent changes Of Federal officers in
Chicago. Not merely are they incensed
on account OF the removals, but because
they were not consulted in the selec
ton of new appointees. Senator Logan
is reported as declaring that he will op-
pose the confirmation or the new appoin-
tees in the Senate next winter, and with
the aid OF his colleague will secure their
rejection. This he proposes to do in
order that his right to voice in the
selection of men for Federal officers in
Illinois may be established. He expects
every Republican In the Senate to sup
port him in his view.
ACCEPTED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The resignation
OF Indian Agent saville was to-day ac-
cepted.
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The Catnplio 1osa. Abstinence Union

The Cathpljc zofat Abstinence luton.
The Fifth Annual Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America was opened this morning by a
grand procession, in which over one
thousand persons, forming the principal
local and outside temperance societies,
took part. e
Although the weather was very in
clement the procession formed was very
large. The Associations formed at 1883
o'clock this morning on Eighth ana Plum
streets, right resting on Plum, deploying
west, and moved in the following line Of
march at O'Clock, sharp:
East ON Eighth to Sycamore, south on
Sycamore to Fourth, west on Fourth to
the ST. James Hotel, where the delegates
Joined the procession, and then marched
v est on Fourth to Walnut, north on
Walnut to Fifth, west on Fifth to Plum,
aud north on Plum to the Cathedral
A solemn High Mass was celebrated
here, in the presence of all the societies
and a large congregation His Grace,
Archbishop Purcell, preached The SER
mon, In which he greeted the societies.
with hearty welcome. tan
He spoke at some length on the good
results oftheir upinn in the noble cause
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tai is strong word, but we must con-
fess that the pra ctice complained OF al
most deserves the epithet. To our ears
an abrupt "thanks" is very scant cour-
tesy; one had better not respond at all II
the utterance of another word is too
much OF tax for him. A second cor
respondents Of the Post tells US thatthis
years ago, but that it is no longer used
among the best people there, and pre-
diets In consequence that its use will
soon disappear. We shall give hearty
thanks If the prediction prove true.-
Appleton's Journal.
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Latest Foreign News.
CEASED.

MADRID, Oct. 6.--The Carlist lombard
ment OF San Sebastian has ceased. The
shells did considerable damage to the
city and occasioned severe loss to the
Altonsists. The garrison will be immedi.
ately strengthened.
FROM TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 6.--The Sultan
has granted certain important reforms
In the disturbed provinces. The prov
inces will hereafter send delegates to
the Grand Council at Constantinople.
The heavy taxes heretofore imposed on
Christians are remitted and the terms Of
military service is also decreased.
IN THE DOMINION.
MONTREAL, Oct. 6.-With view to
render it impossible for the disinter-
ment OF Guibord's remains, stone cot
fin, 12 feet long by feet wide, is being
made. This will be covered by stone
slab, riveted and bolted with six iron
bars, and will require ten horses to re-
move 1t. The work will be finished on
Saturday. The burial will probably take
place few days later.
TORONTO, Oct. GA slight shock of an
earthquake was felt in Yorkhill this
morning. 1t lasted but few seconds.
1t is not probable the Davis abortion
murder case will go out at the present
assizes, one of the principal Witnesses
for the defense being ill.
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A certain wbitebaIler ia in tho hoh;

A certain WHITEWATER is in the habit
OF using the common expression, "By-
sons sme to aso Ssag rsiSs siEssn
awakening, he experienced a change Of
heart, and began attendance at pro. o.
tracted meetings. Finally, one evening,
he gained courage enough to rise and Of. I.
Ter a prayer. He did we'll until the clos
ing up, when he abruptly sat down
without the usual "Amen." As he
dropped into his seat the omission oc-
CURED to him, when he rose quickly, and
with the index finger Of his right hand
extending toward the presiding pastor,
calculated, ''Oh, by the way--Amen,''
and Immediately resumed his seat
Whitehall Times.
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Missions, the Financial Committee made
q report in which the finances of the
Board were shown to be in a very bad
condition.
The State Supreme Court has decided
that the last election by which the char
ter of 1872 was decided to be fixed as the
charter OF Chicago, was legal.
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The number of marriages celebrated In
Paris during the past five years shows
a marked increase for 1872, 1873 and 1874.
In 1870 and 1871, the war naturally
caused diminutIon. In the former year
the number during the twelve months
was 1928. In 1872, however, despite
the fact that the war and the Commune
had reduced the population by $1,000
Inhabitants, the marriage total rose to
21,373; 1873, 1880 unions occurred, and
last year 1881.
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Imagine the horror of am uptown
mother, whose three-year-old daughter
addressed her with, "slamma, my doiPs
played out, and l don't want any more
rag doilies or china dollies; l want a
meat baby"
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Special 70 the StN.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 6.-The Supreme Court
has ordered an alternative writ OF man.
damus served on Auditor Humphreys
regarding that extra four mills tax.
The motion for an allowance of writ
of error in the case OF George II. Black
burn against the State was overruled.
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The following.i lis the report received after
our hour Of going to press last evening:
FIRST RACE.
Third Heat-Dream, iirst; Cadiz. second; AL.
berta thii d.; Keck, fourth Empire. fifth; Little
Boy, distanced. Time, S:4Jk
Fourth Heat-Dream. first; Cadiz, second,
Alberta, third; Keck, fourth; Empire, dis
tanced. Time, 2:49X.
Fifth Heat-Cadiz, first; Dream second: AL.
berta, third; Keck, fourth. Time, 2:55x.
The race was given to Cadiz, who trottei Il
the last with great spirit, and had he kepth;t
feet would have won probably in three straight
heats, coming in several times ahead Of all, but
was set back for running.
SECOND RACE.
Third heat-Weber, first; Tom Briitou, Sec
ond: Calnies, third, and Jeremiah, fourth
Time, 2:44t<.
Weber did some beautiful and remarkable
trotting in this heat, considering the condition
OF the track, which was by this time almost
lake.
THE RUNNING RACE.
There were four entries for this race, az fol.
i ]. $. Rodgers. Boone Co., KY, &. &. BIZ
Gocdwood.
.. John Rodgegap. Springfield, O., b. 6. Mo.
5. I. J. Grouse, Chirlicothc, O., b. 9. Aad, b.
Revolver.
4. I. Il. Clarke b. s. Crown Prince.
AL Of the horses came TO the string prompt
ly, and after several attempts, three OF th IN
got away nicely. Bill Goodwool, the grei
gelding, however, was left standing at ths
judges stand, his rider falling to catch the
word. He hnaly lstartei about a quarter be-
hind the others, which distance he was unablt
to recover, being distanced in the first he,,E
The other horses passed the stand IN tas fUlt
lowing order:
First heas-Adti, first, Modoc, sccoad Cro,v
Prince. third. Tine, minutes
{ Second heat-Add, first, Crown Prince, se,-
ond, Moioc third. Time, ;5Gas
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The R,sfer 1rsas,

Epeoial 70 the BtAF.
HAMILTON, Oct. 6.-Hon. George E..
Pugh continued his argument to the jury
until the noon recess, and is expected
to finish early this afternoon. Mr.
Gerard will close for the State in two
hours speech, and in all likelihood the
jury will have the case this evening.
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sAe Mss.sssspps Trouble.

MEMPHIS, Oct. GA dispatch from
Friar's Point, says: We are fully organ
lied for defense, with Senator Alcorn
and General Chalmers in command. The
Sheriff has fed the country. Send aid
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4 $4,000 FIRE.

MENAsHA, WIS.,, Oct. 6.-Early this
morning a fire, originating in the engine
room OF M. B. Kelly's machine shop, de-
stroyed that building with It's contents.
Loss, 10000; insurance, $4,000.
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Correspondents OF the Evening Post
have been calling in question the good of
taste OF using tue word '-thanks," in
stead Of the old-iashioned "thank you"
One OF these declares ''thanks" to be de-
cidedly brutal in its abruDsness. Bru-
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TOLEDO, o., Oct. 6.-The stockholders
meeting Of the T., w. & w. Railroad
Company was organized harmoniously
to-day, with Gov. Cox as Chairman.
Nothing done vet.
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New osieers or the Bank Of Califor,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G.-The Board of
Trustees Of the Bank Of California or
ganized this morning. The officers elect
ed were: President, d. 0. Mills; Vice
President, VIM. Alvord; Cashier, Thos.
Brown; Secretary. stephen Franklin;
Assistant Secretary, w. w. Virgins.
Advisory Committee-Thos. Boil. Wm.
Sharon, Jas. Il. Keene.
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A Danbury mother has determined to
frown down such excessive folly in fash
ion as striped stockings and the like.
She says her son .sshall not keep COM
pany with any girl who makes circus
of her lege.v
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When New York newspaper calls
John Morrissey a thief, and word comes
that John has entered the front door, the
rush tor the fire escape beats the retreat
from Bull Run.
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Burned.

PAssAIC, N. j., Oct. 6.-The bobbin fac
tory of Won Rifer, the largest in the
country, burned at an early hour this
morning.
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LAST EDITION.

Probably cloudy and light ratn to-day,
clear and fair this eveni,,g or to.morroao
morning, and cooler.
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Foreign Mssssons-Elco:son Legal.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-In the morning ses-
sion or the American Board Of Foreign
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FOR RpNr--.RooMs.

fTNOR RENT - ROOMS = Furnished rooms.
l. T3 W. Ninth street, opposite Kohlnson's s
..Opera-h0use. ,-,,-, oc4-St*
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NOTICE,

NOTICE Springfield, Ohio.-The Journey
In men Tailors are on strike. The bosses
wanted to lower the bill OF prices. Journey
Springfield. oc6-3t*
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1NTANTED-AGENT NTS-In every county in
wv Ohio: also, competent Statfs "a gent.
Publications adapted for use in schools and
families. Terms best ever offered. Nocompe-
tition. Clergymen, teachers, ladies and others
are SELLING TdEM Notwithstanding the HARD
TIMES. f. II. REED II Co.. Publishers, 12l
Nassau street. New York. scs2-3t,W
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The Rcces Possponr,t,

owing to the rain this M ,rning the races m
nouaced for To-day have been T.ostposed nni
Tomorrow.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. M0 West Fifth Street. au26-tf
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VTTANTED-TO LEASE-For term of ten
w years, with the privilege Of purchase,
from 10 to 25 acres Of land, from 3 to miles
from the city, suitable for pasturage, easy of
access. Parties having such will md it to
their interest by addressing, with particulars,
PULLEN h HALL, Post-offce box 1,O44, Gin
einnati, Oc6-3t
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REPLY TO HON. CARL scHuRz.

REPLY TO HON. CARL SCHURZ.
The Herald prints another letter from
Wendell Phillips in favor of greenbacks.
The letter is addressed to the Secretary
of the United States Legal-tender Club,
New York, and is in reply to Carl
Carl Schurz's speech at Cincinnati.
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WANTED D--.MIsCHLLANEoUs

ATANTED-PONY-Mu be cheap. In
w quire at Star Office from 12JS to o'clock.
au26-tf
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TED-wASHING-Hav your white
w vests, shirts, &C., bleached at the Coun-
try Laundry, office 1871 Race st. oc4-3u
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VTyANTED-TWO TRAVELLING SALES
i w MEN-who thoroughly understand the
cabinet, hardware and undertakers' supplies
hnsIness good positions and salaries to two
good men; must come well recommended. Adj
dress j. II. LEWIS q CO., st. Louis, Missouri.
Oc6-dt
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sTyOR RENT-ROOMS-A nicely furnished
II front room, with board, can be obtained at
IN John street. oc5-2t
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L,OR SALE-FARM-Of A acres, with new
j. frame house and barn, l8 miles out on Mont
eomery pike; cheap. Call at Clifton and Ohio
avenue. WIN. BODE. oc6-3t
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FOR RENT.

.LNOR RENT-In Covington, q double brick of
iI ~ rooms, in good order, 602 and 604 Craig
street. opposite Eighth street. W. g. CHAM
BERLIN, this Office. se28-l2t*
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EOR SALE- RAILROAD TICKETS -
j. Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW 81
CO., 81 Vest Third street. jyl6-tf
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tENOR RENT-HOUSE-Brick in Ayondale,
T. on Glenwoou, near Main avenue; house
has rooms and laundry, with hot and cold
water; large porcbes and beautiful lawn, with
fine shade trees; lot ITO by 600 feet; also good
stable; possession given 1st OF November. Ad :
dress W. IL. T., Lock drawer 1881. oc8-8t
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NOR SALE--BUGGY-On Of Millers side
j. bar bnggies, nearly new, in frst-rate order.
Address box 81, P.O ocl-3t
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TyOR RENT-HOUSE-And three acres Of
Il ground. Inquire Of J. d. WARREN, No.
~ Court street. oc6-3t
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ENOR SALE-BUSINESS-O OF the best
IL paying business stock and fixtures. Will
invoice nom $4,000 to $12, ,00U. Address w. w.
T.. Star office, with real name and address.
Oc6 -2t*
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TOR SALE-GALLERY-Onl 5000 will buy
Il the only gallery in Georgetown, o., and the
only gallery in Brown county that has rcputa-
tion of frst-ciass work. Write TO j. M.
Woods, at Georgetown, for reasoss for the sac
rifice. Must sell inside Of % days. oc5-4t
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WTANTED-SITUAT ATiON--By young man
w as clerk in some go0J business; can give
good reference and is a good penman. Ad-
dress Z. j., Indiana House. oc4-3t
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LHOR SALE-CARRIAGES- New ana Sec
L. 0nd hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and u West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER Il SONS. sep1-tf