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any change in his condition till he had

any change in his condition till he had
entirely ceased to breathe.
Postmaster General Jewell, who has
been constant attendant at the bedside
of the Vice President, was the first to
arrive after his death. The Postmaster
General was soon followed by Chief
Justice Waite and Postmaster Burt, of
Boston. who happened to be in the city.
Sergeant-at-Arms French at once pro-
ceeded to have the body laid out in the
Vice Presidents room, and sent tele-
grams announcing the sad event to Gov
ernOr CASTOR, OF Massachusetts, the
Mayor of Boston, and Mr.. Wilson's TAM
lily.
The President was informed Of the
death Of Vice President Wilson at once,
and called Especial meeting of the Cabi-
net at nine O'Clock, at which were all
the members except Mr.. Robson.
A meeting OF Senators now In the city
was also held at noon, to take proper
action on the occasion.
The flags on the different Government
buildings were at once lowered to half
mast ON the announcement OF the Vice
Presidents death.
THE POST MORTEM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. PA post-mortem
examination OF the body OF Vice Presi.
dent Wilson is now being made, but has
not yet been concluded. The following
surgeons are making the examination:
DIR. Baxter, Surgeon General Barnes,
Assistant Surgeon j. 5. Billing, Drs. O.
Nj. Ford, +. A. Ashford, G.. l.. Magruder
j. .. Stanton, Robert Fletcher. DR.. D
S. Lamb made the autopsy.
The result has not been announced, bu
| it is understood that death was caused
| by the bursting of blood vessel nea
the brain. The brain weighed 401
ounces.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The official announcement of the dealt
of the Vice President was made thi
afternoon as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
| WASHINGTON, u. o., Nov. u, 1875.
| 1t is with profound sorrow that tn
| President has to announce to the people
ofthe United States the death OF Vlc'
the Capitol OF the Nation, this morn
ing. The eminent station OF tn
deceased, his high character, his lon
career in the service Of his State and Q
the Union, his devotion to the caus
of freedom and the ability whicl
he brought to the discharge of ever,
duty stand conspicuous, and are IN
delibly impressed in the heart
and affections of the American people
In testimony of respect tor this distin
guished citizen and faithful public sery
I ant, the various Departments OF tn
Government will be closed on the day O
the funeral, and the Executive Mansio
and all the Executive Department
in Washington will be draped wit
badges OF mourning for thirty days
will issue an order that appropriat
military and naval honors be rendere
to the memory OF one whose virtues an
services will long be borne in recolle
ton by grateful nation.
By the President.
[Signed] U. 5. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y OF State.
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R0bharu.

Our well known felIow.citizen Jas. L.
Haven, Of Ayondale, has sustained quite
serious loss at the hands of soms
thief. The robbery occurred Saturday
night, when the following articles ware
stolen: Gold watch (gentleman's3,
ladies' gold watch and opera-chain,
cluster diamond ring (nine diamondsk
breastpin, overooat, gold thimble.
sleeve-buttons, shirt studs, new felt hak
and some other clothing.
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Our bullion product, we are told, has
been 81, 500, 100000. The yield, however,
during more recent years has rapidly in
creased and is still increasing. The vast
extent Of our mineral resources and the
increased capital, combined with prac-
tical experience acquired during the
last twenty years, leave no longer any
room for doubt that our annual product
may be brought up to two or even three
hundred millions. California, Nevada,
Montana, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico
and Colorado present fields Of mineral
wealth.
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New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Bishop Hare,
the Missionary Bishop of the Western
Territories, while preaching last night
at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION In
behalf Of the Indian Mission, was taken
dangerously i'll. He was at onoe re.
moved from the church and physician
called. His illness is considered seri.
|ous.
Mrs. John T. Raymond, wife OF Mr.
Raymond, OF "Colonel Sellers" notori
ETY., lies dangerously sick at the New
York Hotel.
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HIS LAST HOURS.


WASHINGTON, Nov. %. The Vice
President has been gradually but almost
imperceptibly growing weaker since his
attack, but even up to last evening no.
serious tears Of immediate fatal results
were telt.
He received several friends yesterday
and conversed with his physicians and
others quite freely during the DAY and
early part OF the night. Having retired
early, he arose at midnight and spent
some minutes reading from little hymn
book, and looking at photographs Of his
wife and son.
At 2:45 A. M, he awoke feeling badly,
and especially suffering with pain in
his stomach, and general feeling of un-
easiness. He was rubbed by the watch
man, and finally after thanking the man
for his trouble, and remarking that he
felt much better, he fell asleep, and re-
posed quietly till 6:45 O'Clock, when he
awoke feeling much better than at any
time since his attack.
On awaking he looked ronnd, and
seeing that q fair day was pr obable,
remarked, 81 think we can take that
ride.D He washed and took his medi.
cine, after which he lay back on the pill
| low seemingly exhausted, and preciDely
at 7:16 O'Clock he quietly and without q
Iperceptible movement brelthed Ills last
Those In attendance did not observe
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LEGAL.

r EGAL.-In the Campbell Chancery Court,
4 A IKentucky.-Heinema Plaintiff. against
Rebholz. defendant--The Sheriff Of KcnIon
county will sell two mules, attached In this
and consolidated case Of Wedrig q Co.. at
ton, on
w ednesday. Nov. S4th,
1875, ut IL o'clock M.
Similar sales will be made In front Of the
Sheriff's Office, on Madison street, Newport, on
Friday, Nov. S6th, 1875,
at IL O'Clock A. M.
Terms-Credit Of three months; bonds with
security bearing interest. no22-2*
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Prepartna for War.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Commander
G. II. Cooper, of the United States
Navy, arrived here Friday, and it is
known, beyond the possibility of a
doubt, that he was ordered by the Navy
Department to examine and report
upon the availability Of New Orleans
as base of supplies in case of the
hostile elimination of present difficult
ties with Spain. 1t Is also known that
his report will be favorable. lW
1t has leaked out that the officers oi
gunboat Cannonicus,' stationed here,
daily expects orders to sail for Key
Wesk
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He Was Much Affected.

EVANSVILLE, IND. Nov. 22.-Bingham
and his bondsmen came down on the
train last evening. At Patoka a perfect
ovation awaited G. b. Bingham, the
patron saint of the ring. The whole
town was at the depot, women, babes,
and all. Bingham made a speech,
stating that the people there knew him
better than anywhere, and would find
MIN the same honest man as before
When the revelations were made they
would find him innocent. He was much
affected.
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Libel Salt

T.LoUIs, Nov. 22.-The Republican Of
Sunday morning contains card from A.
l.. January, prominent Wholesale gro
Ger OF this city, stating that he intends
filing suit against the Chicago Tribune
for 100000 damages for defamation OF
character, said defamation being con.
tained in a special dispatch in that sheet
from this city, charging that January
was identified with the whisky ring.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. %. - Mr.,
schenck, OF schenokville, in this county,
in returning home, from which be had
been absent but a few hours, found bis
wife murdered and lying on the floor,
and the home robbed OF all valuables,
The deed was committed by tramps, and
there is great excitement. Officers are
now hunting for the perpetrators.
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NEW York, Nov. pa London spe.
cial says the British iron-clad Iron Duke
was almost lost yesterday, three miles
outside of Plymouth. The main sluice
Of the vessel was left open and the ship
suddenly filed with water. The artif-
Ger waded up to bis neck in water and
closed the sluice, thus saving the vessel.
The signal, "We are sinking" was kept
flying for some time, and she began to
keel. But for the timely relief she would
have been lost.
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At Richmond, Va, on Saturday, Gen.
eral Bradley 4. Johnson cowhided GEN.
eral John d. Imboden. The latter
pistol, but they were separated without
further damage. The trouble grew out
OK q contested seat In the senate.
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why was Adam the swiftest runner o n
recordl Ans.-Because he was the first
in the human race.
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DR.. Hall says a person should 60 to
sleep with his face to the wall. Bates
says: II s'pose that's the healthy way;
but it's mighty unsociable."
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T1oR sALE-FLOURING MILL will sell
II the West GAINESVILLE FIGURING MALI, with
!. ever falling Muskingum river water power.
No better mill IN this part Of Ohio. For terms,
&C., address FRANK MYERS, Lock-box H4o,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. no%@-5t
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T1NOR sALE-HOUSE-Th residence Of the
L late John Henning, 3s7 W. Sixth street,
between Mound and Park; o two story stone
front Of nine rooms, we'll finished throughout,
and with all the con7eniences for a desirable
family residence. Apply on the premises.
noIg-9t
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FLNANCIAL
CINCINNATI, Nov. ss-s:lC

---7 OINU1NNAIIs 4NUVs
Gold is worth, to-day, 14X buying; Ax sefi-
ing, and AZ for gold checks on New York
N. Y. Exchange is dull at previous rates. 1k
Sterling is sready and quiet at 4.sS sight. asM
4.S4 sixty days. gold.
Governments bonds are rated here dag -
Rall
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,TxJ xJANTED-AGENTS = For the best and
wv most useful book ever issued; sells every
where. Address A. J. CAMPBELL, Publisher,
Cleveland, Ohio. nol9-3t
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TNTANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
; w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
Jos West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati Open every day. au6-4m
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TKTANTED-TO SELL-Clothes Wringers
wv and Fluters on weekly payments, w. r.
KUkTZ 4 CO., 85 West Fifth street.
[seI -WF&M-tf
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Fresh Fires.
AT HARRISBURG, PA.

M HANNIODONui HAs
HARRISBURG, Nov. 22.--The Harris
burg Park Stables were totally destroyed
by fire last night. They contained
eleven valuable horses, nine Of which
perished, while two escaped badly
singed. The fire Is believed to be the
work of an incendiary. The loss is un-
known .
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rKTANTED-MOLDER turner in ter
w ra Gotta; frst-class hand in clay, imme-
diately. Call on or address G. D. ASTOR,
Dayton, Ohio. nols-2t
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CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv nrst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
retire finally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, first hoor je26-tf
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iTNTANTED -EMPLOYMENT- = r. Fifty dol
w lars will be given to any one securing a
,voung man with frst-class reference some re-
spectacle employment. Address Box No. 81,
Falmouth, Ky. nox2-4t
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HTTANTED-EyEKY FAMILY TO TRY
! wv FINCH'S Homemade Diamond Mince
Ncat. 1t has no equal. Made OF the choicest
fruits, meats and spices Give IL o trial and
you will And 1t superior to your own make, less
Iexpense and ne trouble. Ask your grocer for
81 and take no other. Factory No. sJ1 West
sixth street. nol9-4t
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= Foreign News.
BISMARCK.

BERLIN, Nov. 22.-It is stated in the
diplomatic circles that Prince Bismarck
proposes to retire from public business,
and that General Manteuffel will pro-
badly succeed him as Chancellor.
DON CARLOS ILL.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-Advices received by
the Carlist Committee, in this city,
announce the severe illness Of Don Car
los.
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TNTANTED-CARPE good Brussels OF
w about 45 yards, that has not seen much
pervicej must be bargain. Address p, Lock
box gTO Post -ofice. nosz-Ss
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/ w work have been out Of work four months,
and have family to suppors; speak both En-
glish and German; will work cheap. Address
ERALh, care Of Eiler, corner Everett and
Linn Streets noI@-3t
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tWT WTANTED-HO USE-ln the, neighborhood
! w Of Ninth and Linn streets; suitable for g
i small family; rent must be low. Apply at S74
Richmond street. noz5-St
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AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Titus' cracker
bakery, No. 263 Washington street
burned about midnight. Loss on stock
and machinery 10000; building $4,000
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LAST EDITION.
Death Of Vice President Wilson.
MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD
THE UPRIGHT,
For the End of That Man is Peace

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-S A. M.-Yice
President Wilson died peacefully this
morning at T:16.
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wANTED---BoARDING

NTANTED--BOA ARD-and room by. a lady,
w convenient to the corner Of Main and
Sixth; must not exceed four dollars per week.
Address r. s.. Star office.
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NXYANTED you TO CALL - On JOHN
w RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, and
get the finest oysters and steaks In the city.
[ocN-lm]
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fTKTANTED = BARGAINS - In Boots and
! wv Shoes II you want to buy good custom
made boots, shoes, CATERS or rnbbers, cheaper
Hhan you can buy elsewhere, be sure you go to
8. MARX, 280 w. Fifth street, corner Plum
street. He not only rerails at wholesale prices,
but he also offers daily job lots OF boots and
shoes at astonishingly low prices. 1t ,
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VNTANTED-EvERY BODY TO KNOW
wv that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
Keeps the finest oysters in the CITY. oc27-1m
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VKTANTED- q THE PUBLIC TO KNOW =
wv That CON vOSS, formerly with VIM.
Stolpp, is now with JOHN RENNER, oppo-
site Grand Hotel. who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands Of shell oysters.
lOcM-lml
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"rANTED - SECOND HAND CLOTH
w ING-For which pay the full value in
cash. /. COHEN, 4l E. Fourth street.
Oc22- y, M&W- i'm
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,VKTANTED YOU TO KNOW = That B.
| w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
/ Boncless Goldfish, and splendid line of
Groceries. VSo-u
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,NT TANTED = BILLIARD TABLES-Must u,
} wv be Of good style and cheap. Address w.
III. H., Box us, Winchester. Randolph county,
Ind no23-3t
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L,OR RSAIE-HORSE--East PAGER, bay, eight
E years old, sound and gentle; sired by Tom
Crowder; has paced below 2:2O; cheap, as own
Post-offce. nO22-4t
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TOR SALE-FARM-Of II acres, on the Ohio
ID river, four miles from the city; would make
a No. place for gardener or brick -maker.
Call at 20 w. Sixth st. no23-2t
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VKy ANTED-SITU ATlONS by mau and
wv wife; man to make himself useful aoont
place; understands the care OF horses and
COWS; wife to do housework in small family.
Address #. e. u, Box 148. Loveland, .. no2s-3t
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VTTANTED-HOUSE-- Frame in Cincinnati,
Wv worth $1,000; will make monthly pay
ments OF $2S until paid for, and will give mort
gage on house and lot. Address ]. B. SMITH,
Reading, Penn. no22-4t
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KT ED--SIrUATION--By an engineer
w understands pipe and steam- fitting. Ad
dress ii. g., 10 Linn street. no22-2t
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TNOR SALE-LAND-7O acres of choice bot
| IT tom land, all In cultivation, on a railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city
Address H., Star Office oc9-u
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TOR SALE-FURNITURE- lease Of
il eating house, pleasantly located, on the
west side Of Public Square. In Mansfield. ONO.
Address D. ID. STOUFFER, Mansfield, Ohio.
no22-4t
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VIZ ANTED-SIrUA ATION-As cook. or to
w do housework, with best reference; no
objections to the country. Please call OF 459
Richmond street, below Harriet. no19-2t
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yKTANTED = SITUA ALTON - AS travelling
wv salesman for wholesale grocery -h0nse
or boot and shoe store. Address NJ A. NJ, Post
Office Box 167, Leroy, Ill. no22-4t
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NM ED--SITU ATION-By a competent
wv saw-mill engineer. Address ENGlNE GER
care Sedamsville Drugstore. no22-2t
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TOR SALE-lIEN-A mechanics, $l22 rs,
E on good property in the city: will sell at u
reasonable discount. Apply to JACOB GUS
SEIT, 458 w. Seventh st. no22-2t
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yNTANTED--SITUA q UATION--By girl who is
w willing to work for good home in the
country; good references given II required.
street. no22-3t
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WANTED --SITUATIONS.

VKT ANTED-S STU ALTON = AS coachman
wv Can give the best city reference. Call al
1926 Van Horn street. n016-65"
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VXTANTED-YoU TO KNOW - The New
wv York Cheap Shoe Store, No. . East Fifth
street, Is the cheapest place IN the city Tor
CAHILL, Proprietor. nolS-4t
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'XET ETANTED-SITUATI a good bak-
wv ery, to finish the trade; have worked
years at 1T; best of references; wages no OBJ
jeot. Address VIM. DUKE, kokomo, Ind.
no22-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS
UTANTED-HALL- for secret
w society. Address, stating location,
ELLIS, Box 1880, City P. o. no22. Ut
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TOR SALE OR REM = SEWING-MA
il CHIN NES-By the week or month, all the
late improved, and instructions given at aO9
w ater street. nol6-6tf
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vKTANTED-JIM s. CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly OF ia Race street, are located
At the "Sun 6aloon,' .7S Fountain square, Where
they viii be pleased to see their friends. Open
1t al hours, day and night. nol7-sm
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VA ANTED--SlTUA UATION-By a practical
wv shoemaker; one who can work on the
and German. Address j. ii. H.. Oberly House.
corner Second and Broadway. no22-2t
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The following ia the closing report OF nEW
York Stock Market, as received Dy Lea Star
rett Il Co.. 28 West Third Street:
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TOR sALE-FoWLS AND PIGEONS
II Fancy; frst-class white, black and bun
Cochns and dark Brahmas, at low prices, 70
reduce stock. j. b. LITTLEMAN, Station A,
Cincinnati. nO22-St
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N NWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
3 MARTIN, at AZ w. Filth st. jyl5-d
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EOR SALE - LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
E one OF the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
ieges. Will sell cheap. Address S. T. e., Box
o. CITY, Ocl6-n
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LAND-14S acres Of land, Is
il miles west of the city; upland. Address
F., Star office. oc9-f
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EoR sALE-TWO STORE BOATS--One -
H by 40 feet, the other II by IS feet; nicely
sealed and painted inside and out, with l0o teet
OF counters and shelving. o. G. CHASE,
Uuntin 2ton, w. VA. nol9-3G
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NOR SAkE-LAND--5 acres prairie land;
d good spring on same; in thickly-settled
neigRborhood, In Adair county, Iowa.. near
county -seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-tfl
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TOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
Il Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
CO., 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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NOR SALE-FARM-Of 40 acres, five miles
Il from county seat, on the line OF the Cincin-
natl railroad; will sell cheap and on easy terms.
wa Putnam county, Ohio. nO22-4t
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TKTANTED-TO sELL--House and lot, on
w Boal street. Lot 60 by H5. House eight
rooms. cellar and cistern. Cheap'for cash, or
on payments. Valued at $780, Address
JOHN A. STARR, this Office.
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LOST.

r OST--PAPERS--W While getting on the Ma
IL rietta Chop. M. tram, Thursday, pack
age OF deeds and mortgages, dropped out of
depot 1he party hndlng the same will be re-
warded by returning same TO j. j. DEHAN,
Pixies Opera a-house. nol9-2t
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT : HOUSE Suitable for two
IL small families, Is Oregon street. IT.
TNOR RENT-COTTAGE--Of rooms and
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WANTHD--Roonds.

wv XTANTED-ROOM-Pl furnished, by
w dressmaker, with respectable people.
References exchanged. Address CUTTER,
this office.
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!TTTANTED-NEw Mexico INvALIDs
wv AND OTHERS-Desiring information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing rs cebts
for expense to TAOS, STAR Office, swill re
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