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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
TnE UIGoISBo7HAA CAsE-ExEcur1oS

TnE EyGGINBoTHAA CAsE-ExECUT1o
AGAINST THE STATE IsSCED.--Upon the de-
maud of the counsel in the case of Uig2in-
bo,ha,n cs. The Commonwealth the clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Richmond on Saturday
reluctantly issued an execution against the
State for the judgment heretofore rendered,
amounting to about $4,000 with interest.
The executriX Of Daniel Higginbotham, de.
ceased, who was owner Of twelve shares Of
stock in the old James River Company
guaranteed by the State Of Virginia, many
months sgo entered suit In the Circuit Court
against the State for the dividends due.
The court decided that the claim was
valid and just, but held that it could
not give judgment, as the Legislature
had made no provision for its payment.
The case was taken up TO the Supreme
Court. and that tribunal decided that "t the
Judgment of the Circuit Court In
dismisslng the petitioners petition with costs
should be rsrerscd aud annulled, and that
judgment should, be entered for the petitioner
for the amount Of her demand with interest.
In go deciding no power IS claimed for this
court TO control, or In any manner inter-
lcre with, the discretion Of the Legislature
in making provision for the payment Of this
,lebi. The court can only decide that the
NCUt SiolHlEu - luSI abb uuS) uho oNShp W
be paid; that the State has consented TO be
sued for it, and that Judgment should be
rendered against her as a matter of course.
The judgment being for more than three
hundred dollars the court has no authority
to require the Auditor OF Public Accounts
| to issue his warrant for the amount. In
such cases the provision to be made for the
judgment is expressly reserved to legislative
discretion, aud to that discretion We must
leave it,
This wa. said in the written opinion of the
Suplem Court. Nothing Of the kind was
| mentioned in the order Of that court. So
The clerk Of the circut.of Richmend was ad-
ysed that it was his duty to issue the execu-
ton, which he accordingly did. The couu.
sci Of the HieginbOtham heirs instructed the
sheriff to levy upon the law.lbrary contain
ed in the Court of Appeals building. Be-
fore any steps in that direction were actually
! taken Hon. 4. T. Daniel proceeded to
notify the proper parties that he would move
| TO qussh the execution; which motion will
be heard by Judge Wexford this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

HusTINGs CoURT-The February term Of
the Hastings Court commences at II O'Clock
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
letter from, Petersburg.
CURATOR APPOINTED.

rCnrrcspoudoncc Of The Richmond DiSI@'chI
PETERSBURG, January SO, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

w LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
On MONDAY, January 19> 1875. shall expose
at private sale large lot OF forfeited pledges, con.
sisttugo Of SO nne GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 4S
RINGS OF sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BrTToNs,
LApEESTE PINS and ExR. R.klN6S,5 = pair elegant
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, and many other articles,
which will be offered at very low ngures IN oruer 10
insure ready sale. 3 gs-st r58 ,59aE aGi
Every one desirous OF purchasing great bargains
are respectfully invited TO call and examine tbs
eo ~ : s. 4. HfHSToCK's Lean ONCE.
iaI6.1m NO. II Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

DOYALFIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
aSsrTs t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, o 900
deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. ....$50,00o
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
L PANY, OF LONDON. oo
ASSETS, OVER. .Sl1,Ug88'90oo0o
Shareholders personally responsible for The soii-
cations Of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch cid EnKlisn com.
pancs we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unGuestionabe security, prompt and uoesA
settlement Of all claims, ano heavy Income.
no1o No. 1l08 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
4 BUSINESS WANTS.


WANTED. PURCHASERS for 80 bar.
w frsls choice Gillfower Apples 50h barrels
choice Baldwin Apples: go barrels choice Early
Rose. Potatoes Is barrels choice Red onions; go
barrels choice Yellow Onions. arriving per steamer
bushels Res Fattop Turnips; 8 barrels Chestnats;
hay, Oats, Shucks, Corn, Mill.OfL. &c, &c
fe 1-2t< .-sy 1011 Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

=
P. ST. have by this evenings mail re.
ceived letter from one of the most distin-
guished lawyers in Philadelphia saying he
had secured guardian for Mary Hambest in
Philadplnhia p
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Fob RENT:
I fe 1-3t

EoR RENT.-That most fasbionably.Ga
T. located and desirahle RESIDENCE, cor LIZ
ner of Franklin and Foushee streets, now occupied
by Thomas h. Leary. Esq, Is for rent. fosseSsinn
q. WILLIAMS, at Bank OF Commerce.
fe Law - JULIA A. WORTHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

WANTED, FIFTY MEN no cur
W. CORD.WoOD AND KAILkOADsTlEs
shor distaucc from Richmond. 9cod wages viii
Ne raid, and houses, &c., furnished Apply af once
TO 3 I.,ssg .:uJ. r. JgsTts, LsoerAgent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

TOR RENT, FIVE FRAN e Dma
Il HOUSES, containing four rooms each, on Ill
New street, Rent low to good tensuts.
Apply to GODDIN, WARREN & co.
- N Real Estate Agents,
70 1.eod6t 1lO6 Main street.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
How they Looked at Eack Other.

A correspondent writes: There has
been nothing as yet so tragic as the con-
temptation Of Tilton by Bcecher. When
his enemy rose to take the vacant chair,
Beecher was whispering earnestly to
Judge Porter. The electric shock which
startled the audience violently broke
snort tnat conversation. Looking up to
see the cause of it, Beecher found him.
self face to face with Tilton. For mo-
ment the fascination stupetied him. He
grew paler and paler, until he was whi-
ter than he will be when he lies dead.
The change from his usual redness to
worse than mortal pallor was indescrib-
able. He looked as il, with one huge
gulp. his heart had swallow ed every drop
OF blood in his body and then had stop.
ped. His face wore an expression or
horror, as II he were peering in looking
glass and found Death grinning over his
shoulder. The apparitlon OF his accuser
was stupendotfs surprise, and, tor an
instant. it petritied him. His recovery
was slow. The shock unnerved him, and
he could not escape TillOn's haunting
eyes unless he closed his own. Innocent
or guilty, with those relentless orbs bis
terlng his heart, any man would have
been in agony. TilLon did not look at
Beecher. He looked into him, as if his
body were nebul0us, with one torturabe
spot in the center, which "the moon
freezing crystaln of his sight could pierce
like AN internal pang.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
LeGist0ture.

COLUMBUS, Feb. II. - SENATE - Bills
passed: 10 divide Hulsboro into two vo-
Ting precincts; to change municipal code
regarding Toledo; for artificial propaga-
ton oil fish; to authorize tree turnpike
in Brown county; for transfer Of Fair
field county Jail fund; to authorize ap-
preparation OF turnpike roads by Com
missioners. New biils-For a new roof
to Penitentiary; to give Probate Judges
Deputy righrto issue marriage licenses /;
to change name OF New Columbia to
Pleasant Plain.
HoUsE.-Bll to provide for appoint
ment OF labor among Common Pleas
Judges. New bills-By Mr.. Watson, to
reduce per diem OF members OF Legisla-
ture to 81 and mileage of 10 cents a mile;
by Mr.. Hardy, to appraise the property
OF railroads, and assign taxes on their
real estate to the counties wherein they
are located; by MIR. Nef, to enable Saw
ings Societies TO invest funds in county
and municipal bonds; by MIR. West, to
award the public printing and legal ad-
vertising to the lowest bidder; by MIR.
Pattison, TO increase the penalty for bri-
berry.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.--The President
has sent to the Senate the names OF John
c. Abercr0mbie, to be Surveyor Of Gus
toms at Burlington, Iowa; II. Savin,
Postmaster Notre Dame, Indiana, and
v. e.. Brien AT Atlantic, Iowa.
The President has approved the act
making appropriations Tor Notifications
and other works of defense, for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1875.
Pinchback now expresses himself rs
certain OF obtaining his seat at once.
The Senate Committee has decided in
favor of admitting Colorado and New
Mexico as States.
Hon. James b. Beck, Of Kentucky.
met with severe accident last night by
fall on the pavement on Fifteenth
street, which was covered with ice. He
fell upon his right arm, breaking the
radius.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
The Study Of Anatomy at the Opera Boutfs.

We don't 60 to the opera boutfe to
study art, but anatomy. And it is such a
pleasant method of taking in the science
that j feel convinced IL will in time. SUI
persede all other methods Of ofinstruction.
DR.. Holmes admits that since the advent
OF blonde burlesguers, opera boutfers
and Black Crookers, he has much less
difficulty in making his classes compre-
hend the manifold mysteries of the hui
man frame.
1t is a delightful thing to see these
young men, in their ardOr for science,
bravely trequentiDg the theater nightly,
Notwithstanding the numerous tempta-
tions to remain away. 1t shows that, let
come what may, they will not shirk their
duty. 1t testifies conclusively that they
have made up their minds to find out all
about it. mean, of course, the mystic
ries OF anatomy.
From this you would naturally suppose
the house to be filled with medical stu
dents. There were quite a number on
hand, but they were as nothing to the
mass of laymen. never before realized
what large element of amateurs there
are in this community who study anat-
omy with all the zeal Of professionals.
There are brokers ON State street as
conversant with the muscles of the calf
as DIR. Holmes himself. They are mostly
bald-headed, and invariably carry opera.
glasses to assist their contemplations.
1t Is a cheerful sight to see these null
titudinous bald-heads in the parquet.
They make it giisten like skating rink.
1t is enough to move the sternest heart,
the thought of these men, who, worn out
by the tolls and cares Of the. day, the
harrassments and anxieties OF business,
still have resolution enough left to resist
the seductions of the family circle and
spend an hour or two in
the pursuit OF pure science.--Boston
Journal Of Commerce.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-SENATE.-Bill
introduced authorizing Secretary of War
to detail medical officers to give atten-
tion to the reports that Asiatie cholera
is raging in Mexico; bill passed author
izing President to appoint committee TO
attend the International Penitentary
Congress at Rome; bill granting right OF
way to Walla- ALA railroad, rejected.
agreed to the amendment to the Post
Office appropriation bill for the tree
transmission OF public documents and
seeds from the Agricultural Department
through the mails.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
Post MOrten,--JudDe Resigned - CandS
date Tor L'ewc"ant Governor, DO.
Hpocja nj to fha Star

Post Mortens-JudDe Resigned - CandS-
date Tor Lieutenant G0verh0r, DO.
Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 12. - Yesterday
Governor Allen received and accepted
the resignation Of Hon. Erastus A. Guth-
,rie, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
for the counties of Athens and Meigs.
The post fnortem examination on the
body OF the late John A. Arthur, reveal
ed the fact that the skull of deceased
had been severely fractured by blow
from slung shot or some other heavy
weapon of the sort.
Tie Coroner's jury rendered a verdict
that the blow thus received, from the
hand of some unknown person, was the
cause of his DEATH. There is no clue to
the perpetrators oi the vile outrage.
Hon. w. p. Hewland, Representative
from Ashlabula county, is prominently
mentioned in connection with the next
Lieutenant G0vernOrship.
A certificate OF incorporation of the
Odd-iellow's Beneficial Association, of
Georgetown, Brown county, was filed
yesterday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
NE WS FROM THE OLD WORLD.
FROM MINISTER wAsHBURNE.

PARIS, February Ito the editor of
the Herald: Regarding the charge of
the New York Sun, that l received
$4,000 or my official influence In getting
The Fremont bonds placed on the Paris
Bourse, 1t is to the last degree false and
atrocious. | never received dollar,
and was never offered dollar in my life
Tor my official influence in this or any
other matter. These bonds were placed
on the Paris Bourse month before ! ar
rived in France, in the spring OF 1860. l
exposed their fraudulent character and
ADVISED the State Department about
them. My correspondence was called
for by Congress and printed. The par
ties who put the bonds on the market
were furious with me for giving inforina-
tion as to their true character, and Free
mont published pamphlet on the SUBJ
ject, arraigning me for discreditipg q
great American enterprise.
"E. b. WAsHBURNE."
LONDON, Feb, IA Berlin dispatch
says Bismarck has given no intlmation
that he intends to resign, and is likely to
remain in office as long as his health per-
mits.
A telegram from st. Petersburgh an
nounces that the Khan of khiya has paid
the last installment Of the war indemnity
to Russia.
Twenty-three Bishops have issued a
protest in behalf OF the entire Roman
Catholic Epjscopate of Germany against
such interference in the Papal election
as is implied in Bismarck's late circular
dispatch.
Bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased G4G7,0O0 the past week. The
amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
bank on balance to-day is Gl9,000 Liza
Dllity last week was 431s per cent. and is
now 1875 per cent.
The specie in the Bank of France has
increased 1902, 900 francs the past week.
In the House OF Commons to-day, u
bill amendatUry of the international
Copyright Law was read the first time.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb. H. The inter-
prefer OF the American legation, who has
just returned from Syria, where he has
been investigating the outrages on Amer
lean Missions, ,Jeports that the first ac-
counts were much exaggerated. The i'll
treatment by soldiers is pure invention.
The question relative TO the t0rcible en-
trance into Missionary house remains
unsettled. 1t appears this house was
American property, but was Inhabited
by Turkish subjects.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
Jndtnn Matters.

BRECKINRIDGE, DAK., Feb. IA man
Just arrived reports the shooting of an
Indian by soldier at Standing Rock
Agency last Sunday.
Shortly after the occurrence the Indian
Agent sent scout to Fort Rice. Two
shots were heard at Standing Rock
Agency on Monday. The Indians have
been put on half rations in consequence
Much dissatisfaction and trouble Ia
anticipated. The agents persuade the
red skins that the arrangement is only
temporary, as they will before long get
full rations again.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
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NE WS FROM POINTS AROUND.

HAMILroN.-James E. Giflen, lumber
merchant, is suffering from severe at
tack OF asthma, and is not able to leave
the mousse.
There were quite a number of sleighs
to be seen yesterday-more sleighs than
snow.
Tom Mcclellan is still in the land ofthe
living.
Tomorrow night james Z. Campbell,
Esq, and wife leave Tor Washington
City. ......
Rev. w. Manley, Of Auburn, n. Y, will
preach 1.-The Universalist Church, Sun
day morning.
Judge Anderson, of Ross township, Ia
lying dangerously i'll Of pneumonia, at
his residence, near Venice.
The best speller in Oxford is Mr.. L.
e. Grennan.
In the Common Pleas Court yesterday
the jury in the case Of Daniel Cutler. IN
dicted for grand larceny, returned yer-
dict Of guilty, and assessed the property
stolen.
In the case of Charles Bosaw, indicted
tor assault and battery, the jury return
ed verdict of guilty.
In the case of Walter Poindexter, in
dicted for assault with intent TO Kill, tie
jury returned a verdict of guilty Of as
sault and battery.
In the case OF A. T. Joseph, M. D., in.
dlcted tor obtaining money under false
pretenses. withdrew his former plea OF
not guilty, and plead guilty, whereupon
the Court lined him SIS and costs.
The cases of the State against John
Hair, indicted on two charges for selling
liquor to minors were Roltied. The cases
OF Charles Lamb, indicted for sehing
liquor to minors, were alec a0llied!
Messrs. Sadler, Tracy ana Chatten, Of
Oxford, have moved their organ factory
from that village to indianapolis.
A son Of Joseph Curtis, Esq, is lying
dangerously i'll of pneumonia at his faith
er's residence.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Some of the elder
citizens say that the present cold wealth
er is the longest and most continuous Of
any within their memory.
The old Courthouse is receiving well
deserved eXcoriation from all sources.
Mr.. ID. G. Elder, the present Chief of
the Fire Department, does not consider
the agent of The STAR lunatic, and the
word lunacy in the paragraph about the
Fire Department in Wednesdays STAR
had no allusion to Mr.. Elder.
Strange events are always transpir-
ing, but the strangest event we have
heard of recently is that member Of the
"Honor and shame from no condition rise.
Act well your part, there all the honor lics.'
The election OF Mr.. j. Soule Smith to
the City Attorneyship, would be q COM
piment to the press.
Rev. w. f. V. Bartlett was chosen pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church
with q salary oil $500 per year with par
sonage.
Messrs. Ii. Kendall and j. II. Siade.
Commis sioners for obtaining the right of
way for the Southern railroad, have tenn
porariiy suspended work. The former
has gone home, and Mr.. Slade is too i'll
to attend his office.
In the Episcopal Church religious serv-
ices are being held every Friday at 10
A. NJ, and other week days at p. 81.
during Lent.
During the holy season of Lent relig-
ious exercises will be held every Wet
nesday evening ut st. Pau.ss@C Church,
and every Friday evening at st. Petol's.
"A sermon viii be delivered at each meet
ing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
Good stei0hfng-bar Meettn0, DO.

d0on etea0Rfn0-bdr Meetan1s 6cs
Special to the Star.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 12.-Last evening our
streets resounded with the merry music
of hundreds of, sleighs; the recent sleet
and snow atfording all who delight in
this amusement an excellent opportun-
ity, and in fact it is the first we have
had this season.
The Dayton legal profession held o
meeting yesterday and appointed the
following gentlemen to represent them
at the ming meeting OF the State Bar.
Association at Columbus: G. w. Houk,
J. A. Jordan, e. s. Young, John Howard
and H. Elliot, Esquires. A res0 ution
tnat Dayton required two resident
Judges and two Courts was adopted.
A committee was apsointed to make
arrangements tor q banquet to be given
by the Bar Of the city Feb. %.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
Master Mechanics, and Raitsray In
terests.

The report Of the American Railway
Master Mechanics' Association, in con.
vention at Chicago in 1874, is published
by Wilstach, Baldwin q Co. This is
really very valuable compilation. 1t
contains the address of President III. M.
BritIon. Superintendent of the Cincin-
natl and Whitewater Valley Railroad,
which is worth the careful perusal OF the
general public as we'll as of master me-
chapics. The reports of various commit
tees on topics connected with construct
ing and operating railways are also
given, and contain much interesting in
formation.
Mir. Britton states that the principal
cause Of the present non-paying condi-
tion of many railways is that the busi-
ness has been overdone, and in building
unnecessary roads, they have not been
well built, hence the great cause for dis
trust in railway enterprise. Mr.. Britain
says: ssS
During their construction their financial
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

DR.. George Schweinturth, the cele-
brated African traveller, who has been
appointed by the Khedive director OF the
Egyptian museums, has left Berlin for
Egypt. The Prussian Government is re-
preached Tor not trying to induce DIR.
Schweinfurth to stay in Berlin by Offer
ing him a professorship at the univer-
sity. Before settling definitely in Egypt,
DR.. Schweinfurth intends returning to
Berlin next summer. but only to trans.
port his collections, among which is an
eminently valuable herbarium, said to be
unriyaled for it's completeness.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
.IfcnsS.
Special to the Star.

CpcCida w oio Dp"s
SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. l2.--i'he sleigh.
Ing is fine, and the bells go ging-a-ling
on every hand.
The two boys, Charles Kills and John
Shay, were found guilty OF highway rob-
berry upon another boy. named Havener,
belonging in Dayton. Havener, it seems,
was waiting here for train when he fell
in with the prisoners, who took him a
short distance from the depot, and one
held him while the other robbed him Of
SIS.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
to open the sale in Hutsenpiller & Co.'s
grain warehouse, by drilling the lock.
The safe contained considerable money.
The Springfield and Jackson Narrow
Gauge Railroad engineers were at Wa
verify, Ohio, yesterday, and report favor
ably from cambridge to that place across
the hills. The engineer is much pleased
to find the crossing across the low bot
toms and the river at Waverly 80 favor
able.
Orders for THE STAR, and complaints
Of any kind as to delivery, should be left
at our branch office, 80 West Washington
street.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

Lucy Hooper says that at the recent
official ball In Paris q Russian Princess
was arrayed In emerald jewelry of the
richest description. The center stone OF
her brooch was one huge round emerald,
cut en- cabochon that is to say, without
facets and it was about the size OF an
English walnut. Attached to this brooch
in the guise of D pendant, hung . pear
shaped emerald corresponding in dimen.
sions, though differing SO widely in
shape. 4 A coronet OF emeralds and dia-
monds, and a necklace OF large solitaife
diamonds, interspersed with pendant
pcar-shaped emeralds, made up the Or
hamsnts Of this nuch,jewelledlady.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12

What becomes of all the French that
is taughk in the United States? For the
number of our home-educated country
men and countrywomen in Paris who
can order dinner, make out wash-list
or settle coachman's fare in the French
language is infnitesimal. The funny
stories that occasionally stud the humor-
istic columns of the Partisan journals re-
specting the misconstruction Of French
words by our countrypeople abroad are
said to be more than surpassed by the
reality. The French language is only
half taught. where it is taught at all, in
The United States; and, as a conse-
quence, the American who visits Paris
nowadays wears a placard on which is
inscribed; Don't know the language"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
Assdssin0fed.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Feb. 12.-Cyrus
B. Jones, a wealthy farmer and we'll
known politician in Illinois, living near
Pontiac, in that State, was assassinated
Ivy an unknown party at his residence
Wednesday night.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
ny TELEG RAPH.
The Weafher.- E1a bessie,u euf.

NEW YORK, February IL The weather
in New York is again clear and cold.
This morning the thermometer is 12 above
zero, and brisk piercing northwest
wind prevails.
James F. Bull, clerk of II. b. Cliflin &
Co, was arrested last night, charged
with embezzlement of $12, 900 OF the firms
funds. The prisoner will be examined
to-day.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-12
The CINCINNATI STAR:

day) by the STAR RpuBLisuRe CoMpAnY nt thefr Office
23d Walnut Btreet. Branch Offices, 4l6 Scott Street.
Coyngton, KY, and32 West Washington st., SPRING
Geld, Ohio.
IN the city of Cincinnati, and TO all the surrounding
cities and towns, for TEN cKaTs per week. Single
copies, CENTS. BY mail, per year. free Of post
age, 81. Fractional parts Of year NJ the same rate
Its circulation Is larger than that Of any other daily
paper published in The State Of Ohio. Advertising
rates for the three editions soo per square, or l2H
cents per line Agate.