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CAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

- - go ia. A.
Welsh, Esq., President of the Board
Of Finance, which has just been pub
lished. On the point Of readiness II
says: f.
Notwithstanding hindrauces to
our progress, our buildings and
grounds are in an unusual state OF
forwardness as compared with those
of other International Exhibitions at
a corresponding time; nor will they
prevent the punctual Observance Of
the appointed day for opening, 10th
of May"
On the subject of hotel accommo-
dations, the report says:
''At one moment great anxiety was
felt lest there should be q scarcity of
accommodations for visitors. It has
been entirely removed. Hotels of
very large capacity have been erected
in the immediate vicinity Of the Ex-
hibition and throughout the city. Old
ones liave been enlarged, and by the
agency Of an enterprising association
very large numbers Of private dwell
ings, of which Philadelphis has sixty
thousand more than any other Amer
ican city, have been utilized for the
purpose so that under no probable
circumstances can any Inconvenience
occur for want Of comfortable accom-
modati0ns. ~
"The strongest assurance IL also felt
that the charges will be moderate"
In the matter of the charge for ad-
inittance, a fifty-cent note paid ct the
gate admits to grounds, and there Is
no further charge. A visitor can enter
Que building or xll OF them ~ he sees
proper. We quote the text Of the re-
port touching this question:
"In the arrangements connected
with the entrance and exit Of visitors,
exhibitors, and employees, the great
est simplicity has been aimed at.
Each clNss win use special gates. The
ticket for visitors will be . Ufty-csat
vote, aud, If rot In the possession of
the visitor 1t can be obtained IN, ex-
change jsr o1her nouey ct once neas
each gate of entrance. Children pay
the same as adults. To vary from o
Uniform price entails 70 many incon-
veniences rs to forbid It. Fifty cents
for nine hours visit to Q museum If
the products Of tho world, distributed
among beautiful buildings and on
grounds of surpaasing attractions,
must be satisfactory to every one.
Sach exhihitms and employees - are
required An the grounds WIN b fur
nishid VITA speciul tickstA Esspsrly
authorised representatives II Che
press, within reaaosablA limits, will
BE- r.scaSissA = sstitlsd - M ID
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SHERIFFS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Rxsseu d Hall
Va.
Ha~iltox Gsichard,
Mo. Co.


BY virtue Of . writ Of Nfa., 10 me directed
BY tho aforesaid Court, I have ssiasa and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest and last bidders, on the premises,
and on the property Of Wow. Michel Cambre,
IN this Parish, ON
SATURDAY, the 9th day of NAY, ls7s,
at II O'Clock, H.,
the following movable property, to vie:
Building used % Store. together With
the cOunters md fixtures, also one lot Of
merchandise, consisting in groceries, kqaors,
incidence, hats, pantalsoas, essass o., As.
Cash.
Sherih's ofsce. Parish Of b. John the
Baptist, May 18th. 1876.
LUCIEN CAMBRE.
l3my2t. "a. Shsri6.
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Col. A. K. JOHNSON, drowned
in the river, some days ago, was
we'll known in this State, having
resided here for twelve OF fifteen
years, and has always taken a
prominent part In the political
movements during that time. His
liiA was an sctive ess, and few
men of his years have inexperienced
~ n,uch Of the excitementa q .
bssy life. When . boy, be parti-
cipated in the Mormon war, ct
Nsavoo, Illinois, and when the
volunteers Of Illinois started for
Mexico, be was among them. In
one Of the early battles Of that
war, he was severely wounded,
and afterwards served until the
end q The war, - m orderly for
General. Scott. Nay ~ 1861, he
entered the war Of the rebellion,
- Lieut.. Colonel Of the 14th Iii.
nois Infantry, and was afterwards
commissioned as Colonel of the
26th regiment ef nliaoia volunteer
infsntry, 10 which capacity he
served until Jube, 1854. He par.
ticipated in nearly all the marches
and battl@ Of ths eeuthwes, and
for : time served as Gen. GIANTS
Ch6ef u Cavalry. iOol JOHNSON
was true to his friends and Just to
his enemies. Wls he enacted
Justice for himaek he was always
willing 20 accord it to others. He
had many friends who will lament
his untimcly death, and while for
getting his frailties, will remember
his virtues. His estimable family
hsvo our earnest sympathies in
tAig great bereavement -6tass
4anAop ,lii,.5st- TO- fiN .flftf f4MA
xsss4s8f4ssa = srti II Il. Asf ssks4 Fr
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TSs CT the State
Aas refused ; ~ healidg in the
quit q Msk q. y. Burke, tutrix
". Loais. IrA&re, Intervention o.
AltAodo3 1liltenbefger b William
} Hnlee1 " e-T q II VI
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Frank Lsslica Publishing House, $50 Pearl
Street, New York. 25d6in.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New ORixAxs THURSDAY. Msy II. 1876.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05

the fortunes and prosecutions OF a jew
ess in O different country-England,
France, Germany, Russia, and the
United States. She is to play the part
of the Jewess.
SNOW, Mr.. Snapper, as / saw you at
church last Sunday, tell me what you
think Of our new preacherW 81 think
he would be a first-class martyr at the
stake" "Why so, MIR. SnapperW "Be-
cause he is so very dry"
The St. Louis Globe-Democra says:
"Three Democratic delegates went to
church here on Sunday" Their names
were suppressed, for fear they would be
denied seats in the Convention.
The Chicago Times observes that the
potato bugs are crowding together along
the Atlantic coast, watching Tor vessels
bound to Ireland.
The latest thing out is Centennial
eagle fan. By pressure on the handle,
the outstretched wings OF the bird are
made to flip and flop.
A practical lover in Reading, Pa.
would not treat his girl to Ice cream, but
had her vaociuated.
We often hate for one little reason
when there are thousand why We
should love.
Gentility-Eating meat with silver
fork when the butchers bill has not beer
paid,
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A Wonderful story--Reuben Fields,
the Lightning Calculator,

[From the Wsrrensburg (Mo.) Democratl
great deal has been said and writ
| ten about the great mathematical
prodigy, "Reub" Fields, who lives at
Fayetteville, In this county, and the
more that is known of him the greater
wonder he becomes. He does not pos
sess the simplest rudiments OF book
education-does not know letter OF
figure. by sight-and yet he can solve
the most intricate problem in an instant,
or can perform calculation In less
| than a minute that would require the
| work of an hour by the ordinary modes.
For instance, We gave him the day OF
The month and year of our birth, and ne
| told, in less than half minute, our age
In seconds, minutes, days and years.
Give him the day of the month and the
year Of any event, however remote, and
be will instantly give the day OF the
| week.
We spent two hours with him last Sat-
urday, and, Notwithstanding we have
often talked with him and seen him dis
play his wonderful gifts, yet we always
find something new in him.
We placed column of figures upon a
paper, equal in length to the columns
of an ordinary-sized ledger, and called
them off to him in rapid succession, and
gave the sum without moments hesita.
| tion. He did not see the paper, and
would not have known a character ON II
il he had. One hour later he repeated
those numbers in the exact order In
which we called them to him. We then
began at the bottom, and would call TWO
or three numbers correctly and then one
incorrectly, and he would coz CT US by
giving the proper number. o.
More mysterious than this 70 us is the
fact of his ability to give correctly the
time OF the day or night, whenever called
upon, without any reference whatever to
a time-pieoe.
In this place the time-pieces are all
regulated by railroad, or st. Louis time
IL you ask ''Reub." the time, he Will say
II am fifteen and a quarter minutes pas
l; If you have railroad time you have 81
and SOP giving the exact difference be-
tween sun time and railroad Time.
Another remarkable fact is, that ht
gives the exact time of his locality. L
he is in Washington City ne gives Wash
ington City time, il in San Franoise'
the time there. He can not possibly d.
these things by any method Of calculat
, ing the passing time, for he Will glV'
the time as accurately whh0 WAKING
: from sleep at night as IL it were day
. light and the sun shining.
,J There seems to be nothing too great il
, numbers Tor his mind TO grasp, and ye
+ nothing toe small. He can tell what tn
> interest on one cent would be Tor thrs
!. seconds at the rate OF ten per cent. pc
annum, as readily and as easily as W
could tell the interest on 81 for one yea
: at the same rate per cent.
He is, indeed, the wonder OF wonders
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
lzz6. MEM YORK. 1875.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is tho
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which,
an Opposition House Of Representatives, the
first since the war, will bel n power at Washs
ington; and the year OF the twenty third cleo,
ti0n of President OF the United States. An
Of these events are sure to be OF great interest
and Importance, especially the two latter; an4
all OF them ana everything connected with
them will be fully and freshly reported and
expounded In THE SUN.
The Opposition House of Representatives
taxing ths line Of inquiry OPP Gpsned year. age
| yestigate the corruptions and misdeeds Of
Grants administration; and will, il is to bS
hoped, lay the foundation for new and betf
| ter period in our national history. OF all thi4
THE sun Will contain complete and 9ccurat4
accounts, furnishing its readers with earif
and trustworthy information upon these ans
| sorbing topics.
The \, EEKLY SUN, which mas attained Q
circulation Of over eighty thoussnd copies, alp
ready has its readers in every State and Tea
ritofy, and we trust that the year le76 will sep
their numbers doubled. 1t will continue to b4
a thorough newspapers. All the general news
Of the day will BE- found in it, condensed whe3
lunimportant, at full length when OF momeptt
and always, VIC trust, treated In clear. taa
teresting and instructive mannor ~
il is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper in the world, and
we shall continue to give in its columns
large amount OF miscellaneous reading, sns},
as stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence
and information, for which we are net able y
make room in our daily edition. The agrfoul-
tlifal department especially is one OF is pronN,
inent features. The fashions are also resu.
Ilarly reported in its columns; and 90 arc N
markets OF every Kind.
The W EEkLY sun, eight pages, with hftV.
six broad columns, ia only 81 30 year, poSei
age prepaid. AS this price barely repays th1
cost Of Che paper, no discount can be made fF0sl
this rate 10 clubs, agents, Postmasters, or auy'
one.
The DAILY SUN, q large iour-page news,
paper OF twenty eight columns, gives all N
news for two cents a copy subscription p0sfi
age prepaid, SIS cents month. or % 80
year. SUNDAY edition extra, $t 10 per yeiz
We have no travelling agents.
Address
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Sc TO r."
No SERIOUS fires yesterday-for won
der.
The display Of fireworks at Eden Park
last night was Witnessed by thousands.
Mr.. WHfrR's (the paper carrier prom
lnent windmill in the East END was
handsomely decorated.
ThE Cellard-street sewer Is still
blocked at Martin and Court streets,
causing an overflow. Houses, cellars
and Yards on East Third street are
Hooded.
A oNE-nUNDRKD DOLLAR ire occurred
st Mr.. Thoms' house on Eighth street,
between Linn and Cutter, last night at y
O'Clock; alarm from Box As. The cause
10 a mystery.
G. SAUER, OF 54S Central avenue, has
been Viotimized out OF pair OF shoes
by man who feigned drunkenness
while In his store, and then ran out with
the shoes. Sauer started in pursuit and
fell, dislocating his shoulder.
"IF W AsHINGToN WAS LIVING Now,"
Cente nnial Song and Chorus, just issued
by f. W. Helmick & Co., 27S West Sixth
street; words by Samuel N. Mitchell
and music by Charles f. Prior. Ten
thousand copies sold in one week.
FLORENCE Ii HASTINGS, the colored stew.
ard OF the steamer Fannie Tatum, who
was SO severely cut at the corner OF vine
and sixth streets yesterday morning, il
still alive at the Cincinnati Hospital
Alphonse Farmel has been arrested OF
suspicion Of The deed, and is confined II
the Ninth-street Station-h0use.
No ward in the city displayed more
taste in decorating and ILLUMINATING
on our glorious Centennial Fourth tnai
ala the Seventeenth. The display
were numerous, many of them elegan
and costly. Residences on Georg
street between Linn and Baymille
were very appropriately decorated, es
pecially the residence OF Mr.. Jones, No
bS9, the entire building being i'll holida!
attire, and the designs in the Windows
for illumination were unsurpassed 10
beauty in lhe entire city. Captain Wis
also made display OF flags and bar
ners, as did also samuel johnson, Esq
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At the Lookout House.

The following programme will be rem
lsred at the Lookout House this even
Ing on the occasion Of the Fifth GRAND
Concert by the Cincinnati Grand Or
shestra, Michael Brand Conductor:
Part l-Marcn, Melber; Waltz, Corps
ball Taenza," Gung'i; Solo ior Clarinet
bergsohn, MIR. Carl Schutt; Selections
"Girefle-Giroaa," LecocQ.
Part q Overture, "Freischuetz,'
Weber; Waltz, "Elisin," Gung'l; Quad
rille, Spanish" Relic; Selection, "Ge'
susaiemme," Verdi.
Part g. Overture, "Rosamunde,"
Schubert; Polka, "Gambrinus," Pleike
Mazurka, "Libele," Strauss; Finale
simmer Fidel," Zickoff.
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r EGAL.-Hamilton County Common Pleas
i 4 PeJition-Phill pine WagenfuehH
plaintiff, VS.. Ferdinand Wagenfuehr-49, 43a =
Said defendant will take notice that on the lstA
day of June, A. D., 1876, she filed In the Clerk'e
Office Of the Court OF Common Pleas, her said
petition, praying for divorce from him, on thq
grounds OF extreme cruelty. drum nkenness. AND
gross neglect OF duty. Said defendant is res
Tuired to answer or demur to said petition On
or before July 20, A. D., 1876
PHILIPPINE WAGENFUEHR,
BY JOHN BEvAN, JR., her attorney.
ju14-etW+
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Baseball.

About feur thousand people attended
Ne game OF ball yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Reds and the Athletics, OF
Philadelphia. The game was interesting
without being brilliant. Al the end o.
the ninth inning the score stood to D,
and.a tenth inning was play red, resulting
in another defeat Tor our boys. The fol-
lowing scere shows how it was:
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Church Dedication at Madison.
willie.

The Baptist Church at Madisonville
will be dedicated tomorrow. The Rev.
;. W. Duncan, d. D., Of the Niath-street
Baptist Church, Of this oity. will preach
Me dedioatory sermon. The Madison
viile Church has chartered special
Irain for the friends in this city, which
leaves the Plum-strset depot at $3.50 A.
H., railroad time. These who have not
psen provided with tickets can procure
hem at the train. Refreshments will
30 furnished the visitors. The little
handful Of Baptists residing in this
hourishing suburban village deserve
rreat credit for the enterprise in build
Ing this beautiful place of worship. The!
we're, however, assisted by members
pther churches and by many persons no
connected with any church.
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r. EGAE.-Hamilton Common Pleas-George
Ia Gronauer, plaintiff, vs. Louis Buchta, deS
fendant-No. 4S, ,y28. Louis Buchts. the defend&
ant in the above entitled acrion, will take
notice that on the 10th day OF April, A. ID. 1s7ds
petition in the Clerks Office OF the Court cf
Common Pleas against HIM, the said Louid
Buchta, praying therein judgment for the SUM
Of s o. with interest from October 20, 1873. and
said defendant is required to a. swer or demuH
to the same on OF before the 9Th day Of JnlyS
A. D. 1875. ...
FORREST, CRAMER & MAYER,
Attorneys for Planting.
Dated May 81, 1875. mySl -osW
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As we were passing through Irish
Flat this morning, on our way 10 town,
we heard some loud talk In the back
yard Of house. A loud deep voice
said;
where did you put the hoe ] saw ysu
wiaW
"Ivs gone entirely, feyther"
ssThin PIl break livery bope In your
heay uid 1t ifysu esp't -9sd itN
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which will cure Chronic Rheumatism, Pains in the
Limbs, Back and Chest, Sore Throat, Insect stings
Group, Dysentery, Collie, Sprains, and Vomiting
quicker than DR. T0BIAS's VENETIAN LIN
MENT. Established in Is47; never fails. Sold by
the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAs.-Francis
ii Heifferich & Sons, plaintiffs, vs.. Conrad
stutzmann, defendant mo. 41641.) Conrad
stutzmann, the defendant in the above entitled
December. A. d. 1875. the plaintiffs, Franci3
Helfrerich 4 Sons, filed their certain petiticN
IN the Clerks ONCE OF the Court Of CommoA
Pleas against him, the said Conrad stutzmanna
praying therein jud gment for the sum o, $12a o.
with interest from the 1st day OF September,
A. d. 1872. and said defendant is required -
answer or demur to the same on or before the
Sth day OF July, A. d. 1876
Dated May II, 1875
FORREST, CRAMER b MAYER,
my3t-8tW Atpys for PLAINTIFF.
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The John Bull Notes.

The John Bull Notes.-The expert
cnce of thousands OF mOthers and nurses sum
eently demonstrates that the convenient, dl-
gestibie and palatabe diet manufactured un-
der the patents Of the eminent physiciHn, DR.
RIDGE, will really promote health and
strength, even without the aid OF milk.
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At other Points.

CHICAGO, July b.-Hartfords 9, Obi
pagos 0, yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, July b.--Bostons 4, 81. Louis
!, yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Louisvilles 4,
Mutuals 1, yesterday.
ERIE, PA, July 5.-Keystenes, OF Erie,
I; Etns, Of Detroit, A, yesterday.
WILMINGTON, DEL, July 5.-stars o,
Covingtvn, 8; Quicksteps b, yesterday.
ELKHART, IND, July b.-Two matches
were played here yesterday Afternoon
bstweez sae Blue Stockings Of Chicago
and TIE Aetives OF Elkhart. Activei
yictors in both. First score, , TO !
second, 8 to 5.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05

The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, has without doubt the choicest fa-
cilities for good and cheap acoommoda-
tiOn6.
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MARRIED..

GILL-SKILLMAN-On Tuesday evontng,
July 4, 1876. by Elder William p. Stratton, at
his residence, No. 334 Richmond street, Cincin.
natl, Mr. James G. Gill, of Pittsburg, Penn, and
Miss Emma V. skillman, OF Cincinnati, y.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05

ONE package OF Alaska Cleaner Will
do more cleaning than four pounds OIL
the best bar soap.
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Earned runs-AthIetics, 2.
First base on errors-Athletios, z;
Cinoinnatis, 2.
Passed balls-Booth, l.
Double plays-Forcs and Sutton, /;
Force. knight and Meyerle, 1.
Umpire-Mr. Chas. Daniels, OF Hart
lord.
Time OF game-Two hours.
Yesterday a picked nine defeated the
Atlantics by a score OF 16 tea.
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A TTACHMENT.-Befor Fred. A. johnson,
n J. p. of Cincinnati Township, Hamiltoh
County Ohio.-A. II. Gere n Co., nrm doing
business In the state of Ohio, PLAINTIFF, against
Simeon Haigh anu sidney E. Hsigh, doing BUSH
mess as s. Haigh b Son. defendants.-The DEF
PENDANTS will take notice that on the 17th day
Of June, A. u. 1876, SAID Justice issued an ora
der of attachment In the above action for the
sum of $2U7 OO. with interest from the 18TH day
OF June, A. d. 1875, and that said action wiz
be tried on the lst day Of August, A. ID. lsVos
before said Justice.
STALLO & KITTREDGE.
ju2S-stW Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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AFat Contributors" Paper
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IN THR WEST.
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FORSALE By ALL NEWS DEALER&

The SATURDAY NIGHT is an eight-pasa
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to politics. and devoted 10 choice reading MsAS
ter for the HONE CIRCLE; including plsassn4
stories, we'll selected miscellany. poetry 80
morous sketches by the "FAT CosrAISUTen
literary essays, dramatic news and eritisaswA
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

OFFICE MIAMI VALLEY INSURANCE Co.,
No. 35 West Third street,
CINCINNATI, July ], 1915.
n SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of 8 per
cent. was this day declared by the Board Of
Directors, payable on demand
RICH. B. CONKLING, Secretary.
jy5-8t
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LEGAL.

NOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed Executor Of the last will and
testament OF Jacob Seiwert, late OF Hamilton
County. OHIO, deceased All persons indebted
to the estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and, those having claims against the
same will present them, duly authenticated
to the undersigned, for allowance
FRANK. KNOBLUCH, ExecutOx.
HILpEBRANT Il BRUNER. Attorneys.
Ja21 -3tW
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Liver Complaint.

sary, Buffalo, N. Y, Author of 1.-THE Peo-
ple's Common Sense Medical ADVISER" ETC.,