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{. s. Internal Revenue
Taxes,
May ist, 1926, to April
Spts7- 1872,

THE REVISED Statutes OF TIE UNITED
States Sections Sa32 1921. S23S and S23S le
qHire every person engaged in any business, avo-
cation, o' employment which renders him liable to
SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND TLACE
CONSElCCOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
OR PLACE OF BUSINESS q STAMP deuotiug the
payment of said SPECIAL TAX for the Spec'al-Tax
Year beginning May LIST, 1876 before commencing
contracting business after April sOth. 1873.
The Taxes erntracai within the provisions
Of the Law above quoted are following,
viz;
Dealers, retail EGnOr. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Dealer. wholesale liquor. .......... 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, .... 50 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tnbaccO,,... ...... 500 90
Aud on sales of over 81 900 fifty cents
for every dollar in excess of 81 LOCO,
Dealers in manufactured tobac"o------.- 90
Manufacturers OF Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
And for each still manufactured. 90 90
And fr each worm manufactured % 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars, 10 90
PCddfers OftobaccT. first class (mOre than
two horses or other animals 80. 80 90
Peddicrs OF tdhGCCo, secaad Class 1.-TWO
horses o. other animals ......... c5 90
PediIers Of tobacco, third class Gone horse
or other animal. observation-disclosures. Is 90
PeddIers OF tobacco. fourth class (nn foot
or public convey ace ).............. 10 90
Brewers Of LESS than 500 hundred barrels, so 90
Brewers Of 800 barrels more. .......... 100 90
Any person. 90 liable who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements VIII be subject to
severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to W II Alden
Deputy. Collector Of Internal Revenue at Toledo.
Iowa. and pay for and procure the special Tax
Stamps they need, prior to May list, 1876, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
D. D. PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, d. c.. Feb 1s!, 1876.
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REAL ESTATE iRAfSFERS,

For tie Week Ending Tuesday March Il,
as rePorted6y Ne5so" Dc Barker, Req!
Estate 4genfs, YO!e3o, Ioeca.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday, May Sist. 1915,

> The Twentieth Annual Republican
State Convention viii be held at Dies
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PHYSICIAN. sCRGEo AND ACCoUCHEuR;;
Special attention. paid to Surg elK once a.
Springer's Drug store. Residence in l.. ;. Han
bose, near The NJ. + Church. %
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j. BALLARD, y. =.

4 TToRNEY At LAW and Uq mi,5 States Con
4 missioner Toledo, Iowa Office oFcr Free
Morsc'a Store.
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Business and Professional,
Sy,;vERS g. LELAND,

rTroRNEYS AT LAW Toledo. Iowa. Wi
| A Practice in the suprerhe and District Courts
| 90
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CtoT-xTy SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
I Tama County. Iowa. VIII be at ToIeGo ey
cry Saturday Public examination the lHs' Sat4t
I.y Gf each month Residence NOrlh of Public
school House: ONCE in Court House Toledo.
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BAILEY & AUSTIN,
THOMAS 8. FREE,

-, TTORNEYs AT LAW AND LAND AGENT
\ Toledo, Tama County Iowa.
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r. 8 NELSON. u l. ~ 'NNAi'
NELSON g. BARKER.

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE hlLhtoH
Il acres of land for sale. Money to loan Tor
wears. The OLDEST Land and Loan Agency III
rama Comfy. Have had a residence here of
ttceHtp gears.
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A TTORNEYS Al LAW and Notarics Public
y Toledo, Tama County, Iowa. oiles |" val
lev & Johnstons Block.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04

T EGAL.-John Haged rn, plaintiff, VS.. Herr
i mann Sterling, defendant, Lee Cosley,
garnishee. - Hamilton Common Pleas. - No.
5l,55S.-The defendant, Hermann Sterling, will
take notice that John Hagedorn has filed hid
petition in the above styled case, in the Com
mon Pleas Court of Hamilton County, stating
therein in substance, that the defe ldant, Herr
mann Sterling, is justly in iebted TO him, al
first cause Of action, three hundred dollars
and twenty-five dollars interest, ON promis-
sorry note, Of which the following is a copy:
$1,000 90 CINCINNATI, October IA, 1e72.
81, the undersigned, say that | nave borS
rOwed from John Hagedorn Three Hundred
Dollars money, and to be returned in one year
with eight per cent interest.
"HLRMANN STERLING"
Indorsed-" January L. 1875. Paid on inter,
esr, S3O." {" 1876, January 26. Paid, $23 o.
"l876, September %. One load of hay, SIS OO.H
= And as second cause of action, one hundred
dollars with interest from February IL, 1874, OF
q promissory note, Of which the'following is
sS2pS' iSS crscrssArr, February 18th, 1874
"Received from John Hagedorn One Hun.
dred Dollars, with eight per cent interest, Il
be returned after q year .
"HERMANN STERLING"
The plaintiff further says these promissory
notes are due and payable, with the interest
thereon, as stated, and asks Judgment against
the defendant for three hundred dollars, and
twenty 1ve dollars Interest, and for one huns
dred dollars ana interest from February 1lth,
1874 The defendant is required TO answer by
the 23d day OF December, A. d. 1875.
HERMANN RKWORTH.
oc2l-6tS Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Court Cuttings.

The following parties were arralgned
before Judge Swing:
Charles Noonan, Charles Anderson
and VIM. Harris, indicted for breaking
into the Post-office at Westboro; Jos. E.
Davis. forgery; John Hayden, breaking
into the Post-Utfice at Franklin; C0lum-
bus Eby, same. The above parties were
remanded to Jail IN default ol $1,000 bail.
Florenz LorenlZ, illegal voting, remand
ed in default OF $1,000 bail; Paul Wheat
on, same, taken back TO Jail i'll default
Of $3, 600 bail; Michael Gilligan and A.
Il. Lauer, conspiracy and illicit distil-
lery, released on 81 $40 bail each.
Josephine SchmluL filed petition in
the Common Peas Court against the
City, the Cincinnati & Warsaw Turn
pike Company, and A. [. " IL. Nave, to
| recover lor injury to ner property by the
construction OF sewers on Prices Hill
street and on the Warsaw Turnpike.
The damages claimed are $4,000.
A petition was filed by Anna Hash,
alleging thai George W. HaisA had her
imprisoned without cause. Damages
claimed, $4,000.
Inc BaI.ey Wringing Machine Com
pany, of WoonsockeL, Rhode Island,
| filed petition against John j. Brown and
Frederick leLtenbOrn, OF Cincinnati,
praying for injunction and account ol
damages for infringement or patent.
sixteen additional indictments were
reported by tne United States Grand
Jury, most OF them being for illegal
voting.
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r EGAL.-State Of Ohio, Hamilton CountI
L Common Pleas Court-Augusta Mayer q
al, plaintiffs, VS.. Ferdinand Erdmann defends
ant-rhe defendant, Ferdinand Erdmann, Z
non resident Of the State Of OHIO, ls hereby
notified that the plaintiff. Aulu MAYER d
al, did, on the 2sth day Of November, 1874, flS
petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
ii hamilton County, State Of Ohio, No. 45,05k
The prayer Of said petition is to quiet the title
Of the following described real estate, tO-wits
Situate in Anderson Township, Hamilton
County and State of Ohio, and being part OF
survey No. 535, bounded as follows: Bcgin-
ming at q stone corner to George ROBBERS on
the bank of the river, thence with said ROber'G
line, north 60 deg. 15 min. east, So 7-1OU to
stone corner to Mr.. Jones, thence with said
jones' line south "a deg. is min. east. II poles
to a stone, thence south 5h deg. north, 81 7-l0o
poles to a stone on the river bank, thence down
the river north 81 deg. Is min. west II S3-l0l
poles to the place of beginning; containing
six u acres, being the same land conveyed I'd
Michael schwartz by John Hertwig and wife By
deed, dated 9th October, 1855, and recorded in
Book 2lS, page COS, of the Records OF HamIlto4
County, Ohio, and conveyed by said Michael
Schwartz and wife to Ferdinand Kinzbach BY
deed recorded In BOOK 2l2, page l8S, OF thu
records aforesaid.
Also, all that certain tract of land lying in
Township, County and state aforesaid, and
adjoining the tract first above described on
the north, and being part of survey No. sss.
bounded as follows:
Beginning at stone and corner to Michael
Schwartz (being the northwest corner of ths
tract Of six acres herein above described and
conveyed) thence S. "a deg. E., "a 4S-lU0 poles ID
stone in the line OF Sebastian RObe,
n. s deg. 43 sec. e., eighteen poles and thirteos
feet to stake and corner; thence north q
deg. west 81 poles to George ROBBERS line south
I deg. west 15 poles and lS feet to the place ol
beginning, containing four acres, and being
Inc same conveyed BY Michael Schwartz ID
Ferdinand Kinzbach by deed, recorded IN
Book No. s4l, page 81, of Hamilton County,
Ohio. Records.
Which petition will be for hearing on On
after six weeks from tho dale hereof, and unI
less the defendant answer or demur to ths
same the petition will be taken as true and \
decree rendered accordingly.
A j. JESSUP, Attorney for plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI. September 81, 1876. se30-6tS
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Pleasant Domestic Event,

The tin-wedding (the tenth year OF
married liie) Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hudepohl, of the Main street firm Of
Hudepohl g. Kotte, took place last Tues.
day evening, at their home, No. 16.
Spring street. A large gathering oil
friends assembled there, among whom
was Mr.. il. A. Logan, United States
Gauger, who in ain eloquent speech in
behalf of the donors pre- ;ented Mr..
Hudepohl and his estimable wife with
an elegant silver set.
Mr.. Hudepohl responded in BETTING
manner. This interesting ceremony was
followed by an address from Council
man A. E. Carr, serenade from the
Cincinnati Drum Corps, and a fine sup.
per, during which the health and future
bapl mess of the couple were drank in
generous wine. May their golden ami.
Versarv hnd them as loving and genial
as they are to-day.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order Of sale from thN
| Probate Court of Hamilton County, ohio, wi
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, ON tha
premises, on THURSDAY. the Och day OF No1
vember, 1916, at O'Clock T; NJ, the following
real estate belonging to the estate Of c. WI
Magil, deceased, situate in the First Ward ol
the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
viz:
ton as per plat recorded in Plat Book No. 4
page I22, Hamilton County Records. Lot No
having front of 25 feet on the west side a
Queen City Court and extending back vest
wardly between parallel lines distance OF Is
feet TO the rear Of the lot
Lot number 9lying next south OF and adjOiH1
ing lot No. and Queen City Court. and being
100 feet In width and extending back souths
Wardly between parallel lines to loW-Wa.&
mark Of the Ohio River.
Valued at S4)J, free OF dover:
Also, all that lot Of land as shown by plat q
MagilTs subdivision in Fulton, commencing al
low-water mark Of the Ohio River at the SOUTH
east corner Of the school lot owned by the cit3
of Cincinnati, as per said plat; thence north!
wardly with the east line Of said schooi
lot to point 10O feet south from the south LIND
of East Front street; thence eastwardly on
line parallel with the south line Of East Front
street "a feet; thence northwardly on lint
parallel with the east line OF faid school lot LIN
feet to East Front street; thence eastwardly
along the south line of East Front street u
feet; thence southwardly on line parallel
with the east lire Of said school lot to low
water mark Of the Ohio River; thence west
wardly with the line of low water mark % fea
to the point OF beginning.
Valued at 81, loo, free Of dover.
Terms Of sale-One- third cash. balance Il
one and two years, with interest from day o
sale, to be secured by mortgage.
SARAH A. MAGILL,
JOHN Ii. MAGILL,
Executors of e. W. Magill, deceased.
j. II. & j. A. CLEMMEH, Attorneys.
A. Z. HORTON, Auctioneer.
October 7, 1876. Oc7-5t.S
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The COOpers' Strike Not Yet Ended


The cUoperS met again this morning
at 8 o'clock In Workingmen's Hall, Mr..
N. Boch in the chair, and about one
hundred representatives present. The
minutes of yesterdays meeting were
read and accepted.
The committees reported that num-
Der of the cooper bosses were giving
the desired advance, and the men had
gone to work to-day. Others would not
in any way listen to demands of the
strikers. Some promised to give the
raise asked for, and some were willing
to give five cent increase.
| A lively discussion was instituted by
the fact made public that about one half
OF the cOopers la the city were working
at the old rates, and that another portion
had gone to work at an addition Of
cents.
The President made some remarks
| relative to the matter. He was OF opin-
| ion that il was necessary to bring out
| the coopers VINO are now at work, and
have grand meeting, in ordtr to work
unanimously " effect their demands.
| He thought that, unless this was done,
they could not succeed in Obtaining
| their ends.
The same spirit which prevailed over
the meeting yesterday did not seem TO
rule the strikers o-day. Several oil the
strikers were OF the opinion that they
could not induce the "bosses" to give
The raise, and it seemed as if they were
| heartily tired of the strike.
Arguments were made both for and
| against the continuance. The question
then arose whether meeting should be
held tomorrow afternoon, or whether
the strikers should 60 to work next
week, no matter il they had effected tine
raise or had failed in their project.
The question ''shall we continue t.,
strike, or shall we accept the offer Of the
bosses," was then voted upon.
IL was resolved to adhere to their
principles and keep up The strike. 1t
was also resolve to meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2o'clock, at the same place.
| Adjourned.
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r EGAL.-Hamilton Common Pleas Court.
LOhio, SS.-Abigall Bernard, plaintiff, Va
William Y. Poor, uefen lant.-ThJ d!fenlant
will take notice that the plaintiff has this day
filed her petition in said Court for the recOverl
of the possession of the following lands and
tenements: All hat lot OF land III tn; City Of
Cincinnati, Ohio on the north side of Eighth
street, east OF Cutter street, beginning 50 feet
east of Nicholas Jshornes east line, themes
east on Ei4hth street 81 feet, and ext
tending north same width and 30 feel
from said Goshorne's line 100 feet, and fOt
$4,000 damages as mesne profits for unfaw,
fully withholding said premises from plalntiK
and that unless said defendant answer or de-
mur before November 25th, 1876, judgmenl
will be taken. JAMES X. CHALLEN,
October Z, 1876 Plaintiffs Attorney.
OC7 -6tS
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AMUSE ENTS.
Woods Theater.

Mr. and Mrs. Florence close their
r'Mighty Dollar" engagement with two
performances to-day, matinee and uight.
They have played to good houses all the
week.
Furbish's Fifth Avenue Company
opens Monday night in "Divorce." The
company is one of the very best and
most popular in the business, and al
ways plays to full houses. Neither elec-
tion week nor any ordinary circum
stances will keep people from being oul
in full force.
Grand Opera. house.
"Around the World in Eighty Days
at the matinee this afternoon and for the
last time tonight.
Next week "Uncle TOMS Cabin" and
The Jubilee Singers.
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Vine street. Prominent speakers will

Vine street. Prominent speakers will
be present.
A Sabbath-school mass meeting will
be held in the Lincoln Park Church, on
Hopkins street, opposite Lincoln Park,
tomorrow afternoon, Ht O'clock, con-
Quoted by the Rev. b. w. Chidlaw.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o. clock there
will be special religious services at the
ha of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociaiion, tor railway men and their
friends, conducted entirely by railroad
men.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan delivers the opening
address before the newly organized Bib
lical Institute, designed for training in
Christian work, at St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Monday night, addressing HIM
self especially to the Christian Sunday
school workers.
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Announcements.

DIR. Lord tomorrow afternoon at the
seyenth-steet Congregational Church
Subject, "Solomon."
Rev. B, W. Chidlaw will address the
meeting this evening at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
DR., Lords next lecture will be deliv-
cred next Tuesday Afternoon. Subject:
s,Mohammed, Unity Of God"
Mr.. James Ticknor Fields, at the Gin
cinpati Wesleyan College tonight. Sub.
ject, "Allred Tennyson, the Man and
the Poet"
The Mems Temperance Reform Asso'
ciatlon will bold a peeting this evening
at 1850 in their rooms - N"s 9lH cod 'nQ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04

AMERICAN House, BOSTON. - This
hotel has been so long and SO well kept.
that like good wine it "needs no bush,"
and yet we can't help speaking word
in its favor. 1t has been established
over quarter of a century, and has be-
come renowned all over Europe and
America, for it's unexceptionable quail
ties as a first-class hotel, where both
comfort and economy are com ined.
These are facts worth knowing to those
who expect to visit Boston this season.
P ices have recently been reduced to $3
SO 30 and 81 per day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04

EY- In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ersin the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan Sniffen, No. u
Astor House, New York City, his been appointet
our general AMI special Agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr.. Snffen being authorized to make Advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
q. L. YEARGIN & Co., Oakland, ILL.,, are The
regularly authorized agents Of the STAR at that
place. All subscriptions should be made
through them, and they will see that the pa
per is delivered promptly.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of gyR
j. acres, situated 1 Y miles from the raiiroHL
in Clermonr County; ~ acres In corn, 3 acres
in potatoes. ~ acres in meadow, balance ia
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order,
Will sell farm ami crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desirire d
10 get good home. Address u: 3. s., Scar
jy2ld&jy2wt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-04

You need not neglect your business
when troubled with a cough or cold, il
you only use reliable remedy at once.
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup is the best rem
edy we know of. Price only 25c.
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A NEW INVENTION.
GROCERY.
au25-1y,d&v

West COvingtOn Grocery.
Centennial Hall, Corner Of Main and Wash
ington streets, West Covington, KY,
DY LUCAS RoMANOWITZ, who keeps
ID constantly on band full supply of the
choicest OF Fancy and Staple Groceries. All
goods delivered free Of charge. se2l-tf
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STOVE POLISH.
(s11Ei::dI|I(,ksIa1N i:
:SISLlz L: aIS'lgkS1 o
For beauty of Polish, Saving Labor, ClearN
liness, Durability Il Chenpness. UncHraIed
LEGAL.

T EGAL.-Hamilton County, Ohio, CommOn
~ Pleas Court, SS.-Abigail Bernard, plain
tin, vs. Helen 5. Smith nm Charl p. Smi IA,
dcfendants.-The defendants abov! named VIII
take notice that plaintiG has this day filed hcs
petition in SAID Court tOr the recovery of tho
possession of the following lanas and tene-
ments: All those lots Of lands in Cincinnati,
Ohio, known as Lots numberl2 and 10, in keni
recorded in Deed Book "A. page 55S, of tho
Records OF Hamllton County, o., and for 81, ,ON
damages as mesue profits for unlawfully with.
holding said premises from laintiT, and uR-
less said defendants answer or demur before
November 25th, 1876, Judgment will be taken.
JAMES X. CHALLEN,
Attorney for Pain ia.
October 7, 1876 Oc7-6tS
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE

Collegiate and Prepara-
l. tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences. Thorough anu cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only S27 a
year. Over 200 students annually For fuller
information address j. II. FAIRCHILD Presi-
dent, or j. B. L. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin,
Ohio. au3 d&w,f
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NOTICES.

NNHE COOPERS OF CINCINNATI ARE
requested to meet tomorrow afternoon at
2o'clock at Workingmen's Hall. 1t
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GEORGIA FLORIDA @ss1:ss 's's:n.''s: :.s;':: s:s::
ShuAsSAs@ Geor0Ia or Florida

should subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
81 per annum Advertisers desiring customers
in these States, should use its columns. 1t is
the best paper in the Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt Of cents. Address ].
u ESTILL, Savannah, Ca
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NOTICE.-On and after November the
~ Avondale & Cincinnati Omnibus Line
will run on the W inter Time See Time table.
1t H. III. DAVIS.