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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

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'a~h!ers I"i tt'i -aut "i the MIN.
large AM lofty - tn"' 49,, ar 4H-c
A. sensitive. ~ he nos, r.t&utr vrai-i-
.......,. -. ,.,.,.,....- .-.-...,.
it
US that he mas h""h abe ~ lest th'fo-
by. the relative weight # 3 -raT lair
sd hair Of Tin. ,lor,n.l ,iut Tara
iuiIS eAi''tt'"S WV ''l' es'' Il '-'\t
hairs from MS eiI-pre>erEei scalp.
and ulea,rilili.- them by A I,fj,.air
Chinese gtia-.-D,ate 1t which. ne is
hanriIy ra.>-ess so ,s "a he assured
of tbejr eau.., leurth,.theu .t,t,nittiur
them both to i process Of cleansing 50
,ar he ina,, .r.ar h,r,n.. c,nscI ,no,,,
TO be thoroughly dried by process
similar 10 mat "nich IS observed IN
While hair in ans .Idn and a hrown
one on tic other slice Of the ta!laHce,
.ah ins go 90 90 80 '.t 81 Z. NC
r,,e, ,I,i, 'i,., .i" ,'',,
r. 49,,
,,roDa,'od 49, '.[rtorrct ,7l,h 1-,ati
fving ani ~, - ,rinn,,n,,,, ,t-.,,s
fE.4 10
lie finds a ~.,v decided jiffn,auc,. in
nn,we,rTbiu., tia rLi,o -, az ln,.' ,y.,,
millionths Of 4 grain-quite enough to
erect the gram market though i
in tho r'rira If b., " ItI,ri..,i.,
declares his Intention to rnr-ue these
intere.tinq ax1.r;mcuts thouyh he
should Become bald-headed in the
prosecution Of the same and even tho
every male anl fam',ia in tho Nil
The reason Why the brown hair weighs
tne more IS oet' use ~i as, tne WIT
.n - "i'' ''to VI - ''-'
- !" "'-'
W. Il ~ t''e ~ III"
mon Vi 'no N"7' inc s'"i''' ~ p''"n
hoo-doo AID 1eoan hoknn-snorkeY, |
who can do more tricks with Is hands !
;,,.. ,.;.a ...,.l,. ,,.,,
body but u nclnber of the household of |
Inc beVli hiiAAeii; VIII open oHt. next |
ans n coI8. Hf,l.rs ~ C;trar 49,,
foIk AM, n1r'oTia.s f. ao ,,,.i So h.
ne Is INC S1e''1'S' Sit 'eh',s''- 1a'd pr
'0' WIKI '''0 7> L '''''' '''Nnoi - i'N'
TIL U:IoN TEmPERASos NEErIsG IKIs .
EvIs &c 4: the Methodist Church should !
no, :, to a,trac, , tn,I attendance. If ii, !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

Nj. JoHH CaoyLAND left bis card on
the editor of the ArrsAI last evening
not as O. 1nanllorrf the guild seeking the
cheap fame IT 'prrs0n"' notice, but
as one old Iarysyl.!inn p"ynr his re-
spects to another. We tall Il tunu,!less
though sutdpea pleasure IN preserving
an icy silence regarding th'- listing
brother " 10 displays an over kc'nn'a-
to soc his obscure paIne in our widely
circulated ard valuable journal; bu: j.
affords rs u very much t1u~r and greater
pleasure TO Disregard a rnodnsty-prompt-
ed Injunction such as Nr. Croylanl left
behind him last evening, Not to men
ton" him. and htstoH i lnHrittl COM
plImont upon . dcSl-Y4nG gent enan:
and W. experience. no less = sense of
Satisfaction ~ being able to reproduce
SO well bestowed notice as We lind IN
last evenings Virginia thron ie!e. of
which the following is , copy: "5ohn
Cloy land. " says shat raur., "wbn for
some weeks past has been connected
With tns rdi,u.!al department Of this
pnpsr, Ieaye,, .er Phoebe ~, evening in
rt-poHs SO TO a lalecrapAic dIspntch. 1t
j. pr5iaGl-. ;;fGt ha viii 1cma:n per-
iuapeutly ii N!oci!e, AM IN parting tlDm
him after comparatively brief G"HTaint-
;.Icr. "e win 70 r'ace 80 rtcr'i DHr i2s-
mori1l Of regard FOR him q : IN abe aud
experienced written ant M honorable aud
aII.bi- gentleman. IS "a able lawyer
Mr. Cr1vlnni - n'ren!" WI known
in Eastern Nevada. and u" understand
tina, re viii probably Elsune the prac-
lie %! hj5 profession II tIo,h".
4 kNA,lsa Tsick.- -"Oa 4. nil; be
f4re last. " saws the Chronicle "Horth-
wick N.il ssorlsHan. anH troop" save
an Entertainment. at Silver City. They
had with them ss ioork. Per .ui treas
urer Professor Benjamin, r brother Of
l:lse BsnIanin ri this city. nni father
u the Hytei benjamin family which
gave BE he!iet Commi.t.e 50 much
trouble There vas IA $50 house, and
Tie 80 was received by the Pro fessor.'
Tho .r0Cre a-ut through their perform
apce III the hiehss; 81 spirits, for $50
WIS quite 4 bonanza. As when they
look ! fpr th:' prC T. -. At tIe Close ot
the perform tuca th.ir high spiIi.s sank
to zero, for he VS. nowhere - - found.
lie has not been found since. ANY in
formation c"Lcernlnc hirl Wi! - GLADLY
received by hart-rp troupe ut Reno
and T. destitute family cf seven at Cola
Hill.
BrTTFE. Mr. Mark Ga;ge WHO has
been quite il. for some days past. sas
~oported better last evening. VIII lie
ont sgaIu in lay OF two. Glad ont.
Ing LEAP IrAR H.IL La3ias rcceir.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
A MAGIC LANIEEN ...i0w was given NJ
Gold Hill rieht before last under the

a MAGIC LASIsEN .--iin WINS gwen -
Gold Hill night before last under the
auspices @: i. Jlnes Episcopail San-
day ocnnoi Eevs. Eastman and Kelly
sup.rlntendri the lntertainmca.-Iast-
man manipulating tie phartasIEaS 0ri Al
and Kelly doiD- the lecture part, The
News Of last evening says that ",h9 lt,n-
ming comments OF the R"v. Mr.. Kelly.
who was MASTER Of ;his par Of the crre-
monies, kept the Audience in the great
est Of 90 i h1Mor, and adds that the
best part Of the a'oC semeut # the eve
ning-a grand feast q cakes, Ice cream
and other guoi things reserved till
the last Both little aud big discussed
them with evident relish. aft-r ~Eich ali
went TO thar homes, happy and con-
tent" We have interviewed Parson
on the subject ana he -Iss that this " -
Il free blow oG'-fIeh 10 al Of sua,ever
sect, age or previous condition. He says
that next week iIr Eastln IA will como
to Carson with his lantern ana give the
little foIks of the Episcopal Sunday
School and their guests chance to sec
these dl-solvlng views Also the show
will he exhibited at the Orphan s Home.
ANY body who thinks that this way OF
irving to amuse the little folks amt
good square 10 and up piety. Is liar
and a horse thief and ought to go West.
Mr.. JOHN JAcK and the ri,min Sisters
were warmly greeted by their Empire
friends last night They gave a very
satisfactory entertainment in that viii
age and wound mp their performance
with dance. OF the prospects and fu-
rure purposes of Mr.. Jack the Virginia
Chronicle of last evening informs us as
fellows: The contractors Will give john
Jack POI St sslou Of National Guard Hall
on Tie 18Th instant. In the meantime
aGr IS teins fitted up elsewhere. SO that
il can ne put tito place at once, after
possession # the hail shah have been
obtained. Mr. Jack eYpec:st0 open with
a drama k an! variety entertainment Oh
the zUih or 10th lis sut. His company
will coue from California.
TIE PEEFoEIiNCr At TIE THEA-RE
LIST might by ilr. B"rthwick Reid and
others OF The Reid Family WIS very in
teres ing one. We never drsamt Of such
perfection in craftsmanship as Mr..
Reid exhibits His skill is as absolute
~ that of a tiIst-rat. billiard player. Mr.. !
Oliver Erld is 4 most gifted 7entriloquist |
and an admirable ba lad singer having |
quite = wonderful baritone voice. In. !
deed Ike entire performance il we'll |
= Orthv the patronage If 4 discrial mating |
pubic 1t is the intention Of tae man /
aCement- in acqnlescg nee with very !
urgent request of man Of our most in |
huen.inl ciIiZeBs-to repeat this brilliant |
Performance with some pleasing varia. /
evening.
Boy LosT.--The sad and startling in
telligence OF the loss Of lille son Ct |
Mr.. Charles Gallaernau is mentioned in |
an advertisement which appears in an
ether column. Ctftainly there will be
an abundant sypp.thy with the dis
tressed parents. Soc the notice.
TIE Rev. George B Allen will preach
ID. W at Empire ;ais evening. Ser
vice commencing 81 80 o'clock /
s.t-. ~ y-l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

A lone English woman fell dead of
heart disease. and her three little
children remained alone in the room
with her boy four days. one died
Of starvation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
DENTIST.

Affn3 DIR. J. $. xswrAsp.
Having located in Carson, is prepared to- 10 al
kinds Mechanical anu Operative Dentistry in
the latest and IL at improved sty'cs. Also
treats all Diseases of the tt'a1 and JeWs. VIII
;5ua.ant a cure Of the Ca arm.
OFFICE Hurd's rhstoar.li, StuiE}. opro-
site |. $. Mint, Carson city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

The coolest winters on record IN the
United states within the past 100 years
were those oil 1850, 1876 and 1896. In
40 the Delaware River. bay Of New
York and Long Island Sound were so
completely ice bound rs to be crossed
with horses and sleighs. The coolest
year was that Of 1915, in which there
was ice every month OF the year
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

CRAZY MAS.-Night hetare last pcles
Brown was awakened Ivy .nGing a man
in lis house. who gave unmistskable
signs Of insanity. and Pcl-g secured him
.lri Brought him +" town Yesterday, and
placed tim N jail. Who ne is. or whore
from. deponent saith not. Bat NE evil
IDENTITY wants 70 leave ills muLIgue
sphere, ior vLen Peieg captured him, be
found that the man Lld s-aJhci himself
in the left side with penkni'e.--R:ro
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

Ma. q. r.NNRGuAa los uftGgr hCr t4.ti',
- X O., J. at 1t, l.s in lnji.s aud rhildt.I I.
hsfs ~ "-t0nislnhplS low pri",F. b.t TN .
Iuiu,s a llI.au la,ties lgcst.h and Eaii4 ksl
Chisf br-Cs tust .etoiyri al ,uGr rs low lr.g,t
IL add ftup to I.y ssi.nsiyr df.ss Iuakihg IL.
pas,rGrDt isauutHeturo handsome iaiIa
rgsss aud Il Wi h. 10 gay is5. = iLtsrft !,
cal All ,llu.'na ti.ou. EHsy uaie Wrapper
fur - a. Gcntlo-nca'- hid ri3vrs and uecsti.,
tu az roht,. Now IS yanr TINE io :. cuIo va,
Lrii..Iy lr' syi.'-: ny prices GA . 'jgp.Gs slc
y.rtI.t I,Lu Wll' have cGost to complain ~
nEF' 'iurs. MLE. G. CGENlsGaAA,
sal.~ Cor0eu Blob.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

THg LEAP YEAR BALL Ladies receive
ing an invitation 10 attend tbs Leap
Year Ball VIII pay one dollar at the hall
door
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

get a son, nor anything else of much
CONSEQUENCE, so far as the worlds con-
eerned. The 1eaa j.. in this case Is
John seniors nephew. not his son; but
the son of c. II. Sherman, who once he Id
a judgeship in Clevela nd; and from
which he retired just in time to escape
an impeachment; and who is yet i'm.
peachable If Belknap is. SO that, if the
young man in question is John Sher.
mans son, he must be the son of his un-
Gle; which is bit OF parental "crooked-
ness. that is not permissible outside Of
France.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

BARON DE LEssEPs, he who so sue
cesslully engineered and superintended
the construction of the ship canal across
the Isthmus Of Suez, though now 70years
old, is still active and vigorous, and
filled with enthusiasm on the subject of
building a railroad down the valley OF
the Euphrates, from Constantinople to
the navigable waters of the Indian
Ocean. That this Will come to pass at
no very distant future is deemed certain;
and when done will'be one Of the grand.
est enterprises of the world. 1t would
have been done ere this had not that ma.
tional obstruction known as the TURF
been In the way. 1t would be an en-
chanting conception to run locomotive
and its train of palace cars on track
through that region OF the old Assyriar
Empire, with "Nineveh" and "Babylon'
as breakfast and dining stations. We
hope LEssEps may live to receive free
ticket on that line.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Mr.. John J. Blair has increased the
endowment in Blair Presbyterial
Academy for the. free education Of
ministers sons to 500.
|, Bishop Talbot, OF the Episcopal
Diocese of Indiana, recently confirmed
nineteen of the convicts at the State
Penitentiary, presented by the chaplain,
the Rev. John s. Gray.
The eighty-fourth anniversary OF, the
birthday OF the Rev. DR.. Thomas Shep.
ard, who has been a, preacher for sixty
years, and for forty-one years has been
connected with the Congregational
Church in Bristol, r. l., was celebrated
last Monday.
1t is very remarkable that during the
month OF April, and since, the fourth
day OF that month, Bishop Stevens has
confirmed one thousand and sixteen
persons in the Diocese Of Pennsylvania,
nearly equaling the numbers confirmed
in the whole State sixteen years ago.
A third Eugiish mission is to be
planted in Central Africa. The London
Missionary Society intends to iound a
mission upon Lake Tanganyika, with
headquarters at Ujlji. Tue sum of $4,000
has been offered to the Society toward
the purchase OF o. steam launch TO be
used upon the lake.
Last Sunday Bishop Loughlin adminis-
tered the rite Of confirmation TO one
thousand one hundred and twenty candi-
dates at tAs cAurcA or p, Yinoent dc
! 1.aIFI|
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

The N. Y. Tribune speaks thus pro-
fanely of Bill Allen:
s'Uncle William Allen, having ex.
hausted astronomy and penny-royal
bulls, has now summed up the East.
The East, SIR said he, or rather yelled,
to the Herald rrespondent-'The East,
sir, has become mere ornamental mar
gin of the mighty West, and is but a
pigmy debating to or bullying agiantv"
In reply to its own question as to
how the triumph of the Democratic par
ty is to be assured, the N. Y. World
says:
'eThe recent history Of our politics has
demonstrated that in order TO achieve
victory in November next the Demo
cratic party must stand firmly loyal to
the principles sucoinctly summed up in
the Utica platform Of 1873 as Hard Money,
Free Trade and Home Rule"
/ The Cleveland Plain Dealer (Dem. J
don't like the Cincinnsti Enquirer, but
still thinks the Democrats are not strong
enough to divide. It nevertheless files
this protest:
@There is touch occasionally In
Southern Ohio of a disease known as the
'you-know-it ALL but we are not crazy
enough to divide. We will all support
the ST. Louis nominee"
The Northern Ohio Statesman Dem. }
thinks VIM. Allen an enbodimentof Of the
masses; (them asses y for it says:
ssThe decision of the people at Cincin-
natl has made William Allon q trouble
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
GATURDAY... Y...................... MAY 81
THE New York World calls ERAsrus

THE New York World calls ERAsTUs
CORNING "a Democrat by Inheritance"
We have heard Of hereditary aristoc-
Tacy, but this is the first time, we be-
lieve, that we ever heard mention made
OF o 'hereditary democracy" Perhaps
it would be we'll for the World to tell the
world what a hereditary democracy is
composed OF and how constituted. We
had always supposed that democracy
was thing of principle, and not OF in
heritance. Giveus light.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

THE Brazilian Department at the Cen
tennial Exposition is in some trouble
with the U. S. Revenue laws. 1t is de-
sired to exhibit in the Exposition Bra
lillian diamonds valued at $3,00O,O0o.
And the Revenue officers require a bond
with sufficient security in Sc, 100000 that
the diamonds so introduced and ex-
hibited shall not be retained and sold in
this country, without paying duty, after
the exhibition is closed. AS nobody is
at hand with the sic millions ready to
pay ON default of the conditions Of the
bond, the diamonds are not placed on
exhibition as yet. soTis true tits pity,
and pity tits tits true"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

TOMORROW at z. NJ. BARON DE
PALM is to be buried, at New York, SAC
cording to the ancient Egyptian ritual"
He bequeathed mis- fortune to the "rheo.
sophie" Society, of which he was a men,
ber. His last request was that no Chris
tian priest should be permitted to have
anything to do with his. funeral obse-
quies, but that they should be "purey
pagan" and conducted with Orphic
hymns. Having lived a pagan, and died
a pagan, he desired to be buried as a
pagan. 1t would be terrible, no doubt,
If he should be disappointed in this last
request.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

THE London tests of street pavements
as between granite, asphalte. and wood,
has resulted in favor Of the wooden
pavements. Our experience in this coun-
try does not generally concur with this
conclusion ofLondon. There are different
conditions here, however, which may rem
der the tests not altogether analogous.
One of these is the different mode of
laying the wooden pavements, and
another is the greater intensity OF freez-
ing during our winter seasons. For this
country the right thing for street paving
has yet to be discovered.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

r EGAL. - superior Court of CINCINNATI
j Henry Pike, S. NJ. Barrett and h. Dole,
late partners as Pike. Barrett g. Dole, plain
tilfs. against e. w. Frank, G. Boehm and S. U.
Boehm, partners as Frank, Boehm y Co., de-
PENDANTS, and ELIAS Block, and Elias Block,
Louis Block, l. /. Mack, and Simon Block,
partners as Elias Block & accompany, garnishee.
-E. w. Frank, G. Boehm ami S. c. Boehm,
partnersas Frank, BOehm & Co., defendants,
will take notice that on the oath day of Deem
ber A. ID. 1875, Henry Pike, S. M. Barrett and
E. Dole. partners as Pike, Barrett q Doe,
plaintiffs, fled their petition in the Superior
Court of Cincinnati, in the County Of Hamii-
ton, and state of OHIO, the object and prayer
of which is that said plaintiffs recover of said
defendants the sum Of seven hundred dollars
and eighty cents, with interest from the
16th day Of December, A. ID, 1875, upon an; ac-
ceptance of said, defendants for $40 ~. dated
|. August 16, 1915. that an order OF attachment
has been issued in said action, and Eli Block,
and Elias Block, Louis Block. |. L Mack and
simon Block, partners as Elias Block q Com
pany, have been made garnishees.
Said defendants are required to answer on or
before the LIST day Of July. A. d. 1876
STALLO. Sc KlTTREDGE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated April %, 1915. ap29-6tS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

Paul in Breoklyn.a-0 thisgreat number
labout three hundred were adults, one
old man being ninefy-six years oil /.
Never beforewere so many people con-
lirned at one time 10 Brooklyn,
The Rev. Charles p. Cole, of Portland,
Me-, has been invited to be assistant
minister to the Rev. DR.. James W.
Thompson, of the Unitarian Church at
Jamaicsc Plains, Boston, with salary
of 81, 500. Dir. Thompson is In his seyent!.
4 first year, and has NOT been in hrs usual
good health of late. His ministry has
been long and effective.
There are in the City of Baltimore,
where the Methodist Episcopaf Confer
ence is now in session, seyenty-six
Methodist churches. OF these, torty-nlne
belong 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church North, eight to the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, eight to the
Protestant Methodist, six to the African
Methodist Episcopal Church.. anu the
remaining five are independent.
The Presbytery OF Huntington, Pa.
lit its late meeting, admonished TWO
preachers, first, for irregular action In
preaching beyond the bounds OF their
own Presbyteries without any authority,
and second, for preaching doctrines
known as tue "Higher Life" which arc
not in accordance with the truth as held
in the Presbyterian Church, and, there
lore, dangerous ard pernicious."
i A Parliamentary report has just been
| issued in England about the additions
made to the British Museum during the
lyear ending March 81, 1876. Among the
rare acquisitions are a number Of Sans
!, krlt works and six copies of Papal In
dulgences printed upon vellum, whicl
are very valuable. One indulgence il
dated 15l7. and is one Of those granted
by Pope Leo x, in return for eontribu
tions Toward tue erection OF st. Peler'i
at Rome, the sale of which through J0hl
TetZel called forth Luther's first remon
STRANGE against the evils OF his time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

THE SON OF HIS UNcLE.-Ths press
generally has given currency to the an
nouncement that John Sherman junior,
ssson Of John Sherman senior" has been
appointed to the Office of Marshal OF
some territory tout West" This John
Sherman Junior was Of late the partner
of Fred. Grant in little $4,000 banking
concern in Washington, which some
time since COLLAPSED for want of brains
and capital. But he Is not the son OF
John sherman. and never was. John
sherman never had the happiress to be-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given THAT petition will
IN be presented to the Board of County COM
missioners OF Hamilton County, Ohio, at their
June session, A. ID. 1878, praying to relocate
County Road, in Anderson township, in said
Mark ey's farm, and running north to the CO.
lunlbia & New Richmond Turnpike, thence
up Five Mile Creek TO w. III. Markley' J, thence
to the Stone Church on said creek, thence to
the Brick Church on said creek, thence TO
James Snyder's, thence to the OHIO Turnpike,
the terminus of said road.
my6-4tS A PETITIONER.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
ArrA1Rs in Mexico are becoming ex.

AFFAIRS in Mexico are becoming ex-
ceedingly complicated. The revolution
ary party is by no means suppressed
and the Government party is proposing
Dictatorship in the President Lerdo as
political and military necessity. Our
enearest neighbor" is In a bad way.
There is "sick man" in Mexico as wei
as in Turkey.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
ny2O-8tS

ATTACHME George Q. oryis VS..
n Charles Waterson.-Before Il. IL. Rowe
kamp, q Justice of the Peace Of CINCINNATI
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio-On the
22d day OF April, 1876, said Justice issued an
OF der Of attachment in the above case Tor the
sum of $5 o. Cause set for hearing June II,
1876, at O'Clock A. NJ. G. Q, OKVIS.
myE0-3tS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

THE Senate is still debating in secret
session the important question of juris-
diction In the Belknap Impeachment
case. 1t is understood that the vote on
that point will be very close, with the
probability of majority in favor of TAX
ing jurisdiction.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

THE New York financial papers pre-
dict that money will soon be very abun-
dant and the rates of interest low.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

A PLACEMENT. = Hezekiah Thomas VS..
N Charles W Waterson.-B II. II. Rowe
kanlp, a Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, Oho.-Aprll 2a,
1876, SAID Justice issued an order OF attach
ment in the above case for the sum or $il 81.
Cause set for hearing June ~, 1876 az Q o'clock
A. Nj. Ii. THOMAS.
my2U-3tS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27

DABIES OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, 10 cts, at any news stand.
If
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-27
LEGAL.

A TTACHMENr. - Hezekiah Thomas VS..
N John ReiIey.-Before +. II, Rowekalmp'
Hamilton County, Ohio.-On April II, 1916,
said Justice issued an order OF attachment in
the above case for $50 10. Cause set for hear
ing June ~, 1876, at o'clock A. M.
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