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His Honor sat down on his old pine bench
Aud tipped wink at charcoal wench,
VINO gathered her rags about her bones
And stood up when he said, "Amanda Jones,
"It's enough to soften heart Of oak
TO think you would steal Miss Lindsey's cloak,
Yet, not content with this shabby trick,
! ou must pIlfcr shawl from Mad lime Dick"
And not only cloak and shawl, but a
yalua able breastpin and numerous deli
cate articles OF female wearing apparel,
which reposed ON the Prosecutors desk
and stared into Amanda's face. 'Manda
is an exceedingly adroit thief, but the
poorest hider In the world, and so it
transpires that she Is continually laying
traps for her own unwary feet. $40 6 I'd.
Your Hon9r. never seed them things
a(ore.u exciaimed 'Manda, while her
dark eyes rolled Leavenward. Then the
Judge gazed upon her moment, and,
while that same old smile played upon
his features, he wrote it down In the big
docket in these words: ninety days and
| il fine OF 1925. At the ordinary rate Of
seventy-tive cents a day, 'Manda will
have steady employment through the
1 whole centennial year.
/ Whenever Morris Kelly gets deeply
interested i'll the investigation OF crooked
| whisky matters there are apt to be some
Important developments made. Yester-
day be developed an ugly cash over his
i sisters eye, and when his brother
lentered a demurrer, Morris immedi.
ately developed such network oi
scratches on his face that it re.
/ sembled, for all the world, o
lsaeet OF Bloss' manuscript. He further
developed his muscle by going into the
street and pitching powders through
4 The windows Of the paternal mansion
No further developments were made un
til His Honor developed the fact that
Morris could ante up $40 and all the costs
"rhe water of lie flows freely," bu
the waters of the yellow Ohio don't, by
4 iug-iull. Bettinger Is the name OF the
lad who tried his hand at stealing waite
!. from another mans hydrant, but thu
n watchiul eye OF the "cop" was OF
him, and before he could exclain
!. sW at-er you goin' TO do about itf' h
twas gathered in among the redeemed
lyags at the Staton.house.
: sFor 10, these thirty days." exclaimed
| His Honor" "shalt thou become a hewe
J lof wood and a drawer Of water for Jim
J surnamed the Morgan" Aud Bettinge
went on his way, slnging;
81 swater, water everywhere
Anu not drop 10 drink
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LATEST LOCAL.
IL Oates party are registered at the

THE Oates party are registered at the
Calf House.
THE Snow Brothers, gymnasts az tne
National Theater, are at the st. James
CORONER MALEY will hold an Inquest
on Thursday Oh the body OF the lniaht
child OF Sarah Cowen, which was lounu
in DIR. Reamy's cellar some weeks ago.
JOHN MCNEELAN, whose arrest we
mentioned Saturday and whose case
was set for to-day, had his trial post
poned till next Friday, till which time
he was committed to jail.
A HORSE attached to an express wagon
broke loose to-day on Vine street, near
Baker, ami ran up towards Fifth, where
the animal was checked after having
broken the singletree of the wagon.
|. TESTIMONY is still being heard in the
Kirby will case. We understand that
the will expressly provides against the
employment OF lawyers by the execu-
| tors, which is rather hard ON the lawyers.
Gus CRAWFORD, an expressman, was
arrested tor overcharging William Hail,
on Saturday. Hall paid him six dollars
for bringing o load from the l., =. ~ "
depot to the c., I'll. 81 d. depot: Ine
case comes up tomorrow in the Poilce
Court.
CHRISTINA THEMNIEs was arraigned be
fore Squire Harmeyer on the charge Of
embezzling $l,1SS 40 in currency from
John Wagner, over the Rhine. AS no
body appeared to prosecute, tits proba,
BILE that Wagner found his money, ana
Christina was released.
ALEXANDER VAN SAINT, while return
ing to his home at Cumminsyille, early
yesterday morning, was assaulte
by Michael Burke, who knocked
him down and robbed him OF some
money, a can of oysters and two chick
ems. Burke was arrested and lodged In
the Tenth District Station. His case
was. continued to Wednesday-bonds
$500.
AT the National Theater Comique the
new appearances are the Snow Brothers
in their gymnastic feats and their troupe
of performing dogs. The feature OF the
evening will be the production OF new
sensation entitled, "Base-ball," IL
which great match will be played be
tween the "Red Stockings" and tbt
"Stars." All lovers of the "Nationap
game should be on hand. .
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FOR SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

FOX 6ENATORlAL DELEGAIE6.
PARIS, Jan. 17.-The general election
for delegates to choose the Senators took
place Saturday.
Partial returns show that in the larger
cities the voting has only been one-fifth
Conservative, the Republicans voting
largely ahead.
The returns from the rural districts,
however, will probably lessen the Repub-
lican predominancy.
NOTES.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-From the latest
foreign files we CLEAN the following:
Lieutenant Cameron, the African ex-
plorer, is at Iona, suffering from the eff
fects of his perilOus travel across Africa.
He returns to Britain in the summer.
The President of the Italian EXecu-
tive Committee for the Philadelphia
Centennial will leave Rome soon.
DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.
OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 1.-THE Dominion
Board OF Trade meets here. tomorrow
Delegates are arriving from all parts of
the country. A strong protective plat
form will be argued,
am MARINE.
LONDON. Jan. 17.-Statistics show that
/, 900 merchant ships of all nations were
lost during 1875.
Great Britain Is building nine new
iron ;lads, with an. average tonnage oil
90, 900, at a COST of 934O,O00
WITH MEASLES.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Don Francis D'As.
sisi the husband of Queen Isabella, is
now suffering from the measles.
THE DYNAMITE CRIME.
The crime of Thomassen has been the
cause of directing attention, both in
England and Germany, towards the
manufacture OF explosive machines gen.
orally, and especially those OF sus.
picious character, as coal tcrpedoes, &C
1t is probable that an Investigation
will take place IN the interest Of the un
derwrites.s, shippers, &c., which wouit
rc.suIt in the adoption OF special rules a
I to the conveyance Of explosive and thu
| identification of suspicious packages.
PAPERS REAPPEARING.
Since the promulgation Of the pres
llaw in France, several of the paper
suppressed under state of siege, have re
appeared.
4 ENGLISH RIFLEMEN.
Sir III. Halford, Captain Of the Britis
| Rifle team, which is TO compete with on
own team. at Philadelphia. this summe
has addressed letter TO the leadln
small bore MarkSmen In Britain, wit
view of selecting the best shots |
compete, as representatives OF tha
country.
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Commissioners, Court.

Patrick Meehan and John Leech, who
were arrested last right on charge of
attempting to pass five anda ten-doi-
lar counterfeit note, were arraigned be-
fore Commissioner Hooper, and dis
missed.
Halliday this morning proceeded to
.Third-stfeet Station and got the counter
felt notes, and when asked by Hooper to-
turn them over be refused, saying, "That
this was his case." Halliday didn't sue
ceed in getting the case, however.
John Hall, who attempted some days
ago to pass So counterfeit, was COM
mitted 10 jail by Commissioner Hooper,
in default of bail
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The whisky Ring.

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. H.-Ex-Super-
visor Mum, indicted in the whisky frauds
will give bail in the sum of $15, 900 to-day.
He denies the charge.
1t is reported that the Milwaukee
whisky ring is weakening and some of
the members will let out all they know.
Three members have already promised
Tn do so
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A Banker i'm Limbo.

Ferdinand Witte. jr., broker at No. 8
East Third street, was locked up in
Hammond-street Station on a warrant
charging him with obtaining signature
by false pretenses, on promissory note
for 81, 400. George e. Waaton is the man
who swore out the warrant. No bail was
taken in his case.
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On ,CHaamge.


President Holloway to-day on 'Change
read the following communication as re-
ceived by him: 5@@ naF
CINCINNATI, Jan. II, 1875.
c. N. Holloway, Esq.,, President Cincin-
natl Chamber of Commerce:
Dear Sir: The undersigned, members
OF your organization, respectfully re-
quest that committee of five be ap-
pointed to act jointly with q similar COM
mitree already appointed by the Board
OF Trade, to devise means for obtaining
connection with the Southwestern rail-
road. R. M. Bishop & Co., j. NJ. Kirtly
s. Co., VIM. Glenn & Co., G. W. Rowland
& Co., Refs Bro. a. co.
A motion to comply with the above re-
quest was adopted, and the following
committee appointed: Samuel b. War
rem, A. L. Frazier, G. W. Thomas, BENZ.
Evans, John 6imkinson.
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BROOKLYN, Jan. 1.-THE Advisory
Council OF Plymouth Church will meet
early in February. IL is said large
number of clergymen throughout the
country have been invited by letter. At
this council the church's rules for drop
ping members for various causes will be
discussed. The attitude OF Storrs and
Buddington in the matter of the Mutual
Council lately abandoned may also be
discusSed
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Death of Albert wcnning.

Albert Wenning, one of the victims OF
the explosion at the Volksblatt building,
died at the Cincinnati Hospital on Satur-
day. An inquest was commenced be-
fore Coroner Maley this morning and the
testimony Of IA. N. Wenning, father OF
the deceased, Leopold Markbreit and
Theodore G, Springer was heard, when
the inquest was continued until We'd
nesday in order to secure further testi-
mony.
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Francis / being desirous to raise one
of the most learned men OF the time to
the highest dignities of the Church,
asked him if be was OF noble descent.
Your majesty" answered the abbot,
"there were three brothers in Noah's
ark, but can not tell positively from
which of them am descended" He OBJ
tanned the post.
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A cockney tourist met a Scottish lassie
going barefoot toward Glasgow. LAS
sie," said he, 81 SHOULD like to know il
all the people in these parts go bare
foot?' ''Part on 'em do, and part on 'em
mind their own business" was the rath-
Ell settling reply.
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LEAvENwoRrH, KS, Jan. H.--Fears
are entertained of an outbreak between
the Arapahoes and Cheyennes. A fight
took place between two hunting parties
of these tribes recently. Several war
riors were wounded aud numbers oil both
parties killed,
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During house-warming, at Leavens-
worth, the other day, pet bear escaped
from his keeper, walked grayely into tue
room TO takea hand in the dance. There
was general stampede, and the first
case on record Of o Kansas girl running
away from good square hug.
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OMAHA, Jan. H.-Hundreds OF miners
are pouring into the Black Hills. Par
ties of thirty to forty are leaving here
tor the hills every day.
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A Rutlander got a tramp TO fire OF q
shotgun which had been loaded nineteen n
wears, and as reward for his job he had
10 pay live dollars for buying tSss
tramU.
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yxTANTED OIL TANK-Of few thousand
w gallons capacity, for refined petroleum;
must be in gSod order, cheap. aaa q g3od lron' ~
Address for ten days, " M MoNhoE, .,1 =: .. "
Box SO, Madison, Ind. 5alt-oo
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ENGLISH RIFLEMEN.
wants a New Trial.

MANcHEsTER. N. H., Jan. F.- Le
Pages counsel are this morning endea-
yoring to obtain a new trial.
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UrANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire inally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AG ENT, $50 W Walnut
street, first floor. )eSo-tl
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VxTANTED-JIM " CHARLIE DAVIS,
wv formerly OF TIA Race street, are located
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
nd ali hours. day and night. nol7-2m
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
RURRKLE,S FUR sTORE.

2Si Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock of
LADIES', Misses and Cnildren's Furs:. Gentle
mems Fur Caps. Collars and Gloves; Buffalo
and Fancy Robes. Must be sold within the
next thirty days, regardless Of cost. Call early
and avoid the rush. ja14-10t
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UTANTED-LOrS-To exchange, house
w and lot in Anderson, Ind, for town lots
IN san pieso Ga ana apason paIs Sas eounty Ind
ja17-3t
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TNOR RRENT-ROOMS-Nice and comfortably
il furnished front, for one or two gentlemen
or man and wife; also, one small room for one
gentleman with board, if desired, at 20 W.
Eighth street. JaH-St
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-VXJ ANTED--PAR R1N Rim one set woolen
vvNmill; must have some money to start
with: have worked at the business 40 years;
can double $50 capital for q man ~ u year.
Good.demand. Address THOMAS CLAtiAE,
Eox 40o. Pnua. D. ja14-6JS
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BOARDING.

v1oARDING-K handsomely furnished second
Id story room, with nrst-class Doaru iof gen
ficin,sn and wife: hUme comforts guaranteed.
Apply 1t 81 E Fourth street. Jalo-st
TYOARDING--No a.TM. Fourth street has
10 changed hands; -suits OF rooms furnished
4, S,Vunfurnished; also 1rsu-6 lass board; good &C.
,ao,tgmodations. 23T w. FohNth st. jal0-2t
} NO AEDING--A fne. large front room, fur
~ nisAed or unfurnished. with hrst-ciass
6card. to( gentleman and wife, on two gentle
Ssess, Ii ANAL, private family. Call " wy Bay
n|lex street, ~ sais'1'
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VTTANTED-WHY SUFFER2 When you
= w can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by Dr. q. "A; HMisoeh- ~ Il
land House, Lexington. Ky, del4-ly
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uTANrED-EMPLOYM = BY a man
w willing to make himself useful in any
bnsiness OF newspaper line where an honest
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this Office.
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BELL, THE PHOTOGHAPHE
No. 49, West Fifth Street. auz6- tt
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JXJANTED = HoR5ESHOER : First class
wv horseshoer steady, sober man. Apply
inmediately or address JOS. SNECKENBER-
GER, Marion, Ohio. jal4-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED - SITUATION - BY young
w man IS years of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this office.
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TNOR NT-COTTAGE-of eight rooms,
n cellar aud two cisterns, yard 65 by 100 feet,
kn cor. Taylor ST. and Columbia ay, near rus
sulum Station Inquire of ]. 7. HOGAN,
Eusculum Station. 1af1-%t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classihcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT, &c,
FIVE CENTS A LIN r.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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VNTANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW
wv That they can get an old silk hat made
ever with latest style at ROCKWELLS,l 1877
hace street. ja12-6t*
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VKTANTED-To BoRRoW--From $1,000 to
wv $1,000 at per cent. interest, pay able
selni-annually, for 3 years, on ieal cssa'e, ,aa
S9.OOO. Address Box 922, Cincinnati. ,al4-3t
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sVET ANTED Ca RaIAGE BGACKsMITH-
w One who understands general black
'eniithing horse -slfAcing, plow andwagon work |;
the principal work on buggies. Also, Dody
EearmakeK Address ANDREW JOHNSON,
l Kcst Union, Adams county. Ohlo. jal5-8t
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T1OR RENT ROOMS Elegant sleeping
IL rooms, splendidly located, at moderate
rates; rooms furnished OF unfurnished, single,
Seventh. Jalo-ot
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VXTANTED - YOU TO KNOW = Tnat B.
w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
Boncess Codlsn, and splendid line OF
Groceries JySt-f
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- -. -T"ED-- OARD-I3y a gentleman and
w wife in private FANNY, III IweneJ IN, III,
ward (Cumminsville), northwest part; Ieiyi- ~
snces. Add ess p. o. Box l139. Ja.4-os
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ToR oRSALE-SALOON- Billiard and sampler
Il room, one door below Shawn House office;
reason for selling, III health Of proprietor.
Address j. 8. ATTENBAUGH. Box t7?, Tifin,
Ohio JalT-3t
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vKT AND WAGON : Or
wv two small mules, on monthly payments.
Tnduire at tine jackson House, CovingtOn, KY.
ial7-3t
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WANTED --MIsCELLANEoUs

VNT NTANTED-HELP-An experienced first
wv machine hand on pants. IL W. sixth, ID
floor. ja15-2t+
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T1OR SALE--MILL SITE--On the Ohio river,
E at Evansville, Ind; mill will saw 60<foot
ii. BUTTERFIELD, attorney at law, Evans
vile, Ind. lal4-4C
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NV by boy fif-
wv teen years old, who understands how to
feed press. Good reference Address REss,
this office. ja17-2t
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r7yOR RENT THREE ROOMS-On the Sec
h ond floor Of 228 West Fifth street, fur-
hished Oh unfurnished. Inquire in store.
ia14-3t
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NM D--TOOL-CHEST-Good second
wv Maud or new, for cash; cheap. ADDRESS
III. BROWN, Lock-box II, city. jal7-3t
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TSOR sALE-FARM--Of SO acres. on the
pike, Az miles northeast OF Fletcher, O.;
good improvements and plenty Of fruit; %
Acres cleared; price $7O0: tile under drain
land first-class: close to good market, school
aud churches. Address Box A, Fletcher,
Miam, county. o, jal7-8t
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EOR SALE CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
II SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, stratton y DeHan,s College.
FOR full particulars address s. p, Gu. Box O,
city. jaS-tf,d&w
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

TNOR RENT-ROOMS-Thr nice second-
II story rooms, gas and water, to small fam
n.y.. Apply, with reference, at 536 ". Fifth
street. W Jalo-At
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T OST--DIAMOND--A single stone, sup
L A posed to be lost somewhere on Vine, Slxtn.
fIftii. Plum or Fourth. near Pixies Opera
house. Finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving the same at 104 w. Sixth ct. jall-St
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TNOR RENT-ROOM-Fron or back room,
n second story. furnished or unfurnlshed.
No. As Gest street, between Baymillers and
Freeman. Must give best Of references. Jal7tf
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XET TANTED-- -S1 700 Confederate Bills, In
wv dian Relics. Coins, &c. MERGERS
Natural History Store, III W. Sixth ct. de9O-tf
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-HOUSE--Of FIVE rooms, kitch-
r. en- and cellar. Inquire Of w. A. MURRAY,
grocer, northwest corner Court and Mound.
y ja14-8t*
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n OsT - SLEEVE BUTTON = With 8. L.
i marked on the back, on Fourth, Main,
Firth or Vine streets The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at 602 w.
Fourth street. Jalt-xo
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TNOR SALE - DRUG STORE-First-ciass
X drug store. 10 consequence Of the death Of
one OF the active partners and failing health Of
another, this splendid establishments In mar
ket on very favorable terms; stock first class;
such an opportunity fcldor, % occurs f0r Live i've
ling. XIV, ial5-4t
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VNTANTED-TYTUS' ATLAS--Of HAM
wv ilton county Address, stating lowest
cash price and condition, Box f, city. Jal4-4t
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TSOR RENT-ROOM-Ni furnished room
IL with large cloths closet, gas, and fire II deo
sired. Comfortable for two gentlemen. @4o
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
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TOR sALE-WOoLEN MILE--In good run
il nlng order; manufacturing capacity $4,000
pounds year. Will take some real estate in
exchange. Address ID. G. KEMP, Mattoon, ILL.,
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TOR Forty acres frst..class
miles nortn OF Kokomo, Ind, belonging to
heirs); title perfect; will be s,ld cheap for
cash. Address j. q. BOATMAN, Kokomo,
Ind. Jult~Ob
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VNTANTED---SIT bank OF
w mercantile cashier, book-keeper or tray
eler; city references. Address TAX, Lock-
box 49, z. o. ja17-3t
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r OST-GLoYE-Yes esterday evening, about
He O'clock, fur glove, on Third street, be,
tween Vine and MAN. Return to II W. Third
rtreet and receive reward. jalb-2t
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LOST.

r OST-WAREHOUSE RECEIPT --Drawn
II A by Megrew n Dykins in favor OF Y. d.
Kenneth Please return to either party.
jal7-2t
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KTANTED-SITUATIO two Welsh
wv girls, No. cook and laundress; also
house girl, nurse and seamstress, with refer
ence. so Ludlow street. jal4-3t
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ToK SALE STORE Daily market and
e meat st re, stock and fixtures comnlete, at
reasonable figure, or will sell fixtures alone.
Call at 446 w. Fifth street. cor. Park st.
Ia ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-17

NOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
E tom land, all In cultivation, on a railroad
and near a station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H.. Star Office. Oc9-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-17

NOR sALE--FARM--Of 1870 acres, with ele-
II CANT new brick house OF 10 rooms, 0utbuild- :
ings, 2 large barns. orchard, &C, near t".ocity
cheapest farm in Ohio: must be. sold. j. J.
COZAD, 1l6 w. Sixsshh sJ. jal4-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-17

IIoR SALE - W WAGON = Splendid spring,
E with good cover; nearly new; COOL for ba-
ker or grocery delivery wagon. Apply at 306
Baymiller street. jai7-2t