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Of using sio Increase Il, tito discount Of bills. IN
a,c,, caaos, two thirds oF tho Grots earn!ngs OF
tic Increased circulation coca p Tho Govern
ized, and Hgnor MtngnetA sttachrH mitch fm-
motlog rcsu.pI linn. All other circulation than
that Of tllo sir banks In prohibited.
there IN manifested entire familiarity On tho
part OF the frarncrs OF tho law. with tho beat
exIbttng syhtnnls Of Eurone. and prpl,1-
bly Also with otr own National Dsnktng
law. from which The provision requiring apo-
oillo rcsorve sgainst circulation and deposits
socn1n to llavo 6ro, borrowcd. Tho right cu1,-
foEod on tho Government, Of authorizing an on
lArgomcnt Of tho circulation In certain otner.
gences, Ia intended to provide against such =
condition Of t!Ilngs III has thrice 1c1 to Huapon-
previous authority of law.
Italy, whi!o toatng mich by susrnnsion OF
apacio-paynonts, has hlHo
.. nA1.KD MucH
In Tho DEVELOPMENT OF her banking-system. and
III tho familarixing Of her pcal'fo with improved
ayssoms Of credit aud exchange, to which they
woro previously slrnnBoEH. These beuei(ta will
rema!n after thn evils Of tho forced currency
hnvo boon got I'D Of. II mnat 10 remembered
that political revolution has taken p1aco iii that
nlarkable thsn that Which ornanclpatod tho
uItoi SthtoB from tho curae OF slavery. II It
hAa not been Ablo to escape tho ronnitfcs
Which attach to all political revolutions IL Las
roaped advantages which amply compenaa TO 1t
for shem all Italy united untier Constitutional
Government a. popular Al that Of England, iii
place OF All Austrian Governor at Venice, sho
p0po and Cardinals at Rome, md a bourbon ut
Naples tho emancipation Of tho peoplo tEotn
the desposic power Of priests and o ayAtom Of
cson by tho adult ropnIation, In place Of isao-
rance md 6upcratitiou.
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sewing and .titchtng. l,or only food during tho
lang i,o,,rn Of Acr work bofng ono cup OF tea Tn
Saturday afternoon. About & Oh Aundav after-
noon rl1o slddcnlv gkvo a loud striok and foil
hack dead. 1for death. according 10 tandcat
cs!'louce and tho verdict Of tho ,nty'
Of tho hoart, prodncoA by orcsuork
and want Of solid food. THUS died Ad" Fi!e,
nobIy fighting tho hattlo Of lIfo to tho
lat, anil leaving asd mi augyeativs .tory to
Efl would hayo rla1ly devonrcd food wncl,
many lamf,ored domestic servant would scout
from, tho kitchen table !; hllo might In many .
household Ilsyo found a comfortable ioms. far
lighter occnpa.lon, and bott2r pay ~ either COO.
10 leatl, but It In only too probable that her
education had not bee'l such ~ 10 III her for any
employment moro rcmnnorAtiTn and healthy
tlla,l tho wrcchcd drudgory to which she At last
fell victim.
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THE INDIANS.
Destruction OF Il SIOUX War.Camls-
Cruxy taoF.css Power Broken.

Destruction OF a. AiunX VaF.Camla-
Cruxy EloF.cAa Power I5roitcns
Lfspdtch to Setp Tork tribune.
oI.n Fonr MEso, March "a (yia FonT FErrEn-
ton loft Crazy Woulan's Fork WITH ton compsn-
!es OF cavalry on tho night OF March l. with
fantry and wagou-train wero hoslt back to
the rear, The command mnr.,Aol down
Tongue River nearly to tho Yellowstone,
covering tho Rosebud aud adtacent streams. No
exposition then moved to the head Of Otter
Crack, whore Con. lleynoldB was sent forward
With stx compsnios, and by rapid night march
reached Powder Niso1 carly on mo morning. Of
iiorso's viilsgo Of lbs lodges. Ho captured
the village, and attot an engagement last
lug five hours entirely destroyed II. Tho camp
was located in al almost impreguabte pt'-
troops had 10 descend the precptous Sides Of
tho mountain leading to tho valley. requiring
Eieat caro- and exuFti1u. 4 gallant chArKs Was
1ado upon tho villsRo at o'clock BY Capt
Jalncs Eagnr,, with Company Il. Second Cavalry.
aud 10 noasly routed tue encAmpment. which
contained about quo Indians bofore tho other
Troops CAME up. The Indians then rotuEnel.
however, mud snado savosal bold hut unsuccessful!
assaults upon tho troops. The y'lsSe VA burned.
mud with It imneuso quantities. Of bufralo-robe1,
blankets, provisions, aud supplies. NoaIly every
tepec Was n!so magazine Of ammunition alid
contssue! innlcnBe N1antittos Of powder, load
CAbt &Hu 0kllcE NAF ElatoflAl WHcu natl pe6n ob-
tanned At lsod Cloud Agency. Crazy lloEfo hld
with him HOMO of tho ClcyenneA mud aliunocon.
tous, altogether probably noarly Aalt Of Ill tho
Indians nov oil their reservations, Rnl tho camp
wsa exceedingly rich III plundcr. .
This engagement severely cEiprfea, II II does
not entirely bronx lip, tho only hostile band now
infoBtinG tls portion Of tho frontier. Although
known to ho openly hostile, this band has bosn
ablo to tra.lo stoten AoFsaa autl other property
ct Isol Cloud aud Hposrcd Tai Agencios, apl
procure In return abundant supplies and war
material Ut MI kinds. II tho aboyo Agencies
we1o ut oreo removed TO the Missouri lsoE. tho
ability Ut these Indians to snts!st themselves,
and u,aks flFtAoe War upon tho settlements,
would DO entirely destroyed.
Instead OF Is, boo or 4tl,0 ,00u hostile Indians ln
this country, the expedition lss denonntEAsed
that there xro probably uot 2, QUO al told. This
number is Increased in summer by tho Agents
allowing the young bucks tu leaYo tho AGeuc1es
aud come cut to Join the hostile tauds tn naklng
war; but the actual numbot pt lndlAna now
away from tho Agencies on the Nar-path las
bee.l enormously oyeresttmated. Not over GU
hayo boon found In tho eltft0 country covered
by tho muyeneuts Of thia expedition, mud
tfeso wcso soundly thtnshed by tlle troops. Bit
ting Bull! who las about M lnAly pooplo Crazy
llofnc, IL probably At Tho u!oatn Of Powder
| River, but thia cuinu,aMl could not reach Lllu
without additional EupulioH.
The weather during the campaign wa Iutonso-
| II cold, much Of tue tuna tho mercury being 70
md 81 degrees bo'oY zero. slll, there woso tss
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srAnE.RoaRERY lM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, March 25.-A special TO tho CAL
yoston Nctcs from San Marcos, Tex, says the
AuBtin stage uas robbed In San Marcos bottom.
about 3 milos from town, yesterday evening, by
two maakcd mon. Tho rohbcrs attacked tho
stage about 4 o'clock, and compelled the drivor
to quit tho road and drive into tho woods, where
tho passengers, cGht III number. wcro malo to
giyo up their money md watches. After
tobbing tho passengers tho robbers proceeded to
rlfo tho mil. They permitted ono passenger to
retain Lis watch because he claimed It mas q
family relic. For somo distance tlis Ado OF tho
road asps Of white cloth Hero tied to hushes,
indicating Inst it might lnvo been HiRnhi to
confedorates on the stage. Tho robbers took
tHo Of the stage horseH. cut tho telegraph wiro,
aud left.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.


DupuQuE, H., March 23.-Last night, abont
0 o'clock, whtlo Edward hIuBoy, weli-known
contractor, who lives 10 miles cut OF tile city,
sitting In his tiouse. holding bis ]i.tlo girl in
lis lap, he WaH tired at by aoRlo unknown assaH-
sin through tho window. 11o had Oh heavy
overcoat, which served to brcak tho force Of tho
chatge. Tho wounds arc slight, No motive can
be assigned for tue deed.
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cams ot freezing, and tho behavior of tho
troops throughout TAs excellent.
fhose Who woro killed during tho engagement
Of the 18th worc in number A. follows Bc1gt.
Potter uowdy, Company T., Third Caya,rY,
Michael bfcCannon, Company I; Lorenzo E,
AYret, Company II George Schneider. Cotnps-
ny X. Second Cavalry. Biz 1neh were wounded,
but mono fatally. Those wcro carried on
AIelges nearly 100 miles from tho battlefield to
this place. where ther hl arrivoh in good conji-
TIM. Tho command arrived hero yesterday. aud
Nil nttrt for Fort Fottonnan tomorrow, which
rIsco It will reach in four dAy8.
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6ntcfd| Uaspafch 70 TIE Chicago Iftoun*.
Sioux CiTY. H., March 29-A man namnd
Hughes and biz son, Il boy about 20 years Of age.
we1o arrested at FONDA, H., and brought beforo
Unltod States Commisnfonor Lewis, to-day, by
Deputy United States Marshal Rogers charged
with violating tho United States Revenue laws.
Ilughen was held IN 81, 600 bonds to ArpcnE be-
The boy Has discharged, he beng under age.
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HTho kouK OF tho khtrt.'a

Ladies will ofteu lind In the evidence given 1T
Uo.onery' inquests wholesome contrast to tho
"uu,noaning noth1pRs that make up 70 much
OF tho blllialt conversation Of modern aociaty.
For Instance, I story which nesua something
was told At Al inqusst held iAs& week at tho ST.
Mart,n's Vestry Hall, CAaslug Cross. ou tho
body Of Ais tlle, aged "a. The doeaa seu, it
Hppearcd, occupied ono room iu lodging house
viii III eldor sistor. Bince t4e deatl of their
.otl.or the two sisters had Eained procar4oua
li.lnB by neod!owork. AL QUO Saturday night
aud Sunday morning, when many other girls
we're II the opesR Of vt church, Ada Ills uaa
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brteia. Disnotch h The Chteaoo 1ribun4.
CArr1A, Ont, March 29.-Tho trial of ths two
non john aud James Young. uuco and nephoW
at Cayugs, for tho murder Of Abel MacDonald
near Caledonia In November, WAS concluded last
night. Both prisoners rcro sentenced 10 bo
hGnged tho 2iat of june. Dir. Macdonald WAS .
farmer, and Tho Youpgs. for the purpose Of rob-
btng him of s31. waylaid and suaael.ed his skull
in. The prisoners to-day made full confession.
John Young struck tho fatal blow.
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LEGAL.
Sale Of PGkn, Lincoln & Decatur Railroad.
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
Circuit Conrt of tho United States Of America,
Southern District Of Illinois. Jau-
uury Term, A. b. 1876.

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q say cpot s1oaua. an oISt t,ses. esss. H.
s.iian siSa.es sasis bou.ss css oas rSx ssses
wod HOUSES and otot budiuEs. aal d! saups,
I'D oI s. sst
~ sss Il
s,o lid I.!lFa4d = III sD3sIe.ioa: m.ntenaase.
r; a.ia;s tsssih
psf.inlax I'D slso I'll tae ssta.s Hin, tis sl.ia *
b re e.
ID ,s ..a dssi oi trnsi insadiax Iae iEsncIks md
IL e IT, :9qat eta .1s rnass.soea
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HAT. GREENE ~. ISaas ,t1. n1ata; f., @ t,,t,nsn
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CQuNIeREEir MONEY,

NEW TonK. March 23.-Frank Marston, alias
Frank nogcss, has been arrested IN Brooklyn,
charged with passing counterfeit IS BILLS on tue
Traders Nai!o uai Bank OF Chicago.
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=
CLEVELAND, O., March 28.-Thomaa b. Jones.
= stonacuttcr waB killud In q drunken brawl
about o'clock tha evening BY his msssoeB,
Mary Lima, who struck him In thu left temple
with r1ekor. Tho Wotna,l Mas arrested,
, 1876-03-29

TnEAHUNY DEPARTMENT.,
0frlcx or CuxfrAutI Ix4l " Tuk EunAIXc{.t
WARRINGTON, Fsb. y. 1658 .
An pet.ens hsv!pk eslu, sxsi.st ths fuassh haloaa
ssMs, sad T. make Legal ptoa{ theIsef si.ala ehtea
tnpatAs ChAEtrs u. ShuEusn. Eeouifur ~ ua utoG
'slo o~aA - ''' e'S ~ e1 J2)iiN JAY KNOX,
ComptEpsS Of lh4 tp1Eunny.
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Assignecs ealo Of ths Great Hate Works af DIebold
Morris & Co, Canton, O.,
On T1ssday the 18th day pt April matt. O'clock p.
.hs .ntendid a!idtox. With Lot Maohiasty Toels
Faio Msn9faeari;x u u cauutsy;
laws nu.alst ct Ears and burglar ro4f tsfss Tstns
b.lsnee IN th1ss sausl ssatanuul p4yment ~ ~ith
tAoufod. N.J.ANDkKNtlN,
uAatou. March =, lMe. q. u! JANkSDMs
&tsiKpses of Taebold. EVCTis {1O,, Canton h.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN?

HxyfAH:TIox Or EKrIafnck aAaxs.-t 5staray -,
osptsd. Huahsy H1tsStsd. yfondaJ 4xospted, { u
dTs eundtJ Ase:op =. n. pals.
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tho Ia" OF la74, although It doos not wholly do
away with provincial iHsuoh OF bank.notos, goes
worry far towards giving them nhtlon4! cllarao-
ter. Thp raper-clrculation III by that law ro-
st1lcted 10 tue Issues Of ak banks, namely; tho
National pank Of sardinia, the National l}ank OF
Tuscany. the Iasoan Bank Of Credit. the bank
Of Komo. tho Hank Of Naples, and the Hank OF
Hiely. Thcso institutions hays foEmod tlc1u-
Bclyos into
SYNDICATE on "conaopr1ua''
ut,e former belug the Dutch aud tho litter tho
purposes; llloy hre jointly 70 taauo $20v.00o, ,Uu0
in consoriiat uosoa e. bt9ifttH consorxiati") IN.
der tho common guarantee. and tho Government
sscures tAo ,HBtle by deposit with then OF pub
for tue uso Of tho notes, and alter that 4-l0 por
cent year aud the banks IN sro to
make and rene" tho notea. They src
to be priuted on whita ,papor, OF the DO.
lire 10 couts, 40 oonls, 40 conts II, $2. 81. $40
aud $200). and to 10 i1sedsemabo sud = loyal
tonler. Tho bauks vii! scyorally Issue notea on
culoreA pspor, OF tho denominations VI bo. 1Nl,
an .mount not EXCEEDING throe times thotr zap
itAl ~ it stood at the end ot Eoyombes, 1878,
| exclusive Of Burplus. Thcy a!o re1uiEaa to
rodse,n tAoir owt, notes on demand, etthcr
In eoIn or in notes Of ths, Syndicate, and
their debts payable on demand. ia the
form either OF tho precious metals, Of bulls Of
exchange payable ln gold, or OF notes Ut tho
Syndicate. Each bank ta required TO have AZ
tho c.tles Of the Kingdom. 70 provide for the
| extraordinary demands Of commerce which OCCUR
Ut cortain soasous Ut tho roar, aud for cases Ut
exceptional stEiugouoy, tho Government may au-
| taorize one or all OF the six bauks to
ENLAR1E T1lEIn CIRCULATION
for period not exceeding three months (Which
period may, however, b. extended 70, gost!
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The Opera Next Week.

Mr.. Max Strakosch, whose enterprise
as an opera manager is acknowledge d
and commended in every part of the
country, has prepared for US next week
rare musical treat, and one which
music-loving Cincinnati will not be
slow to appreciate. The names Of Pal.
mieri and Brignoli alone would be sutfi-
cient TO enlist the whole musical inter-
est of the city, but in addition to these
the combination embraces full array
of the very best artists connected with
the operatic stage of the present day.
On Monday, the opening night, the
opera OF "Norma" will be produced by
the following artists:
Nine. Palmieri, prima donna, La Scala, Milan;
san Carlo, Naples, (irst appearance in Gin.
Mile: Perslani (drst appearancc) ."Adalglsa.n
Sig. Palmieri (nrst appearance) ...... ."Pollio."
Sig. N. Barli as........ ......,.... "Ovoveso."
Full chorus and grand orchestra.
Musical director. tor...............Stg, De Novellis.
Tuesday, November 81. "Trovatore."
Wednesday, November %. ."Martha."
Thursday, November 23. Faust"
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True Merit will Win.

A few years since the proprietors OF
DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cher ry
and Horehound introduced it here. 1t
was not puffed but sold on its merits.
Our people soon found it to be reliable,
and already it has become the most sta
pie and popular pulmonary remedy in
the market. 1t quickly cures the worst
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma
and consumption. Nothing acts so nicely
in whooping cough, and it is so pleasant
that children readily take it. Contain
ing no opium, OF other dangerous drug,
it is as safe as It's sure. Trial size, 10c I;
large sizes, SOC and 81. Sold by JOHN
KEEsHAN, Sixth and Walnut streets, and
W. II. Adderly Sixth and Mound streets.
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleas
ant to take, and requires no physic.
Price 25c.
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woods Theater.
Pixies Music Hall.


The pastor Of the PopIar-s treet Church
will deliver the first of a series of lee
lures in that church tomorrow evening.
Rev. DR.. West will hold a Bible Glass
service tomorrow at 4 O'Clock in the hall
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion.
DR.. Lord will deliver the last lecture
Of his Sunday evening course tomorrow
evening in the Seventh-street Congrega.
bional Church. Subject-"Daniel.n
A second course OF lectures on Bun.
yan's Allegory Of the Pilgrims Prog
fess, at Poplar-street Church, com
mences tomorrow evening by Rev. Jas.
Q. White.
The ladies of the Fergus.street Chris
tian Church, Twenty-fIth Ward, will
give an oyster supper and festival next
Thursday evening for the benefit of the
parsonage fund.
The Mems Temperance Reform hold q
special meeting of prayer and inquiry
at Rooms Nos. 200 and 202 Vine street
this Saturday evening at IN O'Clock
Many men can testify of the kind and
Christian sympathy they have found by
those engaged in this moral reform.
Mount Lookout Church will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow. Services in the morn
ing at II O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. J. ]
hight, assistant editor Of the Western
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PHOSPHORENE. - Don't place this
article in your rat-holes-Or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose your
pets; there will be numerous rar fu-
nerals.
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The American House hotel coaches
meet every train coming into Boston.
For the moderate sum of fifty cents,
each passenger with his baggage is car
ried to the hotel. Once at the "Amer-
lean" all places OF business, amuse-
ment or interest, are easily reached, as
the hotel is located right in the heart OF
the city, and in the neighborhood Of all
these places. Notwithstanding The in
crease of travel, the American has re-
Gently made reduction of rates, which
in these stringent times will make it
more popular than ever.
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kY In order to accommodate Eastern Advertls-
srsiu the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan snifen, No.H
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office of the STAR,
MI. .sniFen being authorized to make advertising
Oontractso on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
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By G. w. COLE, his attorney. no4-6tS

r EGAL.-John Huged IN, plaintiff, VS.. Herr
4 imam Sterling, defendant, Lee Cosley,
eafnishec - Hamilton Common Pleas. - No,
5U,55S.-The defendant, Hermann Sterling, will
take notice that John Hagedorn has filed hia
petition in the above styled case in the Com
mon Pleas Court of Hamilton County, stating
therein in substance, that the defendant Hera
mann Sterling is justly indebted 10 him, az
first cause Of action, three hundred dollars
and twenty-five dollars interest, on a promfs.
sorry note, of which the following is copy:
$1,000 90 CINCINNATI, October ia, 1s72
81, the undersigned, say that nave Dor.
roWed from John Hagedorn Three Hundred
Dollars money, and to be returned in one year
with eight per cent interest
"HERMANN STERLING"
Indorsed-" January 4, 1875. Paid on inter.
est. S3O." "876, January 10. Paid, $2S H0.g
"lS76 September 49, One load of hay, $l6 0O.n
And as second cause of action, one hundred
dollars with interest from February IL, 1874, on
| a promissory note, OF which the following is q
ssoRS' G i5S. CINCINNATI, February 11tn, 1874.
"Received from John Hagedorn One Hun
dred Dollars, with eight per cent interest, to
| be returned after year.
'HERMANN STERLING."
| The plaintiff further says these promissory
notes arc due and payable, with the interest,"
| thereon, as stated, and asks Judgment against
| the defendant for three hundred dollars, aud
| twenty live collars interest, and for one huu-
drpd dollars and interest from February Ilth,
| 1874. The defendant is required TO answer by
| the 23u day of December, A. ID. 1915.
| HERMANN MARKWORTH.
| oc2l-6tS Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera-hOuse.

Mr.. Sothern appeared again last night
to fine audience. The Hornets Nest"
improves on acquaintance, and like
"Dundreary," must be seen number of
times to be fully understood and thor
Ougly appreciated.
At the matinee this afternoon Mr..
Sothern will appear as "Lord Dun
dreary," in "Our American Cousin"
Tonight, by special request, Mr..
Sothern will play the part of "Spoon-
BILL" in the "Aorneps Nest" la dun
dreary."
Mrs. Rachel Macauley, always a IA
vorite here, commences an engagement
Monday next. The bill for the opening
night is EAST Lynne"
Woods Theater.
Miss Augusta Dargon and the excel.
lent company supporting her appear
twice to-day. The bill for the matinee
Is Camille" and tonight Macbeth"
Next week the ever popular HaVerly's
Minstrels.
Pike'S Music Hall.
The box sheet to subscribers only is
now open for the five grand concerts OF
the Cincinnati Grand Orchestra. Sea.
son tickets, including reserved seats,
Dnly s.. Call at Dobmeyer & Newhalps 8
and make your selection early.
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DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup has been be-
fore the public for years, and is pro-
nounced by thousands superior to all
other articles for the cure OF coughs,
colds, influenza and all pulmonary COM
nj aintS.
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ROBACK'S PILLS. Why are they
the best Pills in the market? Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver and di-
gestlye organs, relieve tile painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere.
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LEGAL.

NJ OTICE-Martha E. r. Sears, of Qua
~ kertown, Union County, Indiana, is here
by notified that, on the 4th day of November
1876, Jacob t. Sears filed his petition in thi
Ohio cease No. 5O,79O), charging her with haW
ing been wilGully absent from him for moH
than three years last past, and praying to ht
divorced from her, and for all proper relie3i
and that said petition and cause will be fol
hearing at any time after six weeks from thll
4th day of November, 1876.
JACOBT. SEARS
BY G. W. COLE, his attorney. no4-6tS
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I'm DIR. Ridges Patent Food we
have a blood, bone. flesh and fat forming food
which will support life, IS suitable to the
weakest stomachs, and may be used with ad
vantage elther with OF without milk.
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Christian Advocate. Services in the
evening at N O'Clock. Sermon by Rev.
G. W. Laster, editor of the Journal and
Messenger.
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ROAD NOTICE.

TTNO the Honorable Board of County Conn
missioners of Hamilton County. Ohio:
The undersigned freeholders, residing In
the vicinity Of the County Road known
as "Pippin Road" would respectfully
represent that said Road has been badly
washed ana at times rendered nearly inpa&
2, Range /, in Colerain Township, Hamilto9
County, Ohio. Therefore we pray that said
Road may be changed from a point on the
lands of said Henry Rlner so as to run on tns
east bank of the northwest branch of Milly
creek, through the lands of A. G. Riddle and
said Henry Riner, so as to locate it entirely
out of said Creek on the nearest and best route.
A PETITIONER.
November 2, 1876. no4-4tS%
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-25

The Chicago Times observes that
"the Republican Senators have sud.
denly recovered health and 'cussed'
ness under the influence of the pleas
ant breeze from the White mountains.
They have resolved to oppose the eff
forts of the House in the direction OF
economy; to adhere to the bloody shirt
as the principal feature of the Presi-
dentia! campaign; to use every effort
to entrap the roaring Confederates into
such asinine exhibitions as Hill and
Others are prone to make; to protect
corrupt members of the party against
the prosecutions of the opposition, and
generally to adhere to the old policy
of the party"