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The Weekly Star,

The current number OF the WEEKLY
STAR is now ready. 1t contains the
latest news by telegraph, city local news,
a full summary of the news Of the week,
Congressional and Legislative proceed
ing, annual message Of Governor Allen,
editorials ON the Governors Message,
1915, Business, Inter- Ocean Fiasco, Tha
Postal Fraud, Investigations, Babcook's
Business, &C., &C., The New Year Gen.
tennial Jubilee, interesting iteme,. Re-
ligious News, Book and Magazine Re-
views, General News Items, Poetry,
Humorous Gossip, newsy editorial para
graphs, Correspondence, Agricultural
Items, scientific notes, choice literarylse-
Iections, together with large amount OF
reading for the family. circle,
a full and complete Home and Foreign
Market and Financial Report, &C., Sc.
Price. A cents, in wrappers. ready for
mailing.
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Anusenaents.

GRAND OPERA -HoUsE.-Those who have
not seen Mrs. Bowers in her powerful
play Of "Martp should remember that
this is the last night. Nothing more
ueed be said either of the play, Mrs.
Bowers OF the support. The most crit
tcal OF our play-goers pronounce Marti"
pne OF the very best Of society dramas,
and the management OF the Grand has
Deen careful to see that full justice was
done it in all particulars. II you have
not seen "Martp DON'T miss the oppor-
tunity tonight.
WOODS THEATER.--"Mazeppa" was
again presented last evening to good
audience and is the play for tonight.
Miss Kate Fisher, with the wonderful
"Wonder,n always delights all audience,
especially when SO well supported as al
This time. Tomorrow night the great
sensation OF the "Three Fast Men" and
the, dashing two-act drama Handsome
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Court Cuttings.

Judge Avery reversed the Judgment in
the case OF B. E. Kirk & Co. against Jer.
emiah Wolf. This was a petition In er.
ror to reverse the judgment OF magIs-
trate in favor of the defendant. Woll
was employed by the plaintiffs to slate
the Town Hall OF Glendale and certain
churches and houses in that neighbor-
hood, but alter some dispute, abandoned
the contract.
The judgment in the replevin case of
Henry Eilers vs.. Rosa Cox was af.
frmed.
E. I. Gllliland against J. j. MoGrath.
This was proceeding to reverse the
judgment in favor Of the defendant; all
action for damages by reason of the in
sufficiency OF an annunciator which Gill
liland put up in the st. James hotel.
The Court found an error on the part OF
the justice in sustaining an objection OF
the plaintiff, which prevented the de-
fendant from fair crOss-eXamination
Judgment therefore reversed, and case
not retained for bearing.
The following divorce cases were dis,
posed OF by Judge Burnet yesterdays:
Carrie l.. Jones was married to Tom
d. Jones, a sculptor, in 1857, and charges
the defendant with willful absence and
gross neglect Of duty. The Court found
that the defendant had been guilty of the
above charges.
Guilford Hervey against Mathilda
Hervey. Suit brought on account of
willlul absence. Major Travis pleaded
the case, and succeeded in having the
decree granted.
A decree was granted In the case of
Catharine Bodemer against Henry Bo-
dsmer. The grounds were extreme CRU
city and bigamy.
from Herman Engie on the grounds of
willtul absence.
The hearing of the case Of Elizabeth
Study against Thomas Study, a carrier
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was, laid
over for further evidence. The plaintiff
charges him with adultery.
Elizabeth Suter VS.. Frank Suter. De.
cree granted OH grounds Of willful ab-
sence. t..
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Announcements.

"Happy" Cal. Wagneris coming.
Tagliapietra concert tomorrow (Fri.
day3 evening.
| Meeting of the Independents at the St.
Nicholas this evening.
Titiens concerts Monday and Tuesday
evenings, January 10tn and 11th.
The s. r e. A. contemplate an enter
tainment in this city for the benefit OF
the cause.
At the St. Paul M. e. Church a series
OF meetings are being held this week
conducted by DR.. Payne.
Concert of the Concordia Society, at
Reichrath's Hall, this evening. Mile.
Heckle sings by request.
DIR. Gerhard Rohlts, of Weimer, Ger
many, an African explorer, lectures in
German tonight at Orpheus Hall.
Hope Lodge, No. 38, A. o. u. W., hold
public installation and entertainment
in Lodge-room, corner Eighth and Free
man, tonight.
The Y. NJ. 9. A. have their second free
concert this evening in Association Hall.
The programme is selected by Miss
Clara Bauer, of the Conservatory of Mu-
sic. All are invited.
The new Methodist Church at Red
Bank Station, on the L. Nj. r. R., three
miles above the city, will be consecrated
next Saturday afternoon by Rev. DR.. d.
ID. Moore and Rev. DR.. j. M. Walden.
The Knights of St. James will attend
the Orphans Fair at Exposition Hall
Tomorrow evening. The Centennial
Guards will be there tonight in full uni
form.
AT the Superior Courtroom next
Saturday, meeting OF members of the
bar will be held for the purpose of TAX
Ing suitable action on the death of
Judge Moore, former Associate Judge,
who died recently at Westwood.
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r RGAL--w william g. Chamberlain against

r EGAL--W lillian G.. Chamberlain against
IL Aribcrt Gazlay ct al, defendants-
OF Ohio Hamilton cOunty--Court OF Common
Pleas. Case No. 43,9l8. John Knight, Al
bert G. Knight, Della Knight, minor, Mary
II. JeweGJ and Chas. Z. Jewett, her husband
Simeon Whitley, husband OF Jane Whitelyr
Royal s. Hicks, Mary G Hickss
Harry e. Hicks. and Arthur W. Hicka
minor children OF said Royal 8. Hicksi
and Alvin G. Hicks, heirs at law d
Sayers Gazlay, deceased, are hereby notified
that the said Plaintiff has filed his petition iP
said Court against them ct al, the object and
prayer of which petition is TO set aside deed
purporting to be made by Sayers Gazlay in his
life time to said Aribert Ga3lay for the feq
simple OF that leasehod estate IN the city OF
Cincinnati, known as Lot No. thirty eight On
the plat recorded in Plat-book No. one, pax
three hundred Of the Record OF Deeds and
Plats of said county, and dated January 10th
1873. Said defendants are required to answer
ON or before Saturday, the 22d day Of January,
A. D.. 1876, or an order will be made setting
aside deed as prayed for IN the petition.
g. b. HOLLIsTRR, Atty. de2-6tTh
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Investigation Challenged.

No sewing machine In the world, ex
cept the "New Automatic" OF the Will
cox & Gibbs =. M. Co., has an automatic
tension, or any other Of the characters.
tic features of that marvel Of sewing
mechanism. The public should not be
imposed upon by statements to the con.
trary, made by rival companies.
Amongst other high distinctions lately
received by the New Automatic, is the
grand "Gold Medal OF Progress,n award
ed at the American Institute Fair.
WILCOX u GIBBS 8. M. Co.
I'll West Fourth street,
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SWIMMING THE MISSOURI.
How An EARLY Settler Attended Wedding
Scrap Of Unwritten History.
tFrom the Boonville Advertiser.l

tFrom the Boonville Advertiser.l
The early history Of Cooper county is
full of interest and romance. About the
year 1920, there were but few families
living on the south side of the river.
Toe most prominent were by the name
of Cole, who had a fort about two miles
below Boonville, into which they re-
treated when in danger from Indians.
Such thing as a wedding was a rare
scattered, and 1t was inconVen1ent to
assemble, as people lived SO far from
each other. "N
About this time the Cole family was
invited to attend wedding in Cooper's
Bottom over the river in Howard c0un-
lty, and about eight miles OF. The elder
| Cole, his wife and all of the children,
except boy named Sam, about sixteen
years old, got ready to attend the we'd
ding, and for that purpose all the clothes
| belonging to the family were brought into
requisiti0n. They started early in the
evening, as they had TO travel a con sid
cradle distance and cross the Miss ouri
river. and left Sam by himself at home.
muse on the subject of the we'd
ding, and his curiosity became in
| tensely excited to witness the event.
But there was no horse to ride, the
river WAS to cross, and it was too late
to cross by the ferry. Besides all the
clothes were gone it was in the summer
time) and SANS only garment was a
tow shirt. Fortunately just as the sun
was going down Sam espied his fathers
pet bull slowly making his way up to
| the fort, and ap Idea Occurred to him,
mere was way to get to the wedding.
He Immediately impFovised bride OF
hickory bark, put it on the bull, mounted
him and started just as he was. He got
to the. river just at dusk, went about
three hundred yards above the ferry.
landing, and boldly urged his trusty
steed into the foaming current Of the
Missouri river.
He landed on the other side at the
usual place, safe and sound, and as.
cended the bank and took up his line OF
march 10 the wedding, got to the cabin
in time, anchored his bull opposite the
open door, where he could see, laid down
on the back ofhis steed and gazed, for
the first time, on wedding. He laid on
his bull, where he could see all that was
going on and not be seen himself, till
late In the evening, when, as he declined
to 60 into the company, he was slowed
away out Of sight Til morning, when be
returned, with the rest OF the family,
!, home.
The hero OF this incident is still living
In this county, enjoying green old age
and reputation surpassed by none Of
n the many prosperous farmers of this
county. and no man stands higher In the
estimation Of his fellow citizens thar
| Captain Sam Cole.
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though many years of his lite have been
spent in educational pursuits, when he
was President of Farmers College, near
Cincinnati, and subsequently Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. He is an
eloquent speaker, as well as an accom-
plished writer, and his connection with
the STAR can not fail to add largely to its
popularity, as well as its value as a
newspaper Of general reading.
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TagIiapietra Concert.

The friends of the great baritone,
signor Tagliapietra, headed by signor
Jennotta, Of this city. have arranged a
concert for his benefit, to take place at
Pixies Music Hall, tomorrow, Friday
evening. Our very best home vocal tai
Aiisi, Mrs. Matte Belle Clarke, Miss
M. Howe, Miss Fannie Howe, N. Long
worth, jr. and DR.. VIM. Taft: Mr.. Carl
Pallat will act as musical director, and
III. Andres will render piano solo.
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LEMON AND ORANGE.

DR.. Prices Flavorings of Lemon and Orange
are made from the fruit, and have their grate-
full, agreeable taste without the turpentine
Odor which is observed in those extracts usually
sold, made from poisonous oils, acids, and taste
sharpened by cayenne pepper. We advise
those who wish choice, pure extracts to buy DR..
Prices. eThoy are like his Cream Baking Pow
der, oil that is represented, really genuine, al
most alone in the market in these important
respects.
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NOTICES.

VN0W THY DESTtNY-M8dame London,
GELS all others. Every hidden mystery re-
vealed. Advice given on lovo. oourtships ard
marriage and business transactions. Treats
all female diseases. as Plum street. ja5-6t*
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NriN -sss~ rIiWNEs
nEAU HIS IWIUt!

"THE PEOPLES LEDGER" contains no
Continued Stories, 8 Large Pages, IS Columns
OF Choice Miscellaneous Reading Matter evsry
week, together with erticles from The pena "a
such we'll known writer's as NAsBY, OLxvRn
OPTIC, sYLvANUs COBB. JR., MISS Al
CO1T, WILL CAHtTOE. .. 7. TROW-
BRIDGE, MARK TWAIN, 80 n
mn 4 soilt send" The Peoples LedgNr@
10 any address eveyy soeek for three nsonsas,
on trial, onreceipt of only 50 CENTa.
The Peoples Ledger ia an old estabIimsfi
and reliable weekly paper. published evet3
Saturday, and IL very popular throughout t,,t
New England and Middle States. Addrsss
HERMANN X. CURTIS, Publishsx.
No. II School street, Boston. Ma
9Qlgsa6W-H
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

: DECKER BROTHERS, Grand Up4
right and Square Pianos, the EsseS
Organs, and a large assortment Oh
various other standard makes oa
Pianos and Organs. Purchasers
will find inducements worthy. 08
their attention,
ID. III. BALDWIN & CO.
ja16-ly -Tu. Th&S
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CAREY & MORTON, Attorneys.
JANUARY 9Th, 1876 ja6-4tIh

II EGAL NOTICE. Henry Denton, of Nom
i roe, Monroe county, Michigan. is notified
that Jemima Denton, his wife, on the nd day
OF December, A. ID. 1875, filed her petition in
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Hamilton c0un-
ty, Ohio, case No. 1855, charging him with
adultery with one Elizabeth NJ. Large. on the
26th day of May, 1878, at Warrenton, Warren
county, Missouri, and elsewhere in said coun.
ty and State, before and after that date, and
asking for divorce, certain personal property
and alimony: that he must answer on or before
February 18th, A. D. 1916. or hearing will be
had and decree taken as asked, and that at thR
Post-office in the town Of Huntsville, Ran
dolph county, Missouri, on the 10Th day Of Jans
uary, 1876, between the hours of A. M. and Z
p. NJ, dispositions Will be taken on her behalf
JENNA DENTON,
byJ. & r. A. JOHNSTON, her Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 20, 1875 de30-6tT1
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THE WEEKLY SUN /.
f77o. NEW YORK, 1876.

~ /<Os NE w EVMNs I0E Us
Eighteen hundred and seventy six is Nhe
Centennial year. II Is also the year in which
an Opposition House of Representatives, the
first Since the war, will be In power at Wash
ington; and the year OF the twenty third elec-
tiOn OF q President OF the United States. All
Of these events are sure 10 be Of great interest
and Importance, especially the two latter; and
all OF them and everything connected with
them will be fully and freshly reported and
expounded in THE SUN.
The Opposition House OF Representatives,
taking up the line Of inquiry opened years ago
by THE SUN, will sternly and diligently IN
yestigate the corruptions aud misdeeds of
Grants administration; and will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and bet
ter period in our national history. OF all this
THE SUN will contain complete and accurate
accounts. furnishing it's readers with early
and trustworthy information upon these abb
sorbng topics.
tho preparations for 1t, will be memorable as
deciding upon Grants aspirations for third
term OF power and plundsr. and still more as
deciding who shall be the candidate Of the
patty OF Reform, and as electiug that candi-
who read THE Sun viii hare tbe constant
means OF being thoroughly we'll IL formed.
The " EEKLY SUN, which has attained
circulation of over eighty thousand copies, al
ready has its readers IN every State and Ter
ritory, and we trust that the year 1e76 viii see
their numbers doubled. 1t will continue TO be
| a thorough newspaper. All the general news
| of the day will be found In 1t, condensed when
~. .-n,taut Mt full len ptb ,~tn~ ~
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LEGAL.

NQTIvE-Rhoda e. Alverson has been sued
* by James z. AiverS6h ioi divorce and GUS
tody of child, on account Of gross neglect o.
duty and willful absence over three wears.
Unless she answers within six weeks from TINS
date the petition will be taken as true.
j. b. CONKLIN. Attorney,
N. w. cor. Court and Main streets.
DECEMBER 16, 1875. de16-6tTh
A SSIGNEE'S SALE. = In obedience to an
N order of the Probate Court Of Hamiit0q
county, will sell at Public Auction on thu
premises, viz, at lS4 West Fifth street, Cincin-
cinnati, the stock and fixtures I'M said store,
consisting of an excellent assortment Of cua-
tom made boots and shoes, show cases, shelly
Ing desk, chairs, &C., AMI a lease upon the
premises. The stock will be sold to the highest
bidder in parcels. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock on FRIDAY, the 4th day Of February,
A. ID. 1876, and to be continued from DAY to dag
until the whole property is disposed Of Terms
OF sale cash. HARRY L.C0OPER. -
ASSIGNEE of e. M. Davis.
CAREY & MORTON, Attorneys.
JANUARY 9Th, 1876. ja6-4tTh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance Of the healthins.s Of the nervors
and death and the direct bearing which has on
its qualities and powers port heathfu
its moderate the danger OF overtaxng t.
whether through thought study or intense application lon
Gated and momentous business interests the
system All these are proper subjects
also the knowledge OF what % moderation what 10 excess
seeking advice from expert who. for long series Of
years devoted his whole time and attention 20 the study
Investigation and treatment OF Al the mAadies Of this I'M
department. 10 accurately deermine the diseased
conditions their and origin whether arising
from Of exercise its rregulay and who
from his experiences and practice has learned 70 discover a
the derangsment and promptly sppy the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the trnh 80
common the inexperienced and so annoying TO the pa
what Is the matter the extent of the derangemsn the
probabilities Of recupestion and the time required
cal the usefulness OF the prompt Ap
pcaton Of suitable remedies found in the important
ton only home but abroad that very large proper
ion Of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso
treatment within year ser the rs mptoms have
hsusted by intense application depriving Of the
power Of hought II only Its strength
BY properly fed and nomrshed BY the OF certain
reouiring different remedy and different
bringing them up from their Syssworasd sno
cal practice scarcely be overrated for reaches to
the Of family names the securing o. hereditary
From long and large experience in this direction have
been able ocommand BY success the thankful pprec
certainly communicate much TO cultivated minds In
connection with practical experience in what pertains TO
s % vsry Ss Ss Mbeshsp
appetite. propensity or passion.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
| TRENTON Is CALLED TO THE GREAT

"A ASSIGNEE SALE
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Fast handsome and hghbred bay Trotter Trouber l5s
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superior for roadster. hs i wssssntsd Sound and kind
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not pp good company horse and is Warranted
Handsome and fast bay Trotsns Mare Los.a ls hand.
shows hns high brcedinx has aae style. and elegant
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and for gentleman private road she has few equals
TT The hshsIsd Trosns Horse. Black Dan bred
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half brother 70 Nicotine; JET BLACK I5 hands high
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driving hc stylish and pleasant driver everyday
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never ssi tro.ssd better open gait and
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warranted sound and kind and he will convince
that with but little training he beat as
Fino brown Trotter Prze 15 hands old sired by
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can always trot his mile out In :3s 239
enter him this and give him record: he fine
driver, and ted sound and kind
n B-THE ABOVE TEN HORSES ARE TOO WELL
KNOWN 70 NEED ANY PARTICULAR MENTION.
AND ARE WILL WORTHY THE CLOSEST INsPEC-
TIOy AND EXAMINATION. AND TRIAL is INVITED
BEFORE THE SALE As WELL AS AFTER
Carriages consist OF eiaht spring. with spring Coach
elegant Park phseton Pony fhseton three
single and double Harness. Blankets Robes Sheets Whips
&c, &c.
tlsmen search Of reliable horse or fine carriage should
avail themselves o this opportunity and attend this SALE
they will find thing represented
ALL WILL BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER, POSI-
TIyELY. RAIN OK SHINE NO BY BlDDIN CALL
AND EXAMINE BEFORE SALE.
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REWARDS,

&slE REwxRD-FoR THE RETURN OF ffR
4ZC watch, Chain and Masonic Badge with the name
cf the back ard questions asked At No. 10
North Willism g., mp stars. New York