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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-17
Observation-Disclosures

UT UTANTED - OLD GOLD - Cash paid for
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HAvax April I-Arrived steamer Labrador tFr). Daure.
sclir Centennial. Rsley. Galveston.
LIVERPOOL April 1-Arrived ships St Lucc Rivers. San
Francisco Fadrenslandet CNor) Nielsen barks
Ida Dutch schweiche Port Royal; I'd ships Gen6nart
tBr) Hamilton New Orleans: Ellen Goodspeed Morse do
banks Chss Bal Nor,, Lund do Der Nord (Ger. Lange.
Brunswick, Ga.
Sailed I'd. steamer Palestine fBr). Irving. Boston.
LISBON March 26Arrved bark Jacob tSwej, Lundberg.
Darien: brig Medina tBr. Birgie. Philadelphia
MADEIRA, March 10 Arrived brig Zngara (Br). Jones,
New York
PLYMOUTH, April CARVED. steamer Wieland Ger, He
bich, New York for Hamburg (snd proceeded.
DIMENSIONS. April ARRIVED. steamer Partha DR. Nc.
Kay New York for Liverpool and proceeded, bark Paoa
utsp Gnaguna. Baltimore; I'd. steamer Pennsylvan
Harris for Liverpool land proceeded banks
Lynton Dr. Browne San Francisco: Adena tAus). Crag
ner Phlade phis Emma tNorl. Andersen, New Orleans
Rio JAxEIno, March 3l-Arrved. bark Now Light Snow.
Baltimore.
Arrived prior March 81 barks Aqudneck Rattle Baiti-
Ysmoyden, Tobey. do.
SLIGO March 26-Saicd bark Nuova Rosina CanessR
utaD. Diilocasa. United states.
TRALER. April ARRIVED. bark Annie Maud tBr). Owen.
Baltimore.
Taoox April q Sailed. bark josie Mildred. CHM, Matan-
LONDON. April Ozark Fannie. Carver from New York
Falmouth for Reveal Riga. has ashore at Len.
wig and /, expected TO be n total wreck.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERr. April 2--Arriveo. ship Rosie Welt, Welt San
francisco. bark Victoria Uier). Cordes. New York.
Sailed March % bark Melbourne (r Rogers New York
latter putting back.
BRisroL April 2ArrIved, steamer Cornwall (Br), STAN
per. New York.
BELFAST April 2-Arrived parks Forest Queen (3rj, Nc
Calnont. Darien: Tetens (Nor), !enrcksen. Norfolk.
BRRwrN. April .-Arrvcd, ship Fylgt tNor), Jensen
New Oreans barks Lincoln, Thorn. Galveston; Rimaxs
(Nor Crand. savannah; Venice (Br, Vaughan, Calves
ten Svanen tNor), Nielsen. New York.
Also arrived Id bark Heinrich Ibsen (Nor Nielsen Bal
timore.
CARDIFF. April 2-Saed, bark Samuel Hale. Haven.
Buenos Ayres
CApz March 2fArrved, barks Candida Qtal,, Canero,
New York. Camea utaD, Cappoli, do.
DOWNS April 2-Arrivcd bark Alexander (Rus Ahlberg,
Bull River.
FALMOUTH, April i-Arrved, bark Mzpah (Nor). Olsen
Daricn.
GIBRALTAR to April 2sailed schr Prescott Hszetne,
Mcdonald, 81 Thomas.
GENOA, April ARRIVED. schr Martha Hail, Burgess,
Philadelphia
IrLL April 2Arriyed bark Maria (RuD, Nsumau, Pom
sacola-
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philadelphia: schrs Rescue. Kelley; Telegraph cidOrs
and u @Rhir S91 esrs Mary Tower Rch Virgins.
pssoa ssSss
smith Anthony Burt johnson ana srans oiasa
iSG ss pss
sPsrse Peril. sou AmSos Storm
henry May Hatch John Boynt,on verril .Na Iy dS
ssiied-sehrs xebec, Shropshire. South Amboy; Union
RiciiMoNp March so-salsd. schr orios, Baker Now
sis,-Arrived bark Wexford Ssn yd Larsen London
sch. A%os I ssy cn. sausS
RoCKLAND ssa a Gs. Boy isS Sa
ss VIII % sos Saa sssh TsS ap
New ysrs FV sass gs . co Ds
a As Msscr New kds .cr Willie Luce
rMAScIsco March rs Sailed bark Enoeh Tai
bot PenhaIow. Wilmington. Cal: brig Hesperan' wind
'sAvA%NAH. April ARRIVED steamer America. Bnps.
Ba,mors: bark Horned SeT Eros L@ndon scnr' Car
re ss f.na '" o Cork or E
msa;s IIs,nTor q Ser, c Ssw y Gs.snOsrs
sATiLLX RIVER. March 25-Arrived, bark Blue Wave
SALEM. March si-Arrived, steamer wilsm'port. VIII
ssil.d"seirs J Gilmore from Baltimorsl. R0eksnd;
Jed Frye rom Port Johnson. Portland; Johnnie Mes.
drom New York; Boothbay; AID the arrivals OF 'ns
APRIL arrived ehrs MeSisho, Eobin:o1 MssnIs:
Alfred Chase Robinson Rockand for New York; Ephraim
sTUSiSGT"S. March 80 Arrived. schrs David Creme.
Golden Exabethport for rrovasnce Angler Bes,e New
ws,,sn II saiisSxN sist! ..,.. c..,,,,.n
Jehs:Sa &, Hs,y
ssI;E " May, DO sr Beverly; il D hois'sad 'Br. New
sist"Arrived bark whitoon soursbays &C. for Bos.
brig e. for . sssI'
Aurora Ecrsa. IBID. Now York for s. John.
.s ss:
and VIM Penn Eoctport, Nc. for Portsmouth. w
''
Kan sarah nnIs sa Annie s E:o s XIV
Jswet Ur6aps; I'd L"rmysr SAWYER Lsmoias Juli5
symssas Frsii: ss.ss.. Caroline xiss'i;
Gallon Xi,hs"' y 4 4. SassoeS. Gertrude sumner.
ss sa h
white sA ssss si ksa Fss~s NH: n
M Ss arSS :sSu 1'Ss y ss's s.s mss'
JSh s % Joseph nns Mr. Mary rhea
land hesss Bailey. PhsiSlesi. ef Boston: SsM.
H"Ssiea 'i Tor Ks Es
Tor Lynn Fava. New York for Provneesosn; Hamburg
Machas for New York Q Thornton .Br). Parrsboro. Ms
3D. cornwslii. ior ORDERS ha%ophis Hattie Belfast
ier sranswst Ga; Mary Lymburner Rockpors Me- tor
sailed Brps I Merritt and Long Reach; sshrs Ezs
Barry Ia Be- % is Martin Kosn 'fG
MeseTysy; William Penn. 9 Gilmore, Charlie Willie
w WfLNiSaroN, NC. March sl-Arrlved, .chr Dahlia
cisared-schrs EF s;ahaaa, SWAIN Boston, L knight.
A1a nr horts%os ssh. ida Eldrdge Fisher
MOODS HOtE; March sl-saisd, schr Luella snow,
wxREhXM March so-Arrived, sehr Lady Antrim, Car
WARREN. March ai-Arrved. sehr Phil Sheridan, Lind
sey. New York
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with moassss to Come, Rionda Co: vessel to u Win
ess s ca "S ns"s Is
toorder; vessel 70 Miller Houvhton Was days \ OF
Brig Daan,isss ,sr asra';sad oardsSs. 4 days, 9Th
iiat.ers "a viii, NJ and Wv gales.
,,schr Roena ArabeI OF rrovincetowno Carserry 81
sehr Mary r Mangan Coleman, Jeremie le days. with
ioawood 10 Thackery & Co; vessel to staples Was
days north Of i,si,sras with strong norIsrly gale.
to jules sansr.s 90: vessel 70 s1 =, Co
to @ Lring Co; vessel 10 4 Dayton Co Had heavy
sehr Fannie Il williams shearer. caiearen days. with
sugar 10 order; vessel g. amss Ward 4 Co
with naval ,sIs stores s to Harsas Co.
sssr Lo.,is , I lead, E Wlas %a;I VA
schr Charles Banks. freeman. Virginia,
schr jesse Murdoch, sccum Philadelphia for Bristol r.
D9-Bark Come Vol dral. which was anchored in the
lower bay. came up to the city I'd
p9-The reported arrival of brig Merrwa April was
an error. She remained at Matanxas March %.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
..schr Newport dD. Miller Port Williams. MS. tor New
sch! Maggie Marsers tsr. Sanford, Windsor Ms. for
chr Mary L Bliss Bliss. Windsor Ms, for New York.
.schr Mary TheAI tBo Theai. St John, NIB. for New
Schr John Colby. Wilcox, Kew West for.New York. 10
days with live stock and ercns material to John Murray
which carried away and and wss
which took advantage Of and came via Nantucket Is
anchored off Whitestone.
schr X Leach. Pendeton. Rockand for New York.
Schr Hastings Chase. New Bedford tor New York.
Schr Richard Law. Edrdgc. New London tor New York.
Sehv Mantle Bcebe, Milestone Point for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum, New York for Portland
steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish, New York for New
Bedford.
Steamer Thetis Young. New York for Providence
Schr Warren Manning. New York for Somerset.
Scnr Il Nickerson. Austin. Alexandris Tor Newport.
schr Sidney Mcnscl Newton. Virginia for Roslyn.
Sehr Amelia, Murray, virginia tor R0slvn.
Schr Abel. Trunde Grace. ihilldaphia for Newport.
Schr Alexander Young Blake. philadelphia for Warren
Schr Joseph Eaton Jr. Peterson Philadelphia tor Dam
versport.
schr Jennie Rosaline. Tooker Philadelphia for Provi-
dence.
schr Young Teaser. Facemirc. Philadelphia Provi-
drnre.
Schr Franklin. Griffin. Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Fred Gray, Taylor. Bermuda for Providence.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
APRIL 2, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 2, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

wHTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
ca.sna 18th Ms.sna March a,6. with fruit
% w% CO. S';ss n r G;s
s. Tor @ y
sehr Marcus. Davis. from Brunswick Ga forr. =
.sss. SsT SI isl :ya"s I'd o. B.,p y,
day miles north Barnegai passed brig Paou,et
steamer CITY Of Dallas Hines. Fernsndua March 70.
Brnn.wies "a and ror. koys Sc s'tn with ndss and
steamer Beneactor Zones wilmington, Nc days. with
mdse 10 VIM Clyde CO
to Thomas Dunb.ms nephew 4 o.. Game the southern
passage and had One weather to March %; atterward
snp cry q Monsrsa Nnass,. Li,erDco via Tybee 70
Ship Ioaave Means Liverpool 2e days with salt to II
BARK Moss Glen dr. Nichols Manila Sept ls via Cape Of
"oa Hope Jan = pa, in for supply Of Pr r wiz
Co. Crossed the Equator Feb 2d in lon 80 no. had strong
Bark Priscilla or Yarmouth, Ns) Pratt. Liverpool 42
WI %dss 20 ri 9" a e M ~ pssss ans
a,serng tanary Islands with loss of all sails the
&c s1 s "' Ss %s' Liverpool 20
BARK Abraham Aus, Mateorich. Liverpool 4s days. in
barn Aaa''a Mor'. Lovod. Plymouth - days, in Sana
BARK ra"n Mo,, ,,qermann Bsrgo" 20 days in bal
BARK Principe d Napo' itaD Merna. Lisbon 80 days
with salt TO Punch, Edge h 20.
Bark Vanguard (Brl Potter. Rio Janeiro so days with
coffee order; 10 q Bulley Crossed the Equator
Feb 81 30 Had fine weather 200 miles OF
sew York: thence NE and NV gales: hui.
wArks.
bnrx Tslisman tr, Briggs Martinique ~ days. with
gar TO Dwight N Platt.
Bark Norden (Swcl norman, Havana 10 days with su-
gar 10 tiHvrmeycr Elder vessel to 5cnham Bovesen.
Bark BacspooI tBrl. Aitehison. Guantanamo 10 days
Ion ~ 10 spoke bark liobrook from Phadelpha for
MHtauxas.
Bark Humber toi Quebsc,, Henderson,, baltimore IS
dys In ballast to Peter Wright q Son Had heavy ~
and NV gales and was blown oil 100 mics; had pilot
board 10 days
Brig Somerset (Br). Haley, Hull, L. 10 order.
Brig tNorl rcterscn, Biboa 80 days. with empty
barrels to Louis Teten.
Bru !ror. cunna, oporto 40 days, with mdse
Ha semeyrr Bruun
with fruit % slocovicn Co. Passed Gibraltar Feb 2
Hrg Oberou (NvrJ Gronwodt. Rio Graude Dee 30. with
hides Fnnch, Edge Co Crossed the Equator Feb 10
in Ion IS; II days OF Hstteras. with NE and NV
gales
Big souis tof Porand), soule. Mstanras 10 days
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer Nevada , Guard. Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams 4 GuiOn.
steamer somerset lsr,. Western Bristol. E-w Nor
Steamer W Garrett Foster. Batmore-Wm Daxell.
Steamer vesper. Hall. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadephia--Jas Hand
Steamer tresapesk e Manyum Portland-J y Anne.
BAR. sophia X Luhrs. Gary. HHvre-.Ionn Zitt!osen.
Bark PondIcherry DID, Guidce Marseies via Doboy. Ga
BOYD X llincken
BARK Scud. Lindsay, La2uuvra and Porto Cabello-Da
lett, Bouiton 4 Go.
Bark Ucean Pearl, Healey. Newark, NIB Metcaf l.
Co
BRIG Augusta (Br,. Buck Biihoa-P Nevius Son.
Brig Century tBr Komeral, Aricnat. CB-George
schr f b Wharton. Bush. Jercmle thaytD-van Brnnt
Bro. -
schr Ricardo Barros. Newman. Bsracoa-Miler Hough-
ton.
Schr Dart Campbell Stsmford-stamtord Manufacturing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
OBITUARY.
GENERAL UsHAKorF.

The mall from Europe brings the announcement oil
the occurrence Of the death Of the Russian CON-
mander General Ushakon. who made himself known
BY bis conduct during the Turkish campaign OF 1897
and The Hungarian OF lS49 In 1855 his division per-
formed forced march from lsmail TO the Crimca and
became part OF the Sebaslcpo garrison For his share
IN the battle OF the Tcheruaya 6ebernI Ushakoh RE-
ce,yed "a golden sword adorned with briiliants and
bearing tue INSCRIPTION, For courage +" In iSbo,
having completed nity years OF military service no
portrait OF His Majesty the Emperor OF Russia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
THE CLUB IN BROOKLYN.

Mr. George Batty, who was SO brutay beaten by on
Ger Michael Cleary of,ho First precinct, Brooklyn, con-
tinued In about the same condition yesterday, and
slight hopes arc entertained OF his recovery Mr. Batys
assaant IL still confined Raymond Street jail on the
charge OF felo nous ssaut with intent 10 Kill
officer James Ryan, attached to the Thirteenth pre-.
ciuc is also likely 10 get INTO trouble by the alleged
100 Tree uso oil his club Captain Riley has been IN.
slructed prefer against Ryan the charge OF using
unnecessary violence toward a prisoner,n and the
case will come up for examination On "Wednesday. 70
ter Cunpor residing Schcnck street, is SAID to he
tho individual whose head received rap from the
nuicp al
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Passed Feb H. Castine. Avery. from Batavia for Fall
mouth nd Scotia. Babington from IloIo tor New iors
Passed. date tby tel from Madeira March 3O Export
BROOKS from Calcutta for Dundee.
TRoos. March sailed. Anadns. Dyer. cardenas
TABLE BAY. Feb 14Arrived. Jas Aiken. SIM loilo Tor
New York land sailed 17th). -
YOKOHAMA. about March l0-Arrived. Beigc , Metcaif
san Francisco for Hong Kong.
LONDON. March 20-The German bark Behrend PohlenE,
from Fernandna timber kc). arrived In the Commercial
Dock having thrown overheard OF the
March ia collision has place in the
the French bark Comtesse Duchate tor New
Orleans and bark John Robertson tor Cayenne; the Tor
has bowsprt broken, and the latter rigging damaged
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The LOST PASSENGERS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1877.
Mr. and Mrs Daett, spoken OF In The Boston despatch
~ having lost the Roanoke, are not residents
OF New York. but reside and well known here,
Mr. Dalett being the senior partner Of the firm OF
G. and j. L. Daett, soap manufacturers. The brig
sailed BY Captain Mailman leaves \ wife
aud child IN this city. Tho "Spansh gentleman"
referred to was q venezuelan named Dominguez, who
was returning TO Laguayra.
The Roanoke was fully insured In the North Amer
lean and Delaware Mutual insurance companies OF this
ril
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Aletter from bark George susan, Of Nh that
Dutry mate knocked Of boat by whale 81
o'clock PM and Instantly killed Had
so bbs sp oil since last fall
received from Capt Sprague II schr Franklin OF
Mr.. reports her at Bravo, date Had u whale
In i've months
letter from Shubae Baker. LIST officer Of schr Charles
Thompson Leach OF Priyncetown reports her ut ST Tho
March 10 had whales twice since leaving Bravo
and 30 bbls SD oil Would be home Ia Sep
TENDER; all well.
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FREDERICK ). GRACE.

Frederick J. Grace, telegrapher and journalist died
yesterday in this city Of bronchial consumption. Mr.
Grace was pioneer telegrapher and Tor many years
was manager OF rho Broad street Office lunder Del
mon ico 81 or the Western Union Telegraph Company
For several yearb past no has been editor OF the
journal Of the Telegraph
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SPOKEN.

ship Importer tBr Sutherland. from Liverpool for No.
bile Feb ~, ipt ~ Ion 81.
Bark Carrie Long from Cadiz for Portland Me, March
10, lat - ~. lou . %. 30 days out.
Bark Esan tAns. IRON Wisbeach for Baltimore. Feb l6.
LAT 4 lon
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BOXES OF
w1NCHEsTER's SPECIFIC PILLS

will radically NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS,
&C. brought on by ndcretfons excuses or ovcrw0rk
tue oran and nervous IL Is the most successful
remedy known-prompt certain and ccctuat Purely
e,sDle and has been thoroughly tested for hty years
SEND FOR CIRCULAR 81 per box. Six boxes, 20 "
mail, securely sealed, with full directions Tor use -
Prepared only by WINCpssrsR = M. ChaustAs y
81. NHv York.
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MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, Ala, April 2. 1877.
Tho spring meeting OF the Mobile Jockey Club COM
msnced to-duy under favorable auspices the weather
being tine and the track IN good order
FEST RAox-Hurde race; mile heats, best two In
three,
Chalmettc
Captain fluneguu. us
Time, 2O3-2:OO
SECOND RAcE.-Running race; milo heats; best TWO
In three.
MISS TutO0
Damon.. our.
Time, :52-1 81
THIRD RAcI.-Trottng MATCH mile heats, best In 8.
Owners jim Murphy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l !
Fordneys Sam Levy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Shawhan's Lady Bates. ........... ..........
Time, 1852 - 48-2:4SA.
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PRoFEssoE sMIRNoFF,

The death Ia also announced, by mail from Paris, OF
NJ Smirnon, historian and professor OF Russian his
tory NJ the University Of ST. Petersburg
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CHARLES +. cowLEY, II. r.
Mr. Charles Il. cowcy, Member OF Parliament for
salord, died yesterday in London. aged sixty-nvc
vearn
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FALLING OF A HOUSE.

ONE OF THE INMATES KILLED AND OTHERS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
WASHINGTON. April 2, 1877
two story brick house on Cameron street, Alexan
dria Va, near the depot OF the Washington Railroad,
occupied by family named Boswell and a maiden
Indy named Padgctt tell In last night without WARNING
Ono OF brothers sleeping IN o bed was instantly
killed. but the other escaped with but slight injuries.
Mrs. Boswell seriously injured in the back aud
her recovery is doubtful, wbie Miss Padge received
serious cuts about the head. crippled son vi Mrs.
Boswell was much bruised about the chest aud arms.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. &

S1EANVDOh4Se W.
4 Iron AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS; LIGHT
.drnught Steamboats, with and without staterooms,,
large Steam Yachts Tugs Freight Propeers Ferrybomts
&c. for sale by FREDERICK q. SCHMIDT. South WILL
lam
100 BOATS. INCLUDING METALLIC LIFE
IA .boas cue 1863 South Gouverneur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS
VITANTRD.-AS COw. NEW OR SECOND HAND WELL
w built sound and in good condition size about 25x75x
feet state price and where be- Scow builders,
send estimates to N Y A. c. box 3 Ol Post office, city
MlSCELLANEOUS.
nIvORGES QuIETLY-ANY STATE; PAY WIEN
Ddivorced. send for circular. AMERICAN LAW
AGENCY, II Astor House.
ITYATTS LIFE BALsAM, WITH 80 YEARS. PUBLIC
Iltest 300 600 able This old Fam
lily Medicine has medical wonder in Rheumatism,
uout, Neuralgia, &c. Sold by druggists
nFFICIAL LIST OF PREMIUMS OF THE
~ KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHAIEMEN.

NEWPORT April l. The Brenton Rect buoy which wen,
adrift some time ago has been replaced.
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VESTRYMEN ELECTIONS.

The annual elections for vestrymen were held In the
vnrious Episcopal churches yesterday and resulted
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22

Last Saturday the share holders
in the Nemaha County Mining AssO-
cistion-ve believe that Is the name
adopted-met at , p. m in the school
building at Nemaha City, to take
steps for permanent organization. J.
II. Trowbridge was chosen chairman
OF the meeting, and J. NJ. Hacker,
secretary.
When the question was raised as TO
what shape the organization should
take to best promote the objects in
view, the meeting was at q loss to
know what to do, and most Of the af-
teruoon was spent in discussing the
various phases and difficulties, imsg-
mary or real, as they occurred to the
minds of the speakers. The great
/ trouble seemed to be whether the
company should Incorporate aecord-
/ ing TO law or not Finally a test vote
was had, and = large majority appear.
I ed to be opposed TO such incorpora-
ton at present. when the meeting
nroceded to elect officers. as follows
Lewis Fisher, President
Leroy Mason, Secretary.
( Thos. Higgins, Treasurer
DIrector-Lewis Fisher. john n
Shook, J. s. Minick. 4. b. kentner
J. H Drain
+ The meeting then adjourned TO NEE
at the Larkius School House on sat
urday next, 24th inst. at , O'Clock ?
na. when full atseHdsucs is desired
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22

Jack Richardson subscribes and
pays for more copies OF The ADvER-
User, than any other. Democrat in
the county, sending them to friends
at home and abroad. Notwithstand-
ing the already large number he was
taking, he last Saturday gave Us the
name Of another friend to whom he
wished the paper sent for a year. We
wish there were more Jack Richard
sons in Nemaha county, and think
his example is worthy of imitation by
a considerable number of our Repub-
Iiean friends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22

The Metropolitan Hotel" Lin
eolB. has recently changed hands.
The new proprietors are Snider s
Wright-oUr old friend A J. Wright,
recently q resident o. this county,
We understand the Metropolitan is
now considered a frst-class house,
snd IL receiving large share Of the
custom Of travellers. Those who visit
Lincoln from this part Of the State
will be well received and taken care
of if they stop with ''Jud-" See card
ofthe Metropolitan IN another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22
Disease G-ows Anarr.

Like an III wind and cannot be mastered
too early What IS trifitng attack OF sick
ness to-day may, II unattended 70. becomes
a serious ease in a week Small ailments
should be nipped IN the bud before they
blossom into full grown maIadses. II this
advice were attended 70, many a heavy bill
for meifcal Attendance might be avoided
When the liver s disordered, the stomach
foul the bowels Obstructec. or the nerves
disturbed, resort should at once be h4d 70
that supreme remedy. HOstetter's Stomach
Btttsrs, few doses Of which VIII restore
health and action and put the system IN
perfect order. II is a wise p-ecautiOu 10
keep this incompatible preventive IN the
house, since It checks, with UnrfvaIled
prOmp ptttude, disorders which breed others
far more dangerous, and II their latest de-
veIopments ara themselves often fatal feb
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22

A few weeks zgO 8 report came
from johnson county that three-foot
vein Of coal had been found near Elk
Station. on the A. & N road, eight
miles below Tecumzeh. The man
who i doing the boring, writes an
item in the Tecumseh paper last week.
saving that il is all mistake, and
that that which he at first thought
was coal hiss proven to be only q stra-
rs OF black shaIe, interlaid with an
occasional thin vein Of coal He says
this bed OF shAIe is calculated 70 de-
ceive inexperienced miners
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-22

One day this week We called at
the shop Of Abbott & Emery, located
at the foot Of College street. and we
found in every department commend
able Industry and educated labor un-
der full hesdwsy. The hOrse-power
was going, saving cut wagon fsIloes ;
Grant Clover, who has no superior as
8 nsuipulator Of iron and steel. was
- the anvil turning 3 mold-board for
new uIow ne was making to order
and I'D stairs We noticed several new
wagons, 10 which Joseph Pom was
giving the finishing t0ach Of the paint
brush
We call attention 70 these things
because they deserve the attention o.
the people who want any kind o.
work IN the line OF Abbott & Emery
They esn make you q wagon-Iight
or heayr-or q pIoE IS you want Il
and 90 good aud honest work And
hv the vav. We would say that thoss
who desire s good. substantial plow
sbouId call on this firm before pUr
chssiaG.
They siso promptly do repairing o
pI0vs, WAGONS and machinery. Tht
Firm deserves, and is receiving. ve ar
zIsassd 20 sag. liberal patronage.