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, 1877-09-05

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17

|CORNS, BUNIONs, INVERTED TOE
NAILS. Frosted Feet and Chilblains perma-
nenty cured by DR.. H. NJ, HIRSCHFELD.
Graduated Chiropodist. Office 2O1 Fourth st.,
corner of Plum. ja13-3m-S, ,Tu&Th
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
INSURANCE.
STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE of superintendent Insurance Department,
COLUMBUS, February Is. 1s7


IN VIEW AND UNEAsNEss
S Il M Goaf SY PS @
that should make public this
familiar the
Companies conduct the examination aided by
will be found in the ana oogs Inc
ns the life v rs aH His the g tSs and % hoSas% eno % sas 3
a6d tue r o % ave-
@ @ many od 'ese
county, upon loans made
9 IN every a %a% ne a @ s S
that hsTIe BY the
the consists securities
nei Of the
they generay io s s am
dollars When those two topahs suspended
Tn these
opinion mat subject being
dollars from the called
tes they We
Of Cnnnati estimated thousand
statement aRp @ r. on az o s ade
the the yielded ne % eE @ nena o. real
which will be found in the suined
Ine BSari Of @ @ nm%n an G91n in
o this Of taxes above aam the Company
brought tue Courts OF Hamilton County
the
entire charged
against the Company anu it difficult perceive how can bsawy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17

II. B. Eckemau. Pres't Gin. Shoe M'rg Co.
John Kauffmann. OF John hauifmann 20.
VIM, Miller, Manufacturer Of Ranges, Fur
nacUs and Stoves.
7. Benninger, OF Benningcr, Ireland Baily.
!, II. Feidwisch, of Fcldwlsch & Co.
j. Shoenberger, Dealer in Iron aud Hardware
Marcus Rascht, of Raschc Brothers.
Chas. C. Jacobs, Pres't Sun Fire Insurance Co.
Joseph a. Hemann, BanGtr.
A. B. Rattermann, Wholesale Leather and
Findngs.
p. Ii. Lamping. Manufac'r Soap and Candles.
FIR G Hen gchold, Nj anager Gin. Coal Il Coke Co.
Rudolph Khembold, OF john Kaufman Go.
A. Il Burkhardt. of A. +. Burkhardt u Co.
Anthony Cook, Manufacturer OF Furniture.
John Hauck, OF Hauck Il Windisch.
Nicholas Gunther, Wholesale Tobacco.
John Schneider, Proprietor Clay street Mills.
IL. Bremfoerder, Wholesale Iron Il Hardware.
John Berger, Wholesale Tobacco.
Henry Peter, Wholesale Grocer.
John Grossius, Manufacturer Hot-alr Fur
naces and Dealer in Stoves.
John Andereg-, of John AndereRg Il Roth.
John f. Moorbrlnk k, of John f. Moorbrink & Co.
Henry Encrs, Of Ruskamp II Eilers.
Charles Hcinking, ofC. w. Rowland u 20.
Jacob PGau, jr., OF Pfrmann and Pflu.
Frank Austin2, OF Frank Austing Il Co.
Henry Huneke, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Casimer Werk, Of M. W erk u Son.
Charles Moser, of Charles Moser u Co.
Tneo. canning, of John Ii. Sanning Son.
Clemens Hellebusch, Importer Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry.
ii. Clostcrman, ManuPr Furniture and Chairs,
q. II. Verkamp, Manuf'r Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
MAGAZINE.
7 H { GAL X Y
+ o R Nj A R @ HI
NOW READY.

CONTENTS.
The English PeernSe. By e. c.
Grenville Murrav.-MiSs MiSnnthrOPe.
By Justin Mccarthy Words Vorth'S Cor
rectiODs. By Titus Mun5on Coan-POr-
trait dune JeUne Femme IMcOM-
nEIe, GALERGE DE FLORENCE. By NJ. e. W.
S.-MiSs TinSeI.. A GOLD MINERS LOVE
STORY, IN FIVE CHAPTERS. By Henry sed-
ley.-Dcfeated. BY Mary L. Ritter Shall
Punishment PuniSh! BY Chauncey
Hickox.-ReDunciation. By Kate Hill
lard.-The Eastern Question. By a.
II. Guernsey The Lassie' Com pi a Nt,
BY James Kennely.-Assja BY Ivan Tourg-
uencG.-TO Beethoven. BY Sidney Lam
ier-The Dramatic Can0ns. By Fred
erck Whittaker.-An Evening Party
with the COssaGks of the Don. by
David Ker er-DriftWoOd. BY Philip Quill
bet.-Scicntific Miscellany. Cur
rent Literature.- NeDWlse. By the
Editor.
SHELDON & co.
8 Murray street, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17

Shakespeare says, Good wine is a
good, familiar creature, if it be vel
used.o This conveys caution in its
alternative. But good soap-B. I. Bah
bitPs Toilet Soap, for instance-need
no such artful warning. Used to am
extent it is healthlul and beneficial
This Toilet Soap is made to ansN er al
ambition TO produce the finest toilet
soap in the world, and that ambition has
been perfectly achieved. The pures
materials and the most extensive facl
ities in manufacturc-thes arc the Sc
crets OF It's success, though it has only
been shortly put On the market.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
GERMAN DEPARTMENT..
A II d.

Theo Bumlller, Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Geo. Jacob, Manuf'r Carriages and Wagons.
Albert Fisher, star Preserve Works.
IL. II. Strueve, Dealer in Jewelry, W atches and
Clocks.
Henry brennan, Manui'r Rope and Cordage.
Mich. Eckert, Tanner anu Wholesale Leather
Dealer
Samuel Doll, Coffee and Spice Mills.
Henry kreimer, Manufacturer Furniture.
j. Bledenbender, Dealer in Furs, Hats, Caps.
Bernard Horstmann, of Moormann & Co.
Adam II. Dusterberg, Livery Stables.
Va. Eckert, jr, OF Eckert n Brother.
Aug. Ii. Kreimer, Manufacturer Furniture.
f. Vonuerhoid, Manufr Rope and Cordage.
r. Groneweg, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Robt Gotschalk, Groceries and Meats.
+. ii. Hellmann, Dealer in Shoes and Boots.
Chas. Jacob, jr., Pork and Beef Packer
j. H.W Root, Dealer in Leather aud Findings.
Chas Rice, Cashier German Banning 20.
Wm +. Wehrlnann, Of L. +. Wcnrmann & Son.
Frank Diehl, Manufr Harness ana Saddles.
Jos. Schreibtr, Undertaken and Livery stable,
Fred Pile, Merchant Tailor.
u. Heie, of b. Eele & Brothers,
Frank Heile, OF B. Helle u Brothers
Fred. Lauxtermanu. of Fred Schlochtermeyer
&Co.
B, IL. Rover, Dry Goods.
Philip KIopp, Manufacturer Wagons and Car
rlages
H. Ii. Wiggers, of Kcarncy & Wiggers.
Frank A. knabe, Fancy Goods and Notions.
Christian Bardcs, Tanner and Currier.
Ii. III. Neman, jr Jeweer.
F. c. Brandt. Of +. q. Brandt & Co
Jacob Kuauber, Pork Packer.
Otto Taxis, Druggist.
Christopher Ahrens. Manufacturer Of Steam
Fire Engines,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
DIED.

RYAN-February II, at / o'clock A. NJ,
Thomas Ryan, IN his 9Th year, at his resi-
dcnco, 201 " est third street
Funeral sery c2s will BE- held Sunday after
noon at o'clock, ut the Church Of Atouement'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17
INSURANCE.

taxed
business habits The liabilities
under
inendent o Insuran
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-17

No other remedy has proved so effect
ual in re ieving coughs and colds as
DR.. Bulls COusb Syrup.
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ROBERT CLARKE & CO.
Publishers, Booksellers and StatiOners.
No. 65 w. Fourth Street,

T IQUOR ami OPIUM Habit, self Cured
IL New book of vital value, also expo. .es fall.
lacious treatment and nostrums, 75c. JESSE
HANEY Il CO., LID Nas;a street, New York
my25-tf
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Officers and Directors of the Union CEN

JOHN COCHNOW Err, Pres. N. W.HAI
K. ). RUSl, ID, Vice Pres. JOHN DAVIS.
ID. J. HARRIS, NJ. d., Adjuster. MAITHl
H. 5. Rust, d. D., Cor. Sec. Freedmen's Aid
Society, Cincinnati.
IL. DeCamp, j. +. Larkin u Co., Bankers, Gin.
Wm Is. DAVIS, NJ. d., 80 Elm street, Cil.
N. W. Harris, Sec. Union cent al Life 1ns. Co.
John paYis, II. D., 3 3 Elm street, Cincinnati.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORERLIN COLLEGE,

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
Il tory Departments Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences Thorough anu cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library foes only $27 a
year. Over 200 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address J. Ii. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j. B. T. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin,
Ohio. au3 d&w,f
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-04-05

LETTER 'FRONT.': c. TAYLOR, ESQ.,
SENT:
One of our County officers has receiv-
ed letter from Mr.. +. G. Taylor, dated
London, March 18th, explaining why
the contract was not sent to Mr.. Mel
len. 1t seems that Mr.. NJ. failed to
send the balance Of the cash payment
and had no right to expect a contract
until he did so. Mr.. Taylor writes:
In the Wortllington Journal of the
18th ult., in column headed ''Nation-
III Colony Crookedness, notice my
name is used in 4 manner that indi-
Gates anything but pleasant feelings to-
ward me on the part of Mr.. a. NJ. Mel
len and the p:oprietors of the Journal.
Also the statement that Mr.. Mellen
has notified me that he is ready TO full
till his contract. I am, and lave been
since the date of Mr.. 1Iellen's payment
of the $500 referred to, ready and very
willing to receive the balance due on
the cash payment and furnish him with
the proper contract for IL deed, but |
have never received any notice or heard
from Mr.. Mellen in any manner, direct
ly or Indirectly. Will you please see
Mir. Mellen and the proprietors Of The
Journal and learn the cause of such UNI
pleasantness, and say to MIR. Mellen
that if he will send me here the balance
due as above, will send him the con-
tract. lie can remit 10y bank draft Oh
Chicago or New York.
have devoCed.a years time and sey-
eral thousand dollars to advertising
and sending parties to the lands in No
hles county, and expect to take there
with me, or to send there, this Spring,
q party of Englishmen, (settlers,) With
capital and it seems to ne that one who
has done and is doing thus should mer-
1t and receive, ut the hands of Il public
journal, or any one in Mobiles county.
their hearty good will, cooperation and
assistance.
So the last peg on which the ;:1fa-
nous Journal tried to hang charge Of
crookedness, gives way. The Jour-
nails attemp5 reminds us of the man
who mistook a fly on the wall for a llall
head and undertook to hang his hat or
it. =,
= Mr.. Mellen, it seems, fell an easy prey
to R0hrer and: Bell, who concocted
these infamous attacks and gave his
statement and affidavit, when he should
have opened correspondence with Mr..
Taylor, paid the balance due and got his
contract. lie was not as well .cquaint-
ed with the men as we are, or he would
have sent them way with !, flea in their
ears when they came nosing about him
to trap him into lending his name to
80 base al attack.
Mr.. Taylor evidently does not know
the animus and character of the Jour
nal set, as lie asks to know the ''cause
OF such unpleasantness'', toward HIM.
In the first place, the editor of the Jour
nal is the Register of Deeds, and as Mr..
Taylor did not give him any deeds to
record, he has, ever since Mr.. Taylor's
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-04-05
SUPREME COUI1T

Opinions were filed III the three cases
below, the syJlubi of which are as fol-
lows:
George Barman, respondent, VS.. Aa-
ron Z. Miller and Ransom f. IIumis-
ton, ilnpleaded, ETC., copartncrs under
the firm name Of Miller, lIumiston &
Co., appellants.
Plaintiff obtained Judgment regular
ly by default against defendant H., and
caused execution to be issued and lev
led upon certain Of his personal proper
ty. On defendants motion the judg-
ment was set aside, default opened, and
leave given to answer Oh condition that
such Judgment, execution and levy
should stand as security for PLAINTIFFS
claim to abide the event OF the action.
Subsequently on stipulation the answer
which defendant had Mterposed was
withdrawn and judgment was author
lied to lie entered and execution to be
issued anew against the defendant,
whic!, was done. On the taxation of
costs plaintiff was allowed certain sums
for necessary expenses and fees incur
| red by the sheriff on the first execution
in making the levy thereon, &C., and in
keeping and taking care Of the proper
ty levied on to the time of the entry Of
! the second Judgment.
Held, that the first execution under
the circumstances performed the Office
OF a writ of attachment, and that the
sums allowed were properly taxable rs
fees and disbursements incurred under
such Il process.
Under the statute which allows to
the sheriff such sum for necessary ex-
pensps incurred by him to secure and
safely keep property seized under an at
tachment as may be allowed 10y the
court, Il previous allowance by the
court is necessary to authorize the clerk
us u taxing officer to tax the same in
the adjustment Of IL bin of costs. When,
however, such sum is taxed without a
previous order Of allowance by the
court, the irregularity is cured by the
subsequent action Of the court on APP.
peal approving the same as reasonable
| and necessary.
In the service of a subpoena by Il sllcr-
lit where the party upon whom service
is sought to lie made, cannot, after dill
| igent search and inquiry, be found, the
officer is entitled for such search, in
quiry and return, when made, one dol
lar. Judgment affirmed.
CORNELL, J.
Elilu Smith, appellant, VS.. Horace L.
11ackOr, respondent.
Any property authorized to he &C.
quired and held as Il homestead under
section l, chapter GS, general statutes,
and held and occupied us s1ch, is pro-
tected against amy mortgage, except for
the purchase money, given by the own
CT, if married man, without the sig.
nature of his wife.
A debt incurred for lumber to build
Il dwelling house on a lot held under I,
contract Of purchase, and claimed and
occupied as Il homestead, represents no
part of the purchase money of such
homestead. g."
Judgment affirmed: CORNELL, J.
We are asked every day about the
possibility of Il crop and the risk of
sowing seed. We are not. q prophet.
but we can give what Il prophet and
psalmst said:
They that SOW in: tears shall reap in
Joy.
He that goetl forth and weepeth,
bearing precious seed, Shall doubtless
come again with rejoicing, bringing his
slleayes with him.
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Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale, for the next 30 days, A NO.
L 100 ACRE CLAIM. near Adrian, ii, G:au,
Prairie township, which has never known Il fail
ure OF crops ii bushels OF wheat per acre raise,
the past season. Improvements cost over 81, "a
Good house well finished throughout, a larg
barn, good WE'LL l4c acres all fall plOWed, IL ne,
Marsh Harvester and Drag, and other improve
ments. All for the sum Of 5000. Party buyin
reasons given for selling.
T. H. PARSONS.
25.tf.
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ADDRES.N

ADDRESS,
AH:!etters addressed to Miller. Hum
1ston accompany, orthington, n obles
county, Minnesota, will he promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the National Colony.
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Reduced Railroad Fare to the
National Colony.

For the accommodation Of PEG pie proposing t.,
60 to the National Colony to visit or to remain
permanently, Railroad Tickets will he furnished
atrcdrced rates on Applicant III to the undcrsign-
cd at the
N11ION11L COLONY OFFICE, IN