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LEGAL,

T EGAL-SrATR OF OHIO, HAMILTON
/ A COUNrY-Common Pleas Court-JacOb
Janson against Martin Gambs, Jacob Gambs,
ami Gustav Tafel, assignee OF Martin Gambs-
No. 5?,S3b.-fhe creditors OF Martin Gambs are
hereby notified that the plaintiff above named
has commenced the above-entitled action, and
that the same is now pending, and that the OBJ
iect thereof is to set asiue and declare void an
alleged fraudulent mortgage executed by Mar
tin Gambs and wife to Jacob Gambs. And all
creditors Of sad Martin Gambs are hereby no.
titled to file their answers in said case on or be-
fore Monday, July 10, 1877.
BY FORREST, CRAMER & MAYER, his Attorneys.
Cincinnati. June |. 1877. je2 At,
r EGAL.-JAMES K. GLENN AND al. o.
/ Glenn, his wife; William II. Goodln and
killa NJ. Goodin, his wife; Charles n. Goodin,
Samuel Goodin, Margaret E. GoOdin, and -
GOodin, wife Of said Charles l.. GOodin, heirs
Of Amanda Goocin, deceased, late Of St. Louis,
Missouri, will take notice that the City OF Cln-
cinnat, for the use and benent Of Frost, Stearns
& Company, did on the twelfth Q2th) day Of
May, 1877, file its petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County Of HHm-
ilton, State OF Ohio, against the said parties,
impeade1 with others, defendants, to enfOrce
an assessment for the filing of Gest street,
from Harriet street to the Cincinnati h Balti-
more Rail DAD, against a lot which fronts
twenty-five (25) feet on the south side Of
said Gest street and extends back southwark
ly Two hundred and sixty three (26J) feet more
or less to the center OF the OLD bed Of
MillcreeH, and lying two hundred ami thirty
two and 25-l0O (23? 25-lU0 feet east Of Wilder's
east line, said lot being the west one-half Of a
| former street called Division street; AMI pray
ing that the defendants may be ordered to
| pay the sum due under said assessment
| amounting to three hundred anu sixty.
seven 81 100 dollars ($367 S3lO0), with interest
thereon at six per cent. u per cent? from Jan.
uary @, 1876, and five per cent Is per cent?
| penalty. or That said y emises may be sold to
| pay the same.
And the SAID defendants are notified that
they are required to appear and answer saId
petition on Or before the l4th day of July, A.
| ID. lST7. DIAUSIN WULSIN,
| Attorney for Plaiotlf.
| Dated at Cincinnati, May II, 1877. myl2-6t,S 8
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Our uWhite Elephant"

An adjourned meeting OF the Directors
of the Southern Railroad Common
Carriers Company was held yesterday
afternoon, with closed doors. No addi-
tional progress was made toward taking
posse sion OF the road, and the Dtrec.
tors adjourned in rather bad humor.
After the meeting Mr.. Alfred Gather
said to reporter: At is no fault oI
the Common Carrier Company that
we are delayed in getting possession Of
the ROAD, and putting it in operation
We can be ready within eight days TO
run trains over the road, but the Trus'
tees won't be ready inside 0l sixty days
TO turn it over to us with the facilities
required for its operation, such az
passenger stations, water stations ano
depots. or course we could put the
passengers of in the mud, but that's no
the way to run a railroad, and W.
couldn't do without water, anyhow
We can get all the rolling stock we meet
from the Louisville h Nashville Rail
road Immediately, but without the facili
ties / have spoken olive can do moth
ing"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER GRANT
i ED by the Probate Court of hamilton Ioun-
", Ohio, L will offer for sale at public auction,
on Saturday, the 23l day Of June, A. d. 1871,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate. situate in the County OF Hamilton.
State Of OHIO, to wit:
Lot No. Sevcnty-one C71) in the West End
Company's Subdivision as per plat recorded in
Plat Book No. Four ~, page ID, Hamilton
County Records, said lot being twenty 1--WE
1857 feet front on the north side Of Flint street
by eIghty-s and one-half ts6h) feet in
depth, and beng the same premises conveyed
to j ohm +. Menkhaus by the West End Com.
pany by deed. recorueded IN book 4l6, page
.3s Hamilton County Records.
Appraised at $500 free OF dover.
Terms OF Sale-One- third in hand, ne-third
in one year, and one third in two years from
the DAY Of sale, with interest, the payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premise
sold MARY A. MENkHAUS,
Auministratrix Of j. +. Menkhaus, DECEASED
per CowAN y DURRELL, her Attorneys.
HEMMELGARN & Co., Auctioneers.
May 10. 1877. my 9-5tS
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

PEETE alley and Rachel street are TO
be improved.
The Board OF Equalization has added
$A6O oS9 u the tax duplicate.
1HE County Commissioners are call
ing for bids Tor the Mitchell-ayenue tun-
lei.
JIMMY FITZGERALD has a spasm OF
ECONOMY as reearus spending OF city
money.
PHILIP SEIFERT's dry-goods store, on
Court street, uao an lncipient blaze last
night. No loss.
The Cantata at the Welsh Presbyte-
rian hurcb, College street, last night,
was an enjoy able affair.
CHAs. THOMPSON, the victim of Will
sons pistol, mas been removed to tue
City Hospital and is resting easier than
lor some days.
JACK CoNNoLLY's speeches In Coun-
Gil are always limited to moving The
previous question, or TO motion for
adjournment.
BERNARD KRUGER fell down a stair
way ana was badly injured, at Proctor
4 CANDLES factory. He was taken to
MS homo on Linnaeus street.
IT is said that the unsightly heap OF
buildings at the southwest corner OF
Fifth and Vine will soon be displaced
by magnificent dry-goods building.
CITY GAS is being econom zed, and
darkness reigns supreme part OF the
night, when "the moon, the inconstant
m0on," takes notion to hide her face.
JAMES CAIN, who killed Daniel Hart,
on Mt. Adams, and was sent to the
Psnitentiary Tor four years is out Gov.
ernor Young pardoneu him, after he had
served thirty days.
MAYOR MOORE was serenaded last
night at his residence on Prices Hill by
Hildebrandts Hessian Band. The ser
ehaae was compliment to the Mayors
attitude on the Sunday question.
GEORGE FISHER, who on the third of
this month Was arrested Tor stealing u
gold necklace from Maggie Bray, OF No.
l47 Wade street, waived an eXamina-
tion and was bound over TO the Grand
jury i'll the sum OF 1900. He was let out
on his own recosnizlnce.
A WARRANT has been sworn out be-
fore squire John Anthony iOr the arrest
OF Charles Kaufman, Jr., OF Cummns.
vile, on charge Of cruelty to animals,
1n lying rope around the neck of a
horse and dragging it tor long distance.
Kaufman has not yet been arrested.
JOHN FARRELL, the good-looking clerk
in Judge Longworth's Court, was asked
this morning during John Cotfey's elo-
quent and earnest speech in the Sedan
will case II he thought there were any
grounds for Cotfey's remarks. II don't
Ano"," said Farrell, "but he seems to
b. boiling overP"
JENNIE HARRINGTON, a gushing maid
oil tWenty-seVen. lasL night, because her
mamma feprlmanded her, Look dose Of
paris.green. She soon repented and
rushed out for a physician, but finding
none she went to drug store and took
an emetic. She is now out OF danger,
though + Il very sick and uncomfortable.
Jennie lives Oh Kllgour street.
AT the meeting Of Council last even
ing the ordinance instrGCting the Mayor
to issue charity market licenses at 81
per month, TO such poor persons as mad
recommendation from ten citizens OF
their ward, was amended anu passed
allowing the Mayor to issue the charity
licenses free Tor such period us he may
deem nit, on the recommendation OF ten
persons and the ware Trustees.
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ance OF Forsinger, and when that gentle
man aid come ue LOOK him to Hammond
street Station.
Mr.. Ellis and the police authorities
came down from Indianapolis, and this
morning in the Police Court the case
was continue to next Thursday. For
singer was put under $500 bail, which he
Was unable 10 glvn.
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand lime. cement,
plaster, fire brick, ciav, chimney tops, drain.
tile. &C., &c. Ohice S3 Central avenue;
Branch office, S96 and sos Central ave-
nue.; office and blacksmith shops, 1913
Central avenue: cigar store and office, 3l3 W..
Second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, btuminous,
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus q. buggies and barouches fol
hire. Expre sing and all Kinds OF
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excurslons. no25-ly-SSW
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DIsTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
ESTATES, Southern District Of Ohio.-ln
Bankruptcy.-No. 1,646.-In the matter OF
Thomas McManus, bankrupt The creditors OF
said bankrupt are notified that he has filed
his petition in this Court praying for a final
discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act and the acts amendatory there
of, and said creditors are required to appear
at a Court Of Bankruptcy to be held before me
at my office. No. East third street, Cincin-
natl, on the 5th day Of July, 1871, at II
o'clock A. NJ, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be 81 antcd.
Dated at Cincinnati, June Q, 1877.
FLAMEN BALL,
ju9-3tS Register in Bankruptcy.
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Horse Stealing.

Oficer Woodyard last evening arrest
ed a man named Henry Forslnger at the
Fifth-street horse market, on charge
OF horse stealing.
Forsinger halls from Marion County
Indiana, from which place he disap'
peared short time ago with two horse
belonging to Alfred Ellis.
The police OF this city were informed,
and yesterday Officer Archie Wood
ward proceeded to the morse market
where he found the equnes.
He patiently waited Tor the appear
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Sunday Excursion.

A Sunday in the countryl The ex.
cursion steamer Cherokee will leave the
foot of Main street tomorrow, Sunday,
June II, at A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. for
Parker's Grove. First-class refresh
ments and a fine country dinner served
on the grounds. NJ. Lucien Marc, the
strongest man in the world, will lift
while suspended from the limb OF tree
horse and rider from the ground and
keep them suspended in the air for some
time. Ladies', children and families will
find this one Of the most enjoyable trips
ever made ON the Ohio. A fine bras:
and string band is engaged for the occa
sion. Tickets only so cents.
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Schicklimg,s Opera-hOuse.

Schickling's OperA.house and music
hail, No. 522 and 534 Vine street, has
been beautifully reftte |. decorated and
painted, anu tonight the grand opening
will take place with favorite German
Comlque Troupe. This hall is generally
patronized by the best families in the
city where they are always certain o
healthy and respectable amusement.
Performances will be given every
evening during the coming week.
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|Furem OF

Viehoff has described very favorable
results from using rubber joints for gas.
pipes. On taking up pipes that had lain
in loleraply damp earth for eight years
the rubber rings were found to be per
fectly elastic, without any indications
OF decomposition or sottening, and they
adhered so Il mly to the iron that it re.
quired considerable time for lour m en-
to work the pipes apart, and i'll some
places the rubber separated itself in.
stead OF leaving the iron.
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DENTISTRY.
EDUCATIONAL.
CH|CKER|NG INSTITUTE

An ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND sCIEN-
n TITIC SCHOOL OF twenty five yea ts'
standing. Employees twelve teachers. Re
cejves boys commencing at a, b, Cs
and youth of all ages. Prepares thoroughly
for the best Colleges and Scientific Schools ana
for Business. For Catalogues, address
j. b. CHICKERlNG, Principal
jpg- W&StSeDs0
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CORYDALIS.
FRIENDsvILLB, BLoUNT Co., Tenn,
April ID 1874.

rhlENDSNlLLhs DLOlNF w., lENN',
April IA, 1875.
DRs. GREENE, LINDLEY & BENTLEY-Gen-
tlemen: My daughter was verv severely af-
ficted with scrofula and difficulty Of breath
ing, accompanied by a smothering sensation
about her heart We had almost despaired OF
her life, when one of our physicians recon- =
mended US to try your Corydais. procured
some of the Corydalis and Medicated Honey.
She only took four or five bottles, and to my
great surprise she is sound and well. There is
no humbug in any of your medicines, and if
tried they will recommend themselves.
Yours truly, E. D. JON ES, Merchant.
For sale by all Druggists, and at
Laboratory, 2S2 Main street, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. myl4-u
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

investigation OF the County In
stitutiOns-Escape of Prisoners
from Jail.
TIE following Is the final report Of the
Grand Jury:
| "rhe Grand Jury of Hamilton
County, impaneled June 4, 1877, respect
fully submit the following:
| "We have been in session ten days
excluding to-day. during which time we
have examined 42S witnesses. We have
investigated 81 cases, found As true bills
| Ignored 80 cases, and passed. to the
consideration Of the next Grand Jury.
| "We have visited the County Jail and
found IL to be III tair condition. The
fact of the escapes and attempted es
capes upon the part OF the prisoners
confined therein has been brought to ouI
attention. it certainly indicate a lax
lty OF discipline, and we would recon.
mend that the prisoners be kept under
stricter surveillance in the future.
son Wednesday we visited several OF
| the city and county institutions. The
| City Work-house we found to be In all
| admirable condition. and under capable
and ett1cieut management.
"Ihe House OF Refuge was found TO be
ou9h discipline as some of the jury
hought was desirable.
"The Insane Asylum was found to be
in fine order, clean, and under hrst-class
manag
"Pue County lntirmary received the
thorough appreciation of all the jury, its
care and control, together with its con-
dltlon, all speaking well tor those in
charge.
1.-The City IntirmaryHwas in as good a
condition as could, with the limited
room and means, be expected, yet we
found the facilities inadequate to the
wants OF the inmates, especially in the
washing and kitchen departments, and
we would recommend The addition OF
the necessary facilities by the city au-
th0ritlee.
"rhe Cincinnati Hospital was also
found to be IN satisfactory condition,
and Its management approved.
81. b. MON HORTER,
"Fureman OF Granu Jury" ;"
ADDITIONAL BILLS RETURNED.
The following additional Dllls were
returned:
Barney Strueve and William Ellwood
burglary; Thompson Gray, forgery, two
Indictments; +. NJ. Bird and W. Davis,
and George Gibson, grand larceny
Robert McFall and JOHN Bouen, same
John McCLntick and John Marshal.
Johnson, same; Ira Hammond, adulte.
ry; Micnael Hayes, assault with intent
10 Kill; Fred. w Wllliams, obtaining prop.
erLy by false pretenses; Matte Smith,
keeping brothel; Thomas Cosgrvye,
same; Rena King, same.
The pai ties with reference to whom
bills had been ignored were then dis
charged from custody.
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Extra size Jean Drawers at Mabley'!
New Clothing House, 66 West Fifth street, op
posite Fountain.
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ABSTRACTS.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
10 ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly and at moderate
rates, by the CINCINNATI ABS TRACT 20 NJ
PANY.
The Company will also make examinations
and furnish information as to any OF the Cou IS
or Records in this County.
Persons interested in Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at th1 Office Of the Company for
further information.
Office, No. 20 West Ninth street.
mll26.tf A. ID. DISERENS, Manager
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You can buy, at Mabley's New Clotnin s
House, c6 West Faith street, opposite Foun-
tain, Black Alpaca Coat for 81 that is sold in
in other clothing houses for So.
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THE Annual Exhibition Of the SCHOOL
OF DESIGN, WOOD CARVING AND
SCULPTURE Of the University of Cincinnati,
will be opened on WEDNESDAY, June l3. at
the Cincinnati College, on Walnut street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, and continue
day and evening during the remainder Of the
week. Admittance free. telS:it
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NOTICES.

CEORGE KLEIN, COMPOSITION ROOF
VI Err. Repairing promptly attended to: 23l
W. Third st., Cincinnati, .. mh2o-S. Iu&Th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-31
FloOrea by the QnndrupI.x.

The Sazarac Lying Clubs meet
ings are reported in the Austin
New Reyoille. The members are
very able liars, according to what
we read about them. One Of them
stood up in a recent meeting aud
said "The telegraph company is
now using the quadruplex system
over the Virginia and Salt Lake
circAit, by means of which four
messages may be sent simultaneous
ly over q single ire. The increased
strain on the wire is not visible. here
in Austin, but l was out at Dry
Greek yesterday, and in that vicin-
ity the wire was just humping
itself, and groaning and straining,
and just dropping words off in
chunks. | examined the wire and
found a knot in it, and came to the
conclusion that the quadruplex
message had struck the knot and
got tangled up and stuck at that
point. | tried to straighten the
wire out, but a section of an ac-
count of a battle between the Turks
and Russians struck me on the ear
and knocked me down, and l con-
Guided that it was not advisable to
fool with the thing"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-31
A Hot Article.

The present heated term causes poor
and rich humanity to swelter even in the
shade. Palm leaf and all othe. kinds Of
fans swing and autter all the day long,
and cooling drinks are in demand Even
the lower grades of animals are suffering
somewhat from the heat. The thermom.
eters indicate daily a temperature above
ninety degrees, and should the one hun
dredth point, or over, be reached by the
sleepless and industrious thermometers
Fahrenheit, Reamur and Centigrad, =
then all nature in this latitude will be
come cremated. The London Punch
apostr>phises the Golden u in felicit
Gus verse as follows:
"Well done. thou %gloriSus orb! we'll done
indeed,
Thou sum- for nature now is one great foast-
Roasted, and boiled, and fried. and baked, by
thee.
Thy fro hath boiled the 6sheI in tbs streams,
Roasted the living mutton on the Downs,
Fried all the parsloy in its very bed;
And, baking the pOtatoel under ground,
Hath cooked them growing, so that mon
may dig
'Taters all hotl ,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-31

Not ever O riot like that in Pittsburg
would divert the attention Of the average
Louisyillian from a pending base ball
match. Louisville has it bid.
Pittsburg was alarmed over a case Of
cholera. When investigation disclosed
that the deceased had eaten cucumbers
and drank ice water late at night the
alarm sabsided,
Bessie Turner, the Unavailable, has
recently written Q letter complaining Of
the persistence Of the man McDermott,
who is still trying to make out that he is
her loDg-lost brother.
The Smith sisters, who 1--we resisted
tax'paying so long and made a new
translation Of the bible, are said to be
eighty years old, or over. They may
even o%vtlive the republic.
All the meteors that fall in a mans
back yard belong to him and not to the
prowling sta ;azer who happens to see
them iall. 50 says the Supreme Court
Of Iowa, and the decision seems to be
%eminently sound.
Mr.. Pirt, Of Columbus, o., writes to
the State Journal that he " would rather
steal than work at ~eighty-fve cents a
day" Mr.. Pirt has at various times
been connected With several important
institutions of the State,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-31

this country; they are Of DO benefit to
legitimate trade. II a farmer goes into
one of these banks with a note we'll in.
dorsed be is told that they only do bust.
ness for cotton advances on bills lading
or through the commission merchant &C.
c~eptanee, i. g., by depositing a margin of
%one.fourth Of a cent per pound on bills
lading they will advance en- the invoice
up to one'fourth or one-half cent of the
value, you running the risk of losing ten
or fifteen dollars q bale on your invest.
menf. Futures aud life insurance com
panies are more detrimental to a COM
muuity than all the gambling bells.
Our currency is good. but no govern.
ment should control the banking priv.
ileges Of a country. Look at the list of
broken national banks in the last year
Why only last week eight in St. Louisl
Away with the national banksl Give US
stock banks as we had before the war.
MELANCE.
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HNrnmann Il Rrn

Have removed to their new store, corner
of Madison and Main streets, and are
now better than ever prepared to offer
their customers and the trade generally
the greatest inducements In the line Of
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, etc
The front portion Of the store is devoted
to the retail trade, and iS stocked with
the finest brands Of imported and Key
West cigars, fresh and dark, the choicest
brands of chew ing and smoking tobacco,
and real frst.class five.cent cigars, in
about twenty different styles and brands.
The Wholesale department is filled with
such a great variety of cigars and to.
bacco manufactured expressly for them,
and containing such a variety Of styles
and makes as cannot fail to please every
dealer in that line; and we would advise
all who wish to purchase any Of the arti.
cles in their line to call at No. 2S6 Main
street and examine their stock. Prices
are very close, and goods warranted at
represented.