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QOnt you COuo dloHS ooO' "ho'o 'o6o
and hands were flying in the air like the
arms of runaway windmill in a storm,
could not let the opportunity pass, and as
an arrow fitted by his car, which, ifpossi-
BILE, increased his exertions, he exclaimed,
'Do act like a man that was throwing
off ?"-Arzona Miner.
The sheriff of this parish is a genial
cuss; Happy Jack fellow. He told a
witness in criminal case, of not much
magnitude, and when conviction would
have resulted in fine only, that the de-
PENDANT had made threats of bodily harm
to witnesses in the case and that he (the
sheriff. had armed his deputies in conse-
uuence and wanted to know if the wit
Q nesses "were coming fixed" as we'll as
J. advising them to do so. The defendant
3. denied the threats, and when the sheriff
% is brought up about it, he says he was
it Gin fun" We are truly glad to learn thai
such vein of humor permeates the 9th
IS erwise solemn judicial structure. Fun
" we'll now that's rich. Is not this fun bus
Q, mess getting to be "rsthcr monoton Gus,
It a. the fellow said when his horse hat
j. bucked with him for over an hour.
as So, the struck buzzard stretched upo1
a. the plain,
T. No more through armies and loyalty
q Craze again,
y: Viewed his own feather on the fated dar
That winged the shaft that quivered
ee his heart;
ey Keen were his pangs, but keener far t
nd feel,
So He nursed the pinion which expelled tn
steal.
oar Patterson didn't say it,
Oh W. H. Tunnard, ESQ.,, Clerk of the Di
ian trict Court, furnishes US with the follow
va ing result of the criminal trials to dat
Dry Chas Monroe, Larceny, Guilty.
Remy Silyey, Perjury, not guilty.
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Vegetine.
NOTHING EQUAL TO II.
SOI7Tu SALEM. Mass, Nov. ii, 1876.

011t'7s'I ~
Mr.. II. r. Stevens:-
Dear Sir, have been troubled with
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for three yeas; nothing ever did me any
GOOD until commenced using the Vege
tine. am now getting along t'rst-rate,
and still using the Vegctine: ! consider
there is nothing equal to it for such com"
plants. Can heartily recommend 1t to
everybody Can heartily recommend Ut
to everybody. Yonrs truly,
| MRS LIZZIE I'M. PACKARD,
No Is Lagrange street, South Salem
Mass.
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ply. New Orleans is quoted 45a55c per gallon
for fair to prime. Retaed syrups held AT OOcaSl
per gallon, according to quality.
OlLS--MOdeIate demand'fOr linseed, with
quiet market at 5Ga57c per gallon. Kenned
petroleum sells at l4al6c per gallon, as 10 hfc
test. Extra lard oil IN moderate demand, anu
current make sells at 73a7jc per gallon.
POTATOES-lhe demand continues mou
crate, with an abundant supply ami steady
market at S5a40c per hu loose, on arrival.
Prime to choice lots in store quoted 81 4Oal 5U
per brl, or 4ja5Jc per bu. packed.
POUL steady and the receipts
are liberal and moderate demand. We quote
live chickens at 81 5a2 10 per dozen for young,
and 81 2aa2 rs for full grown. Ducks s2ae 81
aud geese SO j0a4 10 per dozen, and live tur-
keys Ease per ID.
SALr-Domestic is in fair demand aud sell
ing at IL U5ul 10 Der bri OF 8 bushels for ONO
River and kanaWna wi tn full supply. Foreign
dull ut Il ZIal 2I per sack for Liverpool coarse
and 31u3Sc per Du for Turks Island.
SEbD-ClOver steady and quite ana ample
offerings at 65aG in store, aud Sc on arrlva
per lb. Timothy is IN mod rate request al 81 4O'
l 50 per bA III store, and 81 2jal 80 on arrival
ana max selling at 81 ~ per busAel with fAlr dc
manu,
SUGAR-Moderate demand and quiet mar
kct. We quote: New Orleans Sa9ac for raw
lULal0!s for clarified: yellow refined S4a0tsc
extra "C" 9MalOAc, "A" white l0hal04c
granulated llc powdered llAc, crushed ll5ec
AMI cut loaf il4c per ID.
TALLOW-MarKet steady, with liberal Of
ferlngs ut 7}GM!ac per ID for country rendered
packed
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The Rev. John Morris will deliver an
address Tonight at the Y. NJ. Z. A. Hall.
Rev. 2. b. Morgan has returned from
Boston, and Will occupy his pulpit TO-
morrow.
Tomorrow is the day of prayer for
Sabbath-schools throughout the Christ
ian world.
There will be gospel and song service
Sunday night at the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall,
commencing at s O'Clock.
The Rev. G. d. Morris, of Toledo, will
preach at the Ninth-street Baptist
Church tomorrow morning.
A temperance meeting will be held at
Mears Chapel Tomorrow evening at "a
O'Clock; John Freeman, NJ. D., leader.
DR.. West has returned to the city and
will teach his Bible class tomorrow at
4:l5 O'Clock. Subject: "The Atonement."
The subject of DR.. Ridgaway's ser.
mon tomorrow evening at st. Paufs n
e. Church ia, "What Shall the Girls
Do"
Mr.. Charles E. Coffin, of this city, will
occupy the pulpit OF the Union Church,
on Walker Mill Road, tomorrow eve
ming.
Rev. Samuel Benedict, DID,, of St.
John's Parish, Savannah, Ga, will
preach in 81. PauPs Church tomorrow,
both morning and evening.
The Rev. S. X. Leavitt, pastor OF the
First Baptist Churcn, will begin the
first OF series OF lectures on Bible
characters next Sunday evening.
The October meeting of the Sabbath
school teachers OF the Cincinnati Pres
bytery will be held at the Third Presby-
terrain Chu Oh, Cincinnati, on Monday
evening, Oct, 20
Rev. IL. b. Ridgaway and d. II. Bald.
win, Esq, will address the Sunday.
school Union mass meeting, at York.
street Nj. e. Church, tomorrow after.
neon at 4 O'Clock.
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Prayer for Sunday.schooIs.

Sunday, October 28, and Nj onday, Oc-
tober 20, having been agreed upon by
Christians in all parts of the world as
days for special prayer for Sunday
schools, the following programme has
been arranged:
Meetings viii be held Sunday after
noon at A O'clock at the following
churches:
Congregational Church, Vine street.
Central Presbyterian Church, Mound
street.
York-street NJ. E. Church, York street.
Baptist Church, Mount Auburn.
Christian Church, Cumminsyille.
Baptist Church. columbia.
At ~ O'Clock Z. NJ, NJ. Z. Church,
Walnut Hills.
The following objects Of prayers are
suggesCed; That the SabbaC school Of.
hcers and teachers may be endowed
with the Holy Spirit; that the army of
teachers may be largely increased by
consecrated men and women; that the
aim and the result of the teaching snail
be to bring all the scholars to Christ;
that the National, State and Municipal
Sabbath-school Organizations may be
blessed az means or advancing the
cause.
A union mass meeting on Monday
evening, at "a O'Clock, October 20, OF
pastors, sunda! school workers, parents
and friends, at Trinity NJ. II. Church on
Ninth street. Short addresses suitable
to the occasion will be delivered by Mrs.
Z. W. Alden (Pansy), Ii. Tnane Miller,
Rev. w. W Ramsey, Rev. j. e. z. Kun.
Ter, Rev. 5. W. Duncan.
Inc public are invited, and it is espe.
Clally urged upon the trends of the
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The Southern Road.

A meeting Of tue Southern Railway
Trustees and Sinking Fund Commits
sioners was held yesterday afternoon.
The press was excluded, but it is un.
derstood that the Trustees will ask for
$4,000 900 more, as the $16,000,000 are
gone and the road is not finished. 1t
seems to be the intention to bull i'd tenn
porary depots on Mclean avenue at the
immediate point at which the road
reaches grade, say about Gest street.
AS to the quarterly earnings of $33, 900,
reported a lew days since, that sum, it
is claimed, VIII be held by the Trustees,
and not by the Sinking Fund Commits.
sion. The Trustees promise to give q
statement OF expenditures, and proba-
bly, also all estimate Of the amount re-
quired to complete the road. The state
ment is expected 10 be made within
sixty DAYS,
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Board of Aldermen.

The Board met in regular session last
evening.
The bids for German advertising were
made the special order for next meet
ing atshalf-past o'clock.
Tue ordinance to authorize the Board
of Public Works to lease the COusadine
farm property for a western reservoir
was engrOssed.
The matter of granting to incline
plane railways the right to run steam
dummies caused considerable dissa us
faction, and was finally referred TO the
trustees of the Second and Twelfth
Wards. Board of Public Works and So
licitor.
The purchase of new steam fire en-
gine, needed for Camp Washington, was
referred TO the Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Resolutions declaring it necessary to
improve Grand avenue from Warsaw
Pike to Price avenue, and Price avenue
from Mount Hope Road to Hawthorn
Place, were adopted.
| Adjourned.
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Ugly Charge against a Sch0O
YeRCher.

The Covington people have branded
William l.. Vaughn, Principal of the
First District school, i'll that city, as a
''bIack sheep"
Yesterday afternoon, William Shaw,
OF Camp5ellford, Ontario, Canada, and
Il. 5. w. Siebert, Il lawyer OF this city,
proceeded to Covington and demanded
Of the Marshal to arrest Professor
Vaughn at his residence, No. 1888 Car
rard street.
Shaw claims that Vaughn was living
with his daughter, who had not married
him, and that, besides, the Professor had
wife ana child in Canada.
Mr.. Shaw persuaded his erring
daughter to accompany him home.
Professor Vaughn was notified of the
transaction while at his duties in the
school, and after its closing Immediately
packet his valise and is non est.
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Am Ex-PoItceman in Trouble,

Our sister city, Covlngton, is consid-
erably excited just now over the fact
that David snelbaker, formerly a po-
liceman of this city, is alleged to have
deserted his wife, and taking his chill
dren with him, made his lodging place
at No. 26 Burnet street, where resides
one Belle Fisk.
The neighbors are greatly incensed,
and threats of lynching have been ut
tered. The children are anxious to go
to their mother, but they are fOrcibly de-
tanned.
Mrs. Snelbaker is highly spoken OF,
and yesterday swore out a warrant for
the arrest OF her husband and the pro-
prietress of the house III which her
children are detained.
Up to noon to-day Snelbaker had not
been arrested.
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at 7,SasZa9ls lsa9Zc. Sugar cured hams in fair
demand at l4c. Lard quiet: cholce Leaf in
tierces lOLc. Whisky steady at 81 W. Bag
ging dull at l2jsc. Tobacco dull and uns
changed.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.- Flour: dull and un-
changed. Rye Hour easier at Sla4 40. Corn
meal quiet. Western at 81 60a3. Wheat: NO.
spring, 81 25; NO. Milwaukee, 81 goal 30I;
No. / spring, 81 30: ungradei red winter,
81 AZ; NO. 2 Northwestern, 81 SO9sa1 81. Rye
stcaIy: Western, zoe. Barley dun: choice
two -fOwed state, 7Jc. Malt dull and un-
changed. Corn: ungraded Western mixed,
C2g aG}c; damagel mixed, SOC; steam mixed,
Octob Il, u 4 aG3c; NO. ?, October 625ss. Oats;
mixed Western and state, 3ja5Sc;
wnlte Western do, 3ja44c. Hay
unchanged. Hops dull: yearlings,
44Ic; new, Sa12c. Coffee unchanged. sugar
quiet: fair TO good refining, SaS}4c; prime,
S3GaSac; refined IN fair demand and un-
changed. Molasses in fair demand: New Or
leans, 36l5Oc; Porto Rico, 3paj5c; English
Island, 3Saljc. Rice unchanged. Petroleum
dull ana lower: crudc, SIC; renned. l45sc.
IaloW steady ut re. Strained resin un-
changed. Spirits OF uurpentlne less firm at
aI]sc. Eggs Grmer: Western 2la22c. Pork
dull: new mess, $l4 ~. Beef quiet Western
long clear q let and steady at SIC. Lard
steady: prime steam, s.Sshas.sT5sc. Butter
heavy: " esJern, lla3!c " hi5ky nominally
II I3Ja.
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j. R. Rodgers, the theatrical agent,
entertained his friends this morning al
No. 163 Vine street by club-swingtng,
dumu-bell exercise, sc.
Auditor-elect Cappeler left yester-
day ona pleasure trip to Richmond,
Indiana, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland
and Putin Bay. He will be absent four
OF five days.
Rev. Chas. d. Norris, of Toledo, one
OF the rising young men of the Baptist
denomination, will preach at the Ninth
street Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing at II O'clock.
Principal Royse, of the Sixth District
School, has made Il study OF hawthorne
and his writings, and will deliver two
Tree lectures on the subject in the chapel
of Wesleyan College, November Sand 10.
Messrs. Mundhenk Il Hoffman, model
ers, No. 81 Hunt street, nave executed
mouel OF a group tor the browning orna-
ment for the new Odd-fellows' Han,
Maysville, KY. The model Is ten iee'
high, and tile work will be cast In ziuc.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Sophia Kauiz, 80 yrs. Germany.
John f. Windho st, 30 yrs, Germany.
Infant Schultz, st,llborn, city.
VIM. Stcinschneider, 32 yrs, Austria.
Kate Freshman, As yrs, Hungary.
Mary Ann GArtuer, 10 yrs, Germany.
Rosa stordeur. 26K yrs, Germany.
VIM. Freese, Al yrs, Germany.
John p. Koehler, ~ yrs, city.
Infant Scuierborg, sIillbOrn, city.
Mary Ann Michael, hour, CITY.
Fannie Levi, 4 yrs, city.
Henry kplb, 5A yrs, city.
George Duff, 10 mos, city.
VIM. Warner, 81 yr0, city.
Maurice &. Lang, 26 yrs, France
Henry Foley. 65 yrs, Germany.
E. l.. Stark, 40 yrs, ONO.
Infant Weichman, still born, city.
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The Courts.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT.


Moses G. Parker tled petition, yes.
terday, against James A. Austin and his
guardian, Mary NJ. Austin. to recover
$779 on several promissory notes.
George Wallace, OF Newark, Ohio,
filed his voluntary petition in bank.
ruptcy.
Inc following were arraigned before
Judge Swing and entered pleas Of mol
guilty:
Murray I. Snyder and Geo. NJ. Down.
ard, having counterfeit coin in their
possession, committed in default oil
81, 900 bali each; VIM. d. Jetfries, Squire
JetlrIes and job d. Jetfries, retailing
lual tobacco without payment OF special
tax, released on bail.
COUNTY DISTRICT.
The case of Kate z. LeAman against
the executors Of Thomas Phillips is still
IN progress.
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AInUSeBlLeRItS, A
RoBINsoN's s oPERA-HoUSE.

1NVNIIN5OIN . VI IIIF -IIVOoE'
Mr.. Edwin Booth at Robinssn's Opera
house, two performances to-day. After
noon, 2 O'clock, "Claude Melnotte," in
Lady of Lyons," and tonight "RIchard
III.
Next week, Monday October 90.
"HamIet;" Tuesday, October 80, "King
Lear% Wednesday, october 81, "Riche-
lieu;' Thursday, November, 1, "Slor-
chant OF Venice"
Prices. 800, 81, and 81 so. Reserved
seats 81 50, at ChurcRs Music store and
koblnson's.
GRAND oPERA.HoUsE.
Mr.. Boucioault as "Conn, the shaugh-
ram" gives two performances to-day--
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in ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MR.. Il. DUN
GAN sNLFFEN, NO. II AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general ana
special Agent for the Eastern States. This Wilde
AbranOh Office OF fthe STAR, Mr.. snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our De-
half and receipt all collections therefor In our
name
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LAWRENCEBURG, IND.

Circuit Court terminates Today.
Mr Robert Kellogg is now agent Tor
the Cincinnati STAR, Enquirer and
Volksblatt.
The foundry dedication ball, Thurs
day evening, seems 10 have been sue.
cess in every respect.
Reub. GRIPS examination before the
Mayor is set tor the 20 h, the stab a.
fecting Weikel SO as not to permit HIM
TO get out sooner.
Will. b. Chew, late foreman of the
Lawrenceburg Press, leaves for AenIa,
Ohio, to-day, 10 assume control OF the
Gazstte, Of that city.
Jesse Harper, late news agent at this
place, returned, last evening, as uneX-
pectedly as he departed. 1t is not un-
derstood what he oontemplates engaging
in.
LUDLOW. KY.
Mr., Len. Smith is recovering from his
late severe indispositlon, and thinks
there is no better doctor than his attend
ing physician, Z. Il. Jones.
Captain Miles N. Beatty is by far the
most popular conductor on the Southern
Railway, and his brakeman, young Perry
Williams, is the essence OF ciyility.
We understand the Southern Rallroa
Company's new palace car, the inyen'
tion of Mr.. J. T. Redman, their NJ. M
and NJ. OF r., will be here in few days
1t ID said to be the finest in the country
There is an i'll feeling of some sort
between the City Council and Sohoo
Board, which we will take the trouble tt
discuss >S soon as we get the bottom
facts of the cause and the cause OF the
cause.
DR.. Leighner has returned from pro
fesaional visit TO the Blue Grass Region
and brings a most fatleripg ACCOUNT o
the business and people OF that section
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Died.

KARPER-On Friday evening. October 2G,
at the residence OF her son-in-law, A. Paulis,
Mrs. Susan Harper, aged 43 years. Funeral on
street,
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FINAN CTAL.
C1NCINNATI, oct. 27--i:30 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2T--i 80 p. NJ.
Gold buving at IO2H and selling at 1927.
Gold checks on New Y ork sold at the latter.
Eastern exchange steady and quiet at pre-
vlous rates, We quote it buying aV par aud
selling ut lilo premium.
Sterling exchange is steady at "a Sc for sight
and 81 81 for sixty days per in gold,
Government bonds STEADY ana no material
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WOODS TuEATER,

Two performances to-day--matinee
and night. Val. Yose, the great Ventril-
oquist, appears on these two occasions
and tomorrow night for the last time.
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The largest stock Of UndcIshirts ant
Drawers in the city at MaOley's.
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Marriage LIcehseso

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
John Morris and Jennie Johnson.
Chas. Solinger and Julia Funds.
Peter Schug and Mary Weller.
g. w. Bowler and Helen J. BRYANT,
Wool Half Hose for 2Oc. per pair, at
Mabley's, opposite the Fountain.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Specials to the star.

OIL CITY, PA. Oct. 27--9:00 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River ? feet aud failing. Gather cloudy.
Wind north. Thermometer oil.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Oct. 2I-9:55 A. NJ
MOuOngahela River stationary, with feet
inches of water by the marks. Weather fair.
Thermometer 81. Wind southeast.
PITTSBURG. PA, oct. y . A. M..-River
feet inches ana falling. Weather foggy.
pITTsBURG, PA, oct. 27-11:05 A. M.-River
feet InGues and failing. Gather cloudy and
pleasant.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Oct. $4,000 A. M
kauawha River feet inches. Thermometer
~. Weather cloudy ana calm, with favorable
indications OF ram.
IRoNToN, Oct. 27-l0:30 A. M.-The river has
risen about 3 feet aud is still risihg. w. p.
Thompson and Emma Graham passed up at
A. NJ. The latter aided "a tons OF iron for
Pittsburg. The j. T. RishCr, Michigan and
George Lysle passed down at &, ana the G. K.
W. Bayley, Port Eads dredge- boat, passed
down at ~ A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Pill 40 p. A.-Arrived-
Maggie Harper and Vigo, from Madison; Ben.
Franeiin, from Cincinnati. Departed-5lag-
yle Harper and FigO, for Madison aU noon.
RIVER failing slowly with three feet four inches
in the cana! aud sixteen iuChes on the Falls;
heavy fog last night, now clear and pleasant,
Ihr new Nary Houston VIII be launched at
O clock this afternoon.
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matinee this afternoon and last appear
ance Tonight.
Next week the great spectacular pre-
sentation OF LORD Byron's play, "Sar-
danapalus."