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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.


There is nothing new to report regarding the
market for leaf tobacco and we can only repeat
the now old story Large sales at the auction ware
houses, with prices very firm, and very generally
satisfactory to shippers when stock OF the new crop
Is offered; so, too, of the DID, il sweet and tlayory.
The special sales held during the week did not
show the quantity of fine cutting leaf looked fol
but were chiefly made up of what might be termed
good useful tubaceos tn an occasional fine hogs
head for which prices were pushed up to a point
higher than before reached this season.
The weather for the past ten days has been dry
and cold delaying planting, but as there is ample
time yet To set the crop, the numerous complaints
from the growing districts are not having much
weight. Cigar leaf keeps steady at quotations,
with fair demand for both old and new.
The total offerings for the week, at auction,
were 1905 hhds and 13 boxes, at the following QUO
tations:
New cutting leaf-Comm0n lugs, 81 5Ot03 30;
medium lugs, 50 50@5; good lugs, $5@7; common
leaf, $7g9; good leaf, $l0914 fine leaf, $l4@l5;
fancy leaf $lS@22 rs.
| Old cutting leaf-Fine, $1S@25; good, S12t@18;
medium S9912; red leaf $500 good colory strip
pers, S79l0: common colory shippers, $5@7: col
Ory smokers, $4@5: common dark smokers, $3@4.
New seed leaf-CommOn lugs $2 50@3 common
filters, S3Q5; coed binders, SG@9; colory wrap
pers, $10@12.
Ohio seed leaf-Wrappers, fancy, $20@25; wrap
pers, good to fine, $l2@18 80; wrappers, medium,
$s@l0; binders. S6@S; filters $4@6; common
smokers, 81 5094.
Wisconsin seed leaf-Wrappers fine to fancy SIC
| 918; wrappers, good, $l0@15; wrappers, medl,
| nm, SS910 wrappers, common, $6@S; filters, "
6l4; smokers, common, S2013 80.
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troleum hrmer: refined, Ike Coffee dull: Ris
cargoes, 141<@1715c. Whisky hrmer at 81 O6,
NEW ORLEANS June 11.-Flourauiet utsieady
superfine, 81 50; Xxx, 81 25S94 so; xxx, 81 759
s 75i high grades IS Togo Sj; Corn scarce and
firm: held at 52955c. Oats firm at 35c. Corn
meal strong and higher at 81 5O92 CO. Hay dun,
weak and lower: ordinary, $89l0; prime Sl1012;
choice, $l4(9l5. Pork dull and nominal at IS 70.
Lard quiet but steady tierce, 614971ac; keg, 7g8c.
Bulk meats quiet but firm: shoulders, looss, SIC;
packed, 31s(94c; clear rib sides, 412c; clear,
shoulders, 41zc; clear rib sides, SIC; clear, SIC.
Hams quiet and weak: sugar-cured, 796c, az IN
size; uncanvased, 6Ac. Whisky steady: rect1hed,
81 03(9i o. Coffee strong: Rio cargoes, ordinary
to prime, 1354CglSc, gold. Sugar quiet common
to good common, 6(965zc; fair TO fully fair, 6lsg
SIC Molasses in good demand at full prices;
common, 1S@20c: fair, 22925c; prime 70 choice,
33(Q42c Rice In fair demand and ht m; Louisiana,
ordinary to choice. 69Gt4c Bran easier at S21zc
NEW YORK. June 1l.--Flour dull: No. q 81 50@
So; superiine State and Western, So 60@4; common
to good extra, 81 20(g4 60; good To choice, VI 900
5 70; white wheat extra So SO@6 so; fancy, S6 55@
10; extra Ohio, "a 30(15 IS: ST. Louis, S6 2591;
Minnesota patent Sc 2ag8. Rye-hour and corn
neal dull and unchanged. Wheat heavy: un.
spring. 81 i2C91 1871; No. 2 Milwaukee, VI ~;
No: spring, 81 16@1 IS; No. red winter, VI ~;
No. do, 81 u: extra white, 81 q; No. North
west, May, 81 121a91 13. Rye dull and nominal:
Western, GOOSE. Barley dull and unchanged.
Malt quiet and unchanged Corn heavy No. 2,
4Sc. Oats heavy: mixed Western, 2S(9S01aci white
Western 29(936c. Hay dull and heavy: shipping,
50155c Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee duh
and nominally unchanged. Sugar dull and un.
changed. Molasses unchanged. Rice steady and
in fair demand. Petroleum quiet and steady:
crude, INC; refined, 11$sc. Tallow steady and un:
changed. Strained resin unchanged. Spirits OF
turpentine firmer at 291a930c. Eggs steady:
Western 1215c. Mess pork, $9ta9 25. Beef quiet
and unchanged. Western long clear middles dun
and unchanged. Lard: prime steam, 675@6. SOC.
| Butter dull and heavy: Western, S@2lc Cheese:
Ohio, 6@9T4c. Whisky quiet at u 07@1 08.
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bill was laid over and the Senate adjourned.

bill was laid over and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Bills we're intro
duced and referred:
To reduce the duties on import fifteen per
cent.
p For the relief of the industrial classes.
For the prompt settlement of public
lands.
The House refused toconcur in the Senate
amendment to the Army Appropriation
Bill.
The report of the Conference Committee
on the Military Academy Appropriation
Bill was agreed to.
The Sundry Civil Service Appropriation
Bill was called up in Committee of the
Whole, and various amendments were
adopted.
Without disposing of the bill the Commit
tee arose and the House adjourned.
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sr IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tiseH in the SrAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen No. 72
AstOr House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will De branch Office of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname
nD- CINCINNATI. June 11-2:3o p, .M.-Flour
in good consumptive demand. Corn Iuiet and
steady Oats dull. Barley nothing doing. Rye
moderate movement only and nominally un-
changed. Whisky steady and unchanged
with fair demand. Hogs fairly active
market, ample offerings and prices steady. Mess
pork quiet and easy. Lard steady and fair move
ment. Bulk meats in moderate demand. Cotton
unchanged Gold 1OOT Moderate demand for
money, and market quiet and easy.
WeS- WEATHER.-Fa or partly cloudy weather
lor the next twenty-four hours.
D@--THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street, in Hardin's Insurance Office.
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pmrrs-standard. quoted at 59l@s1c, shirtings

PMNTs-standards quoted at 674@5szc, shirtings
at 41atq5c per yard. w.,
JEANs-Newport 1Sc: Winona 1Sc; Pewee Val
sic; American, 45e: Laurel Hill, 4214c; Queen
City, SOC: Dayton doeskins 2719e.
TICKINGs-Conestoga q Z A, 1212c: c 7, 13]5ei
Gold Medal 1515c; Extra Medal, lie; Queen OF
the West lac, Ice 1Sc, 2Oc, c, and 900: Amoskeag'
G A, 17c.
Brown sHEETINGs-Standard Eastern F4@sc;
Western, 7@71.c seconds, 6g6zgc per yard.
BIEACHED MUsANs-New York Mills, l1Zc;
Lonsdale cambric, 1215c; King Philips cambric,
I3c;. Jabez Knight do, 9lSc; Wamsutta, 1lhc:
Lonsdale SC; Fruit OF the Loom, SIC; Hope, &c;
Farwell, 912c
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The Courts.


Mary Kruse against Fred. Kister. This
was a suit under the basardy act A ver-
dict of guilty was returned and judgment
for $500 rendered.
W. H. Malone against The City of Cincin-
natl. This case came before the general
term on reservation of a motion by the city
for new trial. The action was brought to
recover balance of $4,000, alleged to be
due for paving blocks and strips furnished
to the city, Action dismissed.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-P. Y. LOTUS dismissed; /;
Thos. Moorhead, S.; Frank Quinn, Gus.
Diehl and Chas Mckay, So each; Fred. My
ers, 5000; Maggie Gallagher, months;
Peter Hussen, 80 days.
Disorderly Conduct-Wm. Lawrence, A.
F. Fiesler Thomas Leonard and Maggie
Cook, dismissed; Anthony Grewe, and
Frank Carney, So each; Louisa Ormlston,
continued to June 18th; Y. Fox, dismissed; !;
Rosa Meyers and Thomas OConner, con-
tinued to June 18th; Julia Collins, contin-
ued to June 18th; Chris. Wehman, dis
missed VIM. Cook, 30 days; John Vessel
and Henry Huber, $40 each.
James, Richard Huber and Aug. Black
stone, Us each; L. Iolan ana Charles
Dibowsky, dismissed; Phil. Lambert, So;
Thomas Wood. $19; H. Shuttle Ann Shuttle
and Mary Kathman continued to June 10Th ;
Miscellaneous-Geo. KountA false person
alton, dismissed; M. Lord, same, examina-
ton waived; J. H. Loud, forgery, examina-
! ton waived Henry L. Driver, uttering and
publishing false promissory notes, contin-
ued; f.. H. Grote, contempt, dismissed;
Fred. Meyers, personal violence, dismissed
Rudolph = epellmeyer, abusing family, dis
missed; J. Winneman, false pretenses, con-
| tinued to June 10th; G. Thomas, vagrancy,
dismissed
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EOrty-fifth Congress - second Ses-
sion.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The report of the
Conference Committee on the bill to estab-
lish a permanent form of Government for
the District of Columbia was concurred in
and the bill passed
A bill to strengthen the foundation of the
Washington Monument was passed
/. The River and Harbor Appropriation Bill
was taken UP. After long discussion the
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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"A ing, crayon drawing, &C. Soc OF booksellers
or by mail. JESSE HANEY g. CO., ll9 Nass,It
street, New York.
CKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil aad
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OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY & Co.. 1l9
Nassau street. New York.
ELOCUTIONISTS' journal gives best standard
Il and new pieces heroic, pathetic, dramatic, dia
lect humorous, &c. 10c OF any newsdeaer or b,
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. June Ill 80 p NJ
Gold steady Buying at 1905, selling at l0l.
Gold checks at 100
Eastern exchange is quoted par buying and lilo
premium selling, with moderate inquiry.
Sterling is drawn at 81 8512 for long and 81 S71a
for sight but very little wanted.
The following are the local buying and selling
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

Only a very moderate trade this week, the de-
mand being light for all descriptions Of goods.
Country dealers are buying only in small lots to
replenish their stocks. Market firm and NOM
inally unchanged.
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ODY METZ, young man living at No 53S
Walnut street, was taken to- Hammond
street Station to-day on the charge of forg-
ing the name of Geo. H. Uphof to check
on the German American Bank, to the
amount of S125.
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HOGS-Are in good demand and the marKet IS
steady. Common selling at $3@3 %, fair to good
at $3 3oa3 50, and select butchers at S3 60@S 65
per GENITAL.
CATTLE--Market dull and no change in prices
We quote common 81 5092 medium 50 25@2 rs,
good at 50 2092 rs, and choice at $4 Oo@4 40 per
GENITAL.
sHEEP-Quiet and steady with prices un-
changed
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For POnlerOy.

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
s1e- = TELEGRAPH. f. s. Morgan, Master.
Freight received on Wharfboat foot OF
Broadway. W. Honshell Supt.
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ CHAS MORGAN, A. Stein, Master.
LeAS Apply on board or to Royse \ Messct,
j. c. Dorplan Il Co., Matt McGuire,
George Charter Agents
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI June 11-2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "A hours:
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For Memphis,

WEDNESDAY, 10Th, at . P. M. POSITIVELY,
N< :. ANDY BAUM, II. ]. yinton, Master.
Apply on board, or to Royse & Mosset,
Agents, on \, o. Wharfboat
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 11th, at p NJ, POSITIVELY,
N< = the c. & 0. R. R. Packet BOSTONA,
,sAAsA8G.s sAAAG.s& l. Bryson Master. Freightreeeived OH
Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway W.
donshell, Supt.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY 11th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
W< = GENERAL LYTLE B. Merrelees,
L;faatkas&ts Master. Freight received on Wharf
boat foot OF Vine street Thos. Sher-
ock President
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For Wheeling O..

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Ss - HUDSON, William List, Master. Ap
I5sas 5sassslss ply on board
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The river was falling again at noon to-day, with
feet inches in the channel.
Weather partially cloudy and pleasant
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Chas. Morgan, Golden Crown Golden City, Paris
Brown, Andy Baum, Bostona, Telegraph Bonanza
General Lytle, Virge Lee, City of Portsmouth
Laura L. Davis, Hudson General Pike, W.
Thompson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28
From Seneca.

SENECA, Dec. 30, 1878.
-FOUR ever welcome correspondent SANCHO
PANzA, will please pardon us, in consideration
for emitting those portions Of his letter relal-
ing to his visit to Calumet and Oshkosh They
are pleasant reading and contain some good
hits, but imperious necessity always ovcrrulcs
our choice in these matters.
The most of my friends having moved to
Chicago | babe adleu forever to the place
which changes had made odious to me, and
went to look up the "boys" in the city. 1t took
me q week to find all of them, and l nearly
wore out directory, but made the circuit.
| was hardly ready to leave, but letter from
Madame, dated Home, sweet home, she
knep it would fetch me-decidcd me to return
at once to the bosom of my family.
After greetings were all over, retired to
my sanctum and found the papers all there
ready for me- noticed letter in the FREE
TRADER from that Iferculean of Ophir II
"Una" got ahead" of me, it's all right--pcr.
fec.ly proper And "Becmus" turned tramp,
ehy always thought there was material III
HIM for first class tramp. But change
must have come over him, too Who ever
knew Beemus to reach for pie when glass of
beer WAS at handy Has he tied his coat with
red ribbony have been besiegcd by host
Of well.mcaning people to do so, but red is un.
becoming TO me, and blue is my special aver
sion, while white smacks 200 much OF bridal
favors, so my coat is minus ribbon. lIowev.
er, never call for pop, and shut one eye"
On Monday there was some cxcitcmcn,
about getting up n Christmas tree. With two
drug stores doing n heavy business IN toys and
trinkets-a change in them has made thngs
lively, both nave competent clerks now--pco
pie halted between them so long that they were
late in getting their gifts tied 10 the aforesaid
tree. had huge turkey sent down from my
Grundy Co. farm. Christmas came, and lot,
of little folks and big folks were happy; hut
my turkey did not go of as had expected
The party for whom il was intended did moi
seem to appreciate it, 30 it was TUNED over t.
a good old church member, whose wife l.
not afraid 10 dress and roast the biggest turkc,
that ever gobblcd-and he, generous soul, in
vited young and old of his kindred TO partak'
Of it to-day. Some one said the pastors iami-
ly were among the invited, but it may not
be SO
Has the local editor "A bucket" and u copy
of this weeks RerOrd? "A word to the wise. "
As Christmas IS past, I'll bow myself out,
wishing all Happy New Year" Exit
SASCHo PASZA,
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Ophir and Vicinity.

OPHiR Dec. %, 1878.
The snow continues to fall and the demand
for cutters increases
Jay Hawker talks greenbacks to an admir-.
ing crowd at his blacksmith shop every day
The shooting match in Homer last Saturday
was very largely attended and a great many
birds taken.
Mr.. John Condor of Seneca. paid a flying
visit through our town last week, behind Dulrl
Billy. Mr.. Condor Is always welcomed in
these parts by his many friends.
We are sorry again To chronicle the sickness
of Mr. James Dougher.y.
Mr. James Mitchell was used very badly by
come of the La Sale roughs, last week In
that town.
Wereturn thanks for the kind hospi'a ity lie
s,owed upon us last week by the family 'f Mr.
John Nh holson.
Mr. James Bows of Prairie Center srent last
week visiting at the residence Of Dir. Rob,
Wylie.
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SOME NOTABLE CHILDREN.-Ballct men.
Itons l03 children endowed with extraordinary
talents, among whom few arrived at an advanc-
ed age fhc two sons Of Quintilian, SO vaunt-
ed by their father, did not reach their 10Th
year lIcrmogcncs, who at the age of 10
taught rhetoric to Marcus Aurclius, who tr-
umphcd over some OF the most celebrated rhc-
toricians of Greece, did not die, but at ~ lost
his faculties and forgot all he had previously
acquired. Pica di Mirandola died at 32 DO
hanncs Sccundus at %, having at the age Of
10 composed admirable Greek and Latin
verses, and become profoundly vcrscd in juris-
prudence and letters. Pascal whose genius
developed itself at 10 years old, did not attain
the third of IA century In 1891 Il child was
born at Lubbock named Henri llcinckcm,
whose prccociy was miraculous. At ten
months Of age he spoke distinctly; at twelve
he learned the Pcntatcuch by rot", and AT four
teen months was perfectly acquainted with the
Old and New Testaments. At two years OF
age he was as familiar with ancient history rs
the most eruditc authors OF antiquity. Samson
and Danvillc only compete with him in geo
graphical knowledge; Cicero would have
thought him an "altcr ego" on hearing him
converse in Latin, and in modern languages
he was equally proficient. This wonderful
child was unfortunately carried oil in his
fourth year. According to II popular provcrb,
THE sword wore out the sheath"
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What il home without mother" lay. the
old and popular ballad. Truly, what is home
Aithout her, il she be- u bright, sunny .incPd wO.
nan, hraltAlul, hopeful, happy always looking
m the bright side of life, the beloved companion
If her children, sending her husband out into the
world every morning with cheerful word Of en-.
ronragcmcnl, and meeting him AT night with Il
welcoming kiss \ home is indeed made desc.
late by the lor. of such wife and mother;
Many mother is not this bright and shining"
homc.light less because Of her disposition than
because weakness and disease have dcranged
body and brain, making her irritable pccyish and
Iaulttn ling even 10 those whom she best loves.
DR.. Picrces FsvOritc Prescription Is u never fail
ing remedy for female diseases. Hundreds OF
happy homes owe their brightness and attractive.
ness to this remedy which transformed their
wives and mothers from despondcnt feeble in.
vad- into hcalthful, hopeful women.
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The following were this week granted Licenses
70 marry
Alfred Bcardsley and Mile s. Hyde.
Ebcr Hates and Louisa Inman.
Henry W. Hopcwcl and Eva Thomson.
Lewis 0. Neal and Mary Munison.
William II. Ecklcti and Sarah Dewitt
John Albrecht and 1ssac lscrmann.
Robert Brtwcll and Mary Reddck.
H. Elding and Anna Oleson.
Thomas Peathe and Hannah X, Simon.
Herbert Brgnall and Ellie Bosworth
Harvey +. Brooks and Della Hall.
Robert Ellison and Lora NJ. Wilson.
Patrick Norton and Mary Farrell.
Francis p. French and Helena 4. Bartels
II. l.. Laning and Mary j. Grove.
Speaking of wolves in this country, 1t may be
Interesting to know that since Dec. 3, 1877, this
country has paid 1854 as wolf bounty.
The officers Of the Court House kept Christ
mas by closing up.
Collector Burke is sitting at 'tho receipt of
customs in the County Treasurer's Office.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Dec 90, 1878
FLoUR-Prccs unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat a. 75m5.0O; fancy western spring
extras S4.75M500; Minnesota patent $500
$50; choice spring superines, So 25m3.75.
-Wintcr-Rcd, in store SSi4@SSi3c
Spring-No |, Minnesota, $l.20Ml.25; Cash
No. 2, S319cGS3a4c No. 3, G9cM69l4c.
CoRN-No 2, 30A@3lh Options, 30stM3ih
for November.
Oats-No. ., 9O@2Ol4; rejected, l7c1G.
Ryc-No. 2, a. rejected, Al
Barley-No. :, 9S; rejected 40c.
Lard-S5 1OM5 - n 100 lbs,
Potatocs-i0 and SOC per bu. for early rose
Butter-Crcamcry 20@23; good TO choice dali
ny. l5M2Oc.
Eggs-lScd20c
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A very pleasant parry congrcsatcd at the
residence OF CSC ,r Nelis and passed the nours
merrlly IN dancing and ncrry-making
Pedro Hercules wishes all his readers Mcr
ry Christmas.
Don't get The Masonic installation nj Wal,
than Lodge, Jan, I'd. PEDRO llERcuLk'.
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This court WAS 10 have been rc.opencd on Se'
terday by Judge Goodspecd, bu, he WAS unable L
Be present He will BIZ here on Jan. I'd and IT.
q few chauccry eases.
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County Court.

Jligsac,,fS \ Walter, for the use &c, V. Jalnc'
DIVER ct al, $500 debt, S62 damages; d. iecnh
& Co. V. Joan and Bridget Finn, SlS.7o; Weis'
l. Wolf V. Ann Field, so; Lewis j. Hodges '
Sarah Kinder, Sl4i 80.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the assignment OF A. ID. MUIR
raw, report OF distribution 10 creditors approved
aud order for distribution Of 42.o per cent made
Estate Of Elias Lane, report OF accounts mp
proved.
Estate Of Patrick Weir, same.
Estate Of Mary Winterbotom, Samo.
Estate Of Jonas Eckert, same.
Estate OF VIM. Schrcng, same,
Estate of Casper Helbling, same.
Guardianship Of VIM. Recmc ct al, report OF
accounts approved and guardian discharged.
Estate Of John Ii. Eustis, final report approved
estate declared settled and administrator dis
charged.
Estate of Louisa Sherman, notice Of final set
tlement at January term ordered published.
Estate OF Ephraim Richardson, same.
Estate OF George W. Vance, Jr, G. \. Pound
stone appointed administrator, notice to crcd
tors TO February term.
Estate of Nelson Richardson, appraiscmcn'
BILL inventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection approved.
Estate Of George Routciiffe, John Saunders
appointed administrator; bond 1000; notice to
creditors to February term. Appraiscment bill
and inventory approved.
Guardianship Of Bertha Mcsenbach ct al.
Franz Meisenbach appointed guardian: bond
$4,000
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Train No. IL VIII carry between IL sale AMI
ottawa, and No y will Passengers from Gcnesco
ottawa. when provided with tickets and not otherwise,
Il will carry plsSrn between Joliet and Bureau
and No - will carry passengers between MOkenI and L.
sale. only when passengers provided with tickets.
Through tickets To all points east and west sold AZ this
office lowest possible rates and bag checked through
an principal points. \. VI. SMITH Gcnl Pass. Agent
H. HiMn,Lf. Gem Supt. \. MARVEL. Asst Gen Supt.
Dec. H. 1919 ID. VI. HALL. Agent nj Ottawa.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

This court after sessions on Monday aud tues
Say adjourned till after the holidays.
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BANKS.

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the principal cities east and wcst,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England. ireland. Scotland and AL Ia
porant pents In Continental Europe drawn IN su
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue. Stamps OF all demon sa'!ons cor
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United States Bonds. local Securities, Gold AM
Silver 1ougnt and sold.
Banking hours from = =. " 10 p NJ.
Jan, u, 1873 T. G. JORDAN. Cashier
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