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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-14
Third Edition


How Peace Can bO Concluded.
NatIonal Associated Pfoss to The Star.
LONDON, Jan. 14-lt is reported thai
Russia has satisfactorily explained tt
England She terms upon whioh peace
can be concluded with Turkey.
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FROM OUR GABRIEL.
Cincinnati Affairs and other TOp-
ics at tho National Capital.
Correspondence OF the star.

OF Iht otdF.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
Cincinnati muLters have occupied the
attention OF the Capital quiduuncs to q
very large degree during the past week.
A number of applicants for the Post-
office have put Ia an appearance, and
uumberless applications, petitions and
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Schooner ana Crew Lost.
National Associated Press to tho STAR
BOSTON, Jan. 14.-The fishing scboon-
er, Little Kae, is reported lost, with her
eutire Grew OF thirteen men, all Of South
Boston.
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Escaped.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG. PENN, Jan. A.-James
Ferguson, u lawyer of Newport, Perry
County, twenty-nine miles west Of this
city, and William Rickenbaugh, OF the
same pace, WHO were being tried for
burglary, have escaped.
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Fire In Detroit.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DErRoIT, Jan. A-rhe loss by the fire
in Barnes Bros.' wholesale paper ware
house, last night, was $4,000 on stock
and $50, 900 on The building. Fully COW
cred by insurance.
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Naarrinxa Lloanaon.

The folio wing marriage liosnses were
issued since our last report:
Joseph Hargrave and Lidla Perry.
John Gehram and Louisa MeIdeke.
Stephen Sullivan and Anna Murphy.
Patrick Sweeney and Ella Sheehan.
A 4 Kerler and Kate Bloemer.
j. A. Paffer and Laura Wise.
Fred. Wagner aud - Diohm.
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The SILVER Bill.


EaHona, Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. H-The Senate
mas taken up Mr.. Matthews' silver reso-
lution. Mir. Bailey, OF Tennessee, ts on
beA rSor advocating its passage.
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POSTMASTER FOR CINCINNATI
John p. Lose the Lucky Man.

Special 10 the stax
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-The President
has just sent the name OF John P. Loge
for Postmaster at Cincinnati. Ben.
Eggleston made the last appeal for
Wahle this morning, but without effect.
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Seized.

National Assoc tAted Press to the Star
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. A.-The steam
yaoht Estelle has been seized at Bristol,
By order OF President Hayes.
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ssTAe Wastes and Burdens Of So.
ciety."

R.v. Henry Ward Beeoher, OF Brook.
lyn, New York, the distinguished
preacher and orator, and the foremost
thinker Of the present day, will deliver
a lecture on tho above subject at Pixies
OJera-house Oh the evening OF the 3),h
OF JaLuaryr
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VXTANTED SITUATION AS coachman,
wv and to take care OF h rises, COWS, and do
general WORK; best reference. Address
THIRST, l20 Court street. 14-lt
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TAN1ED STU ATION-As nousekeeper
w or nurse, or would do light housekeep-
ing In small family. by . middle aged wo-
man OF experience. Good reference. Call at
190 w. Third street. l4-3t
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VKTANTED - STU ALTON - AS coachmau
w or gardener. by Il single, sober, respectful
best references. Address A. Z., 832 Vine St.,
city. 14-3t
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Amy little girl can finish beauti-
tuk perfect fitting silirts for her fR
cher or brother by using Keeps
Partly Made Dress shirts, u for $6.
I 50 West Fourth street.
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no lady need worry cutting out
shirts which y ont Of 10 times do
mot fit. Buy Keeps Partly Made
Dress Shirts, g for Sc, aWd save all
trouble. Gilbert Bros, $50 West
Fourth street.
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! w ANTED-BOYS-To sell papers for this
office. tt
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q FREE LECTURES, BY PROF. o. 5.
= FOW LER, in Piko's Opera house, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and MONDAY EVEN
ING5, January Z, . and Ia, ut y, on "PHkE-
NOLOGY," applied to Life, Health and Self
culture and to Business Adaptation. Consul
tat0n as TO your own and chilttren's Phrenolo-
ny, best Busiuess, Culture, 60, daily from 8
A. III. till 10 2. NJ, al the Grand HOTEL till
Monday night, January 81 jal-20t
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-" A N TIE D - SITUATION - BY q good
w coachman; reference Of the best; by q
steady and sober man who is not afraid Of
work; also q good gardener and mixer. Call
at or address 2A W. Fourth street. 1O4t
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AMUsNn6HNTs.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-H0USR.

y, AAVASL11s.,,''....... sm&DSHoK.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON!
Second and last week. commencing Monday,
January Ia, OF
RACHEL MACAULEY,
In her great impeysonstiou Of
SEBAPHiNE,
EERAPHINE, SERAPHINE,
In sardOls great play.
THE MOTHERS SECRET.
THE MOTHERS SECRET,
THE MOtHER's SECRET.
Saturday, last Rachel Macauley Matinee.
Monday. January 2l-kArE CLAXC TON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNTANTED-TO HANG-All kinds Of walt
w paper at &c per roll. w. III. BARN ES,
EN Sycamore street. del3G
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GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.


OUR BIG SENSATION
The Dramatic Event of tho Season! THIS
tMonday) EVENING, January ID and every
evening and W Wednesday Matinee at ., the
gifted American Artists,
MCKEE RANKIN and
MISS KITTY BLANCHARD,
Assisted by Mr.. Louis Aldrich, Mr.. c. T..
Psrsloe. Nj. Vining Bowers, and Miss Dora
Goldthwate in Mr.. Joaquin Miller's pure
American Drama in five acss,
THE DANIrES.
Monday next NINE. ELIZABETH Won
STA MWlTZ in Lady Jane Grey"
Reserved seats at Hawley's. l6A Vine street.
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w class gardener; understands taking care
Ot horses, and good driver. Inquire s47 Wal
nut street, l0.At
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AM ArION-In some public
w institution, IS Matron. Address COM
PETENT, Milford, Clermont County, o. l4-4t
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-09-18
The Crystal Fountain.

This is the name of new Temperance
Song Book. by tho well known musical
author: W. Q. Perkins, and published by
G. d. Russell 6, Co., lbs fremont. street
Boston. It is we'll printed, In convenient
form. and contains 12S pages, over one hun
dred of which are devoted to music adapt-
ed TO new words, suitable for all kinds of
q9ired., There are several pages of HYMNS
adapted to old familiar tunes. for gospel
temperance meetings, and other occasions
where all wish to join IN the singing. The
remainder Of the book is devoted TO The
Odes and Responses and the accompany
ing music. of the Temple Of Honor, Good
Iemplars. Sons of Temperance, and also
Temperance Organizations. The mosf, of be
music ia easy and will be readily learned.
but there are several pieces suitable
for concerts. II seems to be just such a
book as the growing interest in the eanso
OF temperance demands. 1S1tf
Price SO cts. $500 rsr aQz.
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Democratic Convention.

In behalf of the Executive Committee
OF the Conservative Democratic marty ri
Volusia county, the undersigned has the
honor OF designating Tuesday the Sth dav
OF October, proximo, for Convention to
convene at Enterprise Court House ut ia
o'clock 4. NJ, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the election
next ensuing, to-wit: One member of a.
sembly, and one senator, for election to
serve q two years term respectively. and
for the transaction of such other hnsinesa
az may, come before the convention.
The basis of representation will he "a
heretofore, viz: One delegate for each led!
twenty democratic voters, OF fractional
part thereof over ten, as polled at the last
general election in each election district
as the county is now subdivided. All
questions of representation arising undcr
the election law of 1877, will be adjusted
by the convention on report of tho COM
mittee on credentials.
Dated Sept. End, 1873.
Official.
T. j. LaPENOTIERE. Chairman.
Secretary.
In view of the recent changes in the law
olVlolng the election prccints. it il pro-
posed that each district form q cOmmitfee
lor the purpose OF ascertaining the number
OF voters therin, and thereby FIX the nnnn.
Der OF delegates, FL, LAPENOTiERE.
Secretary.
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Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
General SUPPLEMENTARY Office,
Atlantic a. Gulf Railroad,
SAVANNAH MaU5fh 1873

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, May
~ 9Th, Passenger Train on this road will
RIM "a follows.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

words. name and address,
one week. % cts: three weeks. so cts.
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any interest in the improvement of the
country are invited to ioin.
We see at Harsha g. Moons drug store
good stock of white lead, paints and oils
and they mean to compete with Jackson
vile prices.
Fresh arrived quarter barrel -four made
from the best Kentucky white wheat. at
Jordan's.
Butter, Butter, fresh aud sweet. by
Friday. at Jordan's.
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NIGHT EXPRESS.

10 change OF cars between Savannah and
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernau-
dina, Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this
train.
Passengers leaving Macon at Z so a IA.
daily except Sunday, connect at .Jesup
with this train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
connect at Jegup with train arriving ir
Macon at . Top M, daily except Sunday.
Passengers from Savannah for BrlinS-
wick and DaEien take this train. arriving
at brunswick @ 10 q m.
Passengers from brunswick arrive af
Savannah 10 a III.
No change of cars between Montgomery
and Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars run
through to and from Savannah and Jack
sonviDc; also through sleepers between
MONTGOMERY, Ala, and Jacksonville, Fla.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad TO
and from Macon, EnfauIa MONTGOMERY.
Mobile, New Orleans etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Ana
lachicola every Monday at 6 90 a IN.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily,
Sundays excepted, for Green Cove Springs,
st. Augustine, Palatka. Enterprise, DeIand
and all landings on tho st. Johns River.
Trains on y. and A. Il. II. Leave juno
ton, going west, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at ii Il a IN, and for Brunswick
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4:40pm
ACC0NM0D 4TTOE oTRpN
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THE eERNANIA CLUB.

In the afteroon quite crowd
assembled at the club rooms to
witness the performance o
Prof. De Home, a one-legged
rope walker. sworl-swal!owci
and sleight of of hand performer.
In I'll. evening the professor r :
prated his performance to Il
very good sized audience. He
carried odt his programme and
done everything promised in
s'thc hills" The audience. we
believe, was thoroughly satisfied
The performance over ahont
uine O'Clock dancing was the
order of the evening. The Ital-
iau string band discoursed most
excellent music and Terpsirhor-
can exercises were INDUCED
in until about 2 o'clock A. NJ.
when the party broke up. At
both the Schutzen Verein and
and the Germsaia Club, n good
many Americans were present
and enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content.
The Germania Club is in a
very prosperous condition, it
owns the club rooms and
ground comprising some three
or four acres adjoining Gieseke's
brewery. The large hill has
lately been ceiled throughout
and heing on the ground floor
is one OF the pleasantest rooms
in the city for dancing purpo-
ses; it is ab nut 35x60 feet. In
addition to this room there is
first class bowling alley, card
rooms and a barroom. The
club certainly has pleasant
resort as Immediately in the
rear of tile building are a num-
Der of beautiful oaks, which
this early in the season furnish
a delightful and cool shade. Ii
may be added that the club is
entirely tree from debt.
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Enipy Life.

What truly beautiful world W live
n! Nature gives u- grandeur of
mountains. glens and oceans, and
thousands of m-sds for enjoyment We
can desire no bcttr. when in perfect
h.aith, hut how often do the msjnrity
of the ~opl- feel like yivi.g it up dis
h-artened discouraged and worried out
with disease, uhen there is no ocra
sion for This FEELING. as every sufferer
ca easily obtain satisfactory prof that
Hreen's Aug ST q aver will make them
rs free from disease a. WIN bnrn
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint il the
direct cause nf seventy FIVE par cent. of
such maladies rs b lliuusness, lndi-
grsiinn. Sick Headache. Cost venrss,
Nervous Prnsti alton. Dizziness of the
Head. Palpiraiinn of the Heart. and
oihsr Distressing symptoms. Three
doses Of Angusr Flower viii prove lis
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try it,
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Prospectus
OF Hue
BELLVILLE BEACON.

The undersigned has this day per-
fectcd arrangements with john Ct,
Rankin. OF Brcnham. by which be will
be enabled TO revive the Bcilville
BEACON. and will certainly d. 81 III a
very short time. As the time Is so
brief until tie BEACON will speak for
itself, lengthy prospectus. eouehed
in eaghe aeneraiiti.s. will nor lie in-
Gicted on the public.
In politics the BEaeoS wifi 5e DEM
ocratic. In word, it win be devoted
to the best interests of the people ON
whose patronage it viii rely for sup
port.
The editor ard proprietor OF the
BEACON has the vanity to hoPe-and
good fessohs to- believe his hnpes will
not be dieappointed-that in appealing
to the people OF Austin county for pat
ronage. his appeal will be to friends
who will generously respond.
d. McCRIMM0N;
Beilville, Austin County, Texass
March 30, 1878
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BRENNAN Literary Sociable.

Notwithstanding the threat
enil = weather, last Fridays
sociable was fairly attended.
And although several appointed
! contributors were absent, sub
stitutions were made whereby
the evening was rendered er;joy-
able as usual.
Mrs. Presley first played a
piano solo, with great taste and
expression. After which, Col.
P. IL. Swearingen read one OF
Washington Irving's inimitable
descriptive productions from hi
"Crayan Sketches" Next was
"Oh, We Tears" sung by MIR.
c. e. Lorkett. After a short
recess, Mrs. Lo"kett read AIDE
laide Proctor's-The Message
most beautiful little poem.
Mrs. Presley and Miss L.
NJ tthews sang duet, called
"Thc Soldier Boy" which was
excellent, both in rendition and
original merit.
Toward the close of the even
ing a very heavy rain came up;
during which Prot. Rute read a
tale from SOME French writer;
and. though the rainfall made
considerable din, his reading
vas so distinct us to be plainly
heard.
The next meeting will be on
Friday night, as usual.
The following are the appoint
ed contributors:
Reading.-Maj. B. II. Bias
sett, Miss l.. Matthews, Mr.. S.
Shepard, Mss Lula Word.
Music.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton, Mr.. Hottie, Miss Lockett
Miss King, Miss Hvnes.
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as demonstrates that it is a ne
cessity.
Hon. NJ. Kopperl, being
called for, stated, as the honor
able chairman had expressed
himself, that the time tor action
had arrived. and not speaking.
The Importance OF the enter
prise to this county having
been fully explained. he only
desired to add that this enter
prise is not intended as mo
nopoly. nor to enrich any one.
but to benefit Galveston, Wash.
Ingtun county and the entire
S:at,; in as much as it will
cheaper transportation, and that
while other hroad-sarge rail
roads in Texas requires high
rates for freight to pay the in
terest on thirty to forty thou
sand dollars Indebtedness per
mile, the e., G. and S. f. Ry.
will only cost ten thousand per
mile. He hoped the citizens OF
BRENNAN and vicinity would
form an organisation and ap-
point the necessary committees
to secure the required local
aid, without which the build
ing of the road would neces-
sai'ily be indefinitely postponed,
as capitalists abroad desire that
the people On the route should
show their appreciation of and
the necessity OF its construction
before entering into its constitute
tim.
mir. c. ". Hurley being
called upon, said Galveston mad
to do something to counteract
the effects OF the great combina-
ton recently organized against
her commercial interests. Hence
the organization OF this enter
prise. The route has been
somewhat changed. Instead of
going to Random Station, it
will now run through Rich
mond, the people OF that town
having given them the right Of
way, Subscribed literally and
exempted them from taxation
for five years. 1t is not the
purpose OF the company to build
new towns, rather preferring to
assist in building up the old
ones, merely asking them to as
sist in the enterprise by con-
tributing to the construction OF
tile road. We want to build
the road, and will do it if the
people but give us the neces-
sary assistance. The wealth of
"A State consists in what it ex,
ports. He said: 81 tried to OBJ
tain rates on corn from points |
on the Central road but could |
not do better than GO cents per
100 pounds as the best. OBJ
taired rates from Kansas City, |
No, at 80 cents per 100 pounds |
to Galveston"
Mr. Brooks said: I am net
speaker, but a railroad bui.der
am in shape to complete the road
to BRENNAN within eight months;
all l ask is the substantial aid
and encouragement OF your PEG
pie. Iron. ties and labor are
cheap. | want to build the
road to make money Subscrii-
bers can pay their subscription
in corn, potatoes or labor.
There are toar objective points
from which the construction of
the road could be begun AMI it
the necessary means arc forth
coming, the road cold be- COM
pleted to Brenham within five
months.
Hon Seth Shepard closed
with an eloquent appeal to the
,itizena of the county IN behalf
If the road.
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City Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular ses-
sion at S o'clock L. NJ. All the
members present. Minutes OF
last meeting read and adopted.
PETITIONS of W. S. Buster and
G. S. Crane, read, received and
laid on the table.
Petition OF W. K. McGowen
read, received and referred to
the mayor.
The following bills we're Of,
Tered paid: Mcfarland & Aven,
stationary, $500; Potter Il
White, board of city horse two
months. S2A; Wood IL Low,
lumber, 1918.
The report of C.. II, Carlisle
having been examined aud APP
proved by Finance Committee,
was adopted.
The report of C. c. Garrett
was read and referred t,.t'itfance
Committee.
Report cot II. o. Robertson
by J. G. Sloan, deputy, of
scholastic population OF tie
city as follows: White children,
from O to s years OF age, 90;
from s TO II, 2yl; from Il to
Is, 119. Total 500. .Culoret.
children from 6 to s, 1872: from
8 to II, 372; IRON Il to IS. 9S.
Total, 500. Whole number,
1904. White males, 246, white
females, 25f. Total, 500. Col
ored males, 500: cuiored females,
2eS. Total, SOC. Whole nun
Der; 1904.
The report WAS received and
ordered filed id tie office of city
secretary.
Bill of. G. Sloan for taking
scholastic census was read and
ordered paid, 1882.
The street committee was au-
thorized to open a street between
Messrs. Hughes and Garrett
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kurtz, c,nnect-
iag Main and Sandy streets.
The mayor reported that he
had discharged Messrs. Buster
and Crane from the night po-
lice force, and had appointed
Mr.. J. 3. Butler and Mr.. r. o.
Steck IN their places. Report
adopted, and the appointments
confirmed.
Case against City Marshal
Bohlea Was dismissed.
Messrs. Buster and Crane
were ordered paid up to the
date of their dismissal.
There being no further bust |
ness. the council adjourned.
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BRENNAN ha: some as bad
boys as can he found in the
large cities. On Sunday night
it was with some difficulty tina:
the city Marshal WIS enabled to
keep them in order in the vicin-
ity of the Germania Club rooms.
Ii few of them were treated to
a nights lodging with the tieas
in tn city bas'ile they would
probably bciaye them elves.
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En- RourE.-Mary Green and
Iela-..ex c:iizenesSes" ofth;s
city, on Tuesday morning pass
ed down or the train in charge
of the Lee county officials on
their way TO the Estate ,Iudus-
trial Institute" at Huntsville.
Although the train passed down
at 6 A. N. the news spread
among the colorel people like
WILTSHIRE, and in very short
time the platform was crowded
with admirers and l,okel as
black as a hundred thousand
kettles and pots.
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Wheat We learn that the
wheat crop in this and AUSTIN
county is looking as fine asc,uld
be wished. This season it Is
only being tried as an expert
mens; should it prove success
-fal there viii doubtless be a
large area sowm next season.
Oats are also locking well.
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srSr Ur.-we learn that
Mary Green and Lena-,col-
ored nynphs de pare, formerly
of this place migrated to Gid
dings and about two weeks ago
robbed section hand. The
District Court is now in session
at Giddings and the two women
have been indicted, tried, con-
victed and sentenced to the pen
ifentiary for FIVE years each.
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SPRING MILLrNERY.-We take
pleasure in calling the attention
of onr lady readers, to the an
uouncement, in another column,
o. Mr.. J. S. No toms opening
OF spring styles OF Millinery
goods,
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MoRz SrgALrSG.-The BAN
NER learns that two or three
days ago a horse was stolen
from Nr. Alex. Applewhite,
who lives in the Morgan settle
menf, about FIVE miles from
town. Two horses were also
stolen from from freedmen living
in the same neighborhood.
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SrATrsrics.-The DANNEK is
indebted to a lightning calcu a.
Tor for the following. There
~re now in Brennan seventy
five young ladies over IS years
of age twenty between the ages
of 16 and is, and six beautiful
an ! tscinating widows on the
carpet. Who says Breuham is
not a desirable place for enter
prising young men to emmigra;e
to!