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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-05

The following is the letter sent by An
derson and Weber to John Sherman,
the messenger being Mrs. jerks:
SIR-We have carefully considered the ar
rangements advanced by you in our interview.
Your assurance that we shall be taken care OF
is scarcely specific enough. In case we pursue
the course suggested by Won, we would be
obliged TO leave the State. Will You, therefore,
state in writing who we shall look TO for the
fulillment of these promises?
ID. A. WEBER.
JAMES L. ANDERSON.
Mrs. jerks relates how she Sc uncon-
sciously" bit off the end of the envelope
while carrying it, and, disliking to pre-
sent the document in such a shape, took
it out and read it. Then. as she says,
she sat down and dictated the following
reply:
New ORLEANS. Nov. 90 1876.
Messrs. d. A. Weber and James Z. Anderson
GENTLEMEN-Your note of even date has
Just been received Neither Mr. Hayes, my
SELF the gentlemen who accompany me, or the
country at large, can ever forget the obliga-
tons under which you will have placed us
should you stand firm in the position You have
taken. From long and intimate acquaintance
with Gov. Hayes am justified in assuming
the responsibility for promises made, and will
guarantee that you will be provided for as soon
after the 4th Of March az may be practicable,
and in such manner will enable you both to
leave Louisiana, should you deem it necessary.
Very truly yours, JOHN SHERMAN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-05
The Sherman.Anderson Letters.

= DR.. Duncon's HO,o TO BE Plump.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-05-30
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gesengcnommcn.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA

DISTRICT COURT, ~.
a.-l Seventh Judicial District 2. .
- County of S elrns
Anna Stitch, Pltff, J
AGAINST Summon
George S ich, Deft.
The State of Minnesota 10 the Above
Named Defendant.
. You George Stitch are hereby SUM :.
;noned and required to answer the COM :,
,laint in this action which has Been
iled with the Clerk of said Court at Ais :
't1ice in the City of St. Cloud, 6tearns
county, Mimi, and to serve . copy Of
our answer to the said complaint Oh.
he subscriber, at his Office in the City
# st. Cloud, Stearns County, Mime
sofa, within Twenty Days after the SEP
:ice OF this summons upon you, -e1->
.lusive of the day of such service, : and
you fail TO answer the said complains
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff.
n this action will apply to the CDuFk
-or the relief demanded in the COM
,'iaint, together with the costs and de-
)ursemcnis of this action.
Dated April 25th 1878
PETER BRICK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
st. Cloud, Ninn. et-22
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&oitorieae Noti5cm.

W.
*S;e bcuti@t ~@@ul3eitun9" berid)=
tet. ooB i'm oeuti4en QaijcrreiGc genou
10000 Yrimaridulen nit 100000
Shiiter beitsben.
: Orei Mduner in 2ouiiiana jon.n
lct1es Sa5r 1000 Aaisalorcn set0otei
5cbcn. sic 9e,pannsn oas Del uno
pertonftcn' Die 9dute 5u Is Gents per
,5tud. '.'...
: Sn Y5ilaoelpbia lpQ Ser Sag Der
Groiinurssf,ier Der Barrier Mustel-
lung fsitl'@ be9on9en ucroeu. 0ie
6slsrli@fet miro i'm Snou1tr;e YalaI
itotiiinbeu. .%e .- -.-, <..... . +.
: Cine uubesablte @ascompaenie in
|Sittsburs lieb neuli9 i'm oorti9en
Operubaus oas @as aboreben uno 60
:uln 8ootb mar III ToIse osNen gems
lbi9t, bic onsctiinsiste SorlteQune
'eim 2i6te BON 6wei md41isen 2otomc- :
iiocn=2atcrneu 5u lpitlen. ~.
= Scr Barrier 6ieoro bebouptet,
,aB III Berlin sur 3eit nur 1856 Tran=
;olen wobn1aft iino.
= @rof Charles Yeres oro mito 1i@
IN tommenoen Juli nit .6rdule n
Soroner uerheiratb.n. Sic @ome 6at
in Glntommen pon $4,000.
= &cpctirubren fno j,it einise, 3eit
aug Der Dlooe setommen. pielIeidt
'beilrueilc m'il iie 81 arob martn. Gs
It isood ourdaus ni9t notbwenoie,
oub oieie u9ren beiouocrs sroB &C.
ma4t perben. &6nis Geor9 III.
}atte cine lol@e. Ole uibt GROCER mar.
l!s Gin N!berues Yiertel 9oQaritiid,
oiele mar freili9 Elm Wsiltermert.
= Sic &eeierunsen BON Yeru unb
&bili babcn li4 eem 8erncr Yol ltuer<
;ra9 aneel@loOen.
T. 9. s. Bcrnum it Gisen!bamer
elmer Tarm BON IT'S Mdsr ir 9enuer>
Sal, se'uoroen. 9as Gissntbum jou
$3.50 600 ,uertb jein.
= 2eouenportb in Qanlas bat einem
oeutl9en Mupor uno unter a9t Staot=
|rltben pier 6eutl1e.
= @oriboloi loa in gang Stalien &C.
Seine @eieoi@aftcn s.9iinoet boben,
osren 3'ued oarin aipjslt, Srieit uno
Sr;ent init o:m 2orisreihe Stalien 81
ucreinen. Ser 6iterrei9il@e @elanote
I'M &om uerta9ts Die lluteroridur9
aisics @ebeimbunbes.
9rin5elliu 2poia BON 9a,pai.
54,usiier oes R0niss 2alatano, 1T in
5an 6:aneisco. Sic tIeioet li9 nab
Der neueiten Mooe. lpri@t selduiig eng
lid uno lit fein eebilbst. Sic 9amc
reiit ibrer @eluao6eit pe9en.
= Wdbrenb oes 5ab.es 1877 ,uurben
IN England 10000 5onnen fr;I6es
8inofeii4 i'm Wertbe uun 100000
importirt. f4t1>. '. .
= Sic @ciammtprooutten bon 3ob=
s;ien 5c!ief li& nod Dem Bulletin Dc,
iEiien- uuo stobl a6oeialion porises
Sabr auf 2.3l4.585 Sounen, Elm
Dtebrbetro9 BON 22l.349 3onnen se-
;en oas Sabr 1876.
Jn 8olton beaieben ungefabr TO-
900 Tamilien unter'liibunscn aug Der
stoottciie unb 3mor i'm Bstraae BON
s2 big So per Monat. Die @tatt aibt i'm
:Sianien uneefdbr idbrli6 $G4O. 600 az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ons, 10 haB nurh
dnittlid auf ieoe Gamilie 35 Dpaa.
iollen.
Ser tiir,li,5 in Berlin ceri:c:bene
$iro6inonItrieae U bert 8oriig ion Gin
Sernao9cn pon etDa so W;(lionen
Mort binterlaiien baben.
= 6err Ma.6. @raho6el. 8::nt
spring. Ncb.. idreibt Ntein @o'er.
dion bod IN, Mitcr, perlor isinen Nppe=
tit uno hatte ioaar einen @'coerm:asn
segen 6ps;ieu, ,pas i'm isbr lhlund'
nno leipenb mqd,!r. Muf un;et 3uee=
ocm aebrounte er Gr. Mug. &0nlA':
Damburser Sropisn. Scr Nppst!t tetrt'
AZ lid uno er fiih.t MN lu!s cir gan
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Sic @e9enleitise
@a0eli@aoe1t
. cru d crrn9s9eleui 9atf
bon @iSconiin.
bon wlscon(ln

Die obiae @efenidaft tpar bie erle l9r.r.
s'rt III Den Ser. Staatsn; iie mnrbe un, st>
item lanalt aefiibltcn nno cit ausaeiprodrnew
Seo''rinit1c abjubelfcn, i'm Snterelfe uno gum
ssobl Der Garmcr 1870 stariinpet. IL bat tnp
Srneip elmer iolden &criid)erun9 Balm se~
brod)en uno iid) oas @crtrauen Der 1osmer
sruorbcn, ocnn fic fat iid als S6ubinffitut
aemdbrt, oiele bunoert Varmcr IN Mtnneiofe
crbielten bnrd lie bolle GntlbdbiaunQ iRres
Ssrlute punttlid ausbeSallt.
9crr 8artb. Nier3 in eb.r Fate
1T unler autoriilrtcr Spseiat NS:nt tin
Stearns Gountp.
Serielbc miro aue 3eit bereit fin, iebe
ae'uiinld)te Austunit Iber tie Yrinlpfsn b<r
Scieuideit ,u aeben.
eocn Safe, etearns Co.. Mtnn. 22-F
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3ele0r.apb*
uu8lauD.
BUR Dri'e i'entfrase.

3ur Orientfrase.
Yoris, 26. Mtoi. Sos rJournol
oes Dcbats" ihreibt, 5@nmoloH's
Million babe potitdnoiseu erfoIg 9e<
9abt. &ublonb bot oaSu e;nas'u'(li9t,
Dem Gonsrelle ben @or'ra9 uordnIssen.
Nqe Mdbte baben cieien Btri4laa an.
9enommen uno ,piro Der GoneyeB lo~
nit om II. SUM- ,ulammentreten.
9onoon, 26. Mai. Ser ~ObIer~
|pcr" ldrcib, be5iielid, obi9er Nad:ibt.
IoaB oisielben ,peit iiber Den iebi9en gu
itano Der 9inse blnouseebe. Ser
Dblerper" babe @runo flr bic Nu-
nabme, eo6 @&umo'oH ni@t ermd&=
ti9t iit, lofort lebr wsit9ebenc Menoe=
run9en .oes Gertross uprSul4la9en.
Seine Dorldld9e pcroientsr jebod)
Iorsfd|tise 8eriidliAtisun9 uno oiirf=
ten euentueQ Die 8a lis elmer Gerltdn=
oieuns bilren. Sic Musfdten leien
|iett nod 10 gut >p;e uorber. ~~....s
Mue 56,uieri9fsiten athoben,
Gin Miener Correspondent ihrei6t,
'ob oue Sdwieri9teiten betrtfis beg
Gorlegcns oes ean;en Tertrags Dor Sen
Gonsreb ourd Mbfailuns Der Ginla=
Dung 9eboben ~ Elm |he;ren. Sn Den
@inlooungcn 5u Dem Gonsr,@le ndn,d
miro freie D;scullion oes 9anSen Ser.
tra9s sorcntirt Ie;n.
9cut|Glonb miro Die Girlaoun9er
|ausienoen uno auf oicle Weile anfatt
RubIano Die erforoerli@en @araut;en
6ieten. IS .-
Sc 1T elm GepeiNcnmchicl beSu9lid,
ocs 3eiIpunttes, worn Der Gonareb
;ulammcntreten loae> eingsleitet nor
>cn, unb lit bereits Ter II. eS2ni in
4orldla9 9ebraGt 'oorosu. Oete,reid)
uuo 6raufreid baben ibre 6izuiui9uue
bereits juyela9t.
OeIt dlonb.
Berlin, "a. Mai. 0ie Ge9iernne
erfldrt, lie beobli hties far BEN Tall &c,
3ariid'peiiuu9 Der gesen Die Sociol=
oemotroten seri6tcten 8orloee ni9I
bic @ufolun9 oes &sidstasss.
| Berlin, "A. Mai. Sn Der Debatt'
iibsr bic 9esen Die Goeislbemotrater
9cri9tete Norlo9e, nel9e 9eitern in
&eids.ose itottfanb, ,parnte @ennigicr
|osn 8unoesrot9 oopor cine Wprla9e
uon mel@er er ,ui{1e. eaf Fs nit iiber:
picgenoer Maioritdt suriitsemiele,
lperoen &piiroe, bes6olb ein;ubrin9e"
um einen 8ormano sur MuFoiun9 SC!
Eei@sta9es 81 boben. Dies lei eis
I9efdbrlides Experiment. Sic 9}atiorol
2i6era'en elauben niAt, bai Der gu
1ano Der oeutlben &e(eQl6aft bic Gin
Iiibrun9 elmer Dietatur uotbtpenoit
|mode.
| 9iebtne6t, Jiibrcr Der escialoemo
;roten, la9:s, Die Miteliebsr leine
Bartei lebnen Die Be,hsitil.rg an oe,
i Gebatte iiter cine Niabrt9el ab, ,pelh
uon oer Nnnabmc ausgebe, ooB oi
! SocioIoemotraten Den Wloro ermutbio,
II.
&idter ertldrte i'm Nomen Der Sort
|idrit!spartei uno Soere ia, : a aen Dc
Gcntrumspor.ei, bic 9saierung bob
Dem Gocialismus our6 bic Singer &C.
|icben, nm ben politiihen 6ini1uB be
Mittelt!oilen in M(ibcrebit ~ bringcn
Gur@ oieie Nrt Der 60rb.run8 bab
oob uebcl se,pa't;se gerodttrijie anse
nommen uno tonne nur our9 Qemer5
:iden uno 8iloun9sfor,l4ritt 9eGeil
I,uerDen.
2pnbon, "a. Mai. G;s. 9epeIa
ans 8trlin melost, louoSl ber 6ailer
|a!s Bismard leien se9tn >sn &iidtrit
::es Gultusminifer Dr. GAIT uno bieis
Helbit ideine 81 bereutn, bab sr iein
lHelisnation eing.rei4t esss.
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81. M. &atbbull,
Mr;t "n6 Munbar;t,

Ar;t "n6 Bunbar;t,
.lautt iiA hermit Der 8epolfcruna ce,,
Stearns &ountp eraebenit onau,riaea, tas-ex
Fd' in @i9m ND auf bic 0autr ',i.osy~
aelahen bat uno ;n jeocr 3eit bsyeii IL. n!len
Fe:loner, netde ietncr beeiirien, dss,.:4e
9Ulfe ju lti iiten.
~ Cfiiee i'm 0entral Naute.
3.5mono. Scrab, 3. 8. siinn. 49,
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!" Ssi @rr. s. pronnainsts
'am o;eler Sage cine 9roBe Muatr,a=
D na Der hsiten uno ,pctlf,ilntn 6rii6-
llbrs= nno 9cmm.rmcoren en-. 9Rutt
fann in Ter @taot E;rgenhns dbnti4e
uno beferc @aaren fir Die jett anst>
broten JIibiabr:;eit erhoIten @roke!
ausoaD!, YreiIe biliser a's FINALS
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Scr NprDfern,
peraussescberpox
8rid T. &aiicr.
Saiut Gloub, minneiota,

SUINA SlVuV1 AsASASHSt~>"b r'.ls
crjd).;at ieocn Douneri1a9 uno to|tct jabrlld
in 8ornusbe;nblung $2.5O.~
Niir lueuieer ais 6 Moaate miro te'n Aoon'
nement augenommen. *G.
y,n Atonncutcu, bic bic 3eltuna n'11
nuso.iflid) ubbeitcll,n, miro aMAenommeu
Dan /. oa5 N5ouncmsat iort;uleben munld)en
So S.rabjdumuuN, ODER SerWe'9erui'f
Der u3bo(una ocr 3cituna bon bean Yo|tamt
mo1iu oleic(bc beocoert morocn 1T, tonne Oh
l1nt,r(,;luua ocv Nn,ei9e an bic 9s:ausAebe'
BON oer .tw, fattinosnoen OrtSosranoerun!
unb Der Iuaobe oes neuen wobnorts eAlo'"'
BET ni3t pom Der 3c;a6luug oes ooue" 9oo"'
neMe 1tSbetra9es. .t
Nnseigen,
mc[t,e o0ue 8emcrtuua sur Nuinobme e'n'
aebeu, ,ucrocu 10 lanNc elaAcrud' nno oeteo7
net. bis lie ubbeltcllt mcroen. .-.... -
Nu,eioeu werocn III ben 9eipobEl!d)e'
Wrcij,n einocriitt, uamlid) 9 Gcnts per Vee:
bier. 3ci(e. iiir bic eritc Giurildung, nno
Gtni5 tit jcos iolsenoe. Sir Anie'ae", o1'
Iduo.re 3tit tcbcu bleibcn, NITRO elm oeoeu
euosr Nb;n9 crloubt.
Sc Ssrausacber iiao i'm Bel1s e'uer oo'''
NanOigcn Auswobl -
Mcuev uno scl:bm1deolltr &ettcrn'
uno iinp Saber in Sta"oe,
Drufid6en a(cr Art
iu beutiDcr, cnglil@er, iran; oll|de'
uuo norlutgiidcr Sprad,e
auf's @4ne0lte, @@0nlte uno S'a'91t'
.-@ 5u l'eicrn,
Nib ,mpictlcn fit, ,u geneiotcn auftrdgen.
@ebrudt werosm:
&etterbee>s,
SilhcaeS,f
6eiAaftsearten,
Gircularc,
8lanf8,
Dlaeate u.'. HI.
ouf tiir.c'te s<oti,.
Bs1e (unaen uno DsIoev aotelltre mat:
Brice S &atier,
81. G!ouo, 5teorns Co., NlinneIoto
Letter Box 407.
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M. 6Qberfprl,
bot BEN
g aIpD

in Waierus neues Bridge bdune. an St. grc.
ma'H Str. otrless uno belt iur iiue 61nn1e
uno @etannten. ioDie fur allie @aee Aaa
femme Ster, bic be:tcn @etrdn.e ubfrfa9tS
"''o Ole itinitcn Giaarrcn bercit.
AZ Greier eun& jeben Morsen! IA as
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
Guardian for His Father.

An application was made yesterday after
noon before Judge Cox by John B. Puthoff
Jr., young man we'll known in every
quarter of this city, for the appointment of
a guardian over the property of his father
who is sixty-seven years old, and reputed
to be worth about 100000. The property
is situated on West Walnut Hills, dozen
or more houses on Race and on Second
streets, and other property at different
places in the city.
The application was made on the grounds
that the defendant was incapable of taking
care of the same; that he was wasting the
same, and was incumbering it with useless
debts; that he was mentally unsound IN
this, that he is a monomaniac on the sub
ject of women; that he was under the lnt1u-
ence of a prostitute named Sallie Thorn
bury, who is enticing him to spend his
money and waste his property to her ad-
vantage, patronizing her and making her
presents; that he was habitually intemper-
ate, and for other reasons.
On the part of the respondent an answer
was filed, in which all the allegations of the
petitioner were denied and proof demanded.
The respondent further averred that his son
has squandered during the last ten years
over $50 900, given him by the respondent
TO go into business, and to-day everything
the respondent owns is under heavy mort
gage and decree of sale in this Court for
nearly sis, 900, being for security debts paid
for his son, and for money given him IN
business all of which he has squandered
except about $4OO in merchandise, which
the respondent seized about two weeks ago; !;
that his son is a known worthless spend
thrift and much more intemperate and
drunken man than the respondent, and
with a much worse character than the re-
spondent
A lot of testimony was taken and the case
argued and submitted.
Judge Cox then gave his opinion that un-
der the circumstances he would appoint
some good man as guardian under bond Of
5000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
Immense-Those Tidy Pins.
Worth Its Weight iN Gold

Undoubtedly the greatest modern discov-
cry in medicine is DaCosta's Radical Cure
for dyspepsia, sick headache, sour stomach,
costiveness biliousness loss of appetite, dis
tress after eating, and all disorders caused
by indigestion or a deranged liver. Its ne
suits are astonishing, and sure relief is
guaranteed in every case where it is faith
fully used 1t tones up the stomach, seg-
ulates the liver, restores the natural appe-
tite, strengthens the delicate and expe4s all
morbid humors from the system. Typhoid
and bilious fever might, in almost every
size 25c. A very few doses will relieve and
and little perseverance cure you.
Sold by John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut
streets; ]. D. Wells, Fourth street and Cen
trail avenue; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to Worms
Pleasant to take and requires no physic
Price 25c. Try it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18

FAST IN THE RAIIs-A thrilling incident
occurred on the Cumberland and Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, near Allegheny mines,
about noon yesterday. A lad about twelve
years of age was engaged in picking up coal
along the track upon the ''1'' in the vicini-
ty of Frostburg, and while thus employed
he cot one of his feet fastened between a
guard rail and one of the rails of the track.
All efforts to release the imprisoned foot
were Intellectual, and while he yetstruggled
to extricate it, he was appalled, by the
sound of an approaching train. Nearer and
nearer came the sound and the boys breast
grew cold with despair. The foot was still
fast in its iron bondage when the train came
in view.
With but vague hope thst he might be
noticed in time, he violently waved bis
arms and gave one piercing cry. The de-
scending train consisted of q lot of laden
coal cars drawn by engine 26y and fortun-
ately for the boy his gestures were observed
by the conductor, who signaied the engi-
neer who in turn observed the boys peril
ous situation. The eng inc was reversed sc
suddenly that the train was broken, and
when the engine stopped it was within only
a few feet Of the terrified lad. He was re
leased at once from his unfortunate posi-
ton and the train went upon its way The
incident was one of the most thrilling char
acter and will not soon be forgotten by all
who witnessed it, The promptitude OF the
conductor and engineer i'll this instance
saved the boy from certain and sudden
DEATH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
THE DODDS SCANDAL
A story with Two Sides to 1t.

Society circles have been greatly agitated
for the past few days over rumors of a scam
dial, involving parties of more than ordi-
nary prominence. Great efforts have been
made to keep the matter from the public,
but the story has passed from mouth to
mouth till it has become an open secret in
nearly all parts of the city, especially
among the friends of the parties concerned
Col Ozro Dodds was married some five
wears ago to a daughter of Hon. Charles N.
| I.amison, of Lima, o. The attachment was
formed in Washington while both Col.
Lamison and Col Dodds were members of
Congress. The marriage has not for the
last two years been happy one, owing to
various circumstances, attributable, per-
haps, to both husband and wife. 1t has
been remarked by friends OF the couple
that they were never seen together, and
what at first was confined to mere whispers
became soon the general talk-that Col
Dodds and his wife were not getting along
happily together.
4 few days ago 1t was rumored pretty
freely that Colonel Dodds accused his wife
of infidelity and was about to file petition
for divorce The charges were various, bu
were doubtless exaggerated as the rumol
gained currency. The name of Charles
Campbell is connected with the affair. H,
is mere boy, it is said, being scarcely
twenty years old-two cases are claimed OF
the Dodds side where proof can be present
ed of improper intimacy between Campbell
: and Mrs Dodds. One is that of trip t.
Portsmouth on steamer, and the other
r trip to Dayton, where the parties stoppe'
together at the Beckel House.
; Mrs. Dodds, on her part, denies the whcl
; story as claimed on the Dodds side. Sh
j says that, driven almost to despair by neg
r lect and bad treatment, she may have don
r some imprudent things, but that she ha
r never been guilty of the crime charge
l. against her. She says on her part the NEE
ings with Campbell were accidental in bot
e the cases mentioned, and that her sister,
r girl of fourteen years, accompanied her O
r both trips, and was with her all the time
:. The affair has created great talk, and pull
lie feeling is decidedly with Mrs. Dodds.
n Hon. Stanley Matthews, who has been r,
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woryx.bouse Directors.

The Work-house Directors met in semi
monthly session yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of considering applications for
pardon.
Jim Maloney, committed for larceny;
Geo. Jameson, committed for indecent be-
havior; s. Roach, committed far personal
violence; Geo. Anderson committed for
petit larceny; Sarah Lytls, committed for
lighting; Ellen Gafney, committed for
drunkenness, and VIM. McHugh, com,
mitted for vagrancy, we're released.
John Schilling, committed for having
burglar tools; B. D. Dixon, committed for
libel, and Dave Crawford, committed TO,
disorderly conduct. were referred to Mr.
Paxton.
Ed Roth, committed for larceny; Jim
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TEGAL NOTICE.-CCURT OF COMMON
| Pleas of Hamilton County, Oho--No. 57,02t
Ida Hopkins, Plaintiff, against John Hopkins,
Defendant.-Said defendant, John Hopkins who
resides at Indianapolis, Indiana, is hereby notified
that petition, charging him with adultery and
gross neglect Of duty has been fled by said plain
tiff in said Court against him. and praying that
she may be divorced from him therefor and be e.
stored 10 her maiden name, and he is required to
appear and answer on or before the 2Sth day OF
October, 1875. A. W. GOLDSMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
-6tH
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EXPERIMENT IN ICE-sHIPMENT.-A Boston
exchange says The ice harvested last win.
ter by W. A. Taylor, w. W. Gleason and
the late T. X. Plunkett, at Hinsdale, is now
being loaded into cars for shipment to st.
Louis, having been sold to parties from thai
city, and it is proposed to ship i've cal
loads or fifty tons, daily, until the stock Of
about eight hundred tons is exhausted
The shipping of ice from the Berkshire
hills to st. Louis is novel experiment. and
if successful in this instance may lead to q
larger business.
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Ryan, for assault; John McDermott and
John Flanagan, for personal violence.
were all referred to Messrs Paxton and
Neare with power to act
The case of Pat. Carney, sentenced for
snatching lady's pocket-book, was referred
to Mr.. Grossius; and the case of Andy
Brouffs, known thief, to Mr.. Campbell:
The cases of VIM. Gallant, common thief;
Elizabeth Rodgers, vagrant, and Charles
Clark, pick pocket, were passed.
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