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WAS THE SECESSION QUESTION THE OTHER ONE
trotn me BaQain Courier
Mr. StcDhenss somewhat morbid temper l.

doubt es- Que 10 long ply sui ring, and THIS D. not
The first important occasion Oh which lac has scparat
himself from party when the party clearly IL
the ri9h AT the south, Mr. Stephens prcuarilr-
well understood, and II j. not u De supposed that bib
manifesto viii greatly influence public opinion III That
section.
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Guecial Notices.

License granted to SINGERS Patent Non Gas Conduct
Ing Waste PIPE Positive e4ehpt3h i sE sS ss pe'''u
Neryou. Exhaustion mede al essay comprising ss1es
OF lectures delivered at kahns MUSEUM OF An@!Gny, New
dispuaO health may be regsned anordnG clear
nervous and ply steal debility being result 20 years
poTcnce. By mail zoe currency OF postage stamps Address
Secretary, KAHN's Museum. 6so Broadway, New-l9rk.
Post Oace >oucerhs foreign mails Tor the wees enilns
'nHS M Tor arope by stean,saiP Montana
VA VA qaeeSsown on wRDHIS BAY at p M europe
10y steamship kussa wa G ADJ ,Sr
dressed and al 1880 p M for FRANCE i1ci by si1aushp
r%rSr wa IA, STTf Tn by Steamship ter via Plymouth
CheIbourg Hamburg teorrespondence Tor 1Ieat
ss and an az II NJ for Great Britain ireland BY
s"ae for Gernany Continent 70 be by
1880 IA m for Germany sc; Dy steamship t MoI p, Wa
and Bremen @ lem. Tor Gsa B IN
specially addressed and at p m tor Sc0tapd GTecr, oy
s stsansip Bnnic via queenstown The Steamship;
Montana Russia and RanS do no! o5 aKS as rS S Dsn
%e" York Nav ~ mails for Hay sayanla leave
ports leave NowYork May 81 The mails for Mexico Leave
SewYor June The mails for 4 AMI SS Leave sam sam
Francisco Junei' -, ,,,,r, ,a,,as,.-
Post Office. New.York Nav 25 1875. -
Thomas L. Kirby, Auc,ioneer.
No. S3l Broadway.
MONDAY. TUESDAY and EDNESDAY. June j. and D.
At O'Clock p. m.
At the KURTZ ART GALLERY, 23D|sr,
East Of Broadway,
THE VANTINE COLLECTION
HfoH CLASS ORIENTAL ART.
REPRESENTATIVE SPECIMENS
FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND TURKEY,
To In .oIa v order well known house Of A. A VAN.
TINE & COMPANY.
ON FREE EXHIBITION THIS DAY
From a. m. TO LOT
To smokers Visiting EurOpe-Important Notice.
The smoking tobacco and cigarettes. including we'll
Richmond Gem cigarettes and tobacco manufactured
By Messra Il. ALLEN Co, Richmond Virginia, may b
found sale az the Old Vgnny Tobacco Store 2l7 Piccs
oily, London. w.
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A SCHOONER SUNK OFF CAPE MAY.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Tho Signal Service
observer at Cape May reported. at s:25 p m TO the
Chief Signal Officer that unknown schooner was SINK
lng oil Cape May City, about mile from shoro
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THE PUBLIC FUNERAL DECLINED.

The widow of Earl Russell has declined
PROPOSED for The burial Of The deceased statesman IN
Westminster Abbey, tho VIII directs that the remains
shall uc inteued in The family vault IN Buckingham
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SIMPSON -FITLDER-At the Residence Of The brides par
ents Nav - 1875, the Rev James NJ. Andcron. WI
tam simpson, esq, TO Miss Emma l. telGer both "
New York.
An notices 0f Marriages must be aiorsei Witi NV
ua,us and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.
THE GRAND JURy's WORK COMPLETED.

HE GRAND JURY'S WORK COMPLETED.
RECORDER HACKETT CoMMENDs THEIR LABORs-
WHAT THE INDICTMENTS CHARGE-BAsIs on
WHICH THEY ARE BROUGHT-How THEY ARE
REGARDED BY THE OFFICIALS.
The Grand Jury yesterday brought in the ex.
pected indictments against fifteen Aldermen,
and all the members of the Health Board
Recorder llackett commended their work
cmphatically, and discharged them. The in
dctment of the Aldermen Is based on
their licensing downtown newsstand ;
that OF the Health Commissioners on
their permitting the Algonquin and the
establishment of Rafferty, & Williams to remain IN
operation after they had become nuisanccs. Some
of the Aldermen jest about the matter Others do not
try to conceal their uneasiness President Gland
Ter claims that the Health Board has done its duty
fully.
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Trlrl'Nr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

~ta %
time TOR tao
represent.
q laerrary during tAosc
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An notices II Ma
name and address.
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Thomas l.. Kirby, Auctioneer.

To smokers Visiting Europe. Important Notice. :,
smoking tobacco and cigarettes including tho we'll
known Richmond Gem cigarettes and
BIZ Messra J. f. ALLEN q Co, Richmond Virginia may b
found sale at the Old Yrgnny Tobacco Store 2l7 Pccs
Oily, London. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

License granted to Singers Patent Non Gas Conduct
ing Waste Pipe Positive exemption from sewer peroiu
ally ami without expense Exhibited Al iOi Br'ad"ay.
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Fire Co nnlssiOners.

At the regular meeting of the Board yes
terday afternoon wants of the Department,
amounting to $93 rs, were ordered sup
piled, and bills amounting to 1901 69 were
ordered paid, which leaves the Department
out of debt. ..,
A committee, consisting of Messrs. Smith
and Sergeant was authorized to act upon
the following resolution from the Gas Com
pany n:.
"Resolved, That the President OF this
Company be and he is hereby authorized
to contract with the Commissioners OF the
Fire Department for all gas required by the
said Department for the period OF hve years
at So per one thousand feet, with the DIS
count Of ten per cent, making the net price
81 so per thousand feet, in accordance with
the usual FORMS
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Sargent, was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Roard of Fire Com
missioners be and are hereby authorized tc
sell any of the property of the Department
not now used or needed, for the purpose O.
erecting engine-houses that may be needec
by the growth of the city,"
1t was, on motion, ordered that, com
mencing on January 1st 1879, the telegraph
operators will be required to gather fact
and figures relative to losses by fire, and II
make up the necessary statistics for tn
Board"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Sparring at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.--A sparring match
took place here last night at the Maryland
institute between Prof. Miller of Baltimore
and Joe Goss for $1,000 The contestants
used blackened gloves. Major Innis Ran
dolph of the Baltimore Gazette acted as
referee, and Arthur Chambers, well,
known sporting man of Philadelphia, acted
as Judge for Goss, and John McGraw of
Baltimore for Miller. There were 20 rounds,
with varying results. The close of the con-
test resulted in Miller scoring % points and
Goss 10. The match was then awarded by
the referee 10 Miller, amid great applause.
At the close of the match Goss stepped to
the footlights and offered to spar with
Miller in Boston for $1,000. Miller re-
sponded that he would match Goss or any
o1her man in the country for $500 or 81, OOC
side.
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ExnOsitiOal Fund.
Additional 81 subscriptions have been
u. M. M. T.. A.

Tie Young Mems Mercantile Library
war is on in earnest. Here is the ticket OF
the Regulars:
For President-Hugh Colville, of the
Commercial Bank.
For Vice President-J. D. Ellison, Super
intendent of the Little Miami Railroad
For Corresponding Secretary-Louis Kra-
mer> of Long Kramer 6 Kramer.
For Recording Secretary - Samuel P.
Post, of the Eagle Insurance Company.
For Treasurer-O. H. Tudor, paying tell
er of the Fourth National Bank.
For Directors-Robert S. Crumpton, oil
Lewis Wald Il Co.; John G.. Sherlock, OF
the Enterprise Insurance Company; James
l. Taylor, of J, & J. |. Taylor; Eugene zm
norman, Vice President of the c., G. & NJ.
Co.. Melton Perrin, with Perrin & Gould.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE OPEkh Ihio NV
After rest of one night our people will
again have an opportunity of hearing the
Hess English Opera Company at Pixies this
evening. The opera is Faust" with Miss
Emma Abbott in the role of "Marguerite, "
Mr.. Castle as Faust" and Mrs. Seguin as
'Siebel." This is the opera in which Miss
Emma Abbott made her operate debut, at
her old home in Brooklyn, and carried the
city by storm. The greatinterest and beau
ty of the opera centres in Marguerite" "
The poem makes her the important person.
age, and TO her vocal powers are committed
the making numbers of the composers
score This is Miss Abbott's great charac-
ter, and there should be house tonight
packed to the utmost.
Saturday matinee, mariana" Even.
ing "Chimes of Normandy"
GRAND opERA-HoUsB.
The Park Theater Comedy Company will
this evening present the renowned comedy
of "Baby." Saturday matinee, Baby"
Saturday night, champagne and Oysters. y
Next Monday, Maggie Mitchell. Re.
served seats can be secured six days in ad.
vance at Hawley's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
Electric Currents.

VIM. Burns an old citizen, fell dead at
GAINESVILLE, O.
Bob Sanders was frozen to death near
Sanborn, Ind.
Mrs Mench and her child were burned
to death at Treichlers, Penn.
John B. Rice has been held for the MUIR
der of DR.. Ainger at Cleveland.
Joseph Taber fatally shot himself while
hunting foxes near Minerva, O.
James Mckee. aged fourteen, was kicked
to death by horse at Aledo, Ill.
John Stocking fatally stabbed Leonard
Ira at dance in Fort Wayne Ind.
Ben. Boonvlle and George Williams es-
capped from the Ohio Penitentiary yester-
day.
VIM. Smith, an escaped lunatic, fatally
shot himself at Lewisburg, Highland Coun.
ty, O.
G. Bassford, an old citizen, was found
frozen to deaah near Benton Harbor
Mich.
John McCracken, hack driver, was killed
by his team running away near Logans
port, Ind.
John Trendley, Jr., accidentally shot him
self while chasing rabbit near New Phila
delphia. 0.
H. O. Clegget, said to be member of Nc
Kimmies gang, has been arrested nea
Hillsboro, o.
Lewis Attenbaugh. charged with the mur
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der of his wife, was found guilty Of man
slaughter at Toledo, o.
VIM. E. Mclaughlin, 9 singing teacher
from Sharon, Hamilton County, O., has
mysteriously disappeared.
The testimony for the defense in the
Rothschild murder case is in progress, and
will probably close tomorrow.
VIM. Hockaday, freight brakeman on the
Wabash Railroad, slipped off the top OF
freight car and was killed near Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
George and John Wright, two farmers OF
Noble Township, Shelby County, Ind, by
the death of relative in England have
fallen heirs to $25,0 900 each.
B. H. Eddins, convicted of stufing ballot
boxes in 1876, was sentenced to two years in
the States Prison, by Judge Baxter, OF the
United States Court, at Memphis.
Wash. Ives colored porter at the Frank
lin House, Cape Girardeau, Mo-, shot and
killed his wife, then shot himself, and died
instantly. Ives was hard drinker.
The building occupied by Henry Lueh-
mann as beer-bottling factory, and Arm
strong, Nail & Co., for storage of furniture,
in Memphis, burned yesterday. Loss $l4'-
900.
The interior of the Beckwith Block, Bay
City, Mich, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. Lass on building, $4,000; the Daily
1ribune's loss, 81 500; VIM. Parker, tGrnl-
ture, loss 81, 800; John Oliver, Turkish bath,
loss 1900; S. A. Fuller, laundry, loss
5000.
-Four dead bodies have been discovered in
the Medical College at Evansville, Ind,
two of which have been recognized-one
man named Murphy, who was buried last
Sunday, and the other, Mrs Roser, whe
died about two weeks ago. An investiga
ton is being had.
The following parties were arrested al
the Sherman House in the month of March
1877: VIM Harris proprietor of the Hyatt
House; John Storms, Ex-City Marshal
Pat Grimes, policeman; and Ben. Pauly
!, colored, hotel porter.
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POLICE COURT DECISIONS.
By which a Few More Victims nre
FlOOred.


Brisk blows the breeze up Deer Creek,
And DER the cold canal
While many crook creepS closer
Beside his shiverins pal.
Then whoop him up policemen!
Wen give him bed and bread.
With striped pair of pants 10 wear
In MOrgans mansion red.
A stranger named John Sherlock mistook
CAPTAIN Wappenstein for the proprietor of
aypawn shop on Central avenue last night
and offered him hat and coat for small
price, stating that he had obtained them on
broadway. Sherlock was taken in, and lis
case will be worked up.
VIM. Thomas, who smuggled four pair OF
pants from Phillips pawn shop on Main
street, was given a sentence of thirty days
James Nulte, one of the Sixth-street Hill
gang. went out on an old sentence Of three
months this morning. He was arrested for
striking fireman in Fulton.
Walter English, the son of Madam Eng
! lish, the well-knwn sporting woman on
George street, was fined $40 for striking his
| sister.
| The colored man named J. L. Dickerson,
who collected S. from Rev. Alfrank, on
the statement that it was for st. AIMS
Church. was fined 500 and sent to the
Work house for two months, on the charge
of obtaining money by false pretenses.
VIM. Shift, colored man from Buck
town. will serve the city for thirty days, fol
abusing his wife.
A stranger from Clark County, O., named
Amos Mclaughlin, reported last night tha
lhe had hired hack at the
little Miami Depot to convey hin
to Rittenhouse street, but the driver, in
stead of so taking him there, landed him a
a house on Eighth street, kept by Minnie
Wolf. He was ushered inside and the door
Immediately locked, which aroused his sns
picion, and he quickly raised such nois
that he was let 60. He had $l37 on his pei
son and is confident that it was plot t.
rob him,
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

THE County Commissioners will make
some more Courthouse appointments to-
morrow.
THK Poultry and Pet Stock Association
held meeting this morning at the Floren-
tine Hotel.
SEVERAL additional charges have been
made against Sergeant Larkln, who was
suspended some time since.
CAPT. JOHN PoHLMAN, of the Fire Depart
ment, who was charged with drunkenness,
was honerably acquitted by the Board yes
terday.
THE United States Courts of the Southern
District of Ohio are without Marshal.
The new appointee has not put in an ap-
pearance.
THE Gift Fire Company extinguished
fire in the clothing store OF f. Halberg,
No. 1853 West Fifth street, last evening.
Loss about 5000.
REV. u. j. STARR, of the York-street M.
E. Church, was agreeably surprised last
evening by large number of his parish
toner's, and presented with numerous pres
ents.
THE annual entertainment of the News
boys Union, which will be given at the
Music Hall on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 28th, promises to be an interesting oc-
casion.
JOHN H. EPPLEY, young man we'll
known in the city, having served as clerk
in three of the leading houses in the city,
died at his fathers residence on Dayton
street last evening.
THE funeral of Dudley T. Ferrell who
was killed accidentally Tuesday last on the
Avenue, took place at o'clock this after,
noon from the English Lutheran Church,
on Elm street. between Ninth and Court.
THE grand rehearsals of the Mannerchor
Societies for the coming Musical Festival
of the Sangerbund will be inaugurated
this evening at Washington Platform, un:
der the direction of Professors Barus and
Eckert.
Mrs. MARY WOLFE, sister Of Wesley M
Cameron, fell down stairs at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Lawler, No
247 Clinton street. night before last cutting
her head badly and putting shoulder ou'
of joint
Mr. JAMES w. MCLAUGHLIN is preparing
A design for a new Office building to bt
erected by the heirs of the late Samue
Virgins on the southeast corner OF Fiftl
and Vine streets, Fountain Square, in th'
coming spring 1t will be stone front
seventy-fve feet on Vine by ninety feet OF
Fifth street, six stories, and same height
the Johnston Buildings, on the Walnu
street corner of same square
Hon. THOMAS H. YEArMAN, of Riverside
while on his way to church Tuesday ever
ing complained of being unwell ard steppe
into the office of physician near by, whe
restoratives were applied. but OF no aval
He died in a few minutes of paralysis c
the heart Mr.. Yeatman was born in Cir
cinnati and for many years was promll
ent broker and manufacturer. His viii
died few months ago and he leaves II
children.
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Fhe following persons will take part in
the "Allegory of Life" to be presented at
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church next
Tuesday night: Miss Clara Dymond will
impersonate Love" Miss Ida Estep
"Hope;" Mrs Will Lennon, Faith" :"
Miss Ada Hitchcock, Honesty" Miss
Katie Baker PATIENCE" Miss Ella In
soldsby, Truth Miss Lloyd, Courage"
Miss Hardway, Genius" Mr.. Will. Lem
mon, Deceit" Mr., Hays, "Intemperance y
Mr. Babbitt, Despair" Mr.. White, idle
ness" Mr.. Jackson, Hate" Mr. Harry
Hall, Anger" Mr.. J. s. Thompson,
"Time;" Mr.. Charles Hall, "Old Age" Mr..
Willard Thompson, Manhood" Will,
Glenn, "Boyhood;n y Mr.. Chauncey Hott;
man, "Youth." The entertainment will
be free to all,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

Only few days more of the Old Gait
House Clothing Store, Nos. 239 and 241
Main street, near Sixth, which is being
closed out at auction. Let none fail to take
advantage of this oppor unity to buy good
and well made clothing at prices never
heard of before. This is no advertising
dodge, nor a humbug, as the old stand has
been known for over thirty years at the
above location, and must positively be
closed by January 1st Charles Lazarus,
Auctioneer. N. B.-Goods sold at private
sale
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pleted the prescribed course, were recon-
mended for graduation:
Agnes L. Brown, NJ. Adelaide Hill,
Esther N. Bloom, Emma Kunkler, Lottie
O'Neal, Lizzie N. Eccles, Mary Kattenborn,
Cora D. Sheen, Louie T. Hart, Cora A. Nor
ris, Mary + kiley and Sallie ]. Owens.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
How a Congressman Got His clothes

Gen. Tom Young Shows oil ms rounueu
form in the halls of Congress in an elegant
new suit of clothes. There is more inter
esting tale about this suit than the tail Of
the coat for 81. Hoffman paid for those
clothes He ventured wager with the
Ex-Governor that he would not succeed in
the Congressional race. The upshot of it
was that after the election Gen. Young
walked into tailor shop and got measured
for natty suit, which 81. paid for like
little man.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

The following permits for buildings and
have been issued during the
past week: =
Jos. F. Langlois, to repair two-story BRICK
No. 2S7 Park avenue; cost $50.
William Schroeder, to repair three-story
brick, west side Central avenue, between
George and Sixth Streets cost $4OO
Jas. Hennessey, to repair two-story frame,
No. 1888 George street; cost $3.50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
La Eeae Des Fees.

The Grand Bal Masque at the Bellevue
House Christmas night promises to be the
most gigantic affair of the kind ever given
in this city. Excursions on many OF our
railroads will bring hundreds OF people to
attend this Entertainment
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20
NOTICE..
LEGAL.

r EGAL-MARTHA JOHNSON, OF NEWPORT.
i Campbell County, Kentucky, will take notice
that Walker Johnson on March 18th, 1878, filed
his petition in the Court of Common Pleas in and
for the County of Hamilton, Ohio, charging the
said Martha johnson with fraud in the marriage
contract, and also with adultery with one Price
Logan, and with other persons unknown to the
plaintiff, and praying that he may be divorced
from the said Martha johnson, which petition
will stand TOR hearing at the next term of Court
WALKER JOHNSON,
BY 8. N. MAXWELL, his Attorney.
November 18th, 1878. nol5 6tF
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The sunshine of many happy home has
been turned into dark despair by the death
of loved ones, caused by neglected colds:
DIR. Bulls. Cough Syrup has helped and
saved innumerable lives by its timely use.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

An elegant assortment of French and English
Suspende at Mableys, opposite Fountain.
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EGAL. KATIE NJ. BRAY, PLAINTIFF,
/ ! against Harry Bray Defendant. Hamilton
Common Pleas.-57, ,730.-Dvorce. Notice is here
the both day of November, A. D. 1875 file her pc
titon in the Court of Common Pleas, Hamilton
County, Ohio, against the defendant, Harry Bray,
charging the defendant with gross neglect of duty,
extreme cruelty, and habitual drunkenness, pray
ing she may be divorced from the said Harry Bray.
and that unless the defendant answer or demur to
said petition within six weeks from the date here
of the same will be taken as true, and decree
rendered accordingly.
KATIE M BRAY.
per Chas. Hits, her Attorney.
CINCINNATI Nov I'D A. D. 1873 no226tF
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IS will buy more Christmas presents at Mabley's
opposite the Fountain than at any other store II
the ri "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-20

1t will pay you to visit MableyIs Furnishing De
partment when making your selections for doli
day presents.
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Silk handkerchiefs in new designs, for SOC, 75c,
81 and 81 %, at Mapley's, opposite Fountain
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LEGAL.

EGAr.. STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY oF
/ Hamiitnn-In the Superior Court of Cncn-
nati.-The Gin cnnat savings Secety of Hamilton
County, PlaintG~. vs.. Joseph Carlin and James
Kane. Defeudanta The above named defendant
James Kane, of Ba timore. Maryland, will take
notice that the piaAntiif has filed its petition
against him and othen imglesded, asking for tho t
sale OF the following de bed real es1ate nh N h, ns
seven and nine hundredths> 709) acres IN secnoH
Twentyeight (2s), Township hfee w Fract onM l.s
Range Tive (), being part Of La NumDer i've ks
on the plat Of subdivision Of tn esse 4i IL
Brooks. duly recorded in Book 138 page zis ol m9
Hamilton County Records, free Of q interest," q
said James Kane. The said James Kane, regultoa
to answer or demur ON or before Saturda reee0'
ary lst. 1879. GOODMAN & STORA IN.
de20-SR Plaintiffs Attorn> ~
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Nobbv Stylish Usters for Children, 5 to 10 years,
for S., $5 30, S., 81 and $8, at Mabley's
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INSURANCE.

" UNICKERBOCKER CASUALTY INSURANCE
n Company, of New Yo X, Insu es and Inspects
Steam Boilers. ALFRED r. PAYNE.
de13-dOtF&lu &c w. Third street.
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OPEN EVENINGS
Until 9 O'Clock.
A!ms & Dpepke

In consequence Of the tremendous
crowds that have thrOnged their house
during the past week, making it almost
impossible to transact business, are
compelled during the next few days pre-
ceding Christmas to keep open until s
D. IN. for the better accommodation Of
their customers. Each Of their Fifty
Departments is replete with multitu.
dinous variety Of Goods, both useful and
ornamental, at prices which are new,
and positively unsurpassed. Turn to
the right or left in any part of their
house, and you can not fail to strike q
Bargain.
They present their compliments to the
public, and extend an invitation to call
and examine their vast collection Of
Holiday Specialties.