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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-04
Planters Insurance Company of Memphis

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Planters insurance company the fol-
lowing directors were elected: ID. I. Porter,
R. L. Coffin, John Overton, jr., N. r. Sedge,
G. II. Judah, B. Eiseman. G.. V. Rambaut,
S. H. Brooks, w. B. Galbreath. And at the
annual meeting of the directors the following
officers were reelected: d. t. Porter, presi-
dent; G. H. Judah, vice president; John G.
Lonsdale, jr., secretary and treasurer.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Wlnsiows soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the stom-
ach, relieves iciHd collie. regulates the bowels,
cures dysenteTy and diayThea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. TireHty fre cents a bottle
DEXTER and Triple spring buggies at re-
duced prices. r. d. WALLACE & co.
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RocKAwAYs, pony phaetons and doctor
nbaetons for sale cheaper than any house IN
Mempais. at r. d. Wallace * Co. g, 5oT and
$50 Second street.
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Flags! Flags!
For the Fourth OF July,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT MAYS, NO. 237 MAIN STREET.

Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents.
For all liver complaints and their attendant
Wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G. w. Jones & Co., Mem
| nhis agents.
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Buy your buggies and spring wagons Of
r. D. WALLACE & CO.,
3S7 and $50 Second street.
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Key West and Imported Hav-
ana Cigars,
Best Fire Cent Cigars
AT II ESCu,G

2l7 Main street, under Worsham house;
$40 Main street, opposite Peabody hotel;
go Second street, opposite Court square.
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting The Comptrolier's
Report-Financial Condition OF the

City-The Proposition to Establish
Quarantine Voted D0wn-The Doc
tors Disagree.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dor CountY Kerinfer.

Judge or the Criminal Court.
ID T. SCRUGGS Is a candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court OF shelby county, at the ensu-
g AUGUST election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-04

LIAM. NJ. GATES FOR COUNTY REGISTER-To
. , the voters OF Shelby county: | offer my name
? candidate for the Office OF Register. am ecI-
with the duties OF that ONCE. and consider
iui self ccmletent 10 their faithful discharge. ask
y.ru sufragesl because need the position Many OF
have known n constant resident among
yCu for thlftyeght years. To such feel that
reed no Recommendation: ard TO you confidently
ieirr those who may not know me. or my quallnca-
lions, for The position. Very espectfullys
June ID. 1878. SAM. NJ GATES
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sTRAYED OH STOLEN.

OOLT-Several weeks ago, from Fort Pickering,
J brown CO {, mixed with gray; three feet whites
also white face Information leading 70 recovery
will be literally rewarded. ANDY HARMON,
corner Eighth and Jackson sts.. Fort Pickering.
DAY MARE
ID On Tuesday June 25th, dark bay mare, about
n hands high, short name, and white spot on back
liberal reward for returning the same TO corner
walnut and DuBose avenues.
oOINTER DOG-A week ago, a small pointer dog.
i Whltish color with yellow hair inlerspersed;
IemOn-colored ears, and lemon heart between ears,
and lemon spot az root of tail; answers to name OF
Mack Proper reward Will be paid 10 any one return
ing TO 197 Ulion ST. w. w. MCDOWELL.
TULE-On wednesday night, June 26th,
WI large light gray mare mule, without shoes
Ten dollars reward will be paid for her return 10
the Chelsea lanyard.
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Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main st.
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For Clerk OF the County Court.
AMUSEmENTS.

NY B. wALDRAN Is candidate for Clerk OF the
w County Court at the ensuing August election;
.nbiect 10 the independent voters Of Shelby county
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Notice to strangers!

Notice to Strangers!
You can save a dollar by buying your hat
at the New York hat store, 2l9 Main street,
under the Worsham house. Come and look
before you buy elsewhere.
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PERSONAL.
DR. S.P, CUTTER, DENTIST,
2I8 Main street, corner OF Adams

MONSIEUR T. C. COLERE,
vi Professor OF Modern Language and Belle Arts,
Is prepared to teach French German and italian;
also, Drawing and Painting on new method, In the
veJ shortest time. Also. Will give INSTRUCTIONS IN
ts5mnastic Exercises, such Fencing. Dancing ana
Boxing. on the most scientific principles. Having
procured MIS-. Riee's double-parlor. at East Court
Hueet, NO. lO0, near Court Square, Will be happy
10 see applicants from o'clock am, for further
arrangements.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARD and Lodging; first class; liberal rates. at
ID Ia second. between aShington and Poplar.
well ventilated rooms. FUR
IN nished unfurniste !; special summer rates 10
families or gentlemen, at l0l Jefferson street
DESIkABLE front rooms and good board,
u al Mrs. ANDERSoN'S. 80 Jefferson So
DOoMS AND BOARD
Is 80 Union street
u oOMS-FirsI-class meals furnished, II desired
n Inquire AZ No l3q Madison street
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Fob RENT.

4 nc wASHINGTON-An the modern improve
i OO ments; possession given July bth. or as
soon as repairs are completed. A. $. MCNEAR,
at Ofgill Bros. Co.
DOOMS-FurnIshed. So per month; 81 per week.
~ at Perm House 43 POPLAR. Mrs. Z Z. freeman
DOOMS-Two or three rooms In 2 story brick
il n dive ling, Ill Washington Apply at residence.
TOTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
~ Lauderdale. Apply 10 No. 10 Court street.
TOTTAGE-A frame cottage, with four rooms,
~ newly built. and with all modern conyenlences.
Apply at 81 North Second street.
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It's Elegant!
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

Every one says so-Flcyd's pure cream and
sher bets
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south or west. The firm deals almost exclu-
sively in hog meat. Mr.. Goyer believes that
the trade outlook presents favorable appear
ance. The firm trades in Tennessee, Missis.
sippi, Alabama and Georgia, and somewhat
in Arkansas. The firm has to come in COM
petition with meat houses in Chicago. LOUIS
vile, st Louis and Cincinnati. Mr.. Goyer
states that there is no perceptible falling on
in the meat demand except in certain locali-
ties, and in others the demand is on the in
crease. The supply of home-raised meat has
increased rapidly, but this does not affect the
general demand to any perceptible extent;
Merchants in the States above mentioned
purchased generally for cash, or on such time
that represents cash. This season the mer-
chants buy closer than heretofore, and prob
ably less than heretofore. MIR. Goyer be-
lieyes that the forthcoming season, in busi'
ness sense, will be prosperous, judging from
present appearances. He believes that peo-
pie will continue to eat meat, whether it Is
raised by the planter or sold by the city mer'
cha nf
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DE-. h P. WEsTSROGsSs' CouRr srRxEr.
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REWARD.

ONOW-S5 REWARD will be paid for the return OF
- a large yellow COW; long horns, wide apart;
about six years old, to the undersigned, ~ Frazer
sfreef WM HOR9Ak.
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WANTS.

rTNO SELL-Half-lnterest in Phonograph and terri
il tory. Call at Balls Hotel. ~ O'Clock TODAY
-TJNEW BOARDERS wishing TO go Just outside the
u city 10 cool, healthy place can get GOOD BOARD
and pleasant rooms by addressing BOARD, Appeal
CAFE-A secondhand iron safe Apply TO
- j. R. MOORE. at Friedman Bros.
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FIOYd's Candies
wotbers STAY at Home,

Are often initiated, but never equaled
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.EULY FOURTH. JULY FOURTH'
ORPHANS PICNIC AT ESTIYAL PARK
or Benent OF Orphans Mt -. Peters
Asylum.
GRANDEST EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Dress Parade at q pm by the Chic<asaw Guards and
Blur City Grays, who have kindly volunteered
DANCING MUSIC!
and a variety OF entertaining and amusing
features.
sTIKSDD BADGE TO be awarded By VOTE TO the most
Popular Of all the Candidates.
During the DAY and after the Pyrotecnic Display
nj night the PARK brilliantly illuminated Will oner
at ractive enjoyment
Music by HancweTker's Band.
The best OF Onief Will be preserved.
Excellent meals will De served, and at reasonable
prices -. -
ED- Admission, so cents; children, 25 cents.
eW- The Midnight Train on NJ. and G. K L. Will
stop az the PARK 20 take on passengers.
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FOR SALE.

DUGGIBS AND wAGoNS--Secondhan hand Open
ID and Top Buggies and Spring Wagons almost
es1en aUay R. D. WALLACE & co. /.
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GHRAND PICNIC AND HOP!
W AT THE
International Pleasure Gardens,
on jackson street. between Third and Fourth,
FORT PICKERING,
ON THURSDAY, JuLH 4th:
Dancing TO commence at IL O'Clock am. and con
ilnne through the night Ten-pIn Alleys and Shoot
ing Gallery on the grounds. Admission Tree. NO
Improper characters admitted.
CHARLES DARRELL. Proprletor
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Mr.. Goyer. of this firm, represents one of
the largest wholesale provision houses in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-23

The Senate was called to order by the president
pro tenn. Reading OF Scriptures and prayer by
the chaplain. Journal Of yesterday read aud APP
proved
BUS Introduced and rcfered-By Senator BAL
LARD, an act in addition 10 the charter OF the
htrmers' and mechanics savings institution and
trust company, approved Nov. II, 1870; to com.
ON banks.
by Senator BELDEN an act relating to appeals
from justices al the peace 10 judiciary com.
From the House, H. IS, an act 10 legalize the
grand list oi the town of Castleton for the years
1877 aud 1873; to com ON grand list
ii, lO6, an act to pay Calvin Bixby the sum
therein named: IN com. on claims.
IL. ~, an act allowing exceptions in behalf OF
the state in the trial OF certain cases. TO committee
ON judiciary,
Joint reS1latioR--From the House, providing for
joint assembly for the election of a State super
intendent of Education; passed in concurrence.
Read he Mird tme-ll 20, an act legalizing the
grand lit lor the town OF Elmore from the year
1875 passed in concurrence.
5. u, an act in amendment OF and in addition
to ch ii Of e : entitled to authorize the bust
ness OF banking" On motion OF Senator Sowles,
the bill was ordered to lie.
Senator BELDEN called up s. 7, an act relating
to liens on real estate, and moved that 1t be or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-23

The Senate was called u order by the Prssi-
dent. Reading Of Scriptures and PRAYER by the
chaplain. journal of yesterday read and approved.
BHis intrOduced dnd ieferred-By Senator BEL
DEN, an act in amendment OF sec Of "an act
in addition TO CHI 81. Of g =, entitled Of the adj
ministRtinn and distribution of interstate estates,
approved November %, 1876; to Judiciary com
II 81, an act in addition 10 an net entitled IAN
act relating to the fees of school district clerks,
approved Nov. 10, 1865; TO judiciary committee
II S3, an act to pay Dennison X. johnson the
sum therein named to committee on claims
II ia, nm act to establish the appraisal Of the
real estate OF the town of STAFFORD for the year
1873; 70 com on grand list.
BY Senltlr DWlNELL an act establishing n
State Board to provide for uniformity in taxation;
to com on grand list
Joint Res misunderstanding the use Of the Hall
of Representatives. to George T. Angel for an adj
dress the evening of Oct. 20; adopted in concur
renee
Resolution BY Senator MEAD. that the judi
ciary mmtee be requested tn inquire into the
oXpediency OF law providing for the assignment
and An equal distribution Of the property at in
solvent debtors, and report by bill or otherwise;
adopted.
reports Of cop,nhtees-From committee on
highways and bridges against :. 10 an act relat-
ing to the fencing of highways; third reading
refused.
From committee on printing, unon the joint
resolution authorizing the State Librarian to pur-
chase comics ol the Vermont Rhetorical Gazetteer
by Miss Iemcnway. The report recommended
amendments filling the blank with the number
$50 and providing for the distribution of the
books t. organized pnbc libraries and ~ the sew
oral towns in the state, one copy to each town.
TheamendmentS were adopted, and on the ques-
don, Shall the resolution he passed?
Senator KING Intercepted tho committee and
was replied tn by senator Powell for the commit
tee WHO sad TINT it WAS stated to the committee
that Miss hemeuway could not proceed 10 the
completion 81 her undertaking without State aid,
and the work seemed to be readable one
On motion of senator MtNsON the resolution
was ordered to lie.
From committee on the library, in favor OF II
~ an ACT relttng 10 pupn' hnr'ties' iean the
third time. and ON the que ton Shalt bill pas
Senator DHnell Intercepted the committee and
was replied tn by senator Cnshmani passed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-23

law" they would be obliged to suspend. lie
hoped we should 20 slow on the repeal Of this law
Mr. EATON of Danville favored this bill, and
al4n immediate nction that the insolvency bill
may he repealed lilo understood there was to tie
hill introduced that would be much more ac-
cep,abe To the people than the Insolvency bill
Mr. HOWE OF Ludlow favored the motion OF
Mr. iIolton for delay, that there may be more
m1ture consideration Of the matter
The motion to make the hill n special order was
further discussed by Mr. Miles of Craltsblify, Mr..
Eaton of Dtuville Mr. Iiolton of Jamaica, Mr.
Mack OF IInesburgh Mr. Hayward of Addison.
and under demand for the previous question,
made by Mr. Howe OF Castleton the motion was
agreed To- .,u. p,rov -, n,.,.,,. ,5i
house-ai'erhooh'
BUS in'rodnced and reterrcd-By Mr.. KEN
NEEDY OF Fairfield, to pay Patrick Regain the sum
therein named TO- com on claims,
by Mr.. DAMON OF Victory to legalize the grand
list OF tho town OF Victory for 1915 to con-. on
grand list .
BY Mr. lllNSDlLL oil II. George, to legalize the
gr md lists ol the town OF St George for the years
1917 and 1875 to com. on grand list.
ReportS-frm committee on highways, bridges
and ferries. adversely to IL. 40, relating to the
fencing OF highways; third reading refused.
From committee on highways, bridges and Ter
ries, adversely to H. 81, providing Tor the pant
ing ana cultivation OF shade trees and neantiiv-
ing the pubic highways. Inc merits ni the nlll
were discussed by Mr. Bingham OF Essex, Mr.
~ to allow ten cents Tor each tree, which WAS dis
agreed to-Mr. Breesee of llnbbardton, and the
third reading was refused.
From committee on education, III favor OF ;. u
in relation to the abatement Of school taxes; read
third time and passed.
From committee on judiciary adversely TO IL
II, IN amendment oi chap: 10 sec. l, z. s., rela-
ting TO the qlrtllhcatlon Of voters IN town meet
ing; thlrd reading refused
From committee on railroads, in favor of II W,
IN amendment OF IN vet to tax railroads IN TINS
state. Mr. Dwinell moved q amend 50 TINT the
exemption shAli extend ior hye years instead oil
eignt years on motion 9i Mr. huse Oh MOntpeier'
the Dill was recolnmitted to com on RAILROADS.
.,o,xr ,ssr,,p,v
nh, e. 49,, =, A.. ,,.............
Inc oth'ie appeared III tl,o HelIeS, , , ,'
nan ana u J9lnt assembly was loiineu ,or 'ite
election oI Judges Oh INC supreme Cunt s MN IL
Mnilson, fIeSlueht PR teW, Oh te oena'e' III t''e
ehIlr' ll,h u9ngge Nlclpois' Sie,ki , u.,., A.
IN ho'loh ~ oen,tor Drh NJ "a M nt' Wv,
JOINT assembly ani9nrnen ull'n =, ,nnTsoy o.
neNs WSe,. at c'o'N III '''o
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

Drunkenness-Henry Freher, 10 days;
Thos. Collins, 80 days; Ann Cronan, $40;
Marcus Boyer and Theodore Roach, So
each.
Disorderly Conduct-Solomon Crcelman,
80 days; Mary A. Ovens and James Foall,
dismissed; Clem. and Daniel Renisch, s.
each; Bridget Carney, S..
Assault and Battery-Jos. Wertzel and
Fritz Stallzmeister, s. each; Frank Morton,
dsmissed Michael and Bridget Haley, con-
tinucd to July 9th.
ellaneous--Michael Bensensame, cut
ting with intent to kill, held to answer;
Richard Jones, giving dance and exhibiting
gaming devices, continued to July 9th; Sol
ONION CrccIman, personal violence on off
GER $40: John A. Coyle, embeZzlemcnt,
held to answer; Jas. W. Wesley, vagrancy,
30 days; John W. Hill, same, 3 months
Annie Humbrank, petit larceny, continued
to July Sd; Herman Kempcr harboring
vicious dog, continued to June 20th; W..
Bahncman, Henry Berkel and II. Some
mann, cruelty to animals, continued to
July 9TH.
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PLYMOUTH PASTORS.
The Twice Told Tales of Two Sorrow
full Sisters.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
BRooKLYN, June 26-The following is Just
published:
To the Examining Committee Of Plymouth
Church.
have before me copy of the charge and
specifications made against me by Mrs. B.
Walton, and signed by her under date of
May 2Sth, 1873. Accompanying the same
is a letter wherein you express a willing
ness to receive any reply | may wish to
make; therefore ! answer:
First-That in my house on the evening
of the 18th day of April, 1873, | did say, in
the presence of Mrs. Walton, that the sta e.
ment contained in certain card which she
held in her hand was true, o correct copy of
the same being annexed to the charge and
specifications.
Sccond-I did authorize the card to be
published in several newspapers in the city
Of New York the following day, and | now
repeat and reat1irm that the acknowledge
ment of adultery with Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, pastor of Plymouth Church, was
the truth, and nothing but the truth, and
that having previously published a false
statement denying the charge, | desire to
make the truth as worldwide as the lie had
been. L have no further or other state
ments to make to the Committee.
ELIZABETH r. TILTON.
Brooklyn, June 10th, 1878.
NEW York, June 26.-The Star saws when
Mrs. Kettelle, the young widow and Bible
scholar of Plymouth Bethel, publicly as
saulted Rev. +. L. Smith, the
moral and spiritual protector of
that institution, and even went
so far as TO call him liar and seduCer
the general opinion was that she had
taken a very imprudent step, and that
she would surely find reason to re
pent her folly. Since then Plymouth
Church, through one of its multifarious
investigating committees has taken up heI
case, and sifled it in true Plymouth fash
ion, and the people became convinced thai
the young widow had attacked ar
adversary whose power was un
known to her. She was told
by Plymouth Church that it regarded her, as
the Rev. Frank claimed that he did, as a
person of little or no character, and that the
best thing she could do was to aban
don her charges and leave for dis
purpose. Mrs Kettelle, however, does not
seem to be that sort of woman, and
seems inclined to make strong fight
for the truth of her assertions about the
novel character of the Plymouth Bethe
pastor. She again repeats her charges anC
says she will prosecute Mr.. Smith unit
Plymouth Church even will be convinced o
his guilt and cast him out from the $2, 600 po
sition he now holds. In what way she
expects to do it she is unwilling to say al
present. She claims that letters have
been received by her since the
Committee decided her allegations
against Smith not proved trying
to frightcn her from doing anything fur
ther. She claims that neither she nor he
brother can be frightened by such threat
as those mentioned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

THE Board Of Revision held meeting in
the Mayors Office this morning and in
struCted Mr. g. i. Johnson, who has been
examining tie Auditors books to overhaul
the accounts of the Fire Department during
the term of service Of W. b. Folger. This
action was taken by the request both of
Mr.. Folger and the Fire Commissioners.
Mr.. johnson. having completed all that can
be done in the Auditors office at present,
will at once take up his new task
Mns. MARGARET RYAN, who fell down
stairs at her home No. 172 East Eighth
street, a few days ago, was taken to the
Hospital last evening, and is now in very
critical condition.
FIFTEEN hundred persons attended the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, Mcssrs,
Caldwell and Gcssert absent, and Mr.. Bell
in the chair
A bill Of -. .G31I G7 for coal for the use of
the Water-works was ordered paid.
Permission was granted to H. L. Smith to
lay crossing on Sherman avenue between
W ostcrn avenue and Dayton street.
Bids for furnishing cement for the new
re ,ervOir were read and referred.
The clerk was instructed to notify the
Health officer Of the existence OF nuisance
on tMe LoWer River Road.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

The June Musical Festival, otherwise
known as the De Murska series of concerts
commences this evening at Music Hail.
The attractions are unusual and should fill
even the immense Hall. The programme
for this evening, which We have already
published, is fine one and the great artists
will be able i'll it TO appear at their best
Secure seats at Hawley's for tonight, Fri
day Might and Saturday matinee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

BS- CINCINNATI, June 26-2:3O p. M.-HOgs,
firm market and prices advanced. Bulk meats
fairly active and held higher Lard
quiet and remains at about previous prices.
Mess Pork quiet and steady. Flour has the
usual consumptive demand and steady.
Corn finn and in good demand. Wheat
quiet and unsettled Rye steady and quiet
Oats dull. Barley, little doing. Whisky in active
demand and no change in price Cotton dull and
weak.
byW WEATHER.-Probably cloudy or partly cloudy
and warm weather, with indications of rain, for
the next twcnty-four hours
p0- THE CovingtOn office of the STAR ia at No.
tEast Pike street. in Hardin's Insurance Office.
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HNANGaAL.

C1NCINNATI. June 26--l :3OP NJ
Gold buying at 1907, selling at 1909 Gold
checks on New York at l00t4.
Exchange on eastern cities is in limited de
mand but with little offering and rates are steady
and unchanged. We quote par buying and 10
prem. selling.
Sterling is unchanged. Sight drafts at 81 S. per
t i'll gold, and 81 S6 for 20 days.
Governments are steady with light local de
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

All arrangements for the last Popular
Concert have been completed. Mr.. Lippert
still insists that Professor Whiting must
come on and play the organ, according to
contract; but with or without the organ
the concert will be great one, well deserv-
ing the patronage Of all lovers Of good
mn sic