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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-01-31
Qeatbs.
DIED /:

Died in Lynchburg the oath inst, of
dropsy Of the heart Mr.. JOSEPH HESS,
father of Mr.. A. w. Hess, aged 81 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-01-31
House and Lott
SHERIFF SALE.

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
Resolutions of Thanks.

Our citizens, who yesterday morning
participated in the services at the
Cathedral in honor Of the late King Vic
tor Emanuel, Of Italy, held a meeting
last night when the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
"Whsreas, The funeral service in hon.
or Of the sacred memory OF Victor
Emanuel having taken place to-day at
the Cathedral, with large and patriot.
ie audience, be 1t
"Resolved, That His Honor the Mayor
OF the city OF Cincinnati, r. N. Moore,
be thanked for his kind participation in
the funeral celebration, and for the en-
couragement given us in order to make
the display worthy of the occasion.
Resolved, That the honorable Board
Of Police Commissioners Of the city OF
Cincinnati be thanked for their kind CO.
operation in assisting US in our efforts.
Resolved, That the Most Reverend
Archbishop Purcell be thanked sincere
ly for the sermon delivered on the occa-
soD, and for the hearty welcome ex-
tended to US by him and which shall al
ways be remembered by us.
Resolved, That the Rv. F. Gulda be
thanked for his zeal i'll conducting the
ceremonies.
"ResolVed, That the Committees be
thanked Ior their services In the differ
ent arrangements, which were very sat-
iSiaCt0ry."
For the Committee.
JOSHUA LAMONT, President.
Nj. NICARI, Secretary.
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At the meeting in Columbus yesterday
twenty German newspapers of Oaio
were represented by delegates and a
number of others by letter. Tue officers
of last year were reelected, viz: Presi.
dent, T. Freser, Columbus; Secretary,
Hugo Preyer, Of Canton; Treasurer, j
Reinhard, OF Columbus. After whi cb
committees were appointed to take
proper steps for introducing a uniform
German orthography, and to obtain a
construction OF the postal laws as Il
| newspapers.
The following resolutions were then
offered:
"Whereas, The German.speaking cit.
jzens OF Ohio form a great and thriving
element of our population, and eithtl
own real estate or are striving to obtain
such by exercising the strictest ec0no
my in their mode of living; and, as !
ought to have the same facilities in re-
gard to judicial proceedings and sales
that are offered to other citizens; there
fore,
"Resolved, By the annual meeting o.
the German Press Association OF Ohio,
in Whion now twenty newspapers, with
at least five hundred thousand readers
are represented, that in all counties
having German population all laws g.
| ordinances, judicial sales, and all other
official notices woich are required by
| law to be published in English papers
shall also be published in one Germal
paper Of the respective county.
.'Resolved, That we call the attention
| of the present Legislature to the numer
Gus petitions on this subject sent to The
last Legislature, with The request tha
they give the most serious ana favorable
cons deration TO the subject"
| After tie adoption of the resolutions
the Committee was instructed TO lay thu
resolutions before the Legislature
whereupon the Convention adjourned
| to meet again on call of the President.
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Day ton spoke on the origin aud growth
OF the Society.
The following were the toasts and re-
sponses:
"our Country" by General Manning y.
Force.
"The Army and Navy" by Captain J. B.
Foraker.
'Our Heroic Dead" drank standing and in
silence
sour Heroic Living" by General A Bick-
enlooper
"The lllustrious Statesmen of the War;" by
Colonel Hunter Brooke.
"Our Wives, Mothers. Sisters and Sweet
hearts," by Colonel G. Z. Wharton.
"The Army Mule, the Quartermaster's re1:
ance and the soldiers best FRIEND" by Colonel
d. w. McClung.
''The Medical STAFF Of the War;" by DR.. p. S.
Conner.
sine Memorable Siege Of Cincinnati" by
Colonel o. j. Dodds
"The "reminiscences of the Campfire" by
DR.. A. L. Carrick.
short speech by Mayor Moore and the sing
ing OF "Auld Lang Syne" concluded the les
tivities.
The officers of the Army and Navy Society
are:
President-Col. L. NJ. Dayton.
Vice Presidents-Col. John Kennett, Col.
Hunter Brooke, Col. II. E. Collins, Surgeon, A.
l.. Carrck, Capt Charles G. Goddard.
Secretary-Capt John Ii. W oodward.
Treasurer-Niajor Frank j. ones
Executive Committee-Col. E. V. Cherry,
Gen. Fred. W. Moore, surgeon A. e. Heigh-
way, Major e. Z. Dawes, MAYOR 5. 5. LHom-
medieu,
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Wonderful Case of a DefOrmed
Human Being.


Human Being.
A number of our citizens will remem.
Der the confagratlon in the neighbor-
hood of Vine and Liberty streets, the
old corporation line, twenty-seven years
ago, One Of the houses burned was oc,
cupied by Mr.. Joseph Folz and his wife,
who are now managing u dairy on West.
ern avenue.
The fire broke out late at night and
caused considerable alarm. Mrs. Foiz
at the time was at the point of oontine'
ment, and the fear and excitement had
the effect of her giving birth to boy, who
was terribly deformeo, having no toes Oh
fingers. The Child, moreover, was de-
void of the senses Of hearing and speak
ing.
everything III their power for the relief
OF the child, but it never could learn 10
sneak or make use of its other organs.
the little boy grew up to manhood, and
is living to-day. A special room has
been fitted up for his abode, and none
but members of the family and some
relatives are allowed TO visit him. The
poor fellow Is hardly able to crawl even
short distance, and he is only able tt
eat his meals BY having bis fool put intt
his mouth.
The parents refuse to have him re.
moved TO an appropriate asylum, ant
are giving him all that their love ant
efforts can do.
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Senator PeMdletom.

Senator George Ii. Pendleton arrived
with his family from Columbus last
night and reached his residence, corner
OF Price and Liberty streets, about 8
o'clock. About an hour afterwards his
old friends OF the Third Ward rendered
him a serenade. The music was by
SeiAenstickers Band. After the sere-
made, copy of the following resolu-
tions was presented to the Senator:
"Whereas, The Hon. George Il. Pen
dletop, citizen of the Third Ward, has
been elected TO the Senate Of the United
States; therefore, be it
"Resolved, That we, the Democrats oil
the Third Ward, feel proud OF the elec.
tion OF one of our neignbors to so high
an office, and tender him our heartfelt
congratulations.
"Resolved, That recognizing in him 8
oiLizen and man OF the most sterlin z
| worth and integrity and statesma o
| high order, we feel that the honor hat
been well conIerred; that the trust re
posed in him will be faithfully execute
and that the interests he is called upoI
to represent will be carefully guarded
Senator Pendleton replied In a happy
speech, and then the serenaders retired
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Society Elections.

The Queen City Club held Its annual
meeting last evening and elected five
Governors for the ensuing year, as fol.
lows: Joseph Longwertb, Colonel Chas.
W. W Woolley, Captain A. IL. Bugher, Mr.,
j. M. Wayne Neff and Mr.. james r.
Murdock. An elegant r8past was Then
furnished in the dining-room, and the
evening was passed in social couyersa
tion.
The following were elected officers o.
the Buckeye Club for the ensuing year
President, Dr. Z. G. znke; Vice Pres
dent, A. Palmer, Jr.; Secretary, Ed
Renau; Financial Secretary, Charles
Ambs; Treasurer, Emil Schmitt, anC
the following Board OF Directors: Andy
Weiand, Martin Jansen, John Wagner
George Sheu, DR., and Julius Becker.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
" Stockholders of tho Corrugated Elbow
Company Of the United states that meeti ng
of the Stockholders OF said Company is here by
called, for tho purpose of reducing the Capit al
Stock Of said Company 10 the sum OF 800 600 90.
at tho Office Of the Company. Nos. 45 and At
Race street, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Ohio, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, danu :
ary 2lst, 1873, Immediately after the regular
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of said
Company to be held at the same time and ut
the same place, and that SAID meeting of Stock.
holders 10 called for the purpose OF SO reducing
the capital stock of said company and in pur-
suanco Of the law in such cases made and pro-
vided.
l. q. RESOR.
VIM. RESOR, JR., lDirectoTs.
w. s. MUNSON,
CHARLES II, LAW.J
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BROKERS.
PROPOSALS.
EOlt ARMY WAGONS.
AMEsULANCES AND HARM ESS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QUARTERM AsTER GEN'L's OFFICE,
wv Lnu1NnmAN IsnnarN Ii 1919

OUARTERM AsTER GEN'L's OFFICE,}
WASHINGTON, January II, 1873. }
= will be received at the offioe Of each, the
Depot Quartermaster at washington, ID. G.,
Philadelphia, Penn, Jeffersonville, Ind, and
Fort Leavenworth,. Kansas, until II o'clock M
at W ashington, l2:O7 Z. NJ at Philaueiphia,
ii rs A. NJ. at Jeffersonvile. and 1880 A, M. at
Fort Leavenworth, February II, 1873, at which
times and places they will be opened in the
presence OF bidders, for furnishing one hum
dred (i0U) slx-rnule Army wagons, hfty !3O)
Wagons for two or four horses or mules,
twenty-five (25) Ambulance Wagons, Army
pattern, one hundred and fifty (i5ol sets OF
six-mule army wagon Harness. complete, and
seventy-hye (75) sets four mule ambulance
Harness, complete; deliveries to De maze HaI a.
either the Philadelphia, JeTersonville or Fort
Leavcnworth Depois, as may 0e required BIDS
will be made accordingly.
Deliveries arc to commence within thirty
days from date OF contract and be completed
within sixty days from date thereof. The
Wagons, AmDulauces, and Harness to be in
exact accordance with the prescribed spech :
cations therefor, OF iirst-class material an
workma manship, and pc sub jcCt to rigid inspec
ton before acceptance, and all found not up TO
the required standard to be rejected and re-
moyca at contractors expense, within ten
days after notice OF such rejection. Proposals
will be received for any portion OF the sup
plies.
any and all proposals.
4 preference will bo given to articles OF do
mestic production, and 10 articles OF domestic
prod uctlon and manufacture produced on the
Pacific coast to the extent OF the supplies re.
ouireG for The service on that coast, conditions
| OF price and quality being equal Blank pro.
Hosals, and printed specifications. as well as
any further Information, will pc furnished on
application, By either OF the Depot Quarter
mastcrs herein mentioned
Proposals should bo addressed to either tht
Deport Ouartcrmaster at " Washington, Phila
delphia Jtffersonyille or Fort Lcayenworih
and be endorsed Proposals for "Six- -mulc Arm,
Wagons" ""Wagons for two or four horses o.
mules" "Ambuiances.' "Six -muio Army
WAGON Harness. or "Four-lnu Ambulanct
| iiaraessn as the case may be.
STEWART VAN VLIET.
Sctine Quaytermaster Gc0orai. Byt Mai. Gen
| US. a. jaM-6t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18

The Committee on Permanent Organi-
zation appointed at the last meeting o!
Cincinnati Builders at Mechanics In-
stiLute met yesterday.
A form of incorporation was drawn up
and adopted.
A motion WAS carried that each Nom.
ber present notify each frm in the re.
spectiye branches OF trade to be present
at the mex general meeting, Tuesday.
January q, 1873 in the same place, as
every builder 10 wanted In the Associa-
tion.
Aessrs. Finujgap. Nleber and Dale
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
Amusement Notes,

The "Danites' at the Grand Opera
house tonight and tomorrow night
Last "Danite" Matinee Saturday Of
tsrnoon.
Mrs. MacauIey closes her engagement
with only three more performances. To-
night, Saturday matinee and Saturday
night are the only remaining oppor.
tunities of seeing "Tha Mothers
Secret"
At Melodeon Hall tonight the Cincin'
natl Choral Society, Signor Janno;ta Dl
rector, give a concert. A very attractive
programme is announced.
Monday night at Pixies Opera-h house
the opera of. "Troyatore" by the Pap
penhelm- Adams troupe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
PUBLICATION.
Scribner's Monthly
MIDWINTER NUMBER,

The MIDwINTER NUMBER OF SCRIB-
NER's MONTHLY, in the variety oil its
conte nts, and the beauty Of its illustra-
tions, as we'll as in its entire mechanical
execution, surpasses anything we have
hitherto attempted.
In the series on American Sports,
there is "MoosE.HUNTING," Illustra-
tions by Sandman, Ward ami Kelly; " A
CALIFORNIA MINING CAMP" Lllustra-
tions aud TexE by MARY HALLoCK
FooTE; "THE HUMMING- BIRD OF THE
CALIFORNIA WArKR-FALLs," Iliustra-
tions by Moran. Beard and Gibson
"RECENT CHURCH DECORATIONS" by
Clarence Cook, Illustrations OF the work
of Bartholdj, LuFarge and st. Gaudens.
Following the Halcyon TO Canada
by Burroughs; NJ ajolica," by Castel.
lani, &C., &c. There are also Illustrated
Poems ana Stories by Stoddard, Glider,
Boyesen, Holland, and Stockton, be.
sides Sketches, Essays, Reviews, and
Fun; Chow a Man Takes Care Of hi
Baby" An Asylum for Literary Lu'
natics," &c., Sc.
The edition of the MIDwINTEF
ia
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
Ex.ARRHY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
Third Annual Reunion and RaD-
NNet.

The third annual reunion and banquet
of the Society Of Ex-Army and Navy
Officers took place last night at the Bu.-
net House.
The supper tables were loaded down
with the best that that fAm0us hotel
could spread, and sevsnty-eight persons
sat down to them.
The room was beautifully adorned
with foral decorations by Critchell.
A number Of letters from members and
invited guests, who were unable to be
present, were read.
After the sumptuous supper had been
disposed of with full justice, speeches
were the order OF The day. Col. l.. ID,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18
The Pappenheim- dams Troupe

He EdPVeHHeIHs NaMs HEOupes
The sale Of seats for the farewell
nights of opera at Pixies, by the Pap.
penhejm and Adams Troupe, commenced
this morning at Dobmeyer & Newhalps,
81 West Fourth street. The company
can appear here but two nights-Mon-
day and Wednesday next--owing TO en-
gagements in Eastern cities. "Trova.
lore" will be rendered Monday night,
and "Tannhaeuser" Wednesday night.
The scale OF prices run from so cents to
81 so,
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PARTNERSHIP.
Limited Partnership.

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT THE UN-
i derslgned have agreed to en- er into limi-
ted partnership in the general business ofman-
ufacturing and selling -four, to be conducted in
the nrm name of JSO.. Il. GORMAN, with
their principal place OF business &C the City OF
Cincinnati, Ohio Said Jno. Ii. German, who
is general Lartner, and Samuel A. Dickcy,
who is special partner, both reside in the City
OF Dayton, Ohio.
The amount of capital which said special
pariner has contributed to the common stock
is three thousand dollars.
Said partnership is TO commence on the l1th
day OF December, A. d. 1877, and to terminate
on the l7th day OF December, A. D. 1873.
JSO. IL. GORMAN,
SAMUEL 4. DiCkEY.
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TERIIFlCATE-Wl & MANSS-
~ State of Ohio, Hamilton County, ss This
is to certify that the undersigned have formed
a limited partnership under ami pursuant TO
the statutes OF Ohio.
/. Said partnership is to be conducted under
the firm name Of Williams h Manss
2. The firm is composed Of Charles S. Brain
ard and Henry NJ. Brainard, both residing In
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, who arc
special partners, and Julius +. Williams and
Louis Manss, both residing in the city OF Gin
cinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, who are gen.
eral partners.
8. The said Charles s. Brainard, as such spe-
cial partner, has contributed the sum OF twelve
hundred and fifty dollars capital to the COM
mon stock, and the said Henry NJ. Brainard,
AS special partner, has contributed the sum OF
twelve hundred anu fifty dollars capital to the
common STOCK.
4. The business to be carried on by said firm
Ia that OF dealing IN sheet music and musical
publications in Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Ohio, Nhere the principal place Of business OF
said firm is situated.
s. The said partnership is to commence on
the first day Of January, A: D. 1878, and to tor
inmate on the first day OF January. a. D. 1881.
TSlgned1 CHARLES 8. BRAINARD, LsEAL.l
ISignedl HENRY NJ BRAINARD, sEAL.f
tSigned JULIUS f. WILLIAMS, sEAL.i
[signed1 LOUIS MAN5S. tsEAL.i
State Of Ohio, Cuyahoga County. ss.-On the
| oath day Of December, A. d. 1871 personally
appeared before me- q Justice OF the Peace in
and for CleVelanu IN SalO county, CnafieS ..
| Brainard and Henry Nj. Brainard, and ac-
| knoWledged that they executed the foregoing
| instrument, being a certificate Of limited part
nership, and that the same is their free act and
deed.
| Witness my official signature at Cleveland
| the day and year last above written.
Z. II. BABCOCK,
Justice OF the Peace.
State of Ohio. Hamilton County, ss.-On the
26th day of December, A. u. 1877, personally
| appeared before me, a Justice Of the Peace in
| and for Cincinnati, in said county, Julius +,
| Williams and Louis Manss, and acknowledged
| that they executed the foregoing instrument,
| being a certificate Of limited partnership, and
| that the same is their free act and deed.
Witness my official signature at Cincinnati.
| the day anu year last above written.
| VINCENT SCHWAB,
| Justice of the Peace.
The foregoing is true copy Of the original
certificate FLED in the Recorders Office Of
Hamilton County, Ohio.
FRANK BRUNER,
l Recorder of Hamilton County.
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were appointed to inquire into the cost
and location OF suitable rooms.
The meeting adjourned to meet in
Greenwood Hall Tuesday afternoon
next,
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DENTISTRY.

.,.,xvx-rr-~ DIR. bAMEkOE'5 DENTAL
EHaS Rooms. SS7 West Sixth street.
NIIIYY1Y SO for a set Of teeth worth
seO. Every set warranted to ht and give per-
fect sat s!action. Gas used in extracting
Teeth filled with gold and warranted. Branch
Office, southwest corner OF Elm and George
strccts- DIR. W. T, NYE in charge.
NOTES, M&Wu
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FOR sALE--.PIANOS. &c,

rNEl FOR SALE - PIANOS AND
ESSfsSy55NSEs0 RGANS -- FROM all tho besk
HH III H f;makers in the land at astonishing
III Wow prices Warranted for ton
years. Pianos for rent at from SO to S25 per
quarter, at BRIITtNG BROS!
Piano and Organ Depot,
n023-50t Corner Fifth and Plum streets,
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We respect lat men. They represent
the good humor Of the country. Fa,
men never get up strikes or panics or in
ternational disturbances. They are
men of peace, and a. little piece of them
goes great way. Keep up, fat men.
Laugh and be jolly. The country needs
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Static OF ohio, MONTGOMERY County, S.

State OF Ohio, Montgomery County, SIS
Be it remembered that on the nth day OF
December. A. u. 1877, before NE, tho UNDER
signed, Justice OF the Peace, in and for said
County, personally the above named Jno. IL
German and Samuel A. Dickey, and severaily
acknowledg ged the above certificate Of special
partnership to be their voluntary act.
In witness whereof have herewith set my
Official hand the day and year above mentioned.
GSEALl DAVID K BOYER,
Justice of the Peace, Dayton Township.
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LEGAL.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed and lual-
fled as Administrative Of the estate OF ID. A.
Giossner, late Of Hamilton County, Ohio, do
ceased, MARIE KALBFELL,
Administrative
January IL, 1878. jall-3tF
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. ON THE
~ 27th day Of December, AID. 1877, the Pro-
bate Court Of Hamilton County declared the
estate Of Charles Stockton, deceased, to be
probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore
required to present tholr claims against the
estate to the undersigned, or her attorney,
within six months from the time above men
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
ELIZABETH STOCKHOFF,
Administratrix OF Charles Stockhof, decd.
HERM. MARCKwoRTH, Attorney. corner Main
ana Nc Micken avenue, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 27 AID 1877.
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