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A Blasphemer Rooted TO the Earth.
dalton Enterprise.)

A lady from near Sugar Valley; Ga
says that af1au was blowing in the field
week or so ago, during which be utter
eGeiile wish, shat God would have to
plow in the heat OF the sun as he was
,rfofcedioto does immediately upon utter
ing these words he stopped still, as II
ytafBcd 10 stone, and II is positively as.
serted ihnt he was rooted to the spot,
and that two horses failed to PULL him
away. He was s.iA there when last
heard from
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Local Personals.

Hon. George H. Pendleton left for the
East last night.
Harry Gilmour, of the Grand Hotel, has
returned from his Eastern trip,
Rev ]. H. McCarty, wife and oS4ild, of
New Orleans, are stopping at the Hotel
Emery.
Mr.. J. West Goodwin a prominent Sc
dalia Mo-, journalist, is spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. John Cannon, agent for Harrigan &
Harts Combination is in the city, prepar-
ing for the advent of this great show.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Frazer and Mr.
and Mrs A. Mccormick, of Cincinnati, are
guests at the United States Hotel, Saratoga.
Rev. Leopold, of st. Ludwigs Church,
corner of Eighth and Walnut streets, cele-
brated his fortieth birthday and in the even
ing was serenaded by the parishioners.
Baron Won Stamyan, of the Prussan
army, son-in-law of Adolph Seinecke, Esq,
who is enjoying leave of absence in this
country, took i'll the Highland House last
night.
Mr., George G, Bowen left for Putin Bay
yesterday morning This accounts for his
failure to put in an appearance at the High
land House last night where he was an
nounced as the sGioist.
Conductor George MacFarland Of the
Little Miami, and his family are on visit
to their old homes in Batavia and Canaan
daigua n. Y. They are expected back the
latter part of next week.
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Ihe C0llrLs.
UNITED STATES.


Gus. Lindeman, of Cincinnati, filed pc
tition in bankruptcy. Secured liabilities,
S. 600; unsecured liabilities about $1,000;
assets, $4,000.
Ephraim Parker, of Mt. Sterling Ohio,
filed petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
about $2300; assets, exclusive of exemption
claimed, $1,000.
BY an order Of Register Flamen BALI s
Court of Bankruptcy Henry Thorner, late
of the firm of Thorner & Cohen, was per-
mitted to consolidate his petition in bank
ruptcy with petition filed by Louis M.
Cohen, his partner, on the 18th day OF
July, 1878. and as member of the firm.
petition by Sellew & Co.. of this city,
for an order enioining the Sheriff of Cler-
mont County the First National Bank of
New Richmond, Ohio w. A. Mccall & Co..
and Stephen Kramer from selling certain
property of Daniel c. Dustin, of Batavia,
bankrupt was granted in chambers by
Judge Swing, and an order was filed yester-
day.
Vim. Smith, of Hamilton, Butler County
Ohio, filed petition in bankruptcy. Liza
bilities, $5,06S IA; assets inconsiderable.
PROBATE.
The will of Henry P. Straub was admitted
to probate. and Ana E. Straub appointed
executrix. Personally $1,000.
POLICE.
Street-walking - Mary Evans Annie
Adams, Mary St. Clair, George Gray and
Mollie Hall, 10 days; Annie Anderson &c
days; Zennie Setter, Lotta Carr, Maud
Moore and Lille Wright, 10 days; Eliza
Mayrose and Carrie Coleman, continued
Dollie Weber and Jennie Leonard 10 days;
Mary Robinson and Tillie Carson,
dismissed.
Vagrancy-Mary Lloyd 30 days; Annie
Martin, 10 days; Sallie Perry, 80 days; Hat
tie Morris, 80 days; Blanche DennIng, 10
days; Tillie Wilson, 90 days; Hattie Smith,
Elizabeth Lee, Tillie Purcell Annie Young
and Ella Foster, 10 days; Mertie Grey Clara
Daley, 80 days; Annie Carson, 10 days;
Mary Allen, 10 days; Louisa Smith, 20 days;
Elizabeth Foster, continued; Maggie Smith,
10 days; Annie Kane, 10 days. Emma
Brooks, continued; Dolla Thomas, 10 days
Assault and Battery-Phil. Lawrence and
Richard Fillmore, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-Kate Serisy, dismissed
on her own recOgnizance.
Shooting with Intent to Kill-Jos Vetter
John Mccormack, James Welsh, Fred.
WeiChling, continued
Petty Larceny-James Windbush, 80 days;
Alex. Lawrence, $25
Disorderly Conduct-John Costello and
VIM. Cahill, So each; VIM. Palmer, 30 days;
Chas. Segale, dismissed; David Crawford,
5000; NJ. O'Brien, 80 days. Peter Feist, 49,
Drunk-William Cook continued; John
Smith, 5000; Geo. Mitchell 49,
Resisting Constable-Chas. Weber, dis
missed.
Embezzlement-James Windbush, 80
DAYS,
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.

IN MEMORY OF THE QUEEN.
MADRID Aug 3.-King Alfonso will erect
a magnificent ''basilica" TO the memory OF
the late Queen, and will contribute 1000
600 reals annually until it is completed.
Ex-Queen Isabella has given her jewels,
valued at 15, 100000 reals, for the same pur-
pose, and accompanies the gift with a very
touching letter, expressing her sorrow at
the untimely death of the young Queen.
THE FLEET REDUCED.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The British Pacific
fleet will be reduced Immediately.
WELCOMING THE Y. NJ. c. 4.
A very large meeting of the Young Mems
Christ ian Association of London was held
last evening to welcome the American del.
gates, who are Ell route to the international
Convention to be held at Geneva. There
were present many from New York, several
of whom made brief speeches.
KossUTH's LETTER.
VIENNA, Aug. 3-Gen Kossuth has pub
lished sensational letter, bitterly attack
ing the occupation of Bosnia and accusing
the Austrian Government of sacrificing the
interests of Hungary.
RUMORED BATTLE.
1t is rumored that there has been battlC
between Austrian troops and the HelZego
yinians.
AUsTRIA's OCCUPATION.
LONDON, Aug 3.-Advices from Vienna
confirm the opinion that the advance of the
Austrian army into Bosnia and Hlerzego
vina will be accomplished only with scenes
of deplorable bloodshed. The refusal OF
neglect of the Porte to arrange terms with
Aus ria for the occupation and to use it
influence in pacifying the populace, is con
| sidered an evidence Of bad faith due to Rus
| sian intrigues at COnstantinople Genera
Philhpovich is said to be extremely concil
iatory and pacific in his treatment of thu
people as he advances, and to compel hi
troops to abstain from everything calcu
lated to anger the populace.
GLADsToNE's REASON UNHINGED.
The general feeling in the city of Londor
concerning the assault by the Liberals upor
the Government is that the Liberals have
strengthened the hands of the Admnistra
ton. Mr.. Gladstone is denounced in al
quarters, and the kindest thing said of hin
is, his anger at the success of his ife-lons
rival has unhinged his reason.
THE MONEY CONGRESS.
PARIS, Aug. 3-At the request of thu
American Government France has invited
all the Powers to take part in the Interna
tional Monetary Congress, which will b.
held in this city Aug. 10th.
CLOSE OF THE DEBATE.
LONDON, Aug. BIN the House of Com
mons the great debate on the foreign polio,
of the Government was terminated las
evening, after a long and powerful speecl
by Sir Stafford Northcote. On division 0
the House the vote was 338 against 1876, tn
Governments majority being 143, whicl
exceeds the most sanguine expectations
On the result of the vote being announced
there was great enthusiasm.
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4 toT nrime IL p To % eb0re and 81 5am4 Is Tor or
1to ~ t,,l a. - 90 onlo" ~ 80 Ill occnrdino
dlnaTyi III Kye hour ut u 'oS 10 per Dfi according
IE siir rbo ,,.,tot 1. e.,, and GOOD do,cond
with limited reee n,s sSms r No on red ia to-
,Iav az aIc doiiycr,d Cb"ico n,,otnd Gsi@ozc ior
white Snd 0isI05c for amber NOR bu Good 10
,ri, Lots ar aG5,g}o fr or,bor or ,yhito aud s;TS
s nfe fr iG rd az an tSy II" nfnri"r Snr a oSdc ~
10 quality
" RVEfs In moderate Ia,nsn,l am, ,,as a steady
MAJ ket with not mnch coming IN. Choice sample
ri'nta5 sonst5 fi ~ nr ot ~ 5i, , hi on
9rria ,.tIi ~ aie ~ pc W. 0''
RtSoNmThr demand is Iig}t irtr mere is a firm
rnarknt sbonid rs ouo,ed 5Isr5t &c clnnr rib at
Gi%c md clear sidrs held at dc isr H. ali packed
S,;,, ,,r,S r, ~, ,'iat at fnr INNS
SSitn Cav ranI a. ' and G,, Tor so,l
ders 2ycr IN ''''' '''o0''
RARIEY-The offarinns are Iirbt and sales
becdt, s,,tiioio,'t t aS,; Of iiohin on,,ta
tions
OATS-Have n steodv market with moderate
arrivals, but not much demand Choice old
white is an tied zoe and mixed JsGT9gc per bu.
New sampie NJ Z3sl1tr for mir to nritir and
choice would bring I613c more ON track
(ORN--Is in M drr.tn dnn,anI tndlv and the
marx is rather easy with Iarse reT.mts Snles If
mixed ear on track Mt 4ic Der bu, and liberal
OFFERINGS at this Mixed shelIed Quoted 4il@I5e
per bu in elevator.
NFSS PORK-Phe demand is fair aud tho rnor.
ket strong. Olty mess quoted slO 30 utr brl. md
held 15@25c more for small lots.
IARDNis in fair regrcst and firm Prime steam
current make quoted 7tlc and an upward tend
encv. katIe at snsI/, f6Sr civ and 7ILGs73Ir fnr
CO.. Nv S"s'/9e 40i W. 'N '/2S'/40 +0
RIrI WFiTS Tho domapd is or1v oodarota
bnt thr tome nf the maTHpt is firm ShnmId,rs
on1tHd r 15N,h 20c cIcar rib at 4 qlI,co and cleer
sidrs bnII nj 6rIcI'nr In oiI In"se Hill nnninalIv
ahout i/c ner IL ia Nora tnr w. na"l;sI
COTTONNTs frm and Tnntat,ons advanced
about tSc TODAY on ali yrodqs ThG foIl"Nyiuc ore
the official nriCas, 0rdinarv o3tc ynnd ord mary
10lIc, lowmi id,llinp lie middiinp II tLc gnoi
middling 1l7dc r7iddIing air 13slr IN End G,ir
l276c peT H. |oN'
WhtSKY--Is in good demand TODAY and sales
ON iChange at 81 03 Der gallon, ''
RFtNSNThr narlint rsma na duh ann nominal
at al 5O6nI u for prime t0 choice and sfmI " for
inferior Der b,l. -
BUTrER-The receipts are liberal and the mar
ket is rather weak but without material change in
prices, There is a GOOD retail trade in the 1innr
Qualities which sell at 2Odl 3c per III for creamery
and l2@l5c for dairy. the ontsIde fgure being for
extra sClections Very little demand for inf'rior
and medium grades are ouoted 7Ggc and com,
mon at 3cd1c per lb,
CHEESE-prime to choice selling at 7Ga7%c per
lb and the ofrrnas moderate with oniy a lght
demand. 'i'' '9'''
COFFEE-Has moderate demand and the
market is steady, with Rio selling at Halle for in
ferior, l6I@@iS%c for fair to good, i9a2Oc ior
prime, and 2OI5a2lc for choice. Java olUted at
246l27c per lb
GOALS quiet and the offerings moderate at
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YOU CAN BE HAPPY

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors or humbug
cure-alls, that do harm always, and use only
natures simple remedies for all your all
ments-you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense. The greatest rem
edy for this the great wise and good will
tell you, is Hop Bitters-belieye it. See
" Proverbs " in another column.
u30-3tTu Th&S&Oc3-2W
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Board os Public works.

At the regular meeting of the Board Of
Public Works this morning the bill of the
Gas Company OF $S,7lS SO, for lighting the
public lamps in July, was referred to the
Committee on Lights.
1t was resolved that the rules and regula-
tions of the Water-works, adopted by the
Board in 1876, be continued in force.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03

RD- IN order to accommodate Eastern advcrtis-
er in the STAR, Mr. Y. Duncan Sniffen, No. Y
Astor Huuse, New York City, hIs been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States Tnis will be branch Office OF the STAR,
Mr. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
B1- WEArHER.-Fair or partly cloudy weather
for the next twrnty-four hours.
ns- THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street in Hardin's Insurance Office.
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County Normal Institute, in session at Lib
erty, Ind.
Communion services were held in the U.
P. Church yesterday afternoon.
Don't forget the entertainment at the M.
L. Church on Monday evening.
The colored folks had concert and fes-
tival in Davis Hall last evening.
Miss Nellie Gilbert of Upton, Ind, is
the guest of Prof. Ireland and family.
There will be services held in the Uni
versalist Church tomorrow afternoon.
W. l., Fry, who has been sick with the
fever Tor some time, is able TO be about
again.
WAPAKONETA, o.
Weather delightful.
Miss Allie Luna, of Troy, is visiting Miss
Mollie Rogers
Owing to abundant crops in this section
grain shippers are very busy.
An empoye of the D. e NJ r. r., named
Dirby, had his left hand mashed while coup
ling freight cars on Friday. Dr. Mann at
tended his injuries.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Great anxiety is ielt by the two leading
candidates for Mayor.
Rev. Mr. Sanders breaches in the Council
Chamber at a. N. tomorrow morning.
Is Mayor West running purposely to draw
votes from Morgan? The people think SO.
Mr.. John Kearns stands a good show for
| Marshal, as il now looks, with four candi
dates in the field.
Fifteen persons have applied to West Rat,
cliff for the position we spoke of few days
ago. He will Start them on Monday.
Rev. R. ]. Matthews, of Newport, will
preach in the Council Chamber tomorrow
af ernoon at 3 80 o'clock. All are invited
Rev. Richard Russell, of the Methodist
Book Concern, of Cincinnati, will preach in
the Council Chamber at 8 o'clock Sunday
evening.
The following gentlemen are officers ol
election on Monday: West Ratclif George
d. Allen, Judges; Charles E. Allen, Clerk
James Sarver, Sheriff.
To the Editor of the Star:
Our efficient County Assessor, John
Tocher, is again in the field, and as he has
proved his honesty in the past the property
holders of this county should see that he is
elected for another term by large ma
jority. TAXPAYER.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. $500 A. M:-Allegheny
River feet inches and fail ng. Weather clear
Thermometer 800 Wind southwest
BROWNSVILLE Pa, Aug. 80 A. M.-Monon-
gahela River feet inch and falling Weather
cloudy, Thermometer So Wind southeast.
PITrsBURG, Pa, Aug 3-11:3O A. M-River fec,
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CHARLEsroY. W. VA. Aug. $3.50 A. NJ
Kanawhn River feet 6inch, and falling. Wealth
er clear. Thermometer S0' Wind north.
SLea Ms boat EkOveH,ents.
Captain Isaac Brys0n's fast and fine sidewhecl
steamer Bostoua will he the regular c. & O. Rail
road boat leaving to-day at P. N for Hunting
ton.
The City OF Portsmouth leaves daily at p III
for Chilo.
The popular and reliable Cons. MiIlar Capt W .
c. Tichenor master, james Wilson clerk, will pos
lively depart this evening for Memphis and ali
intermediate points. She will make connection
with the hoGting palaces OF the Mississippi River
for all points South and receipt passengers through
to Little Rock and the Arkansas Hot Springs.
The fine steamer Granite State will return to
Pomeroy this evening.
The Bonanza came down this morning and re
turned TO Portsmouth at noon.
The fine, fast and punCtual Virginia Lee will re-
enter her old trade between here and Madison and
leave at 8 p. III. Monday Wednesday and Friday,
and extend her Friday trip through to Louisville
She is an elegant packet and will receive warm
reception wherever she goes Her officers are
clever gentlemen and know how to treat people.
sOat-hands' GOSSIP.
Business good this morning on the Lcvec.
Lambs New Albany ship-yard has ten barrcs
and two steamboats, under contract, and is ne
gotiating for six additional Government baIges.
Weather clear and warm.
The river was rising at noon to-day with 10 feet
in the cha mel
Capt Wn. Stone arrived by rail this morning
from Pittsburg.
Nearly three million bushels OF coal are coming
on the present water.
Capt sam. Clark Jr., is in the city.
For POmerOy.
THIS DAY, Sd, at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
- N, POTOMAC James Kirker, Master
"A Freight received on Whuiboat, loot Of
AsEssesesaa.A1e Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI Aug. 80 P NJ.
FLOUR--The market is quiet and moderately
active We quote 81 50G4 IS forfamily ordinary
trade brands, and S595 30 for fancy, Extra al
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HUWS-Quict and linn market Common sell
at So 75@4 90 fair to good at 81 3O@4 3D. and choice
not Offering to-day.
CATTLE-Quict and steady at 81 5Oa2 for COM
mon 81 2j@3 for medium, and So 25tGl 25 for good
to choice, per GENITAL gross
SHEEP-Moderate demand and the market
quiet Wequote common to medium at 81 5093 50,
good to choice at SO 1904 70 per GENITAL gross.
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For Menpil;S.

SATURDAY, Sd, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
f. n CONS. MlLLAR, W. c. Tchcnor, Mus.
LssssgsesfsT ter. Apply on board, or to Royse i
x'AzssnsaAs Mosset, Agents, on n y. WhaIlboat.
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For Louisville.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 8 p, NJ
FS h VIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby, Master
I.f4kss--S4i' Amply OH board, or To W. J. Halgath
gllAsSa ssska northwest corner Water and Main ST
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For Wheeling.

THIS DAY, I'd, at ; P. NJ POSITIVELY,
C ~ ANDES, Charles Muhleman, Master.
! fslslgs5E Apply on board, or to Eoyse { Nose,
sssaeasssasff Matt. MnGnire. AgcMtN.
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THIS DAY, ID, ats p NJ, POSITIVELY,
G-S ,, TELEGRAPH, j.. S. Morgan, Master.
5gSSsS Freight received ON WlarfbUat loot Jf
sssssssa3s3z7 Broadway, W HonsheN, Supt
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For huntingdon.

THIS DAY, Sd, at4P. NJ POSITIVELY.
FS= r. EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles,
I-Bssssl ESI Master Apply on board or 10 W. $.
sSzafhhss@ Getty, j. G. DoTnan d Co.. J. Cunning
ham, J. S. Robinson, Agents.
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DAY TON. Ky.

The supper of the English-speaking Cath
olic ladies was an agreeable success.
Fred Unnewehr is laboring industriously
as q candidate for Constable in this District
Rev. Father White will occupy the pull.
pit in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
The polls for both the city and county
elections will be held at Mayor Gunnison's
Office, corner of Sixth and Berry streets, on
Monday.
Dr. Schoolfeld drove Mr.. Vasche's horse
into the country the other day, and the ami
NAL was taken sick and died before he re-
turned, Mr. Vasche exonerates the doctor
from any blame in the matter.
The dead-horse case of Jerome Drown VS..
Jacob Cohn comes up before Mayor Gunni-
son today. Drown sues Cohn for the value
Of horse belonging to him which became
i'll while hired to Cohn, and afterwards
died.
OXFORD, o.
Mr. James Patterson, of Glendale, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. Jud. Jones, of Nlixerville, Ind, visited
Oxford yesterday.
A number of young folks picnickcd near
Four-mile yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Welty have returned
from their Western trip.
Prof Mcfarland is attending the Union
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, Sd, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- N. POTOMAC, James Kirter, Master.
tksss#F Freight received on Whaliboat loot Of
ssaslsz.sss Broadway w. Honshell Supt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-03-09
Public Local Lao.

Public Local Lao.
OFFICIAL.
AN ACT
To repeal Section 5, of the Act of
the General Assembly ofMaryland,
passed at its session of 1874, chapter
IA, entitled can Act to repeal Sec
lions Sand of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, passed
at January session, 1872, chapter
212, entitled An Act to provide for
taking vote for or against a new
county in certain election districts
in Allegany county, at the election
to be held in the fall of 1922" and
to re-enact the same with amend
ments," and to re-enact said Sec
tion with amendments so as to
read as follows:
SEofroN :. be IL enacted oy the General
Assenoly Oh Maryland, that section ofthe
AcV Vi the ueherai Assembly OF Maryland,
passed at us session OF 1874, chapter IA, en-
titled IAN Act to repeal sections and of the
Act of the General Assembly of Maryland
passed at January session, 1872, Chapter 2l2,
entitled AN Act to provide for taking vote
1or or against new county in certain cleo
uon districts IN Allesany county, at the cleo
tion to be held in the fall ofls72, and TO re.en-
hereby re-eaacted with amendments 90 nc IN
read as follows, viz;
SEc.5. And be IL enacted that in the conn
ty of Garrett. in the Fourth Judicial circuit
the next term of the Circuit Cont to which
iurors shall he summoned for tbesa;d corn.
ty. shall commence on the first Nondav of
Nav. 1878 instead of tho third Mond,y of
March as heretofore and thereafter the ragu.
law terms of said Court tn which, i,,rors sball