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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18
TIE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY JULY IS, 1879
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
July 10. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ital brig virgine della Guardia Bianco for Cetts-
Hopkins Geo

II 49,
z..e.
40 MTlVals noM ssa Josterday
STEAMBOATS,
i II stein Mnrrah from 81 Mar+inv;11a
- oo1i srn 80 go. 49,, ch - al InsHo
d n aav. Brown. from Havon sars
I Martha Raasatt from Part r.aa
| a.sumpt1on Charlet from lJonaldaonv;,,n
-
Exports.
CETTE-Per hrio viroir;a d.1,. r,,-s; ~ ,ao
pcs slaves wa" y "s1 1'A-S'' -
Receipts of Produc..
pAvnn Gu. ~ " s."oOs
cotton i r HAZE Eao s.eamer cay bales
am,S 49, @e 81, SACKS cotton seed Kauf-
Broa1s b;ass suEar Millkenl 90 Berkson
ra%s II n.na ss - toaTeve--a sacks wool bag
hafas cntsan * $500 20 0rder-Iotal
SHREvEp,ypT As ~ ooteon seed II nhds sugar
tim r, = . . n ~, ol og T oeWe-so bales cot
Ill. MI - - g - CD-A ben GeTsOn d. Som Sims,
% sacEs cotton saaa q 9 sentell eco
49, uoeCon soeu ~ NOttOn seed AssociatOn-2
e rYs ri1 Mh pales wool TCo-1o4 head
S.t on onle eoo-AunaTles 70 orQer-Iota 30 bales
Ind. snaar NJ, iLhhnIer steamer u stein-.32
Moore &co-2 hhda do R;char1 Mi1,,ar ~ oS a. :
Burke--1 de Reraud q G;hart I q. q ~, 80, 49,, .
molasses W Burbridee @eoa hhds u anss ~ pes
w nIsh-17 Al Rnhart Eara q - III aukn, - ' ~
Hrsch Adler &oo1 do John d,aaar o sne o 70
ri Codchanrlot hidos Is $500 ~ = = $50 -. "ooI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18

Third Justice of the Peace
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE Co. ],
corner Camp and Canal Streets
New Orleans. January I3. 1870
At "a nesting Of the Board Of Directors hello
on the eleventh day of January, 1879. 1t was re-.
solved to pay. on demand. the semi annual In.
terest dividend Of FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock to the stockholders or their Ieosl
representatives.
DIRECTORS.
=. =. DUGAZON. b. GALLY.
CHs. LAFITTE. W. A. BELL,
CHS. 3. SCHMIDT. ANT. CARRIERE.
Obs. J. LEEDS. JULES ALDIaE.
y. FATJO, PIERRE POUTZ.
a. SOHREIBER. JULES TUYES.
ia16 If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18
LIST Oh VESSELS
Ups Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.

JULY is. 1879.
Domestic.
NEW YORK. -n@.@. #.......4-.
steamship Morgan CITY Read sid july IL
o1eamshlp New Orleans, Hasey- 49,. sid July IL
PROVIDENCE.
Schr y ! Mulferd, Shaw sid June %
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Expounder Croker aid June 10
Ship Orient, Allen. Jnne2s
Ship Iron Cross. Randall. .........ldgJ June 90
Ship 10 Marthe, Olivier ~ ldg lime BE-
Ship Sabine. Borand. ..........s aid Jnly I
Ship Cromwell. Barstow. sid June1s
Bark Belgravia. Gibson .-......-... ldg july
Bark Oxford, Phelan- cid juno 80
HAvRE.
Ship Cleopatra, Pope .---....-..--..sld June 30
ROUEH
Bark Dante, Vidulich ....-...........c cid Nav 10
Bark Kate lBrl, Anderson. sid July 10
eHERBouRG.
Bark stadt frankfurt an der Oder, Hon
SID Mar 20
CADIz.
Bark Regina Tolck, Godfrey :. SD June
LETTH.
Bark Christopher Columbus, Knudsen sd Mays
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vIgKssgse. enEErvILLE ArD sr1n.

- -. = ~ = IL AND nkNDD.
UNITED STATES MAIT, pAKrm ST
Leaveg every gEeDAY at B, Id.
/ lsGgZ n nan.L.31 tlVhbbURa. NATUHUx
- i nayls Rena and intermediates land
| uImUMfsON DEAN,
ut,,,ar, .1 an pI s O. me 4. Y. Lee)
1oa maAAhM OAMpDe master a. McNav, CLERK
is " EpoVe connecting at vteksDurg N1tn
an.ns Lang ZOE an points on the Yazoo 6tin-
Ao"o1' 1oo1 ss1 s M nnd Tallahatchte,
n 4. M WVVHHh, ~ Commercial T1ace.
GEO, D. HITE, IN grayia ~ e 90 q
Mpnroee give thr9ugh bills Of ladinR 70 Trenton.
Shrsyenort and re.aa H. On me NIeksbufk.
". y. bhOCAETT. Agent, IS
% Ma0azine street.
UNITED STATES NAL 3. ~,-- --, -------.
FOR GREENvfII1R 81 ~ VIII n All IHA5pkEI
- 14s11A14s A11l1n1 s ssEa 1gghasboHa AND TIN
Leaves every THfTffRSi,av
ey.ss, FOR 1REENV1T \ b. ~ w z n gsy ~.
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SATURDAY V!QKsBgHa UHITED eTATFe
NAIL PACK FIT '-'As-44
ORkLUUBAe.

W." ORLEANS AND 4NIS oP1E!IoUsAs PACKET
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAI. pAnKEp
Leaves every TUESDAY, Do DIN.
.1.6. u FOB WASHINGTON. OPisErx,n-
i1F 81 sas. Port Barre, Simmsnorf 1i,nr n IL
.1-,.-, Vile. and all landings On fi1e 1nnat
AIcnaiaiaya River and Bayou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
new, light draft steamer # = -
FANCHoN. e
II. ii. Broad. master
Theo John and ]. N. sherrouse cIe-ks
VI VIII Ieave % above. For freight or passaae 49,.
~ BEITToN / EppLEB, 100 aravier .sra.@.
z. M.AA AZ nI u Commercial Place. &
- 4. =. pAKLIN. go Magazine street.
e. e Size fanehon connects weekly VIII, M
Steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizaes and
signs through bills ladinR to OheYneviila an4
81 points on Bayou Bnnf oce t.
REGULAR oPELOUsAs PACKET.
leaves every TUESDAY, at S 81. IA.
L. = FOB WASHINGTON. 0PETnn.
-: sas, Port Barre, sfmmsnnrf
Churchville and ali iandinea an The
Coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou 0onr 49,
bleau-The new HRht-draft steamer
YAZOO. M
VIM. Crawford master, j, B. schmit eierk.
I oil Eop e 11aaEfsaE ssa se
dsa4 a. dEo. D. H1TE, 1.a aravter atraat
g, Freight for Bayou des Giafzes put Orf AZ
blmmsport, Big Bend Landing or Water Vallev
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Political Points.

Vote for Harry G. Powers for Justice OF
the Peace.
The Democratic mass meeting at the
Music Hall last night was "stunner. The
meeting was called ta order by Julius Reis,
who announced Hon. Alex. Long as Chair
man. Spe ches were made by Judge H0ad-
ly. Governor Bishop, General Ward and
John L. Follett, ESQ. Before the meeting
adjourned the Chairman read the follow
ing dispatch:
"CoLUMBUs O., April 4.
''To the Democratic Mass Meeting at the Music
"rhe Democrats OF Columbus send you
greeting, The election of Harris is the sal
walton of the Ohio Democracy aud the har-
binger of victory in October Let us re-
member Chicago and do our duty on Mon
day.
ALLEN O. Myers w. Neil Dennison. J.
D. SulJvan, II. J. Booth and many others.
The Eleventh Ward Republicans held a
meeting ast night at the Mohawk Engine
House, at which John A, Abbih was elected
President and John Gath Secretary. Messrs
rhus. Jncob Jr., T. Fl. Kumler L. Z,
Boy &C, W. H. Mcdowell. Frank Hopkins
and II. G. Powers made brief addresses.
CINCINNATI. Aprll ., 1919.
To tho Editor OF the Star:
Mr.. Thomas PentOn the Democratic nom
inee for Assessor in the Fourteenth Ward
is youns man If ability and fully compe
tent for the office he is seeking. lie has
been Assistant Assessor before, and wOuIC
be II good Assessor if ecte,l,
Many tax payers of the Fourteenth
Ward.
Mcssrs. Spangenherg, Ehmann and Saw
yer will address the Socialists tonight Il
Fifteenth aud Bremen streets.
Mr.. Nicholas Kleeman. the Democrat
candidate for Council from the Fourlcentl
| Ward, has every chance of being elected. II
he is being heartily indorsed by the Reput
| licuns of the ward
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
POLITICAL POINTS.

tend the stock sales At that point, but just
previous to train time Information was
whispered in his ear about some strange
doings that had occurred Of late about his
domicile, the same being of such nature
as to cause Tom to postpone that trip ana
turn his attention to other affairs. The in
formation received was to the effect that
Toms wife, during his absence from
home, was in the habit OF enjoying the
society of another. The same having
aroused Davis wrath he determined upon
putting stop to such nonsense. So upon
the night in question he went home at
late hour, much to the surprise of his wife,
who thought he had left the city. Upon
arrival at home he found the door un-
locked, thing not customary, and the rea-
son of it being so he asked his wife. Not
receiving satisfactory answer, Tom sat
down tn await further proceedings. He
had not long to wait for there was sud
den knock upon the door. Then Toms
wife cried out in such a manner $50 as to
give the party at the door warning OF her
husbands presence) and asked him TO see
who WAS at the door. Davis opened
it and found standing there in a
drunken attitude tho Great Amerl-
can Bridge Builder" William Staley,
who in put on" drunken accents
layed out st,ry of having trouble with
his own wife, aud asked Davis to take him
in for the night. Toms hospitality did not
get the hest of him on this occasion, for he
rushed into tie house for his little gun. bu
upon getting to his door once more found
that Stacy had suddenly disappeared.
Davis came down town on Tuesday morn.
ing in search of Stnley, when much to his
chagrin he was informed of Billys sudden
departure from our burg with well-iilled
''grip." 1t now leaks ont that .Staley has
PLAYED this little game for months, aud was
really ready at any time for II departure in
case his doings should come to light
Staley's wife will immediately enter suit
for divorce, and the prospects are thai
Davis will follow in her tracks
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Died From His Wounds.

In Yesterdays STAR we gave an account
of bar-room row that occurred night be.
fore last in Charles Degenhart's saloon,
northeast corner of Main and Eighth
streets. in which John Kelly. an express
man, who lives on Prospect Hill was struck
on the cad with an iron bung starter in
the hands of the barkeeper, JnCVb Dawson.
Kcltv suffered terribly from the wounds and
died last night at his home.
The Coroner was notified, and will hold
an inquest this evening.
In the Police Court this morning the
charge against Dawson was changed to tina,
of murder in the second degree and hi,
bail fixed at 5000 The preliminary ex
animation will take place April 1lth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
RAILROAD TIME CHANGE.
Panhandle & Pennsylvania Line.

Commencing Monday, April 7th, this line
will put ON an additional fast express train
to New York, leaving Cincinnati at q 40
II. M, arriving in New York at G:l5 the fol,
lowing morning
The New Yrrk fast line, now leaving here
at so II. M, will, ON tine new schedule,
leave at y II. H.. arriving in New York at
iO.35 the following morning. The New
York night express leaving here at $50 =.
m, arriving in New York ut 1905 the tol.
lowing evening, will run as heretofore.
Acc mmodation trains will run as here
tnfure. except that the Xenia accrmmoda
tion, leaving here ut Tia a, H., will be dis
continued, and the P,ainville aCcommodn
ton will leave II 7.45 H. M, instead Of 7:5t
II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Real Estata Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real
estate FROM noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Maria Freis to Michael J. Frpis quitclaim TO the
undivided une.eiuvcn h Of 4Lai.l0O acres. in the
southwest quarter ui section 81 MIllCrctk Town
>hp. aud Ai acres in the southeast quarter OF Sec.
tiui. |, uictu Township 81.
VIM. A. 4 lao ami wife to L. ii. Fillmore,
lot 30 hy Is feet, on tle north side of Locust
street, 30 ret ,ast from Beach IT, ect Walnut ils;
IL aud other GunA dCratiohs
E II. Fillmore and wife t. Adelaide NJ &. Fill
more, same promises; 81 and other Considera.
u. il. Shoemaker to Dicdrich Depenbrock. lease.
hold estate - Icy 70 Get, "n the northwest conner
OF isrbndNav aud Hunt streets; 81 ,UD
Mmy y Taylor to Chns. I. cksrn, nndv ded
ou,h If OF lot Is by Hn feet. on the nuithW, st
c rner Of Elm and Madison streets, ana lot & by
A3 feet the rmt side Ol Hughes st ect l6j leet
nth from Mulhe ry street: ST. love and aifec-
| ton.
Benz. Bruce. rcr assignee, to the Woman's
/ Gu i>trn AIS, piatiGn OF Cincinnati, lelsehOd
estate, - by 100 feet, uii the north side of Fra
| strte 81 lS.W feet west { ON Mclean avenue; &c
Benjamin hruce and w4te to ZANE, qiitclaim "a
snlne prenis 8; 81.
David w. Kelly and wife to Asher Vert. grant
Ors int est in . 100 acres being Lat No. 7, purt
| ton Of estate Of Elizabeth Wert In bec'lon ],
! Cnlerain Township; So.
| ,h res and Margaret Felton, to same, grantors
| interest in slmc prem Sc. $50.
| samuel 4. CoUpvt Rnd wife to Anna Cooper, AZ
acres On State kintd lying next east from How
| ellst net, Ccvcs; 81, H.
/ Juhn Il. aylor AMI wife to Richard Gould. 30
acres, in nth part Of SECTION ~, sycamore Town
sh y; ST, $50.
Themiule Bum Her and wife 10 Jacob Anil, 200
by iUU feet on the enst side u Edwards Ruat, 3OO
| feet south from Wabash avenue; also 300 by 4OO
! feet, on the northeast corner Of Ell ads Road
and Wabash avenue: also 100 bv 2O0 feet, on the
east side Of Michigan avenue 100 feet south from
Wal, A, Mt Ippkpiu, ri tDn
Il. r. Carson and wife tn John Is. Bell, undivided
one ALI interest in Lots 32 g. 36 81, IS aud "a, 20
feet front on Liberty by s. i Ct deep; 81.
ueorge W. Fen on and wife IN Berry Grffeng,
700 by 100 feet in the southwest quarter of Section
TO- Green Township; . 90.
william +. Rust nd Clara A. RnSt qli'tc'aim
To W. H. Withaw, Lot 333 Is et front by 100 f.
deep in .. W IlartShOrne's second subdivision OF
lots IN Sect n 25 First Ward: Slj0
| A. Il. Wthaw, qu!tolaim to W. f. Rust same
properly: $50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Children's Home Fair Walking Contest.

The Entertainment Committee Of the
Children's Home Fair have made arrange
ments for pedestrian contest to take place
at the Highland Iiou.e next saturday
commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and continuing until 10 O'clock in the eve
ming The following young gentlemen are
undergoing course of training for the
walk: Frank A. Lee. Charles Evans, Thos.
Pugh, Boze Van Hamm, Charles Campbell,
Edward Lee and George W. Jones, Jr. A
first second and third prize will be given
to those getting over the most ground dur
ing the twelve hours. Admission so cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Wants Some Enquirer Money.

John T. Coling, Of Carthage, Though his attor.
news, Mcdonald & Cotton, brought suit in the
Court Of Common Pleas against the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER to day. to rec yer $4,000 for damages
alleged to have been sustained by the publication
Of an item in the Enquirer concerning the
plaintiff.
The item among others. contained the follow.
inr stntenlrnts: That the p antif had used two
village bonds OF 500, AMI hypalhecated them for
their full vnlue: TINT Col'ing. us the friend Of
Treasurer Krl elman got Possession OF the ducu-
mems and ra ;sed 81 0JJ Oh thrm lha, the plaint fl
had allowed X, lie man 10 make false entries on
the nars of his ledger. ca eulatcd TO cover this
very def cncy.
The plaintiff further AYERS that TIE statement
that ne WuS defnulter to the Western Insurance
Comp nv in the sum OF $500 was meant 10 des-
ignate him ns IL defHulter embcSzler and iorger
aud us pets II unworthy Oi tInst.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
County Commissioners.

The County commission rs held regular meet
ing to-day, all Of the members being present.
A motion that the Engineer be rectcd /, make
an estimate OF the COS of the lighting and repair.
Ing the Of Miam,town Bridge, was adopted.
Mrs +. A. Storey was allowed S26 43 for expen-
scs incurred in keepina the Cleyes and Brdgelown
toll gate during thr y arending April lst, lr79.
The sum of $40 was allowed John Coed ng for
land appropriated by the county to alter road il,
Minmi Township.
The Board after an informal talk about vacat-
ing cetta offices in the building, adjourned to
meet next Wednesday,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Lady Teachers.

The Lady Teachers Association OF the city and
vicinity h ii their regular monthly meeting In the
surcrlntendertso Office, Public Library, this morn.
Ing M ss Johnson presiding, The attendance was
small, but the programme, which consisted Of an
c,xay. on the subject Educational Notes" by Miss
Weston, and II review Of LorRfellow's "Evange.
r~r," by Miss NJ, K Prytnn, OF Gaines High
School was unusually Interesting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

"To sum it up, 81 long years of bed-rid.
den sickness costing 500 per wear, total
three bottles Of Hop Bitters taken by nv
wife. She has done honseWork for year
since. without the loss Of a day, and | want
everybody to know it, foT their benefit"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

DIR. X. V. PIERCE Blnhlo, N. T.: ...-. W
E,R SIR--Y ur Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets have cured me OF tho
worst form of CHRONIC liver complaint OF ten yearS
standing had tried every physician of whom
could hear and every remedy that was recoin-
meuled. but gradually grew worse. until could
hardly move around. | did not expect to 1.-Two
thirty days; but, thanks to your remedies. am
now well AMI strong. .-....-.-
Yours truly, .-. MANLY MAXIM.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Shadows OF Coming Events.

Cincinnati Drill Corps md Union Bat
talon, Uniformed Pa riarchs. will visit
Toledo Mt the session of the Grand En-.
Campment.
The Odd.fcliows Of this city will celebrate
the anniversary of the establishment of the
Order in the United States at the Temple
and ut Eagle Hall, Eighth street and Gem
tral avenue, on the 2Gth of Auril.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
THE WEATHER.
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, April 5-For Tennessee
he Ohio Valley and Upper Lake region,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
lnrti,wcSt winds becoming variable or
hitting to southeasterly. followed by sta
ouary or falling barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

Hlgs-Mark ct firm and quiet. Common al zWl
as 40 fairto good light at 81 SOFAS 80 ia:T to good
PACK ing at So 70qS Us, select butcher at $@4 ~
per centRl gross.
Ca,tle-Market steady. prices are unchanged.
Common at ~ 2S93, medlumat 81 25gi, good 10
choic at 81 25615, and fair TO good shipping at
81 6Oty5 per GENITAL
sheep-Actiye and Arm and no change in pri-
lAg
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FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, April 5-2e p N.
Exchange OH New York Is in fair demand ana
hrm, with moderate receipts. We quote at par
buying 10 1-10 premium selling
Sterling is firm, but not much inquiry for IT,
No material change in rates Sight drafts at
Governments remain steady and quiet The
f. Us are out Of the market The local demand Ia
light except for new fours. and rates as follows,
mlYinR md selling:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

The First Ward Harris Club will hold q
meeting at East End Hall this lSatnr-
day. evening, at o'clock. Several
candidates and others will address tho
meeting.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

before Judge JOnllSlUn-BTIuktl MUIR
dock against John J. Murdock. Suit for
divorce on the grounds Of habitual drunk
enuess,, cruelty and abandonment In
progress.
PoLICE.
Drunk-Margaret Bradford, Mary Brown. 80
days; Josephine Ashbaugh dismissed.
Disorderiy Conduct Sheehan, VIM
Cook, dismissed; Joseph Zentner, Kate Zcntner.
cont nued.
10 IL liockcnger, Suph a BENDER. assault and bat
terry, dismissed; John Hockenger, Chas kuhz,
same, dismissed: Kate Taft, saIne, continued; An.
drew Singer. incorriglb.lty sent 10 House OF
Refuge; Frank Tuner. grand Larceny, continued: !:
VIM Tmberlake, same, dismissed James Flan-
merry. alias Nuttle, cutting with intent to
kill. examination waived: Sol Marks,
Nose Marks, WIN. Benton and Christ Fieckc.
practcing trick game, continued; J. B Shinn,
false prelenses continued Timothy Donovan.
adultery, continued: Anton Metker, Obstrncting
street ruilroad. continued: Chas. Parker, close
driving. s.; Thos. Bush, abusing family con
nued; VIM. Thomas, boarding train while in
motion. $50; Isaac Cross, vasrancy, continued;
Jacob Dawson, murder in the second degree cor
tinued.
MONDAYS CALENDAR
The cases set for Monday are as follows:
COMMON PiEAs.
Before Judge Smith,
5l,669-IsNac Faller Il Co. vs.. Merchants Dis
| patch TrHnspn tation Co.
81 5i.G73-Henry Williams vs. E. Gilllgan and D.
| A. Block.
81 .G93-The Sun Mutual Insurance Co. w. Kiot
| trs Sons ct al
5i.7l3--Gharies p. Taft vs. John W. Dimmck
ct al
Before Judge Moore.
| 57I59-Sarah Hayes vs. John ] Dumont ct al
| 81, 57,lGG-Alexunder W. Dearman vs. John Sllbcr
naRle.
57,l73-E Stern We. Henry Knckc ct al.
| 57l77-J tksUn / Co vs.. JOnn McGIil and Mar
garet Mctill.
M,178-Adam Steir vs. Freder ok Iempe.
| 57,l79--Wm. c. Watts v. The Windsor Lane
| ami Building Ass ciallOn ct al.
e. 1893 John L Frnhl ger vs.. John Hardy.
5a2ll-Christ. Arniss and >, Blum vs. Theobold
Gallat.
57.2l2-S. B Hagamau W. W p. Devon.
| 5T2l3-rhe Cincinnati & Portsmouth Il. X, Co
| vs.. Geo. w Walker
572lS-lG f. O'IIagan Co, vs.. 8. R, B"ckwith
| 5L2!9-John II. Loud Receiver Of MCMak, i
4 F,dlrtt, Us. James llrlkin Il Co.
h7,229-ilemry Huber Is. Conm1 Rantz
J7,23l-James Huber vs. Conrad RamIz
Before Judge LougwUrth.
Mccall OF the calendar " he made until tn
case on tr nj (No. 81. .27Sl is finished.
SUPERIOR
No calendar election day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
RIVER INTELILGEHCE.
Steamboat Movements


The ilne side-wheel steamer Potomac viii
be the regular packet leaving from the foot
of Broad way this evening for Pomeroy and
all intermediate points
The Bostona viii be the regular e. 80.
r. X. packet leaving at 4 p IN. to-day Tor
Huntington.
The Vint Shinkle will positively leave
this evening for Memphis.
The great Chas Morgan will leave To-
night sure Tor New Orleans. Don't forget
her.
The City OF Portsmouth came down this
morning and will return to Chilo al p. m.
The Robert Mitchell will arrive and re-
turn to New Orleans Tuesday.
The Bonanza came down this morning,
and returned to Portsmouth at neon.
The Fleetwood will be the railroad pack
ct tomorrow afternoon for Huntington.
Boat-hands' Gossip
Business fair
River falling quite fast
The first steamer for Fort Benton leaves
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Caldwell will have charge o'
the IIudson's office, and not the ST. Law
rence's office as stated by us the other day
MIR. Chas. List, now clerk on the Hudson
will have charge OF the Office on the new
st. Lawrence.
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