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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-26
Dr.. Pierce's FaYorite Prescription

The term. however, 10 but q feebis erpre o.
my high appreciation q ia value, bassd "a u
tonal obseryaflon. have. willie vftp-.-'-E " y
five results In the special diseases basD<nt Y. ee
org.nism on woman singled u out a. ths snDya ~
erevnias ss. % NJ .s<sea -. ~ y, ia
"A A pos'ilye safe, and efeetual rernedy for u es
on dise.ses and one that will. AZ al tines ana sr
ali circums,.nces, act kindly, ar2 vlnng 70 u.ake
L rspat.ton =. physisi,n and - s.n1Sen' Az ~,
rectai0ns Of single invalid lady who uses IL f?r any
80. .iin,ents fOr which recorlnenf IT, that ofer
and IN II under POsfTIvE GUAkASTkk lFof
eoofitions see pamphlet whipping bottie-l
I'hs fJllowing among tbose diseases In vtirh
nv Fsyerffs Presevfpfioa has worked cures - By
tnaxte and with Certainty never before attziD by
nny medicine: Isueorrb0a, Excessive Ia Nc.
P.infal Monthly Periods, suppress.ous via tn
Unnatural causss. Irregul.rtles. Weak Bad fro-
IsDsus, or FALLING Of The Uterus. Anteversion anf
Rftroyersion. Bearing-fovn Sensations lntsrDa
Heat Nervous Depression. Debility, Desponcefscy,
Threatened Niscsrriage. Chronic Congestion. liz
fAmnAtiOn and Ulceration % the Cterus lmpoteDcy,
BancnnesS. or ster1iity. and Female Wezknest
DO not extol ths medicine ss |" eure-an-. tat u
admirably ig.nIls . singieses % Dsypsss bing
most perfec. specific IN al ehronie 6iseasss o. ms
ternl system u woman. IL VIII NOT disappoinr sf
Will IL DO harm. In any state o. eondition-
Those who desire f1rther Information on - -,
kets can obtain II In THE PEoPLEs CoxSos sLss,
MEDICAL ADyrsER. book Of over ~ paess;, 10y -
th0s diseases peculiar % Females Asd ntes n"c1 q
valuable advice In regard 70 the mAAAsen<h' q
Ts.ss4ss Prsssy1rsss 80 ~ Dv~esAsk
Nv PIERCE, n D. Prop'r. W ODDS DbpensAfy
,cd Inyalids' Hotel. BufAio. n !.
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(Sueeessors % H. Y. PIERCE, NJ d.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE, having acquired a vorli-vide
reputation in the treatment % Chronic Dlsncs,
resulting in q professional business far exceeding
Induced several medical gentlemen 70 assoeis. them
selves with him, the Faculty % the WORLDS DIS
pensary, the Consulting Department ~ which has
Since bSsn merred with tile INvAIfDg HOTtf-
The Organization has been coHpletei AMI incorpo-
rated under the name and style Of worlds Dsps~
sary Medical Association. with the following omreG
Hon. r. v.PIERCk, Pra. y. ID. PfERcr, " Pres
Jso r. PIERCE Sec. LESTER Is. SMITH, Tfsdf
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ~ emil
nence and skin have been chosen a. the Faculty.
CHRONIC DIsEAsEs 81 all forms come within The
province 81 our several specialtles
LING DIsEAsEs-This division o. practice
very Ably managed by gentleman of mature JUG
ment and skill Bronchial, Throat, aud Lung DIS
eases treated With ue most .uccfssfgl results
DfsRAsKs OF wOMEN.-Especially are our facii.-
ties Of a superior order for the cure 81 all u@sc
chronic diseases peculiar % females.
NERVOUS DIsEAsEa-Paraysis, Nervous Dsbll-
ity, Epilepsy Fiuh ChOrea tst Nitnss Dance s.l-
attention ~ an ,Ipsrt ln thls spaciali,
NOT NECIssAkY TO sEE PATIfNTA-By our
original system OF diagnosis, We can treat many
chronic diseases as suCcessiull wit1ou. - p nlui
personal consultation For particular zee Is"p..
Common sense Medical Adviser Us pas,s sst
nost-uaid for elS1l OF lnvAiiS and Tourists Oul1e
B0ok~ 100 pages. 10 cents postpaid
SURGICAL CAstS-AniOng TIE oIeratlnts NhFn
we are called upon most frequsntly 70 perfortn .'e
those fOr Nasal Polypns, Harriip Iumors' ilstnl.
IN Ano Piles. Hernia lRupturrl lIy1rOccle llrulsy
~ tie ScrOtumL NaricOcele- ovarian snl ltths
TumOrs Cslculi (stOne la the Blstier, btnctHro
.tc etc. We also treat successfully, by . new nlsu
al without surgical operation, Cancers tiuh-feet
spinal Curvature, and other deformiles. tS.s PAM
inlet entitled, NoiiOn as q Curative Agent sen
Addres, wa..'I p.s,ssss7 xs1sl las..,:!s,. y
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WI MAN

by an immense practice AZ The worid's Dispen-
sary aud lnVallds' Hotel, having treated many uou.
sand cases of those diseases peculiar 70 woman. i
have been enabled 70 perfect most potent and posi-
tive remedy for these diseases.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUS.
- ty Circuit Court. August Rules, 1872.
Mary vs. A. hanpA'''' In cnanocr.


Reuben F. Hedges ct al.
The object oi this suIt is To correct the deed
from Hannah Hedge Ia the complainant, dated
the 18th day Of November l~GS, and 90 have per.
formed the cOntnlct made between the said
Hannah Hedges, now deceased, AMI the said
complainant: 10 reform certain decree Of this
court made In this cause on the lith day ot
March, 1870; 10 surcharge and falsely the acuount
OF the Commissioner of this Court, reported In
said cause on the 7th day Of June, $50 Ia the
amount Of 81 90 Ia the credit Of said complain
ant: 10 set of the interest Of the said Hannah
Hedges now held by said Robert White. that j.,
onc-half Of the two-thirds Of the said III acre
tract Of land, and sold So far a. necessary Ia pay
twOthirls Of the said debt due cOmplaiuants, as
stated in the amended aud supplemental hill OF
complaint. Aud II appearing from an affidavit
flrd herein that the defendants, Reuben y.
Hedges Sarah A. ShcrrOd with David II. SheTrud
her husband, Elizabeth Mc'iougan with vii.
liam McGOUEan, her husband, Caroline Jane
Wolf with her husband, John IL. Wolf, Caleb
Hedges, Henry G. Hedges, Mary Jane Hedges,
Ohio C. Hedges and Fernando Hedges, children
and heirs az law Of Thornton Hedges, deceased,
are not inhabitants ~ the state oi West Virginia
on motion Of plaintiff II II ordered that said de
PENDANTS do appear here nj next Rule Day, to-
wit: the iirt Monday in September, h'9. aud 30
what is necessary % protect their interest hcrain
SAMUEL u. MCcOl.LOCll, Clerk.
IDOHN WALTON, Solicitor for Complainant.
The above named defendants will take notice
that the complainant will take the dispositions If
MARY A. IIcmphll AMI Others nj the Office 0i
'John Walton, 1915 Chapliuc street, Wheeling,
West Nigtuia on the DIST day Ot september ls'9
between the hours OF q O'Clock 4. ". AMI O'Clock
+. ", and II from any cause the shih d"poHuohs
shall n-t be commenced, or being commenced
shall not DE- completed on said day, they Will bc
adjourned from time Ia tSmc until they are com.
pletcd. JOHN WALTON,
ag6Oawt Solicitor for complainant.
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S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY
= Cipuit Court. November I. lS7S.
Robert Thompson. sole distributor, and as such
assignee Of the estate Of James T. Thompson,
deceased. by the act OF distribution OF the TX.
ecutOrs of said deCendent,
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In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, -:
Charles Medsr, Fredericka Mehl, Louise AhrenS
and Henry Ahrens, her husband,
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per box, Cranberries in moderate demand at IS
al per brl or $2G92 so per bu Dried apples dun
at az a3c and dried peaches at S14a4c per Id.
HAY-Market firm and demand moderate for
the higher grades, but inferior dull Supply am
Pile. We quote prime to choice at $9@9 so per
ton all in bulk on arrival. and 70 more IN store
HEMP-Steady, and moderate demand for
ro,gh Kentucky, and light receipts, and selling at
$S5@90 per ton. on arrival Fair jobbing demand
for dressed at 61x@6Hc for single, and 7971lc for
double, pr Id, instore.
with moderate off rings, and selling at $40 50@
II perton. Shipstuffs quiet, and freely offert at
Sill 50@12, and mlddlings at Sl3@1S per ton, and
fair demand, all in bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-The market remains steady, with
ample supply, and New Orleans sells at 2s@38c
per gal on. Sorghum duh at 23@27c per gallon
Refined syrups at a0@7Oc per gallon, as to quail
ity.
OILS-Market steady for lard oil, and extra
quoted at 57tG53c rer gallon. Linseed quiet and
firm at 60@61c per gallon. Refined petroleum in
fairdemand and held firm at llgl3c per gallon,
POTATOES-Ther is merely moderate local
demand. and the market is ST. ady with ample
supply, and selling ut 70@S0c for prime to choice
Sweet potatoes selling at 81 256l2 so per brl.
POULTRY-Chickensi in fair demand and quoted
at $2CG2 rs for liv land So SOFAS d for dressed per
dozen. Ducks dull at 50 25@2 u.s. and geese at s. Is
g4 perdozen. Liye turkeys at f@sc, and dressed
at 10@11c per ID.
SALTS IN fair demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha. with moderate supply andqnoted 81 %
@l 30 per br OF bu, and 81 90 per brl of bu.
Liverpool coarse dull al 81 l0g1 15 per sack, and
Turks Island At 330a35c per bu.
SEED-Moderate johbng demand and market
quiet and steady, with clover at 6l4@7c per Id,
aud ttmothy et 81 2O@l 30 per bu Flax seed sell
ing II 81 f0gl l5 per bu.
SUGAR-llie ma ket is steady, bnt only moder-
ate demand. New Orleans quoted at 81 h@0c for
white clarified, 719dSc for yellow, and 6@t7c for
raw. Yellow refined selling at 71zfdT54c, extra
g ut 8H@S34c, A white at 95913c, granulated and
powdered at 94@lgc, and crushed at 10A9l011e
Der Id.
TALLOW--There isa fair demand and the mar
ket steady, and prime country selling at 5l4@S57sc
per ID.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. Jan. 11.-Spirits tnrpentine steady
at 26hc.
OswEGo. Jan. 11.-wheat steady and unchanged.
Corn nominally unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1l-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat nominally unchanged: No. Q
red, 87s9Oc. Corn quiet: new mixed. &c Jan
uary, 2Sc bid. Oats steady: White, 2l922c; mixed,
2O@21c. Rye. 43c.
BosToN. Jan. II Flour steady: Western su.
pers; SOS Is: common extra, S3 1904 %. Corn
quiet: mixed and yellow 47@50c. Oats firm: No.
and extra white, 36@40c: No 2 white, 4h@
35%c; No. 3 white and No. mixed, 3S@S4c Rye.
G0@62c.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 11-Flour quiet, firm and un-
changed Wheat active, but firnl red 96c: amber
and white. g2c corn dull and lower: white, 3512c;
mixed, 331ac. Oats in fair demand and higher:
white, &c; mixed, 2i1ac. Rye easy at SIC. Hay
leaf ticrce, 6t4@7c; do keg 71sc Bulk meats
higher: 27s@494 lA0s41sc; shoulders, none; clear
ribs, M: clear, 4Ac. Susar-cured hams, 71a@
SIC. Whisky steady at 81 o3.
PHILADELPHrA. Jan. 1l.-Flour firm: supers,
$4g4 62h; high grades s6Cs7 50. RyeA iur S2S71a.
Wheat active and firm. No. 2 red; 81 o51a; am
ber, 81 osH@l OF; white 81 o7@1 oS; No. Chicago
ern. 3O@3lc; mixed Western. 2s@29r Mess
pork, IS 81. Beef: India mess sl9. Smoked
hams, 714r@sc; picked, 5s4@614c; green, 54@5lsc.
lirus frlllle Sleatn, 0t4GgOC. ButUT bteAuN' I've"
York State and Bradford County extra, 2l@23c:
Western Reserve, 12@19c. ggs quiet Western,
212Sc. Cheese steady; Weste ,S(aS1ac. Petroleum
weaker: Refined, SIC: crude, 71z974c. Whisky
scarce: Western, 81 O91a
NEW YoRK, Jan. IL Flour steady: superfne,
| State and Western, 50 20@3 SO; common to good
extra, S. G0a3 90; good to choice, 81 0594 so;
white wheat extra, S4 55@5 Is; extra Ohio, SO 10
| as; st. Louis 81 s0@5 75; Minnesota patent
S. 50@S. Wheat quiet spring rejected, TIC; un-
graded S599St; No. 8 spring, S9AM9lc; No; 2
| Milwaukee, 81 Oh; ungraded red, 81 03@1 l01a;
| No 3 red, 81 0S@1 U5 No. red, 81 1OAg1 1923;
No. !, osm, red 81 leA ungraded saSc. q, am; os
@l o6: 11graaed - white. 9 osAel j;
No. Q do, 81 0734@l 0S; No do, 81 10l4ml 10M,
extra do, 81 ll13. Corn: nngraded, 46ap471ac; No.
3. 4FtsQ94lt4c; steamer, white, 55c. Oats: No. 2
811ac; do, white, 3415c; mixed esten, 81 @Sl1ac:
white Western, 33Q35Nc. Hops in fair demand
and firm, Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar
| quiet and unchanged. Mulnsses duh
and nominal. Rice active and firm;
Carolina. 5593s@74c; Louisiana, 5s4904c Petro,
leun dull: United, 81 0l%dl1 o5; crude, SIG
SIC; refined, Ss4c. Tallow steady at 62S. Resin
quiet and irm at,371sc Turpentine 271ac Eggs
| firm: Western, 26Iat927c. Pc heavy mess new,
81 5OGt7 10. Beef steady: packed, $l1; family
| mess GA. Cut meats quiet: long clear, 4sc;
| short, VI 9i6c. Lard quiet: prime steam, 6.059
6.l2hc. Butter quiet: Western, 26133c Cheese
steady: Western, 2@S&c. Whisky frmer at
! ST. lVM,
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CORNERED CHEYENNES.
Moving Them Down With Napoleon
Guns.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NatlOudl ASSOCltltcu TTesS W Ite
OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 13-Gen. Crook has
sent Lieutenant Shuyler, OF his staff, to
Fort Robinson to investigate the Cheyenne
massacre.
Fort ROBINSON, NEB., Jan. 13.-The troops
that followed the main trail OF the fleeing
savages Saturday, found them entrenched
in ravine whose natural defense rendered
it almost inaccessible. The Indians had
thrown UP breasIworks, and the troops sur
rounded them, but the commanding officer
seeing he could not dislodge them without
a great sacrifice of his men, sent
here for artillery. A twelve-pound
Napoleon gun was sent to
his aid. This was the situation at the
latest report. The soldiers killed were
Pri1ates Smith and Good. of Company A.
Third Cavalry and Private Everett. of Com
pany II, Third Cavalry. Corporal Palper,
Company A, and Private Egory, Company
C, of the same regiment, are wounded, but
not dangerously. Forty savages have been
killed, fifteen wounded, and about fifty re-
captured. Among the wounded was a sis
ter of Red Bear. Red Bear shed tears and
called her "bad squaw." He returned to
his agency, and she remains with the Chey-
ennes. A relative of Red Cloud was killed.
Trouble is apprehended with Spotted Tail s
warriors.
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scribing penalties for embezzlement appli-
cable to persons who appropriate ANYTHING
of value left with them for safe keeping. as
bankers so appropriating property left by
special depositors.A
ILLINOIS.
SPRINeF1ELD, HI, Jan. 13.-The House
was not in session Saturday, and but little
business was done in the Senate.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Jan. 13.-The House Satur-
day, after three days discussion. adopted
the Senate resolution providing for a con-
ference with State creditors.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY. Jan. 13.-A caucus of the Re.
publican members of the New York Legis-
lature will be held in this city on January
Goth, at 8 p. M, TO nomina candidatefor
United States Senator.
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Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last renOrt:

IneIOlOWtHS uettIIo HdNo uCoiA PiaSpu v
record since our last report:
Hannah Ames, 6 yrs, city.
Frederick Schroeder, 7 weeks, city.
Clara Rackman, 10 mos, city.
Bernard Schuster, yrs, city.
John White. sc yrs, U. s.
Rachael Young, 6S yrs, US.
Edwin H. Sparmer, 2yrs, city.
Chas. Haybeck, 81 yrs, Germany.
Walter Mullen. 2yrs, city.
John Knight, 10 mos, city.
Stella Kildupp, q mos, city.
Lewis Owens, 55 yrs, U. s.
VIM. Dornette, Is yrs, city.
Annie PlIman, 43 yrs, Germany.
Ferdinand Knipper, 2G yrs, Germany.
Anna X. ]. Bait, yr Germany.
John A. Niehaus, yrs, city.
Isabella Rosensliel, q yrs city.
Catherine Gerde, 5 yrs, city.
Christian Hanselman, 78 yrs, Germany.
John A. Carnes, II yrs, city.
Fed. knaui IS yrs, Germany
Theo BolanI, 81 yrs, Germany.
Carrle Westrich, 2 yrs, city.
D,na Schoenfeid, AZ yrs, Germany.
John J. Rehing, yrs, city.
Llzz,e Havers, Il yrs. city.
Henry VIM. schultz, Is mos, city.
Geo Gerth, 5 mos, city.
Albert :. 'uth, 6 mos. city
Anna e. Satalia, IS YRS, Italy.
Margaret O' Hara, s, yrs, Ireland
- Ames yrs. city
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RIVER iNTElIIIIGENCic.


sr LOUIS, Jan. 13--l25o P. M.-No change in
the river here. There is feverish desire to hear
from Cincinnati, Louisville aud Evans
vile to ice and water. Crews
are beng sent to Cairo to load boats
The Commonwealth leaves tonight The Gold
dust loading here for New Orleans and Grand
Tower for Ycksburg. Another gorge this morn
ing 4 Iron Banks, below Columbus, but it will
prrbably soon give way. Freight for the South is
abundant ut Cairo. The James Howard and VickB-
burg from Memphis, are about due at Cairo. Tho
Maude lett Picksburg on Saturday for Cairo
Weaih her here moderate, thawing slightly.
tsoat-Ilandss Gossip.
Fall particulars of the condition of the different
rivers will be found in our local columns.
The river is rising rapidly here, and the Ken
lucky and Cumberland Rivers are OIL the ram
page.
Harry W. Stein, clerk OF the Chas. Morgan, ia
back from St. Louis.
The Kate Waters and J W. Could arc working
al the ice to-day
Eliot Jas. Alexander is safely harbored in
MoundsVllie, " Va
The weather has i1een thawii,e here for the past
few days, aud is cloudy and mild to-day, with in
dcatiOns OF rain.
CAPTAIN Snm Brown, Fred. Wilson, Tlios
Harper, Iehn T Wilson, Dick Gray, W. W. O'Niel
and p McAlster arrived from pittsbprg yesterday
ami are at the Gibson.
Cleveland Leader: The influence of gen.
tie woman is Indeed great. There hasn't
been row recorded in Toledo since q lady
was nominated as Postniistress
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the most delightful article ever introduced
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ing, fragrantiy perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and piable, making it all indis-
penslbe article in every toilet
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
RestoIer Price 75c Oottle
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CHILL. CURE.
M A GILL'S CHILL CURE.
TONIC AND APPETIZER,

KIND
v aPuryV
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to
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the C in
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all Wholesale and Retail
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@ftching @ Pileso

Symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching-particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed
is etfectually cured by "Swaynes ALL
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letter, Pimples, all crus'y, scaly, itchy
skin diseases. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt of price-50c box, or three
boxes for 81 rs. Address DIR. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists.
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STATE LEGISLATURES
National Associated Press to the Star.

National ASSOcldLeu fTeSS 10 tue Stdr.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 13-The only bills of i'm
portance introduced in the Senate Satur-
day were the following: .e
By Mr.. Armstrong-Cr Creating the Office of
Criminal Bailiff of Hamilton County, to
be appointed by the Probate Judge for a
term Of two years. ..g-t d. -,.... .... .....
BY Mr.. Lord-To make the statute pre-
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Died.

EVANS-sunday, January 18th, at go p. m
Angeline beloved dauGhter OF John aud MARY
Evans
Funeral from the residence No. Il new street
Tuesday at l:30p.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l3-2:SO N.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1880 P. NJ.
Gold at par.
Eastern exchange hasa moderate inquiry. and
connnues steady at pa buying and / 10 premium
selling.
Sterling .s firm, and fair demand. IT is quoted
81 for sixty days, and 81 $50 Tor SIGHT, per in
gold
Government bonds quiet and market easy The
1ppa irut, . foil
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Just the thing for winter, to keep youI
hands from chapping and skin smooth
.Caswell' S Camphor Ice Lotion. Sold by John
Keeshan, apotheeary.
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nS-IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan snihen, No72
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch office Of the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorised to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in CUR name.
sS- WEATHER. = Probably cloudy or partly
cloudy and rising temperature for the next
twenty-four hours
.H1-THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
Z East Pike street. in Hardin's Insurance Once
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rlrance.


CoNDEMKED by REPUBLICANS.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The Republicans held
several meetings yesterday, at all of which
resolutions were adopted condemning the
Government programme to grant indi-
vidual pardons to all Communists etc.
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CINCINV IT, T. VI.
The following are thereceipts and shipments Of
live stock for the past rs hours:
Receipts. SHIPMENTS.
Cattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 676 Jl2
Hogs. ........................... ..... 66S2 146
Sheep Observation-Disclosures. 3SS 130
HOGS Market quiet and steady, Common at
81 d@2 70 fair to good at 81 50g3 10, choice at
S. 1908 25 per GENITAL gross.
CAfTLE-Market firm for good grades dull for
common. Common sell ut 81 50t92, medium at
50 2j02 IS, S3G4 for go d to choice, aud $46s4 Is
for fair to good shipping
SIIEEP-Firm market, and quiet, at 81 25(a3 o5
for common TO fair and s. 50gi sD for good 70
choice
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FOREIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Great Britain.
LOSS OF BIRMINGHAM LIBRARY.
LONDON, Jan. 13-The Free Library at
Birmingham was totally destroyed by fire
last night.