davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-18

Kirk ct nj. c.t, Dincs IS. Eleenman. az 1a!r!ok
ct n. ~. t.hnMlHriain. g! Allen VI. Woodr9ff.
an ~ fsrwel 'rr + al s' fla'n; petition for
ii. t.aistow q III. VI. McLahlan, and C.,, sInp.
s; lnnsn'%1e t',, nt' s' oardner petition Tor
s,1!,.r @ ,n ,nn1nst5at,i1 n r. s's;on s st eli
pHtr n,,f1 ,x r. 1,'3n will 10 lc: '"mc mod
!. Chicago Il Eorthwcstorn Hallway Company
~. Ditnfcx, mbtion to Bct inside continunnco tc-
j. Calvert vs Carpenter; rchenr'ng dcn!ed,
hut wo hnre t,'adc slight Modification in tho
i. lingo vs. sca!ca: petition, for, rohearlng nj.
lorctl tnr Tho purpose III having tho qucstlon Of
r. Ta" a 9fif hfa. Company VI.
Canlpt'c|i. t' Snrton vs.. ne. ca People e1 r9l.
McGfea ". l;.pslst TheolnElrn' Union. sn1 'sa)
NEW MOTIONS.
IL. bennett ct ri. vs.. vnn llcct ct a1.: untlon
| by appellant for hvo days further tlHio 10 hlc
s; tsi',l,9ns ": Hong; motion hy appellant to
~. lieiftz ya. ChIcnpD isonr,l Of Trnie; mo-
ton ~ appellee for extension at timo 10 f'lo
d: Lako shore s. MICHIGAN Southern 1tat.!;way
flnklrund Enfnnnnyt tnDtinn By Atfet1dnna In
error fnr cxtcnslnn of tino to fl1c hrfof: -
". Hhito ct n1. va 1lrugger; motion to dismiss
Tho fo!lowln4 naned persons will bo araatis;t
licenses a. rMScice aI " ny sta'e aSr;, e. ccr,'I
| Courtney, Chnrlcs b. licnd, 1fnrtlr ". Stuely.
AiGert +. summers. itjram b. rrcntiss, O!. A.
Mcfarland, Jnlltt g. l;1kr. I.couar. 4. Wh!pp,
| iiaie, t;harirs Il Nor,hr0p. I!cnry Mnnkay, VIII.
Inn, II Atci.nueshn J.scph 4. Grimm. Earnest g
| Whyte. John II. Williams, Calvin c. Thompson,
| Frnnk i. McI:Ihc,tc, AHthtny k0cnnt1: Charles
| II. IlenMslHnc. John II. Kenyon, joseph z. Hat
| ry, Owen H. 1cnty, i. c. li0nsl. Albert Wntson+
In n. Philips, WilliMm Mctiann. Jr., Thco!!ore
+. lsnIlry, Eti9ar \: lIanoroft, Robert q. Allen,
and Charles 4. ltfshDp.
mo following foreign licenses wcre accepted:
| ". allen f.ichtcnwnllncc, W. A. Starrett and
| Charles II. Test. ... ~. ~. ...-..
Eo. i, Advi.cincut Docket-Graut ". Neunctt
| is being nrKElch orally.
, 1880-09-18

Tho Grand Jury heard twcnty-four cnsos
yesterday, returning ten true bills, twelve no
bills, and passing two cases, 4 double scs-
sion wns held and n smaller number Of cases
WINS ordered for to-day.
Dlilness reiEnetl ut tho CriminslM @ s j. Col!rt 1T
NVebber who tried to shoot Officer Duffy lust
July u OIL StRte street. near Thirteenth. Ill
manner rs related III! tho press Mt that time.
milking out a case against WcDbcr than ha
was In another moro Important cnsu IN which
he wns recently, Interested, md tho jury
found BITS would-be murderer guilty aud
i'enitentlary. ii tho afternoon Tholnas
Collins, John McDcrmott, Thomas Farley,
and William AlckIll[p, WHO Inst Juno g,!vO
ntl old inan nanlcd Gcorge Statta a terrible
for riot In consequence, werb tried before
Judge Rogers, who found them guilty ind
fined them 81 mt costs each.
, 1880-09-18

THE 'EIklDUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
TN ORDER 10 ACCOMMODATES OUR SUMEn-
i ons Vntrons thtouRt!out tho Gty, no fnve rstAb.
lshea ntanYh 0tsccs II the tnssens nv's!oas, A.
Ol1ce and will 10 recclyud until q CLOCK j. N.
HOuTit DIVISION.
u. 4 T. BlMMs, uaoRsesers aud ssauoneEs. II
". T. ROijXisT. druggist. .e!l cottnee Grove-av.
northwest c9rnor rli!rty-hfth-sL
ii. W. AUCliAAN, Druggist corner ThlFty first and
WEST DIVISION.
A: a. P0pAIt0NUM, NeMsAaa'eI, ssAueunr, oto,,
H1 " eat hiHdlsnn.ht. noAE Wcsern.ny; -
ii. U. llftNHiCk, .owcer. Ncrsdeatcr, and Fancy
G1o0H, ~ l.nkG.at. c1rner t.!nGpln.
II. +. KRAFT, Druggist, vi West AtadsoH'st+ cor
AGtjVSV jacobson. druggist, 1s1 North Ilalstod,
" , n,,n..~a, NonTIi RlvlS1oN. A., ,,,,,
C1hrk.st-t curngr Htylslun.
r N. WILLIAMS CU., nrusEsss, 8'b ltarrabns"at-
.iHuIs Y: Il. NEEnE. 1's!ntng spd Adyer yAnR
Agent kows AiId Stationery DGPOL EH East niyizlln-
IT.. bOlTceh In sH19 md WAts,
, 1880-09-18
DIVORCES,

William petrlo iIlctl Ills bill yesterday,
complaining that Ills wife Elncltno only
favored Him with her society for nbout six
tit hin,. Fromi tls apIear,',cs nc Of things il
seems M though she did not intend to conlo
buck, md William therefore wants to De re-
NluGed In position where ho CHI got mar-
rlgd agnln should u 10 go ,II dIeSlrr. ,.,..,,.n
Sarah Russell, on the ground Of drunken
ness.
Judge Jameson yesterday granted decree
Of divorce To Nancy j. Fancilcr from George
Fancler, on tho ground or cruelty.
, 1880-09-18
Adeiina Patti to Visit America, and
Then Leave the Stage,
Sara Bernllnrtlt rs Photographed
In q COilifi-'rho Wretch
NIcnesclOu.
pIelurcs og English Beauties In Shop.Wlndows
and Socety.Journals-"0arin" al The
Theatre Francais.

nrep1rlllE Gr1tllntt fGkea Nltnln lA0 GftnGlHtGu
vnlls of tholr MD mtl,is!utis,-tho Iuko ind
beautiful duchess Of Oas,tin wing lnnnguratcd
festivities nt theIr1nanor Us n magnificent hall.
Some ltca If this n.Ay be fortned by tho mcntlon
OF rho nn,nrs Of IL rtw 0f tho guests, among
whom were Prince do Ca'ltf, rrInco ind Princess
Ettoar,l tic Lenc. Count and Cn,tntcss 'Oultrc-
uor,t, Duke nntt l'uchcss Fcrnund- Nuncx, Prince
and Princess satn.sNlui, Prince Balm, Count du
Ia Coexnna (heir Of the Duke Of Scsto Duke
md Duchess Of In Nochufoucault-I I,lsaccla,
aud, in n word. tho Glitc of Eu-
1opoau sneie.y. Tho Duo dc Mouehy
has prepared hts habltunl receptions: hero tho
guests arn invited 10 rc1i,uin fruin n week to IL
fortnight, when hunting, dancing, concerts. aud
thealrfcals keep up continual round OF gTyety.
Tho Duke d'Annulo will open his scrlos Of fotes
with reunion Of his colleagues of tho Acade'
mie Fraucaisc. This letter might properly DO
styled "Inris hors rarIs." for
THE FAsui0NAniE wont,p
Is at TronviIle, Drnuylllc, niarritz. md Ostond.
at tho pyrcntcs. 4, SWITZERLAND ana llelKinm...
e. es leMr srs N n IG o ~1a ny
neglected to state TINT this iH tho old Chateau
tures of iho O. liukcs liz l,Ml.ifort,-tho Duke
dOssunn n',er,ting u from hs mothor, sister Of
Reports from Troi.vllIu stnto thns tue weather
tssul,erh and tho surf splon.iisl. Tho srason hts
never beon nnoru brilliant a!l atno'1E the visit
u,oulio. SIunls ,lo Cartsay, Duke de Fcltrc, md
psoinlaont % featra r ninonF sis!eriainmeais hero
ills aeason are tho chitrnn's balls which .ccupy
o. much attcnt!on us & th"sc of thelr aGn!1rs St;
and IN Ia i toilet Of iaca eostine sD, viii, gossamer
iic or tho general ctfcet carl to formed. rs this
toilet was not exceptional ln lts-clcKaneo l
WAS going to add, bit this expression Is scnrccty
I'm IN
, 1880-09-18
,JUpGnl ENTS,

SUPERIOR CovHr-1uDlE BMtTI-C. A, Street
q al. W. Ellen KcInal,, &af1sa--salva lsritnall
9t al ". II sxanely 1na 1ao O. 9 9Aosce5; YER, 9,.
now tTiai DY plaiutllIs.-E. X. Hubbard VI. pat-
riok l.. and Catherine &. To.lhy, $Si5H.
VI Uarulu II, Hansen, &kH. DO.
, 1880-09-18
IIsItAlS.

Judges Gary and DarnunI will hear mo-
t!ons to-day.
Judge Jameson will hear divorce cases TO-
day.
Judge Smith will have pcremptoty call
OF motions for new trial this morning.
AIouday Wilt be tho first day ot tho Sep.
Wednesday ,Vlll be default day.
, 1880-09-18
NIiIiiiIRisAN IkEA / E.SrATK,

T1'NREIEkI8H4t 1kAsH 2 LsIF II AEsF =
J.UH *ALE-iVp WILL. ntiY 4 HEAu1ifC1. lot
Il one bfnek f-1m ntoi at In sranae. miles from
rriy n market; shown frccs nbstrnet free; rnIlsad
farc l0c u.nt4H nts n E'Ho terms and prices: Call
ITOit SALE-~yj ACHEa, TIsACY-AV., CtINEil
ltnlsct.at. nl! ready for retailing. At bargain.
HENRY H. HILL. w flFafhHtf,.at.
, 1880-09-18

6IAkG CNUtx5s
G. T. Bastedo began II suit yesterday 10 re-
cover 81 600 nj Joseph Il. Tilt.
ANN YellsteIt commenced u suit agntnst
Matilda ilnngerbitiler TO recover $1,000 for
slundorlng her by accusing her Of Rurjury.
Joseph Hartmann. President OF the board
Of Trustees OF tho Ulilricli, Evangelical Lit
tl,ernM OrI'l,an Asylum. filed u. pet!tton II,
the Circuit Court on behait Of tho Trustees
Of the Asylum, stating that tiio Asylnm Is
entitled to tho cNrp aud custody OF JOhM q.
mid Albertia,l Wehingcr,, orphan children Of
Joh,. and catlierlnn Wehlnger, hnt tkat their
Street, .as taEen tl,e citI IIdrei away I'M, secret.
I'd them, 1t ~ claimed That tha children were
given te tbs Asylum By their n!other ~ ss77,
al,tl TINT tho llticl0 never took my curp Of
them until recently, Nrelatiya III Ellronu l,nv.
iug loft them 81, 900, he suddenly rcc0llected
thal l,e WIS deeply Interested IL tho welfare
OF lis young nephews. l'ssstur llnrtnla'ln !m-
slmuates TINT THIS sudden zeal IN their tfrec.
tion Is rather due TO desire Il. Ect cMntro! OF
shelr lnos,ey. and he ehargcs ttaat Wehlnger
Is lMsolyont, and unable TO tuko proper care
of them, and asks that they bo returned To
the custody OF tho Asylum,
, 1880-09-18
THE GALL. MONDAY.
Iufl0E uNuAMDNp--In ChuNlbevB.

JUDGE nt.op1ErT-ln Chanlbcrs.
JunaH GAhY-a,' n n, u. u. ~. t0, l TO 81, 8 to
JutluE BMtTll-pFeltntnary cal! la) 70 l5o, ~.
elusive. TrHi Gull aadi, ~, a,670, sbm, s,b7s
1880 s6Ss, Ss6uS. No. *bao, Wlllls w. Corsghn,
Oil trial.
JUD0i JAAEs0N-contcsted motions.
JUDuE bonAN-3al, taIs. u1l tu 3a5, Inclusive, OF
his old culondur.
lUpnE IANNuA--Conteated u.ouons.
, 1880-09-18

ILLINOIS SUrNEAtE COURT.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept 17.-Supremo Court
proceedings: -
ORDERS MADE.
II. UR4diu 70. Fpzsyao ,es al, (l) Nagdlp VS.
, 1880-09-18

North SlAes
fy1O REIMBURSEMENT MOi}l;itN 10-hOOM aTUNE.
frUnl dwellings, l,A fnl1H AHd Clhrk-atH.. north Of
Nurth-Ay. PETERSON DAY, lta Enst nnndolph-st.
iIIO IkENT-NiCEi.Y FUIlNlHllEi3 CnrTAEE 10
l. man und wltet m eltldrCni ono will tnk0 hukTd
In Part payment. ~ iniafn.tL
fI'o .iiESr--TIiE NEW sTONE:FtlOST DWKl.t.::
l 1ig1 III North Clark xtta - EasH.4t4. nsArth ct
Np.th.nr.t fronting tho parxi VI. tn n Tho buildings
IntY from ta 8 p. III. u. b. HUIhEH 4 CO., ~
Hnr1hIf If.at
, 1880-09-18

IiEAI, HXTATE tVANTED,
JXTASTED-A 1IUuAE AND !.o1. 0S MICHIGAN.
w or W6b1ah.nv, for nbtlUt ENtW cnAtl, And might
no moro fr p,sAbe arpalt; want for rlyeolf and
viii tEsAt iii nHnwars conItdentnllyt ata1 Frcs etc.
, 1880-09-18

ConclIMel. TcAmAtcrM. tc.
1TAHTED-A. MAN ~ DHlvE a EAKlfAnE,
~ 0ae lfsat hna g1pcriurcs round deppti also =
, 1880-09-18

Tlll1GA0U bTOltAGE ca. ~ ~ ;G EAsT HAM
j dOpt.&t-, hAy0 tho nu1kl Warehouse tor storing
pauos, ec. ht lowest rnLs- cssh advnncss
Cy0iiA0E ron YUIlNlrUltE, nUOUlK5, ErC.i
cbnapoIs and bost 10 Oily. Advances 1t IoH rates.
IG d C. IAlllY, ~ WHst Aopsva.aL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26

led rulers will Ivy the rod on them,
and burdens, and give them coarse
fodder good enough for asses: Aud,
then, the Camcrons and tho Blalues
will 60 to Gghting-.M Mexican fashion
and "tllcm asses" will be dragged
into the quarrel.
WUnlcss the bulk Of our people
have fallen into this british degree
Of dcbascmcnt, they will rouse at the
contrast presented to them.
"Mr. Garfield, convicted by II Con
grcssional Committee Of his own par
ty, of having taken u corrupt bride;
condemned by q mass meeting IN his
own district; howlcd ut by leading
papers Of his own party--as u dis
graccd and ruined man. Gibbotod
as u psalms singing hypocritc, and
mock preacher, whose pockets have
had vile brides, and who has pcrjurnl
himself in vain efforts to escape the
charge.
General Hancock has no charge
against him, except that in all his in
stincts, by his training, and in his set
habits, he is, in the true sense, II gen.
tic man that is, ono ailablc, frank,
friendly, with MI men, especially Che
poor and humble but that knows
how to govern himself, and, so, how
to govern others. A man who re-
spccts his icllowmcm. A man who
cannot hcl Up to love his country, be-
cause he has suffered not only .jcopar-
dy, but gricvors wounds for il; and
what ono suffers for, llo is apt 70 love.
"Is it true that our institutions
make men jealous OF those better
than they? Is it true that Americans
prefer u sncaking lypocritc, bride
takcr, and pcrjurcr, for President, to
u soldier and gentleman. m
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26
Ql]ied.

DUPLANTIER-At his residence, in this
parish, on the Highlands Saturday morning,
October %, 1890 DIDIER ALFRED DUPLAN-
TIER-agcd 80 years and 5months.
LABARRE-On Thursday morning, October
nth, 1880 at Grand Bayou, Assumption parish,
La, PIERRE WALTER LABARRE-aged II
EuphrOsine Schmidt
BELMONT-1n this city on Monday, October
25tf, $780, at $50 p. NJ, STEFANO
NICOLA, infant SOL : belmont, aged ! year,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26
SUCCESSFUL IN A DOUBLE ROLE
A Typical General Boum, then q Pioua
Man and Brother
OUR ALECK SMITH, WE MEAN.

1t was during that ever memorable
year, 1861, when the country, from
the st. Laurence to the Rio Gran,lc,
was being awakened each morning by
tho rcvcillo of its battaliOns Of vOIm-
tccrs, that tlcsuLjcctof these memoirs
rose into prominence. Possessing n
name that has furnished more soldiers
to England and America than any
other, our hero whose bosom was
swelling, we'll nigh bursting, with love
for the Sunny South, sailed ont of his
Cotton Brokers' Office, in the city Of
New Orleans, one fine day, tobarc his
manly breast to the deadly bullets of
the Northmcn. His patriotic utter
anccs, his countcnancc bcaming with
martial ardor impressed the Governor
of the State with the belief that in the
person of the Smith who stood before
him, was contained the heart of a
warrior. And indeed, besides that
illustrious cognomen, Smith had not
it's owner been baptized Alexander.
Would he not be great as the Maccdo
Man King who once upon u time had
cut tho puzzling gordian knot?
All these thoughts filed the brain
of LOuisiana's Governor us he harkcn-
ed to tho firm expressions of "om
Alcck."
"ThOu shalt command one of those
valiant battalions, whose mission it
will be to defend the iiresides and the
homes of the weak, and unto the very
last ditch, fight, if necessary, to pre-
vent Farragut and Butler from gain
ing possession of the Crescent city,"
said the Governor, to our Alcck. "For
this do | make thee a Knight and Il
Colonel of our lnfantry.'
The noble Smiths breast had be-
come SO filled with emotion Us the
Governor spake thus that he could
scarcely find uttcanccs to express his
gratefulness. Unto the deadly breach
would he lead his soldiers and if vic
tory then did not crown the stars and
bars he would uplilt in one hand and
his sword in the other, he would die,
us the bravcst of the Smiths knew how
to die, for honor and country.
He appeared next, dressed in the
panoply and circumstance Of war,
mounted on the very finest charger
that the BarOnne street stable keep
ers were enabled to find. His martial
! saddle had holsters filled with revolv
ing pistols and at his side danglcd a
sabre of the purcst steel, sharper of
edge than that of any razor in New
Orleans. Thus attircd was he ready
to "seek the bubble reputation cen
unto the lannon's mouth"
As he rode on through the crowded
thoroughfarcs the people turned to
view admiringly the gallant Colonel
! Alexander Smith. Not woman, not
4 child, but what felt sure that "our
Aleck" would conquer should the in
solent foe dare to confront him. His
noble battalion shared the popular
belief. The days and the months
rolled by and the invader had not
grown sufficiently bold to meet Col.
Smiths command in battle array.
At last the day of glory came: there
were the fleet Of Farragut and the
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26
Drugs & Medicines

Chemicals, Patent Medicines Fancy Goods,
Cutlery, Pistols, Cartridges, Shells, rcriquo and
all brands of Smoking Tobacco and Smokers
Articles, Cigara foreign and domestic, White
Rose Cologne, very line iSyrnps NO popular
for coughs and colds; Mallon's Powder and
Linimcnt for Stock White Load, rainia OIL
and Kalsominc, al colors; agent for the sale Of
al Of Lyons Celebrated Preparations t'rcder.
ickson's Indcllibc Cotton Marking Ink Casey h
or leather belts arc used
My stock is kept up and complete all Tho time,
aud sold nj reasonable rates. | would AJAX The
special attention Of physi lam and country
merchants to my low prices, etc, saving freight
and insurance from other places
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26

"Thc question is to be decided
except by Revolutionary disturban-
Cos, sure to follow in u few years, if
arbitrary methods are pulsucd-whe-
ther We are to try, for II farther "tcrm
years." the plan Of government de-
viscd by our grandfatlers. We ac-
knowledge our heart failed. We went
not near the Cincinnati Convention.
General Hancock was not the man
VIC wished nominated. But, before
he received the nomination on the
eve Of it-wllcn the votes of the first
day-so largely in his favor, were
cast, finding that the result in u pa
per, at y railway station, we came
quickly TO the conclusion that he was
exactly the right man to name for
President.
General Hancock believes that
"Amcrican institutions -inclnding
"ballot- boxes" and unknown rabble
voters-have still hope of continu-
ancc.
ave, like a Colonel did at Gettys-
burg, think the thing is gone. But,
as Hancock, at Gettysburg, won vic
tory out Of the jaws of defeat, so, like
some of the despairing Colonels at
Gettysburg, we rally at the brave
call of the Commander. If we see no
daylight, and he says he does, we go
with him, without seeing.
Zone thing we do see. IfGeneral
Hancock is not elected next month, it
is the end Of all elections as represent
ing an intelligent mill Of the people.
"The Masses will henccforth be
spelled "them asses" and their mon
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-26
THE QUESTION.

OuuOl Uilp uuVNO "VN} "'"' 'S"''S''
liberty loving Irish American, James
A. McAIaster, of the New York Free
mans Journal, applies the lush to tho
skunks who sold their votes to tho
Radicals in Indiana.
Like him our heart overilows with
bitterness ut the thought that Ameri-
cans will vote for Garfield, tho repre-
sentative Of the corruption that lies
in tho bosom of our National body
polite nnd against Hancock, one Of
the noblest types Of the soldier
statesman tlut can bc found in tho
Union.
Purify your soul by reading his
manly expressions:
ave are tempted to change, " lit
tie, tho cynical apophtl,cgm Of u
French lntidcl about man; and to
shy: 'I'he more we como to know
tho worth Of the bipcd called an
lmcricnm citizen wiM q rotc to sell, the
moro we respect the character of that
faithful quadrupcd collcd-doy"
Wndiana is u Democratic State !!
That is, u decided majority Of native
male persons, and u majority of nat
uralized over twcnty-ono years of
age, have heard that Thomas Jcitcr-
son, and Andrew Jackson, were the
kind of men that cared for the cOun-
try and ought to be supported. But
there are, in Indiana, anywhere, about
ten thousand of the male bipeds, that,
if bogus Gyccnbncky, in tho pay Of
tho Party of Usurpation, would offer
each q pair of trousers, of Cotton
Jean, to vote that tickct--wOuld do
it! Except one of the simon-pure
Black Republicans, offered q pair of
trousers, stoye.madc-shoddy or other
but worth moro than "Jcan !"
"Such fellows arc pictured in Holy
Writ: Fodder for the ass, and q
burden, and whipw We speak in
exceeding bitterness Of soul. We see
these poor wrotchcs, for some dollars
apiece, selling themselves to task mas
tors that will make it very hard for
them.
"For, except by the periidy of white
men in lndiana-if tho white men had
been true, and alert, and not sold for
money, no such ridiculous Republi-
can majority could vcrhavc been run
up against although the mis-
managers Of the Democratic party in
that State, have done all the devil
could have wished them to do, to
mciyht down-load with most objec-
tionable nuisanccs, and generally
hurt, the Democratic cause.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
Sold by all Druggists.

The Family Liniment is 25 and so cents: the
Horse 20 cents, In pint bottles; the Derby Pow.
ders, Is cents q box.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
Kentucky Legislature.
tional Associated Press to the Star.

FRANKFORT, March 2O.-The Senate
passed bill to incorporate the Eastern
Blue Grass Lead and Mining Company.
A bill authorizing the purchase sf
grounds for Federal buildings in Ovens
boro and ceding to the United States ju-
risdictiOn over the same.
House bill to incorporate Newport
Light Company.
The Senate to-day passed a bill incor-
porating the Newport Iron and Pipe Com.
pany, and fixed the salary OF the Clerk and
Assistant Clerk at $S per day; the Second
Assistant Clerk and Enrolling Clerk at SIS
per day, and the Janitors at So per day.
The House to-day repealed Sections q 3,
4, 8 and 8 OF the act incorporating the
Licking River Lumber and Mining Com
pany. ,......
A bill to amend the charter of the city
of Ludlow.
A bill for the benefit of the Stony Point
and Seamons Mill Turnpike Road Company,
lin Bourbon County.
A bill to incorporate the Henry Clay Mu'
tual Saving Association of Newport
Senate bill to consolidate the Kentucky,
Cumberland Gap & Southern Railroad Com.
pany with the Kentucky Union Railroad
Company.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
WHAT THE WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES,


- ....,.., discover, ss,r o. s's's,ss, . sssoa
to the s'ss,ns ,nss tue and that
oil s,,sts have ss, great re. ps,.o
srsss. Every sas s.. psnssrat,rs,r ne rasssn
,sn rnoIs :, .sn not retained air coated at vlth
assn. ss ~ s pnle'. .sss,., ,sss and Is mot mot
.sms .9'p,.,as It ss,r' sss' ns sas
rss ssss and =, which
DOM DO from s'ssss IN 50 n'ss adapt
no other ' .as spa
sna sns,s aass feature es"s . sns
The only sss ss.' nas the
sf color ., our s,s.. ss. only .s 20
s,ea, ., and ,, after very sp'esrss 10 'esssss,ns
s,.s ss sas' ,s ..
s1,s ., x'.s' ss =. ,sss ,ns with
oslr1 pr COLOGNE :, 49, ou the human ..os.
9: :: : =: ;;:: $ 9
and surely ,as,Ds s.s tn the sssa heads.
p: :: :::: :, : :, :: :: !: = ::
c: =; : 9: :: =: :; :; ::
drugs. ls,' ,sa clemens rsas,,su nsss,ops ~.A
hair to feed ,,,vs upon, aua,,ses p1ss s,ors you
SHOW It. ..ssss ., Use Is soe'ss.
can perceive .s TOO s'i much praise ''A
bestowed upon " @R |
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20
MEDICAL.
Take Sound Advice

And remember well. that for colds, coughs, chest,
and lung affections, rheumatism. and all infam.
matory diseases. as well as diarrhea. dysentery,
summer complaint and especially in those cases
Of cholerine, which for want Of proper notice 10
often degenerate into confirmed cholera. there is
no superior preparation than DUCONGE'S CELL
EBRATED PICTORIAL BALSAMIC SYRUP,
which has been in public favor since 1929. Give
it trial BY all means For sale wholesale BY
JOHN D. PARK SONS, Retail by ]. KEEsHAN,
corner Sixth and WslnutstrsstA Also by all drug.
gistA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20

Gas. 1.,sto'.s. Nov. 3. isasss.'
rrancisco 9 Co.. San
pleasure Of Intake take great
Of the most 1r.tsmilag 1rss. you
suits Of the uss ss.',iying re.
LINE in my o,,s VI oARBo-
,nres ha years Che "a. ease. For
Ssaa Ss,s has been co%,1 'Up Of my
had quiz. smooth, and :
Tops9s Tops a..s restoring .as as ,.I. .ns
the advertis....so .so ! Noticed
boLINE. d'enf aad ofcAR.
GGmnsuda,ions o. o. the rec.
: Concluded to =, ,, : friend,
Without any s,a.. ay . , bottle,
ooa b.o results, as howa nope of
= s1v. m.I., now used dittIIsver. It Is.. :; 1
s,s'ssls ny ssi, assonisSmmaoo.' b y mo.'
covered with . eompleteIy
healthy eros,n nne, short,
which has .,sa OF hair,
Ance Of continr,lyy appear.
:. ana ! conadsa,uIs srowth;
u will restore a',y !. believe
p,s'sly ms a. ever : i, =. CON-
youth, vas In
o,1.,:. take srea. pl.....
nis' e'ins You shj. hj'.'urs . in
ps,.,,d ,a,, and you hes .ssfimO-
same. Yon ~ publish ~
CHAs truly,
=; WHITE.
before RIB and .vo,. s',, !.
RovsmS%ass' %s' ,his sth 'S.1 S.p 70 :,
A&Es D. Pr,
Notsr,.k .kllNg,
Jos. T. - rubiic.
nsy at Law I, u, Attor.
ooro, Mass Nofih Alta.
more thss saysi "For
Portion o. nshly 'n,y year, =
cesn as smoo,, head ha.
nom 10. hair as J,n a sil,.n and free
some eight .sss.' 'sae 'sll,