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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
a. o. y. ". Inssailasioa.

The following members OF Gold Hill
Lodge No. 2. A. o. U. W.. were duly
installed last evening by p. N. W. D,
Thornburn: P. NJ. W., s. w. Club
buck; N. W. A. G.. Cowan; q. F., A. b
Mckay; o.. James Conway; g., A. O
Cotton; R., D. Fox; f., b. ]. Turman
R., j. o. Benefits; ]. w. d. h,
Buchanan; o. w, G. W. Hall. Aftel
the ceremonies the members and invited
brothers were refreshed by . collation.,
and general enjoyment was the pro
gramms.
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HOW no SAVE n .

Instead OF going to . doctor for . prescrip'
ton. II you have Brlsht's Disease. Disbstss,
Pain In the Back and Loins. SmArting, inasr'
nation. oslculi, Bdckdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DR.. MIsTIE's NKPHRkTICUx, the great
Buehu Compound. It 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thees
troubles. Mssss. Abrams = Carroll. wholesale
druggists. say: NV regard Nsphrstteum 2,
ne best kidney and Bladder Remedy IN ~
marked" Woodward. druggist, Portland. Orc.
gon, says; Everybody speaks highly OF u"
Chiids. druggitt. Portland. Oregon. says: .'Sold
iots OF 10; Il always does the work MANY
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
sftsr the doctors have given them up. For
sale By al drusgisss. Prios' u . e0st'' OF
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A,ssss.. sh,s ns,.i.x.

jos Brasan vnd wife. ! Pinnsld. W W
Mason, Chas Wilson. A Twsddle. = VIM
psll. @ Dwysr. P II MeGovsrn. W J Smith.
jas z Kerr. Ruth Grant. Al Hall. CT
Brandt, Nr n E Gault. Mrs. Bender. Mrs
Robb, Mrs. n II Hall. Miss Fishsr. J
II Brsndhorst. J Jones. Geo b Hill. Jsn.
ME Psdlow. Niss Palmer. W Hewlett.
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Distries Cours.

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Josephine Rabcock vs.. W. E. Bah
oock-Divorcs granted on grounds Of
cruel treatment.
d. Il. Fraser Vi. Owen Frassr-Csuss
placed ON calendar and set for Fsbru.
AIRY 4.
Venirs issued for 40 trial jurors. re-
turnable Friday. January l6.
Adjourned till Thursday.
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o. Il. GALLUP.

o. n. oAz1ur. oppodis tAs Bank Of oaiiscs.
mia, Cola Hi. hssps Constantly On hand "
nyoriss hrands a Inportsd C1osrs. ehoiee bit
cisars, III kinds o. chewing Tobacco, mser.
sS6sun ppeS, school bson Ind stsfaoney o.
Ill dsscxfp1oaA m eutasry. = eoys ~ 49,
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lud.p.na... order or Fer-.ssr..
On s.turd., evening last Court Ar.

On Saturday evening last Court Ar.
cana No. 2, 1. o. F. Of Gold Hill, In.
stalled the following officers for the
present term. John wadse. retiring @.
r., acting II. G. R.: @. R., Thomas
Marks; v. @. R.. John Minedew; Q. @.
R., John wsdge; r. and F. s.. 7. n.
Trsmbeth; Treasurer. William Gray; s.
W.. John NJ. Stephens; j. W., James
Sutherland; 8. B., J.. P. Francis; j. B.,
u. G.. Murphy; Chaplain, S. s. Ben.
Nets; @. p, DR.. A. Anderson; Trustees.
d. @. shsshan. John wadss and Alfred
French,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06


County Hospital which was submitted "a
the Board Of County Commissioner yes.
tsrday:
STOREY COUNTY HosPrrlL.
VIRGINIA. New. January l. $780,
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners - Gentlemen During
the year 5 capital operations have been
performed, viz: Amputations 8. cata'
rsct l. tumor removed 1; total Sail oil
which proved successful. and were dis
charged cured In due time. except the
case Of Suffer. who had all bis toes am
putstsd. and 10 yet in the hospital. bul
rapidly recovering.
In 1879 there were treated II fractures
and dislocations, varying from simple to
compound and comminuted. All have
been discharged cured except one frao'
ture Of pstells and Que fracture OF meta
tarsus (railroad sccident) both OF which
are yet in the hospital, but are rapidly
recovering.
There we're treated during the year sil
patients for gunshot wounds and one
patient for knife wounds. Two OF the
above cases proved fatal. l. G.. ons gun
shot case and one from knife wounds.
Besides the above. So other injuries,
consisting Of scalp wounds, sprains,
etc.. have been treated. making a total
OF 75 fractures and other injuries treated
during 1879. .
The mortality list for 1879 was 81
males and 6 females; total IL. The
causes Of death were v follows Alco-
holisn 9. asthma 2. bronchitis 2. con
sumption s. cramps l. dropsy 8, debit
ity 3, dyspepsia 2. fracture !. gunshot l,
hspatitis 8, knife wound I. paralysis l,
psritonitis I. pnsumonia 6, rheumatism
2, typhoid fever q; total Al.
The whole number OF patients treated
during the year Was 6l5; daily average
SC; days treatment, 20,440. OF tie 6l5
treated AZ were females and 56S males.
| Following 10 Q complete classification OF
diseases treated during the year 1879
Abscessss, %; alcohol. 90; chest, "a;
dropsy. 4; ~dysentery, 8; dyspepsia. IL;
debility. 20; eye diseases, 4; erysipelas.
0; fsvers. 81; gastritis. 2; heart, l; hem.
orrhoids, 8; hip disease, 4; insane, 3;
injuries. IS; kidney. IA; liver, IL; par
alysis. -; poison. l2; rheumatism. &c;
akin diseases. Is; s~croiula. 10; tumors,
2; unclassihsd. 80; venersal. 81; total.
6l5.
The nativity OF the patients is As fol.
lows Americans. 232; English and
Canadians. 81; Germans. 80; Irish. 208;
other nations, 81; total. GIG.
Patients 10 hospital January l. 1879.
a. per last annual report, IS; admitted
during the iyear. $40; treated. Gl5; dis.
charged. 5lS; died. Al; accounted for,
559; ON hand January l. 1880, &c
females 3. males IS.
The account OF Lyon county with the
hospital for the year ending December
81, 1879, stands a. follows: Quarter
ending March 81. 1879. $3.50; quarter
ending June 30. sec; quarter ending
September 80. sl33 90; quarter ending
December 81. S220 90. Total for 1879.
$3.50.
Eureka county. in account with hos
pital: Quarter ending March 81. $225;
quarter ending june 80, SGT 30. Total,
$3.50 so.
Esmsralda county: Quarter ending
March 81. $50.
Elko county: Quarter ending ssptem.
Der 80, $l95; quarter ending December
al. Sl60. Total. $685.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06

Frame. o Olson. n Seslano. jas vii.
lard. y Dare. b @ Warwick. A Lstchsr. II
Drummond. J Gross. D Lehish. Z @ Nor.
ton. I Cos, " 8 Wood. Mrs Robinson. Mrs.
" Kinney. Miss n Coleman. Miss r.
shsysr, Mrs. N Steele. W Croy and wife.
a " Dubsndorf. Mrs = Sanders. Miss q
yftsssrald. -
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SUICIDE.


A distinguished scientist once said; "No
man with . strong and healthy stomsch ever
committed suicide" aad yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsis
when . single bottle OF DIR. NINTIE's English
Dandelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills win give
relief. and. II persisted In, win cure the worst
case Of this dist sssing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Biliousness, regulates
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Fsoe,
cures sallow Complexion, Foul Breath, Bick
Hcadache, Heartburn, Palm IN the Sides and
Back. II Bugar.coated and GUARANTEED to Be
PURELY VEGETABLE. IL acts directly upon
the coating OF the Stomach and on the Liver
can b taken IN any climste- wet Or DRY
weather. Beware Of limitations. The 6s1ttnt
has an engraving OF . lion On the outside wrap
per. Price 20 cents. For sale By ali druggiits.
THERE have been more cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis msds
By tho wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer- !
Send 70 A. z. Aintie, n. D., No. II Kearny
street, San Francisco. for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Pics g per bottle; four tiues the
quantity. $40. Try . bottle. mhss.ly
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Bs,nhss broke . punprod This altar
noon. II win take about ten hours 70
paks rspsiss.
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aEPosr.
Oan Fr~.eises Bsara.

Asr EVENING.
1880 Raymond 4 Ely. 90c. 1
30 Eureka Con-, i6k
200 Leopard. 10c
les Northern Belle. 6t
ats Grand Prize. IL. 80 an On
1910 Argents. IN. I 10. i D. Ao' 'o
400 Belmont. zoe
500 Endowmsnt. ioc. $50
100 Star. lee
100 Independence. IN
O95 Bslls Isls. I IS. IN
500 Day, 70c. ESQ. 100
500 Hiilsids. ~
20 Paradise. $50
72o Real del Monts. N. I 90. N
$50 wales. 81. 3 40. . Is. 10
leo Albion, 4oc
400 Mt. DiAblo. IS. i3k. IL
600 North Belle lsls. 400. SOC
COO Bodie.
$50 psehtsl. l 60
sos Tiogs. Az. 2 90. . 10
$50 Summit. I. I %
ass Bulver. ~
leo Syndicate. lS.lk
1850 Goodshaw. 500. $50
so Oriental. $50
ITO 1slviders. 800
$50 Champion. 400
220 B~lsckhawk. COO. 500
400 South Bodie. 400
AIS Becker Con-. 500. tSe
$50 Queen Bee. 25c. 200
lss Mono. 6s. 6s
IFS Cen. Pacific. ~. ~
500 Dudley. 500
$50 South Bulwer. 65c. SOC. 75c
200 Addenda, 400
As Nosudsy, ~, 4 70. A.. 4 %. 4 ~.
~
100 Orient. 25c
$50 North MONDAY.
$50 Mammoth. an. ~. : IS. ~. AZ
800 postsn Con-. IL. I 80
500 GlyndAls. 25o
400 South MONDAY. ! IS
90 Martin White, ESQ
100 Leeds. 500
445 Tiptop. q Is si0. AZ
l60 Silver King. IN
100 Golden Terra. l0k sl0
500 Caledonia tBlack Hills), ~
100 Giant and Old Abe. 81
rnIs MORNING.
$50 Ophir. 20. lst
ass Mexican. 20S. 20a. 70
$40 Gould 4 Curry, 6S. ca
80 Best 4 Bslshsr. Is. ISL
60 California. 40
$50 Savage, TIA
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 GO. aus
220 ChollAr, 4, IN. IN
ITO Potosi. 81
4so Hale 4 Sorcross. 7t.7S. 7S.h
1885 Grown Point, 5 80. s IS. 81. 40.
1918 Yslisw Jacket. 10. ioS. ios. ioh.
l0t
lOss Imperial. 55c, Coo. Soc
ITO Kentuck. 81. s 80
IS Alpha. ioN
ll25 Bslshsr. s. 81, %
2I5 Conndsnce, 7k,7h. ~
l6s Sierra Nevada. GOV. 2ot, Il
lao Utah. Ia. iiS. II
40 Bullion. 4 65. 4 70
$40 hIehequsr. 8 IS. 81
80 Ovsrman,
$50 Justice. 2 60. ~
$50 Union Con-. i3S. IL. tsN
olo ALA, 8, q lO' W
1880 Lady Bryan. Csc
sos Julia. Q 20. 2 10
400 Calsdsnia. ~
$50 Silver Hill. SOC. 75c
225 Challenge.
l0e5 New York. 400. $50
so Occidental. I 20
AGO Lady Warrington Con-. 7Ss. Toe
TOO Andes. 75c. Csc. Toe
40 Ward. I 20
$50 Scorpion. 3 so. 81
400 Lsviathan. 500
1910 Benton Con-. AZ. 2 90. ~, 2 40.
$50. Az
go Golden Gate, 2 10. 2. "a
liso Con. Dorado. IN. I 40. 40
as95 Flowsry. Boo. $50
SIS Esrth BONANZA. $50. TOO. 7ss
S00 xackay. lee. 90
1000 Fairfax. $50
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HOSPITAL BUSINESS.

p.,o,s or Ds. Kirby Ssr she Year
Esding Deesmbsr 81. 1879 eio
Patis.ss Treased-rhelr Diseases.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Csntiuuasisa Of Yesterdays FRO.
osediugs - Bill for Convicsing
Pritehsrd Another Resolve -
- Experts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06

The value OF the supplies on hand
January /. 1880. consisting OF provis.
ions, fuel, new bedding. liquors, drugs
and instruments, is about $2,950.
Respectfully submitted.
p, T. kirby, County Physician.
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Following is the annual report Of the
County Hospital which wal submitted to
the Board OF County Commissioners yes
terday:
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For all OF which bills have been rem.
dered each quarter. except that ending
December 81, for which duplicate bills
are inclosed.
There have been paid into the County
Treasury for treating pay patients and
money found on deceased persons a.
follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

lepeciai River Dispatehes n the Star.l
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. S-10:00 A. NJ
River ID feet inches aud falling. Weather
cloudy. Wind northeast. a @
HINTON. W, Va. Jan. $3.50 A. M
New River feet and stationary. Weather
cloudy. .
CHARLESTON, Jan. S-s:37 A. M.-Kana-
vha, River 8 feet 8 inches and rising.
Weather cloudy. Wind southwest
OL OlrY, Pa, Jan. 8--l0:O8 A. M
Allegheny River feet and falling. Wealth.
er cloudy. Wind east.
PIrrsBURa, Jan. s-11:15 A. M.-River 10
feet inches and falling.
Boat Hands Gossip.
The inclement weather interferes very
| much with business, and all steamers leav-
ing to-day will have only moderate trips
A very heavy rain began to fall at III
o'clock this morning. The clouds became
dense and heavy and the rain continued
all morning, and promises to hold out dur
ing the whole day.
| The Golden Crown will commence load
ing tomorrow and leave Saturday for New
| Orleans. q.
The Cons Millar will arrive and return
to Memphis Saturday.
| Captain H. D. Russell died at Parkers,
Pa. the other day.
The Reuben R. Springer, en- route from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, passed Mem,
phis yesterday.
The Katie Stockdale brought in big
trip this morning from Pittsburg.
| The river continues to rise here at noon
to-day with 40 feet inches in the channel,
| Elijah Pierce and Ostrander will be
the Paris c. Browns pilots to New Or
leans She will positively get away this
evening
The Alice Brown arrived from Pittsbure
this morning with a tow of coal for New
Orleans.
The towboat W. G. Guffy, owned by Capt
McGlusky. of Pittsburg, struck the middle
pier of the Newport Railroad Bridge this
morning about II o clock, while descending
the river with tow of coal, comprising
about ten boats. She drifted past the city
and the Champion went to her assistance
At O'Clock this afternoon it was not
known exactly how much damage was
done, but it is supposed that she sunk three
boats, One boat is known to have sunk in
front OF the city, and the Champion landed
one boat at Sarena's coal feet, just below
the Covngton docks. She had a tow Of
Walton coal. r.. -..
| Business fair. .-.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m
for Chilo.
The Paris @. Brown will depart this eve
ming for New Orleans.
The Virgie Lee will leave tonight fol
Memphis. D."
The Ohio No. 4 will be the regular packet
leaving this evening for Pomeroy.
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si}se; steamer. whits, &c: ssessser yellow. Isl
No. q January. 60c; Fshuary. Sssle March. 6nisa:
4s@52c Hay AFm at 70a76e Hops dull and
weak. Coffee Arm; sales private. Sugar strong
er; fair to good refining, T<@Se. Malasses firm;
New Orleans, 40@50c Rice steady. Petroleum dull,
United. 1890; crude f1s@S14cs refined. she
Talllw quiet and firm at &c. Resin stronger
at 81 6o@i IS, Turpentine ffmer at 4sc Ego
lower, Western. l409Oc. Pork firm: Mess. tf2 n
@lS. Beef quiet and steady Cut meats dulli
Long clear. Nc short clear. 7ssc Lard steady
changed. Cheese frm: Western, s@lSc WHISKY
nominal at 81 10tQi II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT.

DISTRICT.
F. Buchanan against August Winter
holer Action to try the right of property
in quantity of wine. Verdict for plain
tiff for 500.
COMMON PLEAS.
Barbara Kaiser against Frank Kaiser.
Suit for divorce. Case held under advise
ment.
Aaron Geisner against Eugenia Geisner.
Decree for divorce on the ground of gross
neglect
Reuben J. Miles against Lolita Miles.
Divorce granted on the ground of adultery.
The parties are colored.
Alvis Trebzger against Catherine Trebz-
ger, suit for divorce on the ground of
cruelty and neglect. Tie defendant files a
cross petition and charges plaintiff with
drunkenness. She asks divorce and ali
mOny.
Major Black burn in the District Court
made application this morning to have a
day appointed for hearing of errors as
signed to reverse the judgment of the
Court of Common Pleas in the case of
Harry Hulse.
TIE courtm made the summons returnable
tomorrow, and then counsel can apply for
an early hearing of the case, which has to
BE disposed of before the 10th of this
month, as on that day, II the judgment is
not reversed, the prisoner goes to the Peni-
teutiary.
SUPERIOR.
Patrick McKeown against the Cincinnati
Irish Building Association No. 2 This
case, heard in General Term, was for the
appointment of a receiver for the defend
ants Association, and to wind up its busi-
ness.
The plaintiff alleges that payment of dues
were discontinued, and the meeting of the
association discontinued; that there was a
wrongful distribution of assets to each
Withdrawing member, who received more
than he was entitled to, and that the asso-
citation Is insolvent.
Defendant denies that 1t is insolvent. and
claims it has assets to meet all its liabili-
ties, and that the object of the plaintiff was
a scheme to get the association dissolved.
Argument in progress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

| Oils Refined petroleum In fair demand at lsh
| 0i6zc per gallon. Linseed quiet ct 100 per gal
lon. Extra Lard oil at d696se ner gallon
quote: Peachblows at S5@40c for prime TO choice
IN store, and loo less on arrival Choice early
rose q 75@2 per brl in store
| Poultry is in good supply for all kinds. Chick
ems at q 1898 per Dozen as 10 size or condition.
and fair demand. Live turkeys at 619@7e per lb.
pacss at q Sa@a 76, and geese ct IS 2s94 per
dozen.
Peanuts are tn moderate demand. Market
314@S7sc. for red. and 1870 for white, as to
quality. Choice vireinia white at 4szH5c per lb.
Rags firm and quiet We quote white cotton
4Dc mixed 81. Woolen At l7@lsc for fine. and
salt: Market quiet and steady. Turks Island at
3840c Der bu. Coarse Liverpool at 81 05 per sack.
Ohio River and Xanawha 81 10 per barrel Of 7 bu.
and n IS per barrel OF bu.
$40; extra olive SIC: family, 41Sc Per lb; Ger
man olive. 4Lc.
Starch. Demand fair and market steady. Pearl
at s@s14e gloss at 6114@s1fc, as to brand.
ss4c per 10. in store and SIC on arrival Timothy
at 81 80@2 90 per bu. Flax at 81 20a1 80 per bu.
Tallow quiet and steady at 61&@65sc fol- city
loose and eAa6ase foreountry In packages
Zinc slab, 7c sneet s@s,ac; block tin, Nia3sc:
| solder. 151a@1Sc; copper ingots, 2Sc: bottoms,
35ci braziers sheets So9s6c per lb; tin plate, !
x, xll and Z, w Der box. HI
Vegetables: Sweet potatoes quiet at S2t@2 75 per
| brl. Tunips at 75c@Sl. and onions at $S 6O0a Is
per brl. Cabbage at $S 5O@4 90 per hundred and
| quiet .. IN
Wool in fair demand and the market steady,
We quote Unwashed-Fine merinc, H@1ac;
long c0mbing, 35@36o. Fleece washed-Fine me-
| rino, 42@43c; coarse clothing. tU@42n: medium
| clothing. 45@46o, long c0mbing. 44@45c. Tub
washed-Common, SS@42c good to choice, 4S@
| 5Oc per pound.
Woodenware is steady and Quiet and no ma.
| terial change. We quote Washb0ards 81 81
az % per dozen: buckets, two-hoop. q 75@1 So:
and hree-hoop. $2@2 10: tubs. No. |. $S@S 80;
No. 2, $7@7 80; No. 8, S6@6 6U; nests of 8. S,
@s 25; ehurns, No. l. $S@s; No. 2, T@s. and No. 8.
| TOBACCO.
The offerings OF auction to-day were $50 hhs and
| 81 hhds Mason County. KentuekyA at IS 40@
S 16 8 at $5Qa7 80, 4 at $S9 75 8 at $10@14 3. Il
at $l3 5O9l9 Is; 80 new, at 81 80@5 o. at Sc II
o.. ATS l0@9 Is, 16 at tS10@i4.
4S hhds Brown County Ohio-2 atA M@h 10,
at IS 26@9, 5 tSll 9@i4.
| 9 hhds and box owen County, Kentucky-4
hhds at $l3@l4 2at $ls 25@lS rs; 3 hhds new
!, hid 1n at "a s5' at 80 rs l at SIS, box al
40 hhds new Pendleton County. Kentucky-21
hhds at $3 90@6 80. at s697 70, at SSg9 30, Is
at $40 60@I3 2a.
i hhds new Boone County, KY at s5a5 IS, 4
at $697 SO, 2 at $S@9, i at S10@12 rs.
Shhds West Virginia at S. 6094 IS
6 hhds Southern keutucky-2 at "a 2595 20,
at Sc 2O97 50, / at So
Shhds Indiana-1 at IS IS, at s6@7 rs. l a
IS 80: new, at 81 80.
hid Missouri at IS Is.
80. 2 hhds Henry County, Kentucky. new-l a
50 40, l at $13 Is.
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For NeWeO OrlAaJ

THURSDAY, 9Th, at S P. M. POSITIVELY.
~ = PARIS c. BROWN, Alex Halliday.
@5lH$ Master. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to Royse and Mosset
A gents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
Cinolnnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings at auction to-day were 272 hhds
and boxes. as follows:
66 hhds Mason County, Kentucky-2 at a 400
&c. at So 2O@7 90, IS So, 2 at $12 75013 25,
IA at $l5@1S so; a. new-10 at 81 1095 rs. TAT $63
| 7 80. l at SO 2S at $40 5O@14 rs, at $15.
90 10, : at $l7 7o@19 rs, l az $40 25: "A new-2 at
s. O5@5 20, 4 at Sc S5@7 ~. s at $500 IS, Is at
$10l014 2h
40 hhds Owen County Kentucky-1 at $l8 Is;
80 new, 10 at 81 40Ca6 90, Tat &6 8097 80 Sat $50
go. 10 at $40 25@14 10, l at SIS.
76 hhds Pendieto County Kentucky new, %
at 81 4O@5 g. IA at 36@7 50, IL at $S99 GO. 70 at
$l025@i4 so.
hhds Eastern Ohio, new4 at $s 6O95 O5. l al
| Sc L at IS IS.
hhds Trimble County. Kentucky, new-2 hhds
at "a 60@5 80. at s7@7 %. at 50 40. 8 at $40 q
@13 Is.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

A strong delegation from Morrow waited
on the County Commissioners at the Court
house yesterday, for the purpose OF in
fluencing them against proceeding with the
repair Of said house. The citizens of Leb.
anon also sppeared among them, of whom
Tere our most prominent members Of the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

DISTRICT.
F. Buchanan against August Winter
holer. Action to try the right of property
in quantity of wine. Verdict for plain
tiff for $780,
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The Odd-fellOws' supper that was given
here on Saturday evening was grand
affair. The capacious hall was crowded to
its utmost with the beauty and fashion OF
Hamersviile and vicinity. and the supper
was gorgeous beyond description.
LAWRENC CEBUKG. IND.
Policeman Frank Griffin ran q nail into
his foot yesterday. 5t t...
License to Marry-'Squire McCright to
Cinderella E. Douglass.
Court convened at a. m. to-day to con-
tinue the rest of this week.
The Christian and NJ. e. Churches are
conducting week of praysr this week.
The we'll known and we'll arranged
Southern steamer, the James w. Gaf,
loaded caskets from the Ohio Valley Coffin
Company, also stoves from the Miami Stove
Works, labeled for Natchez, Mississippi,
Tuesday night. Both lots were very large.
AVONDALE.
John FitzmanTice was discharged by
Mayor Dickson last night, case not being
made out against him.
Our reporter was informed this morning
that certain parties had been engaged for
the purpose OF securing the right Of way
for the Cincinnati and Eastern NJ 9. Rail-
wav. This road was organized and man
aged for several years by Mr.. Samuel Wood
ward, and after his withdrawal therefrom
the road passed into the hands Of q Re-
ceiver. It is now asserted ON good au-
thority that capitalists have taken
the matter in hand and propose
to extend that road to the city.
The extension of this road will be hailed
with delight by the citizens of the village,
who have been ciamoring for better facilr-
ties for reaching their homes and places of
business We have every reason to be-
lieve that the project will prove success
full, and that 1t will ultimately be the
trunk line for all narrow.gauge railways
making Cincinnati . terminal point. Tais
road completed. vast amount Of desirable
property will find . ready market fpr cheap
homes for mechanics and lsbofins men.
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FINANCIAL

C1NcINNATr. Jan. sap. M.
Eastern exchange quiet and steady. Drafts on
New York in fair demand at I-z0 discount buy
ing and 100 premium selling.
Sterling Is steady and quiet. Sight drafts M
"a "a, and sixty day bills at "a SIX.
The local quotations for Government bonds are
as follows:
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the following are the opening and the 1:l5 D.
m. quotations Of the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea. Sterrett d Co.. % West Third