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BOARDING.

p0ARDING-At 125 West Fifth street: good D.
ID bic. go0d rooms. reasonable rates 9.4t
DOARDiNG--selec private board ng: a gentle
ID man and vile can be accommodated with q.
handsomely fusnislled front room or suile Z
rooms; table supplied with the best Il e ma ket
affords; reference required Apply ii 81 L. fourtil
street. ,9at
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before assistance could reach him, in re-
sponse to his screams for help.
He was an estimable' gentleman, about
forty wears of age, and he Aea~es many
warm friends in both Covington and Gin
cinnati His family, consisting of wife
and four children, have resided for many
years on Twelfth street, near Scott in
Covington. The body has not yet been
found. ~
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Fourth Edition.
rHs WEATHER.

.WAsHIsef0N, Jan. 10; For Tennessee
and the Ohm Valley and the lower lake re.
gions, stationary or falling barometer,
warmer southerly winds, increasing cloud
iDess and occasional rain or snow, possibly
followed in the western portions by cooler
or westerly winds and rising barometer.
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Rumors Of the Death Of Bismarck.
National Associated Press to the Star. ~'
NEw YoRK.. Jan. 16-It is reported in
Wall-street circles that private cable dis
patch from london announces the death
Of Bismarck to-day. No confirmation has
been received, and the runor is not gen
orally credited.
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VIM. Haney, employed at the Robin
son Wagon Works, was struck over the
right eye by a block while running friez-
ing machine this afternoon and so badly
injured hat he will lose the eye. He lives
on Fourteenth, near Central avenue.
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Witness Fees.

Samuel Smiley, Clerk of the Police G; ,prt
has been notified BY the County Auditor
that hereafter no certificates for witness
fees other than those in felony cases will
be paid by the Auditor. This does not ap-
ply to city cases. ~.
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National Ass0fiated Press 70 the Star.
1CHrcAso. JAM. l6 The board of Drec-
tors OF the Irish Colonization Society have
authorized TIE purchase gof twenty-five
thousand aCres Of land in Greeley County,
Neb., and have also decided to establish q
COLONY IN Adrinn CnnntN. MINI.
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The candy store Of L. N. Smith, No.
30 Main street, was entered bv burglars last
night, who carried off a small amount of
change and few goods.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Rrorous STRIKERS IN JAN.

t R1oroUs STRIKERS IN JAN.
Special to the Star.
Rock ISLAND. ILL.,, Jan. 16.-Sheriff rsr-
kins and posse proceeded to the Hamr
ton Coal Mines yesterday, and arrested
seven of the riotous strikers without>dif
Guilty. They are now lodged in Jail.
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The Rosec. ans Divorce Case.
snecial to the Star.

BLooMIseros, IND, Jan. 16-There is
great indignation here among the friends
Of Mrs. r seerans. wife of Professor J. H.
Rosecrans, Cincinnati music teacher, who
has just obtained divorce on the ground
OF adultery. Mr.. j. L. Shirley, father Of
Mrs. Rosecrans. says he is preparing TO take
steps against the former husband that will
vndcate lis daughter and put the case in
q new light. t.A iti
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Won MARrEIs TALKS,
His Say About the Adjustment Of the Com
missioners

missioners. 4
A STAR reporter met Police Commits
sioner A. Won Martels to-day and at once
applied the screws TO him. The inter.
view was as follows:
: Reporter--Did Mayor Jacob revoke the
license of the Vinestreet 0pera-honse?
Won Martels--l don't know.
Reporter Why wasn't the house closed
last night7
Won NIL don't know. As soon as re.
ceiye notice from His Honor, the Mayor
Ne will takssuch action TO close the same,
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y Chicago Press club.

\ National Associated; Press TO the Star. ~
CHIcAGo, Jan. 16 6-Twenty-four Chicago
Journalists met last night and organized
as tic Ch! cago Press Club. Their quarters
are tn BE- fitted mp with parlor, library
and reading. .soon, and an annual banquet
was provided for. i-t 4 M
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THE LA T E ST


ID Rries. .s, ,.
National A@Ociated Press to the Star.
PEORIA, liz, Jan. l8.-James Demitt was
caught III the shafting of an elevator this
forenoon and killed.
st. LOUIS, Jan. 16r-7Abouti !, dozen bnsi-
ness firmsin CARTHAGE, Mo-, we're burned out
last night Loss $l0 ,000
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SHADOWS Of Coming Evsnss

A German lecture will be delivered by
DR.. Mielziners at the Pluni-street Temple,
this evening,
A n.lsical and literary entertainment
will be held at Iytle Hall this evening in
aid Of the temperance cause.
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Consumption sufferers. instead Of going
from home TO die, take Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar. Itis your best chance
for life. Sold by druggists
Pixies Toothache drops cure in one min
rtA y - lsus - la,re@ N iftt 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

+" TED-SfrUA ATI0N-By young man as
w cigar packer; haye had s0me experience.
Address CIGAR PACKER, this Office. jalS2ts
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Mrs. Margaret Tumy, Of Walnut
Hills, is still alive. This the twcnty-sev-
enth day of her rself-starvation. Az
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The Safe Kidne and Liver Cure has been
Endorsed by some of the best physicians,
and many others use it in their practice.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrative of the estate Of Chas
Bartel. late Of Hamilton County. Ohio, deceased
.r .rf -.s-...- : LOUISA BARTEL.
CINCINNATI, January 18th. 1852. jal6-3tF
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Nov York Stock Rauort.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New YOrh
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett& Co.
28 West Third street:
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back into the hands of the Government
over million acres ot land.
HELP FOR IRELAND.

A meeting of the employees Of the House
of Representatives was held last night, and
it was decided to contribute q fund for the,
relief of the suffering poor OF ireland. A
committee was appointed to make collec-
tons and it is expected a considerable sum
will be ra. .sed.
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THE STRIKE AT YOUNGSTOWN.

X YOUNGSTOWN. Jan. 16,-The strike at the
blast furnacesstili continued SAedes have
been imported to take the place of the
strikers, and the furnaces are again in full
oparatinu .a
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TROOPS GONE FROM hawks NEST.

Hawks NEST, w. Va, Jan. 6.--'rhe trial
of the prisoners charged with rinting was
concluded yesterday, and they were bound
over to keep the peace for one year and
satisfactory security was given. The troops
have left
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TF YOU ARE GOING TO SfXTH,STkEEf
i Market Tomorrow. exam ne the extraOrd-
nary bargains offered in Teas and Coffees at IA
W. Sixth street. CINCINNATI TEA COMPANY.
Gift with every pound. It's
yN NANTED-SEWING - Dressmaking: will 60
w out by the day Or take work home; good cut
ter Address |. G., this Office jal52iN
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THE urEs.

Senator Hill, # Colorado, had confer.
epce With Ourav, the Cn,ef in course of
conversation. Ouray said that the Utes
would surrender their reservation To the
Coyefnnent fr q consideration of one
hundred acres Of land on Grand River for
each man. Such transaction would throw
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GaRRARD COUNT.
Lancaster.

Lancaster has prospective Orchestral
Club.
Sam Pagheimer closed his auction
last Saturday night and leil for Springfield,
Ohio, Monday, taking with him the goods
remaining unsold.
We understand that some Of the Hy-
meneal knots about to be tied here soon,
have been delayed ON account Of postpone
meni, That will never do. Take courage,
nay boy take courage
The thanks Of the town are due Dr, T.
%. Young, as Chairman Of the Board of
Health fr this county, Tor having the
ponds near the Depot filled up, As they
generated the worst order Of malaria.
Vim N. KIRBY has commenced exea-
waiting, preparatory to laying the iounds-
ton for handsome residence which he
proposes bnilding on the lot purchased of
Mr.. Mary T. Holmes, on Stanford II.
Mrs. Robin Ray, an aged lady, moth
e. of Mr.. siorms, Of this place, died on
Thursday night, al her residence ON Sugar
Creek, in this county, and was buried Sat
urday in Lancaster Cemetery. Funeral
~as preached at her home by Ed. Gibson.
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IvHd Wifh Enthusiasm.

CINCiNNAri ONO, sept. u, lseo.
Editor interior .IouHoi;-lt is our good
fortune to be here tonight. The city is H.
Illuminated, aud the air is freighted with
shouts from enthusiastic souls, and sweet
strains Of music. As the sky rockets are
sent up il seems that the earth is opened,
and from the crater, bright stars are rising
TO take their places in the ornament above.
Speakers stands are erected in several pla-
ces. Hopkins Hall is crowded to suilOca-
ton. All thisis the result Of the news that
Maine has been redeemed from radical
misrule, by 1900 majority. Many distin-
guished Speakers are present. Hon. X. +.
Kennon Of Georgia is speaking in the
street aud Judge Iloadley in Hopkins Hall;
but the frequent shouts render il impossi-
Bile to note the good words which they ut
ter. The opinion is freely expressed that
the election Of Hancock ia a foregone
conclusion. We retire al midnight, and
the voice of speakers and the shouts of vie
tory are yet to be heard Everything in
dicaies that Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania
aud other doubtful States will vie with
Maine for the largest maiorityi and while
they cry combination, il l., nevertheless,
the people rising in their might against
the party in power
Truly, NJ ID. IIVGuEs
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Rev r. v. Cook preached his farewell
sermon Sunday at the Methodist Church
..... Elder r. lliner delivered n very excel.
lent discourse at the Methodist Church
on Monday night. Elder Ricketts,, of
Carlisle, preached At the Christian Church
Sunday morning and night Those who
heard him were much pleased with biz SER
mons
VIM. Arnold was indicted for murder
last week, and ~ the Com1th was not
ready for trial, ] udge VanWinklc. who i
special Judge in the case, heard q motion
ton for bail, and upon proof being intro.
duccd, he decided that IL was bailabls
case snd fixed the amount At $1,000, which
was PROMPTLY given, and the prisoner re-
leased Jones l.. Adams and II. G. Arnold
are the bondsmcn
The Colored E,ir here la-i ~@@eL -.
we'll attended, and the show Of stock wa,
good. The Company paid Nll Of the pre-
miums and other expenses promptly, and
consequently finds itself financially embar-
rassed One Of it, official. Is about to be-
come seriously involved. lie is charged
with a breach Of trust imposed ia him, as
he turns up deficit i25 to $50. The Com
pany will lose no money ifthis little mat.
ter can be corrected
-PERsoNAt- - Mr. Faulkner Holmes
and wife will move from here To hi. farm
in Lincoln county this week ...... Miss Ken.
ma Burdett, Of Wodslford, visited her un.
Gle, y. NJ Burde,t, a few days last week,
and while here, Miss JEANNE Lackey gave
her a most delightful entertainment. Only
few friends present-Mis- Kittic Sim.
mons, Of Barisiown, Mr.. Tevis Terrell, DR..
+. O. Young and your correspondent. .....
Mn. Potts and her -on George left thi.
week for Virginia. George i attending
school there. Mrs. Potts will remain sew.
eral weeks. Miss Lillia Smith has re-.
turned from an extended visit 10 Chicago
She is looking quite WE'LL and we are hap
by to welcome her home again ..... Mis-.
Katie Simmons is visiting her sister, Mrs
Judge Duncan. Miss Emma Buforl and
sister, Of Covington, are guests Of Mr.. J. g.
Sweeney ...... Mrs. Maggie Carter and Mrs
Willie Doll, Of Washington, u. G., are Wis
iting Mrs. Judge Owsley ...... The many
friends Of Mrs. VI. L. Granger regret Ia
know ;ha; she leaves this morning for New
York, where she will spend the Winter
Col. Mat Walton is in Lexington thi.
week Charles Reid, son Of Thos. Reid
Of this place, left this week to attend col.
lege at Georgetown ...... Miss Carrie Woods
niece Of Mrs. Holmes, leaves this morning
to enter college at Anchorage ...... VIM
Grecnleaf Of Lexington, has been visiting
his mother and some other body for sever.
al day......Col. sam NJ. Burdeti, Of Mt
Vernon, came down Sunday and lef Tor
Louisville Monday, accompanied by hi.
brother Willie.
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MADISON oorNrr.
Richmond.

Central University is booming, snd
has about l25 pupils
A colored prisoner died in jail one day
this week, Of pneumonia
Circuit Court begins here next Mon
day, with a pretty large docket
Winter is now in the lap Of Fall, End
coal j. being retailed at 20 cts. per bushel.
Mr.. Joe Maupin caught red fox las,
Wednesday that measured i've feet from
tip to tip
Fifteen hundred dollars have been ap-
propriated by our county for the improve
ment Of our Courl-llouse.
Our people are iubil'nt over the Maine
election. which goes to prove that Hancock
will be the next President.
Mr. VIM. Miller, formerly Of thi- coun-
iy. died in Howard county, No, last week,
in the iortieih year Of his age.
There are 20 white and 10 colored
co..mon school districts in this county, aud
one church to every 500 inhabiiant. in
town.
-Malinda Parks, an old and respecsa-
Bile oolored woman, was found dead in her
bed on Tuesday morning last, and il sup.
posed to have died Of heart disease.
A protraoied meeting is going on at
the Christian Church at Kirksville. Ed.
Iancy, OF Louisville, has charge Of il, and
there have heen two additions 10 date.
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CRAH ORchAED, kri sept iith.-l will, Oh me
nh Monday Ia september, at Mount Vernon, pros
ecuie James A. GARFIELD upon three counts Ia an
indictment dfawn up by an indignant people chars-
Ing the said GMhsd with isi. Ills canneriion
with Credit Mobllier, "a. The DeGolyer Pavement
81. reriuryi aud wiil convict him upon all three
of the counts BY witnesses takeu nom the hepub-
lean party aud will then turn over the culprlt 10
the people or execution on The mt Tuesday Ia
November. ! will also prosectse Gen, Hancock
Zoe hanging Mn. surraii aud will SCOUT him upon
that charge and convict another foe said onense
win also prosecute Hancock Tor preventing Gen.
lee ion gaining the battle VI Goiiyshurg and TAX
Ing Washington ciiy and establishing a southern
Couicderaeyi and viii aoquii Zen. Hancock on the
srouud that a was not his yalor nor bis military
senius that prevented Lee from gaining that battle
bat the overs heliains naubsrs Of the Union sol
dieTs fONrAIsE D. h0nnIrT.
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THUS is good year for MON Sol.
diers Gen Plaisted the governor
elect Of Maine, was ono Of those boys
and his victory is but a forerunner Of
Hancock
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SorEs oF crRprsr EVENTS


'"fhS w " ""h"'
-Rebecca LYON. Barnum'. noted heard.
Ell man. died tins week
A collicrv explosion occurred in Enq.
land = few DAYS ago. which killed ~ per.
sons,
Inc ho'nd' fo'i' herman hepuolloan
paper o' ''n''nn"''' mas come OUT Tor IAN
nh t,..s.,lt ,,..,,,;..,. 4, u;,. a.
ooo ~ nn,s. af a. eoo ooo - dsf.., e;.ner.
nj I,ancoct
Hon F,.nt Lone. IA. h.en oomi.
mated "a, f;o,e,no, If Nsw Il,mr.h;rs by
,L.. n......-..- 80
-t,w,sc "A w., and M, D,viJ Sin.
ton that nrs..u,eJ stio Opo for ,rsrt mn.
.eum n, CirSinn.,,
The R.pndi,tins Amendmen, IN the
ArLsr.as state Constitution va. defeated
NV a m.ior;,v oft5ooo
-Judye Ph;.,s, h,. b.sn unanimously
rs.rom;n,,sd IN, Co,sr.s. bv The nsmoc.
rscv of the io,h D;s,r;c,
-p.rI non.h.r,v who nomio,,.Jc.n
u,ncoct il 70 male len .nsschs. In I,di.
ana du,;n, tho c.mp.i,n
-N,pp,n Son, i5-Tb. p,;noo.. h..
h.sD b,n,i,.d and ,,mod u..;. ~.
I.,hau. ouesn T..hsIl, Wa. non.o,
Tha Ein,.r H., ,oh.oo, ,,,.,,e,.,,
r;rs e.,,bli.hm.r, !, Io,;.v;lia v,i,.J :,
siso 600 w,. totally d..,,ovoJ hv a..
few nights AGO
-Tbe Cincinnati so,,hsrn p y Gam
panv will moe, oc, sch IN cote ON n.
opes,;on ~ incre,s;,s n. c.,..i .,ooL e-o,,,
a 100 ooo 70 % ooo ooo
-NiLe u.wIir. ala, Joho Paw,,d.
.ho, AMI t;ile1 Wn Ian. oolo,.d ~
J.w,srcshnr, Non1.v ovsr an oId arndao
in which lane. wite 6gured
-Rowl;n, C,esr al b.d 2 5oo n.on,o
IN witness ,ss m;li,.,v AIN r. po,,ar
p;a.. o,N..L.;IIa -, a.. a., =. =,
ssoo cI.r..viIla ca Cn.,l. s.oonJ -
~ s1oo
a. .ls.,;onoa,;o.d o1.o I. ,ho ro,.,h
cona,.;o.., n;.,.;e, !. ~. .;.o,,,,,;.u :,
Tho r.nor, ,h., ali Fvrn;on Nj. ,rLo
will vote .o,;ns, proc,or Kro,, w;u 80,
II ~.
I;,;. - p-.li =.
s,,i ,L;..,;na -. e.. E...,..-.I A..
,ho -, :, re- 4. No. - =.
d,vson a., 40 a.. ,.nio,, n. 81.
ba = .hlo % .ooon,,I;.h
Con lance p ch,Imor. tho u..,i.
man who nd tho o., - - ~.
cab o,oh.,1 p,rhoono b.. r. -
natl q, Coco, ~ H. Gil ,r;.-;.-i.,
N; D;.,r;o, .nJ i nab IN. ;voo..'.
-Gsn pn.L,od Iohn'on ,sha 49,. Al.
;or General IN The ConcoJor,,o ..rv;o. .nI
s;rca The, ,.s;Jon, ~ N,.hv;ll. :,
Lou;s and B,isb,on III d;sd =, Tho i,,,er
Mace Tuesday of ApopleYv
Senator Rarnnm b,. declined the nom.
nation 70 Corgre-s in tho Fou,,b Cor.
necticut District, an the sropnd that bisen.
tire time and attention must he devoted 10
his duties A. Chairman NJ the National
Democratic Committee
A dispatch from Nicbola.ville s.v.
that J. II. Arnold. who has been living
with A relative there since nj. aeoui,,aI
suddenly departed Tuesday when he heard
that Mrs Little had sued him for heavy
damages in Madison county.
The following Numbers drew the lead. |
ing prizes at the Lousiapa Iotterv an the
llth: Number Sc. SOS drew $40 600. mum.
Der -. O92 drew $4,000 number IA sos /
drew 5000. and numbers AZ. 300 and 81. I
6sS the fourth aud fifth prizes
A woman, who has inst died in n I
Louis at the age Of 81. leaves twenty.one
children to mourn her loss. Three times |
,hc gave birth to twins. twice to triplet.
and once she surprised he, husband NV |
him with four at a birth
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As Usual the Radicals Are Trying 10 Re-
gain ny Rascaiity What Was Fair
" Lost a. the Polls.
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MAINE


n Was u Famous Victory, and Would
Have Been Even VITA the Former
Majoritics Reduced 10 1000.
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The Debt payers and Re adjusters
are in council in Richmond, va. and
it is hoped that a compromise will be
effected SO that only one Hancock and
Eagllshtiekst will be voted for in
thst State.
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Stanford Female College,
STANFORD. KY.
wITH AFULL CORPS OF TEACHERS
this Institution viii open
ITS ELEVENTH SESSION,
ON THE-
syD MONDAY SEPTEMBER. NEXT.
ALL THE BRANCHES ORA
THOROUGH ENGLISH COURSE
are taught, a. we'll N
MUSIC. THE LAN0UAGEs. DRAW.
mo AND PAINTING.
TERRA - BOD I:It TIE.
IN Tuition, prices range from Sli 20 ESQ in %
regular departments Primary, e., lutssmsilsn
$50, Preparatory, $40. and collegiate, So.
For full particulars as TO Board, &e., adinsa
MRS. ~ a. TRuEuEAHT. Principal
stanford. Lincoln Co., ky.

For full particulars, as TO Board, &e., asidnsss
MRS. n. q. TRuEuEAHr, Principal
stanford, Lincoln Co, Ky.
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VERMoST went 25,04l Republi-
can but then there is Arkansas 10 olIse
it. She voted to pay her honest debts
and rolled up majority Of over ST.
900 for the Democracy.
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THFS have lost their Maine chance.
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TIM King Of Spain is as mad as a
hornet. IT. a gal and he had set his
heart on a boy.
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rnE Sunday Argus often tries to
be funny, and occasionally succeeds be.
You'd it, own expectations. An in.
stance is an article in recent issue
which, for simon-pure unadulterated
wit, is unsurpassed. The gist oft is that
Blackburn has made a good Cover
nor and has not abused the pardoning
power. Ha, ha. ha. ha
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EAST winds are generally disagree
able and the one that blew the news
from Maine was no exception. At
least that's the way il felt to the iron.
side Republican. II is sad.
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CONGRESSMAN Joe Blackburn, hav-
ing made his calling and election sure
will 60 to Ohio 10 morrow. VIII ere he
has twenty appointments to speak.
Afterwards he will go to Pennsylvan.
ia and Virginia to hoop EN- up for
Hancock. Joe is a born orator aud
the boys in those States will tumble TO
his eloquence by the hundreds.
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THE Sixth Maine was Gen'l. Han.
cocks crack regiment and nearly all
the soldiers from that State were in
his command They stood by him
at Gaines Mill aud Gettysburg and by
their vote Monday showed that they
do not intend 10 desert him now.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
Canada.

l1ebsr cana6ii4e Grnte. Gusfdten brinat
Der ,@lobs" tn Toronto umfafenbe BE,
ridte aus a0sn Gbsilsn bes eanabii&er
Rsids, Brittle Columbia ausgenommen.
Das ausisbsn Der Saatsn III TIM Musemei,
nsn bsfriebissnb, unb uur i'm Sribiabrs.
msi,sn madt a9 elm msisntIi9er Gusfal
bsmsrtbar, Der 9~erbfusisen III burt
ben Binterfroft TN 0fIiden EbeiIe Snta,
rios fdwer beiddbist, bod fiab bic betref'
fsnbsn 2dnbereteu meiffeutbsils nit elmer
anberen 5rudt BON Rsusm bsiteQt morbeu.
Sc ideint. taB bas NIT 5srbfmsiBen anse.
pfiansts arsaI tn btsism Sabre stpas gro,
Ger III. unb baB tn SoIss bsHm bas gr,
irdsniB immerbin bas elmer Durdi9nittss
@rnte isin pirb. 8etreffs bss Sribiabrss
ueisens inb bic Beridte iebr pibsriprs9snb.
@inise msIbsn wenissr als cine babe grns
te. Anbss bios eine 3ebnteIs' unb pisbsr
Nnbsre cine pole Ourdi9nitts grnte.
8isls iddten bas @rssbniB auf 20 pro,snt
ibsr elner Durdidnitts grnts, unb bteIe
Sddsuns bat bas Wsiifs fur ff9. @srite,
6ifsr uno 8obnsn msrbsn poraus11tIi4
mebr oils eiue Ourdi1nttts. @rute erseben.
Rossen bat pom Winterfroff s~elittsn uHb
III stwas untsr benz Dur9fdnitt. Ssu
usripridt cine poue Dur@f4nitts, grnte.
Rartoffsln wsrbsn cine isbr rei9s @rnts,
pislsi4t 10 prossnt iibsr benz Durdidnitt,
erssbsn. bassssn wirb bas grsebniB Der
Waisernts 10 proSent unter benz Dur9'
idnitt isia. Die Glads.G rnte wirb cline
Der beffen fem, Die lemaIs einssbeimit wurs
be, au& bat bas NIT SIa&s ansepfanjte
AreaI cine 8unabms aufbuwsifen. 5Opfen
20 prOsent unter benz Dur4i&nitt. Ote
grnten in ben SeesYrouinssn psrfpre&en
Elm auss9ei@nstss grssbnib, unb ale Bss
ifimmen BARN lberetn, bab wdbrsnb
'tsiss Jabrss cine sr0bsre 1obsufa&e NIT