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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

place Of Georgc Washington COOK, res,gned,
Mr. MOTION nominated James q. Fields
Mr.. HANGER nominated A. b. CottrelI, OF
YIenric,, the former Incumbent.
Fields was elected by party 'o'e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER PRICE.
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Dt.NIISsN.

- ". JONES, DENIlsI OH ks
". No. sO7 FRANKLIN >Iki o. Doe
tween Eighth and Mini streets. NAfi"t ''
yenience aud applaucr i.r ruWiut. "i I'' 3D..
with tweHtv.dte year,' cXuercuor aud PIT
DUCED. l. prepared tO p,riOfm -'' .
fully al operation, fQT such 4, iDI1 h.-l.'
fesslOnai services. poo
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

trial. A jsry was selected and the tess[
mony for the Commonwealth was coma
pleted. The evidence showed that the
killing was without provoeztion.
At the adjournment of Court last even
ing Cundiff was placed in the custody OF
the Jailer. He endeavored to resist and
swore he would not 90 to jail, but he was
overpowered. A large nave pistol was
AIKEN off his person, and he was securely
locked up. His case will be given to tbs
jury to-day.
BEArrYvILLk April 2a-Geores Critzer. .
young man, was drowned near this placs
while catching logs in company with JAS
Benton. Both we're thrown out Of ths
canoe, but the latter swan to the shore.
Mr SrEKLING, April 2S.-A difficulty oc-
Cured at the Ramsey store, on the Me
Sterling & Winchester Turnpike, on
Monday afternoon, between Henry r
Judy and Charlie I. Redmon, in which ths
former was severely cut with 9 knife
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
SMITrEN by STORMS.
Delayed Reports From the Recent Tor.
. Rad0.


speciaIs TO tlieSt
CARLlNvrInE, IIL., April 2S.-Reports of
the great destruction of property and loss
of life by the cyclone are still coming in
from points remote from telegraphc com
munication. A Mrs. Haynes, living near
Chesterfield, was instantly killed by the
falling ia of brick house; another young
lady in Western Meoora was killed in
nearly the same manner. A young man
employed in the store Of Valentine q Co.,
Of Rockbridge, named Drake, was killed
while trying to escape from the house.
Over fifty houses and seventy-fiye barns
were destroyed in the path Of the tornado
The loss in this county will be $t5o,OO0 to
500, 600 Rockbridge, small town on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road, was
nearly entirely destroyed, houses, churches
aEd mills being blown 10 atoms Money is
being raised to help those who in many in
stances lost their all. "
MuscArrNE, Iowa, April 28.-On the prai-
rie in Sweetlsnd Township hired man and
two sons Of Henry Kurtz were blowing
when the storm came un They attempted
to cross small stream which had rapidly
risen, when Henry, the youngest boy, fell
IN and IVES drowned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
VANDERBILT AND HIS BONDS.
National Asocinted Press TO the star.


New York. April 8-Vanderbilt will
probably sail for Europe Saturday next,
and if not then some other time befor&
May 18th. He will be accompanied by hi
wife and two unmarried children, and re-
mains abroad about four months
He has disposed of $50, 600 shares of New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
stock, or $50, ,OO0 more than one-third 0f the
capital OF tile Company. in the past six
months for an aggregate, i'll round NUM-
bers of $42, 2,500,000 .. ,,...
THIS he is reported to have invested In 4
per cent. Government bonds, and bv other
purchases has made his total holding at
least $50,000000, the interest on which
amounts to 81, 0J0, GOO annually His first
and only visit to Europe, made at the time
of the Paris Exposition, vas Of only sin
weeks Duration ~ ii. wells II
His son, Cornelius, also said to be in-
mensely wealthy. who has recently re.
turned from an extensive continental tour,
is understood 10 have persuaded His father
to make the longer journey wiict he has
decided upon. .a
MEXICAN EAfLwAY CONNECTION.
Hon. John w. Foster, formerly Minister
to Mexico but now Minister to Russia, in
an Interview published to-day speaks OF
railroad communications between the Mex4
lean capital and this country as essential
to the extension of our trade with the siss
ter Republic. President Daz, it appears,
favors the project, but the Mexican Con.
gress has some lingering fears that Amerf
can ascendancy would result from ID.
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Board of Pubic WORKS.

A petition for the establishment OF the
grade Of Prospect street 10 Drake was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Grades and I'M
prevements. t.. s..'ar. .. ,
The Engineer was instructed to stop the
work Of improving Deerfield Place, as the
grade OF said street has never been estab-
lished.
A Communication calling the attention
of the Board to the bad condition of Mason
street, between Locust and Lewis streets,
was referred to the Engineer.
In accordance with tire 'act to provide
for the payment OF the amount OF the as
sessmenls in excess OF twenty-five per cent.
OF the value of the lots, etc." .....
1t was resolved that the Board issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000. to bear the
date Of May l., 1880, and interest at per
cent per annum, payable annually, with
ten years to run. .-.,
The Engineer was directed to prepare a
plan for sewering the district lying be-
tween Gest street and the Ohio River and
Mill Greek and Walker Mill Road.
The Engineer WAS instructed to- make a
plat OF Lower River Road from Evans
street to Boldface Creek showing line of
street aud hcation of houses. i..
The Sinking Fund Trustees requested the
Board to pay the interest ON Water-works
bonds amounting to $S1, ,905. Referred to
the Superintendent OF the Water-works.
The Engineer was directed to Supervise
the erection Of telegraph poles of the City
and Suburban Telegraph Company also,
the Western Union Telegraph Go olnpany
under the order of the Probate Court.
The contract for the City's portion Of the
improvement of the interseci ION of Beech
er and lane streets was awarded to John
Gaffney.
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General Grant.
sattonar Assoetated Press to the star.

RockroRD, ILn, April 2s.- Gen. Grant
ana party will arrive in this city to-day
and take dinner at the Holland House.
From half past / until 2 o'clock he will re.
ceive his friends on the front steps OF the
Courthouse, where an address Of welcome
viii be delivered BY Mayor s. B. Wilkins.
Extensive preparations are being made for
bis reception. .r..
KALAMAZOO, MrcH., April 2s.-Generai
Grant writes to Colonel Phillips regarding
the reception to be rendered Inn here iR
May by the Soldiers and Sailors Associs
ton Of Southwestern Michigan. that HI
will have to defer his anticipated visit, but
hopesto see Michigan ere long. He resided
in this State two years.
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THE COUkT,S.
SUPERIOR.

sUPERrOE.
D. J. Williams against the administrator
OF Henry Burgund. Action to- recover
1870 for services rendered. In progress.
PROBATE.
John Sweller was appointed admins.
traitor OF Joseph Voerg. Personality, $500.
COMMON PLEAS.
Henry Hauff, against the G., H. & D. R.
R. Co. Action to recover $2,500 for injury
to plaintiffs property. In progress.
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago R. R.
Co., against John Hardy, Constable. Ac-
tion TO try the right OF property in a rail
road car. Judgment for plaintiff.
PoL1eK
Drunk-Mary Gallagher, Mary Ann Hen.
messy, Mary MeNulty, Jacob Stallo, dis
missed; Bessie Howell, 80 days; Mary
Meyer, John Jones, 10 days; Dan. Gilman.
tin, Robert Lloyd, VIM. Jones, John Quin-
Ian, Pat. Hickey, $5; Francis Smith, Lu-
cinda Taylor, $i0.
Disorderly Conduct-Sam. Wilkinson,
dismissed; Chas. Lange, IS; Robt. Will
Jams, continued.
Assault and Battery-F, schyetker, dis.
missed Fred. Anderberg, Mary Ander.
berg, Henry Schreder, continued.
M1scellaneous-John Anderson, grand
larceny, dismissed J. Carpenter, George
Powell, Lizzie Franklin, petit larceny, con.
tinued; Paul Smith, same, 5000; Henry
Taylor. carrying concealed weapons
70; Frank Stegman, abusing fam
lily, 30 days; Mason Lanman, In
corrigibility, continued; Ed. Welsh
petit larceny, 80 days; Waiter English
Known thief, continued; Thomas Henry
yagrancy, 5000; Wardy Kennedy esoap
| ting from Wurk-house. 500 80.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

Band engaged for the occasion. The boat
will leave ON June 18th. and ths trip will
last eight days The number of tickets is
limited TO one hundred and fifty, OF which
seventy are already engaged. The fare for
the round trip will be $I6.'
The Virgie Lee arrived, and will leave to-
morrow on the return trip to Memphis.
Tile Golden Crown is loading, and will
leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
ALICE SINKS AT LOUISVILLE.
A telegram received here says the Alice,
en- route from Pittsburg to St. Louis with
q large cargo of nisceIls lsneous stuff, sunk
this morning on the falls at Louisville, and
Is in great danger of proving total loss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

Powder: Fair demand at $6a6 30 for rifle stand
nd. and 81 SS95 Is fof mining per kex
days in amrse suppiy and moderaee demsnd.
White coteon ct G{9stSe and mixed DO ct 2N9
&c perlp woolen at i291sc for soft and 1A@
NC for common per ID. a-. .. -.s-f
Scrap iron: Demand moderate and market
weak. Stove cast st 5O96Oc and wrought scrap at
7o@S5cpe hundred pounds.
starch Is in fair demand and steady. Corn at
s1s@Tses pearl SA9Shc royal gloss 51s@7c
per Ih II.
sosp steady and fair demand. Family at $40
&c, olive 4sS04ASc, and German &c per ID.
salt: Ohio River and Kanawha 81 IS per small
40a45c. per bu. and coarse Liverpool at 81 200
i 70 per sack.
Seed: Hungarian grass at 81, and German millet
Ss0c@A per bu Flax seed in demand ut IL @9
80 per bu. AlN
Tallow quiet and steady. We quote country at
SIC and city at SIC per ID.
Tinners Stock: Moderate trade and steady.
Zinc 2SI slab re; sheet s4@sAc block TN; Ms
3yc brazters Sheets s4@40c per 10; tim piate, Z.
$lO2b,9l0 70 and K 81 25@l2 IS per boz
7 vegetableg CucumbeS at 40@50c per dozen.
Cabbage in fair demand at s5g6 per crate. Peas
Of N@1 25 Der bu. crate. String beans at VI DO
! 50 per bu,
woousnwate: Fair. trade and market quiet
S1huOuiuot u fVV42 tOs DuUhUtS tWV-uVVpt ~ wy
4: do, tnree.h00S q l592 %: tuDS Nc. l. ~ 5Q@9;
NO. 2.T 50@s; No. 8. " yU97; nests Of eight " %
@St0; ;ehufns, No. l. " 503y: No 4 ~ oO9S. aad
No D. IS 50@7 per dozen
/. Wool: The market is nominsl, the receipts
being toe light TO establish quotations
ToBAcCG
The offerings OF leaf tobacco at the auction
warehouses to-day were 265, h0dsheads and
boxes, at the following prices:
90 hogsheads and two boxes Mason County,
Kentucky-2 hhtfs at 3l1dsi4 25: 78 hhds new--5
hhds at sos 75 Is at $5s7 40, . at $s9y 3d. So 81
9l0@14 75, ~ at $l50l9 90; 2 boxes at 81 75.
% hnds Br wn County, OhiO new-4 hhds a,
&S 25@5; at sc 1907 95, at IS 10@8 90 q at $50
GA 75, 6 at $l50iy 30. 1 at $40.
S5 hhds new Owen County, Kertucky-2 htda
at So 3Og5 3d. at $6G7 85 at s. 3099 80, l6 al
sl09l5 rs, 4 at $l5QS1 25.
81 hhds new Pendleton County, Kentucky-17
fhds at % 895 rs, 10 at 9697 30. 12at $8 25@9S0
- AZ $loaA 70, 7 ut Sl5@S1S rs.
0 hhds new Boone County, Kentacky-1 hid at
"a 10 2at$7 SOg7 65. 8 ut I'll 2,taA rs.
16 hhds new West Virginia-3 hhds at - zoe
4 80. at q 50g7 85, s al s. 5509 25, Sat SO q
GA 50
i2 hhds new Eastern ohio-shhds at s. aoe
s 80, 2at Sc 90@7 60. lat SO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
KENTUCK KNlCKKNACKS.
Specially Collected IN tho Corncracker
Commonwealth.
specfsls to me star.

specfsss to me Star Pr u
MAYsvTIbE April 9S George Hunt was
engaged in digging trench at the new
Touring mill in East Maysyille yesterday
afternoon, when Daniel Green accidentally
drove pick through Hunts hand, nearly
tearing it from the arm. u ,~.. a. i.
Mt. VERNON, April 2s.-The case of the
Commonwealth against VIM Cundiff,
charged with the marder OF negro boy
Inesr Livingston In 1876, ives called yester-
day in our Circuit Court Cunditf who had
been confined in Jail, escaped some weeks
ago. q,., ......
Yesterday morning, however, he came
into town with his witnesses, and, at the
calling Of his case, said he was ready for
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

OrTAwA, ONT., April 2S.-Just before Che
adjournment of tne House of Commons at
2 O'clock this morning, Hon Alexander
Mackenzie, the Ex-Premier, formally an
nounced his resignation of the leadership
of the Opposition. The House was taken
somewhat by surprise at the abrupt an
nouncement, although it was not altogether
unexpected. Hon. E. Blake, VINO was
Minister OF Justice under Mackenzie, will
probably succeed him in the leadership,
and some radical changes in the policy of
the Opposition may be looked for.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
Life AZ Leadvilie.

LEADv1LLE, Coll, April 2S.-Last night
at the meeting OF The City Council
q great excitement was caused
by the action in regard to
contested seats, one seat being declared
vacant, and in another case Republican,
beine oussed and Democrat sworn ILL.,.
The Republicans left the room amid great
confusion. ~
The officers drew their revolvers and de-
msnded order. Many Of the audience
drew their revolvers and dangerous col
lsi0n was threatened. All is quiet now.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
For County Solicitor.

After finishing the regular routine work
to day the County Commissioners proceeded
10 ballot for new County Solicitor. As
usual the affair wasa downright farce.
Some one ought to send the Comm ission-
ers club, and then perhaps the bailoting
would result to- some good.
The ballot, and the only one taken to-
day, stopd Hopkins for Asa Waters, Zum-
stein for Draasin Wuisin, and Reardon for
Charles w. Baker
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WASHINGTON.
Exodus Examination to Still
Go On.
Ben LIE Fevre Announces His
Boom.
rHE EXODUS COMMITTEE.

THE EXODUS coMMrrTEE.
Special to the star.
WAsHIEGroS, April 2s.-It was under
stood that the Exodus Committee was to
complete it's examination of witnesses last
Thursday, but on that day Mr.. Window,
from the minority, requested that his side
might have further time in which to con-
tinue taking testimony. This request SEN
ator Voorhees, granted, though he himself
was anxious to conclude the sessions of the
Committee. Both sides will now, likely,
summon more witnesses, and the examina-
ton may continue more than month.
LOGAN FEELs DEPRESSED.
A prominent Pennsylvania politician.
who travelled last Sunday from Pittsburs
to Washington in company with John A.
Logan, says that the latter is much disap-
pointed and chagrined at the great diminu-
ton of the feeling for Grant in Illinois.
cARLIsLE's REVENUE BILL
Mr.. Carlisle, after the morning hour to-
day, called up his bill. which provides for
a change Of the revenne laws in respect to
the tax on distilled spirits. The considers
ton of this bill will occupy to-day's ses,
sion. rts J aa.. .....
BEN. LnFEvRE's BOOM.
A telegram from Ben. LeFevre an
nounces that he has defeated Hill in the
contest for denomination.
SPRINGER LETTER INVESTIGATION.
The committee to Investigate the author.
ship of Che anonymous letter to Springer,
held its first meeting to-day. but, though
the witnesses were all present, they did
nothing. Another meeting will be held
tomorrow.
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Boati Hands 0ouNp.

Business fair.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily at4
D. m. for Chilo and all way landings
Tne Bostona will be the regular G. &C.
r. Il. packet leaving to day at 4 p. m.
sharp for Muntingt n, where she connects
with the early trains tomorrow for all
points East.
|, The Potomac came down this morning,
and will return to Pomeroy this evening,
:leayi,g from Tie Big Sandy Wharfboat,
foot of Broadway. Capt James Kirker is
again on the root. l1 ,.
Tie Wildwood came down last night,
and returned n Maysvifle at noon to-day.
Can't. b. L. Penny's superb new passeir-
ger stea.ner Fashion will leave this eyen-
ing for Evansville. w. W. Huston is her
affabfs clerk. F&FH'p @#
Weather clearing. 800
The John A. Wood took to New Orleans
thirty boats aud barges-550 600 bushels Of
ieoyl
DUBUQUE, April 25-Lumbermen soy
that owing to the Ii eh winds which have
pfevailef on the upper river, the psst four
weeks have been the most disastrous time
rats that ffas ever been kfown. Nearly
all that have STARTED down the river so far
THIS seas N have been blown against bridge
tJiefs and demolished. f7'i 5s7
The Annie silver arrived at p. m. yes
terday. out from New Orleans only ifve
DAYS and twenty hours Capt Kanike, OF
Burlington, Is building the Foege Brothers
boat. Her size will be 1876 feet long. "a
feet beam witlf feet depth 0f hall 1t il
e. have powerful pro citing power, and
when completed. caDable Of carrying d
heavy load. The boat IS weif tfndef way.
f--fat Louis R.iD. w tHx
The Wheeling Register says: "a Com
iIittee OF Democrats, composed Of Mejsrs.
w. W. Miller, Nan 6taiiaker and Hans
Good. will pfosfde means of attending the
National Democratic Convention at Gin.
cinnati, on June 22d. The steamer st.
Lawfence Las been chartered. and Kramer's
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

The County Commissioners held a reg
ular meeting o.day, during which they
notified the Halls Safe and Lock Company
that they were now ready to receive the
new safe for the County Treasury.
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DosroN. Abrfl % -Fiouf steadv and ifm.
Western super nlle. 70 25GS5 75; common extras, ID
MtR ,Wjscoffsin extfss,. $s@6 30; MInnesots do,
81 5097 ID; winter wtieke Ohio ard Mftiiisan,
s7g7 b0; 1llinols and Indiana. S707 IS: ST
EsjtfiG N 26y16 VI Wisconsin sud Minnesota
batent pfocess spring wheat 81 75ag So wftifef
wheat a. 50Qs9. !. Corn quiet new, 63@6fe Uats
quiet No. and extra white 5l@5ic; No gwhite3
5@@6Q1xc: no. mixed and No. white. 49aiSci
Rye S5c0SL ,a ,'7,,
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Special % the Staf.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 2S-Dr. Joseph T.
Webb brother Of the wifs OF President
Hayes, and brother-in-law Of Hon. Stan.
ley Matthews, died suddenly Of apoplexy
in this city yesterday, aged ffty-three. He
married q sister Of Stanley Matthews
twenty years ago, Who survives him.. The
remains will be- taken to Cincinnati for IN.
iterment, -
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Gen. NC yrfhur's Trial.

CHICAGO, fEL, April 2S.-The case OF
Gen. Macarthur, Ex- Postmaster Of Chicago,
charged with embezNing and nisap-
propriating Government moneys 10
amount of about 10000, was taken up for
trial in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon and was given to tis
jury this afternoon after brief summing
up. -
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RIVER INrEhEIGENeY.

ispeciai River Dispaenes m the sts.I
HINros, W. Wv April 2S-&S1 A. NJ
New River s feet and falling. Weather
clear, Thermometer 540.
'CHARLEsToN April 2S-S40 A. M.--Kan-
awhs River 16 feet and falling. Weather
cl.aE.. Thermometer 52o. Wind south
east 4
Oil CRY, April 2s-f0:02 A. M.-River
6 feet and failing. Weather clear. Wind
southwest Thermometer 50o.
P1rrsBuRa, April 28--11:25 A. M.-River
IS feet and falling. Weather clear and
r.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

kifiwauxrH, April g --wlieat strong. Anil
Il n, MAY, sl I'M, June. 81 054. C,Gn ,ateady;
No. 2, 36%c. Uais steady: No. O. 283xc Kyt
steady: No. /, Tic Barley firm; No ., 7lc.
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Naii MiiIs TO Resume.

PITTsBURG. April % The Western Nail
Association. to-day reduced the card rate of
nails from IS 25' to $4, and resolved to start
their mills again on Monday next.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

New York Stook Report.
Thefollowifiy shows tie ratigs oil duotStoffs
and the amount of sales to-day at the New FORK
Stick Exchange. as receivedby Tea. Sterrett & Co.,
% West Third street:
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HAARMAL

C1NGIHsATI. April Dap. NJ.
Eastern exchange is steady and In fair de-
mand at par buying to 1-10 premium seiing.
Sterling firm and demand fair. Sight drafts at
Tne following are the local buying and selling
yales for Government Bonds
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DEATH OF HON. D. W. MIDDLETON.

=. =. - - " ..D--"-'- 4.
Hon. U. W; MidIleLon, ior many years
CLERK OF the United states supreme court,
died at MS resiuence IN tnis Guy fast nlsht'
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY.
The Star this evening contains the fol-
lowing: A prominent Southern Senator
VINO Is 9 warm 1riend ana aapiirer M % OF pay
ara anu prefers nlin aoove ar otnefs as tIle
Democratic oanasaate' itl salo 70 the otar re,
pol.1t o," suy ei;t;oa LII th;s t.,ah - - g..
Sarrvtfe ~ 10 q some al the States OF the so.lth
or eJen one of them is absurd. Tne
TAn,ocratic candidate. whoever Ne NAV Be.
will carry all the Southern States, though
Tilden is undoubtedly unpopular With
the,n And n would REQUIRE very hard
work to Jet out the vote.
Even with him al oilr candidate Grant
would not get any Southern Democratic
support, The only danger would be from
the apathy anu ihdiHesence M liiuen M cana.
uacV @ Wouiu l' oieaIs
are as llucl pe'oeeu ~ .ne,r p1n.lcal party
anu pli"c,Pes as eVei, anu oeileve we car,
erect Vn1 n rfesrutnI All III Wo no,ilna'e % soou
nan ne Luz SOUL ~ WI: ny a..eli,p1 any sort
ol uictatlon ay tlie oilcinnatl Gon'eHE'oLi y,
ouV i's ,.' So,iu iiohN III NY opihio', VIII oe
asai..s: fi.aIn h aea.io h tI ueI"o9e We
,ations wiH be- divided between Bayard
Hancock, Thurman and Hendricks, but
Bayard Will have the most numerous and
earnest support"
MORE BONDS 70 i,E BouaHr
1,ha sonrotorv ~ ~. 1ra.s,;rv NOD Al
raotad n a n,,rcb oso ~ ,brae n';lEoo honas
to.dsv [ ON ON accos, art NJ ~ tba S;nE;nu Fnnd nj
'" N"' o 'osoNns y. " ...s.,n.st. -
hhsoLoiioSS Arrho' Ed
The fres'dent to-day approved the JOINT
resolution authorlzlng me Secretary OF
War to loan hve hundred tents 70 the GOV
ernment o. Missouri lot tle use OF tf,e sur
ferers oy the fecent, tofhado IN that otate
also the loint resolutio accepting nom the
heirs or the late Joseph C9ohdge, OF Bos-
ton, the desk upon whfch Jenerson wrote
'ue Dooiar"'ion vi Anu0pe"oehos'
THE ARMY BILL SUBMITTED
The Army BIZ was delivered to the
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For Memphis.

THURSDAY, 18th, At 5P. ", POSITIVELY,
~ yIRGIE LEE, Charles Rnssell, Master.
Ia For feight OF passage apply ON board,
u =. or TO James S. Wise SUPERINTENDENT
No. u Public Landing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Pon,eroy.

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
For Poneroy.

THURSDAY, 29h, at s o. M, POSITIVELY.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
For Evansville.

WEDNESDAY. 2sth. at 5P. NJ POSITIVELY.
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