The Cincinnati Daily Star, 1875-09-18

NA Tat NotesResignationFrom Mississipps9 åLet dm, 4 WASIIINGTON, Sept;18.--A dispatch received at the Navy Department this morning from Rear Admiral Rodgers, Superintendent of the Naval Academy, announces the arrival of the practice shin, Constellation, at the Academy, yesterday. -All on board are well. The Cadet midshipmen wiU land and go into quarters to tomorrow. - morrow. tomorrow. Rear Admiral Almy, commanding the North Pantile Station, reports to the Navy Depart Department - ment Department that he sailed from Honolulu In the Pen Pensacola, - sacola, Pensacola, his liag-ship, on the Stith ultimo, for a mouth's cruise among the Hawaiian Islands. Campbell Carrugh, Assistant U. S. Attorney for this district, has resigned unuer aerious charges matte through the newspapers. , Advices from Mississippi Indicate that the troubles there are over. Ex-Remsentative White, of Alabama, has been appointed an Associate Justice for Utah. .y., 8.0...... rrhe Fall Gales. THEY ARE PLAYING NAVOCI IN THE dui P. NEw Sept.. 111Terrible storms are reported on the Gulf and Texas coast. There has been no telegraphic communication from Galveston since Wedneeday. The wires are dovrn in every direction. A dispatch from Berwick Bay, near the Gulf, in Texas county, stateo that that section is all un under - der under water. The flood there is gr.eater than ever known before. Wild rumors in the city report that the city of Galveston and neighbor neighboring - ing neighboring cities are submerged under six feet of water. LATER...Galveston island is under water,but there is no authentic case of loso of life. Gross. ly exaggerated stories are being reported. The steamer Natchez was blown from her moorings at the head of Canal street about oix o'clocklast night, and drifted down tne river and ran linto the wood-work of the Jackson Square ferry. Two men on board jumped into the water, but could not be rescued. The damage to tilt Lost is slight. The telegraph ;wires are down westward, and there la no communication with Texan. ID, Horrible Murder.. JUDOS LEMON THREATENS TO TRY THE CASH& OHARA, bent. dispateh from Kearney Junction says a party of about twenty Texan herders Immo in, last night, and camped on the Platte at the bridge. During the night their hordes got into the cornfield et Mr. Collins. ' He took up the herlies, and this morning they came up and said they ',condi settle. They came 110 to town and got drunk. They went habit and shot Collins five thnes, killing him almost inateligy. All of them were this morning captured. Ind are new in jail at liparneyJninction. it is probable Mutt they will be lynched to-night. ' The Far est. -- THE NI3HASIA DminesserINDIAN arrallta. NAHA, Sept. 18.At the Deinocrotic State Convention held at Fremont, Hon., E. Thomas was nominated tor Judge of the Supreme Cenirt. He was the only ode nominated, although three are required if the new Conetttutien is adopted hy this court. The Democritts hope to oleo at 4eost one eandulate. The platform adopted deglareit strongly in favor of speffiai currency, , add dirpreeatee .41,netempts to codunit the party Ap.a systéntip)f ppm 14011eý A Pecial foni d Cloaca Agent doted yoji yojiterday - terday yojiterday Says Gen. ' orty, et the Slöng Commie Commiesion, - sion, Commiesion, rirrived to-day. Spotted Tail paid his first v sit to the Commissioners todity. said the difficulty abotit seleeting council ground was now clear. His trihe, the Nuts Sioux, have consented to come tO White Clay creek for conuell. kie says the Indians from the Missouri river arc pi a hurrj to make a treats, befere cold weather Bets in.. The Crows have appointed Spotted Tail, Red Cloud, Swift Bear. Young Man Afraid of His Morse, Red Dog rati Two Strike to select OWL. ell grounds, and promise to abide by their fit fitloction, - loction, fitloction, and told the chiefs they stotald Open council Friday.. The sentiment of the Indians give favorable indications of making a treaty. , , .1';e-sidon CHroåao, Sept. 18.Gieneral Grant is in the city and will visit the Etposition to7ctay. Ihe Charlie Rose Story Not BALM: PHILADELPHIA, Sept.18.--The police authori authorities - ties authorities and the father of Charlie Ross discredit the story of his haring been found at Ypsilanti. Aocident on the Roil. ATLANTA GA., Sept. 18,--An engine on the Cherokee railroad ran off tbe track last nigh'', and killed the fireman and injured several per persons. - sons. persons. , , , 'the liarveet Ais England 18.The harvest operations are nearly over, and the grain crop found to have been rescued in excelent eendition and in good average quality. , A Sporting Man Shot. Nicw YORK, Sept, 18.--Wm. McMahon, pro proprietor - prietor proprietor of Darfoor Driving Park, on Coney Island road, was shot last night and mortally wounded by a man named Jotinston. He was arrested. McMahon WM well-known among turfmen, and at One time was prominent prominentAnother - Another prominentAnother Newspaper Sell. ST. Lout&Sept.,18.--Stilson Hutit3hins, who for some months past, has been part proprietor and manager of the St...Louis Times, has disposed of a controlting interest in the Evening Dispatch, which till nOW has been in his. hands, to We H. Allison editor for twenty-five 3,9nrs of the ' Steubenville, Ohio, Herald. The Race paid is 440,01). Mr. Allison will take control on the 1st of October. , 1 ' ' The Atellice. - POTTSVILLE, Pe" Sept., 18.--A special says that the Mollie Maguires are again on' the rampage. A man named Piles, living at Shenandoah, was set anon by a gang of Ma.. lies, and nearly killed, besides being coalled to leave ths The life of the editor of the Summit Hill In Inteliigencer - teliigencer Inteliigencer has been threatened, and a boss ' miner, Heaton, has received a death notice. The people are dekirmined to retaliate againat the mollies for their outrages. ISO Columbus buss. , , Special to the star. , COLUMBUS, Sept. laSenator Beutwoll spoke to au audience of about one thousand people in the Opera-bouse last night, devoting himself te the financial question. , At the Westerville District Fair yesterday E. M. strodes, Bed Oak won the free-for-all trot in three straight heat& Time-2:34x, 2;83, 2:34,4. Harry Alkohell, from Clevelant, took the second monoy and Lew Scott thir:i. Oilversides wits also la the race. - Henry itinr:ch, an old citizen, WSS found dead at his place et busines& ..Whou last eeen alive he was In his usual health. , Latent from Abroad. - - Tug smagicalt OARDINAL - Rona, Sept, 18.The Popo held a Constatory I to-doi, and conferred upon Cardinal McCloskey I the ring and title of Sawa Maria Sopra Min. I eiNa. I I LA th0 COligAbrý b dav. the repo. .s

'ÐZAtaillth , - A new Epitcopal diocese is to be Carved out of the present dlooeme of It lino's. ! The Lake Shore Railroad claims to have 4700,000 cash on hand, anti no floating debt. Auotber indictment has been found againet McDonald and Joyce, the fit. Louie revenue swindlers. , - The Ft. Wa3rue, Muncie ft Cincinnati rail railroad - road railroad tanks. at Malleib, were destroyed ley lire yesterday.. . 4 Boo. lietalrick B. Wright has beet( appointed Chairman ot the Pennsilvauia Democratic State Committee. ! "Inman Is CO,, Kansas City crooked whisky melt, have conipronueed with the Governmeet 'by paying 440,Q00. The semi-annual Convention of General Ticket aud Passenger Agents assembled at Saratoga yesterday. - , , Ex-Senator M. B. Lowry, of Erie, has given a house Witt grounds wortd St5,000 to the Erie Bente for the Friendiess. Jacob Frey cut his throat from ear to ear, Thuteday night, in the Brie Jail, where he had beim iticareerated on the charge ot arson. ! ne London Daily News, in its financial Col Col! - ! Col! umne, eXpiediell the belief that the bullion 'Withdrawil trona tile bank Thtusday goee to Araerlea. , Arden Marshall Co., the extensive Boston dry good, house, was demaged by fire and water late yesterday afternoon, to the .extend of tally 2110,009. . , Minnesota farmers estimate their losses on tne Wheat pop, on account of unfavorable weather, 15 per cent. in quantity and le per cent. in quality. ' , - , At Brew, Connecticut, a passenger train ran into a freight train on a side track, the switch having been left, open, and eoveral pentone werb Slightly inta:ed. , , , AV Athens, yeatirdayi an altercation culled between James Tedrow and Fremont Ridley, when the former drew a revolver Ana shot Reiley below the heart. Beiley's recovery is doubilid. About four handfed feet of track of the St. Louis Narrow Gauge railroad went foto the Mississil river Thursday night. by the cav caving - ing caving in of e bank about a mile above the levee north of Cairo. The Alat.ama Constitutional Convent!on adoptea in ire bill of rights the following: The people of this State accept as a finaily es estabhshed - tabhshed estabhshed fact titat from the Federal Union theol eah Zio seeession of any Otete." Henry Ward lieecher declineo accept public reception from Brooklyn citizens, say. ing su3h a demonstration might be mieinter mieinterpretext; - pretext; mieinterpretext; that it would tend to keep alive feel feelings - ings feelings that ought to subside, and which it' were weal, beth kir public and private good, to have renu?ved, if not in forgetfulness& at least to ob obit:taut - it:taut obit:taut 'r LATEST LOCAL. , - Tax will of Wm. IdeGla wait Ittlmitted to ' probate te-day. Olioxit H. Zonlastat to-day made an assiga assigament - ment assigament of big drug stere, on Orchard aud Main streets, te Loins Freeman. Bond, $4,000. Ram P. C. Parma will conduct the services ab the Young Men's Prayer Meeting to-night at tbe y. u. A. Rooms comer Sixth and liam streets. You ate invited'. , , CAIM1NAL COURT has adjeurned until Mon Monday - day Monday an account of the smell which arose when the steam was tet into tue newly painted pipes which heat the CoUrt-room. - : - FRANK Slant, charged 'with passing it 810 dounterfeit bill at thb grocery of Henry Schmidt, in Cumminsville, had his case con continued - tinued continued unt,d next Friday dn Commissioner HaBiday's Court to-daY. , , , TOR Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapods, and the Atlantic and Great West Western - ern Western Railways, will make rates tD the Expos:- tion at Cincinnati on the basis one cent and a half per mile for distance traveled from poInts north of Urbana. 1 , , IN the case of Wm. Waddelli mentioned a few days ago, Judge Mateon, of the Probate Court, to-day decided that the lboy ahould be taken from the House of Refuge by a writ of errer and not througn means of a habeas corpus. The boy WAS accordiugly remanded to that institution. BowARD A. Josita was arrested and locked in Brenum-street Station, yesterday. lie was caught in the aot of tapping a till in the saloon of Joseph Heckler, on Thirteenth street, near Vine, of al 70. He also stole a hat, shirt, two gold shirt-buttons and a slungsbot, from Peter Ðannenbauer's true& at a boarding-nonee, No. 528 Elm street. in addition, he Wok six dol. ' lets and a silver watch front Joseph Felten Feltenlege, - lege, Feltenlege, at the same place. Lieutenant Ridge Ridgeway - way Ridgeway placed a fourth charge againet him, that , of carrying concealed vieapons. H6 was Sou- 1 victed on all of the cnargea, and his sentence, in toto, ainpunted to ninety days, 1250 ilues, and the costa in each case. , - , Fir& - i , The alarm that was turned in from box 191, about 11 o'clota to-day, was occasioned by a slight fire in the root of the beer sidoon at the southeast corner of Bank and Freeman streets, The blaze was extinguished with very little trouble, and before the damage had amounted to anything worth speaking of. , - The Democratic Executive. Committee met this morning at the usual hour at their new bail, No. 200 Vine ' street, ' President W. S. Blown kr the Chair, and Ed. Kramer. the See Seerotary - rotary Seerotary on deck. , ' . hi. Muivahill, Chairman bf Committee on Hall, reported that be nail secured the place in which the meeting was being held-260 Vine streetfor Vio, during the cainpaign. kir. Foraker moved that a committee Of three be appointed to aseertale, by waitieg upon Mr. B. G. Stall, whether or not lie was go going - ing going to ruu for the State Senate., Same discus discussion - sion discussion arose on this motion. end it was decid decided - ed decided to get at the true inwardness et the thing inameautiye sessiou. and all except the mein meinhers - hers meinhers were excluded.- , , , in executive session the resignation of 13. G. Sta.1 was received. Bon. Sum. F. Hunt is 'talked of fLS his euncessor. The Committee on liewitl's ease reported ad adversely - versely adversely to t dit gentitman, aud um place will pro ably be tilled by Wm. Leder. - 1 - Tha Lady teacher& The Lady Teachers met thia morning for re reorganization. - organization. reorganization. Miss Delia Lathrop presiding. The' minutes of the last meeting were ap approved. - proved. approved. , The programme for the day was then taken up. - The brat musical piece was a ditet"The Flabermen." bung by the Misses Patititte Hirsh and Atioe Lowenataa.

comoonftodlotominmalmtwoms Mortuary Record. , Frank Lempke, 83 years, Ge.rmany. Abraham Davis, 46 years, yolaad. Chas. G. Shaw, 38 years, city. Margaret Denier, b years, city. I Ann Doherty, 48 vests, Ireland. John Hannon, Gay. Henry D. Zniti Voorde, 81 year Germany. Isabella Stanley, 20 mouths, city. Mary Wistler, 6 years, city. 1.4111 Beier lin, 6 months, city. I . LOCAL NEWS. , I 00T-D0011 religious services will be held to tomorrow - morrow tomorrow afternoon, on McMillan street, Walnut MR. WitaLRY M. CARICRoN, formerly Pollee Commissioner, has returned from his trip. to the Pacific cons& Rev. EARL CRANSTON, formerly of Evane Evanevilie, - vilie, Evanevilie, Ind., enters upon the pastorate of Trinity M. B. Church to-niorro. PATRICE U0A0ff, living on Dublin street, while drunk yesterday afternoon, fell dovin a stairway on Sycamorestreet, near Sixth, and fractured his Skull. Me Was taken to the Hos HospitaL - pitaL HospitaL - GRORMS !he 29111fir telerph operator at the Marietta Cini:i.11r.litti ral road city wilco, was married at tireentlehL on Tiatirsday eveniig, to Miss Rucker, daughter of Mr. (I. J. Rucke'.: A RSOLOTIOA lks4 ttwli &gayer be authorized ki otter 11 reWaii4 of 4038 teïene arzek, and con conviction - viction conviction of eacit tete' at the ensuing election WA, adeptee by the Board of Council Councilmen - men Councilmen yeatetfiae eflemoon., , , Trim 13erzi and Young Club of the Nine Nine. - . Nine. Went 70ord meets this evening at the 14's engine-130AL on Fifth, near dmitn, to organize permaneLtly. The Eighth ward Republicans meet akilopkine' Ran toosight to- organise Mayes and Young Laub. , Truidnemhers 'of the Thlity;fourth Olife In Infantrythe - fantrythe Infantrythe Piatt Emmyeswill hold their eighth anniul reunion at Camp Lucas,Ciermont county, Ohio. The Cincinnati veterans will meet this evening to perfect arrangements. Mr. Chas. E. Callahan is the President of the Association.- t, , AN early mail train will be put on the Louis Louisville - ville Louisville Short-line road to-morrow. to counect with the fast mail train from New York, by - the Pan-handle Route. It will leave Cincin Cincinnati - nati Cincinnati at 4:90 A. 1St and EITIVII at Lemaÿille at 9 A. 3f. At Lagrange the train will connect with that trete Lexington. , . ) ,, Yin additional instruments ono oboe, two elarionet ono trumpet, and' one tenereen, have been furnished by a kind geutteman for thtr Tabernacle Congregation, Which theeti every Sunday morning in Robinsfih's Opera Operanous& - nous& Operanous& The voluntary to-morrow morn!ng Wia be tee "Andante Religiose," by Beethoven: and the ofriirtery he Kreutzer'e "ChapeL" Tag following ordinances to establiah grades were passed yesterday afternoon by the Board of Councilmen: Center alley, trom -North alley to South alley; Deer creek road, froin Court street to the Montgomery road; North alley, from Lawrehee-street to Ludlow street; South alley, from Lawrence street to Ludlow street. ' Also, resolutions to improve John street, from Charlotte to York, and Wade street, front Cut Cutter - ter Cutter to Jena& THE Trustees of the Southern Railroad yes yesterday - terday yesterday awarded contracts for gradil the D and E Divisions, as follows: Sections 7 , 80 and 81 to-Jones Phrker; Seaton 82 to Parker Ballard; Sections M, 83, 911, 91, 92 and 93 to John Smith & Co.; isction 94 to Asbley Owens. Contraeta for furnishing cross-ties were also awarded as followa: W Jueger, 7,4100; D. braid & Co., 75.000; J. Ducker, 19a,000; KEIT & Tarkingtin, MAO; J. W. F. Parker, i8,0341, and Taylor Richardson, 6,000. Advertise Advertisements - ments Advertisements for bids for more ties -were ordered by the Trustees, to be opened and awarded on the Ilth of Ootober. , - , Totir MoCAFeRnir, the irrepressible, yester yesterday - day yesterday afternoon, attacked Hon. J. 3L Pattison, Attorney of the Committee of Safety, on the fioor of the Colwell 'Chamber, and subjected him to somo very violent personal abuse. Re arose and moved that rule No. 86 be enforced in Mr. Pattison'e ease., This rule reads as tot totlewd,: - lewd,: totlewd,: "No persona, except members, city fa fa: - : fa: cora, ex-membera of the previous year and re reporters - porters reporters for the daily press, shall be admitted upon the floor of tee conned Chamber, unless on motion regularly moved aud passed." After a vast amount of personal abuse and insult had been offered -Mr. Pattison who- wait; not being a member of the body, not alike to replY, the matter was brought to a termination by an adjournment. , , , , - , IN THE meeting of the Board of Conneilmen yesterday afternoon the following resolutions , were adopted: That the City Auditor be and he -is hereby authortzal and iestructed to redeem, on the first day of January, 1876, at the Ameri American - can American Exchange National Bank, in the city of New York, S103,090 School Bonds, issued in the year 1E63, lettered "P. 2," said bonds bearing 78-10 per cent. interest, and being wedeeinable in the year 184 or at any time after the expi expiration - ration expiration of eve years, at the option of tile Com Common - mon Common Council of the city of Cincinnati; and further, that, the City Auditor be aud he is ' hereby instructed to notify all persons owning and hold ing seid bonds, by publication for the period of four weeks in the Cincinnati aad New York papers, that said bonds wiil be redeemed on theist day of January, 187e, and that the in interest - terest interest thereon will cease on that day. , - , - SUICIDE. ' , , A Prominent Traveling Salesman rakes t hydrate of Chloral and Dien Coroner Maley, this morning, held an in inquest - quest inquest on tne body of Mr. A. J. Case, who was found dead in his bed' about ten minutes be before - fore before 2 o'clock, at the Gibson House, where ne WaS stopping. Tne deceased was occupied as traveling salesman for the Arm of Hunt, Hei Heiken - ken Heiken 8; Barber, of Hartford, Conn.. Where he resides, and has a wife and four children. The circumstances connected with ids death are rather singular and strongly point to suicide. For the paseteu days he had been tailing in his eyesight. and lir. oculist, in informer1 - former1 informer1 hiss that he might lose it entirely. kle hail been snidest to disessettof the eye or WIN, oral years past. Lust aight absiti 8 o'ige.,k its went tin to his

, Amusement& , - ... , WOOD'S THEATELThe 101,0 Of the Beale. tional is deeply rooted in the humen breaak , and plays of MIS schelol exert wouderftd duence over -the masses.- "Across the Clout& nent," though played in this city' scores el times, still continues to draw, 'and Mr. Oliver Bond Byron as the "Ferret" grows more INV.', ular with each -repetition. Weed's Theater Theater, - , Theater, upon last evening was completely filled by-an enthusiastic audience. Mr. Byron was sensual exceedingly good, as one might suppose, Irani , his wide-spread repute:ion m this character. "Knuckle-Bone Johnny" helped both to vino liven the play and add to Mr. alarbie's repels. tion as an excellent oomodiam The othel characters were ea well rendered as one male , expect., considering the nature of tile parte "Across the Continent" for the matinee to-dati. at 2 o'cl ;cit. - - " - 'Harerly's Troupo of celebrated Minstrel. 'open at Mis house Monday eveaing with ca catirely - tirely catirely new attractious.,, Tux GRAND Orana-itousx.--Last night was the Occasion of Miss Gray's benefit, auu a boa., ter play, both as regards the play itself and ire treatment at the hands of the actors, has not ' been seen at the Grand for many a day. Miss MissGray, - Gray, MissGray, as "Margaret Elmore," was very goat,. and was houored upon several occasions by, what was evidently conscientious epplansa.. tbiug of great rarity with mouern audieneeis Wholesale praise, even though hollet, some-7. tiM138 does more harm than good, but stilt oist cau not refrain boa speaking of - the excellent - acting of Messrs.'. Roche and Fisk& , Theis , - caaracters. though diametrically opposed, each iu its turu meemed to enchant the audieucts-., the one impressing them with his deep grief.. the other amusing thent with his quaint droll.' ery. The audience fluctuate& between lerea opinions, the actor present for the time being the star. It is long time since Cincinnati has seen such acting from a stock-companyousill she is not slow to appreciate it, air was evinced from the crowded louse of test evening. Al the matinee to-day ldiss Gray will appear as "Lady Flora Stanhope" in l'Edge Toots," The Yoke, Family next week. , , - - MeaSIVe Hibernicon 'Nord Comedy Company drew quite a good audios at this house last evening. The prograianse was bright and sparkling, aud was readort'd te the satistaotiou of tvery one. Matinee tornoon. , . . . Dia; Bicie.--Exceisior and the Bronchoe till( continue tti draw good audience& The (Mom. upon last evening was extremely happy ht ' remarks, and succeeded in 'Keeping his autlig once in a leach, -and sending them home high y delighted., An exhibition will be given 464 atItenrellnATattOieeådetiL.--Tk.b1; Eiritittesras ver'.1; attended upon laet evening. The Perlenne2c. ,wati very good. some poinuf beteg of espe..21. excellence. Matinee to-day at a

TILE LATEST AND BEST STYLES of all 'sizes of fine pictures taken at BELL'S to suit or no charge. Old pictures copied- Frames of the latest pattern for sale at half what they are sold tor elsewhere. Cali and be convineed. Also forrootypes of the best quality. Go to BELL'S, at No. 160 W. Fifth Street. Itemember, to suit or 11,0 charge; at very moderate prices. ' RELIGIOUS DMECTORY. 0 EV ENTH-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.The Rev. Eben Halley. Pastor. Services To-morrow at 11 A. M. Subject : "The bimplicity that is in Christ." All are in invited. - vited. invited. lt OT. PAUL M. E. CHURCH, corner of Seventh 1,1 and Smith streets.--Preaching To-morrow, at 11 a. m. and 7 m. by the Pastor, Bev. C. H. Payne, D. D. Bunt lay-school as og m. Strangers welcome. It PENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth street. between Central avenue and Plum T. Moore, Pastor. !Joining subject: "The Modern War Against the Jhurch." Evenlbg: "The Religious Situation m Cincinnati." Seats Free. -VT IN E ST R E E T CONG REGIATIONAL V CHURCILThe Pastor. Rev. C. B. Boyn Boynton, - ton, Boynton, D. D., will preach ToNmorrow at 11 a. in. and 1:80 .p. m. Evening service in the main Audience Room. All are Invited. Sabbath Sabbathschool - school Sabbathschool at 9:80 a. m. lt DICHMONU-ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, II corner Richmond and Cutter.Elder B. B. Tyler, of Frankfort, Ky., will preach at this Cnurch To-morrow Morning at 11 o'clock, and Evening at 7M:o'clock. Morning. subject: A, Vision aud its Lesson." Evening "Our Work; what it is, and how to do it." Ail are invited. TA BURN AuLE COMGR EGATION Robin Robinsou's - sou's Robinsou's Opera-houso.Rev. Henry D. Moore, aster and Minister. Services Sunday morning, Sept. 19. at 11 o'clock. The Love ot GodIts Manifestation. TextJohn 16: "For God so loved the world that He gave his only Be Begotten - gotten Begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have Everlasting Life." Subject: "Love and Faith." Their Relation to Christ, and to Salvation. The Hymns to be sung, led by the Band of braes and reed instru instruments, - ments, instruments, under the direction of Prof. Currier, are: I. "Watchman, Tell Us of the Might," (Tune"Morninntar"); 2. "God is Love: His Mercy Brightens. anne"Stockwell"); 8. "Sweet Hour of Prayer.",,Ushers are in attend attendance - ance attendance to furnish seats. Extra chid' s are placed on the platform for the accommodation, as far as possible, el those who desire to attend these meetings. All are cordially Invited. strangers in the city and young men specially invited. It

CUIOR SAIE CARRIAGES, Now and secs cud hand, in great variety. For bargains, .call at and 21 West deventh street. GEO. O. ILILLEIL & BONO. scia-tt ,VOR SALE On EXCHANGE FOR CITY 11: PROPERTYFARM-62 acres; house 8 looms; baruland crib; good roads, near station; 'churches, schools, &c.1 horses, cows, wagons, !and farming utensil& Inquire of W. G. CRAM, !BERLIN, this office. se104f iFon, 8ALELAND-50 acres prairie land; good spring on same; in thicsiyssettled 'Neighborhood, la Adair county, Iowa, near ltounty-seat, Or will trade for horse and light 'Spring-wagons Address "IV," this MU& lly14-tfl OSALE-4,WOOD8' GALLERY"At Georgetown, county seat of Brown county, NM. for POO cash. No opposition. Prices TgOod For particulare write to J. M. Woods, :at the above place. sela-at TOR SALEHOUSEAt a bargain, for a short time only, house and lot, 550 Elm at, rooms. cellar, side entrance, cistern, hydrant, tgas, grained. and newly papered and painted All through. Key at 552, Inquire at ityi Main roar, ot at UM York street, La the evening. , , , isein-ati , , OR SALELANDSeventeen acres excel excellent - lent excellent land, with good Improvements and or orard, - ard, orard, near the Corporation line of this city; it Its Increasing in value; would do to subdivide it; it is a beautiful location well adopted for gardening, and close to a gi;od market; Is near to Eartham College and a new' graded school; Vrieß Kai. Apply to JOSEPH DICKINUON ; & CO., Richnionti. Ind., Real Estate Agents. i se18-2t . MIOR SALEVALUABLE PROPERTY . X Two pieces of real estate, the first known as the Parafilue Factory, and located on the XI. itr cor. of Wall and Third streets, Maysville, My. the other known as the Coal Oil Refinery, sahnedloolcatytebdoothn tandembahhakbloyf sthiteuraitvoedr.fjousr tmitouw. Sacturing purposes, convenient to every de delotion - lotion delotion of mineral and agricultural supplies, a iron. timber, stone, grain, hemp, hides, oo and (Mason county) tobacco; abfindant ood, cheap labor, easy transportation, and a atket readily accessible by river or rail; suit suitMAO - MAO suitMAO lot a foundry, tan-yard, rolling, planing, . Woolen or flour Mill, furniturd, wagon. plow, maga or hemp faotory, or manitfacitory of ne-cut tebttoco; sale pelvate; terms easy. 'n 'nude - ude 'nude of J. F. BARBOUR, Maymillie. Ky. ,.1:, : I se18-8t1 , , . .