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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30
KANAWiIA AGAIN IN LINE.

The Democrats Of Kanawha county
held their County Convention on the
23d inst, and nominated their candi,
dates. EDWARD Z. KNIGHT. and JOHN
A. WARTH are named as delegates to
the Constitutional Convention; Jouy D
LEWIS and DR.. A. Z. SUMMERS, mem.
bers Of the House Of Delegates; and
Hon. WILLIAM l.. HlNDMAN, County
Superintendent Of Free Schools. These
are all first class men and will probably
be elected by handsome majority.
The Courier says: "The Convention
was large and composed OF the best men
in the county, representing those who
favored and opposed the calling of the
Convention. 1t was harmonious and
enthusiastic, and in its deliberations
wholly ignored the differences which
recently existed between those that
composed it. AS Democrats and Con.
servatives all seemed to recognize that
then and thenceforth the question
was purely, should Radicalism or De-
mocracy rule.
The Kanawha Republican is equally
pleased with the result Of the DAYS work
and doubts ifa better ticket could have
been made in the county. 1t saws
There can now be no difference Of
opinion in this section of the State, in
regard to the duty devolving on US all.
In the adoption OF the platform and the
selection of the candidates to stand
upon it, that liberslity of feeling aud
honesty Of purpose has been shown by
both anti and pro.Convention Demo
Gratis, which binds us again in the
pleasant bonds of a political brother
hood, organized, armed and equipped to
do battle against Radcalsm in any
phase, shape or form"
The following excellent platform,
which lie worthy Of the endorsement of
the whole people of the State, was pre-
scented by the committee on Resolutions
and adopted by the Convention:
The Democratic and Conservative
party OF Ranawha county, in Conven.
ton assembled, DESTROYS of redeeming
the pledges of reform which they have
given, and believing that no measures
Of reform will be permanent and effect
i've that do not 60 to the root o! the
evil under which we have suffered-a
bad constitution-present the following
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plattorm of principles for the honest
consideration of the voters OF hana"pa
county: ,,h.,os
in the county and township erganiza'
ton of the State, as will secure SIM
plicity, economy and honesty in county
administration. We believe that a re-
duc,ion of the number of useless office-
holders, and more rigid accountability
of those who have the levying, coilec-
ton and disbursement OF the puohc
taxes, will accomplish this. :. -,
2. We are in favor of making the
Judiciary a free and independent de-
partment of the Government, and plac,.
inc it beyond the influence and control
of the Legislature. ,
3 We are in favor Of constitutional
Guarantees to liberal and effective free
School system; providing at the same
time for its honest and economical adj
ministration.
4. We are in favor Of a constitution
al prohibition against the use OF the
credit of the State in the construction
of works OF internal improvement.
5. We are in favor Of prohibition
in the constitution against the enact
ment of test oaths and proscrlptlVe
legislation.
6. We are in favor Of equal and iall
representation in the government, basel
upon population.
7. We are in favor OF taxation based
upon property, and believe that no cap
itation tax should be imposed, which
will bear oppressively upon the people
s. We believe that the Legislature
should meet only once in two years
and that the time thereof should b'
occupied in the enactment Of whole
some laws for the general good, am
not in private and class legislation
Relief should be given in individual
cases, by the courts, under the provision
of general laws.
We believe that a wise reform o
the constitution upon these principle
will greatly conduce to the welfare an
honor of the State.
| In common with the Democracy al
over the State we are heartily glad tina
the Democrats OF Kanawha count
have once more closed up their rank
and taken their places in the line, AM
we trust that the discord and disser
sions that have impaired their strengt
heretofore may never again appear
The traces of past difference of oplnlo
among the friends OF free governmer
and constitutional rights are fast dlsal
pearing in every quarter Of the Stat
The Democratic party is girding itse
for the preliminary skirmish this ia
and is putting itself in trim for ii
greater struggle of 1872. With con
plete unity, We can make such Co
stitution as will commend itself to Il
people OF the State and earn for II
Presidential ticket next year full twent
thousand majority. To this end we sa
Well done, Kanawha!
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-. II. ASDC. RAILROAD.

A Charleston w. Va. correspondent
of the State Journal says:
A good deal Of interest is manifested
by the public here il the proposed
Parkersburg, Ripley and Charleston
railroad. In October the people OF
jackson county are 10 vote on the
question of authorizing the Supervisors
of that county to subscribe 100000 to
this improvement. Kanawha and
Wood counties have deeper nteres:
in this road than even Jackson, and II
these would cooperate with the latter
county, there is every reason TO believe
that this important work will be COM
menccd at an early day.
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TIE TOWNSHIP MEETINGS for the pur-
purpose Of selecting candidates for town
ship officers and delegates to the NOM
mating convention will be held in this
county next Saturday. We allude to It
thus early for the purpose OF impress
ing upon the voters the necessity OF
selecting a good set Of township officers
and especially an able, honest and reii,
able Board of Supervisors. Under our
present Constitution (and it is probable
that at least one year will elapse before
the new one will be put in force,) the
Board OF Supervisors in q county is
charged with most important and re
sponsible duties The local govern
ment Of the county is in their hands
and they have much to do with tighten
ing or increasing the burden Of taxation.
We earnestly hope that the property
holders of the county will, for their own
sake, attend the township meetings and
see that competent and proper men are
selected for Supervisors. Select men
into whose hands you would be willing
to entrust the management of your bust
sisle d1as Fhins a loom the So mH M atitsS
during the week, confer with your neigh
bors upon the subject, and don't fail tc
attend the township meeting next Sat
urday. The hour and place of meet
ing in the several townships may b,
found announced on the first page o
this paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30

HOTEL This much needed anu
long-talkel OF institution may at length
be sail to be underway. The building
formerly occupied as residence by Col.
B. II. Smith, and more recently used
az the business house OF the Bank oil
the West, was last week brought to the
ground to give place to the large four,
story brick building which is designed
for Hotel. We understand that DR.
John ?. Hale will have the building
ready in January.-C0ritr.
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VIZ n,b,;sbed some DAYS ago an ex'

WE published some days ago an eH-
hibit of the debt ofthe Southern States
under carpet-bag rule, copied from the
Washington Patriot The Patriot OF
Wednesday corrects an error IN the
statement in regard to the State of Vir-
ginia. 1t says the real debt Of Virginia
has not been increased since 1861, ex-
cept by the accumulation Of interest
upon the Indebtedness contracted prior to
that period. This correction is due 10
the government and authorities OF the
State. Virginia is the only one OF the
reconstructed States that escaped Tile
carpet-bag plunderers.
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ssatcilci0r'S Hair leye.

This superb Hair Dye is the GrM i'll the
HO'2d-Periectly Harmless, Rc,iablcand III
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculoGs Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair pye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Blacl; or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain The SKIN
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond Street,
New York. iauG}-d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30

In a drunken melee at BrownStown,
last Friday night, difficulty occurred
between two squads OF railroad hauds,
which resulted in MORALLY woundlng
John Wetzel, q white man, by the shot
from gun in the hands OF colored
man. DR.. Mayer had the negro arrested
and sent to jail. Charleston Journal!
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SunIrieS.

ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER
IL Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madden, Ex-
tract OF Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Blue
Nitriol, Buckets, Tubs, WashbOards, SOAPS
OF All Kinds, Candles, Moulds and Star;
Nails, all sizes; Window Glass, Matches
Stogie Cigars, Tips, Snuff, Backing, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Irvine, Paper Irvine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes,
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale at lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which will have our PROMPT atten.
ton.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE 90
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The University d
COMPRISES
THE FOLLOWING DEPlpr

u - H u oAsssNS W = w 'afh VI
|. School of Latin. :. IN
8. school of Modern laN-.t.e
OF Moral Philosophy. b. ~IN
and English Literature. -
iStry. !. School OF Naiur.
school of Mathematics. g. sd
mon and Statute Law. ~
stitutional and Civil Law AE
school OF Physiology antsE.
of Anatomy and MatCrlA Mo- |
of Medicine and Obstetrics 4
Applied Mathematics. j., >lsI
teal, Industrial and Agrica
try. 10. School Of NatUIa MS
riculturc-(Pr Professor tU l"rf'.
vision made for clasS'N % u
Geoioly, Hcbrcr, I1idioW iasa
PhYNcs, Medical JUriSiDrmiH- II
Diplomas and CertyioHc q -
given in the separate SchuUA
The follow ing D,gt,N 30. q
Bachelor Of Letters. 2. l@r..Tf
3. Master Of Arts. 1. ll"'F .
). Bachelor of Law d. Co Z
Mining Engineer.
Tie expenses of the sluaT.f
teri LOuhS, ciythUIJ and y'.r ..
To from e:aij L. S'tli per ~.
months, of which sum. s..Uri
able on admission. Session Upt
For Catalogue address
CHAkl.E- =. vi
thaImlg
~ a TTny,.,,.yt,r ,I =,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
On M8rriag&.

Essays for Young Men, on Great Socia'
Evils and Abuses which interfere with
Marriage, and ruin the happiness OF thou
| of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. =
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
|
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lost.

ON THE 10Th inst, SOMEWHERE LEW. haiss ON
Market and Hampden streets. a bright
striped Wooden Scarf. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
oMoa Sep90
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BETHANY COLE
TIyIIE THlRTIErH SE>,.E.
i. Institution willcomnU1 q
Monday, 25th Sep,er.s

and terminate on the lJ,n0. iEl
Is rOmantlcaily situated Boz 'l a..
beautiful and healthy ha@G
d" Panhandle" of West w lst
ccSsible by railroad or rive ar.
with the most EivOrabi" ilaya
dent life. II hasa property . "A
buildings, Apparatus. LibGT .
$3.50, 90, ana il thus enabled " 4
ulty and furnish facilities ~ d
education Of the very fin, az
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Strayed.

ONTHE MORNING oFTHE 18th INST,
~ from the pasture Of r. Frazier, South
Wheeling, a black and white cow, white
strine ru1ning from her neck clear along
her back. The belly and tail are white, the
sides dark brown. Any one giving in
formation that will lead to her recovery
will be literally rewarded. Word can be
left at Adolph Hiellbrights blacksmith
shop, opposite Washington Mill. sep30
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Stolen-$5O Reward.

ON THE NIGHT OF THE GOTH INST,
~ from my stable on the National Road,
four and one-half miles from Wheeling, a
Bright Bay Horse, about fifteen hands high,
three years Old, white hind legs, star on
ms forehead, and white stripe on his nose.
1 will give SIS Tor the recovery of the horse
or so for recovery of horse and thief.
Sep22ea CHARLES OTTERSON.
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c.. FAAIRhoSl
State Normal :
Pittsburgh Femals !.
Rev. I. G, Pershing, D1

One OF the leading Scho,, d.
dies in the United Stale. 80
ingS, jas feet in length. Ey. - {
and hall and SchO0!.roor. =
selected course OF study 20
Teachers. Special pepar.r.'e
ers for all the Ornamrnt9I -, {
Music Teachers. Native ia
ana German. Charges rv -
dfording equal ddrmgan, - :
tons. tall Term cnmmeDs, ;
Send 10 President penh.a. -
or a Catalogue.
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Wheeling Library Association.

m II L a n y u A l. MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF the Wheeling Library
Association for the election of Officers and
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held
AT the rooms of the Association on MON
DAY, October I'd, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ.
sepH {. l.. MCCOY, Secretary,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30
Folding Spring Bed Lounge.

ONE OF THE NEATEST AND MOST
~ Convenient articles OF Household Fur
nlture IN every particular, ever introduced
10 the public. The many thousand of fam.
lilies that have it i'll use are unanimous in
lis praise, and could not be induced to ex-
change IL for any other invention designed
TO answer the same purpose.
FRIEND & son,
sepl4 Furniture Dealers, Ia Main st.
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Eng. Ev. Lutheran Church.
John Street, adjoining the Postoffice.

ALL SEATS FREE. PREACHING To-
n morrow by Kew. 8. B. Barnitz, Pastor;
1oL A. NJ, "Christian Conduct" p. NJ,
aIantiyes made sree" Sunday School st
II. M. Blackboard Illustration: "Christ
Blessing Little Children" sepD
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Universalist Church.

DEy. A. KELSEY WILL PREACH IN
X, Hope Hall, Union street, tomorrow
mSrning Mt t:So and in the evening at
n'cInck Sunday School at 2 P. NJ. A
cordial invitation to all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-30
TERMS.

Tuition has been REDUCED
per session. Boarding i'ua
week. Unfinished Iovil' Z
per session, and free Tu.i!.. '
listers Of the Gospel Of oil. o..
For further partlculassIpie
TO Prof. &. l.. LOOs, S'crc'H!' I. y
w. X. PENDLEIOA, -
jy8 Bethany, Va
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Rio Coffee.
Lard.
EIOIIr.
Tobacco.

en- CADDIES M. T. Il cos" MAHOG-
w any Navy IS.
~ Caddies "Arrah-Na-Pogne" Navy IS.
~ Caddles CANDLES" Bright Navy Is
III BxS. an. I. & Cos" Mahogany Navy lbs
81 Caddies RusSell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
Az Caddies Luscious Chew" Twist *.
"a Boxes yellow Jessamine" Twist IS.
~ Boxes Crescent" Twist IS.
~ Boxes an I. 4 Cos. Bright lbs.
~ Cases "F. g." Smoking as, rs and lbs,
For sale cheap.
sepl2 WELL, TINGLES
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Books Posted, Examined or
balanced

DY a BOOK-KEEPER NOW ENGAGED
ID in wholesale house, who wishes to
Work after buslntS s. hours. Best city refer
ence given. Address, "BOOK-KEEPER,"
Lock Box Ia sen.3eb
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Washington and LHt1
LEXINGTON.VIR

TIME NENT SESSION Og ~
tuition will cummrgor
Thursday, l2lSr otSrp,cms, u
tinue without lnlermlN>.og r,-
Thursday in June, -.
The instruction rmbraN~ I'D
icdl, Literary and S't1i'lfr oa,,I
with the Professions. ItgGr y
and Engineering.
The entire expenses nf o.. :.
months need not exceed -
ing to the price al I}oaH A.
are also made fer MESH: b.
dents may reduce thvIrrl.,-o.
session.
For further informatloHat.g
u. ". {. LEE, fTc>ag..
ar
WILLIAM pULn.C..s
August 1, lN1l.
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!. Preparatory course Of o. 4
ular Literary Course, lnc.H..-
Languages, for the Degree "
Arts. 3. Literary and Sc.'s.
the Degree of bachelor Of -
course for Master Oi Ats.
for Master Of Sciences, b. 20
In Practical Chemistry, Il'a A
&c. Detailed infOrma,"a
Courses will be found lu u"'Ha
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AMPLE AtCOMNODirs
COURSES or INsTRIr

are provided for both pDHr
boarding, and unfurniNlr.wa
TO students who wish Ia b0g' 1
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APPARATUS AND gIGl

The Institution mas n cDur"1
losophich Apparatus, and 4
wish IL are trained IN To u
strulncntS-alSO n thorough
bOratOry for piacIical ins'ai1
In Chemical Analysis, AMI q.
scum for the study Of Sa'WA i
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S0 BOXES COLGATE'S GLYCERINE
~ Soap. -
so Boxes Colgate's Honey Soaps,
80 Colgate's Fruit Soaps.
III -" Colgate's White Bar Toilet
Soaps,
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-07-22
C2UrH's .41diti0n
to Port IO1c71ScRd,

Is on the west side of Port Townsend Bay, is
in an L formed hy the Military Reservation,
and is believed TO lie ut or near the most eligi-
bic point for a railroad connection with said
Bay. This point was selected by the purehas-
er under that conviction.
1t was thus described by Mr.. J. G. Swan, in
his printed report TO the Railroad Company,
he having been selected to ex'minc and report
upon the advantages and disadvantages of the
several point: on the Sound:
- Another eligible point for a tel minus is at
the Military Post, at the west side of the Bay
{" This portion of the Bay is better sheltered
from the southeast wind than the portion |
first mentioned. "rcsidence of nearl" ten
years in this vicinity, with ample means of ex-
tended observation. induces me to give deci-
ded preference to Port Townsend rs a harbor
and for terminus"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-07-22
Railroad Matters.

a late Duluth PAPER says there are we'll
grounded ru;rors in that town that the
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds. have
been negotiated in Europe TO the extent
of $50 .0o0 900 bankers in London, ' len
ma and Cologne dividing the loan between
them. This report is credited here ~
those best Informed in regard to the az
fairs of this road, and its truth is ind-
Gated by eli increased activity in the ole-
rations of the Company. We hope it is
true, aud that it will have the effect an
,cipated, of Immediately putting under
contract another section of the road be-
tween the Columbia River and the Sound.
Though this is not of such pressing import
ancc to the interest of this section as it
is to have the route, the connections and
the terminus definitely settled. a delay
of two or three years, caused by financial
embarrassmcnts, which are common to all
large railroad projects, would not be as
detrimental to the interests Of the country
and the credit of the Company as the de-
lay of another year in removing this un
certainty and suspense, which now abso-
lutely blocks all investments and enter
prise based upon railroad improvements in
this section. The Central Pacific Rail.
road, with the most muniGcent subsidy
Federal, State and Municipal-ever con-
coded to any public enterprise, found it
necessary to ask for an extension Of time
before tho first forty miles of road was
completed; but this did not at all check
private enterprise, nor impair the credit
of the company, because the route, points
and connections of the road were definitely
fixed, and everybody knew where to invest
or engage in business with reference to its
future benefits, which was only a question
of time. No one now doubts that the
Northern Pacific road will be built in a
Few years, and those desiring to avail
themselves of its benefits could reasonably
afford to wait, if they knew where. As
we have before remarked, this uncertainty
has IA more depressing influence upon the
business of the country than would the
certainty that no railroad would be con-
s,ructcd to tho Sound for the next twenty
five years. We protest that the dclay On
the part of the company to settle this qncs.
ton is an abuse of its privileges which
calls for public ccnsurc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-07-22
SURvEYoR-GENERAL's OFFICE,
n. Ma,

OL1 NFIA, Nay TO, IoTI. J
do hereby certify that have examined the
original map Clarks Addition to Puget
City, in Township No. ION. RI West Will.
Mer.; Clark's Addition to Port Townsend, in
Township No. 80 N. r. i West ". NJ; Clark's
Addition o Olympia in Township No. 10. N.
r. NV. W. NJ; Clark's Addition t Seattle, in
Township No. IS N. n. 3 E. W. NJ; Island
City, in Township 80, N. r. 2 4. w. NJ, AMI
Camano City, in Township 81, N. R. L. ".
NJ, and find that the said maps correctly rep
resent the situation Of said Townships and the
Townships adjacent thereto, designated on
said maps, and that they are in conformity
with the plats and records on file in this Office.
Il. Y. FERRY,
Surveyor General of ". +.
Olympia, May Is, 1871 "2:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-07-22
Ij.er Libra!.y in L0aisiiHc, Ia De c0!ie9 ihe
Public LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,

Pubic LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
Dy the provisions of the charter this Library
is to be forever free to the gratuitous use and
enjoyment Of every citizen, and it is the pnr
pose Of :hc trustees to raise fdnd sufficient to
secure Il suitable bnilding, to place in it books
enough to form the nucleus Of II magnificent
library, and to SO endow it as to enable it to
buy the current publications as they come out,
and to be scli-sustainiug. TIL concert and
distribution will take place under the immedi-
ate supervision of the Trustees named in the
act Of incorporation, who are as fol ows:
TRUSTEES.
Thos Il. Bramlette, late Governor of Ky;
Henry Wattcrson, Editor Courier-Journal; W.
n. Hallenlan, President Couricr-Jo Journal Co;
Ben Casseiay, of the Daily Commercial ; Geo.
p. Doern, Proprietor Anzeiger; II. NJ McCar-
ty, of the Daily Ledger; j. :. in, Clerk
Jefferson Court of Common Pleas; NJ. ".
Clusky, Author Political Text Book Il. 7.
Durrett, of the Louisville bar.
The Trustees will he assisted by the follow
ing we'll known and eminent citizens of Ken
lucky, who have consented to be present at the
concert, and to superintcnd the drawing and
distribution Of gifts
.|. SUPERVISORS.
Hon. II. J. Stiles, Judge Jefferson Court of
Common Pleas Hon. I. b. Cochran, Chan.
cellor Louisville Chancery Court Hon. II. W.
Bruce, Judge jefferson Circuit Court; Hon. J.
q. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville Hon. D. J.
Webb, Senator of Kentucky +; Col. G. c. Whar-
ton, U. s. District Attorney Col. Phil. Lee,
Prosecuting Attorney Ninth Judicial District
Gen. j. 7. Boyle, President N. II. h 4. r.. r.;
DR.. T. S. Bell, Prof. Med. University, Louis
Vile; Jlson p. johnson, Proprietor Gait
House. Hon. ]. Proctor Knott, late Member
Congress; Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cot
ton Broker.
The holders of tickets to which gifts arc
awarded will be paid on presentation at the
Office in Louisville, n.y. Tickets will be for
sale at the Office in Louisville, on the FIRST
OF JULY, 1871
A liberal discount will be allowed when 100,
500 or 900 tickets are purchased in lot.
All orders accompanied by remittances will be
promptly attended to and the tickets returned
by mail, registered, or by express, as ordered.
The undersigned, late principal Business
Manager of the very successful Mercantile Iii.
brary Gift Concert of San Francisco, having
been appointed Agent of the above enterprise,
has to say that everything will be done to make
this an entire success, and buyers of tickets
will ind their interests rs well guarded as if
they were personally present and superintendent
the entire affair. .1i
CHARLES r. PETERS,
Gait House, Louisville, Kentucky.
July Is, 1871. 37:ml .rse tt,-.f D