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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

THE late election in South Carolina
has gone largely Republican
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

Nor IN the knowledge Of things with
out, but in the perfection Of the soul
within, lies the true empire Of the man.
-Bul,oer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

Missouri promises 10000 majority
for Grant and Wilson.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17
state Constitution.
THE PkOPOsED AMENDMENT IN BE-
HALF OF TUE CHARITABLE 1NSTI-
ruTIONs OF MINNESOTA.

THE Pk0POsED AMENDMENT IN BE-
HALF OF TUE CHARITABLE 1NsT1-
TUTIoNs OF MINNESOTA.
Tn the last Legislature it Was pro-
posed to levy a special tax to meet the
pressing demands Of our charitable
institutions in the erection Of absolute
" needed buildings. The State Audi
tor, in his report, had stated that the
current income Of the Treasury from
all sources, would only warrant the sup
port Of these institutions, and leave
:"o,h;"g for building purposes. Hence
the Hospital for Insane, at St Peter,
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, at
Faribsalt, aad the State Prison, at Still
water, veee ~naided so AZ to enlarge
Aeir accommodations, except condi-
tioual appropriation to the Hospital for
1Qeane,
To afford relief the Legislature has
proposed to submit the question to .
vote Of the people at the coming cleo
ton, to borro 70 $250,0O0. The ques-
ton will then be decided by ballot thus,
In favor Of borrowing money for the
erection and completion of the Asylum
for tho Insane, and Deaf Dumb and
Blind Asylum, and State Prison" Yes,
or No.
The plain and simple issue is, shall
these institutions be aided by direct tn1'
or by borrowing the above amount from
the State School Fund. We learn from
the State Treasurer that very small
rate upon the taxable property Of the
State is requisite to meet the yearly
interest on the proposed amount, name.
~, one:ffh Of a mill on a dollar, so
that were personal and real property
assessed to tho amount Of 1000, only
20 cents is required, or he whose prop
erty is assessed at 800 only pays too
cents annually to meet the interest
Let every voter consider this. This
ratio is evident when VIC remember
that from flee mills on the dollar the
State receives an income Of about $500 :
900. Any one can then see how very
small is the ratio in order to pay the
annual interest, and yet it becomes
very different question if 100 or $780,
600 has TO be raised by direct taxation
Economy pleads for the means to q"
large accommodations for the unfortu
Mates among our fellow citizens. W.
ask every voter to consider the question
At issue, AMI then cast his Lullot IN ia
ror Of tie amendment.
A FEW FACTS.
The Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum
at Faribault, has one wing Of their ed
fec completed and occupied. tn
other wing is erected, but there was n
means ut the disposal Of the last Leg''
1ature to complete and furnish it. Th1
should be prepared without delay to
the rcceptio" Of pupils. No plea nee
10 made, az any Que who has v's'te
that institution secs the necessity there
OF.
OF the State Prison it need only (
statcd that the decided conviction OF j
officers, aud Of our public men, is tn
larger accommodations must be had
Q new pcn;tentiary be erected som
where else. If criminals cannot
provided for 1T the State Prism, the
they must be confined in cur count
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

TnE opposition to Mr.. Page seems to
have completely subsidized, and he will
carry tho District by a full party vote
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

THE TRANSCRIPT
A. A. HARDWOOD. Editor and Proprietor.
AUSTIN. MIMI
THURSDAY MORNING., OCT. II, 1872.
Republican Nominees.
FOR PRESIDENT,
u. s. Grant,
OF Illinois.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
Henry Wilson,
Of Massachusetts.
Presidential Electors.
A korse-W. r. MARSHALL, Of Ramsey.
-CnAS. kITTLESON, Of Fr"cb,rn.
ls' D;sirict-CHARLESA 4. COE,of Houston.
I'd Dissris.-M. s. CHANDLER. Of Goodhuc.
Fer State Auditor.
o. p. WHITCOMB,
Olmsted County.
Fer Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
RHERWOOD HOUGH,
Ramsey County.
Fer M.nI.r Of Congress for First District.
MARX II. DUNNELL,
OF Steele.
For J.ds. Of 10th Judicial, District,
1BERMAN PAGE,
OF Mower.
Legislative Ticket.
For Senator, Ito Gil v.c.ney,)
N. K. NOBLE, Of Austin.
For Representatives.,
OLE 0. F1NHERT, Of Frankford.
e.. sTIMsON, Of Brownsdals.
County Ticket.
For Register Of DECIDE.
GEO. W. ROBINSON, Of lansing.
For Co*"ty auditor.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS, Of Pleasant Valley.
For Sheriff;
GEORGE BAIRD, Of Austin.
For Judge Of Probate,
JESSE ROSE, Of Nevada.
For C"xrty Attorney,
EBER o. WHEELER, Of Austin.
For County Surveyor,
@. ". CLOUGH, Of tho Town Of Austin.
For Court ConsSsissioaer.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, Of Austin.
For Coroner,
r. "A. BARNES, NJ. D., of Austin.
For Cossty Con.MissioHer, District No. l.
HE. TANNER, Of Red Rock.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

WITHOUT the rich heart, wealth is
but an ugly beggar.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
Fa,SAv, Nsv. i6sx.


severe storms pssvailsa-,< e Esrops ssd
q 0sa. % Wednesday sighs lea. Al
Seeesslssd. % The 0ssoss eoass, IL sf-
sssAs we're ucst dissstross. Twelve ves-
ssls. usss ssnk u Tie hasber % isuads.
tios ssvsssi shs ssvs, which sEtsnded
aleeg The eatirs ceast. and 10 The height
Of ~ storm IRE broke out, which de-
stroyed several large warehouses before Il
eould bo extioguished. Several livss were
Lost and many persons injured. The de-
tails Of the storm and disasters hsvs not
bess repeived. bat he damage doas on
scs snd shors is ssppessd 70 hsvs bseu
immesse.
On the cosst Of Great Bsitsis ths q.
fects Of the storm we've most dsstsustiv.
to lie and shipping. Many vessels were
wrecked. Fifty lives arc known 70 have
been lost, and il 10 feared thcre were
mspy more.
Msoy horses sre dying 10 New York
aud Brooklyn from the effects Of . sps-
eies Of dropsy. caused By beiag ever.
worked while su6ering from Episooty
The ofieial report Of the election 10
Pennsylvania shows . majority for Gran,
Of l84. 200. while the vote polied vas
much less than that in October.
Mr.. James A. Froudc has given oil the
proceeds Of his lectures 10 the sufferers
BY the Boston FRA.
A cracked.brsin idiot. named Bates
is walking about England casvying the
American Flag. uufurled. Il iss great
feat 10 time Of perfect peace.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16

MixEn rRAlN,-ksrthwAsd, MI! l~'ss -
mar At , no r. n. Lsursl 3.sSE Sssfasd. S.tes
Bsidgeyills. 40; 0resaweod, leo: Yssmisgtss
sos nsrriRgton, so Dsves, e.1A. t1s! !sQa.
G.55 Middistowb. 1.ss. Arvtvs st WlIss,~6 y.
zoo Philadelphia, tl.1o; oAlsiWnss. asoe..
Saushwasd, will leavs Phih. TdS n - 2. y.
Baltimore, 40; wfaiseton, III. Ss kss SSss
tie, I 20; Middiesows, as; fsvssesA, as:
L.iyton. SIS; Dover 100 ~ycmfay. . -:
fslioa, 40 llarriagsoa. 80; vssuiesesss
s.iS; Greenwoos, n; (; Rridstvislt. 4. .bs;o0r
ford, s. IS; Laurel, a.; DelNlar. 90 ,,l
The mixcd train will Lc ruM snhjrtf = dets{e
Incident TO fright business. and wi. '.'0r ~s.y
Al stations Fhfye iime II gi,~n.
NEW CASTLE rRAiIc
Leave New Castle tse wllniss,es ssA vtit~
delphiA ~ i.<o A. n. lssvs fhitsAslpAAa.
LAB A. y. asd wilaingtop, I.pS T.. y. ~
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAlxS.
Additional to thoss above. lsavs sm,rss ~
Clayton ~ IS A. n. aad 1. 30 r. n. t~sss tlayssso
for Smyrna SEQ 4. ~. ssd 100 Y. ~, i~es
Smyrna for Clayton lI.3s A. NJ, asj rs r. y.
10 make eon.eesioa With usins 10 aaA fssa pe-
yer, snd Stations south. ~ .
CoEEEcfIoxs.
Al Towusend With The Ktst csssv aaA
Queen Anne's : Kent Ratlreid} ~ CiayNA
With I'd: snd Del. r. y. AT Hssrlnstaa vie
J. d. r. u. At Sesford With pcFsess~s saA
Delaware X. =. Al DslHar, vsh Easssra xssss
r. r., nnd wieomico apd Pocomoks B. ?.
hsy D-H H.y kESHky. ssr.riE.sss.ss
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16

:s;:.; AZ. . ss::s: !: g. &:
DnkA10No DsaR Tsss1osay - sAsas
Wes1sssAl cusualvs E6ssss.
fAsy ~ ~ vns Hansy Dpsak. MaAs of Poop
0ous WAssAsy. Prsee osarsss asl 1sNsss
Lu0oess 1estsssd pieel aa1 1swsesseed 10 peass ~
~. eansa sTsasea"" Appstissss." "Rsssnrss." ~.
ehst ~ tAstpsass 70 asushsaasa aad ruu Satas
ass ssAl.lss, msAs frsm The ns,vs res,s asd Assss
n ca4fsFaia. me- Nss3 ~ Aleaheoss 9e10a.
1nnea. TAsy ~ ~ 00kAE DIGOD PU0ns
t1E1 80 4 L14E 01v1N0 P1gICeEL1,
apssfset hsssvasss 81 lnviossaAss sf ~ hy6S9
easyss % si peeaoss matter and restoring Tia blood
70 hsahy esaditica. No persea can taAe thea Iii
seD according 10 disecteos and remain long anweii
provtdsd ihsis bsass are net Destroyed ty missral
pessoa o. e'hsr meaas and the viisi organs wassst
tsysad fhs point Of repair.
Thsy ere 0eaess pusoaetve ~ we'll ae .
Tsaaes psaan1ng alsa the peculiar sierit Of acting
1apswsstsi agent IN rsiIsvias csnssaisa o. Iaasn.
.aissa u ths I4yss. snA all shs visesfai orsas
yO0 PEN ALE BCOMPLAnuTN, wheshsr IL
yssag o. ~ married asss. ss the Ssws Of woman.
hssd ss a The tusa of life, thsss Toae Bitten have %
s>ual
Iss 1a0aaaasesy aaA ehssass AAsu0a.
sasD go 0ooe, Dyspspsaa - lsdugssssss,
os1esos, 3s0asesas aaA 1ssersnisssas He.
vsrs, Diseases ~ The DsssA. Liver. KsA.
ssys 50 DlaaAss. thess Dssters have been mess
sueessfsi oUsA Disease sre caused BY vssiassa
Bleed, wheh i generally Srodueed By deransemsas
csihs Do0eseavs OvgaaA
DYoPEp1lA on INDHO EsTI0N, Head.
aehs. raia h the shsaiAers Coughs fshtnss Of the
chest, DssziwsnI soar Eruetations Of the Stomach
Dad Taste IN the Noush Bliisss Atsaeha raipltaos Of
The Heart. inaammaiion Of the Lunes, Pan In the
rsssees Of ths Edasys, and = hundred other painful
ynpsems are tho psspsinss Of Dyspepsia
They invi9orate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them OF unequaisd
sseey IN eisaasne the blood Of aiilmpuri,is and In.
psrttag NV w, and vieer 10 the whole system.
FO8 0K1y D1NEAsES. Erup,ion, fe,tcr sak
RAssn. Diosehss spota rimpes. rusuies Boils, Car.
esaesA Ring wosms. scaid Head. Sors HyeA Erysipe.
la Ieh sepsf piaoora,ions Of the stin Iumors aul
Dtsasss Of The skin. Of whatever or nature are
literally dug up and carried OF the system Ia short
time BY the pss Of ,hsss Bitsra Ono bottle In such
will eoqvines the pss nersauious Of their eura.
iivs safen
ctssase the vaisd Blood whenever you snd n. i'm.
pssiiss basstns through tho skin In rimpes, Efup.
tiess % soees cleanse Il whea you nd It obsrue,sd
ana siseIsh IN the yeins; eeanse when II ia fsp
:S y:ss "a sscs: 4. e: :ns .ssr xssp the blood
sasn of % many shosssnds are s91tiiais ds.,soysd
% s,ss, ~ :d,s. sess she s
eassh whose body exempt from the presence q
wcema II " not upon the healthy elennents OF ihs
sS y Sssss ss ss. sGs s.s se sns
eneese. No system Of nedictne. no sermfusss, NJ
aasheimlnties viii free the system from worms iii,
ssSA ~ All Dvussssss aaA Dealers.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. h H. MCDONALD CO.
ovusssu and csnsrai Agents. San Francisco. Call
~, and u and - cornsree Stree. New York
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
MippLRrows, Del. July 18th, !

Mippisrows, Del. July 18th, 1877.
IMsws John s. Rssa / c.. Philadelphia.
Gentlemen ~ purchased from your
Agent, Mr. J. B. Foard, Of this town, several
.ous OF yorr PAc;ae Guano last spring, and ap-
piled Il 10 my corn a. the rate Of one banfull 30
ihrss hills. have beea farming from three to
sig hundred acres Of lAad for the past fourteen
years, and dasing that tine have used great
deal Of Phosphate aad Ouaao Of various kinds,
bot your has Aoae more good up to the presen;
than any ever tried. I VT out some lands
without any 0uaao, and so~ they don't look a.
though they would make much more than half
~ much corn ~ where applied the 0uano. n
you vili only keep up the standard Of your ferti-
liser, an sure you can NIL vast sg1oas' here.
Yours truly, E. Il. COCHRAN.
Ntssrs. John s. Rssss 4 Co. PAiisdtiphid.
Da. Sins ~ have bsea induced by your Agent
a. Middlstows, NJ. J. B. Foard, 10 Try the mer-
IL OF your PAcipic 0sAyo on cora this spring
aud chsesfaiiy tsstify thst ths results have far
exceeded my eIpscsahope.
eossideS that your 0uano 70 the best Ferti.
liser have used, sad ny experience has not
been In spy vay ilmissd. ! shall make liberal
zee Of Il Oh future crops. ssd shsil NEE Il this
fall on wheat. J. B. FESlSORG,
Aug. 34--0. Niddlstown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
PEACH TREES
FOR SALE
At the Lowest Market Price

WE have fine lot of all ihe leading varie-
w ties OF PEACH TREES, which We will
sell at the loves, marke, price as a portion Of
our grounds must be cleared by January lsi
Mr.. Guild can be found at George ". or'ir's
Middletowu Hotel, and he would be pleased TO
show parties through their Nursery.
II would be to the interest Of parties intcp ding
TO plant nezs ,prins TO give their orders earl,
this fAll. and We will reserve the varieties or
dercd KELLY 1 GUILD.
ksdiie.orn, Del. Sptcmt, asA, 1917.
Sept. 2e-3m.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
TO FARMERS.

XTIE call yosr attention 70 ths following
w statement made by two Of iks most prom
imept farmers in this locality. Vf hope that
the wheat raissss 10 this section will study their
interest and give this 0uano trial. The 6uano
can be obtained on the most reasonable condi-
,ious from !. B. FoARD,
NidSletoSn,
and c. wshkins,
Odessa.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
HOME INVESTMENT.
ISsrRI TOUR LIFE N
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
PURELY MUTUAL.

Rates lower than any other Mutual Company
Surplus ample for all contingencies.
Table Of rates and any information promptly
furnished on application to the Hoxr oyricr, Es.
change building, corner Seventh and Market
streets, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
Agents wanted In all parts Of the STATE.
Liberal inducements offered.
2. L. GiLPlN, Secy.
wniiAs CAsss, Presideat.
Sept. 2l-su.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
NOTICE
10 PoULTRERs!

vTVHE highest cash psices psia for Turkeys,
i 0eese, Ducks, Chleksns, Egg, Dried Fruit.
and Ill kisds Of Fuss, By
Oppesile psnniDetea's Machine Shsps, OF u
eceWasck = Cseksss's Store, niddlssews, Del.
Oct. 3e-V0oo.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
TE2TIMONIAL.

AiDDLErows, DIT. Sept. 1871.
Z. R. CocnRAs, Eaa -Dedr Sir 1t gives me
pleasure TO state that the 8, 500 peach trees pur
chased from you four years ago have turned out
a. represented in every particular. They are
large and healthy and the fruit this season was
Of superior quality and very abundant. The
same nypbcr Of trees purchased Of yqu las; Fall
are also healthy and doing we'll
SEwELL GREEN.
Sep, 2i--H
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
NOTICE TO PEACH GROWERS.

rJ,HE undersi0ned hereby give notice to the
i Peach Growers Of the vicinity Of Middle
town, tina, they will deal 10 peaches again this
season, and will give - good prices, either for
orchards, or by the basket for the whole ssasou,
or from day 10 day, ~ Any other buyers.
One OF the firm will be In Middlctown, on aud
after the :eth inst, TO girc the business bic pr.
sonal atteption. J. Z. X. NOk9iS.
July ie,h, 1914.
July 3o--6.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY
FIRST CT. .AES
BOARDING
DAY SCH o0l..

pACpLry.
HUDSON A. WOOD, Al
Priaera! and Instructor in The Highu Nrss<s0.
MRS. MARY W0Op,
rrsc'p'r-s OF the PGirsar! bvp.rsSss,.
MISS MARY c. GAzLAy,
fteasa and English Literature.
Mss cSLiA 4. vooD,
Assistant in the AeAdenicd pePsr,~sst
MISS LIZZIE BLAckIsToH.
I-s,ramcS'al Muse on riaFo asd Drssa
~ Por I'd, information rejsiipg 70 the ssepssi
scgi for Catalogue.
ArpSoS A. MOOD, 1. Y.
erlsntsi.
aeaAlsssvs. w.
6eSi. N-t.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
FOR SALE.

,v,wo FRAME DWELLINGS with hack Dsila.
i ines, situaAea l.shs Street, In Middle,
town. Tbess viii y seld % - 70 nahe seet
invsssnsnt, Apply g .
go wDs B.: wns9ss1s.
o.. le-3w. sr.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
AUCTION.

There will DC au auction Of Boots, Shoes, No
lions, Clothing, Harness, &c. dc. every Saturday
night, lf you wan, 10 save money, call at an!
,imc and sec for yourself.
GEO. ". INGRAM.
may t-tf.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
G1I l!ll' - ~! M
pslssess sai I'D Iaae

eunelee 4ssanOsnn( sasit
~ - ~. s-sez :, -, - sssuA~~
" sstses,I Ssslas sto1sass = eselss :: "a
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
Six Cents Reward p!

DAN away from, the subscriber, living near ST.
II Georges, Delaware, about the first Of July
an indcn,urcd colored girl, named Rcbceca Jan,
Booth, fifteen years old. All rcrsous are for
hidden TO harbor or trust her on my account. a!
will pay no bills o; her contracting.
TilOS. J. CRAVEN.
Oct 26-3ws
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-16
TnuaspAy, Nov. 14sh.

Il Il estimated that fslly two hundred
a,d ~ theusana slass d lssther wsrs
loeleevea u Tie Boston IRE. Pricss 10
New fesk have. In eoassqusses. advanced
es6saaessbly. further advances are anti
eipoHsa b ths course ofthe month. Sheep
siaas - hsla q high price. Il has been
asssstainel hat about thirty million pounds
oi veel. iaslsdise naauiietusd woolsus.
wsrs Destroyed II he Gre. Prices 10 New
Yeek hssa adsansed ten per cent. and will,
i 4 sesssasd, 9 tighsr.
.ASsae sas Das6ssea. The Phils.
dslphis Pssss slplap thal eight hundred
nss, saplsysd 10 The navy yard in thai
sily. vess isSbensd On Tuesday hat their
ssevieee Wses. % leops required. i \ alse
s1aas5 b ~ Noeibk repsss Inst sanbsra
Savs tSss 1lsshss1yd 1toa ths sasy ysfd
n Pee11nkoDo. ", fsrSss
1e1pess, s0sial ~ seessts1. lsea a
- 4 ~ sonollse = 1soasoas0. lDlv'
0ssdlsg u. - sSssisr Dssss. - CIV
3 -; ss;;ssSsts,s.sl las!spt.s s,a,d'
eps6S s1 1Ipaos spa Ahsss dsaseests
~ : n l'asiass's - den
xs1f1lG6 elsss ossss ) -. = lsao
gls Ssrs. hsvs q =. i ~ Legislature
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-16
List OF Gifts.

Total, 1000 Gifts. oil cash s6Oo' Coo
The Concert itself will be the most brilliant Or
chestral display that ever occurred IN tnH WesL.
One hundred performers, gasr ore Mn y - tpe d n
rectlon OF Professor Hast, VIII contribute w this
grand musical carnival. Anu 70 auoru ampie
room for every ricket.h0ldert TO enjoy such an un
usual musical festival, the Concert Will 0e plVen
IN 1ssnIraI PARK. where arrangements have been
made to accommodate all @no may come.
Persons holding whole, half or quarter tickets
viii be admitted to both the cohcert anu drawing,
and none Without such ucSsts Will oe aunl''eeu
to either. -
Whole tickets. $40: halves, S.; quarters, So TO;
II who e tickets for 500; 2S for $3.50; 66 Tor $500;
lle for $1,000; 2S5 for $780, 90 lor SoooO. NO dls.
count on less than Zoo worth OF tlcKeis az a
In accordance with numerous solicitations, ar.
ramoements nave been made with all the railroad
and steamboat lines leading lolo the CITY Tor the
sale OF rOund-trip tickets, goou for Six days, to
ali persons who may wish 10 Ettcnd tne Concert
and Drawing. such tic S;i,s T Kat,r ue iur tns ! only Ts
Vile. Uiucinna i and l. xington Railroad. The
fnniav lie indianapolis and Madison Railroad,
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, me Louisville
apa Gsnc,pna and n HeDderson Mail Line Packets.
All agents are required to close sales and make
| their returns In full line 70 redcn tnls ONCE Dy
| Thursday, September rs. To 40 thls successfully
thUse located at great distances muss CLOSE some
days before the 18th.
All tIcEets to which gifts are awarded win be
| paid Without discount by The Farmers and
Drovers, Bank, either in currency or by sight
draft upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York.
at option OF the holder. The uckels must 1fst OF
| presented at this Office, Room No;a, Pubic Library
| building, before they Will be paid ~ the Bank.
the drawing will be published In the Louisville
| papars and New York Herald, and onleial copies
| sent to purchasers 10 whom tickets have beer
| sent DY letter.
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
F. Won SANTEN, Agent, charleston, s. U.
eug26-mwf12w3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-16
&rann llri3e distribution.
Your TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

Tae vast sales OF Tickets already made, and the
Increasing demand for them from all quarters
having determined the Trustees that The Grand
Gift Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky, advertised for SATURDAY, Septem.
Der %, 1872 shall positively come on on ma DAY
without poslponcment, the Management now
notifies oil who expect 10 participate III the draw
Ing that they-shouId buy their Tickets OF once;
Delay for q few da,s caused many VINO wanted
Tickets at the Concert 10 DECEMBER last TO go
without them. Some living In Louisville waited
until sales were closed, expecting, no doubt, q
and even twenty-five dolla;s for TlckcLs which
the day before were offered to purchasers at the
regular price. Others living at q distance sent
Thousands OF dollars by mail and express, which
got here after sales were closed. and had to be
sent back. These dis8ppointnents need not
occur again II the warning now given IN due
season Is needed.
The drawing Will begin preclsely.a at six O'Clock
SATURDAY MORNING, September 20, 1872, In the
preot hall OF the Public Library Building, and
contlnue until the Oae thousand ellis ore all
drawn.
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Messrs. James NJ. Baxter and Thomas B. Jeter,
has fled a bill in equity against n. G. Worth
incton and the Spartanburg and Union Rail-
road. for the foreclosure of a mortgage on
said road, and tor the appointment of o re-
ceiyer. The case was heard before Judge
Moses, at chambers, In Newberry. on Thurs
day, asking for an Injunction restraining the
agents OF the road, and all others having funds
belonging to the road, from paying them over
until the whole case can be heard, which Will
be at the next regular term of the court for
Union County. The Injunction was granted.
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A Song for September.

September strews the woodland DER
with many q brilliant color;
The world Is brighter than before
why should our hearts be dullerp
Sorrow ana the scarlet Leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather
All me !! this glory and this grief
Agree not well together.
This Ia the parting season-this
The time when frienns are flying,
And byers now with many q kiss
Their long farewells are sieh1sg,
Why Is earth so gally dressed
This pomp that autumn oearetn
A funeral seems, where every gue''
A bridal garment weareln.
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HAIR TONIC.

This preparation 10 jast what many persons
need. they wish no Gye. but only q Hair Nv wa sSe
or hair Dresslng-somesnlns tn no W VIII = K $ eapssni
hair dressing-not too greasy. The "E1celsioru
meats all these indications, and should Do gisen
a trial, Fifty cents q bottle; i've bottles ior tWo
dollars, A liberal discount to me trade'
For sale by the Manufacturer.
DR. b. BAER, No. lsl Meeting street,
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miscellaneous.
DANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CL Wigs d c o.,
No. SO WALL STREET, N. Y.

Circular Notes aud Letters OF Credit for Travel
lers, also Commercial Credits issued, available
throughout the world.
Bills OF Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF Lon
don, National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches.
TelegraphIc Transfers OF Money on Europe, San
Francisco and the West Indies.
Deposit Accounts received In either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass
through the Clearing House as If drawn upon any
CITY bank. Interest allowed on daily balances.
Certificates OF Deposit Issued bearing interest at
current rate. Notes and Drafts collected.
State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
OLEWS, HABICHT i CO.,
mavoa.x No. II Old Broad street. London.
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RREEzE FROM THE MOUNTAINS

a v,sf, IN Flat Rock-Incidents OF the
Journey-A Charleston settlement
and Its Local Advantages-A Pleasant
Summer Resort.
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