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AdministTator's Notice.
STAT. ss OF SAS SssH';. +.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LeavenvRth County.
In tAs Probate Court IN and for said county.
Il ths matter Of the estate Of Altsrt StssaEt
deceased.
NOTICE il hereby given that Letters ofssminis-
IN trstiou have been gTanted to the Undermined
On tie estate Of Albert s'evart, late Of aid
eoautv, decsesed, BY the Honorable, The Psobst
.urt OF the County and State afrsasid dated the
ssh day Of March, 4. D. 1873. Nov, all per-
cons having claims axainst the raid estate, ara
b reby notified. that they must present the same
fro the date Il said letters, they may ie pre-
euled fsom any bene6f of sneA estate, End that n
such clam, he moi Aibiied vithis three yean AZ
tsf the date o said letter. they shsli b. forever
barred. ALFRED b. KELLeR,
Adninissraier Of the estate Of Afbsrt sssvaa, d.
esase1.
Lsavsnvorth, March 10, 1873. na1lavlv
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvENwORTH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dir
t-ict OF the STATE Of Kansas, sitting in and for
sAid County Of Ieavenworth.
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Mary E Miller, Plaintiff,
Jacob Miller, Defendant.

VOU, Jacob Miller, the shove named defendant,
i are hereby notified that you have been sued
in the entitled Court, and hat the said pa
til did, the I'D day o. March, AID. 1873. he her
mu.t answer the said petition filed by the said
plaintiff on before the 18th day Of May. A. d.
1873, the said pet ton ~il be taken true. and
Q judgment Of the following nature rendered ac-
eordi1giy. That the bonds Of atrimony heretofore
existing be- veen the said plaintiff and said def, nd
ant. be aBnulled, set aide and wHoliy held for
Dasght, on account Of the FAULT Of said defendant
and that the plaintiff be decieel the care. custody
and control OF their said child, Frank Vii er.
May E. MILLER.
Bv LUCIRN RAKYR, At,rnoy nar27-w3t
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STATE OF KANSAS,
CoUsIY o. LRAvsxwosIH.
In the District Court Of the Fist Judicial Dsiics
Of The Ssais Of Kanaas sitting in AID for LeA,eu-
worth county in said State.
Bssjanin Franklin Flsnniken,
PiaistiA,
". Case No. 5.ss5.
henry l. Pennock and Anna
n. Pennock, Defendants.
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LEGAL.


LsAvssvssI. CoUxIY.
n the District Cssrt q tAs Prss y-dei.l District
0fths Sfate Il xansna. sissing In ths county Of
LeavenV0rth in sAij Stata.
David ". Tevsn, PiaiatiR,
Va lte0
P.trieh GOr.ly and An. Guniy. De- No so0s
feudanta.
DuBllC ns9iee - Asrshy givsn tAaa 1sdes and
i ~ vkt.s Il sAs jsAGnsnt psDdesed in the
.bsve satfus1 eetioa, IL and BY the above named
CosFt, and 81 . sDseial sxsensisa fssuei on
sid jsdsn0t, viii. o.
Ssfsrdsy, ~ 19tk day Of april, a. d. 1873,
q sssvsa s'e,osk q =. q thas Day, ct the Court
Hsaa ID IL city Il LsavssvossA, n ths county Of
LsavsevossA M 0lats q Xan-as, ORR for nls
q pahhe sae, and SELL to Tie highess bidder for
easA, the ABDeviag daexihsd txsss Of land, Sit
uaAs, Lying sd being In the county Os Lesv-
oovogth and 0eats of Kansas. nsmsly: The
D0sth halt d the n0rthvese fr,stiOnal quarter OF
section number ninetssn (lSD, in ,svnsAip number
eight (e) q ranes nnDhss twenty -suo (x) sass
~ iIth principal 0sRiaiaa.
Daasd this nh day q March, A. D. 1873.
eheri9 Of LesvsnvortA County, KansasL
CLoUoa WHEAT. AttOr: sys f1s PlaintiA.
Aari2-v4v
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Don Jose Alcala GAliana, Spanish poet
Of The liberal school Of literary thought, has
published . collection of humorous poems,
illustrative of the many aspects of Spanish
LIE. They have the good qualities ofs true
poetic spirit, and Of = characterisiic Spanish
favor, which givo them the additional
value Of portraiture Of the Peculiarit'es Of
soc;ssy in Spain. One of the lightess and
bese 10
ND.
Ines ne er walks a'one,
Beins unveddsd,
such may not be.
Following Ioes. walks
Pe.ropela,
Chosen BY mamma
Fsr her duenna-
All. Ines meets
Her lover.
The guardian guarls,
Looking above her.
See, Inss returns,
All honey.
Pe.IoueIIa, blind.
Feels the money.
Mother tranquil,
Duenna bribcd,
Ines free.
All me!
Intrigue and love-making sill, il seems,
shelter Themselves within the shadow Of thu
confessional and the cathedral, - When Lops
de Vega wrote. 20 long 40:
where's Runns gdpg,
Moving hSe . wave:
With train ofcaroline
She sweeps the pave,
Leaving curly trail,
Like track Of snail.
Ruhns notes nausht beside,
Belore, above her,
For, behind, walks
Her lover.
WIN trips she 90 lightly
With her rosary,
Fan, kerchief,
| And OevO'iooaryr
Why move % hurriedly?
Why glance % nuFriedly:
Ru6na's in the church.
On her knees,
But at prayers,
Two fingers in the pila meet
And now Ru6nss In the street
ALEXANDea rae sHALL.
lis Won't Of all exfrsvaganxas
To send poor Caldwell back to Kansas,
10 mend sith gold his shattered harness,
| To buy another Eang Of Carneys.
And cone hack, purified and rghteous.
| And skill ed to play US prants despite 10.
Rest let him bide lis fall term over,
With Patterson and smle Conover
To do his Little turn Of evil,
And 6nd and keep his loo down level.
Besides, the fact is, there's no mans -
Fit - Caldwell 10 stand for Kansas.
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Proposition lSr Aiding im the
Construction Of . starch &c.
COUNTY CLERK OFFICE,
LEAvKSwoRIH CITY, March It'll, 1873.

COUNTY SUFFICE,
LEAvKSwoRIH CITY, March It'll, 1873.
DE it remembered that at a regular session of the
Id Board OF County Commits toners OF Lea ven worth
county, State Of Kansas held at the county clerk $
office ON the 4th day Of March, A. ID. 1878, smOug
Others the following proceedings were had.
The application Of johnson Il Clements asking
for aid in the construction Of a STA CHI factory
within said county, together with a pstitiOn Of
more than One-ffh Of the e ectors OF said county
asking the submission OF the same l., a vote, was
presented TO the 'Oard Of COun Commissioners Of
LeAvenworth county; and the Hoard, after carr
tut examination Of said application and petition,
WHEREAS, More than one-ffth Of the voters of
L~avenworth county have presented a PIT. lou
the Board Of County Commi -sioners Of Lesvenworth
county asking that vote be ttk"n TO ascertain #
the county of I@ayenworih shall a in the con-
structi0n Of q starch factory, in said county, by
donating forty thousand dollars Of LeaveL worth
county bonds hereto; theref 70,
ReslIred, By the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Leavenworth county, that the next general
election, rO-wit, the lst d y OF April, A ID.
1873, at the usual voting precincts in sIid county,
the following proposition he submitted the elec.
tors of said county, tO-wt; Shall The county Of
Leavenworth issue its bonds to the amount offorty
Thousand dollars, bearing interest at the rae
Of ten pr cent per annum payable ten years
from date thereof, and donate The same to aid in the
construction Of sta oh factory within said county
And II said proposition shall he sustained by the
affirmation OF a majority OF the qualified electors
Of said county at sad election shall the Board of
County Commissioners of LeavenwOrth county
pavtics they NAV deem for the best interests of
sad csup =. under and in pursuance Of the pro-
visions of the act under which said vote is 10 be
hadf
Rsso,red That public notice of the foregoing
luton be given as provided by iaw. The electors
w ing Tor said p Opo .ition shall Use printed or
written hal OTIS win the words thereon FOR
STARCH FACTORY BONDS AND DONATION ~ and
those voting sgainsf said proposition shall use
printed or written ballots With the words theron
''Ae .INsr STARCH FACTORY BONDS AND DoSA-
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby sivsa that usder
L and ny virtue u . special execution TO d.
rect d and delivered, Issued out Of the District
Court the rst Jud cial District OF the State Of
Kansas, sitting in and for Lesvenvurt" county, In
said state. and vi the ju'.gm ut rendered in The
above eatitl &C lou, will. on saturday. the 18th
day Of April. A. d. 1873, at clock 4. NJ
Of . Id day, at he e''rt house o In the City
Leavcn worth. in he cou"ts aud STATE Aforesaid,
..ns Ut public sale AID sell 10 the hixheN bidder.
To- e.sh Yin hand, he 10 loving de crib~d real
property. siIuatr, lying and b-irs in the county
o. Leavenvorih, and state Of K~n-as. namely:
AL thai part Of the southeast quarter Of section
numb r ten no. in tovnsniy nun,ttr nine 81 VI
rsngs NUN er tvsuty-tvo az lying and ,eing
ON the east SIDE Of the "Nss Lawrence Road, A"
containing si1ty- I've (65) ARES Of land more
- Said property In To b. sOd commander by
the sal special cutioo and In pursuance Of ssd
judsment.
TIOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff OF Leavenvorth county. Kan-as-
sheriff office. Leivenvorth City, March 18th.
A. ID. 1873.
VIZ. HiGrHBorHAn, Attorney for Plaintiff.
mAr12-Wtd
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Laren sorth,
In the Di-trct Colrt Of tire Firs Judicial District
of the sat Of an sit ne in and for Leavso-
worth County in said State
Lew Shores PLAINTIFF.
vs.. Case No. S. 30S
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STATE OF KANSAS,

County Of Leavenworth. IS.
Ia. Keller, County Clerk and clerk Of the
Board Of County Commissioners, in and for the
county Of eavenworth and State Of Kansas, do
hereby certify the above and oregoDg to be q true
and correct copy Of the proceedings. Of
the County Board, in the above matter. -
the same nov appears Of record in my office
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of my office, in the city OF
Lsavenworth, this the It'll day Of March, A. D.,
1873. A. B. kRLLKR, County Clerk.
Commercial. Call. Herald and Ere. Pres COPY.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
Csaaty Of Lsavenv0rth,
In IL District Count Of he Firse Judi ial District
Of tAs Ssais Of kansss. sitting In and Coz Lsav-
snvostA County In said State.
Benjamin Fnnklia Fienniken. Plain
iii,
0sorEs W. Gardiner and Marcia A.:
Gardiner. Dslsnsants
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Notice Of PubIlcaiion.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAvENwOkIn COUh1Y.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of The state Of Kansas. sitting In the county Of
LeavenvOrth, in said STATE
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49,
wile's team and buggy. Deputy Sheriff
Laird went after the gentleman with var
rant, but A. far ~ We have heard no traces
of the gentleman have been found. We hear
that his wife applied for bill Of divorce -
coon az che had sworn out the warrant.
Sanders has had the name of being . thief,
and has been several times arrested on
charges OF . thieving character. II Mr.
Sanders il guilty Of the charges against him,
Ne hope that justice may Be had, for We need
more stone cutters 1t Louisville. Mrs.
Sanders will probably grt her divorce n she
appeared before the Squire with q pair OF
black eyes
The que.tion of temperance is under
discussion ut SaliBa. As a sample Of q "a
loon keepers argument We quote she follow
ing from . communication in the Journal:
met q maiden fair circulating 4 petition
praying the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of SAlina to pass an ordinance com
pelline the young ladies to remove all cur
tains from their bed room windows, or to
have the saloon keepers remove from their
saloon windows, all iros,ing, screens, blinds,
etc. / don't know Uhich-as she haste0ed
from my residence 50 qaick that could not
just tell the purport OF The petitioe. ] beg
the Couucilmen and Mayor 70 consider the
matter thoroughly. Should You compel the
former am afiaid some Of our Daidens
would never get justice in the way Of mstri-
mony. the iellowa you know, voEship
symmetry of FORM"
The house, barn, corn crib, and out
buildings, of Mn. hymn, vidos Of the Late
David Ryan, situated near Quindaro. were
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Sheriff. Once, LeAvenvorth City, March
A. d. 1878.
r. H. HorsLKr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
msY25-lw
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County II LeAven worth.
In the District Court the Flint Judicial District
Of the state Of Ksnsas, sitting in and for Leaves
AAYth County. In add Stats
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eoM Av,l,scAee.


Now that the high mountain reigons
Of California and Utah arc becoming set-
tied by miners and lumbermen, We arc
compelled every winter to chronicle IL
talities from snow-siides. Several Of
these have occurred in Cottonwood Can
on, the first proving fatal to eleven poor
fellows, eight Of whom are still buried
in the drift. Little Cottonwood Canon,
the scene of this calamity, is about
twelve miles from Salt Lake City. 1t
is . narrow and deep gorge in the We
satch mountains. Its rocky SIDES are
very steep, and - the snow resting on
them begins to melt next to the rocks, It
slides IN immense masses, carrying ev-
crything before it. The particular To-
cality Of the slide which occurred on the
20th Of December, was at point Of tho
ridge half mile below the old Bruno
furnaces, where . number of springs
burst forth on the mountain side of the
road. Here stood forty or fifty ore
teams which we're caught by the sudden
slide, about ten feet deep and two hum
bred yards wide, which swept men,
mules and wagons, entirely across the
Creek, some fifty yards Distant and bu-
ried them on opposite shore. Little Cot.
tonwood has been the scene of fatal
slides in previous enters, but this was
the most destructive of ell, both of Ito
and property.-SdS Fdnciseo Bulletin.
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A gentleman who had carefully
trained his servant in the way he want
cd him to 60, 80 that he might at sll
times be an efficient aid in helping him
to pull the wool over his wife's eyes,
sent him one day with box ticket for
the opera to the house ola certain young
lady.
The servant returned when the gen.
tlcman and wife were al dinner. He
had of course been told, in giving an
swcrs to certain kinds of messages, to
substitute the masculine for the femi-
nine pronoun in speaking of the lady.
"Did you see him!" asked the gen.
tlemaa, giving the cue.
"Yes, sir" replied the servant; he
SAID he'd 60 with great deal of
pleasure, and that he'd wait for you,
SIR"
"What was he doing q" asked his
wife carelessly.
ale was putting on his bonnet" was
the laundering reply.
"The fat was in the fire" forthwith ;
and for the rest of the day the splutter-
ing in that family was so vehement as to
defy sedative influence of now bonnet,
cloak, shawl and dress. He didn't 20
with the husband that night to the
opera.
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TIE PLACE OF STANTON IN HIsToRY.-
The Hon. Samuel Hooper, on taking
the chair At . lecture recently delivered
in Boston on Edwin N. Stanton, made
the following remarks: 81 have been
requested, as q personal friend of the
late Edwin n. Stanton, to preside At this
meeting-an honor which l readily g.
cept and fully sympathize with the elo-
quent lecturer of the evening in his ad-
miration of the character Of Mr.. STAN
ton, and Of his selEsacrificin: devotion
to his duties as Secretary ofWar. There
is nothing connected with my public
position 1t Washington more satisfacto-
~ to me than the opportunity it afford
ed me to become personally-l may say,
neutrality-suspicious. with Abraham
Lincoln and Edwin N. Stanton-twO
names which will always be associated
together, and above all others in the his
tory of the eventfal period of the
war Of the rebellion. In saying this
I do not wish be understood rs under
valuing the services of those who con-
Quoted the military and navel opera
tons which overcome the rebellion.
The popular heroes in any great war arc
those who led the forces to victory on
the field of battle; the historical heroe
who, stand behind the forces, influence
the public sentiment and supply the
ideas, and the men and material OF every
kind, to achieve victories.
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This was the reply of the ever-rcady
Talleyrand to question of Madame de
Stael, who, on particular occasion, was
bent on eliciting from him an acknowl-
edgement of which of the two ladies,
herself or the beautiful Madame Recan.
Ter, he admired tho most.
You profess great regard for me,
Monster Talleyrand," said the accom-
plished author of Coriaxe.
To this the gentleman bowed assent.
"You are also very devoted to my
friend, Madame Recamier."
This was responded to also by gest.
urc of assent.
"Now Monster Talleyrand, tell me
frankly, supposing that Madame Recam-
Ter and l were to fall into . river al
the same time, which Of Us would you
try TO save first I"
After slight pause the astute courtier
replied, while making an Obeisancc :
MADAME knows how to SWIM" thus
leaving it to be inferred that, as Madame
do STATED could take care of herself he
would be bound, as an act of humanity,
10 try and save Madame Recamier.
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An excentric American was lately Wis.,
iting an English nobleman at his seat in
the south of England. Our fellow
countryman had habit Of saying chow
very appropriate" by the way Of COM
mendxtion, to almost everything he ap-
proved of whether apropos or not. The
statdary around the grounds received
this favorable notice SO frequently that
the host became nettled, and determined
to non plus his guest. So stoppiog be-
fore the family burrying-gfound, he
pointed to figure on horseback, and
said, chow do you like that statue of
General Jackson 2"
allow very appropriated" vas the
aswer.
allow do you make that Quit"
"Oh, General Jackson was always At
home among the dead Englishmen," Was
the ready reply.
The host subsidized.
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1t is curious fact that If the same let
tiers Of the same size precisely are paint
ed on two boards, the one white on .
black ground, and the other black on Q
white ground, tho white letters will APP
pear lager, and be read At greater dis
lance, than the black. This is what 10
called the irradiation Of light. It de-
ponds on this that the impression made
on tho bottom Of the eye BY bright OBJ
jects extends little wider than tho act
nal portion Of the organ struck BY light
and invading the space occupied By the
lighter objects, mako the brighter ap-
pear larger than they really are.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total. ZOO Gifts all C.sh $50. 900
To provide means for this magnificent concert, Gss
Hssdred 1A0ssaad 7ickefs only will be iseu, large
portion Of which already sold
PRICE OF TlCkET6.
Whole Tickets. 80; Halres, s.; and Quarters
$3.50. Eteren Whole Tickets for 800. No dis
count on less than 500 orders.
Nothing could Be more appropriate for presents than
Tickets to the Banquet Of Wealth or ore kely to
uce grandcr satisfactory results The object Of this
Third Gin Concert b the enlargement and endowment
Of the Public Library Of Kentucky which. BY the spec
ia authorizing the concert for benefit TO he
forever FREE to all citizens Of every State This
will he conducted like the first aid second heretofore
given, and full particulars OF the mode Of drawing the
yifta and paying them and everything necessary to
thorough und. Tstanding OF The schec from beginning
TO- end, are now published in the form Of circular.
which will be furnished free OF cost, any who apply
he entire mansxenest q this undertaking has been
committed by the trustees 70 H H. THOs. +. BxAN-
LKrIE. late Governor Of Kentucky, to whom all m
muncati0us pertaining TO the Git Concert sh Jud be
addressed. Il. r. DURRETT. Pest.
w. n. HALDENAN, Vice Prss't
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec y Public Library Of Ky.
FARMERS AND DROvERS' BANK, Treasurer
Tickets ready for sale, and AL orders Tor
them applications for agencies circulars, Informs
ton, etc will meet with prompt attention when sd
dressed tD - below directed.
Tll06. Z. DRANLEffE, Louisville, ".
1 gent Public lhrnr ky
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- -
- y sA'e : .. :. 80 .v.u...
The experience OF ""' y "'.~'
In making board fence Is gwen, ~ io'.
49,. in the Is Wisconsin Transactions. :
= ,esn hn;,, tvo lines of fence. max
:" Aoo T., .u-.s.,a.. 800,
inga iane'into ~n'en I'll NY n0'u' oPe.'
ed-the lane leading to the barn. On
one side of the lane the fence was built
IN the usu.l manner. level with the sur
-.-s;. ,,o,.d. :, n. other side the
. r s,SI ~. .v.;sed f;t.een niche.
uTon. 49, Ss s.s,".sI is,sI of The ground
aDose soe se"o .s ~, ~. ~ -. :es,ea w..
a.o"g '.o ' - 80" s,-.nw. 80 th-ovn
comP'osu ~ . ~. - a. g..
Uow.Eu .ne ,cuoe y" ILL.,. ~ S,, S,--o,-
Ss s.o ~ Ls 49, ~ 81 .he Got one r,;s.
!nrv~" =" .ue W - h..L n..-Iv - m.
n ,"s ..e k s 80 .ha c.nce The hank
Oo.:Cn oo.'u y. s 70 .nS ri.,tr ofv-...
'1en smoo.no :. ~ i;"a IF fsncc
seeo ss,o.I d; S hv snv animal nor
va o.SaS No.. r;oh,od nm
. p9aiI "a.,e! ~ H. V earl = n;ne vs.rs :
W Wn.e : oS S:S . ~; .ttsmnt 70 ect
No's:.i ~. ~. Iy.a-.dca 81 Th.n isN
vsoI - ~ ~ eea ~. 80 v.s ne,rIv
.no ls.'. ~ -. .' -" ~ AZ 5. ~. hn;it
~ -, uuc :" ';.'.'-.s sony.. ~ constsnt
Inc 0s"o Ia ~, w.,chfaInass Full ona.
can ~ "-;o;n.l fsnca ho.rds has haen
HsI -. ~ ~ 80 -" o.es M, a to- of no.
.oP" ~ ~ n.-r. of f.acnent
. H...,." &c o.,.ia 90 hors.s a;,ha- =,
.sSn..u 80. 80. -. sh.cnah ,h.
tan,.a -. ~ -S,hh;n. ao.;n., T.. and the
.s".o' =. =, ~ S.ossna1,i, -;ch,.d vh,ie
is ''.; "aI -, swav;rs .g.;ns. Il hroLe
.n0 "n u;,s 49, n.assn.s 5;l,n;daS
."S S" "a.,~. 49, ~ cs,,I.. vh,Ia The
&C., 49, ~" = .mn..an,I,, 1907 Tho mo.
."";.i 'r.. ,ho !sma IN 18th Inc.
Nc 81. -o.sonN,hc sh.rnlv ;n,.,;ned
-, -. ~ ,.'.,.,..,.;.n, .t,n3 ~, ,,i,,..
t"r ,.s;Ie ~ rnh against. and The ami.
49, - .onro..t;n" to,nd ,hs,r FIRE
foe. below The Level Tins n;t.bine the
he.d down and m,p;n0 tho fcnce aeon
Observation-Disclosures, u u h;nh And tor tho
s.rna rs.son no cattle Or horses ever
s,,emntsd 70 crowd ar reach throu.h
r.. .h.rn,v inclined h.nk cave also .
drv 6rm he'd for the nos,s. HOLDING
Them Mt nII tines securely in a line. and
firm aya,nst the fore, Of the wind. and
/ think, added to the life of the fence at
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Grandest Scheme of the Ace.
$500, 900
CASH GIFTS.
500, 600 for Only SO

Cnder authority Of special Legislative act Of March 49,
ISL. the trustees now announce the Third Grasd G|s
COsees for the benefit Of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, to come OF in Library Hail. Ut Louisville Ky
On TUESDAY, April 9th, 1873,
At this Concert the best musical talent that can be pro-
cured from all parts Of the c00niry will aid pleasure
to the entertainment, and Ten 7hossosd CasA GVss
aggTegaitng vast total Of III Millions D0lsars cur
rrncy will be distrbate by lot to the ticket holders
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