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HENRY o roorh y engaged IN Zee
p'e efort 70 re'nsfste himself in public
mVor oy ind'ung ior the public eye So
mes OF articles which he Is pleased 70
give the retrospective name OF "kem's-
oences' IL requires degree OF ehront-
eressy posed only by Gov foote,t TO- na-
bic any man who has been guilty OF such
oreaches OF public faith as has The ambi-
uous ex-1overnor, 70 thrust himself con-
sp'cuousiy before the country an ms
tor'an or p'ographer' ~ wou'd oe nm
ni'eiy better tor the reputation OF uov'
roote, II this Is the bubble he seeks, 10
ret're 70 the most unfrequented nook oil
obscurity,--there his treason 70 the oon.
federa'e states might De overlooked' u
not forgotten AS long as he presumes
70 put his name in Pubiio PRINT 'ne
southern people will bear strongly IN
mind, how ne urged the secess'ons OF OIL
now he placed himself IN the van Oh tne
revolution-serving as a member OIL tne
Confederate oongress-and now wnen
the Southern sky began TO darken IN the
winter OF 1864, ne shamefuiiy ueser'ed
his post and lied to the lines OF tse enc
my, bearing with hlm such iniorma''on
as he possessed touching tne condl''oh
and strength Of the southern armies
According 70 the view Oh 'ne No''nern
school oil politics. DAVIS Lee Dreck'n'
ridge, johnston, ana other oou'nern
leaders, were guilty OF treason; ou'' II
true the infamy Oh tneir treason Is re
iieved oy inc CONSIDERATION wn'cn ., ~
sell demonstrates the sincerity Oh .neir
motives anu con''c''ons' '"a' 'ney uese'
ted a powerful government ''e'or'ou'
IN all us wars on'y 70 snare sue" WHO
'ory ana ENJOY sucn 'aie'y asa newly y.
gan'1ed government o0u'o s,.' =.
course may nave oee" ''eA'o"s Ss' =
was Porsae' 'o' 'Vaso'e"o' ' Wv
roo'e s's'o'y = uAe'e",, ~ ~. p,os
peri'y Oh 'ne oon'e'r"oy, NC ',uns W "e'
WIN una, uo,vuo" " "e' u y
aeserse' "e' "No e az ~. u ~.
gra'eiu' sun eAs VIZ. ' P'
u''era'e' nv ~ v"e ~
Presu'"e' " s~ ~ s. Wy y.
gress ., ."e ~ $40 w wy
oa'e u i." :,
poor as 70 10 MN 'ese'su ~. ~ s'r,.
70 MS rem,'cenoes' "''a W, uoSD''
view Oh again bringing n''s'n De...'
the country anu giving 'i'"' -" opt'o''a
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The will Of ]. p. Hanbest, a lawyer
of Philadelphia worth about 81 900, 900,
was declared void, under the laws OF
Pennsylvania, because it was executed
within one calendar month of the de
cease of the testator. He had divided
the bulk of his property to charitable in
situations.
We are in favor Of making all will'
void that make benefciaries of eelymo
synary institutions so long as there are
needy printers.
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Majority OF Hon. r. W. varpen.

On last Monday, the sheriff. Of Lin
coin, Boyle and Casey counties, pursuant
to the law in such cases provided, assem-
bled in the county clerks Office for Lin
coin county, and compared the certi6.
Gates Of the examining board for the
different counties, in the election in this
district for the State Senate. We ap-
pend hereto the official votes Of the sew.
eral counties, from which Il appears
that varnon's majority over sseed is one
thousand and fly votes. This majority
is not only a gratifying testimonial 10
the unity Of the Democracy Of the dis
trict, but a lesson Of warning to the 80
called independent gentlemen, who hold
themselves aloof from any party organi
alton as IL too immaculate to endure III,
association. A really independent can
didate Is enc who in good faith eschew'
all party utilization, and sets up for him
self upon the ground, somewhat, tha
the whole world, except himself, is era
zy. But such in fact was not Mr.. Sneed
While he protested independence, he wa
the most dependant gentleman in tn
district that we know Of, except anothe
who has retired from politics. He was
in truth, depending upon both parties
and seeking the support Of both, Will
parading his Independence Of them. A
shabby. thin game, that is worse played
out than keno or baseball ! In proof o
which we invite attention TO the follow
,ng fguros not fancies.
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ORD MALE SEMINARY.
JoHs ". PANS, IN, Principal

TIE next session % this school viii commence on
MONDAY, september Est. rszs, and con
tinue ior 10 months
The Principai, who has had more than twenty
years of successful experience infteachng and u In
possession Of numbers Of letters and testimonials nom
among the most noted eincaiors of the South, deter
mined 10 spare pains 70 make this school second 10
no other In Standing and worthy Of the patronage 81
the people To this end he has secured the servs< Of
who viii assist In the classical department Of the
school
Mr. witt l. christian gentleman, and possessed Of
Scientific and Literary attainments IL no ordinary
nifty.
Young men will he prepared 70 enter the University
q Virginia, Washington and Lee University, or any
Of our southern Colleges.
Particular attention will be devoted h the art of
Pcnmanship, which with the Principal Is Special
~, he having carried on the prize on two occasions
10 Virginia, over large number Of compositions Book
keeping and thorough knowledge Of Business viii be
taught also
Terms OR session. Of 10 months 10 be paid promptly
Al the end Of every tvo months, via;
Tuition and incidental expenses for Higher
branches, including Latin, Gneek and Math-
ematics per month....... ....-...-.....-... % %
intermediate Branches, including Reading.
Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Spelling and Geography, per month......-.-.-. so
Primary Branches including spelling, Read
ing aud Writing, per month. 30
Board and Tuition per week 90
The Principal viii live Ia the cottage the semin-
airy grounds, and will he prepared 10 accummodate
several boardefs who, besides being under his mme
date supervision, will have the advantage 0f his assis
lance at night in any difficulties they may encounter
ss-i% JOHN W. PAINE. ia, Principal.
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The following is the official vote of
the counties composing the 10th Senate
rial district, as acted upon by the sher-
ifs of the respective counties last Mon
day. The vote was close. and for some
days after the election, We had informa-
ton that Ballard, the Republican candi-
date, was elected. The official returns
demonstrate the contrary:
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In Wednesdays issue of the Courier
Journal. there were accounts Of just III
teen murders, all committed in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas. Next
Wednesday We have the promise Of thir
~ more.
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Total 1900 Gins. all cash. amounting to....s 5000
The distribution viii be positive whether all the tick
cts sold not and the 900 gins all paid In pro-
portion the tickets soldal Unsod tickets being de-
iroyec Al the FiTst AID second Concerts and not
reDresented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS
whsls tickets 5000, Halves $500 Tenth or each
coupon $500; Eleven Whole tickets for s50e0o "a !
Tekets f5r 81 10000; Ils whole Tickets or Vs. coo 90
22I hole Tickets for sioOo0O0. No discount on le ,
than $4,000 worth Of Tickets al a time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gin Concert
we'll the aatifaeton given by the first and second
akes only Necessary 70 announce the foruth 10 In
the prompt sale Of every ticket The burth Gin
Concert will be conducted 10 all It's details like the
Third, and fnl particulars may DO learned from circu-
lars which will be sent fee from this once 10 all who
apply for them.
Tickets ready Cor ale and All orders accompanied
by the money promptly allied. Liberal terus 70 those
who buy and sell them ngaln.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agsnt Publ Lihr. Ky. and Manager Gin Concert,
Public Library Building Louisville, Ky.
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''WE would like 100 see some Of the
fruits Of the IsTEEIoR JouREAL's labor
for its candidate. = Lancaster Ne,0s.
The JouRsAI labop for measures, not
ps4s. neighbor.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
L OsT BREASTPINi

On the street between my shop and residence, gold
Hreasfpin IN the form Of an anvil with hammer
on the top. The Under viii be nberaly rewarded BY
7s-tf JAS. II. WALLACE.
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Wednesday, December 8, Z:
&l.5OO.OOO.
LIST OF GIETS.

nong the tcket-hOlderx The numhers 81 the tickets
be drawn from one wheel by blind children and the
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LATER.

Since writing the above, We notice a
letter published in the COurier-JOurnal,
signed by correspondent styling him
self X, who states in substance that the
paper seal locks were adopted and put in
use several months ago, the old glass seal
locks being retired from use altogether.
X Is not, however, gracious enough to
inform the public by what means the
glass seal locks we're forced to be retired.
We as ert that it was by the strategems
peculiar only to the clerks in the Treas
ury department Of the government. q
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Keep GA hands oo1lsis stock q goois en,br fins
AZ tbs latest siyies and safieties q tfimn1sf..
Novelties and Nollo1s and ! oonpole line 81 lfiles
farnishlns goods. which shs ensn 70 The publi al
very roasonabls pxioesl tiy
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Repairing and Reftting

u al kinds u Vehiclss.
Having secured the services Of Nj. J. W. COOK, 4
No painter, Am dsisrmined 70 DO sod work In All
tho doIartlnentaA
Nj. i. ~ DENNIS viii remain with me ior The
pFe.snt WHERE he would b. Glad u hls old flends
And patrona lei-nI d. " bAah
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Varnon's majority 1850.

One of the latest attempts Of the
ring of treasury clerks in the Depart
ment at Washington to speculate at the
expense of others, is exciting some inter
est and no little indignation among the
railroad and bonded warehouse men.
The scheme is to compel the abandon
ment Of the use Of the lock on the bond
ed warehouse and railroad cars, known
as the CLASSICAL lock. The manner Of
reaching this end is to induce the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to appoint COM
mission to investigate the subject,
which commission will have been previ-
ously committed in favor Of the new
lock.
A number of leading railroads, over
which bonded goods are carried, as well
as the warehouse men, have entered a
very earnest protest against the proposed
change, both upon the ground that the
paper seal-lock will prove worthless in
wet weather, and because they will be
forced to the expense of throwing away
their present locks and purchasing new
ones. 1t is estimated that a change
would cost the railroads upwards Of one
hundred thousand dollars. The fact
Of the immense cost will turn out to be
one of the chief reasons, if not the gov
erning one, why the change will be or
dered. These treasury clerks are inter-
ested in the manufacture and sale Of the
paper seal-locks. and the greater the ex-
pense to the railroad the greater will be
their profit, and consequently the great
err and stronger will be their advocacy Of
the change.
1t is every where conceded that the
scheme il concocted solely in the interest
of a ring of peculators, and we may
look for its speedy success. 1t may then
be not altogether improbable that the
railroads will seek to recover the unnec-
essary cost from the people by increasing
their rates of freight. And thus it is in
this small swindle as well as in great
ones, the people are the sufferers.
LATER.
Since writing the above, we notice a
letter published in the COurier-Journai,
signed by correspondent styling him
self X, who states in substance that the
paper seal locks were adopted and put in
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Dnnyille. Kentucky.

Danville, Kentucky.
The Fourteenth Academic year will begin on MON
day, September sth. Tuition from $40 10 $50,
according 10 the branches taught. same faculty NJ
last year except that Miss Ruth Hastings will return
10 take charge of the Primary Department
For Catalogues, &e, apply 20
7l-4t Raw. L. @. BARBOUR, Principal.
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LUMBER.

Al<.l,@tn CONTRACT 70 furnish materials and ereel
huilI1. % the uolf hsoIabl- terms. An ordsrs lef
70 BY NAL vii recess prompt attention
stamford. Ky, Jho. W. GILLIAN
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RnEnnnkcns- Georre T. ErAns Dr. 7. W. Bken-
angh and W, N. nisins, Grab Orchard, KY.
given BY Prof j O Mlsi~szs. Crab Orchard. X.
ally.
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was thoroughly versed in geology and
minerAlogy, and classified and arranged
every specimen in the mineraloe'ea'
museum Of the Royal Geographical so
ciety. A neurological museum OF her
own at Penzanee is now nearly finished
In addition TO her rare attachments, she
was noted for great benevolence.
The Rocky Mountain elk belonging to
Barnum 4 Co.'S menagerie escaped
from his cage the other day at Toe'Que'
Ne. Parties we're sent on, TO hunt him
up, aud AFTER several hours dil'gens
search he was discovered on the margin
Of the river. Ia searching for him Dr.
r. II. Driscow received severe injuries.
The animal weighed about lloo pounds
aud il required force Of twenty men
to return him to his old quarters.
The German News says that the dis
tinction which the Emperor has con
ferred upon Prince Bismarck, by invest
ting him with the diamond cross OF a
Grand Commander Of the House Of Ho'
heurollern. must be considered TO be
quite a special one. While formerly the
Order Of the Black Eagle in brilhAn's
was considered to be the highest d's'ine'
ton in Prussia, i would nov seem that
the Emperor has created for the Chan
cellor Of the Empire a still higher DIS
,ise6on. The brilliants Of the Order o.
the Black Eagle which have now been
conferred upOn Counts MOl,ke and Roon'
were already conferred upon the Chan
cellor after the meeting Of the three km'
perors last year. In order that Prince
bismarck should no; remain moderated
on September :, the Emperor presented
10 him the diamond cross above spoken
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%TAsoxTC DrnEcroKr.


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s---= nT.rvz7s. No- 1ls-Meef1 a ff5oAs
- rr-r.-fh-hEu cl-Isr Has ssn - 80
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- 1900. No. Iss-E-ets lst Monday =
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1's - gc. ze-DeetE q ffiaAy q eseh
..-1--s--5.s7 Esu0Es' Hail. Bln- =. Hfice'
VI. EheitE1. Secretary.
--rr-<e. 50. 59l-Eeeu 81 frioAy O
- :, : 80 Sguth NeIEuhls Hail. Garner
e n 49, SD5 Sssa1d- hac1Hrd CrsiEnie1.
n - LAT CEspsEi. Secretary.
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~ 0v.p-rz No. gS-rusetE - Ncl1zy q
- -,r-4 A-lt5e eiirWE Hail. u. 81 1Tslsf.
IVp Eksslsr. Secretary.
sf-,-sT-rs fEfPTgE. 30. 4-msstt ~ ga1
r.'i-1rs5 HrIl. q M0tdky q esset ssoEth- W .
Z rs-5se-Es. Il. L. T. P.s Z y. sbsiten.
sseTstaEg-
V-.xr. rlfrxrrr. 80. s-usetz 81 I1Ers-
- - - rnoyth-Odd RslleEs' HEu. O.
s-ser. -. N. C. d. Nysrs. Rec
TEKYEsEE-
fsvExrr CsHNAFDEEE. No. f-Ueeu 81 MOE
49, cf,ssra month. Geo. kslsrEh. Con- !.
. I,-v1TT CslPTss o. Roar cE0Ix. lsta, Nc.
-. rlss W. AdEmss I'd. NJ. W.. d
T-Tl tnson. "a. Sea-
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o. RE. DIRECTORY.

DsTucr GRaSB LODGE. No. IA. Z. Prank
Land. q. n. A.; Lewis Mexler. O. s. General
EUPHRArEs L0DGF. No. $ Daniel schloss,
Prcsidcnt; Isaac schWab, Secretary. Meets
every Sunday az 9 an. al its ball, northwest
corner Second and Adams streets.
HIDDEKEL LoD0E. No. lO0-Samuel Hirsch.
President; Jos. D0ernberg. Secretary. Meets
ever Tuesday evening a. hall. northwest cor
uer Second and Adams streets.
SrnoN IrsEA Lopez, no. l9l-S. J.. Lee.
President; hduard Goldsmith. Secretary.
Meet every W Wednesday evening al half north
wet corner Second and Adams streets.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets. $50; halves. SIS; tenths, or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets for $500;
twenty-five and half tickets for $1,000; one
hundred and thirteen whole tickets for 5000 I;
tive hundred and twenty-seven whole tickets
for $1,000. No discount on less than $50
worth Of tickets at TIM.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gin
Concert as we'll as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes il only necessary
to announce the Fourth to insure the prompt
sale Of every ticket. The Fourth Gift Con-
cert will be conducted in all its details like
the Third, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars which will be sent free from
this ONCE to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready fer sale and all orders ae-
companied BY the money promptly filed.
Liberal terms given 70 those who buy TO sell
arain. THOS. 4. BRAML4TfE.
Agent Publ. Libr KY. and Manager Gift Con-
cert. Public Library Building, Louisville.
kentucky. wEkw-l42-IS
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United Ancient order Of Druias

TEuxEssEK GROVE. No. /, U. A. 9. D.
meets Al the Druid Hall. No. 81 South Court
street, on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings in
each month. J.. s. Hsiligers., N. A.; }.
tary; John L. Eiehberg. Treasurer.
MENPHs GROVE, No. 2-meets AZ the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
Wm. NJ. Loeb, N. A; II. Oertel. V. A.; j.
CLFANTHE GROvE, No. 3-meets at the Druid
Ball, 81 Court street, on the lst and Sd Mon
day evenings in each month. A. i. Davis.
N. A.; George W. Baxter. v. A.; NJ. Bren.
CoTcoRprG s. A. CHAPTFR, No. l-meets at
the Druid Hall, on the ID and eth Tuesday
oTonings in each month. J. Beshler. Z. s. A. :
A. HitIfsld. Secretary.
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LEGAL.



DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A TRUST
ID deed to me executed by John G. Saint. on
the lst day Of March, 1873, duly registered in
the Registers Office Of this county, in deed
book No. 90. page 2l5, will on
Saturday, the IIth of October. 1879,
within legal hours, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the southeast corner Of Court
Square, in the city Of Memphis, the property
therein described, as follows: Lying and
being in Shelby county. Tennessee. thus de-
scribed: Being part Of block 80 on plan OF
Fort Pickering, and beginning at Q stake CD
the south line Of Georgia street, 50 feet west OF
the northeast corner Of a lot sold by Michael
MeEamee TO s. Caro-, by deed dated 18th day
of May, 1857. registered in book %. page l34,
of the Registers office of this county; thence
west with Georgia street. IFS feet more OF less,
10 the east line Of the property Of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad company; thence
south with said railroad property 70 stake,
10 feet: thence east, on a line which Is the
continuation Of the south line of said Caro- lot.
10 said Caro- lot and with its south line 40 feet,
10 a stake, thence north 10 feet TO the begin
ming. This is the description Of the whole lot,
and the whole thereof, except the north 40 feet
with depth Of 118 feet, more or less. Is to be
sold hereunder. To such trust deed reference
is made for greater certainty. Terms Of sale,
cash Equity of redemption barred. Title
believed to be good, but willscll and convey
5S oh. POST0N. Trustee.
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r 0. o. ,. DIRECTORY.

oss YegousEaAu. corner Main Asa Sorh
Cgzrt streets.
LODGES.
NrrPETv LODsK. 30. e-nseu every I5ss-
A. W EswsOn, =. g. Geo. v. Smith
We: Z. 0. Milton. Secretary; g. T. hisk'
crcTSsaE Lopez. 10. g-msetzs every Non
dsT Dirht- Geo. ~. l. Crook. n. o. Jonn
G1r-oT- Y. p =. Holt. l. .; IhsD&s
Bzeon. ?. s.: Il. =. Cornell. Ireas1rex
ErgrIrER Lopez. 10. lsD-l1eeta ever = ca
nesdzJ night. JOHN P. Holman. n. o.; yos.
Achtnzn. Y. g.; T. Shilling, Seerstasy' r.
Maurer. Treasurer.
BAxsER L01sK. No. l17-meets every fr1aay
ni9bt. Wm. Hsnry. y. g.: G. Gross; Y. y. (;
p Starr. P. and z. s.; Gessge A Nsring.
Treasurer.
NExPHTs Degree Lopez No. s-Msso ~
Saturday Of each month. Cha. u. carroll !,
IN. b. g. Trader. o. D. NJ; George " p.
Mathew. A. D. NJ: 7. S. BinEhsm. beefe-
tary; Z. r Jack. Treasurer.
EECANPNENTB.
GAYOsO EEcANPEEET, No. 5-mee1 on ~
Lat and Cd Thursday nights Of each month.
II. 4. Alexander. G. p. Gee ". Mathews,
WP; John Garrov. 5. W.: Thomas Bacon
S-:H. d. Cornell. T.: Danl 5hi9ff. ",
MElrPHIs EEcANPNEsr, NO. Ss-meets % sne
lth Thursday nights Of each month: q. W
Smith. c, P; c. II. Plifchke. II. p: r. =
NiIlard. &. W; 7. 5. Jukes, Treasurer: "
y. North. Scribe; 4. X. Jack. }. w.
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Maannsaa,. necemher 8, ls7a.

nj, S,,ts Thousand tickets will be sold
~ s,c-Aalf I'll these are intended ier the
H,'soresn market. thus leaNire only N,vQQ for
~ HI me United States, who're lel,0o we're
Siseesel Of Tor the Third Concert. The tickets
~. aivlled into ten coupons or parts, and
~, an heir hack the scheme with full ex-
sisr.ticn al the mode % drawing:
ii this Concert. which will be the grandest
,,osisal aisplsy ever witnessed In this coun-
sTV- ne UNPRECEDENTED sum Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
sesss AZ srrors and abuses in early life. Man
he'd restored. ImPeiimsnts to marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pam Institution haV-
ing = hirh reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill lh-xVii-d
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mEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Nsrora TrnrlE o. d. AID 7. No. I-nssts
ever tuesday night a. ball Of Cyreue Con-
uaadery. No; - lro1i = Z. I. L2op, W.
ksra. p. ". G. T.; =. p. Risk, ir., v. r.
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&1.5OO.OOO

divided into Y 600 cash gins. will be distribu-
fsi Nv lct among the ticket holdcrs-thc NUM-
Sers 81 the tickets TO be drawn from one wheel
hy blind children and the gifts from another.
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KNIGHTS OR PYTHIAs.

TENNESSEE LODGE No. Meets ~
every " ednesday night over Adams -.
street Engine House. cor. Second street. "
M. Haley, c. C.; C. 3. Mclean, v. c.; J.
stedt' NJ. off,; J. F. Fischer. jr.. x. Of r. aud
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Nothsrs, Mothsrs, Mothsrs-Don't fail to
procure MRS. wINSL0W's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
Of teethins in children 1t relieves the child
from pain. cures wind collie, regulates the bow
els and By giving relief and health to the child.
gives rest 70 the mother. Be sure and call for
/" Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup" For sale
By all druggists. Do-wsm-xVii-Ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-03
LIST OF eIHrs,
TOTAL, l2,oco GIFTS. ALL CASH. =, r,

The distribution will be positive whether all
the tickets are sold or not, and the l2.OQO gifts
All paid in proportion 10 the tickets sold-all
m sold tickets being destroyed as at the First
and Second Concerts and net represented in
n. drauinr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-03
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eRANnESr SERENE EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IVA rus ssSEFisor ras
Public Library Of Kentucky.
ia.oeo cAsH eIFrs, si.Soo.oeO.
Every Finh Ticket Draws a 9'n.
ac5o.ooo for $50.
is.oeo casH eIrrs. si.see.ooo.
Every Finh Ticket Draws a e'n
sSso.ooo for $50.

r,p pouRrH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
aathcritca ~ special act " the iceisia.
sS ,a ssl W, viii ,ake place In Public Library
ileil al Louisville, kentucky,