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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29
ELECTION,
Municipal Election Notice

ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 1sT, 1873. IT
" being the first Thursday in January. j
will open and hold an election at all the Wards
in the city of Memphia for. one Mayor, one
Tax Collector and one Wharfmaster; for two
(2) Councilman from each Ward, to represent
said Wards in the Board of Councilmen; for
one Alderman each from the, First, Fourth,
Fifth, Eighth and Ninth Wards. to represent
said Wards in the Board of Aldermen and
for one School Visitor. from each ward. 70
represent said Wards in the. School Board.
The following Judges, Clerks and Deputy
Sheriffs have been appointed:
FIRST WARD.
Northwest corner of Main and Winchester
streets. Judges--Owen Dwyer, Thomas swan
and Joseph Senfert, CIerks-Iho Garvey
and F. B. Willard. Deputy Sherih-James
SECOND WARD.
Old Enginehouse. Poplar street. Judges
S. Fransioli. Jacob Gum and Doc. Jones.
Clerks-J. A. Chase and Rufus Joiner. Dep
uty Sherif-C. r, Stewart.
THIRD WARD.
Second street. opposite Court Square,
Judges-J. M sample, Nick Cunny ana NOD
Malone. Deputy Sheriff-W. P. Martin.
FOURTH WARD.
Under the Greenlaw Opera House, Second
street. Judges-Henry Thurman. Woodford
Hall and Squire Jones. Clerks-M. ..
Brown aud H0rati0 Lloyd. Deputy Sheriff
W. W. Coleman.
FIFTH WARD.
No. IS fernando, near Beal street.. Judges
G. A. Hanson, A. NJ Ferguson and Samuel
Leoher. Cierks-Frank Harris and George
Dent. Deputy Sherif-Wm. Henry Lake.
SIXTH WARD.
No. 519 Main street, corner Of Vance:
Judges-A. n. Edmunds. Jack Halstead and
w. +. Kennedy. Clerks-John Pattison and
w. b. Cutler. Deputy Sherif-George Da-
A'"' SEVENTH WARD.
North side Of Beal. opposite Orleans street.
Judges-D II. Porter. Rufus McKane and I.
@. Lowe. Clerks--A. p. Tuck and r. Dalton,
Deputy Sheriff.. B. Norment.
EIGHTH WARD.
No. III Poplar street, opposite North Mar
ket. Judges-HarloW Dow, Neil B. Holt and
Philip Gwinn. Clerks-P, ID. boyle and Lac
NINTH WARD.
Obcrst's cooper shop, corner Of F0Erth ana
GreenlaW streets. yudges-J. y. DanbuTy.
James Henley and NJ. Hoist, Clorks-W. b.
Glisson and - DeSayat. Deputy sheriff
Geo. L. Williams.
TENTH WARD.
Main street, near the corner of Carolina.
yudgss-W. g. Ellis, l.; sharp ana Shfs.
i. Reynolds. Deputy Shcrif-Jas. II. Smith.
Polls will open al 10 am. and close A. D pm:
None but registered voters will be permitted
10 vote. and they must vote m the wards 10
Pol books and baliot-boxes will be fur
nishod az ny once, No. 81 second street s'
Wrmnhis. on Wednesday. December 81, lblai
on which day Deputy Shofias will please call
and receive them together with insuuctohA
Tor their government w.IP. DOYLE.
IN, IN sheriff Of shelby county.
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1t is with pleasure that we hear our
young friend c. D. Madden is gaining
strength daily in the Eighth ward. Mr..
Madden is candidate for Councilman,
and if elected he will be heard from in
the Council Chamber. The LEDGER
advises such Of its readers who chance
to reside in the Eighth ward to cast their
ballot for him next Thursday. We ave
knoSR Mr.. Madden intimately for sew.
eral years. and can recommend him as
a gentleman well worthy Of confidence
and thoroughly competent for the posi-
ton be seeks. Vote for him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

In our notification sheet Of December
26th. 1873, will be found on the list fur.
nished our customers the firm name Of
J. +. Kirkland & Bro. Said firm on
Tuesday or Wednesday last went 70
proiest. and this occasioned the report
made by Us. This morning Mr.. J. +.
Eirtland called at our Office 10 make an
erniauation 10 regard 10 the protest,
nd We take pleasure in saying that be
eboued 10 our entire satisfaction that il
- brought about by an oversight upon
AZ. ,srf III said firm, and not an iusbil-
- - ;-iio,osidon to meet their paper.
AZ Wss,-s j. r. Kirkland 4 Bro. have
- :. sustained q good commercial
credit W take pleasure - y ma sa-'ls - "
cCrrecfiog
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Corwin offers superior inducements.
He has stock Of tie finest liquors, and
bic apartments are SO arranged that gen.
tlemen and their friends may sit, sip and
converse in private, free from intruders.
No better wines, liquors or cigars can be
found in the city than those kept by Cor
win in bis cosy saloon, underneath his
famous restaurant, corner of Madison
and Second streets. l54
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JusT now there is no fuel 10 the mar
ket as cheap as coke at ten cents a
bushel. Ten cents bushel is twenty
FIVE cents a barrel. Coke, it should be
borne in mind, burns without giving OF
SCOT or smokes as clear, in fact, as
anthracite coal, and cleaner than wood.
1t contains no sulphur or other impuri-
ties deleterious to health. Call at the
Gas office, 29l Second. lO2
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JAMES CoRwIN has received for Janu-
sry, Frank Leslie's, Demorest, Harper's,
Cooley, Peterson's, Boys of England,
Millinery and Dressmaker, Christmas
number of Bow Belle, and all the late
weekly publications. New house that
Jack built, 1884 Main street.
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JOE LOcEE.-This enterprising news
man on Main, near the corner Of Jeffer-
son street, has received all the Christ.
mas periodicals, January magazines,
pictorials from all points, and daily pa
pers from Northern and Southern cities.
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The opposition of the German govern
ment to Roman Catholicism is still a
subject of excitement in ecclesiastical
circles in Europe. A number of French
bishops have addressed letter to the
bishops of Germany encouraging them
to resist the German government in its
opposition to the church.
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JOE LOCKE. This enterprising news
man on Main, near the corner of Jefer-
son street, has received all the New
Years periodicals, January magazines,
pictorials from all points, and daily pa
pers from Northern and Southern cities.
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Coal Reduced.

Having bought stock of Pittsburg
coal at the recent decline, we now offer
first class Pittsburg coal al serenity
cents per barrel OF seven dollars per
ton, delivered.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
l00t No. 3 Madison street.
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Judge T. A. Lewis, general manager
Of E. and P Dispatch, is in the city.
Also H. A. Duval, general manager,
and Enoch Taylor, Southern superinten-
dent OF Great Western Dispatch.
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" you want 10 prepare your system
against yellow fever, use DR.. 6. A.
Buchignanis anti.bilious pills and lndo-
Americana Bitters. For sale at c.
Curtis & Co.'S drug store, No. 246 Main
street. l09
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CANDIDATES would do well to call at
the LEDGER Office to have their cards
printed-better, cheaper and quicker
than at any other Office in this city. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

IT is understood that if Attorney
General Williams is not confirmed as
Chief Justice by the Senate he will. be
appointed minister to some foreign
country. That would be good move.
Let him be sent as far away as possible.
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NOTICE.

Furs, dress goods, black aud coll
ored aIpacas. notions. iadies' and
gents underwear and - large stock
OF dry goods will b closed cat ~
a great sacrifice at
$50 Main street.
some extra me goods will here be
ones "a. ~ the stock must be closed
outfn thirty days. 81
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JAMES Lyons, who was lately appoint
ed United States District Attorney OF
Virginia by President Grant, is the same
man who presided over the Louis
vile Convention which nominated Chas.
O'Conner for President. He was mem
Der of the Confederate Congress, and
supported JEFF. Davis's administration.
/" ] LET us have peace"
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THE RECONSIDERATION of St. PauFs
Episcopal church, of New Haven, took
place on the 2lth instant with great
pomp and splendor. The new decora-
lions of the interior cost 5000
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TEMPLE OF LaYE.-The members of
the Temple of Love, No. /, will assemble
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church
on Court street, near Second, on Friday
evening, July I'd. A number Of young
gentlemen will deliver address on the
text, Wine is a Mocker.
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NOTICE

A large stock of dress goods,
linens, oIORks and shaWls will be
sold at a sacrifice for the next
thirty days AZ
got 500 Main street.
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SECRETARY RICHARDSON now thinks
that it will be necessary to resort to ad-
ditional taxation in order to meet the
current expenses Of the government.
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LARGE numbers of negroes are flock
ng from Alabama to Mississippi The
election Of Ames is said to be the cause.
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Holiday drinks are fixed up by George,
at the Hole in the Wall, on Monroe
street. near the Peabody, in a style IN
equaled in this city. 96-t
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The Columbia Mail has been merged
into the Herald, Of that city.
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NOTICES.
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NOTICE.

OrFicE WASHINGTON FIRE Ann MARtNEl
Insurance Co., So Madison street.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WASH
ington Fire ana Marine Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that the calls Of
Five per cent. msde in August last. due and
payable, each. on the 1st Of october and Mo-
vembor last, and suspended 10 consequence Of
the then prevailing epidemic. will now be duo
and payable at the office Of the Company, as
follows; Five per cent. between the LIST and
airy, 1874. GbO. W. L. CROOK. sec'y.
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SIcKLEs has resigned, and Caleb
Cushing is now our minister at Madrid.
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FRrsn oysters received daily At ma
dame vincents Crystal Palace. Served
in every style and in cans TO families. l6t
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Tor sale IN ons-fourth Al ons-half bar
rels By /. Podesia a Co. go Front
street. sole agenis ~
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ELEoTIoMe.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MEMPHIS Cry SCHOOLS. !

MEMPHIS JITY 6UHOOLS, {
December 23d. 1873. !
IN PURSUANCE OF THE CHARTER OF
i the Memphis City Schools, notice is hereby
given that an election win be held by the
Sheriff of Shelby county, in the several W ards
of the city of Memphis on the first Thursday
in January. 1874. at the same time with the
election Of city officers, to elect one member Of
said Board Of Education from each Ward, in
place of those whose terms then expire.
CHAS. KORTRECHT,
G.99 President Of Board Of Education.
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NEW rubber star-hraoelets, 81 per pair
at the Jet Palace. ll6
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G. RrDrs, carpenter shop. II Wash
ingfon street lo3
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The wife Of the only son of the late
Professor Agassiz died few days ago.
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AZ panic prices. 90 Victor d.
Fuebs', No. jefferson street. -
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No osE voald play On the large tables
afiet trying ibosssmsn ones Al Billeifs.
esfi
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FRESH OYSTERS.

For shell and can OYSTERS. 80 90
Felix FransisIf's. 2s2 Front 90. ST
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Those small tables at Willetts are
magnificent. 95f
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Election Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS. OF THE WASH
ineton Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that there will be an
election held for seven Directors, TO serve for
twelve months, at the Office Of the Company.
No. 81 Madison street, from am. to pm
bv-laws and charter Of the Company.
g7-lO5 GEO. W. l.. CROOK, Sse'y.
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BEING apprised of sales having been
made by one W. D. Highlander, formerly
in my employ, he, said Highlander,
claiming to charge such sales to himself,
permitting such parties to pay him, indi-
vidually, and no such entries having
been made on his account, this is to no.
tify said persons to come forward and
nay me such sales, as they are without
my knowledge and consent.
1902 A. G. DENNIS.
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snrrnI EnunIitx.

The code, section 1895, says: II any
person offering himself as a candidate
for any Office of honor, profit or trust in
this State by himself or agent, treat the
electors with spurious, vinous or malt
liquors, for the purpose Of thereby OBJ
tanning their votes, such person shall,
on conviction, be fined 500 for the use
Of the county" The candidates who
have been treating and drinking with
the white and eolored voters must now
put it on the grounds Of a friendly and
social glass between gentlemen who
stood upon the same plane Of social
equality.
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II you would enjoy the game Of bill
lizard, play onwilletts small tables. 1857
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KAHN f. FRFIBERG.

100, III, I7s Main street, corner Si
Poplar. Two hundred elegant
Jackets for ladies at So 30 each. l0l
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TIE only complete stock Of Jet at the
Jet Palace. llb
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE
FLOOR MANAGERS /:

Tickets Of AdmissiOn, One Dollar each.
To be had at the principal hotels, book and
music stores, drug stores, and other business
places. Also, ct the Ticket Office Of the Ex-
position Building. 10l-l0i
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274 second street, opposite Court Square
Ha has the best assortment OF all style'
on band. w
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ooaIt coaIi

P. G. Bigley has opened his coal office
at 20 South Court street, and is prepared
to furnish the best article at reasonable
prices. llI
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u..i s,,.e, came Market.

S. Clement, No. 92 Beal street, has
fresh oysters at panic prices 7st
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ReeIfoot Lake Fish
To Tnose VINO Indulge.

A fine lot just received by Victor D.
Fuchs, II Jefferson street. l0l
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ATTENTION is called to the Jet Palace
advertisement. ITO
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Marx TsAIS's aud Charles Dudley
Warmers new book, entitled The
Gilded Age" 3 tale Of to-day and q
book just fitted for the times, may be
had by calling or addressing the agent
7. g. RIIET,
No. IS Madison street
lO6cs With Warnasf a Lee lot
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COTTON FACTORS.
OWEN, McNUTT & co,
COTTON FACTORS
DECETvING, FORWARDING AND GEN-
IN err comuission Merchant, Lee Block,
rs Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.

An cotton OF ether producs conEirned q 20
Irrnfsd. unless otnersise inltructed- har
rnf. rope aud oiher Tupriiel furuishea a ne
lowest market Prise pi-Atili'Af
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HAVE you played on those small tables
Al Willetts? 95f
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pIlNosi PIANOsi

And Musloal Instruments Of all kinds
cheap for the Holidays 90 10
~ Al uoLIENHEuG.
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CELEBRATION.
AMuSEM EMIT.

NEW YEARS WEEK ENGAGEMENT
IN for Five Nights only only of the eminent
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BY TELEG CRAP H.
Exclusively for the Register
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Odtee, 1IO Main street.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Destructive Fire.

PorrsylLLB, June 20.-This after
noon about $50 P. NJ, general alarm
OF IRE was sounded. and one Of the
most destructive fires we ever had in
the city was raging, involving the loss
OF upwards OF 100000, which falls
on the poor class of people who can
i'll afford it, and who scarcely have any
insurance. The fire broke ou,
in the taunery shop owned by
Charles Martzen, on Samuel street
and spread so rapidly that in
five minutes it communicated to q
large number OF adjacent buildings
mostly frame, which it was impossible
to save. The sparks fell thickly in all
directions, the wind being very high.
The alarms were given from every
quarter and cur fremen were almost dis
heartened when the cry came that the
fire had communicated from sparks to
property in one Of the most valuable
business blocks on Centre street. A
detachment was at once sent to the
new sCSuc VI uduSSEs "hiiS ObbSio ~
mained at their posts doing excellent
service. At one time it seemed as ifths
whole town were to be doomed, but by
superhuman efforts the fire WAS stayed
and telegraph dispatches were sent tc
all the neigh boring towns Tor help and
their fire departments were quickly or
hand. They were brought here on
special train. The fire was finally sub
dued about 8 o'clock, aud great credit
ia due not only to the fire
department OF our town but also that
Of neighboring boroughs. Considerable
complaint was made on account Of the
inefficient water supply, probably due
to the prolonged dry spell, but more
particularly on account OF the supply
pipes which are 30 very inadequate 10
tbe growing demands of the city.
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NASHVILLE.
The Cholera.

NASHVILLE, June 20.-The whole
number OF deaths to-day, was eighty,
nearly all OF which was from cholera.
This is by far a more fearful mortality
than the worst day Of the cholera visi-
.s,ion in 1866, when there was a much
larger population, seventy being the
largest number OF deaths in any one
day Of that year. There is good deal
OF sickness in the city proper, but just
beyond the city limits the disease is
prevailing to a much more alarming
extent, principally among the poorer
classes OF colored people, who have not
been 30 fortunate in securing medica-
tion as those in the city. The weather
from ten o'clock a. m, to six o'clock p.
.. m, was the hottest OF the
season. At 7 o'clock a. m, we were
visited by a very heavy thunder storm.
which lasted nearly two hours; the
storms on the previous visitation OF the
disease, were generally considered
favorable. What effect this will have
remains to be developed. 1t is hoped
that tomorrow will show large de
crease in the number OF cases.
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SPAIN.
Reform I'm the Colonies.

MADRID, June 20-Many new meas
ures for the better development Of the
land in the Spanish Colonies are being
urged on the government as and essen.
,ial means Of reform. Among those
mentioned is one which, if it is advsnc-
ed, will greatly increase the revenue o.
the country. aa1 that is the more ex-
tensive cultivation OF tobacco in the
colonies, under the direct authority and
supervision OF the home government.
This plan has been approved by the
miuistery, and the government now
proposes to farm out plantations for the
cultivation OF tobacco in the PHILIPPINE
Islands.
Information has been received here
to-day OF the burning, by the Csrlista,
of the railway station at Bellock.
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atheelina &eaister.

REroRrs ofproceedings at the close Of
the scholastic year at the two principal
institutions Of learning in the State en-
gross the greater part Of our paper this
morning to the exclusion Of both tele-
yraphic and editorial matter. Ifit can
afford any consolation to disappointed
readers this morning, we may assure
them that the telegraphic dispatches
received last night contained nothing
Of startling importance, nothing out
OF the usual tenor of the news OF the
day
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MICHIGAN.
An Omrer Shot.

DxrS&r, June 20.-This morning
Sheriff Gslp was shot on Main street,
BY Esr giving his name as John
Smith, who the officer was srresting
for wool stealing. The ball lodged in
his breast, but has not been found. The
wound is not fatal. The thief was
lodged In Jail.
The Canada and Chicago railrosd
bridge. over the American channel at
Trenton. is completed.
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PITTSBURGH.
Sloped.

PIrrsBURGH, June 70.
Samuel MCLEAN, the banker, an &C.
count OF whose arrest for false pretense
in selling New York exchange on banks
where be had no account, is believed TO
have left the city. An information has
been made against him for forgery also
in drawing check Tor S2S 81, TO which
he signed the name OF Howard Morton,
8 business man OF this city. McClean's
liabilities will amount, it is believed, to
$4,000 or 100000 beyond his assets.
His father died few years ago. leaving
him banking capital of $4,000.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
O8rcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, June 81. A. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England gentle and fresh
westerly to north winds, cloudy weather
and lower temperature. than on Friday,
are probable; ior the Middle States and
Tower lake regions. very generally clear
weather, and light to fresh Weaterly to
north winds, shifting to easterly and
south over the latter.
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ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Accident.

LASALLE, June 20.-An extra freight
train bound west on the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad, collded with
the day express bound east from this
city, to-day. smashing the pilots Of both
engines and throwing some trucks of
the track and delaying both trains
nearly an hour. No person injured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500, 900 In Bank to Pay Gifts.
10, 900 Cash Gifts Paid in Fun
100000 for only $40

Enough OF the l0o.i % tickets issued ,or the
IHIRD GRAND GIrr CoNcERr, Ia aid o, tha
Public Library OF Kentucky, having been
having been universally expressed that
the 1000 cash gifts offered should be drawn
in full and paid In full with out sny scaling
down, as heretofore, the management,with
the concurrence OF the trustees, have de-
sale of the remnsnt OF tickets lett on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised fog
AprilS Il therefore postponed 10 Tuesday,
July S, 1873, on which day, and no other,
they will positively and unqulvocally take
At ihis grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid In
full 10 the ticket holders who draw them: