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G%EMFst1Ms.
Calvary Excursion
f r. a L A n ID, ID 4 L.
ON THE
Steamer A r Z E L,
THURSDAY. July 10th, 1873.
RAIN OR SHINE
SEGNOR RLITZ,


The great vBNTRILoQUIST will accompany the
excursion and entertain the party both the boat
and on land If it should be stormy day the signor
Will furnish any quantity OF amusement to tl0ae
who do not wish to go on shore.
PROF. ELLINaER'S CITY CoRNRT BAND will
enliVen the party with excellent mus1c during the
day, and
JOHN PURNELL the celebrated caterer will
have plenty OF refreshments OF all kinds at reasons
Dle prices Tor those who do not wish TO take lunch
with them.
In order to make up for our disappointment In not
getting on on last Tuesday, are determined that
Lnis shall De the most pleasant party that ever left
wilmington, !and TO gain this point arrangements
have been made with the ARIEL" to leave us at
some other place, should Fraland not prove desra-
ole after examining the grounds. We are informed,
however, that the best grove and bathing on Della.
ware Bay, ts at this place.
The tickets will be dollar, (no half price,) and
viii be The same that were to have been used for
the Excursion TO Bridgeport, They may be had
from any OF the teachers and scholars or at the hat
and cap establishment OF Messrs. E. Ii. kumford q
Bro.
Should the weather be pleasant the boat will leave
French Street Wharf at T.3J O'Clock A. M but should
IL he stormy she will not leave until 80 O'Clock.
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The Coming Sabbath School Song Book, entitled,
THE RIVER OF LIFE

With new music and words by the most distn-
epe linen pages free. AS1'
,nl The above books sent, post paid, for the retail
OLIVER DITsoN d CO., Boston.
GaAS; iS6 as q; DITsoN CO., III Broadway, N. Y,
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GARRATT'S ELECTRIC:DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural.
gia, Local Palms. Weakness, Lameness, 6c They
supply gentle 1ow OF constant electricity and have
a wider range OF use and help in the above named
caAs OF troubles than the ordinary battery. Sold by
e. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
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THE AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE CO.,

"a W@hmANo4VNf
las removed to their new and neatly furnished
Otlce and Salearooms In
clayton House Building,
where they are prepared to offer to the public the
Inost popular Sewing Machine cf the day This
Inacnlne mac mas been lately improved and indeed is a
ceeds all competition. ~ o4
ITS EQUAL CANNOT BE FOUND
In this or any other city Don't forget to call and
examine before you buy, and bs convinced of its
sapeTloIlty over all Others onlcs in Clayton House
Building, 5O7 King street.
ly9u j. u. PRIMROSE Manaper
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Heilt advertisements.


DoRTABLE sCRooL SAVING MACHINES
1 which can he used on a table, and enables an
amateur to out any articles OF ornamental wood
work. Prices, $40 and $3.50. a. -
No. 1856 flight Thirty-nve Market st, below Ninth,
PhiladelBhis.
TNISa KETTLES, AND A GENERAL AsSORT-
H. ment OF other Cooking Vessels and Hardware,
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. sSb eight Thirty y-nvel Market ct below Ninth,
Philadelphis.
TENRY OUR LYKENs VALLEY COAL. 1T is
very superior fer use in mild weather, to any
GEO. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf,
7 00K! LOOK! LOOK!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
ss1yeI sS% sds5 sSiS0 per Ton.
Extra Large Nut, s5T5
Guaranteed pure; 2940 lbs TO the ton; well
screened and delivered promptly by
A. NEWLfN KEITHLER,
Successor to Joseph Fout:
office and Yard: Cor. West and Water SITS.
A NEWLiN KEITHLER,
s9Ie agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD, introducing q nre lighter In every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal shaVings or
The wood is all dried in Kilns and is perfectly
dry and free from KNOTS Families will find it very
by the barrel. Office and Yard,
mar2l-6m VEST AND WATER STREETS.
NHEAP GOAL.
For sale. a large stock of Lehgh and shamokin
Cosl Persons wishing 10 buy the genuine Harleigh
Lehigh and Excelsior Shamokin Goals will please
send in their orders early as we confidently expect
ever. Coal will be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances.
nrou md
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coLoRED PROCESSION ATTACKED BY WHITE
RoUdH5.
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WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, uooR.
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM,

1OUb INTEREST,"
Your attention is called to my stock OF Doors.
Sash, Bhnds Shutters, Window Frarnes Door
up wRreroom at
No. 42I West FRONT STREET.,
(Between We and Washington streetsI
am prepared to I'LL all orders for Building Ma
terlals OF the best quality at the lowest ratea A
ssock Of az tne usual sizes OF doors, sash, blinds
Kept constantly on hand. Having been a nannfac
turer In this line Of business for number OF wears.
and now having factory in the lumber reRt0ns 1
Ieei conndent oeh give entire Satisfaction to an
both In price and quality. '
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED TO,
Can and examine my stock before PURCHASING
eTpsMneIe; port,er ~. " VIII pay you TO do So
farues from the country will have their uoodl
notice. WNT n fSsTRpssSy,i ~ sn"As
q jelO-u Agent for T. z. On NORMANDIR
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nRDKks RECEIVED FOR COAL FLOUR. AllI,
" Feed, Of market rates, at ALDRRDICR'S,
Ill shipley st.
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ENISa KETTLES, AND A GENERAL AsSoRT-
Il ment Of other Cooking Vessels and Hardware,
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. ssC eight Thirty-nvel Market SC below Ninth,
philadalnhfa
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TENRY OUR LYKENs VALLEY COAL 1T is
i very superior fer use In mild weather, to any
other Coal In the market,
GEO. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court of
the state Of Delaware. made at New Castle the 18th
day OF October. A. d. 1873. will be exposed to sale
at PUBLIC auction. at the Auction Room OF Okle i
Miller. Cnrnsr Of Fourth an6 King streets, in the
City Of Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY. the eth day Of JANUARY, AID.
1874. at II O'Clock. A. NJ,
The following lands and tenements. being the real
estate Of the late Samuel Wallace, deceased: All
that certain lot OF land with q Frame -.
Dwelling House thereon erected, situated E5
IN the CIty Of WilminRtOn. New Castle
County. State of Delaware. on the eastsrly III
side Of French str et at the distance Of about q q
feet from the sOuthery side Of Fourth street, with
tront Of about 20 st on French street, and run
ming back with that width about 95 feet, bounded
Dy land OF Elizabeth wallace on the north. and by
land formerly OF - SWeattman on the south.
ATTENDANCE will be given and terms of sale made
known at the time and place Aforesaid by
VICTOR Dupont Trustee.
N.B.-The above de'cribed real estate is in 4
very desirable situation. and the attention Of pur-
ehasers 4 especially called to IT,
deel5eOdl01-dts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
The VtrxInIus ana HerCrsw.

HAVANA, December l4.-The man-of-war
Isabel la CatOlica returned here yesterday, hav-
ing left the Virginius in charge of a Spanish
gunboat at Bahia Honda. sThe Spanish steamer
Bazan has sailed from Santiago de Cuba, for
Bahia Honda with the Virginiw pris ners on
board and is expected at the latter place tO-mor-
row. II has been arranged that the Nirginius
and her surviving passengers a1d crew shall be
delivered 10 the Americans at the same time in
the port Of Bahia Honda. Havana remains
tranquil Two balalliOns Of volunteers are on
duty for the preservation Of order and patrols
were established throughout the city last night.
The ringI0adar ofthe denomination OF Friday
night has been arrested and win be tried by
court martial. JouVellar is speech TO the
volunteers to-day, declared that he knew that
all good citizens sided with him, that they
would assist in putting down any disturbance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
PUBLICSALES.
TRUSTEES SALE

RY virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court ot
~ the state OF Delaware, in and for New Ca astIs
County. made the 24th day Of October. A. D. is7s
VIII be exposed to sale by way Of public anctinn
at tne Auction Room Of Oale q Miller Corner 1tn
and King streets. 10 the city OF Wilmington. ON
WEDNESDAY. the 7th day Of JANTARY 1.-i
At ii o'clock, A. N,
The following described lands aud tspsmsr,s hs-
ing tue real estate Of the late EiIAbeth sliscs
deceased A Lot of Land situated 10 the C,tv Al
Wilmington. county aud State Aforesaid. on the
south east corner Of French and Fourth stTesIs
WITH front Of absuk21 4 feet. and Turning SaSS
pa09 about 70 feet. with that width, and EiI
havlng thereon erected Frame Dwelling ~
And it Is ordered that the purchaser or nreb a.
efs thereof be and appear at the next OTphan,.
Court Tor New Castle County. that the Court ma v
assign to him. her or them, the premises sold mr.
SuAnt to said order. he she or they with suaeisnt
sdfety o. surotes, TO be approx ed by The Conrt an
eertng into reeoRnizanee 10 the State 10 bS tsiSo
e9a aeAnOWlooqed In said Court, in 4 pen nj ANN
TO Undermined By the said Court with le0pdition
70 pay TO the parties entitled seVeFay their exee-
ntors adminlstIstors or assigns respectively their
Just and proporti0nate shares Of the said
money, with interest '-om such TINA as the Conf
pay determine, IN manner and form as NAV bv IN .
direction Ofthe said Court be prescribed and an
pointed IN ssid condition. N ~
AtteBdaaos win be given and terms Of sale m ads
known St the time aud place afOresaid by
VICTOR Dupont. Esq, Trustee.
Attest. CHAS. ". VANDEVRR
N.B-ThO Above described real estate Il in .
very desirable situation and the attention of pur-
ehasers is especially called to il.
dee15-eOd l0d-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
TOBACCO AND CIaAas.
COR. FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS.

COR. FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS.
full stock of all the popular grades Of Chewing
Tobacco. such rs Monitor. Golden Navy, Rebecca
Double Thick Navies, Michigan and New York
Fine Cuts Smoking Tobacco. consisting Of all the
well known brands.
shorts. or Cigar Cuttings, always on hand,
also manufacture n splendid Yata and Havana
six for twenty-five cents, and q three cent Cigar
hard to equal.
Also. stock Of Fancy Articles. as Pencils, Pens
Ink. Paper. Envelopes. Paper Cuffs and Collars
with Pipes. &C.. &c.
The above goods am selling to meet the crisis
Come and You will save large percentage, Do not
forget. Cor. Front and Jefferson streets.
decl3-It II. NJ. MULLIN:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

A speciaf dispatch from Berlin 10 The Lon
don Hour says the commander Of one Of the
German vessels seized by spanish man-ot-
war "a SOOlOO archipelago and carried 10 Nam
ia, writes home that himself and crew were
sent b prison and kept there two months.
Inent 90 the hands OF the Spanish O1lelhls. =
The Hours dispatch also says public feel
inR In Germany Is much excited over the
6elfarel 81 the vessels, and the fullest sausfae-
ton Tor the Insult to the German nag is de-
manded. k
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

he felt the terrible importance Of 30 unpleasant
duty, and when he had hniShed he recIlned back
in his chair, aud placing his hand over his fearful
eyes 80 remained, for several minutes.
UdderzooE, throughout the trying ordeal
changed some little in color, and showed some
nervousness; but when the sentence was conclud-
ed he, at the direstiOh of Mr.. Perdue, took his
at. imam orderly manner, with not tear or shew
OF fear evident.
The sentence was delivered at 940 O'Clock, and
occupied about twenty minutes, IN its delivery.
After the sad words were finished tha Judge
ordered the sheriff to take the prisoner back to
Jail Mr.. Perdue asked the court the proper man
ner to pursue in way Of taking exceptlOhs 10 the
sentence. lie was iniOrned 70 plIFsue the same
course as taken in the George Grant case. Here
the court adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
nnInr ror tho VlrnInIus.

New YORK, Dec 14.-A Key West special
to the Tribune, dated to-day says the Dispatch
sails tonight, with four officers from the flag
ship Worcester and an extra crew Of of 50 men
from the PaWnee, to receive the NlTglniuS,
aud probably takeher TO Northern port. The
Dispatch will carry full compliment OF OFF,
GERS selected from the squadron to take charge
OF the YlFQinius.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
DAILY GAZETTE.
More TnrntInn-

At is hopSd that the Salary Grabbers will not
dare to add $4,000 900 to the already heavy taxes
the people Of this country now endure. la view
Of the demand for $4,000 year that has been
added to Grants salary, the Administration ought
to be ashamed to ask such q sum. Let the ex-
pensss OF the Civil Service be reduced By oil
meaus to within reasonable bounds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
m.aah !. a.anlaI. n. Arnaaiu.

Professor Louis John Rudolph Agasslz died
In Boston ct quarter past tan O'clock last
night. He was carried away from life by the
effects Of an attack Of paralysis, indnced BY
cerebral congestion. He was In the 9th year
Of his age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
-
MIN.

PITT.-OH the 18th inst. Margaret Pitt. In the sth
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral from her
Philadelphia. on Tuesday. the 10th list, af 8
o'clock. P. NJ. to proceed to Palmer street vault
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
no TME PURLlC,

" B. MsINTIRE, who has been the senior
u partner Of the firm Of MeIntire James.
Hardware Dealers. at ia Market street. for the
and former customers that be has Withdrawn from
said firm and has rented the Store ~ Market street.
directly opposite the old stand.l where be win in
few days open with full stock of Hardware. Cut
lery ke. ami hopes to receive the patronage Of all
his former customers, and to add to his already
large number Of friends and customers many new
Dec. 3. ls7S-tf II: B. MCINTYRE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

This season We intend to sell Toys and Fanel
Goods cheaper than they are sold in PhiIadslPhi
or New York Call aud be convinced,
Adams & Bro. 5O6 Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

JUDGE BUFFERS REMARKS TRACING THE
TERRIBLE CRIME TO THE PRISONER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

N0TICE.-The second payment Of the Clayton
IN Loan Association. (neW plAn.) will be made
on Friday evening, December 10th. at the old Board
OF Trade Rooms, Third and Market, or to the Sec
retary. 22d Market street. during the Afternoon Of
that day. Persons desiring shares in this new loan
should come forward and subscribe.
NJ l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
dec4-tm Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

NOTICE Is hereby given that the parnership
IN heretofore existing between Henry b. MeIn-
tire 4 Maury James, was dissolved on the 10Th day
Of November. A. D.. 1873. by mutual consent.
All debts owing to the said parnership are to be
exclusively received and paid to said Manry james,
who alone is authorized to sign in there
Of II. d. MeINTIRE,
dec4-tf MAURY JAMES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
UNDERTOOK DOOMED.
A New Trial Denied Him.

He IS Sentenced to be Hanged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

NOTICE.-ThS RfIh annual meeting Of the st ock-
~ holders Of the Masonic Hall Company, Of
Wilmington, Del: will be held in the Di q
rectOrs' Room Of the Masonic Hall, on
Saturday. the ZIth day Of D. 3embeF. ls73,
ut o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose Of elect M
ing one peTs on fer President one IeraonE "
tar Vice President, ore person for Treasurer. and
one person Tor Secretary. and mae Directors to
declO sld J.P, ALMOND, Sse'y-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
SHINGLES RFLOAT.

UTINES. WHISKIES, BRANDIES, GINS.
w Wines. g to 81 per gallon Brandiss. 81 to
Sl6; Whiskies 81 50 tn IS Tins, s. to 81 per gal
Ions, AlsO Delaware Bitters and Fine Liquors by
ALEXANDER SaVILLE,
5l2 Market ST.. next door to City Hall.
dses-lW WIlminGtOn, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS !
SPLENDID CLOTHING
F0R CHRISTMAS WEAR.
JOSEPH ROW,
3IS MARKET STREET,

MEMS. YOUTHS aai BOYS CLOTHING,
and GENTLuhEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We would have it to be distinctly Understood
that this house has been established for more than
tWeaty 6ge aAPs result of which We have
more aeeomm sdsii ions. growing out Of greater ex.
perienee and stQ1y Of our customers wants. and
Il is owing to this fact that We have gained tAe
ad dmirat0n and patronage Of all those who con
slider an honest and strAis shtfoFWard principle IL
dealing worthy Of their support. We assure IA ru-
ers. merchants Aad mechanics that We have goods
to suit their trades aud guarantee satisfaction as
both our Clo.hilG aud Furnishing GOOds are eheap,
durable and saestantial.
J0G8PH ROW. 3I6 Mar ket street.
0ne door below Fourth. Will. Del.
lee9d AdjoA1Ag W d. Sharp's Dry GOoda House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
NOTICES.

objection NOTICE,
Il FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del, Dee. TO- 1873
Notice is hereby given that the annual meetinR
Of the Stockholders of this Bank will be held ct the
Banking House, on TU kSDAY. the 18th day Of Jan
uary, 1874, between the hours of two and four
O'Clock 7. M., for the purpose of electinE nine
Stockholders TO serve Directors the ensuing
year.
deelO te GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cash'r.
RENTERS.
An OFFICE CITY WATER WORKSl
Wilmington. Dee. 10, 1873
The bills Tor 1874 are now ready and PAYABLE al
the Registrar, lOO0 Mark ct street ~
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
deelLto Jan3I Registrar.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21
Demosra.le Proeesalns. a. gsenor.

MANOR, August 10, 1878.
In obedience to n call of the Chairman
of the Democratic Committee of Beat No.
1, amecting was held at this place and or
ganized by electing Judge J. w. Allen
President, DR.. i. ID. Hill and w. l.. Giles,
Secretaries. On motion the following COM
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions
for the government of the meeting, viz.
Aaron Burleson, W. S. Fowler, w. L. Giles,
]. Z. Crockett, and John Taylor, Jno. w.
Brown, Aaron Burleson and W i. Giles
were reelected Executive Committee of this
beat. sts
The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted: $4,000,
1. Resolped That all voters who have uni
formly acted with the Democratic party arc
members of this convention, and that those
who have been acting with the opposite
party will be received into this convention
upon their personal pledge to support the
nominees of the party, and the endorsement
Of their reliability by at least one known
Democrat a srse ssssi,s~ tts
9. Resoiecd That the voting in this con
vCntion shall be by ballot, and after each
ballot the candidate receiving the least
number Of votes shall be dropped, until
one receives a majority Of all the votes
polled.
3. Reeolcod, That the question Of the
bonds Of the International Railroad be left
in tho court where il is, and that we viii
consider the decision Of the court binding
when finally rendered.
The convention then went into the cleo
ton Of justice o. the peace, and Albert
Brown was elected for sheriff. q. B. zim-
polnan los votes. ~. Brown a.; Cor.
win 8 Pitts 3 JcfnIg can for treasurer, and
Frank Brown Tor district clerk, by accla-
nation.
Tho following gentlemen were elected
dcierates to the county convention: Judge
J. ~. Allen, DR.. W. s. Fowler, ]. r. 0w.
ings David Jones, J. G. Wheeler, W. L.
Giles, w. Patl0n. VIM. Alexander, ]. Dill
Hnghan, u D. hin. I'd Taylor, Jno. w.
brown. Jas Manor. g. ~. Malone, !. ,.
Giles, Ed Crockct
pl1ti. Tint The secretary send q copy
of these procccdincR q the DUfOcRAEIC
STATESMAN for pub icotion-
~ ~ Atl.sN,
- - Atihi, PRESIDENT
.|I.||I "I'|.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC NsTRUC

We are authorized to announce ALEXANDRIA,.
BROOKS, a candidate for the Office OF Supernten-
dent OF Public Instruction. For twenty years he has
been president Of one OF our best colleges and dis
scholar and Christian gentleman, well acquainted with
all systems of public and private inetructo0 and
thorough practical business man. His nomination by
the State Democratic Convention would be received
with joy by MANY VoTKRs.
We are authorized to announce CHAS. A. JAMES
Gate head Of Department Of Modern Languages, His
tory and Literature Texas Military Instituted can
didnte for the Office Of Superintendent Of Public In
struction subject to the decision OF the State Demo
cratic Convention aul2 david
candidate FOR the Office OF superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction. Twenty-Five years OF experience In
educational matters In Texas, and an intimate &C
qnaintance with all systems Of public and private In
struction, induce him 70 oter his name SHOULD he re-
ceive the nomination Of the State Democratic COnven
fion he viii discharge, to the best Of his ability the
duties Of this responsible office.
To the People OF Texas: At the solicitation Of friends
in different paris Of the State present my name 70 the
voters Of Texas the Democratic candidate for State
decision OF the next Democratic State Convention.
The claims present to my fellow citizens are: am
graduate Of an old and noted college the SOUTH that
Tor Oh q quarter OF century have devoted my best
energies TO educational enteprsesi that for the last
fifteen years have been successful educator IN Texas
and for the last eight years had charge Of Female
College az Seguin, second to none IN the State, and
trust that my experience has qualified me TO fully un-
dertand the best mode OF conducting schools OF every
grade. have taken much pains 70 inform myself o.
the workings Of public schools In the different States
in this country and In Europe and hope, III the
choice of your delegates to be able, by unrng devo
ton to the duties OF office, TO advance the education Of
the youth Of the country, In manner beneficial to
them and satisfactory to the people.
sEeUIS, TEXAS, July q, 1873 july25-df
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Whole tickets $50; halves es5; tenths, or
each coupon Is; eleven whole tickets for o1oo; 21H
tickets for 1900; ia whole tickets Tor 1900; ~
whole tickets for $1,000 No discount on less than
$500 worth Of tickets q q time.
The unparalleled success Of the third elf Concert
as well the satisfaction given BY tho Eifnt and
Second, makes Il only necessary TO announce the
Fourth 70 insure the prompt sale Of every ticket The
Fourth Gift Concert win be condnctcd III ~ is doaa
like the third and full particulars may Be learned from
circulars which VIII be sent free from this once % al
who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and an orders accompa.
nicd by the money promptly hllod Liberal terms given
70 those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. r. BTfA1IT.ETTE
Agent Publ. LIbr. Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building. Louisville, ny.
anfH eiaW&Wid
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO nll Persons Interested a. ellc M1l1le
or Joseph Cecil, deceasod;
The State Of Texas BY her attorneys has 1ied n the
District Court Of Travis county, a. application %
echeat the landed estate OF TIE 1oclatul JOSEPH Cecil
situated IN Travis county. ThIa q % notify AZ per-
Interested that said petition viii Be acted On 81
the next term OF the District Court q Travis county
TO be held e. the court house thereof IN the city 81
Austin, on the first Monday u October a d.. loi1
when and where they win appear and 1h1W cause Why
said estate should not be eeCheatcd % the Stats o.
T1xne
Witness my hand and the seal 81 said Co1n
this nineteenth July. A. D. 1878.
II. ST. a. u. NORRIS, Clerk,
By PRANK DnoWN, Deputy.
Received July 10 1873 and ordered 20 Be printed IN
Democratic Weekly St1iea10n.
GRO. n ZugPELMAN
Sheriff Travis county.
BY Jonn =. srokks. Deputy aherla. Ia ~