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The money TO pay all these gins in fall ig nov
upon depodt in the RGrmeFB' and broVerS' Bank
Of Louisville, and BStASld0 for that puTpolo, and
can only DO used for that purpose 1S win be seen
By the following Certificate OF tho Cashier:
ORFTcl CT FARHERs' LND DRoVKRs' BANK, |
I-- LOUISVILLE, KY., April z, 1874. I
This iS to certify that there Il in the PArmer6'
and DroIefT Bank 70 tho credit Of the Third
Grand Gin Concert, for the benefit Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky, ave hundred thouEAnd
d0llaF6s which has bOoil5 Ost- -apaFt BY the man.
ayers topAy the giftS In tulL and VIII be held BY
the bank and PAID out for Ibia purpose, and this
purpose only ,.,,.,R R 8 HEESa SGIa G.. SS'he5 ,IsE,
bGehg, and 20 Of TIE 5000, The SIS, ,o50, the
S9oo01 he Slo, ,00o thStS 900, and all the other
gins, 10 900 In number, amounting 70 $500 900.
The remnant Of unSold tickets will bO furnish
e6to hose who arst apply EorderS accompanied
SSsatSJ a. t6S iolloEtng prices Whole tieiSts,
SO hblyeS, O. and q1lfterA - 30; II whole
tiekela for Si0o SO for 600, iia for 81 900, and
676 for IS 600. No discount on lesS than 500
worth Of hcket1 alta time,
The coneert and distribution Of gifts will be
gin At O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 8, In
Public Library hall, and the following will be
the order Of proceedings: lot, Music BY oreheS'
tral band. ID. Placing Of tags (oAe for each tick.
OF soldl in large wheel. 81. Placing Of gifts In
snail Wheel. Oh. Music By orchestral band.
DlWing Of nTst half Of gif5. 7lh. MuGie BY
orchestral band. s,h. drawing Of last half Of
gifts. 9th. Placing Of large wheel With tags In
hands Of committee Sppointed BY audience. 10Th.
Grand orchestral leonceEt,
Tho made on this GEahd oeea8lnn win bO the
best that can b procured, aud the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and glft8 In the
WheOlA and 1upGIintend the drawing and keep
the record OF the drawn numbers will be chosen
from the best known and most trustworthy clu-
Een1 Of he BtSte. All WI bsEo conducted ls 10
Do =, perfect Gulranty AEaihlt complaint from
T6O payment OF gins VIII begin on Saturday,
July II, Gt Q O'Clock An. Tickets drawing Rilt6
must be preaent0d At room No. I, Public Library
bullaing, where eaSh eheeks upon the FArmerS'
and DroTrfT. Blink Of LouiBTille, or sight drLfts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
At The option Of The holder, will be given for the
HeketS, All gifts not called for In months nom
Tho dtiH HinR. .Nn be turned over to the Public
Libfaty fuhd.
For tullplTtIculGTS send for circulars.
e.. a3.o THoS. Z. BRAMLBTTE,
AE@t Publc LihlaRI Kltuely, Louisville, Ky.
For tiekpll oftnioEmAtton apply 70:
I,.V. I. R0Q9KRSi Agent
'-.' 100 Market street, wheeling, W. Va
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, July 2-In the assembly
this afternoon DufaIre's motion to proceed
10 the consideration Of President Theirs
constitutional bills was rejected. Jules
Leurent Of the Right Centre then made
a motion that the appointment Of
the special committee on the con.
stiLuliOnsl bills be postponed one
month afer the next recess. Alter an
animated discussion, in which Gam
beta took part, the motion was adopted I,
Gambetta protested against any attempt
Of the Assembly TO manufacture constl-
tuition without first declaring for whom
and for what kind Of government itwas
intended.
The Messdge de Paris is informed that
negotiations for a postal convention
will soon bu resumed with the United
States.
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A WASHINGTON letter says that In q
conversation recently the President lImi
ted the number Of those from whom he
viii nominate successor TO the late Chic
Justice Chase to five individuals, to-Wit
William N. EVarts, Mir. Attorney Genera
Williams ex,Attorney General HOar, o.
Massachusetts; Judge D. r. Curtis
Of Massachusetts, who was ASso-
claLe Justice Of the United States Su'
preme Court at thu tune Of Judge
Taneys Dred Scott decision, and who re-
signed In consequence thereof, and Sena,
tor Howe, Of Wisconsin. The friends Of
all these gentlemen claim for their special
Sspirant or candidate all the qualifications
necessary 10 decide the selection, and oil
express hopes ol the appointment Of their
lAvorile. The choice will not be made
until Congress shall meet.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
severe storm..Damage by lightning.

Severe stOrm..Damage by Lightning.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IA very severe
rain storm, with heavy thunder and light
ming, prevailed here last night, doing con
siderable damage. The residence oi ],
". McLain was struck by lightning and
badly damaged. The daughter Of Mr.,
McLain and another young lady, who
were Bleeplng together, were seriously in.
jured. The latter, It Is feared, fatally.
Wheat and corn hSs been considerably
damaged. 4.r .-
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.--The rain storm
which commenced last night continued
at intervals during the day. The wheat
crop In the surrounding country Is
very considerably damaged. Several
buildings In the city were struck by light.
ming. Two young ladies sleeping In bed
at the residence Of Mr.. Mcclure, in the
northern part oil the city, were severely
hurt. -9
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The Government Suit against th,
u. p. Railroad.
JUSTICE HUNTS. INJUNCTION To sECUR
s.s TuH CuPDTT0ua =.

JUSTICE HUNTS INJUNCTION To SECURE
THE CREDTToRs. -
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The injunction
granted by Associate Justice Hunt, Of the
q. s. Supreme Court, against the Union
Pacific Railroad Is printed to-day. It 70,
strains the officers OF the Company from
making any use of It's resources, receipts,
or credits, which shall disable them
from paying the interest as II
shall mature upon all classes oi lis se-
curities, and also restraining from pay
ment OF principal and interest on any Sc
curites distributed TO, through or by the
Credit Mobilier OF America.
A. F. Perry, one Of the counsel for the
government in the Credit Mobiler suit, ar
rived here this morning, on his way 10
Cincinnati He had long conference
with Attorney General Williams in rela-
ton TO the suit, which he reports as pro-
ceedlDg very favorably. Telegrams have
been receved at the Attorney Generals
office assuming that the interest on the
first mortgage bonds Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company which are held In
Europe could not DO paid on the 1st Of
July on account Of the suit against the
Company, but iii is not paid It will be
the fault Of the Company and not on &C.
count OF any interference by the Govern
ment. 1t may become necessary II there Is
wiliul neglect or refusal by the Company
to pay this interest TO take steps to have
the receiver appointed TO take charge Of
the road. he will be required u pay the
claims for the additional 90 per cent com.
pensAtion allowed to certain civil EN-.
ployes OF the government in the city Of
Washington by a recent decision Of the
Court OF Claims and affirmed by the So.
preme Court.
The committee appointed to inquire into
the necessity Of erecting life saving stations
are now making an inspection Of the
northern coast Of the United States. The
United States has filed a bill In chancery
in.the United States Circuit Court for
West Virginia, TO enforce venders lien
on the Harpers Ferry property sold In
1869. As soon as the case Is decided the
United States will bring an ejecment
suit against the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
company, which corporation has been
running IL trains over government prop
erty, It Is alleged, without authority;
that when the two suits shsll be deter
mined, that property and franchises will
again be put up Of public auction.
Tho President recognized Otto Msdae,
consul Of Austrio- Hungary at Cincinnati,
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LATEST NEWS.

The New Hampshire Constitutional
Convention was defeated In the House.
john II. Esstburn, an old and vel
known printer Of Boston died Tuesday
night. I
The business portion Of BelleViIle
New York, burned Wednesday morning
Loss $4,000.
"A young man named Vowels, resid'
ing at Nichols, Iowa, was found drowned
In Cedar river Tuesday, Supposed suicide
Kay Telling Mill, at UnionVille
Mass, was destroyed Tuesday night
Loss 10000 insurance $50 900. Spon-
taueous combustion.
The New York Sun announces that
Salvador Cisueras has been chosen Presi.
dent Of the Cuban Republic, Cespedes
having resigned. a.s
"A fire Tuesday Eight in the town oil
Barring, Me-, destroyed 100000 feet ol
lumber belonging to Porter & Sons, David
Hill and F. Eaton. It Is believed the In.
susance will nearly cover the loss.
s. W. Taylor, First Comptroller, has
addressed letter TO an Eastern Senator
saying that the back pay will be at The
disposal Of Senators and Representatives
for two years from date. e
j. +. speer, of Unlontown, Pa jump.
ed In the river at Kansas City, Tuesday
and was drowned. He was drugged and
robbed Of several thousand dollars last
Friday and since then had acted strangely.
Secretary BelkpAp has approved the
location Of q bridge across the Mississippi
river at Lacrosse, Wis by the government
engineer. The Southern Minnesota Rail.
road Company vii accordingly erect q
bridge at that point,
-AlcOt BIOS cooper s6op at Hudson,
N. Y, was burned Wednesday morning
by an incendlary. The firm had com
menced to make barrels for Brooklyn
sugar refinery, whose men arc on strike
and this cause Is attributed 70 the fire.
The Trsasury disbursements ioT June
exclusive Of the Interest and principal oi
Ibe public debt, amounted 10 Sl3, 40, 600
The appropriations by Congress, NOW
being available Disbursements for July
will be greater. ~ . 49,
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, CANADA, July a. Sir
Hugh Allan and Hon. n. Abbott have ar
rived here from England.
The Committee appointed 10 inquire
Into the Pacific railroad matters, met to-
Messls. Richie, Gregg, Gillespie & Co.,
commission dealers, have suspended pay.
ment Their liabilities are over $500,
900, due principally to banks.
OTTAWA, July 2.-The following ar.
raugement Of places in the Cabinet have
been effected: Alexander Campbell, Min.
lister Of the Interior, John o. 'Connor, Post.
master, General L. N. Gibbs, Minister Of
Inland Revenue, Hugh Mcdonald, Min.
mister OF Militia.
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Already many merchants have con-
cluded TO keep Saturday as close holi'
day, and the various exchanges will drop
Il out Of the calendar Of business. II
oaers q fine opportunity for recovery from
the III effects Of the National Anniversary,
for the Fourth oi July Is very apt TO rev
olutionIZe those who celebrate the day
and to give them little spirit for the next
days work or requirements I. Saturday
Is sandWiched 90 nicely between the day
Of noise and the day OF rest, that It might
well be disregarded. The Bostonians are
agitatlng the subject, and proposes to get
three days out of the Fourth-Ne1O York
Commercial, 4.#..-
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Preparations TO Print the New Cur-
.,r. FenCY.

WAsHlNGToN, June 2.-Preparations TO
print the new national bank currency au-
thorized by Congress have already COM
menced, the appropriation Of 5000, 900 to
pay therefor having become available yes.
tefday. The work upon the plates will be
commenced next week, and five, ten and
twenty dollar notes will be flBt issued. It
will probably occupy three months to
complete the plates, and print and num-
Der the notes. A sufficient quantity Of
those denominations will be placed In
circulation before commencing work on
any other. The ones, twos and fifties will
be next printed, but as. to the exact
amount Of each denomination TO be issued
no determination has been reached, that
matter being left 70 the banks TO arrange
with the Comptroller. They can have
notes issued In any denomination provi-
ded, Of course, that the aggregate shall
not exceed the amount fixed by law.
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Pn,mnnI of LunIslana Interest.

WAsHrN1ToN, July 2.-Attorney Cen
eral Williams this morning received the
following dispatch from Governor Kel-
logg:
; "NRw ORLEANS, July 2-We have this
day given notice that all Of the past and
due coupons Of the State for March, April
May and June, will be paid on and after
the 10th inst. Here and in GeW York
the amount oi this payment exceeds
1926, 900. have ascertained that q large
amount Of the coupons due before the lst
Of Juno were not paid, and l have paid
them. This makes over $500, 900 interest
due by thelate administration which we
have pRid.n
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Cultivation Of Fine Art In the WaI
DepnFtmant.

WASHINGTON, July 9-The Secretary
Of War, In his intention OF securing Tor
the Department the pictures ol ali the
previous Secretaries Of War, has already
caused 10 be placed conSpicuouSly in the
secretary's office and ante.rooms, the por.
traits Of ex-SecretArieS Knox, Dexter,
Dearborn, Eustice, Pickering, Scott,
Calhoun, S;RoinSett, Holt, Cameron
Stanton = and RAWlinG. The others
arc now 6Ging painted for the Department.
The Secretary iS deSirous Of procuring the
original portraits, II possible, from which
copies vlll be mAde OF eX-Secretary Nc
Henry, Of Washington's administration,
GtlsWold, ot Adams, W. q. Crawford,
Of MadisopS, George Graham, Of Mon
roe's John Bell, Of Harrison's, and George
W. Crawford, Of Tsylor's. ",r
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simmons, Sorrow.

Frank Give" the humorest Of the Buf
lalo Courier, like 30 many other cumulative
iArceurs Of the press, is going the way o.
the Danbury NetoS man, and this Is biz
style of telling what Mr.. Simmons has sui
tered. Simmons Is man Of several sOr-
rows, yet he has frequently said that the
saddest hour Of his existence occurred dur
ing his ninth year. II was on the occa-
sion OF his introduction Of his Aunt Plum
mers tortoiSe.Bhell cat to . scEubby cur
for which he had Just swapped his Jack
knife and his entire stock Of marbles. A
trifling misunderstanding between the
animals resulted In the ruin OF one quar-
tette stand, six house plants, two china
vases and one cat Simmons contempla-
ted the havoc with profound grief. The
same noble emotion that Wrung tears from
the manly heart Of Alexander the
Great swelled the bosom OF the JuVe-
nile Summons, and he refused 10 be
comiorted because there were no more
cats about those premises for his dog 10
worry. To add TO his unhsppiness, none
of the heartless household sympathlzed
with him; and while he was engaged In q
painfully exciting interview with the
palernal Simmons in the woodshed, Aunt
Plummer, by coplouS libation Of hot
water, induced the dog 10 go away from
Simmons, leaving only lock Of hair as
souvenir. ItWGs q generous lock. In
fact, the dog didn't carry of any hair 10
speak OF. SimmonS sorrow was never
quite aOsuaged until he had privately de-
monstrated, by experiment, that Aunt
Plummer's next cat couldn't swim with
more than two or three bricks tied TO her
neck: Although Simmons is president Of
q society for the prevention OF cruelty TO
animals, the BuferingS Of the brute crea-
tion do not effect him as painfully IS they
did In his youth.
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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU
FRAUDS.
General Howard's Bond not TO be
~ --.---. Eound.

General H0W0Td'a Bond not 10 be
'''a'I'.. Found.
WAsHIRaToN, July 2-Thn Attorney
General, in the preparation Of his opinion
as to tho responsibility Of Gen. Howard,
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
Tor tho acts Of his subordinAtes, called
upon the First Comptroller Of the Treas
ury for a copy of the bond Of $4,000
which 9 law Of 1885 directed Should
DO given by the Commissioner for the
faithful performance Of his duties,
said bond to be approved by the AT
torney General and filed In the Office Of
the First Comptroller, to be by him put In
. suit for the beneht Of any injured party
upon any breach Of the conditions thereof.
The Comptroller, upon search, found that
no such bond had been fled In his Office.
General Howard, It Will be remembered,
explained that Secretary Stanton told
him 1t would not be necessary to file q
bond, he being detailed as an offlcer Of
tho army for duty as commissioner.
The new law passed at the last session
Of Congress, increasing the pay Of certain
heads Of bureaus, went into effect yester.
day.
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The Dutch War In Atcheen

The HAaUE, July 2-In the States
General tOday the Colonial Minister an
nounced that all the supplies requisite for
the equipment ot a second expedition
Sgsinsl Atcheen, has been furnished. He
added that no negotiations with the Sui
tan Of Atcheen were pending as had been
reported 10 public prints but Il was moi
improbable that they should be opened
through the Intermediary offlceFS Of q
friendly Rsjah. The Government Of Hol
land was willing to ooncede an honorable
peace but tho reported conditions Of set
Element were wholly inHdmissIble.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July "A gentleman JUS
arrived here from Fort Sill, Indian Terri
tory, says the Kiowa and Cheyenne In
dians, who recently left their reservation
are returning, they had been out to have
their annual medicine dance. One hun
dred sQusws captured by Col. Mckenzie
from the Camanches, were of their reser.
VatiOn and who were imprisoned at Forl
ConCho, Texas, were returned 10 their
tribes three weeks ago.
The ordinance passed by the City
Council last night, ordering the track Ol
the Atlantic s Pacific Railroad from eth
street depot 10 the river 10 be taken up
gives the company thirty days 10 remove
the rails. The company claim the right
10 maintain this track under their charter
and by an act OF the Legislature.
Heavy rains here and vicinity every
day since last Saturday have interiered
greatly with harvesting.
THE sToRM-KuLRD BY LIGHTNING.
ST. LoUs, July "a driver Of q cider
and lager beer wagon, name unknown,
while driving along tho road In the south.
ern suburbs oi the city during the storm
this morning was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. His abdomen was torn
open, his face and hands blackened, and
black spots appeared all over his body.
The storm Of this morning did much
damage 10 roofs, chimneys, fences, trees,
gardens &C., In the city and suburbs
Much anxiety Is felt by the merchants as
10 the effect Of the recent heavy rains on
the wheat crop, 1t being generally
thought 1t will sustain great damage, espe.
cially In the sections west of here.
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Tornado IN Preble Co., Ohio,

CINCINNATI, July IA very heavy
storm passed over parts Of Preble county,
Ohio, this morning about eight O'Clock
damaging the wheat crops at Camden oi
that county. It assumed proportions Of a
tornado fifty feet in width and coming from
southWesterly direction. In the west and
northwest parts Of the village houses
stables, trees aud fences were demolished
The Methodlstpar Is a total wreck
Other buildings were unrooled, and sus.
talned other injuries. No one was serl
ouslY hurt.
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Library Gift Concert !
A Full Drawing Certain.
S5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTsPGIO IMFULL
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Enough OF the 100000 tickets issued for tho
Third GRAND GUT CoNCIRF, In aid Of the Pub.
lie Library Of kentucky, having been sold 10 In.
sure full drawing and tho wish having been
universally oppressed that the 10000 cash gifts
offered should bo drawn In full and paid In full
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
management With the concurrence Of tho truS-
tees, hGy0 determined to allow ninety days more
for the sale Of tho remnants Of tickets lett on
hand. Tho concert aud distribution advertised
for April Is therefore poStponed TO Tuesday,
Will p01lhVely and uneQ1lVocally take pliee In
tho Publlc Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
Al this Grand coneert the following c1Gh gins
Will bO distributed by lot and paid In full 10 the
ticket holders who draw them:
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THR Japan Gazette says: The appsr-
emily exaggerated desrlplion OF the sea
devil In "The Tollcrs ol the Sea-" lCses
much Of It's impossibility alter an inSpec.
ton Of q huge cephslopOd now being
shown In house near tho temple ol As
GkSa, Yedo. Il seems that q fishing boat
was seized by lie tentacles whilst of tho
village Of Kononoto, In the district OF
EiSaFadzou, and that the bOatrnan killed
the creature by repeated blows, It's length
from the tail 70 the insertion Of the tenta-
cles, Is about 10 feet One offs arms Is,
IRON Ia junction with tho body to the
sucker at lie point, nearly five feet. II
must be borne In mind that the polypus
has shIuuk since its death, 50 that living
1t would probably measure considerably
more,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 2.-The Constituent
Committee Of the Assembly have com.
pleted a draft Of the federal constitution.
1t provides that the President Of the Re.
public shall hold his office for four years,
and not be eligable for a second term.
Deputies cannot accept an office as
ministers. The public powers are divided
into the judiciary, legislative and execu.
tive departments. The Cortes Is TO hold
two sessions each year, and the members
arc to receive salaries. European Spain
Is divided into States, and Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Phillipene Islands are con.
stituted territories.
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The style Of Cincinnati ChOleTa.-
Precautions.

Pfecauupnss
The President Of the Washington City
Board of Health Is in receipt OF letter
from Health Officer Quinn, Of Cincinnati
dated June 90, in which II Is stated that
cholera ol the true Asiatic type has pre-
vailed In that city since June H. that
physicians generally follow the same
treatment which they practicea, in for.
mer viSitations, with the exception Of
the employment OF hyperdermic iDjec.
tions OF morphis by some practitioners;
that Il has not appeared to yield read
lly 10 treatment except In the earlier
stages; that tho mortuRry reports for the
past two weeks up 10 the date Of writing
show deaths from diarrheal diseases to
be, from diArrhes, IS; cholera morbus,
II; cholera infantum, "a; cholera, 81. The
Health Officer has issued o circular to
the public directing that all premises
must be, cleared u dirt and useless arti-
cles; dwellings must bo ventilated; recon-.
mending the people TO take their meals
regularly through the day and proper rest
at night. Nonebut wholesome food should
be used; fresh pork, veal, green vego-
tables, uncooked fruit, cabbage, cucum.
bers, rhubarb, or other articles which ex'
perieuce has taught individuals TO know
arc injurious, should be avoided. The
use oil empirical medicines and advertised
nostrums as specifics for diatrhea should
not be experimental with. Perfect com.
posure Of mind should be maintained
by avoiding all occasions for undue ex-
element and fatigue. The free use ol
deodorizsrs and disintectants Is recon.
mended.
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seIzure Of a Railroad.

ATLANTA, July 9.-Gov. Smith to-day
issued q proclamation seiziDg the Macon
& Brunswick Railroad for the failure Ia
pay the semiannual interest on the bonds
OF the road endorsed by the State, said
seizure being provided for by LegislA'
tive act granting the endorsement. Geo
Il. Hazelhurst was appointed as agent o.
the State TO receive and control the road
and iLs properly.