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DErnorT, h1ich., July 1.--rAsaED DowN-rrors Rn-
ioigh. shollon hoanoko. Montana. Colin Campbell
and batgSs schra Kata Wsns1ow, 4. d. Norris, 1ai-
pomtnR, Card, Kimba1@, Tolnan.
P!ssED @ @uP.prora Antelope md bargca hchra How
land, william naynor.
WIND-Bonthwest,
DErnorr, Mich, July 1.--PApBED Ur--props Attain
tto, Equinox, Allegheny, HunburA Dfu,umond; BcbrH
vionnn, Rainbow, Montcalm, Janes rlatt, Idaho,
PAsaED DuwN-props Annie Young, Tweed, Lowell,
orontcs, Huron City, Hercules, Jarvis, Lord hnd
hmrEoi schra Columbian, Midnight Ncpaunec, North
WMp-H0uthwest.
, 1873-07-02
Tho CIlQ1QrAs

LONDON, July 1.--Tho british Consul General
IN Egypt wnrns travolora against taliug tho
route Yin Venice to Egypt, as tho ateanera from
TINT city arc quasan!inoa at Alexandria on ~
in tho northern ports ot tho Adrjatio.
CINCINNATI, Jnly There wcro sevon doaths
from cholera to-day.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., July 1.--Tho eholora deathR
In this city to-day wore Q from other disoasey
Z. Tho woatl.or III favorable. No new caBeH
wero reported to-day.
sr. Lou1a. July l.-Only one oaso Of cholera
HAa reported to-day,
, 1873-07-02

4 Man Shoots Three IIullots Into
His Head nn1 Seeks n Doctor to Ex-
trnct Them.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
:"Kx1al1TsrowN, Ind, July IA man by tho
naulo Of Timothy Frank Smith attempted suicide
yesterday Mt Charlottesville, fow miles woat
of hero, by shooting thrco balls from a
'tovolver, al Of which took effect In
his head, two In tho forohoad mud ono
oyor tho right aar. His ammunition failing, ho
got up, Washod hinasolf, and won't after g doctor
to talio out tho balla, Tue balls woro oxtractod,
and tho doctor thinks lo will recover. Uoroso-
foro he has heon considered. one of tho loat1ing
citizons Of tho community; bosidcs being mom-
ber Of tho Odd -Fal]uwB' LodTo.
, 1873-07-02
SPRlNOFlELD.a q

Personal ItcnlH-.NEontlaly Exhibit OF
the Stnto Trcnsttry--App0fMtm
Tho Mncozlpfn County E3onu tlMes-
tt0n.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 1.--deu. Charles r.
Lippincott, State Auditor, loaves tho city Thurs
day to fly his oagle ut Ohandloryilo On tho
Fourth.
Col. George Fl. Harlow, Secretary Of State,
leaves tonight, with his family, for Green Lake,
where they will spond tho hot Acason.
The statement of tho State Treasury Ia Just
published. Tho receipts for Juno woro:
Canal redemption fund. 4G76eoo
Local bond intcrdst. ..-..."........-.. 2a8ea9.42
Total tal...................... .S41ot t806.03
Disbursements for June:
Revenue fund.-. ..$ls5, 2:e.4a
The canal redemption fund Is to tho credit Of
Chicago. and il drawing out as faut as it &C.
cumulatos. There is now but snaall bai auco to
II Tho Ie'e doyernor @ s maao @ tho following appoint
moutB to-day:
For Trustocs Of tho Industrial University,
gouthorn Grand Divisional. H. Brown. Pulaski
anaor. Central Grand Diyision--J. II. piekoroll,
Macon; Daniel Gardener, Champaign; Aiox-
ander blackburn, McDonough. Northern Grand
Mason, Cook .. D. sab}n boone.
Tho Maeoupin County bond question is before
the United stateB Court to~day. 4 Judgment
for S68, 900, IN addition to those which iavo al
ready boon obtained is prayed for, and as tho
questions are precisely similar to tho others, tho
Judgment will bo rendered. Tho plaintiffs also
petition for mantamus to compel the assess-
mont and collection Of tho tax to pay tho intor-
eat OIL tho bonds, and this will iBsuo beyond n
doubt, as the prccedonta all favor this action on
the part ct tho Court. -.
lthaa rainod here almost constantly to-day,
and alroady complaints are hoard OF damage. to
wheat nowly harvested. How serious No could
net learn.
, 1873-07-02
SPAIN.

LONDON, July IA special from Madrid says
'sThe progont Spanish Ministry is regarded aB
satisfactory by Ill parties. sonor Carrajal, Min
feter Of Finance, has made arrangements to pay
tho coupons falling due In July" -.
4 correspondents telogrnpha: Tho frrecon-
rilables have 1nat1e Bovernl significant demon
stratione, Troops aro in roadfnoBs to suppress
ANY formidable outbreak '''' T.
Another correspondent says That another crisis
In the Government Is feared.
MADn1D. July LIN the Cortes last evening
bill granting extraordinary powera to tho Gov
ernmont was presented and read by Pi = Mar
gall. Tho co1tos, BY vote OF 193 ycaa against
nays, decided to proceed Immediately with Its
consideration, md tho bill WAS approved by
vote Of 1870 to 10.
With tho exception OF fov shots fired into
tho air, last night tho quiet OF the city WAS not
disturbed: Only a small number Of irreconcila-
blce aro believed to DO In favor Of resorting to
siolonco Us means Of gaining their ends.
Tho Minister OF tho Colonies has eont cable
dispatch to tho Captnna-Genoral Of Cuba and
Porto Rico. After saluting tho Inhabitants Of
declares THAT the Government; is determined to
maintain the integrity Of itB territory, md ap-
peals to tho Cuban insurgents to desiat from an
fnglorious War.
IoNpoN, July 1.-The Herald correspondent at
Camp Locumberert says that, after taking Fort
strong, between Laoumborori and Jabon. '
Five batta1ions Of Carliats, yndor E1io, de-
fcatcd tho Republicans aud took oannons. bag
Ss Ss urss saa ssas' ssa o1s osan n''n?4s 4ss
loss Of tho Republicana ia estimated
at 300. Tho Cnrliat loss was nearly tho sa1no,
Including Malo1a Aspiazo aud San Jurjo, and o
young son Of the formcr Minister Of War. The
Marquis Vinalet 6izzorrago had two horsos
killed under him, Dorregarryfa Ohof Of Staff
Was seycrelY wounded.
Nouyilla's column had arrived at Pampelunn.
, 1873-07-02

foro Justice Glllott ycsterday for preliminary
examination, bnt during tho. day nothing now
was brought out except In tho testimony Of Dr..
examinations Of tho clothing found in tho ho,iBe
occupied by tho negroes; also Of pieces Of tho
floor and the dirt IN tho cracks In tho 1oor In nl
OF which ho discovered tracos Of human blood.
Tho examination will DO continued tomorrow.
John Winnns, Eaq., appoars for the dofonae,
mud pllny NorcroHH for the State. THE nogrooa
have not yot boon plaood on tho stand.
, 1873-07-02
RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES.

Grain inspection Hoard OF Arpcnts--
The Now t1nfIro.lil Schedules ~
Rntcs Alleged to 30 UnsnttsGnct0ry--
Tho Question Of Special Rates still
Unsettled.
F" : speetat Dtspatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
Brn1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, July 1.-Tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commission, Mt their acaaion to-
night, appointed John P. Reynolds II. Q. Ran
ney, and J. P. Bousloy, as heretofore tolographod
THE Tribune, to conHsnuto tho Board Of Ap-
poalB In tho Grain inspection Department.
Thoy also Ind undor confederation tho various
schedules Of rates publshod by the railroads, ,aud,
so far as tloy have examined, they unanimously
arc Of opinion that tho railroads aro not In
good faith In trying to comply Will, tho law.
further examination of theso schedules will
take plnce tomorrow.
Thoy hayo submitted tito question ns to
whether tho railroads havo tho night under tho
General Of tho State. mud an opinion
within n abort time. Flo informed your
correspondent, in q oonvorBation on tho
subject, tint o Ind no doubt Of tho right Of tho
cation that this would be htB official opinion.
The question will como up tomorrow In regard
to freight which n,ay be shipped from nnothor
State into Or through this. It iB understood
that tho Commissioners will hold that tho Aanso
r,les must govern aftor the freight reaohoB tho
stopped at somo point that govorn freight chip
ped 10 or from any point within the State.
The ruleH which arc to govern tho Committee
of Appeals On tho inspection Of grain, and tho
rules fixing tho different gradeB Of grain III tho
inspection Department, were considered agRin
essentially as they appeared IN thosc dispatches
AOEno d8y9 Nvo.
, 1873-07-02

WATKRTowN, Masa., July l.-DREp UATTLE-1se-
eeipsu ato. Tho demand for Western cat.la was nc
tye and aales !ao ut full rates. Sales Of cloco
q $l0 oo3lo29 extra g ooA915 arst quality, $500
HMEEF AND LAMuB-lsccoipts, 5,lB3, Poor market
fur Old sloep at declno OF No; good limbs No high
or. 8Alcs ln otsWool ahoop, 8Qs31o; extra, eSoNoi
spring lainbs, 09llHc.
, 1873-07-02

NEW YonK. July 1.-Busincss was allow With manu-.
buyers wcro beginning to operate for tho fall. Thu
1obhing trndo was quot. Cotton goods ru1od stohdy
at unchanged prices. Deavora In good donntd
and light supply. 0hinohlas leAs aetiyo. Fancy
casancrcs ara In improved re1noat by tho o1othora.
Jcnns and satinets ruled dull. pnts quiot. In
portod goods inactive.
, 1873-07-02

GOO illinois nteor, 1o3o@1 1916 u ts7oe4o; IS Ohio
etcers, 1o3a ra, $5.7s Is b1ichignn Beors. 1.l02@
12* II M % S 1nsns ait''ar. a'9GT 1ia
% Ohio hoifors, o81@1,177 ltH, $6.12H@8.25.
HnxEr AND LAstus-1ecoipts thus far, 1900. Market
not fnirly oroncd,
md allow at st.7sQ40o. saos: $50 Illinois hogs, 1sa
III. 81 M
, 1873-07-02
Luke FrelE1atA.

Owing to tho light supply Of yosHoB, carriers woro
asking higher prces on wheat md corn 10 DutIa1o.
Lower hko frofghtn unchanged Rates are quots-
bio ut &5Kc Oh corn and To OIL woh to lutfalo nul
falo-schr j. H. Hontloy, wheat at %. 10 Port Col
borno-Hohr Lady Dul!esti, corn at &C. TO Kingston
-Bchr Rival, whoat at l1c To Nnw York, Yin Erin-
Prop India, wheat aud oats through. 10 Nsw Eug-
, 1873-07-02

New YORK, July Ia dispatch from St. Johns,
N. r., says TINT tho Juniata arrived thore yeHtor-
day, where her bowa will DO ahoathed with iron.
It Is expected that sho will leavo for Disco in
Two or three days. News Is expected Of Capt.
Buddiugton at Cape York.
, 1873-07-02
GERMANY,

-. DEn1rN, July Tho woavcrs Of this city to
the number Of 5000 have struck work. They
demand IN increase Of SO por cent in wages,
which tho masters refuse to grant.
LONDON, July 1T became known to-dny
TINT tho German Government has invested
$40, 1000, 900 in United Suites bonds, principally
OF the por cent funded loan.
, 1873-07-02

Tho snlnry-Grnb Again Denounced.
HAn7ronp, Conn.,, July 1.-Iho House today
passed. resolution declaring tho inoronHo OF pay
tho Senators mud Representatives to labor for
tho repeal Of the law. Tho retroactive salary
provision was especially conlomuod, and tho
Benatorn and Representatives. from t4n 6tato
commended for opposing the mohauro,
DEa MoiSEs, July 1.-The Madison County
Republicans donounco tho back-pay grab for
paat and pr0Hent memborg.
, 1873-07-02

nugEALo, July 1-cATT!E-1ecetpts for tho weck
thus far 0,67p. The market opened slow at about
lAat weeka priceB prices, owners, howoveE, aak-
lug to moro, which wan not obtained. Tho quali-
ty was inferior, About 1000 were dsposed ni. ssva
, 1873-07-02
RttR NAH.

CALCUTTA, July 1.-The Ohinoae have captured
Monchohoo, tho capital town Of Iurmall, north
cast of Ava. The placo was carried by assault,
aud thore WAS great slaughter Of its defenders
and iuhRbitnnts
, 1873-07-02

isnd vta nntrao- Empire State, corn at go; Via
land, via Bsrnia-frop 0ity Of Detroit md barge Guild
ing atsr corn through: Total 8. Capacity equal 10
q goo m wl,oas 49, 900 bu corn, and $4,000 bn oats,
wheat to Montroa and tho scr Cameron for woai to
Port 0olbornc, both on private terms. Capacity.
10000 br, ''
, 1873-07-02

LoSpoN, July 1.-sinco tho fall OF Khiya, tho
Government OF Russia has removed its aBs,iran-
COS that it's troops will rotire from tho country
when tho Khan haa boon sufficiently punished
for his treatmont OF Russian subjects.
, 1873-07-02

PARIS, July In. Dufnuro. late Minister Of
tho interior, will Introduce motion in tho
Assembly tomorrow for the Immediate consld-
Grafton Of tho Constitutional bills proposed by
President Thers before his resignation. It il
anticipated that the Right will split on this
question.
, 1873-07-02

>. Htvciaf Dfspateh 10 Ihs Chieaqo Tribune.
JANEsy1LLE, Wis, July 1.-The negro murder
orr, Walaor aud Washington, we're brought bo-
, 1873-07-02

LONDON. July Ia special from Tho Hague
10 the Pau Mall Gazette denies that any settlo-
mont has been made between the Dutch and
AphippHG.
, 1873-07-02

BALTIMORE, Md, july 1.--John A. Otttis
{ooIored), vino llaH bonn tried for tAo murder Of
William bhoaf {also colorod), was convicted OF
manslaughtor.
, 1873-07-02
THE LIBERALS.


ltNlbua4 o., July 30.
CINCINNATI, July Ian Enquirer special shya
that Con. Drnkorhoff, Cha nm Of tho Stata
Liberal Republican Executive Committee, to-
day, from his homo in Manaheld, over his own
na1le issued call for q Peoples Convention,
1ican party to moot Mt Columbus July 80, to con-
for, md perhaps combine, with tho new dopar-
turo OF tile Democratic Convention, known as tho
Allon County movoment.
, 1873-07-02

crop Fr0spocts-sIho 13ondor "omoh
NlfssinEs
DEs MONIES. Iowa, July LIN tllin comfy tho
cropa are promising. Barley il largo; wheat iB
botter than for many yaars; corn IN astonishing;
applos nro abundant; /; raspborrleB, ditto; pears
ara failure; potatoes aro buggy.
Neports wero received hero last evening that
tho women who llave been In Madison County
Jail for Boyoral days. on suspicion Of thoir being
Benders, woro OIL Saturday night myatoriouH[y
removed from tho ja, and 1t ID supposed TINT
they were taken to Kansas by detectives who
wero watching for them.
, 1873-07-02

Ablo, OF st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July lin tho caao OF tho Gov
ornu1ont '. Barton Able, former informal Royonuo
Collector Of this District, TOR $4,000, IN al
legod doncionoy in his accounts, tho United
StntoB District Court to-day entered Judgment
for $34, COZ in favor Of tho Government.
, 1873-07-02

Pittsburgh OIL r1nrlrcts
PrrTsnuRar. July 1.-Crulo petroleum weak ut
$1.05 rolned 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-15
(8iir bas ,,Wp6enbIatt)"
Sie Si1tiu0ItCcrer.
Bon Or. Gr. 0iIb. DabImann.
6iuftsr unb lester Sbsil.-Jm Srteee
unb ipieber Sabeim.
(S6Iub.)
IL.
HeiienatiOnen.

Na6btm man benz Sbsrfslcbtrr fsiu
COMMANDO ssnpmmtn, rtf9nirtsn sint
erUbs QnSabl Stabss uub 5sIbCffeisrt.
Quh SHaubtrs unb Der Saptamstfsr,
bic itrs @unbtn aubsrbsm cine lanes
3sit bisnifunfdbis ma&ttn, MOLTEN bsm
eanbs nitt bur6 Idnssre gtnsittuns IT,
rtr @sbdltsr ldifis fallen unb fnnbtsn ibrs
8.FsnatiUn elm, ptI&s anssnommsn
purbt. Die tsibtn 8tinbtrss fCletn
balb barauf tbrtm Sstipirlt, neil an Sf'
fiettrs In Der Grmts ttin 9ianssl mar,
wDbI abtr an SolOatsn. @u& ibrt 8siis'
nation wurps esnrbmiet.
Sn btm Sai&tnbuhs bss fur bic linton
ssfnltnsn SbtrRtn Gbtrfstn, Der mit
@tnsral SaImInt SusIsiG elm sbrsnpUass
esi6snbssdnsnl6 trbuItsn Bate, fnnS iit
.tin Ssfamtnt Dor, bas 5ttnriH 8sin|
berg unO ben SapsGmtifsr gu slsit' unO
rs&tmdbissn grbsn iibsr istn Ssrm68sn
ssnfsbtr, Die grbtn praltnttrhH baHsIb'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-15
Sine OmeasefAihte.

3psi tnslif&e SffJItrs trttsn In elm
Saftsbaus unp ntbmtn an tinsm Glide
plat, In O'ffen uumitisIburtr Ndbt F& Elm
LANCER, bassrsr 5trr btFnbst, ptI&sr nit
Srimmis srnifsr Ilitnt cine Gtsurrs rau&t
unb babel fpdbtnbs 9lids um f& wirft.
Sdum babsn f& unisrs bttbtn GnellISmtn
sur elmer Sadt Strt inRalIiTt, 70 strdbt
tbre CONSERVATION uuf rintn bsriibmtsn
3wtrs. Gr IUn NOD bsutt bier tintrtFtn,
bsmtrtts Giutr Der 8sibtn. Bel bitltn
0urtsn tbut Der srnlis NaGbnr ben Nunb
auf unb fast I'm aGsri6It&tsatn ensItfG,
rsfftn sint Rtnf&snJunss fdbtS III, absr
CSirbt pitrtt Stits,)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-15
&0mer s SS0nfe,
Dtutfas
MeQl GState Maentnr.

vile, bic @runbsissntbum fanftn ptsr StrfaH>
fen RplIsn, psrbsn gut tbun, iit an ltntrratt&-
Iiets ~ psnben. Infer aatalUs ffebt fir Sebtn
aur GiufGt often. BiIIists @runerissntbuEi, 70
mic Sarnien in Susauebanna, 9Bayns unb
@ypuiing GeuHtiss ~ SerfduftH.
9oomis u. eust 224 eafa. apr.,
22da72 Sbas, WEtttE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28
rnE THIRD TERm rALK.

The following dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette from Washington, dated the 25th
inst, refers, we presume, to the Washing.
ton Republican, recognised as "Grant's
hand-organ:"
zone of the would be administration or.
gans concludes three-column article to-
morrow morning with the distinct declara-
tion that President Grant should be put be-
fore the people for reelection. 1t says that
If be desires the presidency for third term
ne can have it, for the people have learned
TO trust the hand that has guided the ship
of State safely through so many perils, and
they will keep him at the helm as long us
the exigencies Of State may need him and
his willingness to serve the country may
make him available. The article also points
cut the fact that third term WIS offered
Washington by Congress and the Legisla.
lures of several States, while Jefferson, Mad
ison and Monroe were each formally urged
by the Legislatures and political bodies to
serve third term.n
A few Republican journals have de.
nounced this third term talk as Demo
cratic trick, affecting to believe that Grant
had no aspirations in that direction. The
course of the Republican, recognised as
Grants personal organ, viii dispel that de.
fusion. We shall see how those Republican
journals which really do not desire Grant
for third term, will squirm under this de
velopment by the Republican of what is
evidently Grants desire and purpose. We
shall see whether any CT them will have the
independence to oppose what they believe
to be wrong.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28


TIE New York World asks: Must Rad
icalism ever be mos grieyousIy wounded in
the house Of It's friends? Must party
which inscribes hghes' upon its banners
the principle of "Civil Service Reform be
ever constrained to hear such words as
these from President Eliot, Of Harvard
ave must all bitterly deplore the mortify-
ing fact that for more than generation
neither dignity, peacefulness, nor social con-
sideration has attached to any appointment
in the civil service Of the United States.
The man appointed has sometimes adorned
the Office, bnt the Office has never adorned
the man." Where are all the Hgrest moral
idessi' ESCAPED to?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28

The Watseka Qlls.) Republican, a sup
porter of the Grant administration, is re-
ported as denouncing the farmers engaged
in the Oranges as 'long.eared jackssses."
10 which the Cincinnati Enquirer replies:
Since the days CT the Federalists that party
and its legitimate successors have always
shown an aptitude to bestoW nicknames on
their opponents. The latest invention is
that above. The idea seems to be that there
is world Of argument in an opprobrious
nickname. The oil ca ker was too con-
scientious to lake life, but he announced
the dog TO be mad, and that was sufficient.
The dog died. Are the Farmers Oranges
to be killed off in like manner?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial furnishes the fol-
lowing gratifying news:
"Advices from Texas indicate the almos!
certain defeat of Davis for tie Governor
ship. His associates en- the Ii 'ket are men
Of local reputation, who are unknown out
of their own districts. 1t is stated that the
Davis faction is unable to couciliate the
German vote, as they had expected, and
that the Germans who control some Il, 900
votes in the State, are very likely to become
the balance of power thst will defeat Davis.
Besides, the Flanagan and Clark faction will
give the ticket very Indifferent support"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28

how best TO cultivate and improve The soil.
Now ten families leave the State where one
comes into it to settle and make or find .
home. This fact speaks volumes to our
discredit. five cannot keep the industry,
enterprise and capital we now have, it is
folly to try to induce immigrants to CO ne
10 Tennessee; for should they make any
money in the State, they will take it and
themselves out of the Commonwealth.
Our whole policy is wrong, and tends to
the exhaustion of the land and its deser-
fiou
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28
For CounciImau-First ward.

VKTE are authorized to announce Il. r.
w CULLOM as candidate for Councilman
from the First Ward at the ensuing election. -
aus If
xrTE are authorized to announce F. W. HORN
wv as q candidate for Councilman from the
First Ward at the ensuing Municipal election.
aug13 I'd
For COunci1man-Third Ward.
TN response to the solicitations of many friends
Il am candidate for reelection as Council
man from the Third Ward, pledging to use my
best exertions for the solid advancement of the
public interest, as have done in the past.
aug24 I'd JAMES M. REED.
WE are authorized to announce HARRY d.
wv MARTIN as candidate for Councilman
from the third Ward at the ensuing municipal
election. aug21 If
For COuncfIman-FOurtil Ward.
NASHVILLE, Aug II, 1S73.-Editors Union
IN and American-Sirs: A. the personal re-
quest of very many of my fellow-citizens of the
Fourth Ward, 1 announce myself q candidate
for Councilman at the ensuing Municipal Elec-
ton. A. A. CARTER.
aug19 If
For CouuciImsn-Fifth Ward.
DY request of a number CT citizens of the 5th
ID Ward, announce myself candidate for
Councilman from that ward at the ensuing mu-
nieipal election. JOHN M. GAUT.
aug15 I'd
A the request of many citizens, GEORGE
"A W. SMITH is announced as a candidate for
Councilman in the Fifth Ward al the ensuing
Municipal Election. aug22 If
VIYE are authorized TO announce W. NJ. DUN
wv GAN a candidate for Councilman from
the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
augA I'd
For C0uucIlman-Sixth Ward.
WE are authorized to announce j. T.
w DEMENT, a candidate for Councilman
from the Sixth Ward at the ensuing Municipal
election. aug24 I'd
For COuncIIman-Sevent Ward.
A the personal request of very many of my
n felIow-citizens of the Seventh Ward, an
nounce myself a candidate for reelection
Should the good citizens of the old Seventh again
confide to me her interests, shall give to them
my very best services.
Aug. II, 1873. PHILIP LINDSLEY.
augI7 te
For COunciIman-Tenth Ward.
DY request of a number of citizens of the
Id Tenth Ward, announce myself q candidate
for Councilman from that Ward at the ensuing
Municipal election.
au2s te~ r. w. SHAFFER, JR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-28
PRICE OF TICRETs.

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenth, or each
coupon, $500. Eleven whole tickets for $500
22X tickets for 81 900; lib whole tickets for 5000
ri whole tickets for $4,000. No discount Or
less than $500 worth of tickets at a time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert, as we'll as the satisfaction given by the
first and second, makes 1t only necessary to an
nolnce the Fourth to insure the prompt sale OF
every ticket The Fourth Gift Concert viii be
conducted in all its details like the Third, and
full particulars may be learned from circulars,
which will be sent free from this Office to all who
apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders, ac-
coppanied by the money, promptly filed. LIB
eral terms given to those who buy to sell again.
THOs. Il. BRAGELEFfE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert,
Public Library Building,
eFm LOUISVILLE, XII.
au02 dtues, thurs, sat&w3m
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JAMES P. HoLooMBE, formerly law
professor in the University of Virginia, and
q participant in the Niagara Falls peace Ne
gotiations in 1854, died at Capon Springs,
Va, on the 22d inst.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total. 1900 Gifts, all cash, amount
ing t0.....s-..~. .s-..s-s-...ss. .Sl5ooVJeVu
The distribution will be positive, whether al
the tickets are sold or not and the r. 900 gifts all
paid in proportion to the tickets sold-an unsold
tickets being destroyed, as at the First and Sec
ond Concerts, and not represented in the draw
ing.