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Office Of Farmers and Drovcrs' Bank, |
Louisville, Ky, April I, 1873.

can only be used for that purpose, as Will DO
seen by the following certificate OF the Cashier
Office of Farmers and Drovcrs' Bank,
Louisville, Ky, April I, 1873 !
This is to certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovcr< Bank to tho credit of the Third
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky, five hundred thousand
dollars, which has been set apart by the mama
gers to pay the gifts in full, and will be held by
the bank and paid out for this purpose, an! this
purpose only. Z. S. VEECH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get $l00UoO in
grccnDacts, and SO of the $50 OU gift, the SIS GU,
the $50, O0J, the $1,000, the $500, and all tho
other gifts, lO,UU in number amounting To
SJtD,taU.
The remnant Of unsold tickets will be furnish
cd t. those who first apply (ordcrS accompanied
by the money always having preference over
agents. ut the following prices: Whole tickets,
$40; halves s. and quarters, $50; II wlmle
tickets for SlUO, IS for 500, rs for 5 ,Oon, and
SIS for 5000. No discount on less than 500
worth Of tickets ut time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin
ut o clock Tuesday morning, July Sth, IN
Public Library Hall, and the following will be
the order ot proceedings: lst Music by orchrs-
trai band. II. Placing OF tags tone for each
ticket >ud) in large wheel Sd. Placing of gifts
in s.rlaIl wheel. 4th. Music by orchestral band
5th. EAp!uriaLDry remarks by President. 9TH.
Drawing of lirst half of gifts. It'll. Music by or.
chcslr,!i band. 9th. drawing Of last half OF gifts
9TH. pi:,cing Of large wheel with tags in haLds
Of committee appointed by audience. lOth
Grand orchestral concert.
The music ON tlis grand occasion will be tho
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts in tho
wheels and superintend the drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbers will be chosen
from the best known and most trustworthy citi-
zcns Of the State. All will be so conducted ~
TO be- perfect guaranty against complaint from
any just source.
The payment Of gifts will begin on Saturday,
July II, ut o clock AIN. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented Ut room No Public Library
Building, where cash checks upon the Farmers
and Drovcrs' Bank Of Louisville, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
NJ the option of the holder, will DO given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for in six months
from the drawing will be turned ovor 10 tho
Public Library fund.
For fall particulars send for circulars.
TiIUS. +. BRA LETTE,
Agt Pub Lib Of Kentucky,
ap aj-co&twwtJy1 Loui'ylle kentucky.
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THE RICHMOND FaEpERICKsHEKi AM ~
ToNAo RAILROAD The Fredericksburg STAG
saws. THE Il. F. &P. Il L. continues ITS II"
Ritual, quiet way under good management and
nolito officials. Much Of the track has t'''u
iateIy rc,aid in the modern style with new zoe
and The palace day coaches afford tc travellers
all The luxuriys of modern travel to &c found On
anv road 10 the United States.
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err CONCERTS.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAW WING CE Z TAI N
$500 900 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS:
$4,000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
500. 900 FOR ONLY TEN DOLLARS.

TNOUGII of tho 10000 tickets issued for the
IL THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in
aid Of the Public Library of Kentucky, having
been sold to insure full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that the
lO,WO cash gifts offered should be drawn in full
and paid in full without any scaling down, rs
heretofore, the management, with the concur
renee oi the trustees, have determined to allow
nincty days more for the sale of the remnant of
tickets lett OH hand The concert and dlstribu-
lion advertised for April Sis therefore postponed
to Tuesday, July s, 1873, on which day. and no
ether they will positively and unoquivocally
take place in Public Library Hall, Louisville,
Kentucky.
At this grand concert the following cash gifts
will be distributed by lot and paid in full to tho
ticket holders who draw them:
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Zion BORON. B,F. ~, ~ near
the eastern end of the w kc> sre ,.:s":,u!-
on which large number {" SRA r.. ,:',,Iircl
by coorcd people, wcr" err { .:.:~": a'"'
since the war, is now des'"a'c a r',';: q"
the shanties have t'.ca rc,.v !, : t. 4.
adjoining the lower Sill jard aud -: ,:'t"'
trees that had grown thnr slice i. ..........12
commenced were br.g itl' has il rms.
The place looks Ike a varnt':n camp grtii:,,!.
while a new village ta- ~;.su' i u! two .lnar',.
lower down.
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Is eacasr Personalities.

|HAsu:NGTns. June 50. |: a. m
FIR tic Middle States. fresh Ct: ,,..!; south
r;'y 10 westerly wind. generally oouy weather
All ram i''r she South Atla,.ti: @t21@=, frc:h
ani intentionally brisk :n2th2rly to westerly
wilp.:,, generally vivuly weather and rain.
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An ALEXANDRIA MECHANIC.-Gc l.. Sum
rncrs of this place. now doing excellent bust
ness at Barncsvillc, Ga. He is an Alexandria
boy and VIC always rejoice to hear of the pros
rerity of those who hail from the I'd town. The
Gritfcn, Ca, News, says: eve visited tie
magnificent work shops of Smith & Summers,
who commenced business in 3arnesvillc, three
or four years since with few hundred dollars.
Che people extended helping hand pushed
them up in their business, and now they have
one of the finest carriage and buggy luanuiac-
turing establishments in the State--do the
very finest work, and a great deal of it. This
is owing to their industry and skill, as well as
To The aid and encouragement given to them by
the citizens of Ba1ncsvlle- We believe We
can say truthtully that their mandatory is the
bride ui the city''
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.YTCTfE.S SHES.
rOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

That very desirable property known as Exc
ORA, in Loudoun county, Ya., is offered for
sale II Is situated on tho Lccsburg and Win
chester turnpike road, ut the crossing Of tho Bnr
lin gradcd road, s miles from Lecsburg, miles
from llamiton II miles from Lincoln and half
u mile from Purcci!vilc depot, w. Il 0. L. T.,
and out few hundred yards from tho limo of
the railroad. The place contains about SIN
TEEN ACRES OF LAND, on which there isa
lnrga ro"my and comfortable Dwell HsssAA
Ling HOUSE, ice house, good barn and .nssa.
stabling for SIX horses spring bosses with new
cr-ia!iirg spring Of delicious cold water, besides
another fiji" spring near the barn. There is n
good ycgrt.bi" garden and fine apple nrd peach
orchard, Of improved fruit and several cherry
trees There i: q beautiful grove of trees around
the dwelling, ailDrding delightful shade. There
i: excellent pasture for horses ard cows It is
in II good neghborhood convenient to depot
po.toicc, stores, churches, schools, &c, and in
:ight of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The pure
b.aoing mo-" 1.in mir renders it unsurpassed in
hes. thtuness by any pace in tho State of Vir
gina There arc good roads Leading in every
di:nclion, atfur,ing fine drives Taken nltngn,h-
i.r the place CONSTITUTE, of The most desirable
country retreats To be found anywhere, and il
w'thin two or three hours rido by railroad of
Washington city. Any one wishing TO purchase
ths property can apply to the undersigned on
tho p ,mscs, or by letter, ut PurcclVlilc, Lou
doun county, Virgins
RUBT. GORMAN, MD.
, 49,
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PEnsoNAL.-Judgc Geo. W. Lewis OF
Wcstmorcland, delegate to the Alumni meet
ing of the Uni, .rsity of Vrglnia and probably the
Oldest ajumnus CT that Institution III the State
passed through this city to-day en- route Tor
charlottesville, to attend the annual meeting a'
the University.
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z, RN n RM -sgH 2 --1IssiasSszEf ;ss5EE5 sseZ
&s Ms NJ NJ EssS" IF. -S4S~ so: 80

R.t L>lt'I.tD.
~ M M 81 a75 szs: - e. II II 50 g
ALEAA<rEIA A&Ir FnErEEIrka Dl'@G RAILWAY.
After lG.uU =. IL. 81 y DAY, May -, lc.,,
trains will run " follows:
L";.v. S,,t,h uur;i from tl"ynndrs fT.i."r
icket.rg depot N su3 n. ~, accumI2n9.-,'Nn
daily, except Sunday; l.2' u. ~. S"u.r.n" -
press d;.iiy, e1ccp, Sunday. The Southern y
press 1t II ~ y. IN. runs through t" Etchi""7
w:.hont change cc!c>tinS VII" tEa':@ .or 81.
points South.
Leave \ ,r:Iwa-d rroi, Alr%"nlr;a & Frclor-
nn-ht!-g depot ~ $50 i. N. .."rti"rn F.%rrats
cn;y, except Monday; Gil =. IN. acc"r''nn''H-
ti",. daily, nzr",t >un.!nr, connects ttr a:.H
inr:h ara W"si The Northern a@s".. i.
leaving NJ $50 u. IN. run; t"c'n1-' - ...-
on the Northern Central Railway for the N"g-i.
and West.
ALEXAspEIh AID Wh"iliSGTo:: RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, May 2I.h, trains viii run
as follows, o.Giiy' ",.elt sunday:
I.cav" Alry,a6r.s. 10? Washington. from =
A-Huh ~trnu. dr2u,t ;. So, 10 S.Wi, SO To-.
and | T. ION $. In; 12.GO m. sid Ltd, ~ ! -
!En 80. GU 7.lN AMI S.'a' =. IL.
Train, leaving a ~ /. -. 90 .''' =. III. a
daily oil others a@...e o,.eap- .sH@
Lave Washington TO- At.-s 81 AZ
7.Ml 500. 900 .0U. a..l 80 =. ~, .2.E n
and 1.cJ, 20. 2.c2, :.g1. 80 ~, 7o) 2aL :"
Grains leaving q: Q c1a n. - 100 ,. III mn
Gsiy 81 other. daily c%"@.;. @1.@G
re- i !a-r.dria sd Er-a-.:.'s-htTr 'i'v'r
1-Sir.: icsvo 49, ~ a. ic..: c..2. j: @r3 30
s: :. - :" ~. ,.Ian.:c.. ,@tn. =. -. .i'h' = i
T"ll.C-.. =. rrc>@ ~ lie. r:""4 ~! :. o.
s;ya:n ELIUHil I. D~ESA!3f'Y
#..r
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81. !nuHsEuEY. VI, Jane 80. Jas Snow
nt ~ alden, willie drink Saturday, shot and
Killed :. German i,cl,ar nnrncd Stanncn, who
c;,,r', u Snow, house to uii,.r goods lnr sale
t-lDW Wa arrested.
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L,w,> ss oF VALUABLE STocK.-Mr. r. M.
i,, " T. lost valuable horse yesterday morn
HWY; M"n' l'ckJaw, resulting from the animals
laying stuck nail in its foot, ~ " '' :
best ' n; yesse Sherwood had a COW, one of the
utter n'lSSrs In the city, to die on Saturday last
sickness of only two hours,
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:s;nisfar Recalled.

Pans j lnc 3.-It is ANNOUNCED tha: Jules
Ferry llini,t"r at Athens. is recalled. Ills
pace viii be Flied hy NJ tiahric
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TIE STREET RAILROAD The >':."' -,

TIE STREET RAILROAD The >t:.''.' ~
road is rapidly drawing to c"n'o" -. -:
should the weather prove tavn~ Ca y.
be run over it, as previously rn'uH"' -
Friday next the 4th OF July. a e 49,
mcnt of the road, inculllg most OF hc L."
has been purchased an! Ivy the day !. sigma
Alexandrians will take -,de m s''"' "a
road FROM King street tuck g. -" \ :, -
House, at the head of k,us SIT. a
which six mouths ago but few II ten "ou:d
have autlclp ated.
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..a ",ArCRSloNs.-The Manassas Gazette says:
s"c W. u '. NJ. Il &. S. r. r., under the
II :nsI management of its President, COL
m"''"ur' las been doing fine business in the
r nr1 mc during the past two weeks. This
i''l passes through section Of c,nntrv whose
ai cannot be cxceilcd by any in the State,
T ,;., Trans are always in charge of accommoda-
~ 'I'g gentlemen, who arc true renrescntat;ves
" ''elr courteous PRESIDENT
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GSRf os Commission.

1'oGTsunrrII. y. H., june 50 -Ihc United
States Steamship Plymouth. goes out Of COM
In$iuH for extensive repairs.
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CRY Council. boards of the newly
elected City Council will meet in thclr rcsp &C.
tive chambers tomorrow at II O'clock III. lor
the purpose of organization.
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,L,t.o a.s7c aa6. sl,a,.:s ,Iur.lercr.

i'onTs;loI-g... n. H., June :o-Waracr,
III, -. ii Shoals murderer, WAS returned to
j;i! tin, !marnitg.
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Coop ADyiCE.-The Mana ,s:- -, :.

Coop ADyiCE-The Mana,,,- ',,, : -,
tho following advice to land ,wnsr~ WIN. i
needed will have good effect un~ ,..g.@.
to persons who desire to sell thor '.o.> Is, nj
to 20 crazy over the fact that ono "rtw" = = Te
recently been made in the nc,gi.1or 1,"' .n-
migrants are g,ing where they can huy '".'t.
low. and if they cannot get lands at ta'r pic.
here, they will 80 somewhere else. "
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r0LlcE HEAo." >krF&>. nc G''l,virg
cases have been rep'r'c'. ut i"I' :" kaalua.r'er.
since Saturday laSt Nm. lacey a.. jane
Middleton, colorei ! r :.t, lcrl' .' NJ ~"
fined and DISCHARGED Ihoi,,~ !; -~~i al,
George Lucas, for :isor'',r.r 'n'",nr We
sent to the work hous" r ':}it'y I%> Jaia~,
Ilacklcy, coorcl, r Tea ~ hs s., ga
fined and discharged b. ,"nsl" l'..>~s:.' '':io
had escaped irom the rk n'u.. ", :e-a.!es-
ted and recommlttcu
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DISTURBANCES -IJIs; n!i'ar',s .r'rNr2a! 1t
IiSh.own aud at Duzz.rd'< !. .ost. Yesterday,
which created consldcruhi. exc ',.non. We 10
mob, " was seriously iirnrc'i. Il -. ~4>E
were beaten, no arrests wee nee. '..A -s"sZ
time he localities ncutlon"! En,c '...n s.lr1-
Gus for the numerous d,<ta: nc,.- an -
DEFY proceedings that have ecu: l." r. TEN,
and the police would do WEI i. "a 80"
special attention.
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PICNICS before start
d ing purchase bottle of FRUITS YKUP.
A spoonful in d glass ot water makes a delicious
drink. For sale by tho
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
ieG No. IL north Royal street
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REVISION OF THE CRY LAws.-The rcyis-
ion of the city laws, entrusted by the Council to
Mr. VIM. i. Carne, was completed last week,
and the 'priuter's copy turucd over to the
chairman of the committee in charge Of the
subject. In the revision all the laws relating
to one suljcct-maLtcr have been grouped iu:o
one chapter, and chapters Of closely relate!
sublect-matter placed uear together. The e.,
lowing Is the arrangement OF the laws as IT,
vised:
Chap. l. Divisions of the city
LII. Common Seal.
Ill. Bonds of city officers.
~. Clerks Auditor aud public ar
counts.
Y. Streets dAIeys-Coursrs ~
tances and Numbers. /; 'nc'a
Street Regulations, Eues :.r
Paving and Gravc,lns az
Board of Public v rrks an! In!
proycment Fund.
VI Railroad, Canal, Trlecra / -
Rights of Way, Ru"s Tor i;;a...
roads on Streets, Lair ;li !.'r''t>
of Ways, Canal r. hts of Way.
Telegraph Rights of Way,
VII. Gas aud Gas Lights
VIII. Surveys, Surveyor an! lir.$
Walls.
lN. Superintendent Of l',.,a'.
" Nulsances
H. City Scavengcr.
Nil Police Force.
Kill. Offences and Pun, hnn'n,;
XIV Fines and Forfcltnrne.
XIV. Town Clock and Alarm '-.'.
XVI. Market, Safes an! l':u,;.. :
Weights and McasL
AVll. Public pspcclnn> AZ! We, ',r'-
mcnts-Liq,unr. i;''"'' IA, Peek,
Wood and Bark. !da,r,,, !I...
and Lumber
XVIII. Carts, Wagon, an! Days.
XIX. Public Health
NN. Poor.
XXI. Fire Department IN::rgui:h-
mcnt of Fires i'ir'e",.nn o:
Fires.
XII. Gunpowlcr ani tie Pow Ter
House
XNITI. II;ubor anil T." ;,r ".,t :.
AXIF. F:sh and the F.. y ..'...
NV Assessment an. r,rc!:''. -
Taxes.
NNEI. Dealers in K,e. o.! iron 2~
",Junk"
NXVI Dogs.
NAVllI. Stocks, SuhSr; .;,"- All Si..3
ing Fund -oo"A,. '.,w "a; =:
city debt, Stu's nj '''s pa
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YEsTERDAY.-The
weather yesterday was moderate for the season,
and the usual sized congrceationslwere present
At ii! the churches. At Christ Church Rev.
Mr.. Ward preached in the morning and Rev
Mr.. Jackson at night. At St. Pauls Rev. Mr..
Jackson in the morning and Rev Mr.. Ward
at night At Grace Church Rev. Mr.. Nc
Colpck at night. At the Isl Presbyterian
A. the ID Presbyterian Rev. DR.. Mitchell
:, r;g;t. At the Nj. p. Church by Rev MIR.
Rowe at night. At the Baptist Church
New Mr. Stone in the morning, and Rev.
Mr.. Stribling at night. The pulpits of the
rhcr churches and of those mentioned, except
a. the hours designated, were occupied by the
resident clergy. The following is report of
rhc work done during the day by the Young
Mems Chri,an Association:
The st. Asaph street Sabbath School open
ed with the usual number Of scholars and teach
crS, The former manitcsting increased interest
in their duties. The session closed with an ad-
dress by hlr Schckcs. The King and West
streets Sabbath School had large attendance
of scholars but not IN adequate supply of teach.
crs. The members Of the Association are re-
uuesed hy the committee to give heed to the
TACT of the lack Of workers at this point. The
exercises, however, were of the fullest interest,
and gave great satisfaction to the teachers
present. At the canal basin there was splcn-
did meeting; the greatest attention given by
the congregation to the exercises. There was
iull corps Of workers at this point. The Aims
House meeting had full COMMITTEE large
gathering of the people, and great interest
manifested during the exercises. AT the Jail a
good committee were present, aud they report
apparent good results with much encourage
mem in their labor. The open air meeting at
the corner Of Fayette and Cameron streets was
attended by au unusually large congregation,
who cvinccd great interest in he exercises, which
were of the usual soul-stirring character. a
sufficient corps Of workers were on hand. The
Sunday afternoon prayer meeting in the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, owing to the rain fall
at the hour of assembling, had but linitcsl ut
tendance, yet there vas no diminution In inter
est in the services, either on the part OF the
brethren or the congregation. Special prayer
was asked and offered that the unconverted
present might be awakened then and there. >
This meeting will be held next Sunday in the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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u. s. Courts JUDY" :,nn: III. :.
Circuit Court for this ':.~'"r' "A. ';.r ="
Saturday last for the rnri"'s' al '.":''
argulucut in the case Of Turn; v /" 49,.
but in consequence Of he a;'s"'."" II N. '~a''
one Of the employed cnuHS' ;. ;".'; O. ,...
hearing until tomorrow
In the District Court for u "a" q" :',' -
Of Virginia, in the matter q. Jut.ann ''a;A"'..'.
Judge Underwood on 3atur'!.y. game" a; :,-
junction restraining comuslu.".r or STATE ~
from selling property OF sid bankrupt. :" s'..'',
an arreal was taken ami winch ai'a x" -.
be heard by Judge Bond to-H! ~ W.
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Arrested OH King Street.

Yesterday morning man was observed acting
a very peculiar manner on his was down King
street At nearly every twenty steps he would
stop, stare into the shop windows, and turn away
with the look and air of having lost something.
So he wont on, and having attracted general OBJ
scrvation, was at length arrested on the corner
Of i ing and Fairfax streets Nh. s. Blondheim's
by the sight OF now full dress Summer Suit,
which WINS Of ihe exact style and pattern he had
been searching for since the first Of tho summer.
II is only necessary TO add That he emerged from
the store Il happy man, and went on his LAY re-
jocll r. Jc 26
500 Dozen
Fine and Fashionable ss,1aw and Fur
Hats.
Bought New York at hnh~rupt sale
" II hc disposed Of without delay at half reg
l. SCHWARTZ &c CO.'S.
Sarcpta C"h'ng 44al,
iel 10 90 King street.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Saturday night last,
after much patient waiting and sending mes
s,:ngrr. Tor lnclhcrs, quorum wal obtained.
The reading Of the minutes We're suspended.
Mr. Markell How long will the business
take.
The Clerk Not over fifteen minutes to get
through whit.
Several ,n"nn:rs Go on with it then.
II was agreed informally to pass over tho
REVENUE h,il until Monday night,
Gen. Gnrzr saying that while as a member ri
tn. Finance Committee, he was anxious thai
the Il ,vrnuc bill should pass, yet was willing,
i! here WIS any chance Of the defeat Of the bill,
l., p,rtpone it until Monday night. There was
,.n money il the treasury, and in very short
time there would be urgent need OF $4,000. AS
= >iugie vote might, however, defeat the bill to,
nigl,, he would consent that 1t might be passed
over until Monday.
4 number of bills for election expenses, the
Aims House, &C., were passed, and the Board
adjourned til! tonight.
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LIST OE GIFTS.
Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash.

Tho money to pay Ill these gifts in full is now
mpon deposit in the Farmers and Droyers Bank
of Louisville, and set aside for that purpose, and
can only be used for that purpose, as will BIO
seen by the following certificate of the Cashier:
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WAR ON TIE DuGs--lt is said that the
dog catchers having pretty we'll used up the
STRUGGLING ours about town, arc now invcstigat-
ing into til. status and condition Of the stay
III home can!ucs. Fiity-tive of the captured
dogs were slain on Saturday last 10 the pound
at the loors House, and their carcasses sent
to the bone yard Tho executioneer upon the
occasion was jack Franklin who armed with
crow-bar entered the pound and rested not
from his bloody work until the brains of the
last one Of the unfortunate animals had been
knocked out by repeated blows. AS the num-
Der grew small while some of those remaining
fought sayagely for life, others howled and
yelled symphonies of dreadful music, but their
destroyer was all powerful and implacable, and
like Alexander prievcd that he had no more
u conquer. Owing to the vigorous work of the
last few days the dog catchers have taken q
short respite from their abors.
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Butchers Dead Shot for Fed Bugs.

CERTAIN DEATH TO THE YEkMIS.
X u on touch destroys eggs and ness: roots
,nsn cut Use il and sleep in pes, O. - u:id
80 ants. Large bottles the cheapest. jc5colm
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Lightning Rain Heat.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
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POLICE INVESTIGATION. The Police Board
met On Saturday night last and rendered their
decision in the case OF Captain Webster against
%"9 IN charges lad been preferred by officer
W. VI: H. lYieS. The Board fully acquit Captain
Y, v'Ster ii''tng none Of the charges against
NUN Sustained, and approve of his conduct dur
,'s MS entire term Of Office. They moreover
,I,' to tie Mayor the suspension from
H c"" ioace iorcc OF officers G. ii. Lyles, Gilbert
iI'H'l's"l'' henry CEplurc and Geo. w. Jones.
= Is understood that though the Mayor approx
g. "a e action Of the Board with regard to the
, ~, aclhta OF Chaplain Webster yet he doubts
' sue Ir"lrl;iy o; adopting their suggestion re-
' az; INC suspension of the designated
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1t is hoped that the r'v.>' ". r., ,-'.,,.
as soon MS possible, and thu n,:'r -.
sire { j. rcssed that AL Sta T. :"- - :. = "r T.,
cities and towns, and to th"", , + /. >,n...
shall! DO included in the new Y"
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7 - TUBS FRESH COUNTRY 81 lien
i y received and for sale by D,,oN
lie 80 DAV u 1ARn
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The Atmosphere Of Love sss
Is pure, sweet breath. This desls er"tu Il ra't
of the results of using sOZo DON'T when MOI l'"s
only invigorates and preserves tho tee'n a. nu'
rendors The mouth as fragrant as roso. 10 %