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SAFE KEEPING or THE MONEY.

The Farmers and Droyers' Bank Louisville Il
treasurer and all moneys arising from the tic
VIII bc placed there TO remain special deposit until
tie concert isoycr and all the gifts FULLY provided Tor
then subject only TO the Joint check OF te Agent ami
Business Manager OF the Concert and the President and
Treasurer OF the Public Library The mana cement IL
dependent upon the sale OF tickets the means OF
paying expenses but Is amply proviucu win runus now
on deposit in the Farmers and Drovors Bank Tor IN
purpose. The entire proceeds the sale Of tickets viii
stand untouched in bank guarantee for the payne nj
o. all the offered gifts ~
The money received for the sale OF tickets In New York
Is deposited III the Fourth National Bank OF that cy
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TRAVELLERs' GUInE.

J,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport aud Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NtWPo&i ,,, aud OLD
daily SUNDAYS excepted at4 NJ Through tickets sold
- 90 = A. r BACON, superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY
I2,0o0 CASH GIFTS.
&l,5N,Coo
cHANOEa ONE IN EIVEa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHANCES ONE IN FIVEf

The trustees Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
THEW sndsr acs Of ,srs ia ~ & q the g
establish great lree lihraryin Louisville ky BY means
tisssl. ssy y were re- s@pswsrsa y the
s y dh sy s n y o here's s to s
fsFs & mnsn @s aSdad nd h 81 as I %as
Sa.sd second Dessmsss is7s, which f,Soo sash
& tS tssnas 70 s s sum mere s asSsfS I'd and as
divided mo louo1 cash sis and distributed among the
The third Git Concert named was the sue
sesi e he @ % a "a a &" u mee ts
The CAPITAL Gin 9. siooySo was drawn by Mr.; :: Il
E Ehs SRsSn W
s% Sy sS sss s5 ND drew S IS
each the 2lst July, 1873 Mr. kshmade his appear
M Msrves. !" o. 1.-The The irm m o. Harvey Kch, well known
citizen 5s q nSu M B. was Was pda pd4wn @ n ~ ws
Morley, Siiss county Tsnns On nc lsh q
aRe 3 wSrss AZ % hs hs
ssn $ Mss & * saSo@s%E @ drew ssT Ae ss
i9h q july Ss mT Morley sent on bis ticket though
in his Guy. on the 1th OF Jny Mr. Knapp purchased II
AS Sg Tain ae asss Ss
eh & aseM o ws aS DR. reM KnanS @ also h'd the fourth OF
The fourth gil. d sao o sold by Henry wllkcn,
Of gentlemen in and about thai ely. Mr. Wilken ordered
got No. s "a which DR. drew he s2looo N0 A0A u
The other gifts were drawn by persons scattered all
county and district in the United States.
All these gifts promptly paid, without any dis
count on presentation OF the tickets entitled TO them
and the balance OF the proceeds from the sales OF
tickets less expenses appropriated to the uses OF the
library.
TO the end that the Library Museum ana sub-depart.
under them be enlarged TO their full capacity
for usefulness, and placed such footing that they
may forever be on the increase and never under the
necessity OF ang upon SINGLE individual for the
uibuton their support, the Trustees
determined to give another Gilt Concert upon scale
more grand than either OF the preceding-to raise
enough money by grand effort 10 make the Library
and its associate branches seltsustainng institution,
fixed and forever For this purpose the
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIps.

CUSARD LINE. NOTICE
With the view oEdiminshng the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this he will henceforth take specified
course for all seasons OF the year
ON the Outward Passage, from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing the meridian of 80 at 8 latitude
nothing TO the north oi 49,
Or the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian Of
% at ~ latitude, or nothing to the nor,h Of
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOH.
YORK.
.JAvA. -. .W'sday Nov 10 PARTHIA. sa'day Nov. %
tCUBA... W'sday, Nov % SAMARIA. .Sa'day, Nov. 29
1IdERiA :. WsIsy. Dec 70 OLYMPUS. .sa,day' pee. q
sRUSSIA.. W'day, Dec II 4CLA .sa'day, Dec. ~
every following Wedne sday and Saturday from New
York Steamers marked thus Do not carry n siesrage
eordng to accomrosdase Return tickets on favorable M
liverpool Queenstown and all parts Of Europe at
lowest rates For freight and cabin passage apply at the
company's office, No Bowling Green For steerage
passage at III Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES G. FRANCkLYN, Agent,
or 10 P II. DU VERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, III.
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At this Concert the best music that be afforded by
a grand Orchestral Bana will entertain the audience
and the unprecedented sum OF ONE MILLION AND FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS in currency, divided
into T. on cash gifts ranging from s2500oJ dhe highe 50
down $50 the lowest, will be distributed by lot among
the ticketholders
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
~ DAILY LINE TO Norfolk

OLD DUMINIUN sTEANlsHII' VUNFNNf.
From pier 81 North River foot Of Beach street steam
ers leave daily at T.. NJ for Norfolk and passenger
steamers for Norfolk City Point aud Richmond on Tues
days THURSDAYS AMI SATURDAYS, same hour
Throueh bills lajnS and passenger tickets issued TO
al points South and Southwest via virginia ana Tennes
see Atlantic Coast Scaboafd and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Tor Western Points, and
bv steamers Norfolk for Aewbern aud Washi gon N.
c., and other points. - go o,, ..
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A SCHOR LINE.
INDIA. Sat, Nov. % MACEDONIA. We'd, Dec. 10
arsTTAiIA. ssag, Nov. g cA5TAtLlA...Wed' Dec. i
YICrORIA...Sat, Dec. rRINACRtA. We'd. Dec u
The passenger accommodations the steamers this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
.tacrooms are all ON upper deck, thus securing good
NS"' ~ CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WED. STEAMERS, $G5 and $T5. Return $3.50, currency.
STEl RAGE PASSAGE.
To GLASGOW, Liverpool. London, Queenstown London.
m derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardiff SO currency.
ickets tor passage from any seaport OF railway
station IN Great Britain Ireland OF the Continent issued
az the lowest rates
DRAFTS For ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
Company's Offices, No. Rowing Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
TnE HAMBuRG.AMERfCAN PACKET C0MFANf's
L iron mail steamship
SILESIA. as
Captain c. HCbich will sail on Thursday, November ~
at 2 T. Nj tor ilamnurg 80 ,.,.,
taking passengers ioln New plymouth bohuVh'
Chcrbourl aud ilamhur%
Firs, CABIN, ypper s,. saoon' sa,','n slgo 2
stccrngc :3l payable in I nsa fsiiate siiatss HkoHs HkoHns
kUNlIAkDT n CO., &. ~ re iAhp ~ p,,'sN..
General Agents, General Passenger Akent,
81 Broad STREET, New yoik II Broadway New ofk
The FKlalA Will SAIL peecmDsr
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DENTISTRY.

A FULL SEF, S. TO IS. GUM TEETH, si9; SINGLE
~ 81, warranted perfectly nttug; extracting With
gas % cents sl er hlngs 81 cents No ~ sixth ave-
nGc, Ecmcinber A..
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Should any tickets remain unsold the day OF the
drawing they will be destroyed and all the offered gifts
1000 in number will be drawn bnt diminished III value
in proportion 10 the amount of unold tickets For
& ~ detrsvna cd and an ~ the ts radcd' so' @ ut ~ o.ner a
bur in value one-half The capital Gift in that event
would be $l25O instead OF S20O00 and all the other
gifts in the same proportion All VIII see that this would
would he increased in favor OF the cke hoders lust in
proportion to the reduction i'll their value. II all the
only half sold, and the other half destroyed the
chances to the tickeholders become as 10 ~ only.
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DEANsyLvANIA RAILROAD.


L Trains leave New York from foot OF Dcsbrosses aud
Cortlpudt streets, as ollowss-
Express for Harrisburg lisbnrg, the West and South:
s:U t. NJ sunday. 8 and $50 l.. NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington ana the SOUTH, via penn
sylvGna Air Linc,o az 80 A. anl L. NJ. sun
tinore and Ohio Railroad ut 30 r NJ. paily.
Express Philadelphia sto aud 9j) A. NJ, II 80 3, &
3 :se & ssSV and = l. NJ, and 2night sunday, ., 6o
For trenton at7:,o 4, NJ, 2, $40 and CHOP NJ. sunday
Emigraut and second clsss7
], 2 $50 s 10 10 10 f.30, 8 $40 $40 & $40, go
40 10, Is 4 4 80 ! NJ and u night. suniay '''!
For Elizabeth, &, 60, 20 40 $40 O. 10 II A. NJ I'm.
i:D, $40 10, ii % Z. NJ and Il night. sunday $50
For Sok kah%sy " ssa 81 ! So 7o $40 - M s
2Sl $40 40, iI0 49, 52o S:o 9 eio ~, ~ 7;3 ,3S
s;o 70 IN and y night sunday, S's' cav ana
For Woodbridge ana Perth Amboy 6 ami 10 A. NJ 2'@
For New Brunswick 72o and $40 4 W. T. ~. s:lo
$50, t2i. 10 7;s0 L Nj aud u night sunday ah'
ForSisast Mlsone $40 A. NJ, t2 noon end g. = "
For iambcrtvc ana Fe%aims'SSu % S1o "a i + n n ''"'
Accomnoiaton for Bordcnown, Burnst9gn, g, ana vam-
den o and go a. w. iliY anG I'm f. ''u
FOR Jamcsburg Pcmbcrton, Camden' a. a. anu -
~ orr,ye ~ foows- From Plt,sburg, $50 A. NJ,
- tss ts and 8J r. aay; u - a. NJ, daily, except
N.ndaV From Washington aud Baunere, . 90 AMI
s.m H. 3 rs and 10 "a J. M; sunday, o99 CAD n "
ads and VIZ si A. H. 2:i5 III 55 8H 10 "a T. NJ; sun.
d9y '59 5i5 q 40 So II ;55 4. Nj and llT T. ~
Ticsct Office, 5'd 4So IN @ aaa , ga H%roaaw9y % No
kmIsic9p9ss 9ss s'?Tf. M o'''V 80 j I'll BOYD, Jr,
D. d General Manager General Passenger Agent
s,roSINGroN LINE FOR BosT0N-TuE ELEGANT
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FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1873.

for the benefit Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF REM
TUCKY is announced 10 come OFF in Public Library
Hall, ut Louisville Ky
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL, $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, AMOUNT
ING TO ST. 800 900

The entire number OF tickets issued Is only 6000 Each
ticket consists OF ten fractional parts coupons into
which II may be divided ty cutting through the hor
zontal Divisional lines left tor that purpose Ihe holder
0! whole ticket entitled % an admission to the concert
and to the whole OF any gift 1t may draw, the holder
Of each fractional part or coupon entitled 70 adms
to the and the whole
ticket may draw All fractional tickes will be repre-
scnted in the drawing whole tickets
would prefer the tickets being kept whole
much as possible. Where party i able TO take
whole ticket twill BE- to club wi others who also
want parts and then keep the ticket whole and divide
the money II may draw according to the interests OF the
different
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -cUBA.-cUBA.-cUBA:-H HAVANA LOTTERY OF
n. Cuba. Prizes cashed. Information furnished. CIR
JOSEPH BATES. I96 Broadway, rooms.
A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY GIFT 2oA-
A; cert $i5o COZ cash gifts tickets Tor sale by r. O.
DEvLIN, stauoner, 50 Liberty street. New York
CUBA-
Sec Illustrations in
THE DAILY GRAPHIC
to-day.
Cuba
CUBA HAVANA LOTTERY.
~ Royal Saxon Government Lottery,
Hamburg city Lottcry
Prizes cashed and information gwen; -
Lock box t,t94 ll6 Nassau street, New York.
DErEorIvE Agency or 4. AcKERMAN, 80 MAS
hama.
GRAND EXHIBITION
TOYS, DOLLS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
All the latest novelties now displayed
al
FREDERICK A. 0, souwARz,s,
76o Broadway, near Ninth street
Please. examine this, the finest selection ever shown
IN New York Prices reduced ana 10 per cent discount
HAVANA LoTTERY.-RoyAL SAXON GOV RN-
n #c MnSy rs fs 3 sanHsl And sa.,na aI
street; boz s,Sl6 New York Post Office
HAVANA LorrERy-PRIzEs cAsHED; ALL Or
IL ders faithfully executed all correspondence con-
s @ 'ry g. GESSdnD %
I WILL SEND LITTLE PRESENT TO. EVERY
nothing Mrs ' CLINE los VISIT street.
r A soCIEDAD LA PRoTECToRAr
o rs meIsgr me @ d to me | gg m street at
to 10 ctakc their shares account Of being dissolyed
OFFICIAL PfhYGSGS RhSTrSGS STATE LOTTERIES
KENruckY--nxrnA GLASS NO. 65s-NovEanEa ii, 1873
80 e CO IS g No 3 ss1LssSsssr j. 20 a a
80 4 e z CO. Sanaasri e. q = coInsion & Ky
SHELBY colIssE2Tx1HA Glass no soyrSssa u h7s
,aans , II q a. 1s6;rssrn z q 70 1s
81 S q sAT II e = ysn.ssrs r. % 70 g sn 81 v
j. cLUrE broker 2oS BroaaWay, 5S Futon Dn street
No Park row. Post Office box 4969.
OFFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY
sSs,5 & Il. !. (, &
70 CO. 80 Is eGhKns f'h t. Z CO, s. asusssrs "a ss
i oRS sf CT NJ Jsc ks @
toney Island road. L. t. on fnesday newt Novenl 25
Badge rules to govern. Shooting to commence at " NJ
WM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
DRrvATE RETREAT FOR INEBRIArEs-AT THE
wS ffs # ac sS Nsw iS Sas
opened his spacious residence Mount Vernon, West
chester county n. y, Tor the reception OF small
ber OF inebrates Letters addressed to Dr. W. MURPHY
will receive immediate attention.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZFS CAsHED-
III information furnished circulars sent tree appli
cation spanish bank bills and governments purchased
TAYLOR Il CO.. Bankers NO il Wall street.
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HOR sEs. CARRIAGES. sc.

A N ATTRACTIVE, SPECIAL AND ABSOLUTE SALE,
~ BY PUBLIC AJCilON,OF HIGIiHRED HORSES
ALSO CARRIAGES, SLEIGH DOUBLE AND SINGLE
nAkNEsS, ROBES, &C,
ON SATURDAY ullIS DAN). Al Ii O'CLOCK PROMPT
AT BOARDING STABLES Nos 10 AND II EAST
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S,rosINGToN LINE FOR BosT0N-TuE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day ......,u :, ,-,.-,---, -.
day nom pier IS North River, at T. NJ
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-S7, $50 aud 800, gold according TO aecommo
dation.
Round trip tic kets at low rates
Stecrase-To Liverpool, Queenstown. Glasgow, Lon.
donderry, London Bristol or Cardiff, $50 Prepaid cer
tlfcatcs So, currency. -
Passengers also forwarded TO Iiavre, Hamburg swc-
den. Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin ana general business apply at the
Conpanys oaice, No Is Broadway.
For stccrasc passage, at ~ Bi oadway
JOHN q. DALE, Agent or TO
oD0NNELL & FAULR, 402 Chestnut street, fhiiadel.
phia.
NJ. 5. cREAGn lo2 state street, Boston,
+. G. BROWN 81 South Clara street corner OF Lake
street Chicago,
WILLIAM INMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe,
Paris
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A -CUBA.-CUBA.-CUBA.- LOTTERY OF
II Cuba. Fries cashed Information furnished. Car
culars sent free
JOSEPH BATES, I96 Broadway, room 4.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The ste eanship MISSISSIPPI,
from 36 North RIVER foot OF North Moore street,,
on saturday, November ~, at o'clock i. VI.
Freight received daily. Through rates given TO st.
Louis ycksburg Mobile, Galveston and Inlianola
For IRE ght OF passage. having superior accommofG-
tons apply TO FREDERIC BAKER pier 50 orth River
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEO. CRUMW ELL. Captain James
Crawford, viii leave pier No. North River on Satur
dny November ~ at r. NJ Freight received daily.
Through given to Galveston ndianols Rockport or
Aranz1S wharf Brazos SANTIAGO AMI st Louis. Cabin
passage f5l scernee S2 For freight passage apply
10 CLARK & SEAMAN, Sc West street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY GIFT DON
IA. cert 81 l50 coo cash gifts tickets tor sale by r.
DEVLIN, stationer, 50 Liberty street. New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

nETECTIyE AGENCY OF A. ACKERMAN, 80 MAS
hama.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
INSTRUCTION.

A LII THOSE WHOSE EDUCATION HAS BEEN
IA neglected can perfect themsc elves in grammar SPELL
ing readns the classics aud pcnmanship IN three
months; foreigners lngkh. Address BLACK, Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, WHO II UNABLE 10
~ speak the English language, desires the services OF
lady to teach him. Address g. :, Spiuglcr House.
" ANrED-To SELL TIE GOOD WILL AND FIX.
w lures OF New YORK city Classical Schools terms
very moderate Address 4, NJ, box lOl Herald Uptown
,ncA oulce,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16

A VERY learned family this Is In Des
Moines, Iowa. The father ia clergy
man. and can do all the spiritual duty
Of the house /; the mother Is a physi-
clan. aud so the domestic circle can be
physicked for nothing; the daughter
Is studying law. and will be able to
make her own wrlts for breach Of
promise-a most dangerous maiden to
trifie with. All these people are said
to be OF the quiet sort, industriously
working In their several vocations.
and never making any fuss about any
thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16

ArEAcHER in Rockport received
note the other day. from an Indignant
parent, which read: IL want you too
strickly understand that you haint boss
Of my Children II you keep maria for
bein late you will have truble you need
not think We air Slaves becaS we haint.
We live In n free land adoo."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
WAGON FOR SALE.

A LIGHT AND sERvICEABLE THOR.
"a oughbrace sinale-horss Wagon, new, for
sale cheap for cash. Inquire Of Stern q Son,
Nain strsst, Cold Hiu. ny1oH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
NOTICE.

OWING TO THE DISSOLUTION OF THB
~ Copartnership OF Graves, Maynard b Co.,
all parties having Stocks With them must take
them up on or before the 1st day Of June. lST3.
my27 ID GRAVES, MAYNARD d co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
H. M. vEsEY Of Virginia,

And is furnished In the most elegant s5ie. -.
Tho Terms arc Reasonable, and every accom-.
modstion that can be procured a. drst-class
hotel is provided. The tables arc hdsh with
the best the market affords;
The Bar 10 well stocked with the choicest
Upon The premises are the best Of stable
accommodst and all who visit Glenbrook
viii lind every convenience for the enjoyment
OF q prolonged sojourn. The most experienced
and efficient Hortlors arc IN attendance at the
stables, and the best OF caro- will oe given to
teams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
THE; ROUTE

THE ROUTE
From Virginia TO Glenbrook y via Virginia and
Truckee Railroad to Carson, aud Benton 3 Line
Of Stages to The Lake; and from Truckee by
stage 10 Tahoe City, crossing the Lake In Cap
tain Lapham's now and elegant Steamer TO
Glenbrook.
TIME.
Leaving Virginia at 7:S \. T., arriving at
Glenbrook at l:3o p. r.; the steamer leaving at
2:30 P. n. making an enjoyable trlp over the
Lake to Tahoe City, and BY stage to Truekee.
RETURNING,
Tho Stage leaves Truckee At 50. T.. reaches
Tahoe at 70 H., Carson at r. ~, and Vtrk inia
at 6P.A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DIR. HALL
"A will please call at his oftce and settle their
aeeounts. HE health has % isg improved that
he can ressirs colin and receipt bills without
injury TO II. - f-..I '.,-.I-
Hyt1tf J.U. KAILs ND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
Restaurants AND BAkERlss
OLD -GL BROOK HOUSE,
LAKE TAHOE.

nis ulsr fH Hotel has just been M92
operled as a place Of public l1 r.
resort for the Summer BY lRSl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
TIM e.
THE SCENERY.

The road to the Lake. either nom Truckee, or
from Carson, 10 one OF great beauty, passing
through green forests. ACROSS rugged mountains
and along beautiful valleys. The scenery around
tho shores Of the Lake is among the most gor-
geous In the world. rs.
Telegraph office at the Hotel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-20

The Philadelphia Age calls attention TO
the important fact, that the constitution
aliry of the election laws of the State Of
Rhode Island is 10 be tested in the Federal
Courts, with view to having the question
settled. Tie party plaintiff in the case
offered his vote in North Providence,
Rhode Islaud. His residence was there.
That was his domicile. But his vote was
referred to the moderator, or Judge of the
Election, because he was not the owner of
real estate i'll Massachusetts. That, how
ever, cannot help him to a vote in Rhode
Island. In this case the aggrieved citizen
is determined to test the long disputed
rights of naturaliZed citizens to vote in
the State without regard to the property
qualifications imposed by the local statute.
There are more than ten thousand natur-
allied citizens in Rhode Island who are
DISTINGUISHED by this law, while negroes
are permitted to cast their ballots without
reference to the property qualification
clause in the Constitution. The ground on
which the plaintiff i'll this case rests his
case, is that furnished in the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution, with
which the State law is manifestly i'll con-
flict. The language of that amendment is
in section first /: "All persons born or ma
turalized in the United States, and subject
to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of
the United States, and of the State where
they reside. NO Stat6 shall make or
enfore any law which shall abridge the
privilege or immunities of citizens of the
United States.' And the Fifteenth
Amendment likewise provides that ''the
rights of citizens of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States, or by any State, on account
of race, color, or previous condition of
servitude." The case seems perfectly
clear one. A naturalized citizen is first a
citizen of the United States, and of the
st tie of his residence. Next, such State
is forbidden to make or enfore any law
lbridging the privileges or immunities of
a citizen of the United States. William
Beach Lawrence, ESD, and Charles
O'COnor, Esq, are counsel for the plain
tiff, and, in view of the principles involved,
the Importance of the issue to the politics
of the State, and the surprising ability of
the counsel engaged, the Legislature is to
be memoralized to defend the suit at the
cost of the State. If the latter amend
ment of the Constitution covers the rights
of black men, why not those of white cit
izens?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-20
TjtdJ Ninth Census.

Volume Socond of the Ninth Census
of the United States, containing nearly
seven hundred pages, quarto, is devoted
to vital statistics. 1t contains maps
and charts so tinted in different shades
of the same color as to report to the
eye the prevalence of certain prominent
diseases in the various sections of the
country. According to the map the
localities most free from the ravages of
consumption are Florida, middle Geor-
gia, section in and near Burke coun-
ty, n. c., and the region of the Sui
phur Springsin Southwestern Virginia.
These regions, with the exception of
Florida, are not the ones favored by the
medical profession as sanitary resorts
for pulmonary patients. The reason
why is perhaps found in the fact that
these healthy localities have not been
written up by interested parties. These
maps and charts are valuable to the
physician, and to the invalid who is
seeking change of climate for the
benefit of his health.
Among the interesting statistics in
the volume we quote the following:
The total population of tho country is
about thirty-eight and a quarter millions.
The total number ofdeaths in the current
/ census year, 492, 263, or about ,349 per
! diem.
March seems to be the most fatal month
leading all others by about 1000.
! March, April and May form the most IA
tai quarter, exceeding any other three con-
sscutive months by over 1900.
The births number 1,10O 475, or about
5000 per diem.
The blind number about 90. 600.
The deaf and dumb, about 16, OOO
The idiotic, about "a. 600.
The insane, about $1,000, nearly ono
third of whom are of foreign birth.
Person over so years of age number about
15n, 900.
Persons over 90 years of age number
about 1000.
Persons over 100 years of age number
about 2, 800.
OF those over 80 years, the females out
number the males by about IL, GOO.
OF those over 80 years, the females are
in excess by about l 200.
Of those over 100 years, females exceed
the males by about 600.