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ClCb66 hQoLQeF qN3Gt HteK IN LIE
department Of trade. Tho only descriptions Of stock IN
which thero any appearance OF activity were good
to prime shipping bcevcs, and whatevor Of hrmness
tho market may haVo shown also confined to those
grades Willis there has been serious depreciation
n yaluos Of any class, tho ,nartot for common and
snd but for tho comparatively moderate arriyaIa se
ers could scarcey have ayered "tumbo in prices.
to stimulate shippers to active operations, the deuand
s oqss steadily a1.S hs q sRa m
q heavier Weight Tho ontsio ngure wss obtained In
averaging 1,43o aud 1850 lbs. few carloads wcre
taken 1t 5a09d2H, but sales at $5.75 rare
s fs
for End any quotations would be but Little better
as5s n uaa4 % sas Ths Sass = T., city nor 9sfhs ~ asss
cowH and common to fair Terms cattle, though low
81 oo@2 as snd high s4.5o94.7s paid. Tho
week q the present neaaon aid lower prices ayo rro-
vailed IN consequence, common Texas And poor ma
yts ssSs snS asTn gosa s sts easR qualities at
To-day, fair activity noticeable 10 the demand,
but ho too liberal supply Of stock sale kept prices
tho market waa shade lower. somo fuo drovea wero
ofescd, for which s57o@5so was obtained, but most
Many cattlo rcnain In tho yards unHod, and the
kes closes unsatafactosily. Below arc tho closing
Extra Beerea-oraaea aySsa steers' ayeraglng 400
choieo Beevcs-Fino, iat. woll formed 3year ''
to6 rear old ateers, ayeraging 1850 to
oo6S nesyeswsa,isas n:iy formed ''''''''0
steers, Averaging 100 to 1850 Hs. 6.2o@b.4o
aging l,oso to i,2oo u.s. 49, L7s9s.1s
Dutclsrs' stock-0ornmon to fair eteers,
and good to oxtra COWS, for city
slaughter averaging 600 to lido tbd:. s.6o@4so
Stock Cattle-comrnon cattle, in decent
aeoA averaging TOO to 1880 s......... s.5094.so
sags, buiis and sealawa8 steers. 2ooes.oo
Cattlo-Toxas, Norhorn wintored. s.754.75
Cattlo-To1aa. through droyes. 2eoa3.s0
market, and pEicos hayo taken decidedly higher
range. just what reasons buyers had for running up
prices at this time Ia not apparent, the supply has
been largo for the eeasnn, aud tero has boon Az
preciatiou In values ut the aea-boarA that would sec
to justify shippers III paying the oxtremo prices now
s only fair to presume that the motive Of buyers Is to
induce large receipts for the ensuing wcek, Of which
they Of would tako advantage to foroo prices
enough below hcir legitimate level to moro than COM
pesato them for ths Losses they have incurred In pGy
Ing tho extreme priccs Of yesterday and Thursday.
and 90 a3l week beforo last but tito demand such
that up to last night toro hai been no considerable
accumulation, Fridays closing quotations being s. ca
80 for common to extra.
To-day ErfccB received alec1ed " 6et-backh The
ryala w6ro larger by some 1000 herd than for either OF
parent that former prices could mot 10 a,htnttr. Uuy
ora seemed Indifferent, and, although during tla opt.
Ing hours they took fow enrlo4Ia each at not
than 6a10o dcclno, by miday toy had lowered thels
bids fully 2oc refusing 70 psy over $500 for tho best
the market closed dull at $440@5.00 Will downward
tendency. Among tho days sran.action1 were sha
following:
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Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1901 bu wheat 326 bu corn
1887 bu oats. Withdrawn from do during tho
wook: al, ,27b bu wheat; 5,03a bu corn; a, AIT
bu oats; 2,42t bu rye; 3,255 bu barley.
Tho following grain haa been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 9s cars
wheat; 684 cars corn 0,100 bu No. d. and
Il, 200 hu No. do, by canal; Il cars oats; 1000
bu rojccted do, by canal. Total (71s cnrs), :34,
600 bu.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of broadstaiffs aud livestock at thiB point dur
Ing tho pnst week, and for tho corresponding
weeks onding as dated;
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Musical IuteJllCcnce.

We have already alluded several timos to tho
raise fund for tho relief OF tho famous song-
writer, Robert Franz. Nothing, wo beliove, llas
yot been accomplished In Now York but In los
ton committee llaa beon organised, conssting
Of Prof. Agassiz, Mr.. John s. Dwight, Mr. II.
r. MggluaoI, Mi. Otto Drosel, aud Mr. q. D.
Hchloaigor, Consul OF tho German Empire, and
contributions to tho amount OF g. 1881 ara alsealy
, 1873-07-20
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JULY 20, 1873;

loto, which had to some oxtont bonn abandoned,
arc now, Oh tho contrary, worry much In favor,
particularly o atylo Of bracelet uallol "porto-
bonheurr, which Is plain gold circlct, Of oqlal
montatlon. Tho only stylos OF ear-rings now
Affected aro diamonds and poarlB without drops.
olatolainoH hro In great favor, and especially
old ones F; and OH the right or oppoatc bido
poaed e sgo anto , Wiz oTors o 1
and mounted On ebony sticks.
, 1873-07-20
COMMERCIAL.

sATunpAY EVENING, Ju1y 10.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
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~ -=;- :. -. -. -
@ @sns sn ~ ,7G 1's1 e. ~ ~
snes Nov. H. sm ssS1a ~ ,5s f5 ii
saae ..ao 4-.s v. ~ ~
Inc shlpmGhts IN uetal4 wore aa 1olIo"s saors f1b
luo M ahofs eaear no 91a long csar ~ De aone
aa,;tt ~ g. @ stI 1an - t n,G a 49,
pIrmingaams, o1I Irish cut, IS b1s; bacon, $50
1v;.h;a ~ a a 70, = H. - s;n
III br1s heef 1as Er5s eI6s' 3ol nca d. 1ntldIes
l08 PCS q. il, middlcu, 500 pcs B. s. shoulders,
1o,o7o pcs.
demand from shippers and the local trade Buy-
ers wcro willing to pay previous prices, but hold
ors generally asked sliyht advance, in Wow Of
tho 1irmnoas reported IN New York md the
higher prcos OF wheat horo. This restricted
tradiug. Tho receipts AFRO rather small, and
some dealers report their stocks as quite small,
eral' now brands offering. Dran was stoady.
sales were reported Of 50 brla white winter OK
traH (Ec'ipBe) Mt 5000 200 brlH do at $3.50 80
brls do ut 37.0O 800 hrls do on private ter1ns
200 brls spring extras (Alinneaota) at 87.G211
400 brls do (Lockport Hydraulio) at 3G.75 900
brls do ut a6.37]5 160 brls do at $G.26 80 brls
at $500 100 brls, low, ot s400 700 brls do on
private terms !; 100 brlB suporf1uos at S400; 100
brle do at S3.7b; IS brls sour spying extrns at
33.75; 100 brls rye at $9.8711. Total, 3,775
brls. Also, 10 tons bran ut 5l060 Oh track, and
80 tons do at $11 90 at mill. Tho following waa
the closing range Of prices:
Far to choice white w1nter o1tras.."..s o1s g aoe
1scd wntcr cxtras as.................. b.75 g 100
Good ]. to sn9ico spring extra. eeo oso
tT'ssa,o" NV 10 nieoinnt H a0o ,oco ocn
Good to faney siint'esoia 90 % q T.5o
sprtng aupeftncs 40 q 15o
Nyo Hour 4,oo d 4.2o
Dran ...;".....i;,;;. 1o.eo afl:oo
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SlIEEp-Thia market remains very quiet With littlo
fluctuations in yalucs. shippe1a romsin out Of tho
macket leaving loca! butchers and feedora the only
operators but the wan Of heas two classes hAye quite
eQuaed tbs supply aud prices haye been sustained, 1t
81. .o@3.26 for common,l As $s,60@a.7a for medium,
aud Il sA0o94.7s foF good, to choice qualities.
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year. 10, e121.5o 1,ss7, 7,142s6
Specie exports from Now York continue worry
largo. aud tho price OF gold consequently has
an upward tcndoncy,
MosBrB. Lunt, Preston l. Koau quote bonds
and land-NarrAuts in this market this afternoon
ma fn1snvu
, 1873-07-20
1873. | 1879.

aEcE1pTs. EutrMENTd.
, 1873-07-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for the Week Ending Sntllxs
day Evening, July 10.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 10,
The rccclpte Of yostock during tho week have heen
, 1873-07-20

free from all nauner OF eIceeBoB, as ono of Thoo-
doro Thomas concerts at Fordn Opera,Honse
beer, and smoke in tho open DIR, which eating ie
to tho grcnt mass Of thom, their usual evoning
repast. Many take coffee instead Of boer, whilst
the ladies' are eating cahcs o. ices but eyen the
Of every household, and there Is nobody Of any
class Of the community too high or too exclusive
to join In these nightly gatherings, which are to
be found in s'l parts 81 Vienna, They n!o placya
arc 80 regarded and enjoyed by, tho best peoplo
OF Vienna. Tho quiet and good order that pro-
yaila is remarkable, and any unaeomly noise or
e1coss would cause the prompt removal Of the
otrondor.
ABSENCE OF INTOXICATING 1IQuoas.
There ia not In tho whole City of Vionua place
to obtain strong Intoxicating liquors. in which any
ono OF tho visitors TO Barnum's, Loyell',s or
doekle's could be cos1ea to enter. It can only
won]d call low "rum mills, freauonted by hack
drivers, who aro In fact, tho only class OF people
in Germany who have como down to tho Ameri-
can Lowell Of making beasts Of themselves. They
are tho only drlnkards in this imnenso city, and,
In fact, the only mon who ahow In their counte-
nanoes any evidence that their beverage In other
than cold water. Wo have somo Germans at
homo whom wo regarded US swollen up a11d
inclined to auspse. ai thoni OF Of producing ia tiis
result - by mixing whishey with their
beer. The womon here drink nearly IA
muGh beer ~ tho mon, and moro healthy and
fnoly.developod specimens Of feminine humans
" cannot bo found anywhere than are to ho met
In the restaurants Of an evening, with their par
entB, husbands brothers, or loyors, partaLing Of
their evening repaas, washed down with one or
two gob!ots Of Tho national beverage, whicl,
most OF them were roarca upon and woanol with
from the cradle.
An American gentleman who has soyeral times
vibitod Vienna and travelled extensively In IIu-
rope, remarked to mo to-day that lle ran salia-
f1lnrn4 (}uFn
husbands, wves, and children al moved about
TLaro are no anxious wives whiting aud watching
foF the coming home Of huab.nds i from t eon,iy:
1 gatherings and no occasion Tor Gsude
nothing more could DO a!loged against them
Of beer they drink, they would DO = very oxens-
plnry people. rhie mode Of outdoor Tito Ger.
tanly has tho merit OF relieving the VITO from
that greatest Of all ve1ationa OF the present day,
the management Of the cook md the culinary
time enough to oonsilar it WHOM It becomos to.
day." 10 tho fsvorite sentiment Of tho people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

mo man deserves to be praised
for his goodness unless he has strength
of character to be wicked"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06
DaES Con ANcWER pRAvEp

DOES Con ANSWER PRAYER .
There are two striking cases-one in
the Old Testament and the other in
the New-of men beloved of God,
praying perseveriusly and with the ut
most intensity and fervor for some
thing which was denied them. An
answer to prayer is not necessarily an
affirmative answer. 1t pray be an an
swer in the negative--an answer of the
wise love that sees further than we do
and refuses in mercy. Yet there are
some people who talk as though if
prayer was not always and of course
answered in the affirmative, and the
thing we ask given, there Is no use Of
praying. "Who is the Lord, that we
should serve Him, and what profit
shall we have to pray to Him p But
prayers are often answered in the af-
tirmative. The voice Of Christian ex-
perience, through all time, has united
in calling our God "a very present
help in time Of trouble Very pres
ent, either to remove the trouble CT
help US to rise above it. The true
doctrine is, that God our Father is a re-
ality-a living, loving presence-throb-
bing with sympathy, but with plans
and purposes, and knowledge of the
situation infinitely transcendin. ours !;
that He is near to us, hears orr pray
er, considers it tcnderly and patiently,
and does for us the very best that is
possible consistently with the best
good of all That it is not always pos
sible for God to grant what we ask is
made certain by the most interesting
and most awful prayer ever left on rec
ord-the prayer offered in extreme an
guish by His only and welI-l elo ed
Son. It was to attain the sympathet.
ic insight of personal experience
that our Lord passed through depths
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

-"As daylight can be seen through
very small holes, so little things will IL
lustrate persons character.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06
GRAND RAPIDS WIS., THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1873.

so deep that no son or daughter of
Adam ever could sink below Him. In
the awful passage he felt the same
agonized inability to endure that we
feel, and called out as we do for relief );
but with the controlling sense of a no.
bier purpose which He preferred even
to that present relief. And in this
sense every true prayer is answered.
For when we pray truly we always do
in our deepest heart, in our higher and
better nature, so confde in our Heav-
emily Father that we prefer His will
even to the most important clamor of
our own wild desires. Harriet
Beecher Stoue
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

1--WE rate ability in men by
what they finish, not by what they at
tempt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

amusing Itself. The popular notion OF
amusement, is the qualification of the
senses, and while there are exceptions,
yet the amusements that are commonly
justified before men are purely sensual,
often injurious and demoralizing, and
therefore, to God who seeks his child.
rer's highest good, abominable. AS it
is true that eye cannot serve God and
mammon," so is it that ye cannot serve
God and the flesh. believe in play
just as believe in beauty and music
and laughter and health, but much
that is popular in the line Of play, is
earthly and sensual and devilish.
If, like the pharisees, you deride
the words Of Jesus, you will not likely
see the distinctions between the worthy
and the unworthy in this matter, but
Iif you are his disciple you will
see
Third. In the corld's aoDy Of o9sss-
ing itself: To say that thing is high
esteemed among men, is only another
way of saying it is fashionable. Now
God believes in cleanliness, and in
beauty; so do |, but there is an ex-
travagant attention to "braiding the
hair, wearing Of gold, and putting on
Of apparel" which is neither of these
things. It is fashionable, to be sure,
but if it be not abomination in the
sight of God. then are the self pleasing
and vanity, and neglect of the Master S
business, which ever attend such things
acceptable to him. The adorning
which Gin the sight of God is of great
price is that Of ga meek and quiet
spirit. Every real disciple of Jesus
knows very we'll, that such spirit
delights not in founccs and puffs and
Jewels, but in that service which makes
these distasteful
What will God be pleased with ?
what will honor and comfort Him.
As disciples Of Jesus, let this be ever
more our test question.
-.~-~e ..s>.
Mr. u litor-Dear Sir:-I cannot but
admire the candid acknowledg
'of the Rev J. D. Cole in his syn
opsis Of sermon of January %, 1873,
where he says; 'sSome of our neighbors
have been building a toner the last
eighteen hundred years down in Rome.
They sappose it uas and vou1d con-
time to be supported by the civil and
religious power Of nations; but they
have discovered their mistake; the
poor old Pope IS terribly confused
because the more sensible ones won t
acknowledge his infallibility, "He could
not have adduced a stronger proof of
that infsllibility which zee as Catholics
believe exists in our Church and our
reason for SO believing is the promise
of Christ to his Church Math. 2S chap.
10Th, 2Oth verses;
10, $50 ye therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in the name Of
the Father, and the son, ,and Of the
Holy Ghost.
90 Teaching them to observe all
things whatsoever I have commanded
you; and behold, I am with you all
days, even to the consumation Of the
world
Thanking the Reverend Gentleman
for his kindness to his Catholic Breth-
rem remain Respectfully Yours.
5. x. c..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

People seldom improve when they
have no other model but themselves to
copy after
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

Sga hasps the same rates. I keep also The
7ellIy OF Emery Wheels for sale.
AGnMo Wash. 1ma
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06
Our Free Lunch.

1.-The wise and prudent conquer
difficulties by daring to attempt
them"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

--"For yor own, as we'll as your chill
dren's sake, learn to speak low. They
will remember that tone when your
head is under the willows. So too,
will they remember harsh and angry
tone. Which legacy will you leave
your children?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

-"Kindness is the music oe good
will to men, and on this harp the small
est fingers may play heavens sweetest
tune Oil earth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

--"He is happy whose circumstan-
ces suit his temper; but he is more
excellent who can suit his temper to
any circumstance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-06

A mans stndy should be every
wherein the house, in the street, in
the fields, and in the busy haunts Of
men.
National Republican., 1873-12-25
DISTRICT SEC CURfTIEs.

Gov. Shepherd returned from New York
last night, having deposited In that city the
amount Of money required to meet the In.
forest due upon tho District securities on
the list Of January. Information to this cficc,
hes already been cablcd to Frankfort.
Tho amount to be paid Is s350,O0O. The
Governor thus answers the base slander
which have been circulated regarding the
resources Of tho District government In a
most satisfactory and ciIec,ual manner.
His promises that the Government Of tho
District should not default In Its sccurtic:
have bcen faithfully kept.
This gratifying announcement will be &C.
copied 20 further guarantee Of the solidity
OF the present government Of the District
and as most thorough Endorsement of tho
confidence which the overwhelming ma.
jorlty Of our citizens reposc In Its admins
tration.
On this Christmas morning no more salts.
factory gin could be offered. In the train
ofresults which will assurcdly follow, will
be the appreciation of our bonds and tho
consequent alienation Of 4 distress wliicl,
has Indirectly effected almost every class OF
the community.
National Republican., 1873-12-25

regulations as an American vessel may have
been falsely or fraudulcntly obtained. 1t
requires but slight Investigation to demon
stratc, In view Of this latter law, that the
Virginlus, while carrying the American flag
under registration which wns prima Jaefe
American, was amcnablc to punishment for
any violation Of those regulations. The
natural consequence Of this assumption Is
that she should only be tried for such vio-
lation by the courts Of the United States.
The process incident to such trial will
place her under the control Of the Treasury
Department, which Is charged with the ex.
ecution Of the violated law, The next ap.
pearancc Of the famous fillibuster after the
Navy Department has brought her to New
York VIII be In the control Of the Collector
Of that port. His duty will bc to libel her
for forfeiture before the United States Court
for the Eastern District Of New York. II
Il Is then proven, as Il no doubt will be,
that she has violated any law, she will be
forfeited to the United States as the prop.
criy of the Government, and probably be
sold 10 tho hiyhcs, bidder by the United
States Marshal.
All these acts were held constantly In
view by the Government during the pro
sress Of the negotiations, which resulted In
her surrender Al no time was the right
OF search admitted, and at all times the
jurisdiction OF the united States over vessel:
carrying the American Gag, either legally
or Illegally, was maintained. While the
Spanish Government may have asserted q
claim, based upon positive knowledge Of the
fraud which had been praciiced upon ouI
customs or consular officers. our Govern.
mcnt unilinchinsly maintained that tho
primo Jaeie evidence was sufficient TO sus
tain our demand for her surrender As we
have said before, the strength Of Our diplo
matte policy was demonstrated by the sue
ccss which attended our efforts In compel
ing On acknowledgment Of our jurisdiction
over the casc, But, now that the surrendcl
has been effected and the vessel Is In III,
custody Of the United States, other qucs
tions may arise under the arbitration claus,
Of the Polo-Fish protocol involving issue
which arc the indirect outgrowth OF thai
success. None Of them. however, viii in
clutc the possibility Of q release Of the YES
sci by the United States. Spain has def
nitely agreed to our authority to adjudgs
such violations Of our law as may have
occurred, and the new phases that may
arise will relate To other questions than tho
status Of the yiruinius. She las, or soon
will have, disappeared from view us m In.
ci,lent ofthe differences which exist between
the two nations.
National Republican., 1873-12-25

10000 Prizes ei5O,0Oo
The litis to The above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect.
the rClrh uf nll-the greatest opportunity ever
offered Ior the poor man To rise ~ wealth.
PRICE OF TlCkErsi
Single tickets, -. 20; Eleven Tickets, tes flny-
six Tickets, tis; One Hundred and Finsen Tick
The drawing viii be made under The superintend-
ence Of committee, appointrd by The lglcst ohi-
snl. N the 5,aie, aui} sworn 70 The faithful per
| The highest officials, boti, or city, county and
state, have not only indorsed Mr. Abeies, Tut Aiso
| hts schema. .
| desiring 10 participate In the drawing shoald At
once form their elu6s and send ip their 6rdyrs.
Agents wanted In all states, elites aud towns ih
the UnIied states and can.dss.
POSI- omee order or Exprsss, with the full address
| Of the purchaser IN plain writing. :.
Every package Of " tickets hal chance To win u
prizes positively certain 10 win one. while one
person out Of every ten who purchaser package OF
| II Is bound to win Ia prizes.
l. For further Iufprmailnn an llartirulars send TOT
circulars 10 the Manager an,i frvpriuior, aud ad.
dress -
sem -sTurh3m Leayenworth, Kansas.
National Republican., 1873-12-25
$4,000 CASH GIYTs.
81, ,5oo.o 600
viii he distributed among the ticket -holdcrA.
Thr '!rkrts zrc printir In ctiIsns. of truths, aud
p frnrtiunrl paris viii he represented In the draw
Ing lr,t It's whole tickets are.
Isr OE GIETs.

Total, T. oo gins, all cash, amounting 10 w. 5 100
The chances for GIN are as one to ave.
PPiCE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets, -; halves. ts5; tewths, or each
coupon, u; II whole ilckcis for toif ~ tickets
for 81 ,0Oo; ila whole ticket. iw 5000 - whole
tickets for $4,000. No discount on isss ihan tso
The Fourth Gin Concert will he eondsessd. In all
rcspccts. like the three Witch have avyady bern
GUITARS which Will be sent nee from this oacs 70 all
Ortrs for sand applications for sFcryies viii
he ntltlch TO tn the order they are rcecly,k aSt
T. hoped try will he srut In promptly that tn re
may l.c no disappointment or delay In hlins all.
Liberal tcrm, given to those who buv 10 sell avslu
All agent, are pcrempiorily rclutrvi 10 srtfr up
their accounts aid return all un-sih tivttts hy tho
e1th day OF March, -
THOMAS y. BuAMI.ErrE,
| Agcnt rubile Liurary Kcntussy. auJ Manager
OH Concert ruhiic Library tiaihiins. t.nn.N tnr,
Kentucky. ,eip-fSrutn