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NOTICE.
Mr.. W. n. sparkle,

or shreveport, Ia our authorized agent for
that city, % whom parties desiring to adver'
tlss In or subscribe for THn liERAnD are re-
spcctfully referred.
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HEAT lightning
VACATIONS wound up.
MUIrrTuDINousLy starry. H
SWEET POTATOES are going II alone
TINNRRs are thevery fellows to ''pda
OUT 'ss't '.
A DooxgEErER wants situation
See "ad.n s'sis8 \ aNt
" ONE dollar aud fifty cents and your
dog can "pass.'
NJ. FIVE "claw-hammer' coat tailswere
counted on the street yesterday,
A rEaf'1rNa bit Of gothic art IL the
suburban residence Of II. c. Hoslsins,
Esd.
BRADSHAW says that first new bale
Of cotton weighed four hundred and
ninety pounds. Z,
Clouns, swolle& with mln, have
passed to the north Of us for the last
few evenings. -
Hon. II. n. LATIMER Is delegate to
the State Convention, and passed down
the road on Monday.
Hon. II. r. RrNSsIs, Of Bowie, ex-
Governor of Texas, has gone to Austin
.as Il delegate to the Convention.
A MAN ate II pound Of toasted cheese
I up street last night, on betrand won
both the bet and a visit from physi-
clan.
FROM the character Of the weather
the Conclusion Is Irresistible that Sep
tember has entered INTO the August
Specialization In fire. ''
JAMES o, CRUEHFIELD offers for
sale two very valuable and highly i'm
proved firms three miles northeast Of
Dallas. See advertisement.
THE amount of counting and kissing
and hugging that is going OH during
the absence Of the old folks at the
camp meeting is errifcally grand.
A DALLAS economist has decided
that to raisc q corn - much cheaper
than to buy barometer, and has bought
y number four pair Of boots for num-
Der six foot.
IN . saclx Of -four yesterday, half con.
gumed, u cook found q silver cup,
marked nm. K.n and as the initials
stand exactly for her name, she thinks
she'll "hould i sure now" as her own.i
The fee Of . Dallas physician for an
oplnion Of the female tongue is no.
tlceably IN excess Of al their other fees.
Possibly this may be accounted for on
the ground that hesubject isa much
longer one,
AZ q wagon was passing overthe cul-
vert by the Southern Hotel yesterday
afternoon, one Of Its wheels slipped of
tho bridge plank, andwagonand horses
went down the embankment. After
considerable trouble they were got out.
I.
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POLITICAL.
A. CARD.
10 the Voters Of Dallas COuh0'

FELI.OW-CITIZEN The rapidly. ssr w.
growth and development or our I ! haye
amidst the excitements Of winch Shse ! 60 Il
come amongst you, and the ap tSa mos
earnest and loyftl OF 'new corners, lns, oecs
If 1t does not make necessary, ON , ,,,a med
sion, public introduction, an, l AMI istrst
to you to-day as candidate iVr sny tbsl
Clerk of Dallas county, ana nss unon my
in soliciting your suffrage ! teiy af with,
personal and political record as m ,Mmr M lines
during twenty years; In polite politics and ar Srn
Democrat, none the less deyolcui e "" Having
because courteous and charitaole. az Pms.
east my first vote for Mr., Buchanamn ~,
ident, have never scratched q ea sircui
ticket nor shirked vote 4 e lee &c I list
Clerk by your suffrage, VIII p sh, ri N duty
MS | am. and have been, consistent ana 'O'
slant in politics. Very respectuisaIiSEs.
li5dtf RlCHAhp va
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Tho MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAlLW AY, with its connections, Is The
shortest, quickest and only Direct Route
from all points In Texas. tho Indian Nation
and Southern Kansas To st. Louis. Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and timc quicker than any other
road Ia the market.
All claims for loss, damage or overchargs
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
win S,yc time and money by eonsignlng
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail,
| way.
80 ID. A. FREER,
Genl Eastern Agent. 40 Broadway, MY.
| II. II. WILLIAMS,
Agent, As Clark street. Chicago
GEO. w. LilLEI,
Contracting Agent, Ioi Walnut street,
1t. Louis, Mo.
W. GAGE,
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
J. W. B6RCII,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
II W. =. ROBINSON,
ocnl Freight Agent, sedalia, Mo.
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For Sale.


Two good residences In this city.
l59-dtf STEAGALL 4 co.
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Two fifst-rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
Els. GAY, JR.,
l5l.dtf Once Jordan, Gay & Co.
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CARRY THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND rEXAS
RAILWAY having completed and.uprncd
for business their Northeastern Extension
missouri DiVision) from Sedalla TO Hanni,
bal, are now running their Elegantly Eauip-
cd Trains through to Hannibal without
change.
Passengers for points IN Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Up
per Mississippi Region, Northern and Gem
tral Illinois, Chicago Michigan and the Great
Northeast, viii iind this the Shortest, Cheap
est and Quickest Route.
Through ours viii continue to run through
toSt. Louis without change, via Sodalla, MS
heretofore.
TIIOS. pORWIN,
Genl Passenger Agent, ~. Louis, No.
JAMES u. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent, Scdalia, No.
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wa sce tnat PROCTOR 4 t.nmble.s Exlrn

We see that Proctor q CANDLES Extra
olive soap is becoming very popular In our
city, Its quality, we know, Is superior, aud
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer Il, and that II has q
large snle.
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Geo. M. LittIef1eld a. Co., fur
niture dealers. have moved Op.
positc the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. lift
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lRglR nsos nAyM.
w En- ~ ''ff'ff-f ftt' 'N "a. -fN
The distinguished Gentleman Reptiles
Adversely.

The Board Of Directors Of the Nolll,
Texas Agricultural, Mechanical and
Blood Stock Association addressed u
letter to the Honorable Jefferson Dnyls,
inviting him TO be present at the COM
lug fair, ltfwillbe seen blythe follow
iig reply, received NY the Secretary Of
the Association, Il. q. Bower, ESQ
TINT our citizens are TO be disappointed
In not having him with us;
4n "MEMPIIIs, August 20.
'T. q. Bower Esq;
Yours Of the 18th inst. reached
this place during my absence, and
hence the delay In this reply. il would
give me sincere pleasure to accept the
kind invitation OF your Board Of DE-
rcctors, but regret that circumstances
Will not permit me to do so. Please
make my thanks to your Directors for
the consideration with which they
have regarded me, and believe me very
respectfully and truly yours,
'JEFFERSON DANIS.n
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MY aooDs.
RowN sHEnrlNo AND suInrINa.

Miller Rlrer.~......ls,l
Indian Head, I,.~ll2
Nns'chus'ts pX...~lol,
tedford R.,.-.....~!l
Rn@toxt ,'..,...s.,.~h
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CoEFEE.

we quOte III BOlu
Rio, colnnon.n., .,,,..,,.,,.,u,,.,..,",,r W
Fair Ia good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~
prime TO cholce.,m..."..""..,."., e3is
Ill, y, JuNn,,,,,,",,,,...",.,.,.,." ~
Itni per ~
Tobacco, per lb.",."o,. -
tlutf.'.,,. ~
Nv. N,,,n",'.,,,,,,,..''.,'''" ,,,''''.s ~
Whisltcy, u gal"""".",""""""...,,"l OON2 30
FRUITS AND NUTS.
Lemons, " DoN,-"n,,,,.,.,i,,,u," Uu05lo W
oranges 4 hpN,""""....,,,.! .,,'..',,
Figs, now, drums o b"..",".""....,."" ,,,,,.,"
IN lNNtfS.,",,.',,.,,' ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.., ,,,.a..,
Rasins, In layers, n box, (nCw).,""... 81 tr
Dried cUrrmts, HHntc, q n, Qncw) ...,. o.. -,
Dried raspbcriic ,.,,o",..,"",,.u ,...,.".
Turkish pruncs (new) y lb.u..,,,,,,Eh@ %
Almonds, soft shell, q lh...""",.,."o.., -
Fllberta new, y lh"",."o,,,"...,"",.."" %
WNlnuts, " ~ ..,,.,.",.,."'.",...,,... ~
Brazil nuts, u 10 ~
Peanuts, ~ l2i;
Cfnnberrlcs, q ,..,,,.,
tOcONllulh U uu,.",,',,.''.,',"'',,,Flu UNgtlA ~
Fine fancy candies, 4 lhn.n."...,"",..dnI 20
Gum drops, No. !, " h,.".""",-.,.,.,",. 10
n Ia A
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DREApsTUFFN AND GRAM.

A good deal of wheathas been offered. but
the press ny farmers seems now to be sub
siding. Flour active at our quotations.
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STOCK AND METALS Din gold
LuMREH.


Clincb nails, all sizes, u keg,.....,..... 10 50
Casing and finishing nails 10 ~ ID higher
than the same size common nails,
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F0reIgn Endorse me1t OF the stand
nrd EOutc af America.

There seems 10 be no limit 10 the celehri-
ty OF liostetter's Stomach Bitters. Every
wear the demand for IL increases and the
te rtorial area OF its popularity expands.
II hes long been the standard tonic, and an
approved remedy for epidemic diseases in
the Renublics OF South and Central Amer.
lea, in Brazil and the West Indies and the
British Colonies on this continent. More
recentiv it's merits have been appreciated AT
the ant!pcdes, and II is now shipped in
large qua nti'ies 10 Australia and tasmania.
The reason why ID Is making such extraor-
binary Roadway in remote regions IS well
as in A nperica, are very simple and lie In n
nutshell. IL IL q medicine suited 10 all PEG.
pies, all climates and all ordinary disorders
and disabilities. II prevents and cures ina
the nerves, improves the appeiite, clears
the brain, Iegulates the liver, ar est inter.
mittent fever, strenethens the physique
md inYigorates the constitution.
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TIE secoud branch Of Council adopt
ed last night by a very handsome
majority, an ordinance for remaining
the streets and numbering the houses.
The ordinance provides substantially
the system we spoke OF yesterday morn
ing, except as to streets on the leland
All OF the streets there are named
none are pumbered-and the houses
will be numbered by hundreds north
and south OF Zane street. We believe
that our citizens will soon familiarize
themselves with the new names OF the
streets and will heartily approve tine
system. Thanks are due to Messrs
BAIRD, KoPLIN, and HoRBs Of the second
branch OF council for the interest they
have taken in this matter and the labor
they have bestowed upon it; and especl-
ally to Doctor BAIRD energy and good
Judgment and thorough acquaintance
with every nook and corner of the city,
belongs the credit Of the work thus far.
Now will the fret branch concur?
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We believe that all Of the newspa-
pers OF the State that have taken occa-
sion to refer to the recent appointment
OF Regents of the University have
agreed with US in expressions of regret
that the members OF the Board are all
OF one political faith. We sincerely
trust that The Board OF he School Fund
will reconsider its action in regard to
these appointments. Politically it is a
matter OF no great Importance. The
Democratic party can probably stand u
without serious injury. but partisans
may make use of the mistake to the
detriment OF the University, We do
not imagine that the rev Board OF
Regents would not do it's duty
fairly and impartially and with
entire freedom from any political bias ..
Far from it But there are some men
so jealous, so suspicious, so greedy tor
some cause OF complaint. that they vii!
imagine evil where none is intende d.,
and for the sake OF q little and mean
political squabble will stab the interests
ofan important educational institution
We want TO have the mouths Of these
men stopped, and ,ior the sake OF the
University, hope that both political
parties and, we msy add, al Of the
leading religious denominations in the
State, may be duly represented in the
Board Of Regents.
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Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
In, on the l9th day o! May, 1873, In the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. is mplaipant
and Isaac Il. Kelley and others are deien-
dants, l shall, as Special Commissioner
named in said decree, offer al public sale,
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CHARLES NoRHoPF writes letter to
Governor Hays. Of Ohio, giving his
views as to the amendments that ought
to prevail in all States, AID which he
would like to see embodied by the Ohio
Constitutional Convention. They in.
clude the election by the people Of the
Governor, who shall appoint the other
State officers or head, of State Depart
meuts, and have power to summarily
remove them; the appointment and
removal OF sheriff5 by the Governor;
the appointment Of all judges for Ii 2,
with ample salaries; the election OF
mayor and city council by the citizens
OF each city, and the appointment and
removal OF all heads o. city departments
by the mayor; the prohibition OF all
special legislation; local option as to the
sale OF liquor, and the exclusion OF any
thing tending to make the govern
ment of city, county or State "non-psr'
tisan," thus making the party in power
res ponsible for the government it estab.
fishes.
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Piano Tu;sing.

MIR. RODyN, OF LOUISVILLE, KY, IS
III now III the city and will remain few
days. All wishing their Pianosand Organs
tuned and repaired can have 1t done
prrmptly and caI efuily, by leaving their
orders at JOSEPH CARTWRiGfIl'3,
No. 1876 Ma n street.
Persons living IN the county should send
in theii orders early. Juiise
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HER Majesty Qaeea Victoria has
committed an act calculated to send q
thrill Of horror throughout Euglaud.
She has spoken kindly to an actress,
and introduced her 70 Princess Beatrice
and Prince Leopold. Moreover, she
shook this lady by the hand and &C
cepted the gift OF 8 noseSay from her.
The actress in question was Miss
Heath, a distinguished tragedienne. A
friendly recognition from a crowned.
head to theatrical performer might
rot on the Continent seem so unusual
thing; but in the land OF Mrs. Gruudy
it is rare, and the value proportionaie,
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Odd Fellows Hall Association.

THE Annual MEETING OF THE
i stock holder OF the di FelloTs' Ball
Association for the election o. nine Trus.
ices 10 serve Tor the ensuing year, and for
o'hnr purpose, will be held L the hall, on
Wednesday evening, June Is, 1873. st :
O'Clock.
ja5-eoi W. p. AcCFLVEY, Sery.
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y Royalty and the Jenkinses Mt
VienuA

Bayard Taylor writes from Vienna
that one Of the blessed privileges con-
connected With the position at the Uni
versal Exposition, and which, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jenkins, is compensation for
Vienna high prices and discomfort bad
climate and sitting dust of the exhibi.
ton, and weary hours in it, is that OF
meeting enperors and princes, kings
and queens, archdukes and dachesses'
face TO face and like common mortals.
The writer says:
"These people are met in the art
building with much greater frequency
that in the main exhibition, where
space is enormous, and screens and
trophies hide people from each other;
In the narrow passages about the jewel
cases you might elbow princess with.
out knowing it, and pass a king SIX ieet
away, unconscious OF thu felicity which
had beiallen you; but in the roomy
saloons OF the art lall you may look
at picture with an emperor, hear be
sublime criticisms, watch the satlsiac"
ton and reprobation pass over :he I'M
perial countenapce in alternate phase,
at lees expense than ever before hap.
pered to any Jenkins from our eide OF
the Atlantic. At the formal opening
O! the art galleries, which took place
on the 18th Of May, the Emperor ap-
peared in a most unostentatious NAH
ner, made the rounds OF the rooms
with those OF us who happened to be
there without any kind OF reference to
1.-The imperial presence being required or
given excepta request to those present
not to obstruct his way; and all in the
rom except those in immediate contat
with him very sensibly acted as ifthere
were no one present but unknown vlsl.
! tore, kept their hats on, and talked aud
looked at the pictures with no other
reference to the Chief OF State than 10
give him the epace required. No police
were there TO protect him, aud he ap'
peared to enjoy being allowed to pay
his respects 10 art without annoyance
or ceremony. The. other royal and
imperial percentages here have followed
his common sense precedent, and con-
slant visitor to the galleries might have
seen all of them with the same freedom.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

One squares inch space.
One time ..s IS One month. .....sS GU
T Tne times times. i Is Three months. u 90
One weeS....... 2 50 One year---.-- % W
One square chsngeable once week s'.
.For sale,D .For Rent" Wants.
uRosrdino. nIL ost ,""Found, ""Obituarles,
uReIigiou and Society Notices, 10 cents per
line for each insertion, but no adVertise-
ment less than so cents.
snecial Notices Is per cent additional. -
ADVERTISEMENTS to occupy fixed places %
per cent additional. .ooa IN.
Cuts viii be charged double for space oc-
cupied. .,,.s IN ner
Local Notices Is cents per lino--oW no
local notice ,oia be tnsrtet Jo' less hdn oNk
All dvertisements,e except for establishes
business houses, must be paid LOT III Ao'
vance. --o, -,
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
.,, Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and All auVer-
tisements not connected with IL Will w
"a charged for at ourregular rates. e.
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THE SCHOOL LAW.

We doubt not that the members of The
legislature will be happy to receive in
formation from the State Journal and
the West Virginian as to how that par
ticular provision of the school law that
requires vote to be taken in each dis
trict TO authorize local levy for school
purposes could have teen avoided
We know that = great many Of the
friends of the free schools regard the
provision "a cumbrous and az no prac
teal good. tu. how could i: have been
avoided? Tue old constitution which
our editorial friends III Fa;rmont
and Parkersburg - devoIed!y revere,
has been exactly copied by the new in
relation to this matter, AMI the clause
in question has been interpreted By a
Supreme Court OF Appeals Tor whose
wisdon these newspapers have repeat
edly vouched. So long as that inter-
probation Is accepted as correct. tbs con-
sti;ution remaining unchanged. the leg
islature had no authority to omit from
the school law q provision relating to an
election by the people 10 determine
whether they desired local levy or
not. The constitution and the decision
OF the Supreme Cour, let no option to
the Legislature. in this regard. No
matter what might be the other provis-
ions OF the school law, this was indis-
peusible.
We mention this matter merely for
the purpose Of protesting against the lbs
justice done by Republican newspapers
who attempt to hold the present legis-
lature responsible for feature OF the
school law which is in fact legacy
from the Republicans themselves The
editors of the STATE Journal and Of the
West Trginian are too intelligent not to
know this, but they still epdeavor to
create party capital by hsrplng upon
this string. The State Journal styles
the school law "the most stupid act OF
a stupid legislature that has yet ap-
peared," and then bsses its objection to
the Law chiefly upon that particular
feature for which the Republicans are
most responsible. 1t is hardly fair.
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KAsAwHA countyis to have new
Court House. The old building has
been, for a long time unfit for occu'
pancy, besides being quite too small to
accommodate the people Of that rapidly
growing community,
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Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED By CLERK OF
w Board OF Commissioners until July
list, for he repair ant keeping in good or
der of the county roads for one year. Bid.
ders Will be required TO iurni II good Securi-
iy Ior tie IatthIui perform NEE at contract,
The En+Id leserving tie right - reject any
or az bids. full particulars will be given
by z. u. " hilhain, ESQ, VsNry Grove.
chan rs Il. CtCl,
Jui2f. Cielk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$5OO.OOOCASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
MAID Of THE

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF XII,
VIII be given in the great hall OF Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY,
JULY 9Th 1873, at which time TEN THOU
SAND GIFTS, amounting to grand total
OF t50oC con, all cash, will be distributed by
lot to ticket.holders. No reduction in
amount of girts At this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL. !
OFFICE or FARMERs'AND DRovERs'BANK.l
80 LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873
This Is to certify that there is In the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, to the credit Of the
Third Grand GIFT Concert for the benefit OF
the Public Library OF KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been Get apart
by The managers to pay the gifts In full, and
will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed :, r. 8. WEIGH, Cashier.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash 9ift.....-.......-.......Sl0 Zoo
One Grand Cash GIFT 5000
One Grand Cash 5000
One Grand Cash Gift.....-.............- 20,CC0
One Grand Cash Giit... ............- Io,0OO
One Grand Cash Gift......................- 5000
2tCash Gifts Of 81, COO each, ........... 1900
so Cash Gifts or SEQ 81 ............ 25,0C0
~ Cash Gi Is OF 40 ............ 1900
1nn Cash Gifts OF 500 ........... 5000
$50 Cash Gifts OF 200 /" .......... 3l,tC0
59OCash Gifts of 100 .....-.... SOTO
2,093 Cash Gifts OF 10 .......-. 9C,0OO
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EWApvERrIsEMEkTs
LIST OF LETTERS

'nFMAINrNG UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Postofiice at Wheeling, Saturday, June
l4th. lSfs.
can't will please call for advertised letters,
piyir @ dale OF this list:
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NsETECE,

IA been pbSem from me sid my child five
years, and during that perioI has not zen.
0ertd us any assistance, Thereby showing
has neglect and disregard for ITO solemn
obligation which he TOOK upon himself
when married, l n"w give linn notice
that l: ha do rot make known 10 me his
whereabouts within four weeks from this
date, will consider Inysel, divorced rom
him and will &C! accordingly.
LAURGTTA B0ESS,
WHEELING, June IL, MS. julSb.
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Total l. 200 Gifts, all Cash ....... $500, 900
only few Ticket remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following priSes: Whole tickets. $40;
halves, IS; quarters, $3.50; II whole tickets
for 500 IS tor $500 lib for Sl,CO0,
For tickets and Iull information, apply to
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
my30 Louisville, Ky.