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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25
TKLEGRAMs 10 THe STAR.
The old WevIs.. Nex..

SALE OF ARMS TO CARLfere rROaIRTTuD.
PANS, August 25.-The psefec.s OF n de-
psrtnents In the south have received specisl
Instructions % use every effort % prerest the
sale Of arms % the Csrlists.
RxFuGERs ORDERED TO LEAVE.
LISBON, August 2S.-The governm sut has 10
sued an order directing spanish feie -allSt refn-
gees In this country 90 depart ut once.
CONsCRlf ZION ooiNG ON IN sfAIH.
madrid, August 2o.-Conscription Il being
enforced throughout the country without oppO-
sition.
TWO HUNDRED SPANISH REPUBLICANS CAP
TUREo.
PARIS, August 2S-Carlist advices state that
30 republican volunteers, who we're marching
20 tne relief OF PruJecords, were captured BY
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PROMOTED. X. Upton has been promoted
to the position of principal clerk in the ofics of
the Secretary of the Treasury, and assigned to
duty in charge OF the independent treasury
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The Odd FeIIows, CeIebras,
Ladies' Swimming Match

PORTLAND, Me-, August 25.-The ODD Fe
lows are to-day celebrating the 3lst snniversa
Of the introduction Of that order into Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

The MosBY PAYNE QUARREL.-Hon. Eppa
Hunton and james Keith, OF Virginia, publish
card saying that the difficulty between Col.
j. 8. Mosby and Capt. o. ID. Payne was yester-
day hoIorabiy and smicably settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

that s. Savage, Of Greenbush, hearing that
scandalous stories are in circulation about him,
has of his own accord made that fact public,
and offers 500 for the conviction Of the parties
who have circulated the stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

Hrs COMMITTEES may acquit him, and his con-
eregAtion receive him once more with open
arms but for all that. he will never again be
the Henry Ward Beecher Of former days
Pkild. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

AN ENPKRPRIsIsG VIRGINIA WOMAN
The Christisnsburg (va) Messenger Of last
week says: "Mrs. Nancy Dougherty, OF our
county, aged seventy, has, during the past
year, built herself cabin, cleared twelve acres
OF land and fenced il, and with her hoe has
been cultivstipg crop OF corn which will prob
ably yield go bushels"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

THE AMOUNT of national bank note currency
received at the Treasury to-day for redemption
foots up S223 ,O2i31.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
sissippi state superintendent of education. was
arrested at jackson yesterday Of An AFFIDAVIT
made by X. Q. Garter, charging Cardoza with
Gates while he was clerk Of Warren comfy.
he was in Vicksburg yesterday morning, and
taken before justice OF the peace. He waived
an examination, and, failing to give the re-
quired bond Of SIS o0O was sent to fail
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TWO CENTS.

weakness OF our flesh, but for tia, animality
which drew him into libertinlsm, and WAS 10 :
lowed by self-Teprosch. The fact Is. he has
sessed by the fiAttery of mankind. EVERYBODY
took care of him, paid his bills, wanted his so
ciety and encouraged his selnshness. lie had
bursts OF emotion and tenderness, but they were
not reliable; and he Was too mean 20 lose his
fame. he did several things 70 poor Tilton
which no history can apologize for. He ad-
ylsed his wife to leave him; he cosxed Bowen TO
seduction of Elizabeth, and reOpened a CORES
pOndeDce with her, and finally he sells out both
Iilton and myself as blsckmailers, ana imputed
much Of this TO bis lawyers IL there was any
way by which we could eQ1slizs ourselves, 1
would go 20 the White Mountains to- night and
fog him, like the varlet that he is."
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I AW sCECCL
OF TIE
IN8VEF SgJYsF GEORGETOW

To 10y, t.ru, 4 THE -, -oi viii Commence ct
y A. AEsIAi, cctDtes 7, ls.4, with the i5llJViag
JCTGS GEoRGE W ptSCHAL,
Ca'aoI La aaf 4. Se,,a,e - tiscsraHls.,i.
tHE'>I, PHsk ISGLE. LII. b,
4 -..-ti h5i1fi' as asd ~. 6oetrsas - Epit.
IN p.sn - iostruoti n embIs.. L"cturez, Beet
Law, tcgs her with illustrations Of actual Court
sssi.easicu for Information, either in person o.
b. letter may BE- rlsdr 70 thy secretaTy no gill
pIe-eut e. the Ooil-g bal, Gorzsg. Lax Building,
s:.foi5 B. T HakLEY, Sen Seq Il the Faoui = ~
NTRS : APTCK's SELECT SCHOOL FOR
meree IT, ;, Hrtrsnih ANIMAL SESSION siFTsNssR
lob. Please call after stpteEber Oh. ang1i-lm'
st yIsCEET . SCHOOL sOTa.I IOth aHf q SIS
open MONDAY, Augu I 3Ist Psrents are re-
Gusstsd to seLd their ehildreB promptly sng2O-2S
ROTs' ACADEMY,
" III Commerce it, NTH year MON UAf, ee0temb
q Eumhsr q EupilsIlni$skto thirty. The obJeet.
roiieEs. olssscal OF pOiytechuic. Photography tis
,sush 50 IsggsT study and several have gone
SsI,iSIs For ta0s, lifting f;r Susinsss, Spelling,
srecisiiies Foi those xhS design 10 enter sellsgs
Algebra, Gscnetry, PIsLe and Analytical Fri COMO
HITr- for q a. Price. sis nv S1sEtar 60,
eiTc1Iars at Csnsei,'s ami Bsiisntyns bsokstores
nnuber OF Sold and silver I;sd.is sEsrdsd sach
suE20lm+ AN MD LIB Principal.
OrsLIEN Summary,
IA 1855 street, bet. 10th q and Vermont ave,
Niles A. l.. DEEklCk, Prin. 4 successor 70 Miss b
Ross The school session viii commence SEPrEM-
BER 10, 1874. Thoroughly c1mp eteDt teschcrs haze
bseR en- saged. For particulars apply to the Prin-
ofpel. nt the Seminary. augl9-lm'
THE WAsHISGTUE FINALE sEdiNARY
a ~ b opened MONDAY, september IA, 1874, ~
No; 1027 l2th street northwest. Mrs. Y n.
BUTCHER and Miss VI. q. DOUGLAS, Primo
pals. a1gI8 Pm
EOEZSGA COLLEGE,
" - tT Moth Capitol and lSf ste H1rthlrss,
Tbs iDstifufl. is G niucted by the Fathers Of
the Sccieig % Jesrs T. course Of studies is ths
ssHe that pursued in O-herfastitutoas c0u4uciAt
b. that order. SchO0i will DO reOIened on NON
DAY. the lab Of 50 pten Der.
augiS tCc1 JAMES CLtRK, s. Pest
nVEaTtnI
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misunderstanding Robson made a fly
ing visit to Washington yesterday morning
He transacted some official business connected
with the Navy department, and left again OIL
the O'Clock train last night for RYE Beach
49, Attorney General Williams is expected n
return from Atlantic City this evening. W
.. Avery, Chief Clerk of the Treasury deDart-
mel I, has gone TO Saratoga to bring bis fsmi
is to this city. During his absence MIR. Gilfillap
toe appointment clerk, acceptably fills the do .
ties OF chief clerk. $50 Secretary BriStow re-
turned from Cape May last night. Score
tary Belknap returned 10 Washin gton last i0hr
and to-day resumed his Official duties at the
War department.
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PoIsoNHp BIZ BAfHrNe.-The water near one
of the bathing houses at Lowell has been so
poisoned by refuse thrown into II frem the m'ih
that several boys are now sick from the effects
Of bathing In IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

HEAVY FIRE AT SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
The thriving little town Of South Bend, Indiana,
was visited by fre yesterday that nearly de-
stroyed one OF the most important of its indus
trial enterprises-the great wagon mandatory
which Is known far and wide throughout the
western country. The loss IL well ON toward
500 GOO, but the greater part 10 insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

NAVAL ORDER.-Assistant Surgeon John II.
Hall TO temporary duty on board the receiving
ship Independence until the arrival of tue
Benecia, then to report for duty On board that
vessel as previously ordered.
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n0Rev. Frederick Bell, Q reformed puzflist
from England, addressed the camp meeting ~
Sing Sing Saturday.
- Early yesterday morning Francis Thomp-
send, l.. 1. Both were colored. Williams had
entered Thempeonr house for the purpose Of
robbery.
NJason 8. Wilson, Q lawyer, formerly o.
Michigan, and one Of the most influential ciu-
zens Of Ckattanooea, vas instantly killed yes-
terday Afternoon, bis horses running away end
throwing him against fence, breaking hb
neck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

YouSG NAPOLEON As A srupRxr.-Ths
young Napoleon-the fourth Of that naDe,
- his mother sAys-stande I'm his Otudios q
Woolwich 18th In q class Of 80 cadets. In srtil-
iery he u 4th, In fortihcation sth, In mathemat-
les 10th, and % on, down 30 2fst In chemistry
ing his sbaptism Of IRE, !" he IL only 18th.
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THR NEBRASKA CROPS. - Notwithstanding
the best showing that can be made for the crops
in Nebraska, Governor Furnas announces that
the people in some sections OF the state will
need aid from outside during the winter, but
for the present they are doing we'll without it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

THE LOUISIANA CoSvKNTIoN.-The cousery.
alive state convention Of Louisiana organized
yesterday. r. H. Mari was elected permanent
president. A committee Of twenty-one was ap !.
pointed to report platform, and also to report
title for the peoples party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

MORE TROUBLE IN SPAIN.-The report comes
by way of Paris and London that the Spanish
pie OF Madrid threaten to rebel against the
latest Of the unending corscriptions that have
been levied upon them. III the government at
the results will be serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

~The formal recognition Of Spain by
Sweden IN announced.
Zn you want ws,ssy !. :. ~ Bennington, Yer
kado Of Japan Q magnificent vase four fest
high, cut from single piece Of agate.
~Police Ofhcer Barrett, Who, it win be re-
msnbered, vas bitten by rabid dog In New
York some time aso, hes wholly recovered
~The democrats In Arkansae ere revardins
Baxter By sending % the nominating con-
ventiou . majority Of delegates In favor q re-
dominating him for governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

"BLAcKMAIL" 10 . little too much of the
criminal court slang for Henry Ward Beecher
Black cloth In another mans house is the wors
form Of black male. Nothing but Q white
choker Wilde for it.-N. =. Graphic.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

Law Il'O1OANpJ OO.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
FIFTH BaPTissTT CHURCH.
onwEpSksD;ssY :sd9E; ;Ps,9s % ~.
Tes elssshT new s tsH'i MARY sI IT, =.
%ASHIssGTos s 81, lFays The 7ih- E@E
returning about I2 O'Clock, baDi Of music will
o ,sr ms hsiresms nts WI be furnished
Ti,kets, so cents. aug2Il
EoR MOUNT VERNON, ,
v The p W st9@Ss9sh, aud eOnmOdiOus steamer
Potomac Ferry wharf leo, Of I'M s. fla=c
Sr aSuF For SesHo o s,onRins At E
Marshall Hal and White House, ''' " A'ni"s'0n'
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
at 10 o'clock a m returning at 4p.m.
Ko9na-tTip ticket 20 wharf, 80 cents; carriages TO
baye pleasant ride through the grounds.
wharf, which will sffJrd faziIiIs an excellent OBJ.
P9TtGplfy Tor private picntcs: c,ro,
KNOWS EXPREss
cor . Has THE BEsT EA4tCILdTIEs
IN THE CITY.
Offce, sos PennsyIFania avenue.
jy9-2m- GEO. W. KNOX, Proprietor
GEORGIANA EXCURSIONS
LEoNARDToVE, PINEI POINT, MAR.
STALLS AID POINT LOCKOUT.
Till be resumed on SATURDAY, -
The splendid steamer Georgianns
VII leave the 7th street wharf st D. m. EVEBY
shfU RDAI during the season, and returning leave
rom. Loosout at p. m Sunday, arriving at wash
s. ale Boom tickets for sale at Office Of WOW.
NJ. s &. Rsilrosd, No. sos Pennsylvania ave.
Round Trip Tickets, $3.50 For sale only at the
boat. "
L. EIGHTENGALr, Agent,
jel-sm TIN street Wharf.
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES cOMMERCs STREET WHARF,
EVERY SATURDAY AT4 p M, ARRGF.
ING HEkE AZ = z; NJ. SgHDA re;
on TUESDAY ATE p. ~. ARRiTiNG IN
BHLTIMORs AT q A. NJ THURSDAY.
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oPpor.
tuLity 20 enjoy sail on the Chess- IT,
peake bay and Potomac river with E<sSts6fN
3ut loss Of much tiIe from business
All ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, stateroom, 6c.-hrst-
class. b ateroons may be engaged in advance BY
appicatiC 20 the agents. The steamer can be char
cred TOR excursions from TINS e!:y On Mondays s.u
Je2o-tf STEPHENSON BROTHER, Agents.
FOB CHsRTEB,
The elegant and commodious Iron Steamer
PILOT BOY.
Apply 70 WIN. Il. EYLrs, Agent,
sp29-t sci 9th Street WeArf.
'INHE STEAM YACHT wANDERER car be
ons 70 oHA1S Bg i oT other points
eats avenue. Ie5- 3Jn-
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Gov. OsBoRNx's REQUEST FOR ARMS AND
AMMUNITIoN.-In reply to the request of Gov.
Osborne, OF Kansas, for arms and ammunition
to be used in defending the southern border of
that state against the reported threatened inva-
SION or the Usage Indians, the Secretary of War
states that in view OF the fact that the state was
furnished in July last with 500 carbines and co.
GOO thousand rounds of ammunition, on which
account the state il still indebted to the general
government, he does not feel authorized to grant
the request. In army circles it is not believed
that there will be any difficulty with the In
dians but that can be successfa ly controlled BY
the United States forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

BOARD TO EXAMINE APPLICANTS FOB
WEST PoINr.-A board to consist OF Sur
seons b. j. ID. Irwin, b. E. Fryer, and Assist
art Surgeon A. @. Girard has been ordered to
assemble to day at West Point, \. Y, to exam
me into the physical exsm nation of candidates
for admission 70 the milit arY academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

THE OsAGEs REPORTED PRACRABLR.-Su-
perintendent Hoag has sent dispatch to the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs at Washington
TO the effect that Agent Stubs denies having
made statements to any one that the Osage In
dian Council had declared war against the tate
OF Kansas, as telegraphed by Gov. Osborne
few days ago. Agent Gibson reports the Osa yes
all quiet on their reservation, All the proceed
iDgs of their council favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

PREPARING EsTIMATRs.-In obedience to a
circular Of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
several department officials have for some time
been at work on the estimates Of appropriations
required for the service of the government for
rhe fiscal year ending June so, 1876. Some of
the estimates are completed and others are in
course of completion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

ARRIVAL OF POSTMASTER GENERAL JEW
L.-Postmaster.GeneralJ Jewell arrived here
this morning and repa ired to the Post Office
department, where he remained q few hours
He leaves to night for Long Branch. The com
mission Of Mr.. Jewell has been prepared at the
state department. He received the same this
afternoon, As well as that of the First Assistant
Postmaster General, and will take them TO
Long Branch to night to receive the signature
Of the President. Mr.. Jewell will be sworn in
and assume the duties of his office about Sep
TENDER LIST.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01
IIIB%iHaA

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CURE IN
Tue WORST Forms Of Piles, two to five BOTTLES ia
CANCER, ~CArARRH, KIDgEY DISEASES. and ali dis
vases " the skin, and the greatest Blood Purifier
eNer ulScovercd. Entirely vegetable. I request al
cases Of failure. None for is years. III. d .FOWLE,
chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold fbrouphout
ishfng cures. "e'oA
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

/ AAGT Ih1ON u, W oODW ahD
Agent Maguire's Medicines.
No IS Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR: = From u feeling of heartfelt gratis
itude. aad u general sense of duty, l am prompted
to address you and respectfully beg to give you a
voluntary and brief statement of my past and pres
ent state OF health. CUSDRAsGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad. but from the commencement OF
This year rapidly declined, forcing me to abandon
all character of business; and upon becoming com
pleIely paralyzed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threatened, L became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the most
skfllful physicians of this and other States and
cities, with no benefit; and, in facf, my own medi
cal knowledge forces me to realize the fact that an
with me | would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, when by q most
provdential Circumstance l was directed 70 ana
met you, about a month ago, and, from 80 So = :,
erous sympathy, was induced Ito gT.hl! so1; out
with no hope or confidence Of bcDtnl 1879 y
only try the Cundurango: and 70 mt N .ston
ishment and qualification, an ~. :. ~
restored to perfect heath, r. .1ao @.s
Bloom BITTERs and StE-ArA aosAS leei;
indeed a renewed SRI y - ahS VII
~. Sipd interest and generous sympathy
oi gsa H. ~ nv wrctched helplessness, aad am
,'+rr-i fhat TO the use OF Cunderango and Dr.
| ,ire Proriasnae through you, I Am indebted for a
Prom sense of duty, let me ask that q publica
iion OF my ease be made and by my happy expert
ence none weed despair. and thai through you, in
the use Of Iunduraneo. they may also anu relief
and restoration to h a., when even hope itsef
has Ned. WITH rcsPeet aud grSlltude, l rsnain
yours trnly. etc. T1iOS. u. LoeAS, in NJ. d.
Nav ORLEANS. sept "A. 1873.
We The undersigned. being personally acquainted
with Nr Logan chesrfully certify that the sboVc
statement Il true and correct N ever particular.
sc MoCALLSTER
pm GOODWIN,
DAN-L HlCEAk
Sold BY Censor & Thomas, koek Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01

dress. Wholesale Depots, 81 White street Neu
York SOL Race street, Philadelphia. 3-7d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD IoTTA BvsTlE.

DIPLOMA
HI AMERICAS. IN.
sTITUTE each year. A,
! W. Thomas, Patentep
and Manufacturer, for
the Lightesf, Strong.
est and most comfort
able BIZ ie-~T b y
standard Lolita
can be worn. Sizes
IN anti n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
HOllenberg, NO. 204 Main
street, has everything in the
music line fresh at low prices.
Ecopbmy in The Kitchen.

Prudent housekeepers are ever on the
alert to practice economy in the Gull.
nary department. In no way can this
be done more effectually than in the use
of Baking Powder which combines
purity, strength and reliability. DooL-
EY's YEAST POWDER has attained the
deserved reputation Of being economical,
convenient and wholesome, besides
which it will produce from a barrel OF
-four twenty-five to forty pounds
more bread, rolls, etc., than by the old
process of raising dough with bakers or
hop yeast. Here alone is great saving,
and authorizes the guarantee that it will
give entire satisfaction. l8eod-d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
Mamnnfa Fair.

The sixth annual fair Of the Memphis
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair will
commence at the society grounds on
Tuesday. October 9th, and continue five
days. Five thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars are to be distributed. The liberal
premiums offered to the Oranges will be
the attractive feature of the Fair, in
which the ladies will have the largest
share of participation. The individual
premiums, offered to ladies for their
haudiwork, will also engage that interest
which they deserve. Producers, florists
stock raisers, artists, mechanics and
manufacturers have ample inducements
to stimulate their emulation, in the very
judicious and sufficient premiums and
medals of merit which will be awarded
them. The pigeon shooting matches,
dog shows and field trials by the State
Sportsmen's Association, for which over
one thousand dollars in premiums will
be distributed, will be another great at
traction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
A New FreeIove community.

From the Burlington (Vt.) Sentinel.l
Mr.. 0rrin Shipman, wealthy gentle
man residing in Winooski, recently came
across an article on community enter
prise written by Colonel John Wilcox, OF
Wisconsin, and the ideas it contained
made so favorable an impression on Mr..
Shipman's mind that he wrote Colonel
Wilcox offering to donate to company
of the right kind his property on Val
cour Island, ard his home. farm and all
its improvements. This proposition was
favorably received by Wilcox and others,
and resulted in an examination of the
property by committee, and the publl-
cation of the document by them, setting
forth the plan of proposed community.
The community is to be an industrial or
ganization for people who wish to come
together and produce subsistence in
common, who will be expected to work
for the common good, and whose senti-
ments are of what the propesers term
the progressive, radical order. Abso-
lutte social freedom, and that sovereign
right of each individual to control his
or her destiny in the sexual relation, will
be fully recognized. The community is
to be divided into eight groups, and each
to be arranged according to the law of
associative attraction. There is to be
presiding officer of each sex elected an
nually. and harmony, peace and happi-
ness are to be everywhere promoted.
The property donated by Mr.. Shipman
consists OF eight hundred acres on Val.
cour Island and his homestead farm in
Winooski, containing two hundred and
ten acres, altogether valued at 100000
The place is finely located in the lowell
est section of Vermont, and overlooks
Lake Champlain. Already twenty per-
sons have arrived, and numerous letters
rom other parties have been received
asking admission. The men are de-
scribed as being both intelligent and in
dustrious, and the women bright and
handsome.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
Ffre this Morning.

At3 o'clock this morning a fire was
discovered in the Cincinnati Furniture
store, No. l49 Main street, near the cor
ner of Exchange. The fire brigade got
to work and soon delayed the store with
water. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that the fremen could force the doors
open, as they say counters and boxes
had been piled up against them so as to
prevent any entrance from the 'front.'
The affair was clearly the work Of a
cheerful incendiary. The damage done
to the stock and building was not very
great.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23

fN0R SALE FIETY-TWO LOTS JUST
outside city limits, cheap for cash, or on
ten years time. Address
iSIx, Viii SAM FOLWELL, this office.
NOR lALE-PIANOS, ORGANS AND MU;;
steal merchandise generally. Tuning and
repairing promptly attended to at 80 MAN na
street. =. =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
How to Protect Life.

Purchase the Crystal Headlight coal
oil, which is manufactured from superior
crude, is entirely without coler, odor or
smoke, and burns in any kind of lamp
as brilliantly as gas, and it will not burn
without something to act as wick, and
is therefore as harmless as water about
house. 1t is luxury, and is economi-
cal because it lasts longer than common
coal oil. For sale by E. Urquhart & Co.,
No. 1884 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-23
Great News from Australia.

The most exciting news from Austria.
liza is that multitudes of the miners are
coming into the towns aud sending or
ders to Governor Bramlette for tickets
in the next and last grand gift concert
for the Public Library of Kentucky, to
come off November Both Many of them
bought tickets in the preceding concerts,
but as this is the last which, by the char.
ter of the Library, can be given, the
rush for tickets is unparalleled, and no
wonder-$2,5OO,OOO in cash is to be dis.
tributed. There are 10000 gifts. For
full information, apply to G. II. Samuel,
No. 6 West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.