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CONN USlCATED,

Mr. IDIIoR:-In your issue of April
Both, We notice, Under the heal of "a Per-
soaals," n allusion to homeopathy, which
a 80 called DR.. Paine who is the subject Of
the remarks, claim t. represent, after IN
( timating the prevalence Of homeopathic co.
ieges by saving there are already several
+ It is raid, that even the Regents Of the
University Of Michigan have had it intro
duced in she medical department. although
ibe old fagies of the old school fought
againstit desperately"
Now, Mr.. Eiitor, this Is simply misrepre-
ensaiiun, faIsehool, AMI yol will please
allow US, through yonr columns, to enter
the subject and author OF it has left, ref te
the charge aud rotect the fair fame Of
that splendi institution Though ap.
rearlng as an editorial, we have no reafCn
to think you in,en lei harm, as it was evi.
IDENTIFY communicated: but i; is proper the
truth should be known. The University
Of Michigan Is familiar word to us which
ne have learned even to vener;tte, and We
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II you want . good suit OF Mers, Boy
or Youths clothing at very low hgurs, 90 to
j. Ii. THORNTON Ms. S2-t3

DEATH or Mrs H. c. ScovE.-Last Sat
urday Mrs. Scove, wife of ii. c. Scove, of
the firm Of Hanson & Scov., shipbulders at
( Two Rivers, died at her home in this city.
The deceased leaves a husband and four
children, the youngest only few days old =,
TO mourn her departure. The funeral took
place on Monday, and WAS attended and
directed by the Manitowoc Lodge of Free
Masons, TO which order the husband Of the
dec easee belongs. Qsite a number of Ma
sons and friends from Two Rivers, were
also liz attendance.
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Announcement Extraordinary.

On Monday next, May 18th, afternoon and
night, our citizens will have an opportunity
Of witnessing the great Mi.toniaa Tableaux
of Paradise Lost, al Turner Hall. novel
wonderful and beautiful representation Of
the Rebellion IN Heaven; The War Of the
angels; The Fail Of Satan; The Creation
of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
The Temptation and Fall as described by
John Milton in Paradise Lost This exhioi-
ton has received the highes. enconiums from
the Press and Clergy, and created the most
intense sensation ii foreign couBtrys. rs well
rs al of our larger cities and is pronounced
ore Of the most sublime and beautiful work
If modern times No one should fail to wit
ness this exhibition, rs the admission is with
in the reach Of all Afternoon. children only
10 cents Adults Is Evening IS cents
Reserved Seats 81 cents
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OuR 'tock IS now fully sorted up with
Il Il th. latest novelties in Sprinp and Sum.
IN er Dress goods, notions, &c, &C., besides
full lines Of Cassmeres, Shawls, Domestics,
Staple and Fancy Groceries We cannot
enrnerafe, bet would ask every one who
reads this, to Just step in and examine cur
goods. We Will give you as good bargains
as any one in this city. Please remember
that we cons ider it no trouble co show
goods, and that we guarantee every thing as
represented. Call and see us, and we will
give you a chan ce to save money.
32O-t3 j. E. PLATr
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FROhl CALIFORNIA.

Hiram Smith, who recently left this place
10 take up his residence on the Pacific
coass. writes houie to his parents letter
in which he gives n glowing account of his
journey thither, and the beauties of the
land beyond the Ncvadas. He writes that
he found the gard ms all a-Lloom with
summer flowers snd the wheat fields glow
ing with those soi,ie n tints which betoken
the near approach Of the harvest. Already
he is luxuriatirg with true epicurean de
Fight over his greer peas, ripe straw berries
and other daintes, which we Of this clmats
can only enjoy when summer is far ai-
vanoed- HIS descrip ion of the scenery
along the route is very vivid and interest
ing, especially that of the mountains, where
one IAN cast bis eyes upwards and see
the snow capped peaks, wi ere winter holds
perpetual reign, while below him in quiet
valleys, all the beauty and verdure of
spring and summer greet the vision.
Evidently, from the tone of his letter, he is
more t:an wei! pleased with his new home
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SToP that cough, with "W oleotf. Con
sumption Cure" The best remedy in the
world for coughs and consumption. 1t
heals liberated threats and tonsils, Sore
ness of the chest and lungs. Wolco,t's
Pain Pain. removes every class of pam ty
a thorough outward application of Pain
Paint over the parts affected. Wolcotts
Aruihilater cures Catarrh. These three
great reno dies ere for Sale at the Drug
S'ore of Messrs. Bacon, Buerstattc, and
E. leubler
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FREE iUNcH will he given at the Old
Rouse. in this city, on Saturday, by
It's new Irerstetor Herman Breucr, sue
c"si or TO Niles MacMahon, on which occa-
- The n'me Of IN. house will be changed
{, n tie Jaion to that of the 81. Charles
YtfeI
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Specials Bmgnins in Dress Goods
Shawls &c. at j. II. TUORNTONS. S22t3

New FIRM.--E. X. Rand, dealer in
hardware, iron and etc, has taken into
partnership his brother. L. Ii. Rand
They are now prepared for doing an ex-
stocks north of Milwaukee, and their
business being exclusively hardware. it
enables them to give very low prices to
purchasers. They invite all persons wish
ing to purchase Builders Hardware, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Glass, Sash, Doors, Wagon
and Carriage Wood " orb, Paints and
Oils, Files, Betting Lace Leather, MurlIy
Circular and Cross Cut Saws, Cutlery,
Guns and Revolrers, Carriages Umbrellas,
Blanchards Churns, Iron Pumps of every
hind, and other goods, to give them call
and they will suit them on prices and
goods.
f. X. Rand, takes this opportunity to
thank bis numerous customers for the past
favors. aud asks e continuance of the same
to the new firm.
S22-t3. +. X & f. II. RAND.
Don't BE DISCoURAGED.--Suppo you
have ''tried fifty remedies and re.e;yed
no benefit, is there therefore no balm in
Gilead?' Verify there is. Your liver may
be conges.ed, your stomach half paralyzed,
your nerves quvering, your muscles knotted
your lungs diseased, your blood full of i'm
rufl;ies-get in one week after commenc-
ing course of DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR
BITTEks you will feel ike a new creature
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As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have on
land at cost prices. Those il need of a
machine will do we'll to call at toe store of
Sll-tf =. W BeRCHERDr.
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VIZ JAM, the new proprietor Of the
saloon formerly occupied by Christ koebkc
is now running first class boarding hous"
in connection with his other business, ami
either day or week boarders will find genial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-21

GRANTS veto of the Imitation Bill was
undoubtedly the Greatest act of bis life, but
even this sinks to a mere nothing when
compared to the Low Prices of BOOTS and
SHOES at RIDERS.
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LAMP PLAsrEs-fresh ground and con
s,as,ly en- hand at the Mssnitowoc Plaste-
Mills, in the Oriental Mi!i's ware house.
farnfrs should not lose the benefit OF
god shghirg, but get their supply Oh q part
De isre tad rvsds set il.
sol # j. ScBrEIrE & ERo.
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Dr. CoAKLEY. wou.d, il form the citiz-us of
Manitowoc, that he has removed his resi-
denee to Richards new brick block and tho e
wishing his services at night, will fnI bell
on Office door, on left side cfhsn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-21

5000 yards Prints,
5000 yards brown shee,ins and shifting,
5000 yards Bleach Sheetins,
2,ete yards Flame,
loco yards Cassimiers,
LOCO yards Coitonads-
l,yuo wards Kentucky Jeans,
A! at reduced prices at J. l. THORN
TONS. e2os3
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CentauT LinIme nt.

\ There is no pain which the
Centaur Linimeut vii not re
lIeve.no swelling II viii not 81,
kH due and no laGeuc>s which It
ESLr.5 will hot cure This is strong
s-fA Language. but it l. true 1t
HIS produced more cures OF
EAFTpsE rheumatism. ueura' gia. lock-
jaw. pa ~. sprdins. dwellings. cak-i-Lrea,ts.
scslis. burns, sail-rheum. ear-acHe. sc.
upon the humau frame and Of strains.
SPAWN. gals. &c-- upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world begin. 1t j. "a couuter-irri-
tant, an All healing pain ralicver. CTipples
throw away their crutchrs. the lame walk
puis, bites are rendered harmless. aud
The wounded are healed without a scar Ii
is no humhpg- The recipe Is publishes.
around each bottle 1t Is selling a. 10 artl-
ticle ever before sold ard 1t s-lI, because it
does just what it pretenls to do Jhose
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain. or
swelling deserve % suffer if they will not
Rse Deutaur Liniment More th IN loo Ger
Eifcates Of remarkable cures, inclulng fro
zen limbs. cErU,ic rhcumuri,m gon,. run
ming tumo-s, &c. hive been received We
Will send circular continuing crrtltica,ce
Tie recipe. &c.. gratis. 10 any one request
M Il. One hottie If the yellow wrlpers
GeEtaur LInment IS worth one hundred dol
hrs for spawned or swernird horses and
mules. or FOR SCR .r-worlH ia sheep Stock
uwners--thiS iiujugnt is Worth your aiteu-
..on. No FAINT, ~.tuld Sc without Ccutau.
LiuiIHeut SvlI by MI druggists. Flfiv
cents per bottle: lr~-c bottle ) SO b
Rose Co, 53 broadway. New York
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COMFY 0fsicrrs.

NN--lT S-rart
i-rt - - Cert = p-ni7g
Pc 's's- CT 0etfs John Franz.
fHu1t7 Ger. N. Ricator
z a9fV Trr7snrnr o. r-rcn
r"rrf1 Jua-a. !. - y -,st.
Cont Su-ve or. joan OF r.
sr)t. Of ~rroos~. Ncrgaai 5Ir-a,
aarnHn r. ri n Snn. rvienrs, II. f. HaSblrc
a. 40 ssv. n J. rurrsr
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wuiIg taking short trip in the corntry
last Saturday on TIE Maple Grove road, We
counted over one Hundred teams, most of
them loaded, and all vending their way to.
wards our city.
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DIED.,

HUTCHINGS. In this city, on the morning
of the goth of May, IN the Send year Of her
age, Margrett Hutchings, wife of Albert
Hutchings. The deceased, fer more than
two years past vas confined to her bed from
spinal disease. and during most Of that
time suffered terrible pain. The funeral
is to be to-narrow at s o'elock at the Calno-
lie church
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Mr.. Conway informs US that he bought
over two hundred loads Of grain, on last
Saturday.
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Grent reduction in Ready mwle Clothes
Hats AMI Caps Boots and Shoes at J. H.
THORN TONS. S22s3
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G Schooner H. C. Post was sold " the
U :. Marshal, yesterday, ct this place
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We offer al exc, lieut. quality Of

We, carry full stock of Ladies' and
Gents collars, cufs, neckties, gloves and
10 Iery. All the latest novelties in notions
q tits kind, 1t
s-'-.o J. L. pIATT's.
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We are selling the best Corset for G.
ceuts,. ever offered fer the money. Ask tt
zee our Utf ceht cOrsets.
S2lt3s j. +. PLArT.
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r tie new advertisement of Frof vizay
Ia irs -icade,sy, to be opened in June,
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The largest variety and the lowest cash
prices en- Hats and Caps and Straw goods
at J. ii. rHORNTON'S. S22-.3
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hrice is hereby girer, that the Fetit
Jury fer the June Term, A. d. 1874, of
the Circuit Court for Mamtowoe County,
will be drawn ut the Office Of the Clerk of
saId Cur, m tina City Of Manitowoc on
Saturday TIE 23rl day Of May, \. b. 1874
ut o oscS, P NJ
Dated Manltowoc, May 9Th, 1874.
S20t3- A. r3ENING, Clerk.
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Valuable Information.


D -sTON, DC. II ~
GENTLEMsS Ny o l. al iscl n giyin- you III 5
'-atl %. UHIat IS 10 Tsl. vaEu bic N urIpstiDl.
II iyiHF bsrI hall afflicted with Sci: RAeuan a. q
me NaCi- sa~ acs OF nv SKIN Elm csyrtel vi n
pIUc.e- ana eruD lUas. many o " IicI cause ne
ret e-llH nd drno sn-c. kUYwInz II TO be !
NiooL GlSe-~F, l ufo6 l1Enr o. tie auysrti-ei
b'oou IRE aTS 10 :. IOns TIsc an GuatI'-
y o. r. IA j l., NIt.UUt 1T min ~ benefit
until | cemEeateI taxing e \ zsE-ISE ana ae-
or l Lad co ipieIei the first ooIIe / NV nat /
had StrGeE tie ri-rt medic ne. CouseQu-nt3y I
o.ONe on uIIii | lac taken seven DnttEeS. " ..e n
/ - pronounced wen tfau: aGC ly ska -
Is SDsJtI. aul rBtHrly TrAe IRON yincles aua
Eruption | nave never enjoyed o good reaI.t
ne ore. aH | = tr4ha's % tas Ct NEGErSy
To eDedt hose q cled Wit, r. en- ltl-li. Iii
a.GEe mention sis az tie NTGETENE's 5 olaeriu!
, }. caring me o. TJis arage complain o..
wi.Ic | 81 ere - intensely.
c. Il. TUCKER p :. Al Mica. C R.R
6g a~ain-ton Street Boston.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

h'N. L WaLKKz, Of Ahneper, was in
W ,est rday aud aie ns short cali.
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Report from a Practical Chemist and
Ap0tl0c1rY.

Boston May /. 1871
De r =: TINS i to cFrtiv tf4t I have If at
rIal. SKA tGr z. i1Jj bott.rs OF :. UT Eegsr-
Ne 81 c. \ -ii - 1870, ANA can 'Iuv say tat il
- -lv-n lie BET saiIs &c ion o. ANY re IS. Ior
tie c.nDi IUts .or y hic Il utnG e.. that
ever sold. sc ely DAY p=s~es viii uG, s1a.e
81 nv Gus - err iestlt :nG IL crit, On them
,sIv-s orr cir f-Iea :. | am r-Onallv cpzn.zIuf
o! several cstses OF Scroluous TLmors being cured
,! Ne-etlnr acne IN this vicinity
N-rv respect n ~ yours. Al GILMAN,
To II X : EEN EMS. L g. 463 i}roSdway.
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500 3

A NEW 81 lie Of ladies skirts can be found,
j. +. PLArr's
500 n
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Is the burial service, Of the noted athies t
Austin lioiyoake."..o recently died. in Eng
land, there occurs this beautiful passage,
''-ssius upon the future existence Of man,
"hlcb hurmouizes wonderfully with the
logo of the heart although It may strike
di>cordanty upon the cas- Of our risidiy
u'thodoxl eopIe: MAN has heaven, ba.
not that dreamed Of bY some, far, far
away, beyond the clouds, but here on Garth,
created y the freside and built up o: the
ioIc AID respect for kindred aud friends"
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Nh. F. Z.xDER's large brick chimney
Which IS 10 take the place Of the sheet iron
81 oRe stack Al his planning mill, begins to
.ioem up above IL s'surrounding buildings.
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WANTED at j. ii THORN IONS all
parties who are indebted to us over Go
days to walk up to the Captains Office and
paw the same. S22t3
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THE funeral of Mrs. Bertha Himmelhaur.
daughter Of Mr. Esslinger of this city, took
place on last Thursday. She died in Tcrre
be inferred in the family burial place Mr.
Whitman delivered an Grafton at the grave
which was very firing and appropriate for
the sad occasion and expressive of the SYM
pathy felt for bereaved parents
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Sewing Machines at Cost.

Kerosene Oil nj r. 4 J. Robinson
Drug store Tor iSc per gallon. 81
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CONES ERCIAL,

MANITnWoC MARKET REPORT
Corrected Vcck.y by J. >cbuetIe Dro.
DEALERS ~
GENERAL NERGEEASDssE.
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\. BosTEE and F EASTWOOD, two enter
rrising young men Of his city have started a
terry just above the old eighth street bridge.
~hIch is a great convenience to business
men on both sides Of the river, saving as it
aoss senS walk aruuHd ever the upper
hridge and COED deal Of tiu-e,
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Tur wo0t crop of this county, for this
year, is already being brought to market.
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EVERY OLE SPEAKS Fal12lRLY.

e. NAR'EFIELD Aug 81, 1870
ME- >TEYES~ Dear SIr: I been IrOablel
81 I.l { NSrI rom cHl.IAoOC. causing my ulouI d
- he % sore a times, rd1t | un4ols to eat.
u+Nln- taN-ii man pr-l 3tI3uS Du- Nltl no Ell
.ect .uatlI trt-! zoe Ge-e,iIe. Alter lakinga sew
i"ses tOGl il rriic We e siI mess u the 5; H.
a'A tl3 a. as dccO nOauI-s CaHAer uQ;nOI: and
~ Ire lire | ttaa tIRenf { tara sUtt H,t mon,
> - ent re-. cure. Have no Jesn troubled with
sIace tna. Il NE. lei IS 81 ht months a-o I
ave recon Uel..-I It 10 ~erera. o. NV .cla-Ia
l-nc=; AMI ev.ry one ~pe x avurtaIy IT. zo,u
eiec;. Yours truly p -. SHERMAN.
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.IEMlIIO1, OVER . FIR CENT.

Having bought in New York Il great stock
T WALL PAPER; at very low rates CT.
now appear before the public with .. ,argrr
selection than ever before. and AT rates more
than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former DriCes | offer
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GUNS change has been made in the ar
r.ngements Of the Goodrich Transportation
/ ne, The fine sidewheel steamers SheJoygrn
sd ch'cogc hrye been taken from this shore
sd in future are TO run fro-a Chicago to Nil
~aukee and thence across the Lake to Grand
liasen Tie ipena will be our daily best
In iature 10 Milwaukee,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-15

The Fete Champetre and Promenade
Concert, to be given on the lawn in
front of Mrs. r. c. Brinkley's residence
TINS Wednesday evening, is all the talk
oil the city. The object ct once enlists
every generous sympathy, as it is for the
beneht OF the Church Orphans Home,
and our warm'hearted people who always
respond SO literally to every appeal like
this need not be told that money so in
vested is money loaned.to the Lord. As
mere matter OF amusement and social
enjoyment more delightful scene could
scarcely be imagined, even after reading
the gorgeous descriptions by the immor-
tai Tom Moore in Lalla Rookh. The
committee on reception and entertain
ment is composed of our leading citi
zens, young and otherwise, and thu
director of the occasion will be Mr.
James kirkland, a gentleman of infinite
tact and skill in such delicate and re
sponsible matters. The public may be
assured of rare and delightful enter
tainment, such as is seldom offered, and
the people, while enjoying themselves,
will be conscious that they have assisted
those of whom the great Teacher said
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the
least of these, We have done it unto me. 3"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-15
Personal,

Mr.. D. Il. Feger, Southern passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern railroad, has come
to this city to locate permanently and
will hereafter be found at the corner of
Main and Madison streets. He has been
at New Orleans in the same capacity for
seven years, aud has hosts of friends all
over the South. he lived here before
the war, and we welcome him back
among his old and new friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-15
Outrage bx Negroes.

A week ago a peddler named Marks
Levy went over to Crittenden county,
Arkansas, with small stock of specta-
cles and trinkets. The negroes took
him prisoner, carried him to the woods,
stripped him of his clothing, tied him to
tree and left him to die after plumber
ing him of his goods. Levy remained
tied to the tree for twenty-four hours,
and while in that condition was attacked
and severely bitten by snake. He at
last got loose and wandered around in
the forest for two days, living on berries,
until at last he reached settlement
Mr.. Levy came down to the city on a
steamer to-day and had to send up town
to some friends for clothing. He had
his arm dressed by physician, it having
swollen terribly from the effects of the
snake bite and exposure. So much for
civil rights among the negroes in Ar
kansas. 1t is but a foretaste of what
will take place in Memphis should the
vile negro party elect its nominees in
August next
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All Right,

We are gratifed to learn that the Peo-
pies, Mississippi Valley and Planters
insurance companies, Of this city, lost
but little by the great Chicago fire, Of
which we give full particulars in our tel
egraph columns. These companies are
we'll managed, their affairs are in fine
condition and their risks are so carefully
guarded that heavy losses are almost
impossible. The gentlemen managing
these companies are business men, who
understand the insurance business in all
its details.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-15
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M HS MP HIS,
"Wednesday Evening, July 10, 1874.
The Heated. Term.

The heated term does not abate the
ardor of ticket-buyers in the last Gift
Concert of the Public Library of Ken
lucky, nor does it lessen the labors of
the twenty-five clerks employed in the
office. The rush for the fortunes that
must inevitably come to some is not only
undated, but is increasing. Since the
first concert, each successive one has
been larger than the last and the final
one will be the GROWING glory of the
series. For full information apply to G.
H. Samuel No. 6 West Court street
Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-15
UNFORTUNATE CHICAGO.

To-day all Chicago is boiling. bubbling.
Kissing and frying. Again does misery. want
and desolation reign supreme. As our sister
city is now writing in the agonies of fright
full conAagration, she certainly has our sym
patty, and If need be, our aid.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
All doubts thrown aside. Coleman, of Rosa
Concha fame. has determined not to be un-
dersold. By calling at his depot, 200 Main
street, near Washington, you can get the fol-
lowing frst-class cigars at vastly reduced
figures:
Rosa Concha. SC.
Figaros, for 25c.
Flor Del Fumar Concha, sac.
Flor Del Fumar Princessa, SIC.
Henry Clay Reg. l211c.
Escepcion, 121zc.
They are all of Cuban man ufacture, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give him
inst one trial.